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UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30

1955

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

AND

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

WASHINGTON, D. C.
1954

APPENDIX TO

THE BUDGET

OF THE

UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30

1953

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

AND

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

UNITED STATES

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON : 1954

For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U. S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D. C. - - - - - Price $2.75 (Paper Cover)

Boston Public Library
Superintendent of Documents

FEB 2 5 1954

INTRODUCTION

This appendix to the budget contains two types of
statements in accordance with the provisions of section 204
of the Budget and Accounting Act, 1921, as amended
(31 U. S. C. 581): (a) Information as to obhgations (or
accrued expenditures in the case of various revolving
funds) classified according to the uniform object categories,
and (b) information as to personal services, l)roken down
by grack* and title. Schedules are shown in this appendix
in tile same order as in the budget.

The object schedules are identical A\ith those printed in
the budget. An explanatory illustration of the personal
services portion of the object schedule and of the personal
services detail is shown below (see also the explanatory
illustration of the schedule of obligations by objects which
appears on page 4 of the budget).

"Deportmenlol" (eenhal office) ond "Field"
cmploymenr ore shown In two leparate sectiont o(
rhc tehedule.

Titles ore ibown for poiitions with a bate rote of
$5,060 or above.

Thii line representi the difference between the
onnuol rates for the position and the base poy
actually corned for the 52 weeks. Il covers sav<
ings due to vacancies, leove wirhoul pay, etc.,
offset in part by terminal leave payments.

Where emptoycei are stationed in foreign
countries, doio 019 shown separotely for those paid
at U. S. rotes ond those paid at local rates. "Q. S.
rctei" are those regularly estoblished for em-
ployees hired in the United States and stotioned
abroad; other rates ore "local rotes."

Entries under this heading represent payments .
(or personal services to persons who ore not regw-
lo'ly reported as Government employees ond
poyments to other agencies (or reimbursable
details. The other agency involved includes
employees on reimbursable detail in its position
schedule In the usual manner.

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Employees' Compensation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classincutlon

1953 actual IfiM estimate 195.^ estimate

Total numtxT ot permanent positions

Average number of all <-mployces

Averago salaries and grades;
Oenoral schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services

Ptrmanent poslHons

Regular pay In excess ot S2-week

Payment above basic ralies

Other pa ymenlstor personal services.

Tolal personal ser\-lces 2, 018, 312

M.238

os-5.7

M.308
0S-S7

. SI. 89S. 092

11.785,871

7,007
7.603
81,919

S1.7M. IM

7.0«
5,933
81,919

21,871
89,808

AIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES

1953Bc[ual IBM estimate l95Sesllmato

• Departmental;

Ocneral schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 lo $12,800:
Dlrertor i

QS-IS. Range 110,800 to $11,300:
Chairman, employees' compensa-
tion appeals board 1

OS-H. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy director __ 2

Board member, employees" com-
pensation appeals board 2

QS-I3. Range S8,3W) to SB,360:
Administrative officer l

■ Chief Btatistlelan 1

Chief dalms eMminer 1

08-12. Range 17.040 to $S,0«:

Assistant chief claims examiner 1

Vocational rehabilitation adviser. . . I
Case analyst _

08-11. Range t6,M0 to je.MO:

Assistant administrative officer I

Fiscalofficer 1

Statistician 1

Cblcl Investigator I

Case analyst i

Case analyst

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 Co M,965

OS-8. RoneoS3,795lo$t,HS

OS-S. Range $3,410 to S4.160

OS-4. Range S3,175 to $3.655

OS-3. Range 12,950 to $3.430

OS-2. Ronge S2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
CPC-3, Range $2,652 to S3.032

3 16.180 3

47 23a. 765 38

17 77.860 17

10 40.950 10

36 132, 510 32

57 -

99 309, 570 90

Net permanent, departmental (aver-
age number, net salary)

Regular pay In eicess o( S^weck base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nlghlwork dilTurcnlla) _

Other pa>'Tnents (or personal services:
Payments to other agencies tor reim-
bursable details

.309 1.245.106 280 1. l.W.24f. 284 1,1.

12W54.154 4W24.059 4W24.559

1, 175 1, 220

70, 652 62, 703

1.320
62,763

All personal services, departmental.

FMd:
General schedule grades:
QS-14. Range $9,600 to SlO.eOO:

Deputy commissioner

District deputy director

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy commissioner

OS-12. Range 17.040 to $8,040;

Assistant deputy commissioner

GB-U. Range S5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant deputy commissioner

Claimti examiner

O8-I0. Range $5,500 to $6,230:

Claims examiner (supervisory)

Claims eiaminer

08-9. Range $5,060 to 85,810;

Claims examiner

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4,965

03-C. Range $3,795 to $4.545

08-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

08-I. Range $3,175 to $3.655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Ungraded positions at hourly rales:
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

10,400

9,600

1

1

10.400
9,600

10.400

g.eoo

90,200

10

91.000

10

91.000

36.200

6

36.250

28.960

6.940
6.940

1
1

6. MO
6.940

6,940
6.940

5,500
64.730

1
9

6.625
53,500

5.625
53,500

22
6
7
16
3L
31

5.500
112,266
23.025
31.065
61,685
100,825
101, lis

22

10
31
31

152,350
27,230
31.815
62.740
121.045
114,035

112.265
23.025
31.065
61,685
108,825
101. 115

11.929

7

5.192

. 164 741.674 144

Net permanent. Ocld (average num-
ber, net salary):

United States and possessions ISO 696,111 139

Foreign countries, local rotes fl 11.929 2

_ liar pay in excess of 53-weolt base.., 2,853

Payment above basic ralea:

Overtime and holiday pay , 1,213

Living and quarters allowance., 4,810

Additional [lay tor service abroad 6. 384

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies (or reim-
bursable delaUs 19.166

651,492 138

6,193

2,573

All pergonal services, field.,
Pocsonal services

The first entry here is the lolal number of perma-
nent positions (both departmental and field) shown
in the detoil of peisonol services below.

Many schedules olso include on entry "Full-
time equivolent of all other positions" covering
poiitiors of a part-lime nature (less than a full
workday or workweek), temporary full-time posi-
tions for work oF short duration (including seasonal
jobs), and positions in which employment is on an
occasional ("when oclually employed") bosis.
Because the total number o) such positions lor all
ports of the year added together would not be
particularly signiFiconl, the Figures are not included
in the detail of personal services, but ore stated
here on the basis of the full-lime equivalent-^
that is, the number of hours employment in such
positions is divided by the regular number of hours
which apply to a full-lime job for the year, and
the resulting figure is the full-time equivolent of
"other positions."

The lost entry is the average paid employment
for the year as a whole, comprising the sum of
permoneni, temporary, and parl-lime employment,
rder ihot the figure con be compored to the
omounts reauired, it includes the full-ltme equiva-
lent of poid leave (regular and on termination of
employment). However, in order to avoid dupli-
cation, the figures for each agency exclude em-
ployees on detoil from another agency, even where
the detail is on a reimbursable basis. This entry
is equol to the sum of the enlries For overage num-
ber oF permanent positions (both deportmentol and
lield) shown in the detail ot peisonol services, plus
the full-time equivalent of all other poiilions
shown above.

Salaries ore reported at the rate effective for the
greoler port of the yeor. Employees generolly are
entitled to within-grode salaiy advancements
effective with the Firsi poy period after 15 or 18
months of service. The difference between the
rale shown and the exact rate for the year is shown
in the "Lapse" line.

- This total indicates the number oF full-lime posi-
tions of permanent or indefinite duration, which are
occupied or to be occupied at any time during the
year. They include positions which may be filled
by persons with temporary oppoinlmenls, if the

fositions themselves ore of o continuing nature,
he number of positions is nearly olwoys largei
then the number 0/ employees ot ony one time,
due lo delays in filling vacancies, etc.

TABLE OF CONTENTS

Page

Lpgislative branch - 1

Tlie Judiciary . - - - - 13

Executive Office of the President 19

Funds appropriated to the President 25

Independent offices 31

General Services Administration 95

Housing and Home Finance Agency 109

Deiiartment of Agriculture 119

Department of Commerce 105

Department of Defense — Military Functions 197

Department of Defense — Civil Functions 297

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 319

Department of the Interior 353

Department of Justice 4(.)!(

Department of Labor 421

Post Office Department 431

Department of State 437

Treasury Department 451

District of Columbia 473

Trust funds:

Independent offices:

National Capital Housing Aiitliority 493

Railroad Retirement Board 493

General Services Administration 493

Department of Agriculture 494

Department of Commerce 499

Department of Defense — Civil Functions , 499

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 499

Department of the Interior 499

Department of Justice 502

Treasury Department 502

District of Columbia 1 503

Working funds:

Independent offices: Smithsonian Institution 507

Department of Commerce 507

Department of Defense — MiMtary Functions 509

Department of Health, Education, and Welfare ,_ . 510

Department of the Interior 511

Department of Labor 512

Post Office Department 513

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL

Salaries, Office of the Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

22
21

22
22

22
22

Average salaries and grades:
General sctiedule grades;
Average salary

$5,227
GS-7.2

$6,315
CPC-10.0

$5,300
GS-7.2

$6,316
CPC-10.0

$5 293

GS-7 2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$5 315

CPC-10.0

01 Personal services:

$126,966

444

6,868

$136, 100

400
8,500

$135, 100
400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

8,500

134,268

144,000

144,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Si^ecial positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $9,600:
Architect- -

Assistant architect —

General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:
Cliief architectural and engineering

Assist Jlllf

GS-lb. Range $7,b40'to$8Vo'40:'

Administrative officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineer (superintendent of con-
struction)

Elevator engineer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Associate engineer (civil)

Associate engineer-

Accountant and auditor

Administrative a.ssistant

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..--

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-10. Range $4,665 to $5,316

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) -.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-- -

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15, 000
1 14, 800

1 9,600
1 8, 040

6,940
6,940

6,060
5,935
5,185
5,810
4,830

13, 520
8,696

14, 620
3,140

6,315

22 134, 430
1.5 7,464

20.5 120,966
444

134, 268

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
1 14, 800

1 9,600

1 8, 040

6,940
6,940

6,060
5.936
5,310
5,810
4,935

14. 395
8.820

14. 700
3,220

6,315

22 135, 820
0. 1 720

21.9 136,100
400

;, 500

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15,000
1 14, 800

1 9, 800

1 8, 040

6.940
0,940

6,060
6,935
5,435
5,810
4.935

13,645
8,945

14,860
3,220

5,316

22 135, 680
0. 1 680

21.9 13.1,100
400

8,500

144,000

Capitol Buildings, Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees..

142
141

144
144

136
136

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

$5, 207
GS-7.8

$3, 465

CPC-5.2

$2,980

$6,682
GS-7.8

$3,479

CPC-6.3

$2, 980

$6,647

GS-7.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,496

CPC-5.2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2, 980

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions-

$456, 256
13,234

1.367
63.903

$470, 055
12,000

1,400
62, 945

$444,200

12,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,400

59,750

634, 769

646,400

100

25

20

600

30,000
4,250
4,900

32,000

9,255
60

5,300
8,500

15.000

1.700

33,000

24,000

617, 350

02 Travel

100

14
17

26

20

Penalty mail

600

07 Other contractual services:
Painting, annual

36, 113
1,814
2,996

22,673

6,521

30,000

Elevator repairs and improvements.
Substation equipment and repairs. -
General annual repairs and altera-

11,000
2,900

23,000

Maintenance and repair, lighting

9,255

50

Maintenance, air-conditioning sys-

4,147

6,000

3,000

Pointing stonework. Senate and

10,000

Incinerator, purchase and installa-

Radio-room improvements, Capitol

Television studios, northwest cor-
ner, basement floor, Senate wing

Air-fllter systems for 8 dehumidi-

5,919

2,139

22, 173
6,388

2,548

4,498

1,307

214

25, 299

2,016

691
20. 697

5,826

Renew steam supply line, House
wing, basement floor

Eliminate large skylights over
Senate library and House docu-
ment room, and replace with
reinforced concrete flreproof roof,
covered with copper; provide
adequate lighting in areas affected -

Replace old Supreme Court sec-

Install copper flashing over north
and south walls of original Capitol

Replace with hollow metal doors
llie old wooden doors, ground
floor. Senate and House connect-

New kalamein doors. House
kitchen

Repairs to marble stairway, law

Renew hot and cold water and
sewer lines, old library space

Replace rain leader, old library
si)ace

Partitions, office of the Secretary of

22,000
1,000
7,600

22,000

09 Equipment:

Annual _

Metal file drawers, Senate docu-

1,000

Obligations inenrrpH

707,669

746, 600

636,300

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Supervising engineer^

GS-U. Rang> $5,940 to $6,940:
Electrical engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant electrical engineer

Associate engineer

Purchasing and accounting officer,,
Nurse

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545... _.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

Num-
ber

Total
salary

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $7,240

1

$7,240

1

$7, 440

1 6,940

1

6,940

1

6,940

1 5,936
1 5,060
1 5, 810
1 5, 310
1 6, 370

1 4, 680

2 9,090
2 7, 150

1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2

6,060
5,0150
5,935
5,435
6,370
4,705
13,010
7,230

1

1
1
1
1
1
3
2

6,060
6,060
5,935
6,660
6,495
4,830
13, 135
7,310

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL Continued

Capitol Buildings, Architect of the Capitol — Continued

DETAIL OP PERS0N.4L SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Craftis. protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900 _

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-J. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,.5,52 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840...

Forewoman of charwomen

Num- Total
her salary

3 $13, 700

8 35, 295

9 3,5, 515
33 118,640

1 3, 534
9 26, 4.30

11 32.632

12 31,3.50
1 2, 145

17 20,757

26 77, 491

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $12, 825

8 3,5, 545

10 38, 950
33 119,920

1 3. 054

9 27. 310

1 1 33, 032

12 32,050
1 2. 145

17 20,757

26 77, 491

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $13,200

8 35, 670

10 39, 350
25 90, 960

1 3, 134

9 28, 030

11 33,112

12 32. 610
1 2, 145

17 20, 757

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060: Elevator operators

26 77, 491

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

142 469, 974
1.1 3,719

144 470, 064
9

136 444, 224
24

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

140. 9 466. 255
13.234
1,367

68, 934
4,969

144 470,055

12,000

1,400

68, 146
4,800

130 444, 200

Other positions: Temporary employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

12,000
1,400

54, 950

4,800

534, 759

546,400

617,350

Capitol Grounds, Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

0 bject classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estim ate

Total number of permanent positions

64
51

54
54

64
54

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 428
GS-2.3

$3. 013
CPC-3.1

$3. 536
QS-2.6

$3,109
CPC-3.8

$3, 645

Average grade

GS-2.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3, 161

CPC-3.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions . .

$166, 310
9, .560

6.57
24. 105

$177, 293
7,500

554
24, 040

$178. 806

7,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

554

Payment above basic rates

24. 040

Total personal ser^'ices

200, 632

209, 387
50
30
20

8,450

6,000

2,600

50

12,000

210.900

02 Travel

50

30

3

8,175

64

2,389

20

07 Olhcr contractual services:

8,450

Snow removal.

Maintenance, signal lights

5. 000
2. .500

60

Repairs to streets, sidewalks, curb-
ing, and other paved areas.

Renewal of paving over legislative
garage and adjacent areas in the
enlarged section of the Capitol
Grounds

4,643

12. 000

90. ono

08 .Supplies and materials

5, 631
S, 696

6,000
5,000

6.000

09 Efpiipment:

5.000

2.500

227, 133

248, 487

342, ,500

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-12. Range $7,0;o to $8,040:

Senior landscape architect and

horticulturist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Landscape architect -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Assistant landscape gardener

Associate engineer ...-.

GS-5. Ranee .$3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,6.55

aS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,130

GS-2. Range $2.7.50 to .$3,230

GS-1. Range .$2,.5O0 to $2,980

19,53 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $.H. O'-O

5.935
5.936
3.635
3,735

1
20

2,750
59,200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 010
1 6, 140

5,935
3,660

1

1

16

3,190
2,750
48, 080

1956 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

.5. 935
3, 785

1

1

16

3.270
2. 7.50
48. 080

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-7 Range $3,435 to .$4,035

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $7, 270
2 6, 400
6 19,044
22 66, 784

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $7, 470

CPC-6 Range $3 2011 to $3 680

2 6,560

CPC-.5. Range $2,974 to .$3.(51

C rC-3. Range $2.,562 to $3.032

1 $3. 534
27 80, 824

6 19, 604
22 67, 184

Total permanent, departmental

54 173,488
2. 7 7, 178

64 177, 293

54 178, 818
12

Net permanent, departmental (av-

51.3 166.310

9,660

667

23, 436
669

54 177,293

7, .500

564

23, 686
465

54 178, 806

Temporary employ men t

Regular pny in excess of 52-week base...
T';ivnienl almve basic rates:
OviTliiiic aTid hi-U'tay pay

7, ,500
654

23,585

466

200,632

209, 387

210, 900

Legislative Garage, Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

7
7

7
7

7
7

Average salaries and grades:
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,266
CPC-3.7

$3, 286
CPC-3.7

$3, 286

Average grade

CPC-3.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions - --

Regular pay hi excess of 62-week

$22, 683

86
7,162

.$23. 005

80
7,615

$23, 005
SO

Payment above basic rates

7,615

Tot.al personal services ...

07 Other contractual services...

08 .Supplies and materials

29, 921

2,683

862

30, 700
2,500
1,000

30, 700
2,600
1,000

Obligations incurred -

33, 366

34, 200

34, 200

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Ciiifts. protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230-.

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4, 135
1 3,310
6 15,420

Num- Total
ber s;ilary

1 $4, 135
I 3, 310
5 15, 560

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4, 135
1 3, 310
5 16, 660

Total permanent, departmental

7 22, 865
182

7 23, 005

7 23,005

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary),

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

7 22, 683
86

6,228
924

7 23, 006
80

6,666
950

7 23,005
80

6,665

Nightwork differential -

960

29, 921

30, 700

30, 700

Senate Office Building, Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

.\ verage number of all employees

208
207

210
210

210
210

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary-

$4, 039
GS-6.3

$3, 148

CPC-3.8

$.3,047

$4, 093
GS-5.3

$3,176

CPC-3.8

$3,047

$4. 154
GS-5.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 213

CPC-3.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,047

01 Personal services*

$570,716
13, 100

1,781
70,973

$584, 725
15,000

1,500
66, 475

$589, 425

15,000

Regular pay in e.xcess of 62-week

1,500

Payment above basic rates

66, 475

Total personal services

656, 669

667, 700

672,400

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object elasslficalion

1963 actual

1954 es tin- ate

1965 estimate

$6
11

1.117
2,289
12.717
32.175
6,408
2,000

3,144

07 Other contractual services:

Elevator repairs and improvements.

$1,600
2,000
8,000

21.600
6,500
2,000

8,300

1,800

9.065

$11.(100
2.000

General annual repairs -

8. 00(1
30. 000

6,500

Ice

2,000

Maintenance, air-conditioning sys-
tem

8,300

Incinerator, purchase and installa-

Structural and mechanical changes
to provide additional accommo-

135

25.856
23,154

23, 502

694
3,320
3.525
1,.303
2,855
1,480

Air conditioning oHices, committee
rooms, and other areas, basement
floor

08 Supplies and materials

20,000

10,000

1,000
2,600
3,650
1,350

20,000

09 Equipment:

.\nnual rugs and floor coverings

Annua] machinery, tools, and mis-

15,000
1.000

Annual furniture and furnishings,..
Revolving armchairs for offices

2,500
3.6.50
1.350

2, .500 1 2.500

1.000 1.500

2,000

Typewriter desks for offlces .

14, 938

16. 200
2.000

817.098

788, 665

789.700

DETAIL OF PEHSON.VL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-11. RaJlge $5,940 to $6,940

Num- Total N"um- Total
ber salary ' ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Custodian

1

$6, 340

1

$6, 340

1

$6,540

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.-

2

10, 160

2

10.285

2

10.285

OS-6 Ranee $3 795 to $4 545

1

4 170

I

4 295

1

4,420

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.6.'i5

8

27,800

8

28.200

8

28.600

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

1

.';.025

1

5,026

1

5,025

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490-

3

13. 720

3

13, 846

3

13. 845

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

9

3.6.615

9

36.015

9

36.315

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $.3.680...

18

63,520

IS

66.200

18

66,000

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

9

29,8Sfi

9

30. 126

9

30.446

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

4

11,880

4

12,120

4

12.280

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

10

2(1, 620

10

29.920

10

30.240

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

49

135. lOO

51

141.270

.■)!

143. 2.30

60

101, 725

60

101. 725

60

101. 725

Ungraded positions at annual rates less

than $5,060:

28

83,440

28

83.440

28

83. 440

5

17,115

5

17, 115

5

17, 115

Total permanent, departmental

208

575, 016

210

584, 921

210

.689, .606

Deduct lapses . ..

l.J

4,301

196

81

Net permanent, departmental (av-

erage number, net salary)

206. 5 570, 715

210

584, 726

210

.589.425

father positions: Temporary employment.

13,100

16,000

16. 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-\veeli base.. .

1.781

1,500

1.500

Payment above basic rates:

.69. SM
11,109

55,275
11,200

.55. 275

Xightwork differential

11.200

656, 569

667,700

672, 400

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

House Office Buildings, Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estiirate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

360
352

360
360

360
360

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4. 059
GS-5.2

$3,284
CPC-1.3

$2,851

$4,077
GS-5.2

$3,343

CPC^.3

$2,851

$4,181

GS-5.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average salary

$3, 325

CPCM.3

Ungraded positiqps: Average salary

$2,851

01 Personal services*

Permanent positions .. _

$784, 013
922

2.064
72. 791

$816. 200
2.500

1.900
64,300

$816, 200

Other positions

2,500

Regular pay in e.vcess of 52-week
base . -

1,900

64,300

Total personal services

869, 790

884,900

884,900

Object c!as.siftcatton

1963 act' al

1954 estin ate

1965 estimate

02 Travel...

$26
10
10

30,000
3.955
5,000
8,800

$26

03 Transportation of things .

$12
20

34.465
3.203
3, 942
6,266

41

10

04 Communication services

10

07 Other contractual services:
Painting, annual

45, 800

Elevator rejtairs

Air-conditioning maintenance

General annua] repairs

4, 9.55
.5,000
10,000

Roof repairs and replacement, old
building

70,000

Renew acoustical tile ceilings in
dining room and kitchen of cafe-
teria. New House Ollice Building.

Renews paving. New Jersey Ave.
and C St. approach. Old House
OtTice Building

3,000
2,500

Elevator modernization and im-
provements

11.800

Pointing ledge. 7th floor balcony.

4,928
47,118

4,793
34,822

901
1,960

Structural and mechanical altera-
tions to provide accommodations
for television and recording activi-
ties, old building

Partitions; Un-American Activi-
ties. Education and Labor, and
Ways and Means Committee
rooms, and post office, old build-

08 Supplies and m.atcrials .

25,000

500
2.000

25.000

09 Equipment:

Special equipment

1.000

2,000

Obligations incurred

1.002,260

972.000

1,054,200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:

Xum

Total

Num

Total

Num

- Total

General schedule grades;

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salarv

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Superintendent

1

$7,640

1

$7,640

1

$7, 840

GS-10. Rmge $5..500 to $6.2,50:

.\ssistant superintendent

1

6.000

1

6.126

1

6,2.60

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

1

5.120

1

5.245

1

5. .370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

4

18, 570

4

18. 946

4

19. 445

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

4

13. 740

4

13. 980

4

14.300

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3.430

2

6.376

2

6.220

o

6. 386

OS-2. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230 ...

4

11,560

4

11.160

4

11.480

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900...

2

10.300

2

10. 300

2

9. .550

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

7

32. 056

7

32, 0.56

7

32. 180

CPC-7. Ranee $3,435 to .$4.036

6

24.010

6

24. 310

6

24.510

CPC-6. RiUlge $3,200 to S3.680

20

70.000

20

73.040

20

71.040

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.464

9

30,446

U

30. 766

9

31.006

CPC-t. Range $2,760 to $3.230

4

11.960

4

11.800

4

12.040

CPC-3. Ranee $2..5.52 to $3.032

16

42. 680

15

43, 960

15

43.800

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

31

87. 270

31

87, 970

31

88,460

4
170

11.360
207. .570

4
170

11.360
207. 570

4
170

11, 360

Charwomen .- .

207. 570

Ungraded positions at annual rates less

than $5,060:

Elevator operators

62

154.960

52

154.960

52

154. 960

Clerk

1

3.518

1

3.518

1

3.518

22

55. 347

22

55,347

22

55.317

Total permanent, departmental

360

810, 481

360

816, 271

360

816.411

8

26,468

71

211

.\'et permanent, departm.ental (av-

erage number, net salary) - - .

3,52

784, 013

360

816,200

300

816. 200

Other positions; Temporary employ-

922

2,600

2.500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

2,064

1,900

1,900

Payment above basic rates:

OvertiTie and holidav pay

62,290

53,500

53,500

Nightwork difTerential .

10,501

10,800

10,800

01 Personal services

869, 790

884,900

884,900

Capitol Power Plant, Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actua'

1954 estimate

19.55 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

93
89

93
79

93

79

Average salaries and gi-ades;
General schedule grades:

$4,764
OS-6.1

$3,718
_. CPC-5.9

■

$4,825
OS-6.1

$3,746
CPC-5.9

$4,851

GS-6.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,773

Average grade ._i..-.-,

CPC-6.9

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOI^Continued

Capitol Power Plant, Architect of the Capitol — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions..-

$340,666

1,284
50,135

$316,000

1,000
52,000

$316,000

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week
base .- .

1,000

Payment above basic rates

62,000

Total personal services

392,085

369,000

100

10

10

200
635,000

43,000
60

13, 600
369,730

369,000
100

03 Transportation of things

10

04 Communication services —

05 Rents and utility services:

Annual gas

Purchase of electrical energy

07 Other contractual services:

General annual repairs and altera-
tions

Advertising, . _

7

200
469, 322

32,050

10

200
635,000

30,000
60

08 Supplies and materials:

Miscellaneous annual supplies

Fuel

15,528
327,040

13,500
289, 130

09 Equipment: Replacement of 1 motor-
truck

7,000

Obligations incurred

1,236,232

1,330,600

1,244,000

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief engineer...

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief engineer

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:
Associate engineer

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,040

1 6, 250

1 6,560
1 4, 420

1 4, 160

2 6. 860

1 2, 820

2 10. 130
6 24, 125

11 49.140
18 71. 530

12 41,680
18 61,852

5 15, 350
14 42, 208

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,040

1 6,250

1 5,685
1 4. 646

1 4. 160

2 7, 020

1 2, 900

2 10, 130
6 24. 600

11 49,615
18 72,330

12 41,920
18 62, 172

6 16. 430
14 42, 448

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,040

1 6,250

1 6, 810

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 4, 545
1 4, 160

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2 7,020

OS-1 Range $2,600 to $2,980

1 2, 980

2 10. 255

5 24. 500

11 50,015
18 72, 930

12 42.080
18 62. 492

6 15, 590
14 42,848

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,665 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to .$4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680..

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC-}. Range $2,760 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

93 354, 125
4. 3 13. 469

93 357.046
14 41,045

93 359, 515
14 43, 515

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

88. 7 340. 666
1,284

42.921
7,214

79 316,000
1,000

45.000
7.000

79 316,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

1.000
45, 000

Nightwork differential .

7,000

01 Personal services ..-_....-

392,085

369,000

369,000

Structural and Mechanical Care, Library Building and Grounds,
Architect of the Capitol

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

A vpragp nijmhpr nf f\]] pmploypps

56
56

00 OO

58
68

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$3,310
GS-3.0

$3,620
CPC-5.9

$3,350

as-3.0

$3,649
CPC-5.9

$3,350

GS-3.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,696

Average grade

CPC-5.9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions -

$200, 179

759

40,305

$211,000

700

45, 400

$213 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates (includ-
ing Sunday opemne pay) , .

700
45, 400

241,243
11, 176

3,677

257, 100
13,400

4,500

259, 600

07 Other contractual services:

13, 400

Maintenance and repairs, air-
conditioning and refrigeration
systems---

4,500

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

07 Other contractual services— Con.

Maintenance and repairs, elevators.

$3,111
11,561

19,930

$4,000
13,000

30,000

$6,000
13,000

Equipping part of bookstacks with
map cases. Annex

30,000

Elevator modernization and im-

36,000

Equipping one-half deck for book-

86,000

Finishing 1 deck for bookshelving.

28,400
25,000

60,000

Automatic sprinkler system, cellar,
main building

Replacement, repairs, and altera-
tions to refrigeration equipment,

Acoustical tile ceilings (both build-

7,993

2,432

2,215
965

1,121

1,437

15, 599

749

1,101

Air filters for northeast bookstack.

Installation of floor tile in pages'
school main building

Replace storage batteries operating
fire alarm and watch systems,

Improvement. loading platform

08 Supplies and materials

13,500

16,000

09 Equipment: Fire extinguishers

10 Lands and structures: Aimual care

1,600

1,100

1,100

324,310

450,000

464,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-3 Range $2,950 to .$3,430

Num
ber

2

3

5
12
14

2
17

1

Total
salary

$6,620

14,950
22,075
47,620
60,880

6,428
61,070

2,552

Num
ber

2

3

6
12
16

2
17

1

Total
salary

$6,700

H.g.'iO
22. 4.W
47, 920
67, 680

6,588
52, 190

2,552

Num
ber

2

3

5
12
16

2
17

1

■ Total
salary

$6, 700

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

GPC-9. Range .$4,1.50 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4,490...

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

15,200
22, 700
48, 620
58, 240

6,748
53,040

2,662

Total permanent, departmental

66
0.5

202, 095
1,916

58

211,030
30

58

213, 700
300

Net permanent, departmental (av-

65. 6 200. 179
769

36, 873
3,432

58

211,000
700

42,400
3,000

58

213, 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime, Sunday opening, and holi-

700
42, 400

Nightwork differential ..

3,000

01 Personal services

241, 243

267, 100

269, 500

BOTANIC GARDEN

Salaries and Expenses, Botanic Garden

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

48
46

48
47

48
47

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary .. ..

$3,494
GS-3.7

$3,324
CPC-4.8

$3,550
GS-3.7

$3,351
CPC-4.8

$3,601

GS-3.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,379

Average grade

CPC^.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ..

$154,200
1,796

S99
22, 782

$164,010
3,000

530
22,660

$166, 110

3,000

Regular pay in excess of 82-week

530

22,560

Total personal services. ..

179,377
31
20
95

190.100
150
60
100
100
200

6,200
100

192, 200

150

03 Transportation of things .

60

100

100

158

7,749
80

200

07 Other contractual services:
General annual repairs

6,200

Laundry

100

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

$10, 896
13, 768

292

2,295

$9,500
15, 400

100

$9,500

09 Equipment (includes plant material).

10 Lands and structures;

15, 400
100

Demolition and removal of small
conservatory and adjoining struc-
ture from reservation 6-B,
bounded by Canal St. and Inde-

Obligations incurred- .

214, 761

221,000

223, 100

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:

General schedule grades:
QS-ll. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Assistant director — ._.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Horticulturist

aS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9.55

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 -.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 _.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,6S0_-

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,4.54

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $.3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840 ,

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

(Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services .

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

1
1
3
3
16
5

1
6
4
4
2
1

4,995

4, 455
11,980
10, 8S5
61,360
15,190

3,635
21,600
13. 496
12, 360

5, 904
2, 840

48
3

164,640
10, 440

154. 200

1.796

599

20, 650
2,132

179,377

1954 estimate

Num- Total

bcr salary

1 $5, 940

1 6, 185

1
3
3

16

5

1
6
4
4
2
1

4,680

12. 230
10.965
62, 560
15. 030

3. 735
21,760

13, 656
12. 200

6.064
2,910

48 166,315
1 2, 805

164,010

3.000

530

20. 660
1.900

190, 100

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

i,310

4, 705
12, 355
10, 965
53,280
15, 270

3,835
21,920
13.736
12, 360
6. 064
2,910

48 168, 850
1 2, 740

166.110

3,000

530

20, 660
1,900

192, 200

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Salaries and Expenses, Library of Congress

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

%5

41

1,005

960

38

991

991

38

1,022

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,658
GS-6.2

$2,981
CPC-3.2

$15,000

$14, 800

$8,490
$3,495

$4,690
OS-€.3

$3,028
CPC-3.3

$15,000

$14,800

$8,490
$4,030

$4,631

GS-6.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,039

CPC-3.3

Act of Oct. 15, 1949 (2 U. S. C. 136anote):
Average salary -

$15,000

Act of Oct. 15, 1949 (2 U. S. C. I36a note) :
Average salary . ..

$14, 800

Act of June 20, 1938 (52 Stat. 808): Aver-
age salary ,

$8,490

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,202

01 Personal services:

Kill, 210
114, 174

15,865
44,783

$4, 109. 227
104,321

15,924
40, 000

$4, 277, 916

Other positions

104, 321

Regular pay In excess of 52-week
base

15,924

40. 000

Total personal services

4, 286, 032

2,470

793

26, 701

4, 269, 472

1,300

850

28,000

4,438,161

02 Travel.

1,300

03 Transportation of things

860

29,600

Penalty mail .

70,000

25,439

429, 779

32, 439

26,223

2,076

7

25.000

430,000

30,100

25,300

150

100

20, .500

06 Printing and reproduction

451,500

34.200

26,800

2,100

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

100

4,831,959

4,810,272

5,084,011

DET.^IL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $14,800:

Librarian of Congress (2 U. S. C. 136a

note)

Grades established by;

Act of Oct. 15, 1949 (2 U. S. C. 136a
note) :
Chief assistant librarian..

Act of June 20, 1938 (52 Stat. 808):

Librarian emeritus -.

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy chief assistant librarian

Assistant librarian

Director of department

Law librarian.

.\ssociate director of department —
Chief of division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Assistant director of department...

Assistant law librarian

Keeper of collections —

Consultant

Chief of division.

C^hief of section

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant director of department —

Chief of division

Keeper of collections

Assistant chief of division

Editor

Selection ofBcer ._ --

Chief documents officer

Chief of section

Inforraation-pablications officer

Deputy chief of division

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division

Chief of section

Reference librarian

Smithsonian librarian -

Special assistant

Exhibits officer

Administrative officer

Classification officer

Emplojinent officer -.

Employee relations officer

Specialist, South Asia

Associate chief of division

Head of section

Area specialist -

Cataloger -

Historian - —

Editor -

Budget oflicer

Technical assistant

Coordinator

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant chief of division

Assistanteditor

Assistant selection officer

Bibliographer

Cataloger --

Chief of division. _- -

Editor

Head reference assistant

Principal cataloger

Principal recommending officer

Technical assistant

Specialist In American history

Subject cataloger -.- -

Accounting officer

(jonsultant in philosophy

Secretary of the Library

Reference assistant in charge

Chief, census library project

Assistant chief of section

Research assistan t

Coordinator, cooperative cataloging

Reviser --- -

Head of section

Assistant he.ad of section

Specialist. Korean

Chief of readmg room

Head of unit

Catalog reference assistant

Specialist, far eastern law

Assistant in charge

Head, Slavic room

Science reference analyst

Slavic research analvst

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Disbursing otEcer

Assistant reference librarian

Research analyst

Operations officer

Assistant coordinator.--

Administrative assistant

Library assistant.- ---

Librarian..

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief of division

Assistant editor

Librarian

Assistant reference librarian

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 14, 80O
1 8,490

1 11.800

1 10, 800

3 33.811

1 11,711

1

11
1

1
6
1
5
1
1
1
4
1
1

4
6
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
5

11.050

2 19, 738
1 9, 808

111.462
9,808

8,498
52, 845
9. 252
43. 685
9.283
8.360
9,360
34, 247
8,445
8,375

29, 729

44, 055

22, 336

7,894

8.040

7,709

7,840

14, 626

7,040

7,325

7,486

7.302

8,040

29. 022

7,240

36, 060

1954 estimate

18, 743

19.020

5.940

12, 396

12,818

13, 134

26, 136

6,578

12,888

6,686

6.865

6.809

18.320

6.825

6.340

6.348

38. 963

6.132

6.940

12. 296

6.248

5,940

31.684

13,188

6.117

6.317

6,940

6.940

6,707
6.024
6,091
6,648

5,363
16, 425
6.252
6,295
5,368

Num-
ber

1955 estimate

Total Num- Total
salary ber salary

1 $15,000

1 14, 800
1 8,490

10.800
11,073
34,173
11,800
10,800
11,219

9,761
10, 008

9,654
19, 915
91, 777

1 9,360
6 62, 760

44,846
9,360
8,514
9,360

34, 894
8,560
8, .575

22, 705
3.8, 115
22,844
8,040
8,040

7,963
7,440
7,209
7,440
7,717
7,440

35, 908
7,425

37, 068
7,840

21,620
7,278
7,132
7,040

4 25, 098
3 19, 112

25, 490
6,094

13,280

13. 080
6.740

13, 472
6, 786

6.940
24, 729
6.940
6.601
6.540
26. 437
6,194
6,101
12,680

6,417
5,940
6,048
11.880
6, 802
6,617
6,017
6,032

6,832
6,149

5.673
5,764
5,547
5.529
6,648

6,488
11,240

5,060

1 $15,000

1 14. 800
1 8,490

10.908
11,300
34, 508
11.800
10, 923
11, 385

9,877
10,292

9,800
20, 200
92, 984

1 9. 360
6 63,491

45,415
9.360
8.614
9,360

35, 547
8,745
8,860

23,067
38, 739
23, 504
8,040
8,040

8,040
7,555
7,325
7,625
7,840
7,594

36, 661
7,525

38, 400
8,017

22, 082
7,440
7,240
7,163

4 25, 506
3 19, 568

25,960
6,194

13,418

13, 442
6,878

13, 565
6,940

6.940
25. 445
6.940
6.602
6.a?2
27.076
6.340
6,202
13.264

1

3

2

6.956
19. 196
13,288

1
3
2

6.140
19. 458
13, 480

6.540
6.132
6,148
11,880
6.940
6,740
6.140
6,140

5.967
6.260

5. 798
5,889
5,672
5.654
5,673

6,613
11,365

6

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Library of Congress — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSON.iL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con,

Biblinprapher

Cataloger

Curator

Reference as.sistant

Reference librarian

Researcii as.sistant

Reviser -.

Senior cataloper ..- ...

Admini.'^trative secretary

Assistant exhibits officer

Position classifier

Tabnlatinp officer

Head of unit

Analyst

.Senior reference assistant

Subject cataloper

Assistant in ciiariie

Head of section

Assistant head of section,. _ —

Assistant sccn'tary of Library

Research analyst

Head, periodicjils coUection

Assistant accounting officer - -

.\ssistant information-publications

officer.-

Assistant consultant in poetry

."^ pecial a.ssistant

Purchasin? adviser

Space and communications officer.

Editorial specialist

Head of project ..-

Custodian, motion picture collection

Editor

Manuscripts specialist

Editorial assistant

.\ssistant to selection officer

Placement assistant

Employee relations assistant

Radio scrijitwritcr-.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370.. -

Range $4,205 to $4.956

Range $3,795 to $4,545

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3.666

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Range $2,760 to $3,230

Ranee $2,600 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4.900

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

Range $2,974 to $3,454

Range .$2,750 to .$3,230

Range $2.5.52 to $3,032

Range $2,420 to $2,840 .,

by lithographic

GS-7.
GS-6.
QS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.
OS-2.
GS-1.

CPC-6.
CTC-A.
CPC-3.
CPC-2.

1953 actual

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

Num- Total Num-
ber salary ber

$16. 757

37. 857

6 080

26.636

6. 680

5.560

10. 918

95. 956

5.695

.5.810

.5. 186

5,507

16. 238

11.32?

5.666

16. 536

34. 062

32. 287

6.103

.5. ISO

5.223

6.810

5, 143

.5. 161
6.098
6.039
5. 223
5,127

Grades established

wage board:

WB-13. Range $4,264 to $4,950.

WB-ll. Range $3,890 to $4,514.

■WB-9. Range $3,615 to $1,077.-

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary).

Other positions:

Part-time positions (charwomen)

Temporary employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork dilTerential

01

Personal services.

1
112
21
136
115
81
75
12

1
1
6
8
70
36
69

5.053

513, 668
86. 328

514, 082
391. 796
259. 273
221, 301

33, 898

4,890
4,035
21, 764
27.611
218, 408
104, 204
188, 503

4,035
3,694
13, 240

Total
salary

$5. 723

31.802

6.805

32. 0.11

11.696

6. 1.60

,5.810

71,279

.5.810

5.810

5. 387

5.632

10.716

5. 810

10,148

16. 910

34. 302

62. 967

5.196

5,305

5,810
5,670

5, 286
5,223

965 4,115,446
1 4,236

%4

4,111,210

109, 174
6,000
16.866

33. 465
11.328

4, 286, 032

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

103

24

138

118

84

68

11

1

4
8
10
62
32
67

6, 348

5,247

6,723

6,810

6,747

6, ,565

6,646

5, 377

6, 238

5, 084

6, 132

5. 137

19. 134

476. 577

98. 966

625, 933

401,5,54

270, 324

199. 400

30, 398

4,900
14,619
29, 154
33, 580

196.339
93, 471

18R. 653

4, 514
4.118
7.488

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 810

32. 5.52

5.810

32. 7S3

11.629

6.060

.5. 810

72. 279

.5.810

5.810

.5. 512

5. 757

10.966

5. 810

10, 398

17, 170

34, 552

.54. 092

5.320

5.430

.5. 810
5. 696

6.411
6.348

960 4. 140. 162
7. 2 30, 936

962.8

4, 109, 227

99, 321
5. 000
16. 924

27. 850
12. 150

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

107

24

148

126

86

5. 473
6. 372
.5. 810
5.810
5.810
5. 690
5.771
5. 502

5. 363
5.209
.5. 257

6. 262
19. 634

601, 723
101, .581
571. 068
436. 452
279. 938
206. 027
30. 974

4.900
16. 540
29.440
33. 820

197. 801
99.861

197, 629

1 4, 722

1 4. ."06

2 7. 780

991 4. 308. 851
7.2 30.935

4,277.916

99, .321
5.000
16. 924

27. 850
12, 160

4, 269, 472

4, 438, 161

Salaries and Expenses, Copyright Office, Library of Congress

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

239
237

244
242

254
252

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary.

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$4,230
GS-5.7

$2. 552

CPC-3.0

$3,515

$4,238
OS-6.8

$2, 670

CPC-3.0

$3, 743

$4,254
GS-6.8

$2. 610

CPC-3.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

.$3. 910

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

.$997. 388

$1,022,240
.500

3.960

$1 075 518

500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base _

3.838
7.157

3.960

Total personal services

02 Travel

1,008,383

1, 026, 700
4,000
2.000
65. 000
7.300
.5.000

1, 079, 978

04 Communication services

2,000

64. 408

3.400

6. 000

2,000
55, 000

07 Other contractual services

7 30O

5,000

Total obligations

1,083.191

1.100.000

1,153,278

DETAIL OF I'ERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Denartmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Ranee $12,000 to $12,800:

Register of con\Tights

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
.\ssociate register of conyrights . . .

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 262

1 10, 800

2 19, 669

Nnm- Total
ber salary

1 $12,400

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief of division.

.\ssistant register of copyrights

2 19, 869
1 9, 600
1 9, 800

2 20. 200
1 9. 777

1 9. 915

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

1 9, 152

1 8. .360

2 17.605

1 7.217
1 7.294
4 30. 121

1 8,506

2 17,912

1 7,317
1 7, 440

3 23, 404
1 7.240

1 6. 140
1 6.209
1 6.017

1 6. 071

4 26. 698

2 13.841
"i 5.610

1 8. 606

Senior attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chief of division . .

2 18. 182

1 7. 440
1 7. .578

Head of section

3 23. 720

I 7. 363

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6. 194

1 6. 271

.\dministrative officer ....

1 6. 340

1 6. 140

-Assistant chief of division

A.ssistant chief of section

1 6. 940
4 26. 006

1 6. 940

2 13. 4.80

1 5. 995

1 6.171
4 27 060

Editor

Head of unit

GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,250:
-Administrative assistant

""'2""""i3.949

1 5. 735

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

1 5.670
1 5.113
1 5. 060
5 27. 107
14 75. OliO

1 5. 190
6 32. 384

12 6.5.488

2 10. 327

1 5, 316

6 32.884

Reviser

12 66.613

Head of section

2 10.4.52

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1 5, 370
32 146. 668

5 20. 859
61 191. 893
39 136, 229
53 165, 9.54

8 23. 234

2 6. lot

1 3.681
1 3. 3.50

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9.55

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

O.S-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,9,50 to $3,4:iO

OS-2. Range $2,760 to $:i.2:i0 .

39 176, 563
7 27. 926
52 196, .599
46 1.56.621
46 141,386
4 11,473

2 .5. 141

1 4.118
1 3.369

40 184,633
7 28, 425
57 216,851
49 168, 938
47 147, 161
4 11,778

Crafts. T>rotective. and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $:i.032

Grades established by lithographic
wage board:

WB-10. Range $3,723 to .$4.306

WB-9. Range $3,515 to $4,077

2 6, 221

1 4,306
1 3,515

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

239

1.006,287
2. 2 8. 899

244

1. 029. 661
1.8 7.421

264

1, 082, 939
1.8 7,421

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-

236.8

997. 388

242.2

1. 022. 240

600
3.960

252.2

1.075,518

500

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

3,838
7,167

3,960

01 Personal services

1, 008, 383

1,026,700

1, 079, 978

Salaries and Expenses, Legislative Reference Service, Library of
Congress

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

151
149

151
148

179
166

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,691
GS-8.2

$5. 826
GS-8.4

$5,686

Average grade

QS-8.1

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

19S5 estimate

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 661
CPC-3.0

.$2. 691

CPC-3.5

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$848,936
209

3.271
948

$860. 250
500

3.371
2,000

$952,366
500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

3.371

Pavment above basic rates

2,000

863.364

866, 121

1,000

300

13, 800

1,000

16.000

4.500

958, 237

1,000

.300

9.183

1.000

15,000

2.50)

300

13, 800

1.000

Photodu plication

15 000

08 Supplies and materials.

4.500

881.350

901.721

993. 837

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director

Chief of section

Senior specialist

Social science analyst--

GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Geographer

Chief of section

Attorney

Specialist in education

Legal analyst-- -

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Analyst-

Chief of section

Deputy assistant director

Economist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Analyst -

Administrative officer

Chief of section --

Legal analyst

Economist

Att9rney -

Senior indexer ---

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Analyst

Graphic information specialist

Senior digester

Legal analyst-

Legal indexer

Assistant chief of section

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of section

Translator

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Analyst

Assistant chief of section--- _--

Bibliographer

Chief of reading room...

Legal digester

Librarian - -

Historian - --

Head of unit -

Research a,ssistant -

Legal analyst

Indexer-digester

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,.')70

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955- ---

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

aS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9,50 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980.-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032,

Total permanent, departmental-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment -

Regular pay in excess of 52-weck base--
Payraent above basic rate^:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential---

Personal services -

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total

salary

1 $14, 800

1 11.800

1 11.800

13 145.346

1 10. 523
3 30. 600
1 9,800

6 ,51.267
1 8, 598

6 43. 070

1 7. 386

1 7. 325

2 14, 466

37, 017
6,886
6.340
36. 825
13. 188
5.998

41.561
5. 310

16. 478
.5.488

21.154

1.5.882
5,186

4.836
81.080

8.691
51. 172
38. 396
75. 678
12. 445

2.980

151 859. 360
1.8 10,424

149. 2 848. 936

209
3.271

608
340

853. 364

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

I $14,800

1 11.800

1 11.800

11 129.308

1 11.300

10.600
29, 739
9.992
9,638

25.664

1 8.760
3 25, 773

29.368

7.509

7.440

28.937

21.474

7.071

4 25. 245
1 6, 940

1 6. 378

4 25. 691

1 6,048

1 5, 5.34

1 5.606

9 45. 263

5.636
.5.613
21.000
10.913
5.339
5. 6.36
5.098

26
1
14
14
16
3
1

117.411
4. 545
51, 576
47. 812
53. 266
9.607
2.980

2.561

161 S76. 470
2. 8 16. 220

148. 2 860. 250

500
3,371

1.660
350

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $14, 800

11.800

11.800

140. .350

11.485

10.600

30.000

10.085

9.800

9.600

26, 134

1 9. 098

3 26.119

30. 106
7.640
7.625
29.445
21.889
7.240
7.040

4 26. 729
1 6, 940

12.480
26. 252
6.155

5. 659
5. 731

46,263

10. 721
5.738

21.500

11.163
,5.464
5. 661
5.223
5.060

16. 180

132. 806

4. .545
66. 792
61.337
74. 7.50

9.687

2.750
2.641

179 1.011.863
12.8 59.497

166. 2 952. 366

500
3.371

1.650
350

958, 237

Salaries and Expenses, Distribution of Catalog Cards, Library of
Congress

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Cbject classification

19,53 actual

19.54 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

179

1

175

188

188
8

Average number of all employees

184

184

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Averace salarv

$3,6.38
GS-3.9

$2,890

CPC-2.8

$3,350

$3,612
GS-4.0

$2,960

CPC-2.8

$3,735

$3 675

-Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

GS-4.0
$2, 972

CPC-2.8

Ungraded positions: -Average salary

$3,910

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$616. 081
3.600

2.372
17.491

.$658, 855

$670, 267

26,932

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2, 595
.5,000

2, 596

Payments above basic rates

6,000

639. 544

4.651

120

3.925

686. 479

666. 450

4,500

600

5. lOO

586.500

250

1.500

704. 794

02 Travel

4 500

03 Transportation of things

.500

6. 100

842.113

07 Other contractual services

250

08 Supplies and materials

1.500

1,500

Total obligations

1.236,219

1, 264, 800

1, 658, 757

DETAIL OF rERSO.VAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chief of division .. _

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,046

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,248
1 7,040

1 6. 094
1 6, 940

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7 532

Editor - -

1 7.171

GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant chief of division .

1 5,940
1 6, 940
1 6, 278

1 6 202

1 6, 940

Editor

1 6, 078

2 11,798

4 22, 798
1 5, 243

1 6, 140

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

2 12. 048

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

4 22,168

4 23,091
1 5,368

Editor

Assistant editor

2 11,288

3 16. 752
1 4. 745
8 36. 025
6 24. .591

19 73. 646
33 109.119
42 136. 389
45 132. 973

4 11,116

6 17.392
1 2. 840

1 3.350

Classifier

3 16, 680

3 14,211

8 36, 654

5 21,647

23 as, 429

31 106, 074

42 136, 674

48 144,004

5 13,651

6 17,813
1 2, 910

1 3, 735

3 16 680

OS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

3 14,686
8 37 279

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

5 22, 147

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160- -

23 00, 266

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.6,56

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2.7.50 to $3.230

Of3-l. Range $2,600 to $2.980

31 10'5,849

42 138, 389

48 146, 741

5 13, 891

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$.3.032

C PC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Grades established by lithographic
wage board:
WB-IO. Range $3,723 to $4,306

6 17,893
1 2, 910

1 3,910

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

179 628,597
3.6 12.516

188 674, 621
4,5 16,766

188 686.033
4 5 15, 766

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment -. . -

175.4 616,081

3.600
2,372

17, 491

183.5 668,856

183.5 670,267
26, 932

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base _.
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pav

2,596
5.000

2,696
6 000

01 Personal services

639, 544

666,450

704, 794

Books for the Blind, Library of Congress

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Obiect classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

20
20

21
21

21
21

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary—

$3,893
GS-4.6

$4. 090
GS-4.9

$4,169
GS-4.9

8

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

LIBRARY OF CONGRESS Continued
Books for the Blind, Library of Congress — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

LiEEAHT OP CONGRESS— continued

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$76, 953
100

207

$84, 571
100

329

$86, 163

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

329

Total personal services

02 Travel

77,260

1,980

8,684

727

7,423

63, 776

7,609

817, 562

85,000

2.000

9,000

825

16,000

103, 175

15, 100

768, 900

86. 692
2 000

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

826
16. 000

87 500

09 Equipment

784. 575

Obligations incurred

985, 021

1, 000, 000

1 000 ono

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUEEAD OF
STANDARDS

07 Other contractual services

$6,428

SUMMARY

01 Personal services

$77, 260

1,980

8,684

727

7,423

70, 204

7,609

817, 562

$85, 000

2.000

9,000

825

16. 000

103. 176

15. 100

768, 900

$86 592

02 Travel - . ....

2 000

03 Transportation of things

9 000

ai rnTnmiinif^.^tinn .'^prvicp.s

825

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

16. 000
87 500

13,508

09 Equipment

784 575

Obligations incurred

991, 449

1, 000, 000

1 000 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

Num-
lier

1

Total
salary

.$9, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 777

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief of division .. _.

1 $9, 360

1

8,360

1 8, 475

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,040:

1 7, 040

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,626:

1

1

1
3
2
4
7

5,548

5,233
6,080
11,989
6,366
12, 184
21, 120

1 5, 673
1 5, 358

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956

3 14, 389
2 7, 070
2 6,830
6 15, 143
6 17, 730

1 5 080

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

3 12, 239

GS-! Range $3,175 to $3,665

2 6 445

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

4 12, 604

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230

7 21 620

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses _. . _ .

20 77, 562
0. 1 609

21
0.2

85, 479
908

21 87, 071
0. 2 908

Net permanent, departmental (av-

19.9 76,953
307

20.8

84, 671
429

20. 8 86, 163

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

429

01 Personal services

77, 260

85, 000

86 592

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

Salaries and Expenses, Superintendent of Documents

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

530
28
644

631
28
546

661
29
677

Average salary and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary . .

$3,712
GS-4.4

$3,790
GS-4.6

$3,812

Average grade

QS^.4

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Seriiices— Con.

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective and custodial grades:

$3,156

CFC^.5

$2,946

$3,196

CPC-4.5

$2, 946

$3,236

Average grade

CPC-4 5

Ungraded positions: Average salary

.$2,916

Personal service obligations:

$1,779,009

93,880

8,612

$1,814,M9
94,000
8,091

$1,916,000
99 000

Other positions

9,000

Total personal service obligations

1, 882, 101

1,917,300

2, 024, 000

Direct Obligalions
01 Personal services

1,867,058

1,009

2,490

7,668

10,823

549,764

96, 814

192, 142

60, 738

1, 898, 100

1, ,500

1,500

37, 000

11,000

522, 400

90, 000

192, 500

40,000

2, 004, 800
1,600

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

1 500

43 000

05 Rents and utility services _

13,000
564,000
103. 000

08 Supplies and materials

207, 000

09 Equipment

40 000

2,778,666

2,800.000

2, 967, 800

Obli{jati<ms Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

15,043
904

19,200
800

19,200
800

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

15,947

20,000

20,000

Obligations incurred

2,794,613

2,820.000

2,987 800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental;
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to .$11,800:

Superintendent of documents

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant superintendent of docu-

Nmn- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050
1 9, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant superintendent of docu-
ments .

1 8,360

1 7,040

7 44,380

3 17, 760
1 6, 875

1 6, 660
7 38, 046
1 5, 810
6 29, 720
27 122,910
16 69. 095
68 267,606
72 254. 840
96 311.360
47 146. 530

1 3, 680
1 2,712

1 3,411

10 31, 824
101 304, 616
62 172. 806

1 8, 560

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Librarian . .

1 7,240

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

7 43,380

3 17,375
1 6,760

1 6.435

7 37, 170

1 5, 810

6 28, 970

27 119, 785

16 67, 845

68 261, 630

72 250. 600

96 305,680

47 143,970

1 3, 680
1 2,632

1 3,411

10 31,824

101 304. 616

62 172. 795

7 46, 580

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250;

3 18, 125

Assistant chiefs of section

1 6 000

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Chief of section

1 5 685

7 38, 920

Librarian

1 5.810

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

6 30, 470

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

27 126, 910

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,645

16 70, 095

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

68 272, 505

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

76 269, 310

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

103 334, 985

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to .$3,032

Wages per hour;

$1 64 Stockkeeper

60 156, 276

1 3,680
1 2, 792

1 3,411

$1.53 Miscellaneous office appliance

10 31,824

$1.45 Wrappers-stockkeeperS-

$1.34 Skilled laborers

107 320,902
72 197,891

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses .

630 1,833,008
14 53,399

531 1.864.629
13 50. 020

661 1,967,020
13 61,020

Net permanent, departmental

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

616 1,779.609

93,880

6,901
2,711

618 1.814.609

94.000

5.950
2,741

548 1,916,000
99,000

Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay -

6.000
3,000

01 Personal services

1, 882, 101

1, 917, 300

2, 024, 000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules arc distributed as follows:

1,867,058
16, 043

1, 898, 100
19, 200

2, 004, 800

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

19. 200

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

Miscellaneous

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS— continued

Working Capital and Congressional Printing and Binding, Govern-
ment Printing Office

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

02
03
04
05
06
07
08
09
10
13

Travel . . .......

$11,200

673, 792

72,644

729,376

19,699,023

94,027

19,273,133

754, 913

3,118

1,815

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Transportation of things .. .

Object classification

Communication services

6,8.31
6.787

Printing and reproduction..

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees...

Other contractual services

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$4,344

Equipment- ._

01 Personal services:

$29, 713, 939
2,798.133

Lands and structures

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Permanent positions — .

Pajinent above basic rates

73,825,113

Total personal services (see detail

32, 512, 072

under Schedule A-1 in Revolv-
ing and management funds)

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
Government Printing Office Revolving Fund

ScHEDtTLE A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

6,711
6,613

6.708

6.610

Ungraded positions" Average salary

$4,394

$4,396

01 Personal services:

29, 503. 319
2, 053. 614

-226. 863

29, 486, 723

2, 006. 000

Excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned . .

-300. 000

31, 330, 070

8.000

675. 130

61.000

650.000

15,000.000

85.000

18.000.000

1,364,000

1.000

2,000

31, 192, 723

02 Travel . .

8,000

624. 000

62, 000

05 Rents and utility services

400.000

15, 000. 000

07 Other contractual services

80.000

17, 600, 000

1, 86 ». 000

10 Lands and structures

1.000

2.000

67, 179. 200

66, 733, 723

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Public Printer

Deputy Public Printer

Execucive assistant to the Public

Printer

Ungraded positions at aiuiual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above:
$11,550:

Comptroller

Director of personnel

Director of purchases

Plannhig manager

$10,800:

Plant engineer

Production manager

$10,200:

Assistant comptroller

Assistant director of personnel

Technical director

$10,000: Medical director...

Assistant production manager...

Assistant plarming manager

$9,600: Assistant plant engineer

$9,590:

Night production manager

Superintendent of binding

Superintendent of composition. .

Superintendent of platemaking. .

Superintendent of presswork.

$9,130:

Assistant director of purchases...

Director of plarmmg service

Director of plant planning

Director of typography and de-
sign -

$8,960: Assistant technical director.
$8,800: Chief indexer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
1 14, 800

11,300
11.300
11,300
11,300

10. 800
10. 800

10. 000
10.000
10.000
10,000

9.868
9.868
9,600

9. ,100
9.590
9.690
9.590
9.690

9,130
9,130
9,130

9, 1.30
8,760

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$16,000
14. 800

11.550
11.550
11.560
11.550

10,800
10,800

10.200
10.200
10.200
10,000

9,600

9.590
9.690
9.690
9.590
9,690

9.130
9.130
9,130

9,130
8.960
8,800

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15. noo

14.800

14.800

11.650
11.650
11.550
11,550

10. 800
10, 800

10.200
10. 200
10.200
10,000

9.868
9.868
9,600

9.690
9.690
9.590
9.690
9.690

9,130
9.130
9,130

9,130
8, 960
8,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates —
Continued
Rates of $6,060 or above— Continued
$8,700:
Chief, classification and organiza-
tion survey

Traffic manager

$8,630: Research and development

planner

$8,468:
Assistant night production man-
ager

Assistant superintendent of bind-
ing

Assistant superintendent of bind-
ing, night

Assistant superintendent of com-
position -.-

A ssistant superintendent of plate-
making -.

-Assistant superintendent of press-
work

Assistant superintendent of press-
work, night

Chief, Government Printing
OlBce-Department of State

service office

Superintendent of Library branch

.$8,040: Disbursing ofiicer

$8,0.30:
Assistant director of printing pro-
curement

Assistant director of planning

service -

Assistant director of plant plan-
ning

Assistant director of typography

and design

Chief printing cost technician

Principal rate investigator

$7,858: Foreman of photoengraving

section -

$7,830:
Assistant director of commercial

planning

Assistant director of night plan-
ning

Assistant director of plant plan-
ning production

Technical assistant

Warehouse manager..

$7,692:

Foreman, day

Foreman, night

$7,640: Chief of employee relations

section

$7,530: Printing procurement tech-
nician

$7,440:
Assistant chief of employee rela-
tions section _ -

Chief storekeeper

Mechanical engineer

$7,388:

Chief carpenter

Chief electrician

Chief machinist

Chief operating engineer

Foreman, day...

Foreman, night

$7,364:

Assistant foreman, day

Assistant foreman, night

$7,260: Cataloger

$7,240: Procedural analyst

$7,130: Assistant chief printing cost

technician

$7,111:

Assistant foreman, day

Assistant foreman, night

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$S. 760
8,760

8,630

8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468

8,468
8,468
8,040

8,030

8,030

8,030

8,030
8,030
8,030

7,858

7,830

7,830

7,830
31.320
15, 660

23,076
15,384

7,640

7,530

7,440
7,440
7,440

7,388
7,3S8

7, ass

7,388

17 125,596
8 59. 104

7,364
7,260
7,240

7,130

21,333
7,111

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,760

8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468

8, 468
8,468
8,040

8,030

8,030

8,030

8. 030
8,030
8,030

7,858

7,830

7.830

7,830
31,320

23, 076
7,692

7,640
7,530

7,440
7, 140
7,4-10

7,388
7,388
7,388
7,388
125, 696
61, 716

7,364

7,260
7,240

7,130

21,333
7,111

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,760

8,408
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468
8,468

8.468
8.468
8.040

8.030

8,030

8,030

8.030
8.030
8.030

7,858

7,830

7,830

7,830
31, 320

23, 076
7,692

7,640
7,630

7,440
7,440
7,440

7,388
7,388
7,388
125, 596
51, 716

7,364

7,260
7,240

7,130

21,333
7,111

10

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE— Continued

Government Printing Office Revolving Fund — Continued

DET.\ir. OP PKRSoN.\L SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates-
Continued
Rates of $5,060 or above — Continued

$7,097:

Chief of plate vault section

Technical assistant

$7,040: Chief of appropriation ac-
counting and auditine section

$6,940-

Assistant to comptroller

Chemist

Personnel assistant ..-

$6,930:
Assistant principal rate investi-
gator

Planners in charge

Printing cost technicians in

charge --

Technical assistant

$6,830: Temporary enrolling tech-
nical assistant

$6,807:

Assistant chief carpenter. .

Assistant chief electrician

.\ssistant chief machinist

Assistant chief operating engineer_

Assistant foreman, day

Assistant foreman, night ._

Foreman of inkmaliins plant

Foreman of roller and plue section.

Millman in charge

Painter in charge

Chief of bindery section

Chief of composing section.

Chief of lithographic section

Chief of photographic section

$6,740: Chief of pa>Toll and time
records section

$6,580: Foreman, day

$6,516:

Machinist in charge, day

Machinist in charge, night

$6,426: Technical assistant

$6,371: Machinist in charge, day

$6,330:
Clerk in charge of Congressional

Record

Planners

Printing cost technicians

Printing investigator _

Technical assistant -

.$6,260:

Assistant chief storekeeper

Chief of machine accounting
section

$6,226:
Assistant chief of plate vault

section

Chief copy preparer

Chief of delivery section

Technical assistant

$6,191: Cataloger

$6,180: Night supervisor of Govern-
ment Printing Ofhce-Depart-
ment of State service oli^ce...

$6,000; Assistant to director of
purchases

$5,980: Assistant to printing clerk of
Senate

$6,940: Mechanical engineer

$6,936: Chemist

$6,875:

Deputy disbursing officer

Safety ofTicer

$6,830: "Bookbinder in charge

$5,824: Chief of congressional infor-
mation section.

$5,810:

Chief of cost accounts section

•Supervisor

$6,790: .\ssistant chief of delivery
section

$5,645: Foreman, day

$6,660: Assistant chief of machine
accounting section

$5,517: Cataloger

$6,,500:
Assistant chief, appropriation
accounting anrl auditing section.
Deputy disbursing officer

$5,435:
.Assistant chief of traffic section..
Assistant deputy disbursing officer

$6,370:

Assistant to chief storekeeper

Supervisor.-

$5,310:

Chemist—

Technologist

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 097
7,097

7,040

6,940
20,820
6,940

6, 9.30
187, 110

20,790
6,930

6, 807
13,614
13,614
6,807
183, 789
129, 3.33
6, 807
6, 807
6,807
6,807

138
2'

6,740
6,580

13, 032
13, 032
6.426
6,371

6,330
873, 540
170, 910

6,330
18,990

6,250

6,250

6,226
43, 5S2
12.:i82

6. 1.80

6,000

5. 980
5,940
.5, 936

5, 875
5, 875
5,830

5,810
6,810

5,790
5,645

.5, 500
6,600

5,435
5,435

5,370
5,370

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 097

1 7, 097

5,310

7,040

6, 940
20.820
6, 940

1 6, 930
27 187,110

3 20,790
1 6, 930

6,830

6,807
13,614
13, 614
6. 807
190, .696
122, .626
6, .807
6, S07
6,807
6,807
6,807
6,807
6,807
6.807

6,740
6,580

19, 548
13.032
6,426

1
2
2
1
28
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1

1

1 6. 330
124 784,920
170,910
6,330
12, 660

6.250

6, 226
6, 220
6,226
43, 582
12, .382

6,180

6,000

5,980
6,940
5, 935

5,875
5.875
5,a30

5, 824

6,810
6,810

6,790
6,645

5,560
5,517

5,500
5,600

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7,097

1 7, 097

5,435

5,370
5,370

6,310
,6,310

7, 040

6,940
20,820
6, 940

1 6, 930
27 187,110

3 20, 790
1 6, 930

1
2
2
1
28
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1

3
2
1

6,&30

6,807
13,614
13, 614
6,807
190, .696
122, .626
6,807
6.807
6,807
6,807
6,807
6,807
6,807
6,807

6.740
6, 580

19. 548
13, 032
6, 426

1

121

27

1

2

6,330
766, 930
170,910

6, 330
12, 660

6.260

I 6, 226

1 6. 226

1 6. 226
7 43. 582

2 12. 382

6. ISO
6,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

5, 980
5,940
5,935

5,875
6,875
6,830

6,824

6,810
5,810

5, 790
5, 645

5,560
5,517

5, .600
5,500

5,436

5, 370
5,370

5,310
5,310

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates-
Continued
Rates of $5,060 or above— Continued
$6,245: .\ssistant chief of machine

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 246

1 5, 205

2 10, 370
2 10, 370

Num-
ber

Total
salary

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$5,205: Chief of billing and collect-

1

$5, 205

1

$5, 206

$5,186:
Chemist

2

1
1

10.370
6, 186
6,120

2
1
1

10, 370

Chief of open market contract
purchases

5 185

$5,120: Assistant chief of payroll

1 6, 120
1 6, 060

5,120

$5,060:
Chief of open market contract

Assistant chief of traffic section

1

2
3

2
1

1
4
1

1
1
6

4
13

6
6

1
1

2

T
2

1
3

26
1
3

28
1

6,060

10, 030

14, 820

9,740

4,864

4,830

18.996

4,745

32. 936

4.670

4.615

27. 480

18, 248

59, 085

26, 730

26. 520

4,409

4,3,30

30, 065

8,570

4, 236

8,410

4,203

12, 510

108, 160

4.135

12. 135

112.980

3,935

1

2
3
2
1
1
4
1
7
1
1
6
4

13
6
6
1
1
7
2
1
2
1
3

26
1
3

28
1

5,060

Rates less than $5,060:
$5,015

2 10, 030
2 9, 910
2 9, 740
1 4,864

10,030

$4,9.66

14, 820

$4,870

9,740

$4,864

4,864

$4,830

4,830

$4,749 -

4 18, 996
1 4, 746

6 28, 230
1 4, 670
1 4,616
8 36. 640

4 18, 248
13 59, 086

7 31, 186

5 22, 100
1 4, 409
1 4, 330
5 21, 475

1 4. 285

2 8, 470
2 8, 410
1 4, 203
4 16, 680

26 108.160

18, 996

$4,745

4,745

$4,705 .

32, 935

$4,670 -

4,670

$4,615 -

4,615

$4,580

27, 480

$4„662 . . . .

IS, 248

$4,545

59, 085

$4,4,65 _._

$4,420

26, 730
26, 520

$4,409

4,409

$4,330

4,330

$4,296

30, 065

$4,285

8 670

$4,235

4,236

$4,206

8,410

$4,203

4.203

$4,170

12. 510

$4,160

$4,135

108. 160
4, 135

$4,045

4 16. 180
22 88. 770

12, 136

$4,035

1 12, 980

$3,935

3,935

$3,920

1 3. 920

17 66, 470

2 7, 790
1 3. 840
1 3.816

14 52, 990

4 14, 940

1 3,680

2 7,340

7 25. 620
103 376,465

1 3,600

2 7,180
31 110,825

6 21.210
2 7, 068
1 3,520

5 17, 550
9 31,455

20 69, 400

1 3. 454
136 466,480

5 17,075

6 20,460

12 40, 680

18 60, 300

15 50,025

22 72, 820
18 58. 860
18 58. 590
42 135,660

8 26. 520
17 63, 976

13 40,9.60
31 96.410

4 12. 280

4 12,128

64 193, 920

23 68,770
36 106, 200
11 32.010

2 6.744

3 8. 620

4 11.320
6 16. 600
2 5. 424
2 6.400

1 2. 630

2 6.120
I 2.420

$3,910

11
2

43, 010
7,790

11
2

43. 010

$3,895

7.790

$3 810

$3,816

1

13
6
2
2
8
104
1
2
26
4
1

3.815

49,206

22, 410

7,360

7,340

29,280

380, 120

3,600

7,180

92.950

14,140

3,534

1

13
6
2

2
8
104
1
2
26
4
1

3,815

$3,786 . . . .

49,205

$3,736

22, 410

.$3,680

7,360

.$3,670

7,340

$3,660

29,280

$3,656.

380, 120

$3,600

3,600

$3,590 .

7,180

$3,675

92, 950

$3,536 . ._

14, 140

.$3.534

$3 520

3,634

$3,610

6

10

19

1

138

6

8

17

13

13

19

17

15

40

10

15

10

56

8

3

40

20

22

10

1

2

10

3

1

3

21, 060

34, 950

65,a30

3, 4,64

473. 340

20,490

27,280

57,630

43, 5,50

43, 355

62,890

5.5. 690

48. 825

129,200

31,900

47, 626

3 1,. 500

174, 160

24. 560

9.096

121.200

59.800

64,900

29.100

2.872

5.680

28,300

8.260

2.712

8.100

6

10

19

1

138

6

8

17

13

13

19

17

15

40

10

16

10

56

8

3

40

20

22

10

1

2

10

3

1

3

21,060

$3,495

$3,470

34, 950
65, 9.30

.$3,4.64

$3,430

3, 4,64
473. 340

$3,415

20.490

$3,410

27,280

$3,390

57, a30

$3,350

43, 660

.$3,3.35

$3,310

43, 3.56
62,890

$3,270

55,590

$3,255

48.825

$3,2.30

129.200

$3,190

$3,175

31,900
47. 626

$3,160 .. - .

31,500

$3,110

174, 160

$3,070 . . .

$3,032..
$3,030..

$2,990... - .

$2,950

$2,910. .

24,560
9,096
121,21X1
59, 800
64, 900
29,100

$2,872

2,872

$2,840

5,680

$2,830

28,300

$2,760...

$2,712

$2,700

8,250
2,712
8,100

$2 630

$2,560..

$2,420

2

1

1

29

1

1
1

4

5.120
2.420

6.989

196. 040

6.698

6. 531
6,531

25, 624

2
I

1
29

1

1

1

4

5,120
2,420

Positions at hourly rates equivalent to
$5,060 and above:

6,989

29 196, 040

196. 040

6,698

$.3.14:

6, .531

6,531

$.3.08:
Eleetrofinisher in charge

6 32,032

25,624

LEGISLATIVE BRANCH

11

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Positions at tiourly rates equivalent to
$5,030 and above— Continued

$3.08— Continued

Electrotype niolder in charge

P'inisher in charge

Wax molder _ - --

$3.06: Chief o( photographic sectfon..

$3.05: Stereotyper in charge.

.$3.01:

Chief of lithographic section

Offset color prover

$2.97:

Electrotype finisher

Electrotype molder

$2.9fi: Night supervisor of photo-
graphic section

$2.95:

Offset negative cutter.. .-.

Offset photographer

$2.94: Stereotyper

$2.92: Negative cutter in charge

$2.81:

Chief of monotype section

Chief of type storage unit

Chief of typographic section

Head compositor in charge

Head copy editor

Copy preparer in charge

Deskman in charge

Head fotoscttcr in charge

Imposer in charge

Linotype operator in charge

Maker-up in charge

Proofreader iu charge

Head referee

Head Record referee

Referee

Chief reviser

Press reviser in charge

Supervisor of letterpress composi-
tion section

$2.90:

Deskman in charge

Pressman in charge

Head pressman

Offset pressman. , .,

Perfector pressman

Rotary sheet fed pressman ,

Two-color pressman.

Unit supervisor

$2.85:

OfTset negative cutter

Negative engraver

OfTset photographer

Press reviser.

$2.84: Offset platemaker.

$2.83:

Head platemaker in charge

Unit supervisor

$2.80:

Blacksmith

Carpenter...

Head compositor

Compositor

Copy editor

Copy preparer.

Deskman

Electrician

Imposer

Linotype operator in charge

Linotype operator

Ludlow operator

Madiinist in charge of garage

Machinist

Linotype machinist

Monotype machinist

Maker-up

Monotype keyboard operator.

Painter _

Pipefitter

Press corrector

Foreign proofreader

Proofreader. _

Reviser

Saw filer

Sheet metalworker-

Supervisor of industrial trucks

Welder

$2.79:

Head offset platemaker

Cylinder pressman

Miehle vertical pressman

$2.74: onset platemaker..

$2.71:

Automobile mechanic

General mechanic

Powerplant operator

$2.66:

Chief bindery section

Group chief

$2.61 : Platen pressmen

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 406
6,406
6,406
6. 365

19,032

1 6. 261
1 6. 261

41
17

1

253. 298
105,026

6.167

2 12. 272

1 6. 136

27 165. 105

1 C. 074

6.053

6.053

6.053

66.583

12. 106

6.053

IS. 159

6.053

36.318

6.063

6. 053

24.212

12.106

12, 106

12, 106

30, 265

12, 106

0, 063

24, 128

18. 096

28.3,504

361, 920

66, 352

60,330

18,096

6,032

77, 064

5,928

65, 208

94,848

5,907

5,HS6
11,772

1 5, 824
22 128,128
15 87,360
384

2,236,416
9 52,416
87, 360
75, 712
215.488
326. 144
151.424

4
3
47
fiO
1!
10
3
1

13
1
11
16
1

15
13
37
56
26
253

1

1

47

20

15

40

115

II

12

1

6

337

1,473,472

5.824

5.824

273, 728

116,480

87, 360

232. 960

669, 760

64,064

09, 888

5,824

34. 944

1,962,688
5 29, 120
1 5, 824
4 23, 296
1 6, 824
1 5, 824

2 11,606
303

1, 758. 309
11 63,833
28 159,672

2

3
21

1
18
6

11,274
16, 9U
118,377

5,533
99, 594
32, 574

1954 estimate

Nura- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 406
1 6. 406
I 6. 406

2 12,688

43 265, 664
17 105,026

28 171.220
2 12,148

6.053

6.053

6.053

60,530

6. 053

6,053

18.159

6.053

30, 266

6.053

6.053

24.212

12,106

12, 106

12, 106

30. 265

12, 106

4
2
44
59
II
10
3
1

12

1

11

16

6,053

24, 128

12, 064

265, 408

355. 888

66, 352

60. 320

18, 096

6,032

71.136

5. 928

65, 208

94, 848

5, 886
11,772

1 5.

22 128,

16 93,
379

2, 207,

8 46,

13 75,

14 81,
37 215.
56 326,
22 128,

265

1.485,

1 5,

1 5,

45 262,

18 104,

14 81.

39 227,

116 675,

11 64,

12
1
4
338
1,
5
1
4
1
1

1 5,803
299

1,735,097
11 63,833
27 153, 873

11,274
11.274
118, .377

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 406

1 6, 406

1 6. 406

2 12,688

43 265, 654
17 105.026

12,272

28 171,220
2 12, 148

0.0.53

6,053

6. 0,53

60.530

6.053

6.053

18, 159

6. 053

30. 265

6. 0,53

fi. 053

24.212

12,106

12, 106

12,106

30. 265

12, 106

6. 053

24. 128

12,064

265, 408

355. .888

66. 362

60. 320

18.090

6, 032

12 71.i:i6

1 5. 928

1 65. 208

16 94. 848

1 6. 886

2 11.772

1 5. 824
22 129. 128
16 93, 184
379

2, 207. 296

8 46. 692

76,712

81, 536

215,488

326. 144

128, 128

13
14
37
56
22
255

I

1

45

18

14

39

116

II

12

1

4

338

1,4,8.5,120

5.824

5,824

262, 080

104, 8.32

81,536

227, 136

675, 584

64, 064

69,888

6,824

23, 396

I, 968. 612
6 29. 120
1 5, 824
4 23, 296
1 5, 824
1 6,824

1

299

1,

11

27

2

2

21

5,803

735. 097
63, 833
153, 873

11,274
11,274
118, ,377

19

6

105.127
32,674

19 105, 127
6 32, 574

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Positions at hourly rates equivalent to
$5,060 and above — Continued

$2.60:

Deskman

Head finisher

Head forwarder

Assistant group chief

LaminaT ing machine operator

Repairer of rare books,,

Head stamper.

$2.57:

Negative cutter otlset helper

Offset photo helper .

$2.,55:

Bookbinder ..-

Bookbinder machine operator

Folding machine operator.

Machine operator

$2.52:

,\pprentice

Carpenter's helper

Electrician's helper

Linotype machinist helper

Monotype machinist helper

Painler'shelper

Pipefilter's helper

Sheet metalworker's helper

$2.51: Cylinder press assistant

$2.47: Offset platemaker helper

$2.44:

General mechanic helper

Powerplant operator's helper

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060:

$2.32.

!.28..

$2.24.,
$2.23..
$2.19..
$2.17..
$2.05..
$2.04..
$2.00..
$1.96..
$1.95..
$1.92-.

$1.90-.
$1.88-.
$1.83-
$1.81-
$1.74-
$1.71.
$1.70.
$1.69..
$1.68-
$1.67.
$1.64-
$1.63.
$1.53-.
$1.50.
$1.48-.
$1.45..

$1.40.,

$1.37..
$1.34..

$1.29..

Total permanent, departmental.

Deduct:
Lapses..

Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year

Net permanent departmental (av-
ei-age number, net salary) —

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,816
5,408
10,816
10, 816
5,408
5,408
5,408

2 10. 692

1 5, 346

90 477.360
261

1.384.344

2 10. 608

3 15.912

2
3
5
26
10
2
6
2
6
13

10. 484
15. 726
26. 210
136. 292
62,420
10. 484
31,462
10, 484
31, 326
66,794

1 5, 075

2 10, 1.'iU

4,826
18, 968
37. 272
23, 190
13, 665
9,028
4,264
4,243
24. 960
12, 231
28, 392
11, 982

3

21
1

31
2
1
6
3

11, 730
79, 926
3, 766
112, 189
7,114
3, 536
21, 090
10, 482

182

1

262

16

65
610

364

1, 0.59. 968
11 31,350
785

2, 187, 795
1 2, 683

620, 802

3,390

833. 684

49. 9'iO

169, 290

, 839, 760

6,354

28, 602. 307

181 276
474. 953

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment... .-

Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay...

Nightwork differential

Excess of annual leave taken over leave
earned...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:

$11.5,50: Field service manager

$9,130: Assistant to field service

manager

$8,040: Field service office manager.

$7,640: Chief, Government Printing

Oflice departmental service office.

$7,270: Teclmical assistant

$7,140: Administrative officer

.$7,040: Field service oflice manager.

6. 313. 6

27,846,078

1, 253. 402
1. 438, 548

30,560.046

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,816
6.408
10.816
10, 816
5,408
5,408
5,408

1
2
2
1
1
1

2
1

87
260

10, 692
5,346

461,448

1, 379. 040
3 10, 608
3 16, 912

15, 726
26, 210
141,634
47.178
10. 484
31,452
10,484
31,326
71, 932

1 5, 075

2 10, 1.50

1
6
8
5
3
2
1
1
5
4
7
2
1
3

19
1

30
3
1
b
2
1
177
I
264

13

58
606

367

4,826
28,452
37, 272
23,190
13, 605
9,028
4,264
4,243
30,800
16, 308
28,392
7,988
3,952
11,730
7'2,314
3,765
108, 570
10,671
3,636
21, 090
6,988
3,474
603, 747
3,390
840. 048
40, 560
178, 524

1, 827, 696

1,039,684
8 22, 800
i6

2,106,972

6.234

28, 023, 455

6.146.2

27. 628, 805

940,000
1, 006, 984

-226, 863

1 11.300

1 9, 130

I 7. 840

1 7. 640

I 7, 270

1 7, 140

1 7,040

9,130
8,040

7,640
7,270
7,140
7,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,816
5.408
10. 816
10. 816
5.408
5. 408
5.408

2
1
3
3
1
1
1

3
1

87
260

10. 692
5,346

461,448

1,379,040

2 10, 608

3 15.912

1
3

19
1

30
3
1
6
2
1
177
1
264

13

58
606

15, 726
26, 210
141. 534
47, 178
10,484
31,452
10, 484
31, 326
71. 932

5.075
10, 160

4,836

28,452

37. 272

23.190

13. 665

9.028

4, 264

4. 243

20.800

16, 308

28, 392

7,988

3,952

11.730

72, 314

3, 766

108, 570

10, 671

3, 536

21,090

6,988

3,474

603, 747

3,390

840, 048

40, .560

178, 524

1, 827, 696
367

1, 039, 584
8 22, 800

766

2, 106, 972

6,231

28,004,465

391, 050

6,144

27,613,415

900, 000
1,000,000

39,213,415

1 11,550

9,130
8,040

7,640
7,270
7,140
7,040

12

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE— Continued
Government Printing OflSce Revolving Fund — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVicEs — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates-
Continued
Hates of $5,060 and above— Continued
$6,940:
Assistant chief. Government
Printing Office departmental

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 940

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 940

1 6, 940

2 12,500

1 6, 020

1 5, 875
1 5, 810

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 940

Assistant field service office man-

1 6, 940

$6,250: Field service office manager,,
$6,020: Chief, offset composition

2 12, 500

2 12, 500
1 6, 020

$5,875: Assistant administrative

1 5, 876

$5,810: Chief, distributing shipping.
$5,750:
Chief, offset composition section

1 5,810

1 5, 750
1 5, 750
1 5,750
1 5, 560

1 4,545
1 4,465

1 5,810

Field service office manager

A.ssistant administn^tive officer .

1 6,750

1 5,760

$5,660: Unit supervisor

Rates less than $5,060:
$4,646 - --

1 5, 660

1 4,545

1 4, 455

2 8,840
1 4,295

1 4, 160

3 12, 105
3 11,730

2 7, 670
1 3, 735

1 5, 560
1 4,545

$4,466

1 4, 455

$4,420

2 8 840

$4,295

3 12, 885

1 4, 295

$4,160

1 4 160

$4,035 -

4 16, 140
3 11,730
1 3, 785
1 3,735
1 3,660
6 21,930

3 12. 105

$3,910-

3 11,730

$3,785 -

2 7, 570

$3,735

1 3, 735

$3,660 - ---

$3,655

7 25,585

1 3, 590
4 14, 300

2 7, 070

1 3, 520

2 7, 020

3 10, 485

7 25, 585

$3,590.—

1 3. 590

$3,675

2 7, 150
1 3,636

4 14, 300

$3,635

2 7. 070

$3,620 . . .

1 3 .520

$3,610

2 7, 020
5 17, 47.'i

1 3,440
4 13. 720

2 6.830
1 3,380

2 7, 020

$3,496 . .

3 10, 485

$3,440

$3,430 —

3 io, 290
1 3, 415

3 10, 290

$3,416.-

1 3,415

$3,360

$3,335

1 3. 335

2 6. 620
1 3. 270
1 3. 255
4 12.920
1 3.190
1 3. 175
1 3. 150
1 3.112
6 18, 660
1 3. 070
1 3. OiiO
1 3. 032
6 15.150
1 2. 990
1 2, 952

1 3, 335

$3,310 .

2 6 620

$3,270

1 3. 270

2 6. 510
4 12, 920
1 3.190
1 3. 176
1 3, 150
1 3,112
6 15. 650
1 3.070
1 3. 060

1 3. 032

2 6.060
2 6. 980

1 2. 952
4 11,800

2 5,820

1 2,830

2 5.500
2 5,480

1 3. 270

$3,265

1 3 255

$3,230

4 12.920

$3,190

1 3 190

$3,176

1 3. 175

$3,150

1 3 150

$3,112 _

1 3.112

$3,110 . .

6 18. 660

$3,070

1 3. 070

$3,060 . -

1 3. 060

$3,032 _

1 3. 032

$3,030 -

6 16. 1.50

$2,990

1 2. 990

$2,952

1 2 952

$2,950

$2,910

3 8, 730
2 5.660
2 5. £00
1 2. 740

1 2. 712

2 6, 264

3 8. 730

$2,830

2 6,660

$2,750

2 6.600

$2,740

1 2. 740

$2,712

1 2.712

.$2,632....

1 2.632

2 5, 104

1 6,469

2 6,264

$2,652

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

$3.11: Plant superintendent

1 6, 469
1 0, 261

1 6, 074
1 6,074

I 6, 469

1 6, 261

$2.92:

Foreman, letterpress section

Plant superintendent

1 6, 074

1 6, 074
1 6, 074

$2.87: Plant superintendent

1 5,970

$2.86: iSupervisor

1 5,949

1 .5, 949

$2.78: Printer m charge.

1 6, 782

$2.76:
Supervisor...

2 11,482
1 5, 741

1 6, 678

2 11,356

2 11,482

1 6, 741

I 5, 678
3 17,034
1 5, 595

1 5, 741

$2.73:
Supervisor...

1 5, 678

2 11,356

$2.69: Supervisor

$2.66: Machinist mechanic

1 5,533

2 10,982
1 .5,491

1 5, 491

2 10, 982
2 10,982
1 5.491

1 r-,. .191

2 10.982
1 5. 491

3 16, 473

1 5, 533

$2.64:

2 10, 982
1 5,491

1 5,491

2 10, 982
1 5,491
1 5, 491

1 5, 491

2 10,982
1 5, 491

3 16, 473
1 5, 491

2 10,982

1 5, 491

Litiotype operator

1 5 491

2 10,982

Machine repairman

2 10, 982

1 5,491

Plan and control assistant

Printer compositor.

1 5,491

2 10 9S2

Printer proofreader

1 5 491

3 16, 47:i

Mono keyboard caster operator...

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates —
Continued
Equivalent to $5,000 and above— Con.
$2.00: Supervisor

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 408
1 6, 387

1 6, 326

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 408

1 6, 387

2 10, 660
2 10, 650
2 10, 660
6 26, 626
6 26, 625
1 6, 325

1 6, 325

2 10, 660

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 408

1 5, 387

$2.56:

2 10,660
2 10, 660

Linotype operator

2 10, 650

Makeup imposer

3 16,975
2 10, 660

6 26 625

6 26, 625

Photographer

1 6, 325

1 5, 326

1 5, 326

Supervisor

2 10, 650

$2.54:
Machinist mechanic

1 6,283
1 6,283

1 6, 221

I^rinter in charge

$2.51:
Letter press pressman

1 6,283

1 6, 221
1 6, 221
1 5. 221

1 5, 221

2 10, 442

1 6, 221
1 6,221
1 6, 221
1 5, 168

1 5, 096
1 5,096

3 15, 288
1 ,5.096

10 60, 960
3 15, 288
3 15, 288
1 5, 096

1 6,283
1 6, 221

Machine repairman

1 5, 221

Mono keyboard caster operator...

1 6, 221
1 6, 221
1 6, 221

1 6,221

1 5, 221

2 10, 442

1 5, 221
1 6,221

Printer compositor

2 10, 442
1 5, 221

Printer composing machine

1 5, 221

Supervisor

1 6, 221

$2.48: Maintenance repairman. .. .

1 S, 168

$2.45:

2 10, 192

3 15, 2,88

4 20, 384
4 20, 384

13 66, 248

2 10, 192

3 15,288

1 5,096

1 6, 096

Linotype operator

3 16, 288

1 5, 096

OlTset press operator

10 50, 960

Plan and control assistant

Photographer

3 15, 288
3 15,288

1 5,096

Supervisor.

2 10, 192
1 6,034

Equivalent to less than $5,060:
$2.42

1 5, 034
1 5,013
6 29, 700
1 4,909
15 72, 690

1 6, 034

$2.41

1 5,013

$2.38

4 19, 800
2 9, 818
17 82,382

2 9,668

3 14, 226
10 47. 220

3 13, 791
2 9,110

6 29,700

$2.36

1 4,909

$2.33

16 72,690

$2.30

$2.28

4 18, 968

8 37, 776

4 18, 388

2 9, no

6 27, 204

9 40,626
8 35,944

1 4, 410

7 30, 282

8 34, 448

2 8, 528
1 4, 243
8 32. 944

5 20. 490
1 4,056

4 18,968

$2.27

8 37, 776

$2.21

4 18, 388

$2.19

2 9,110

$2.18

6 27, 204

$2.17

10 4.5. 140
10 44, 930

1 4,410
8 34, 608
8 34, 448

2 8, 528

9 40, 626

$2.16

8 35, 944

$2.12

1 4,410

$2.08

7 30, 282

$2.07. ... . .

S 34. 448

$2.05 .

2 8,528

$2.04

1 4, 243

$1.98

12 49,416
6 24, 688

8 32, 944

$1.97

6 20,490

$1.95

1 4, 066

$1.94

1 4, 035

1 3, 994
3 11, 793

13 60,830

2 7, 738
10 37, 440

6 18,510

1 3,682

17 60, 469

8 28,288

1 3, 494

10 33, 70O

10 33, 490

1 3,203

23 73, 186

1 3, 120

1 3, 099

17 61,272

12 34, 944

38 105. 108

23 60, 766

1 2,568

6 12, 685

1 2,496

1 2,205

$1.92..

1 3,994

5 19, 665
16 62. 660

1 3. 869
9 33. 696

6 22. 212

2 7, 364
22 78. 254

8 28, 288
1 3. 494

7 23. 590
11 36, 839

1 3,994

$1.89

6 19, 656

$1.88..

16 62, 660

$1.86 .

1 3, 869

$1.80

3 33, 696

$1.78 .

6 22, 212

$1.77

2 7,364

$1.71 .

22 78, 254

$1.70

8 28,288

$1.68 .

1 3, 494

$1.62

7 23,690

$1.61..

11 36,839

$1 .64

$1.63

16 50,912

1 3, 120

1 3, 099

13 39, 208

13 37, 866

42 116,172

18 47, 556

1 2. 558

6 15, 102

16 60, 912

.$1.50

1 3, 120

.$1.49

1 3, 099

$1.45

13 39, 208

$1.40

13 37, 856

$1.33

42 116,172

$1.27

18 47, 556

$1.23

1 2,558

$1.21..

6 15, 102

$1.20 .

$1 06

Total permanent, field .

477

1,888,795

3.6 13,813

29, 139

477

1, 916, 029

10.3 41,616

477

Deduct:
Lapses .

1, 916, 029
10. 6 42, 721

Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year

Net permanent, field (average

473.6

1, 845, 843

63, 737
42,446

466.7

1, 874, 614

50.560
66, 070

466.4

Payment above basic rates:

1,873,308
50,000

Nightwork differential ..

66,000

1,962,026

1,981,144

1, 979, 308

01 Personal services

32,612,072

31,330,070

31 192,723

THE JUDICIARY

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

Salaries, Supreme Court

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other posltions-

163
20
174

163

20
182

163
20

182

01 Personal services:

$915, 675
64,846

2,511

$948, 510
63.219

2,671

$953,110

63,219

Regular pay in excess of 52-weei:

2,671

Obligations incurred -

973,032

1, 014, 400

1,019,000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $12,900:

Chief Justice

Associate Justice -

Positions established by the Supreme

Court:
Rate of $12,163:

Executive secretary

Reporter _ — .

Rate of $10,150:

Librarian

Rate of $10,000:

Marshal -

Grades established by the Supreme

Court:
Range $9,160 to $10,260:

Assistant reporter.

Range $7,744 to $8,844:

Assistant reporter

Assistant marshal

Range $6,534 to $7,634:

Secretary

Associate librarian

Press clerk

Law clerfc

Range $6,050 to $6,875:

Secretary

Printing and publication assistant-.

Chief clerk

Range $5,566 to $6,391:

Law clerk

Assistant Ubrarian

Nurse

Range $4,626 to $5,461

• Range $4,175 to $5,000

Range $3,761 to $4,576....

Range $3,493 to $4,021

Range $3,246 to $3,773..

Range $3,025 to $3,553

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Rate of $6,813:

Captain

Range .$4,565 to $5,390:

Foreman laborer

Range $4,114 to $4.939

Range $4,028 to $4,761..

Range $3,779 to $4,439

Range $3,773 to $4.347

Range $3,486 to $4.060

Range $3,271 to $3,799

Rate of $3.423

Range $3,025 to $3.5.53 ,

Range $2,807 to $3,335

Range $2,662 to $3.124

Range $1,991 to $2,387

1953 actual

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field.

Other positions:

Temporary employment...

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $25,500
8 200,000

1 12. 163

1 12, 163

1 10, 160

1 10,000

1 9,600

1 8,404

1 7,744

1
1
1
1

11
1

1

18
4
1
3
1
4
1
1
5

1

1
2
2
5

25

11
4

11
1

27
1

7,634
7,414
7,194
7,194

73,160
6,060
6,060

110,501
25,427

5,979
16, 077

4,862
17,342

4, 021

3,597
16, 357

5,813

5,390
6,077
9,203
8,437
21,543
98, 674
41. 353
13, 691
39,347
3,335
83,655
1,991

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $25, 600
8 200,000

12, 163
12, 163

1 10, 160
1 10,000

163 952, 082
8.8 36,407

Personal services.

164. 2 915, 675

208
54,638
2,511

1
1

1
1
1
1

11
1
1

18
4
1
3
1
4
1
3
3

1
1
2
1
5

25

12
4

11
1

27
1

9,820

8,624
7,9M

7,634
7,414
7.414
6,974

74,663
6.326
6,050

110.088
26,839

6,116
15, 114

5.000
17.617

4.109
10, 263
10. 131

5,813

6,390

6.077

9. 522

4.329

21. 734

97. 125

46. 417

13. 691

39. 611

3, 335

81,499

1,991

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $25,500
8 200,000

1 12, 163

1 12, 163

1 10, 150

1 10,000

9,820

8,624
7,964

7,634
7,634
7,414
6,974

75,075
6.325
6,050

110.088
25.839

6,264
15,389

6.000
17.754

4,109
10, 351
10,307

163 951. 669
1 3, 169

162 948, 510

6.000
68.219
2,671

18
4

1
1
2
1
6

26

12
4

11
1

27
1

5,813

5,390

5,077

9.522

4.439

21.925

99. 110

45. 736

13. 691

39, 699

3.335

81. 961

1,991

163 966. 269
1 3, 169

162 953, 110

6.000
58,219
2,671

1, 019, 000

Care of the Building and Grounds, Supreme Court

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

37
37

37
37

38
38

01 Personal services:

$129, 759

494
24, 749

$132. 405

400
24,696

$136, 606

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

400

24, 596

Total personal services . - .

155,002

5,761
3,088

157,400

7,800

2,000

150

161,600

07 Other contractual services:

General annual repairs -

7,800

2,000

160

Elevator improvements: Convert
elevator No. 8 from signal control
to automatic push-button control-
Completion of the air-conditioning

10,000

230.000

6,801
448

6,000
750

6,000

750

Obligations incurred

171, 100

174, 100

418,300

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBTICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Supervising engineer. .-.

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,666 to $5.315 ,

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490 ,

Range $3,435 to .$4,036 ,

Range $3,200 to $3,680

Range $2,974 to $3.464

Range $2,760 to $3,230

Range $2,662 to $3,032

CPC-7.
CPC-6.
CPC-5.
CPC-i.
CPC-3.

Total permanent, departmental.. -
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services.

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,815

1
5
4
7
6
3
10

5.060
21.576
15.840
25.600
20,884

9,630
28,000

37 130,304
0.3 645

36. 7 129, 769
494

22, 325
2,424

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5. 435

1 3, 815

5
4
7
6
3
10

21. 825
16.940
25.760
21, 124
9,770
28,800

37

132, 469
64

37

132, 406
400

22.430
2.165

167.400

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5. 560

1 3,815

5
4
8
6
3
10

21,825
16,040
29,200
21, 124
9,850
29,280

38

136, 694
89

38

136, 605
400

22,430
2,166

161,600

COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS

Salaries and Expenses, Court of Customs and Patent Appeals

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

24
24

24
24

24
24

01 Personal services: ^

$181,605
363

$183,970
380

$185, 970

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

380

181.968

162

2

940

184,350

200

60

1,250

500

12.000

775

900

4,475

186, 360

no Travel --

200

50

1,260

500

9,930

1,394

986

2,835

12,000

775

900

09 Equipment . . -- -

4,475

198,216

204, 500

206, 600

13

270200—54-

14

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Court of Customs and Patent Appeals — Con.

DETAIL OF PEESON.M. SERVICES

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates;
Rate of $17,500:

Chief judge-

Judge

General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Clerk of court--

Marshal

Reporter

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant clerk

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Assistant clerk..

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,646--

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades
CPC-i. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num

ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
4 70, 000

1 8, 960

1 8, 760

1 8, 760

6,000

5.310
25. 350

4.705
12, 136

1.5. 190

182. 670
1,066

181, 605
363

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 500
70,000

8,960
8,960
8,%0

6,125

6,435
25,600

4,830
12,010

15,590

24 183, 970

183, 970
380

184, 350

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17,600
4 70, 000

1 9. 160

1 9, 160

1 9, 160

1

6,260

1 5. 560

6 25, 990

1 4. 956

3 12, 386

6 16, 850

24 185, 970

185, 970
380

186, 350

CUSTOMS COURT

Salaries and Expenses, Customs Court

OBLIGATIONS BY OB.IECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

68
64

71
71

71
71

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base.-

$401, 296
1,090

$460, 700
1,300

$454, 030
1,300

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

Penalty mail

402, 386
10, 015
1,634
4,975

462. 000
14,000
1,600
5,000
1.000
3,000

400
3,300
7,500

300

455, 330
16,000
1,800
5,500
1,000

3,333

408

2,696

9,505

242

4,000

07 rtfbpr cnntriictii:^! servfep.*!

60,400

3,300

09 Equipment

34,000

300

435, 194

488,000

680, 630

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rate of $16,000:

Chief judge

Judge

General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Clerk of court

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Secretary-law clerk

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Secretary-law cler-k

Marshal

Deputy clerk and court reporter

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Deputy clerk and court reporter

Deputy clerk and attorney

Deputy clerk and chief, reappraise-

mcnt division

Deputy clerk and chief, protest

division

Deputy clerk and chief, steno-
graphic and typing division

Deputy clerk, editor and librarian..
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Deputy clerk and chief, reappraise-

ment division

Deputy clerk and chief, protest

division

Deputy clerk and chief, steno-
graphic and typing division

Deputy clerk, editor and librarian..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000
8 120, 000

9 68,560
1 7,240

5 32,500
1 6, 340

1 5, 935

1 5, 935

1 6,660

1 5,686

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15,000
8 120, 000

1 10,000
9 75, 240

1 7,440

5 35,200

1 6, 340

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

1 5, 940

1 5, 940

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
8 120,000

1 10, 200
9 75, 240

1 7,640
6 35, 200

1 6,540

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965 _.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-). Range $3,176 to $3,655...

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.43fl

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

1 Personal services...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salai y

3
11
12
4
5
3

$14,615
47, 870
47, 295
13,260
15, 150
8,250

68 428. 996
3.7 27,699

64. 3 401, 296
1,090

402, 386

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
3
10
14
6
5
3

$4, 745
14, 866
44,450
54,490
16. 595
16, 470
8,410

71 452. 405
0. 5 1, 705

70. 5 450, 700
1,300

452, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
3
10
14

5
6

$4. 870
15, 115
45, 325
55,490
16, 675
15,790
8,490

71 455. 735
0. 5 1, 705

70. 5 464, 030
1,300

465, 330

COURT OF CLAIMS

Salaries and Expenses, Court of Claims

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

71
69

76
73

75
73

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$490, 502
1,560

$532, 170
1,630

$635,370
1,630

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Total pei'sonal services

492, 052
8,969
2,039

533, 800

17,000

2.50O

800

3.000

43. 000

1.500

7.000

9,400

637, 000

02 Travel...

17,000

04 Communication services

2.600

800

05 Rents and utility services

3,122
60,005
1,350
6,604
4,311

3. 000

43, 000

07 Other contractual services

1.500

7, 000

09 Equipment

9.400

Obligations incurred

668, 452

618, 000

621, 200

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rate of $17,600:
Chief judge

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
4 70,000

11 162,800
1 10,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 600

4 70, 000

13 192,400

1 10, 600
1 9,600

1 8, 560

1 8, 040
1 8, 040
1 7,440
1 7, 040

1 5. 940
1 6.940
1 5. 940
1 6, 140

1 6, 600
1 5. 625

5 26, 725
1 4, 465

20 87, 625
1 3,030

14 45, 220
3 3. 661

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17. 500

Judge

Rate of $14,800:
Commissioner

4 70,000
13 192,400

General schedule grades:
as-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Clerk of court

1 10, 600

1 9, 800

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Auditor

GS-12, Hancc $7,040 to $8,040:
Rcpiirtrr und librarian

2 17, 720

1 8, 040
1 8,040
1 7,240

1 8, 760
1 8,040

Financial ollicer .

1 8,040

1 7, 640

Auditor .

1 7,040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 5. 940
1 6. 940
1 5. 940
1 5, 940

1 6.140

Administrative assistant

1 6. 940

1 5. 940

Assistant clerk

1 6, 340

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

1 6. 625

1 5. 500
6 25. 600
1 4. 330
20 86. 625
1 2, 950

14 44. 500

3 3, 651

1 6. 760

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

5 26. 025

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 4. 580

GS-6 Range $3 795 to $4 545

20 88. 6.50

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

1 3, 110

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Ungraded positions at annual rates
equivalent to less than $5,060 . .

14 45,540
3 3,651

71 499, 756
2.2 9,254

75 544.911
2. 2 12, 741

76 648,111

2.2 12,741

Net permanent, field (average num-

68. 8 490, 502
1,660

72. 8 532, 170
1,630

72. 8 636, 370

Eegular pay in excess of 62-week base...

1,630

492, 062

633,800

637, 000

THE JUDICIARY

15

COURTS OF APPEALS, DISTRICT COURTS, AND
OTHER JUDICIAL SERVICES

Salaries of Judges

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

361
337

353
345

353
345

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$6,106,826

$5, 240, 000

$5, 240, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVITES

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Circuit and district judges:
Rate of $17,500:
Circuit judge

Rate of $15,500:

District judge

Rate of $15,000:

District judge

Rate of $13,125:

District judge

Hawaii Territorial judges:
Rate of $10,500:

Chief justice

Rate of $10,000:

Associate justice

Rate of $7,500:

Judge -

Rate of $7,000:

Judge--- --

Retired and resigned judges:

Retired judge

Resigned judge.. _

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

01 Personal services (average number,
net salary)

1963 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

65
$1, 137, 500

1 15, 500

222

3, 330, 000

1 13, 125

1
2

7

3

44
5

10,500

20,000

52,500

21,000

655, 138
65, 000

351 5,320,263
14 213, 437

337 5, 106, 826

Num- Total
ber salary

65
$1,137,500

1 15,500

222

3, 330. 000

1 13, 125

1

2

7

3

47
4

10,500

20,000

52,500

21.000

707, 638
55, 000

353 5, 362, 763
8 122,763

345 5, 240, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

65

$1,137,500

1 15, 500

222

3. 330. 000

1 13, 125

10,500

20,000

52. 500

21.000

707. 638
55. 000

353 5, 362. 763
8 122. 763

345 5, 240, 000

Salaries of Supporting Personnel, The Judiciary

OBLIGATIONS HI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

2,659

41

2,655

2,725

43

2,707

2,724

43

2,706

01 Personal services:

$11,737,875
132, 793

45,290
46,468

$12, 128, 280
143, 720

46,980
48,720

$12,383,367

Other positions

143, 720

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base.

46. 980
28, 138

11, %2, 426
2,069

12, 367, 700
2,270

12, 602, 205

2.270

Total obligations

11,964,495

12, 369, 970

12, 604, 475

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-I5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Clerk

Register of Wills, District of

Columbia

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Clerk

Veterans commissioner.

Chairman, Commission on Mental

Health, District of Columbia

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Clerk

Probation officer

Clerk, Emergency Court of Appeals.
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Clerk

Deputy clerk

1953 actual

Num- Total

bei

salary

$11,800

10.800

132,800
10,000

10.600

394,880
8,560
9,360

40 310, 200
2 14,680

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 .$11,800

1 10.800

13 132. 400
1 10.200

44 403.040

1 8.760

1 9. 360

39 302,760

2 15, 080

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 11.050

13 133. 200
1 10. 400

1 10. 600

44 404, 840
1 8.960

39 .304,960
2 15,480

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Probation officer

Motions commissioner

.Assignment commissioner.

First deputy register of wills, Dis-
trict of Columbia

Law clerk-secretary

Law clerk

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Clerk

Deputy clerk

Probation officer

Law clerk-secretary..

Law clerk

Marshal..

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Clerk ._

Deputy clerk _ _

Probation officer

Domestic relations commissioner

Assistant assignment commissioner.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Deputy clerk

Probation officer

Clerk to jury commission

Secretary, Commission on Mental

Health, District of Columbia

Deputy register of wills. District of

Columbia

Chief appraiser

Law clerk-secretary

Law clerk.-

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160-.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at aiuiuai rates

fixed by Judicial Conference:
Rate of $6,000:

Court reporter-secretary

Court reporter-law clerk

Court reporter

Rate of .$5,500:

Court reporter-secretary

Court reporter-law clerk

Court reporter

Rate of $5,000:

Court reporter-secretary

Court reporter-probation clerk

Court reporter

Rate of $4,500:

Court reporter-probation clerk

Court reporter

Rate of $4,200:

Court reporter

Rate of $4,000:

Court reporter

Rate of $3,600:

Court reporter-U. S. Commissioner.

Court reporter

Rate of $3,000:

Court reporter-U. S. Commissioner.
Ungraded positions at aimual rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Administrative assistant to chief

judge

Rates equivalent to less than $6.060...

Clerk hire, circuit and district
judges

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Temporary employment _.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Additional

pay for service abroad

Personal services.

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1
1

1
2
16

3
19
2
1
1

1,040
'.640
■.440

7.840

14.680

117,840

34,100

6,540

316,200

45, 780

240, 460

6,540

17, 500
115,125

11.500
6,260
6.000

157,930

790,080

5,685

5,560

22,990

1 5,185
46 239,475
251

1,287.665
329

1, 494, 320
1.59 693,030
343

1,329,880
406

1, 608, 649

264 839, 745

74 218,340

14 39, 400

10 30. 620

27 80. 984

1 2. 910

11 60, 600

1 5.500

97 533, 500

45 225,000

1 4.500
31 139, 500

17 68,000

14 60, 400
1 3,000

19 60, 536

2,659

11,911,038
44.7

173. 163

2, 614. 3

11,737,875

36, 775
97, 018
45,290

11,962,426

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $129. 720
1 7, 840
1 7, 640

1 7,840

5 34, 100
10 63,800
48 297, 120

1 6.540

30
83

17,875

101,710

486, 875

6,250

6, 126

169, 425

442, 730

5,810

6,685

22. 490
5,435

107

536, 840
140

650. 200
209 888,155
324

1,255,090

238

34

4

10

27

1

,616,150

748, 385

103, 020

11.280

30. 860
81.624
2,910

10
1

55.000
5.500

97 533.500
6 26,000

46 230,000

1 4. .500
32 144, OOO

15 54,000
1 3,000

1 10. 000
17 53, 430

507

2, 534, 705

2,725

12, 376, 959
61.7

248, 679

2, 663. 3

12,128,280

42. 320
101,400
46, 980

48, 720

12,367,700

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $129, 720
I 7, 840
1 7,840

1 8,040

5 34,500
10 64.000
48 302.520

3

17

84

1

1

30
83

6,740

18, 125

103, 335

493, 650

6,375

6,250

172, 425

450, 030

6,810

5.810

22. 615
5,660

107

644.990
140

660. 300
209 903,030
324

1,272,120
468

1, 636, 530

238 757.225

34 103. 580

4 11.280

10 31.420

27 82. 104

1 2.910

10 60.000

1 6.000

97 582,000

5

27,500

46

253,000

3^

6.000
160,000

15 67, 500
15 63,000

1 3,600

1 10,000
17 53, 430

507

2, 572, 705

2,724

12,631,699
61.6

248, 332

2, 662. 4

12, 383, 367

42. 320
101.400
46, 980

28,138

12, 602, 205

16

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

COURTS OF APPEALS, DISTRICT COURTS, AND
OTHER JUDICIAL SERVICES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Administrative Office, United States Courts

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

123
113

124
117

124
117

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$506, 338
3,158

1,950
1,597

$526. 200
3,000

2,000

$534. 000

3.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2,000

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services _ ..

613,043
11.807
6,100

631, 200
13,000
6,000
5,500
13,600
9,000
1,000
7,000
6,000
1,200

S,500

639. 000

13. 000

04 Communication services . .

6.000

6.300

05 Rents and utilitv services

11.940
8,142
1,419
8,138

11,010
1,132

13.600

9.000

07 Other contractual services

1.000

7.000

09 Equipment

6,000

1,200

Deduct portion of penalty mail costs for
which a supplemental is proposed for
later transmission (reflected at the end

Total direct obligations

572, 731
3,900

688,000

602, 100

Obtigalicns Paiiable Out of Feimbursemenis
From Non-Federal Sources

Obligations incurred.

576, 631

688,000

602,100

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SBBVICE8

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Num-
ber

1

1

1
1

1

1

1
1

1

1

1
2
1

1

1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

6
12
14
27
14
10

4

6

1
2

1

Total
salary

$16. 000
13, 300

10. 600
10. 600
10, 600

10,000

8,660
8,660

8,660

7,640

7,040
16,280
7,240
7,040

6,740
6,940

6,940

6,640

6,186
5,185
6,310
6,310
6,060
6,560
4.870
28,230
50,165
54,116
90.285
43, 140
29, 100

11,648
12,100

6,860
9,631
4,493

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000
1 13, 300

1 10, 600
1 10. 600
1 10. 600

1 10,200

1 8,560
1 8, 560

1 8,560

1 7,840

1 7, 240

2 15,480
1 7, 240
1 7, 040

1 6. 740
1 6, 140

1 6, 140

1 6,740

1 6, 310
1 6,310
1 6. 435
1 6. 436
1 6.186
1 6.686
1 4.996
6 28. 730
12 61.290
16 58. 275
26 87, 910
14 43, 060
U 32. 330

4 11,808
6 12, 100

1 6, 469

2 10, 666
1 4, 701

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000

1 13, 300

General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief, division of procedural studies
and statistics

1 10. 600

Chief, probation division

Chief, bankruptcy division

Chief, division of business admin-
istration

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Budget and accounting officer

1 10. 600
1 10,600

1 10, 200

1 8, 760
1 8,760

Assistant chief, division of proce-
dural studies and statistics

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chief auditor

1 8.760
1 8, 040

Chief, section of court services and

1 7, 440

Assistant chief, probation division. .
Personnel officer - .

2 16, 680
1 7, 440

1 7,040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant chief, division of bank-

1 6. 940

1 6, 340

Assistant chief, section of court

1 6,340

Assistant budget and accoimting

1 6, 940

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6, 435

1 6. 436

1 6.560

1 6.560

1 6. 310

1 6. 810

GS 8 Range $4 620 to $5 370

1 6, 120

6 29, 230

GS 6 Range $3 795 to $4,545 -

12 62, 165

15 59. 400

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655 ...

26 88. 950

OR-I Ranee £2 950 to $3 430

14 43. 460

11 32.660

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. KangP $2,420 to $2,840

Grades establislicd by interdepart-
mental wage board:
Grade 20. Range $6,696 to $6,469:

Foreman, offset printing unit

Grade 15. Range $4,638 to $5,387

Grade 14. Range $4,472 to $6,179

4 11.968
6 12, 100

1 6, 469

2 10. 666
1 4, 930

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Grades establislied by interdepart-
mental wage board— Continued
Grades. Range $3,349 to $3,869

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $2. 642

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 349

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $0,616

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

123 643.076
11.4 36,737

124 664.623
8 28,323

124 662,323
8 28,323

Net permanent, departmental (av-

111.6

606, 338

3,168
1,960

1,697

116

626, 200

3,000
2,000

116

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

634,000
3,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay... .-.

2,000

01 Personal services

613, 043

531,200

639, 000

Salaries of Referees, United States Courts

(Indefinite appropriation, special account)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

66
64
108

66
54
109

62
60
112

01 Personal services:

$597. 495
405,311

$635. 260
423. 500

$704, 600

379, 200

1,002,806

1, 058, 760

1,083,700

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rate of $12,500:
Referee in bankruptcy

Rate of $11,260:
Referee in bankruptcy

Num- Total
ber salary

33 $412,600

10 112, 600

3 30,000

7 63,000

2 16,000

Num- Total
ber salary

33 $412,500

11 123, 750

2 20, 000

7 63, 000

2 16,000

Num- Total
ber salary

33 $412,600

12 136,000

Rate of $10,000:

Referee in bankruptcy

Rate of $0,000:

Referee in bankruptcy

7 70,000
7 63,000

Rate of $8,000:
Referee in bankruptcy

3 24,000

Total permanent, field

65 634,000

0.6 6,693

30, 812

55 635, 250

62 704, 500

Deduct:

Savings due to use of former pay scales

Net permanent, field (average

64. 4 597, 496
405,311

65 636, 250
423,500

62 704, 600

Other positions: Part-time employment.

379,200

1,002,806

1,068,750

1,083,700

Expenses of Referees, United States Courts

(Indefinite appropriation, special account)

OBLIOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Avpriffe number of all employees

233
44
276

260

61

299

294

61

343

01 Personal services:

$773,086
124,632

2.960
1,434

$846,030
146,000

3,200
1,470

$992, 430

146, 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

3,200

670

902. 112

30.689

2.438

28,288

996, 700
34,000
4.000
30. 000
80.000
65. 000
16. 000
23. 000
30. 000
37, 650

1, 142, 300

02 Travel

34.000

4,000

33. 000

90. 000

60,160
10,912
16, 656
28,121
34, 727

70.000

OR Printintr and reoroduction

15.000

20,000

33, 000

09 Equipment

45,000

THE JUDICIARY

17

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$650

$800
80,000

$800

Deduct portion of penalty maU costs for
which a supplemental Is proposed for
later transmission (reflected at the end

of this rhapti?r)

OhlifTations inrnrrpfi

1, 114, 743

1, 236, 150

1, 487, 100

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Chief clerk

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 625

2 10. 620

3 14,610

4 17. 945

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,750

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Chief clerii

1 $5, 435

2 9, 990
6 27, 105

2 10 870

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

3 15,110

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

4 18,320

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES COUtinued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $21, 100

55 211,925

56 187,320
61 185, 150
41 115,070

6 15, 320

Num- Total
ber salary

36 $148,370
43 160,880
46 153,250
65 199, 510
45 127, 750
5 12, 900

Nun
ber

36
53
51
82
62

- Total
salary

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

199 930

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

172,300
247 160

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

176, 050

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

233 778, 415
1.9 5.329

250
2

861.460
5,430

294
2

997, 860
5 430

Deduct lapses . _ _

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

231.1 773,086

95,228
29,404
2,960

1,434

248

846,030

116,000

30,000

3,200

1,470

292

992, 430

116,000

30, 000

3,200

670

Other positions:

Temporary employment __

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Additional

01 Personal services

902,112

996, 700

1

, 142, 300

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE

Salaries and Expenses, The White House OflSce

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

279

8

262

254

4

258

254

4

258

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,341
OS-S.l

$3,268
CPC-4.2

$5,386
GS-7.8

$3,286
CPG^.2

$5 392

Average grade

GS-7 8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .. ..

$3 277

CPC-4.1

01 Personal services:

$1,378,376
64,970
74, 853

7.091

$1,419,548
120,000
79,462

Other positions .

120 000

Payment above basic rates

76 034

Payments to other agencies for re-
imbursable details

10 000

1,525,290
55, 266
9,561
34,382

1,619,000
40,000
20,000
45,000

02 Traveling expenses of the President. . .
Other travel -.

40,000
20,000

3.000

05 Rents and utility services

10,190
32, 345
2,401
30, 242
32, 647

10,000
20,000
1,000
25,000
20,000

5 000

30, 000

07 Other contractual services.. .

1,000

25,000

09 Equipment

20,000

1,732,324

1,800.000

1,800,000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

The assistant to the President

Special counsel to the President

Special assistant to the President

Secretary to the President

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $20,000
1 20,000

1 18,000

2 36,000
1 15,000

5 75.000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 .$20. 000
1 18,000

1 18,000

2 36,000
1 15,000

5 76,000

1 12.000
1 10, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $20, 000
1 18,000

1 18,000

2 36,000

Special assistant to the President

Administrative assistant to the Pres-
ident

1 15.000
5 75,000

Unclassified:
Assistant to the assistant to the Pres-

1 12,000

Special assistant to the assistant to

1 10,800

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Range $14,800:
Special assistant in the White House
Offic«

1 14,800

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Special assistant to the assistant to

1 12.000
1 12.000

1 12,400

2 24,000

7 77,000
1 11,050

1 12.000

Assistant press secretary

1 12,000

Executive clerk

1 12, 200

1 12 400

Special assistant in the White House
Office

3 36.000

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Special assistant in the White
House Office .

2 23. lOO
1 11,050
9 99,700
1 11.800

1 11.800

2 22, 600

2 21,850

4 43. 200

Special assistant

1 10,800

Attorney adviser

Assistant to secretary to the Pres-
ident

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Special assistant in the White House
Office

4 38,400
2 20.800
1 10, 400
1 10,000

3 28,800

2 20.600
1 10. 400

1 9.800

2 20. 200
1 9,600

2 20,800

Chief usher

1 10. 400

Assistant executive clerk

Information and editorial specialist

1 10.000

Special assistant

I 9,600

DETAIL OF PER.SONAL SERVICES COUtlnUed

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Chief of correspondence

Program coordinator ._.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of correspondence

Chief, telegraph code and travel

service

Doorkeeper and chief receptionist...

Administrative officer

Special assistant.

Program officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Private secretary to the President. .
Acting secretary to the wife of the

President

Assistant to secretary to the

President...

Administrative officer

Chief of files

Chief of records —

Assistant chief, social office...

First assistant usher

Special assistant

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Special assistant

Second assistant usher

Chief of telephone service

Chief of mails

Assistant chief of correspondence- ..
Assistant chief, telegraph code and

travel service

Secretarial assistant

Assistant chief, social office

Chief of files.

Principal administrative assistant
and secretarial supervisor

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Executive assistant to the chief

usher

Special assistant to the chief usher..
.\ssistant to the chief, telegraph

code and travel

Assistant in the social office

Personnel officer.

Correspondence assistant

.\ssistant chief of files

Secretarial assistant

Chief of social correspondence

Fiscal accountant

OS-9. Range $.5,060 to $5,810:

Fiscal accountant

Assistant chief of mails

Assistant chief of telephone service.

Assistant to the chief of records

Assistant to the chief of correspond-
ence

Special assistant to the chief of cor-
respondence -.

Correspondence assistant

Secretarial assistant

Research assistant. _.

Chief of social correspondence

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430.

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC^, Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses ._ ._

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-tune and tem-
porary positions

Payment above basic rates... —

Other payments for personal services.

1 Personal services

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

2 19. 400

.560
i.660
.660
.360
1.760

7,240

1 7,240

2 14,880

7,040
"7,446

6,640
6,740
6,340
5,940

6.540
6.340
6,640
6,340

6.740

6,000

5,750
5,760
6,000

5,875
17,126

1

1

9

1

1

18

44

29

28

31

6

5,500

5,560
5,310
6,560
5,436

6,186

5,686

6.435

48,610

5, 185

6. 435

90.410

198. 646

122.306

107, 856

108,026

14. 760

5 17. 620

8 29. 351

17 53, 630

7 20, 424

279 1, 554, 645
25 176, 269

254 1,378,376

64, 970

74, 853

7,091

1, 626, 290

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,760

8,760
8,760
8,560

8,560

7,040

7,040

7.240
7.640
7.040
7,240
7,240
7,640

5,940
6.740
6.740
6.540
6,140

6,740
6,540

6.125
6,875

6,875
6,875
6.125
5,600
6,000
40, 625
5, 625

5.685
.5, 436
5,686
5,660

5,310

5,685
10,370
20, 866

86, 166

140, 855

142, 780

96, 875

91,430

14, 990

2,750

3 10, 800

8 29, 511

17 54, 190

6 17, 232

254 1, 419, 648

254 1, 419, 548

120,000
79, 452

1, 619, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

18
28
33
28
28
2

$8,760

8,760
8,760
8,760
8,360

7,040

7,040

7,440
7,840
7,240
7,240
7,240
7.640
7.040

5.940
6.740
5.940
5,940
6,140

6,740
6.510

6.126
6,000

5,876
6,000
6,126
6, 625
6. 000
36, 375
5,500

6,685
6,560
6.685
6,560

6,310

6,685
10. 495
26,300

91,410
127,240
137, 736
107, 355

96. 980
6,900

3 10, 800

7 26, 737

18 67, 900

7 20,264

254 1,412,966

254 1,412,966

120,000
76. 034
10,000

1, 619, 000

19

20

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

EXECUTIVE MANSION AND GROUNDS

ExecutiTe Mansion and Grounds

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classi£cation

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

72
6
74

72
6

77

72
10
81

Average salaries:
Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 439

$3, 446

$3,446

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$230, 354
28,099

886
19, 712

$248, 110
14, 929

981
4,945

$248, 110

Other positions

24 945

.iegular pay In excess of 62-week
base- _ -

981

4,945

279, 050
29
8

268, 965

278, 981

02 Travel... _ ..

146
30,890
125
13,200
37, 875
4,984

05 Rents and utilitv services .

27, 315

272

13, 437

44,943

1,579

67

30,890

07 Other contractual services .

13,200
37, 875

Obligations incurred

366, 700

356, 184

366, 200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:

, Ungnided positions at aimual rates;
■„ ' Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above ...
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $20, 260
68 222, 763

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $20, 760
68 227,668

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $20, 760
68 227, 668

Total permanent, field

72 243,023
4 12, 669

72 248, 428
0. 1 318

72 248. 428

Net permanent, field (average
number, net s.slary) _.

68 230, 354

28,099
885

17, 679
2,033

71. 9 248, 110

14,929
981

3,400
1.545

71.9 248,110

24,945
981

3,400
1 545

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Nigtitwork differential _

279,050

268,965

278, 981

BUREAU OF THE BUDGET

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of tlie Budget

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees .. .

485

1

464

446

1

429

433

2

427

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$6,979
GS-10.2

$7,210
GS-10.5

$7,241
GS-10 4

Average grade ..

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ....

$3, 193, 976
6,782

12,283
2,344

$3,054,050
12,000

11,800
2,550

$3,044,650

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates.

2,550

3, 21.^ 385

28,719

1,802

43, 281

125,8.36

2,662

33,350

28,024

11,114

1,967

3,080,400

53,600
2,000

42, .500

150,000

3,000

38,500

25,000
8,000
2,000

3, 080, 000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things... .

2.000

150.000

3.000

38,000

25,000

8,000

2,000

S-;rvires performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment-. .

Obligations incurred .

3,492,140

3,405,000

3,405,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800;

Director

Deputy director

Assistant director

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Assistant director for budget review.
Assistant director for legislative

reference

Executive asjiistant director

Special assistant to the director

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800;
Assistant director for legislative

reference

Assistant director for management

and organization

Assistant director for statistical
standards

QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant to the director

Chief of division

Economic adviser on budget policy.
Deputy chief of office

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Administrative assistant to the

director

Analytical statistician

Assistant chief of office

Assistant on cartography

Budget examiner

Deputy chief of ofTice...

Director, office of defense history...

Fiscal economist

Legislative analyst

Legislative attorney...

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel director

Specialist on budgetary methods

and procedures..

Specialist on budge tarj' preparation
and reports

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Analytical statistician..

Assistant on cartography

Budget examiner _.

Budget officer

Chief, foreign technical assistance

group

Legislative analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer...

Specialist on budgetary methods

and procedures

Specialist on budgetary preparation
and reports

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative services officer

Analytical statistician

Budget examiner

Fiscal economist

Information oflScer

Legislative attorney

Organization and methods examiner
Specialist on budgetary prepara-
tion and reports

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative assistant _.

Analytical statistician.

Assistant security officer

Budget examiner..

Fiscal economist

Fiscal services officer

Legislative analyst.

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner

Records officer

Special assistant to the economic

adviser

Specialist on budgetary methods

and procedures

Specialist on budgetary preparation
and reports

GR-11. R,ange $5,940 to $6,910:

Analytical statistician

Assistant librarian

Budget examiner

Fiscil economist

Fis&il services officer

Legislative analyst

Legislative reference assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistan t

Specialist on budgetary methods
and proced ures

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Analytical statistician

Assistant fiscil services officer

Assistant records officer

Budget examiner

Chief of office services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
1 16, 000

20
1
1

4
1
2
7
1

1
4
1

25
1

14,800

1 14.800
1 14, 800

1 13,200
1 13, 200
1 13, 000

5 60, 800
1 12, 200
1 12, 000

1 11,050
3 35, 400

222,500
11,800
10,800
44,460
11,050
23,600
80,350
11,800

1 11,050

1 11, 800

7 70, 800

1 10, 600

33 322, 800

1 10, 000

3 29, 000

5 60, 200

1 10,000

1 9,600

2 19, 400

1 8, 760

11 98,160

44 388, 240

8,760
8,560
44, 800

16, 920

7,040

28,960

7,040

181, 400

7,040

1 7, 440

5 37, 400

1 7, 040

1 7, 040

7,240
21,720

18, 020

6,740
91,100
11,8,S0

6, 310
18. 220

6,340
11,880

6,940

5,940

11,120
10, 996

1 5, 185
18 92, 080
1 5, 435

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500

1 16, 000

2 30,000

1 14, 800
1 14, 800

1
1
3

1

20

1

13,400

13,000

12, 000
61, 800
12,400
12,000

11,800
11, 060
34,400
10.800
290.050
11,800

4 44, 700

1 11,300

2 23, 600
8 89, 900

1 11, 060
1 11,800
7 70, 600

30 297, 400
1 9,600

3 29, 200
10 99, 400
1 10, 000

9,800
19,600

72, 080
333, 880
8,360
8,760
8,760

27,680

17,120

29,160
7,040
209, 960
7,040
7.040
7,040
7,640

29,760
7,240

7,440
22,120

2 12, 2S0
1 6, 940

17 101, 980

3 17, 820

3 18, 420
1 6, 340

6,140
6,140

5,560
11,120

5,435

5,310
36, 420

5,660

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 600

1 16,000

2 30, 000

1 14, 800
1 14,800

1
1
3
1
25
1

1 11,300
1 11, 800
7 71,200

29 290,400
I 9, 800

3 29,600

10 99, 600

1 10, 200

1 9,800

2 20,000

1

8
37
1
1
1
3

2 12, 480
1 6, 940

17 102, 780

3 17,820

3 18, 820
1 6,640

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

21

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5.810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $20, 740
1 5,060
1 6,060

1 6,810

2 10,245

3 15, 555
1 5,310

1 5,435

1 5,685

2 9,615
27 123. 285
31 131.770
72 271. 145
20 67, 100

3 9,330

2 6,748
2 6, 380
9 27, 208

2 5, 680

3 12,854

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 186

1 $5, 310

1 6,810

2 10,495
2 10,020

1 5,810

2 10, 745

Organization and methods examiner.

2 10,870

Specialist on budgetary prepara-

2 10, 620

1 5. SIO

2 9.990
29 135. 095
38 162. 710
61 235.010
10 34. 230

3 9, 570

2 6. 908
2 6.460
9 27.448

2 6,680

3 14, 332

2 10.745

1 .5.810

GS-8 Rrtnge $4,620 to $.5,370

2 10.240

29 138,570

GS-6 Range $3 795 to S4 545 -

37 161,040

61 240, 635

GS~I. Ranee $^1,175 to $3,655

GS-3 Range $2,9.';n to $3,130

10 34,230
3 9, 730

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454.

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.2.10

C PC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

2 6. 988
2 6.460
9 27. 528

2 5.680

3 15,038

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

463 3, 171, 140
21.2 135,219

435 3.094,668
10.3 67.972

433 3, 101, 359
8 66, 709

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary).

441.8

3,035,921

475
2,396
11,676

2,296
48

424.7

3,026,696

900
11,000
11,800

2,500
50

425

Other positions:
Temporary employment

3,044,660
1,000

20.000

Regular pay in exco.ss of 52-weefe base...
Payment above basic rates:

11,800
2,500

Nightwork differential

60

.\11 personal services, departmental.

3, 052, 812

3,052,946

3,080,000

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

4 44,200
8 71, 480
3 21, 720

1 6,340

1 4, 045
3 11,855

2 6,910

4 44,200
3 27, 080

GS-13. Range $.8,300 to $9,360:

OS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

GS-6. Range $'!,"95 to $4,645

1 4, 170

2 7,445
1 3, 665

GS-5. Range i3.410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

22 166. 550
1.7 8,495

11 86, 660
7.7 69,196

Deduct lapses . _. .

Net permanent, field (average ntim-
ber, net salary)

20.3 158,055

736

3,176

607

3.3 27,354

Other positions:
Temporary employment . .

100

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

162, 573

27. 464

01 Personal services

3. 215, 385

3, 080, 400

3 080 000

COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS

Salaries and Expenses, Council of Economic Advisers

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

33

26

4
25

29
3

Average number of all employees . .

27

31

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,706
GS-10.0

$4,070
GS-6.0
$9, 892

$4,109

Average grade

GS-6 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$9,881

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions...

$209,687
960

243
2,764

$177, 400
40,000

600
4,000

$235, 100

33,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

900

Pajrment above basic rates ..

4,000

213, 534
2,132
3,521
15,050

222,000
10,000
4,000
14,000

273, 000

02 Travel

12 000

6,000

06 Printing and reproduction

14,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials .- . .

$1,643
7,787
1,787

$5,000

2.3,000

2,000

1,000

1,000

$5,000

12,000

2,000

1,000

15 Taxes and assessments

226

1,000

Total obligfttlons

246,680

282,000

326,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $48,000

1 12,800

6 66. 600
1 10, 800

1 9,600

1 8,360

1 7.040

2 11,880
1 6,940

1 5,060

3 14. 235

2 9,035
9 36, 630

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $48, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $48, 000

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Statistician

GS-14, Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Economist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Organization and methods exam-

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

3 13,115

2 8,690

3 10,855

3 13, 365

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

3 12, 635

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

3 10, 980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-5. Range .$2,974 to $3,464.. ..

2 6,608

CPC-4 Ranue $2 750 to $3,230

1 3,230

1 3,230

Ungraded positions at annual rates
equivalent to $5,060 or above:

1 6, 600

Economist

10 105,600
3 23,000

12 128, 600

3 23, 000

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses .

33 242, 288
6.8 32,701

25 212, 390
4.1 34,990

29 246, 310
1 11, 210

Net permanent, departmental (av-

27. 2 209, 687

950
243

2,754

20.9 177,400

40,000
600

4,000

28 235, 100

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

33,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

900
4,000

213,634

222,000

273,000

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL

Salaries and Expenses, National Security Council

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

27

28

1

26

28
1

23

27

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$5,950
GS-8.7

$3,230
CPC-4.0

$6,622
OS-9.5

$6. 670

GS-9.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$142,985

$181, 203
11,000

697
4,000

$188, 177

9,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

723

Payment above basic rates

4,287

4,000

147, 272
537
2,728
495
915
2,736
317

196, 900
4.500
2,500
1,000
2,500
2,600
6,000

201,900

02 Travel

4.000

2,500

1.000

2,500

2, 100

1,000

155, 000

216, 000

215,000

22

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19,55

NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCII^Continued

Salaries and Expenses, National Security Council — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:
Positions at rates equal to or in excess of
$14,800:

Num
ber

1

■ Total
salary

$15,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
1 14, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

General schedule srades:
GS-18. Range $14,800:

1 14, 800

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

1

13,200

Internal security officer. _

1 13,000
1 13, 000

1 12,000

1 13 000

1 13, 000

OP-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

1 12, 000

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

1

1
1

1

11,800
11,800
11,300

9,600

1 11,800
1 11,300

OS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Research analvst . — ...

1 8, 360
1 8,360

1 8,360
1 8,360

Staff assistant--- -

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Research analyst .. _

1
1

7,240
7,040

.Assistant to executive secretary

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant internal security officer- ..

1 7,040
1 5,940

1 7,240
1 5 940

1

1

5,940
5,940

1 6,140
1 5,940

1 6, 140
1 6,940

Staff assistant - -

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

1
1
2
2
2
5
3

1

5,185
5,310
9.240
9,285
8,340
17, 925
9,605

3,230

1 5,310

2 9,240

2 9,410

3 12,635
5 18,175
2 6,360

1 5, 435

2 9,490

2 9, 635

3 12 760

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $6,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

6 IS 300

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 6, 430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

27
3.9

166,980
23, 995

28 193,800
1.8 12,597

28 196,080
1 6,903

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

23.1

142, 985

26. 2 181, 203

11,000
697

4,000

27 188,177

9,000
723

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

4,287

4,000

01 Personal services

147, 272

196,900

201,900

OFFICE OF DEFENSE MOBILIZATION

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Defense Mobilization

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees -.-

536

18

274

384

24

325

294

27

306

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,603
GS-9.3

$6,915
GS-9.7

$7, 166
QS-10 0

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$1,611,107
214,697

6,097
16,820

67,694

$2,098,861
284,866

8,164
14,085

32,000

$2,020,308
333 200

Other positions -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base . - .

7 776

10,000
13,000

Other payments for personal serv-
ices

Total personal services

02 Travel -

03 Transportation of things- --

1,91.'), 415
107, 309

1,784
40,718

2,074
66, 740
34,934
77.297
23,004
19, 051

2,277

2,000

2, 437, 966

152, 5.36

1.244

54,370

874

96,030

238,000

46,400

14,892

7,400

2,650

2, 384, 284

161,072

1,000

53 500

05 Rents and utility services -

160
67, 335

07 Other contractual services

62 000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

43,412
16 906

09 Equipment

7 535

15 Taxes and assessments

3,807

Unvouchered - -

Total obligations

2,281,603

3,051,352

2,781,000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates equal to or in excess
of $14,800:
Director

Deputy director _-_

Senior deputy administrator

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate $14,800:
Assistant director for financial

policy

Assistant director for manpower

Assistant director for materials

Assistant director for nonmilitary

defense -

Assistant director for production

requirements and programs

Assistant director for stabilization-.
Assistant director for telecommuni-
cations

Assistant to director for National

Security Council affairs

Assistant to director, public infor-
mation

Assistant to director, senior staff

assistant

Deputy administrator for construc-
tion and resources expansion

Economist (general)

General counsel

Program director.

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Chief, defense programs division

Deputy assistant director for finan-
cial policy - -

Deputy assistant director for man-
power

Deputy assistant director for ma-
terials --

Deputy assistant director for non-
military defense

Deputy assistant director for pro-
duction requirements and pro-
grams-

Deputy assistant director for sta-
bilization

Deputy assistant to director for
National Security Council affairs.

Deputy general counsel

Dii-ector, program and reports staff.
E xecutive director, science advisory

committee

Executive officer

Industrial specialist

Statistics and progress reports

officer

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief, continuity of Government

div'sion .

Chief, continuity of Industry divi-
sion

Director, defense support and civil-
ian programs division

Chief, distribution controls division.

Chief, operations control staff

Deputy director, manpower.

Director, full-mobilization and re-
quirements capacity staff.

Executive secretary--

General attorney.

Industrial and financial analyst

Industrial specialist-

Legal adviser to assistant director
for production requirements and

programs

Operations officer (financial policy)
aS-I5. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Administrative officer

An aly t inal sta( isf ician

Assistant director, production

equipment

Assistant to deputy administrator. .

Attorney -adviser-

Business economist

Chairman, science advisory com-
mittee

Chief, certification division

Chief, Iron-steel ferro-alloys dlvlBlon.

Chief, light metals di'^ision

Chief, miscellaneous materials divi-
sion

Chief, nonferro and nonmetalllc

metals division

Chief, progr.am review and coordi-
nation staff

Chief, programs division

Chief, reports and evaluation staff..

Chief, stockpile operations staff

Coraniodity-liuhistry analyst

Director, physical security division.

Director, urban targets division

Economist (general)

Economist (procurement policy) —

Economist (program)...

Emergency operations specialist

Executive assistant (m.anagement)-.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, 500
"i 15,666

14, 800

14, 800

14.800
44, 400
14,800
14, 800

13, 000

1 13.200
6 78, 800

12,200

1 12, 200
1 12,000

11,000
22,100

10.800
11.050
21. 8S0
21.600

10,800

4 44.200
1 10, 800
1 10,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, mo

1 17, 500

14.800
14. 800
14, 800

14,800

14, 800
14, 800

14, 800

14,800

14,800
14,800
14,800
14.800

13.000

1 13.000
1 13. 800
1 13. 000

13.000

1 13. 000
1 13. 000

1 13. 000
1 13. 000
1 13, 000

1 12, 000
1 12. 000

1 12. 000
1 12,000

1 12,000
1 12.000
1 12. 400

1 11.800
1 11.060

2 21.860
1 11.060

1 10. 800

1 10. 800

2 22, 350

1 10,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, 600
1 17,600

1 12,000

1 12, 000

1 12.800

1 12,000

1 12,200

1 12,000
1 12,000

EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT

23

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-15. Ranpe $10,80(1 to $11.800— Con.
Executive secretary (Interdepart-
mental Radio Advisory Com-
mittee)

Fiscal and credit stabilization spe-
cialist

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign economist (foreign activi-
ties) - -

General attorney-

Government relocation specialist. - .

Historian (miscellaneous)

Industrial and financial analyst

Industrial spociallEt

Industry-government coordinator—,

Information officer

International economist

Labor economist

Labor specialist _.

Manpower specialist

Materials accountant

Medical officer (general)

Organization and methods exam-
iner-- -

Price stabilization specialist

Program analyst, production equip-
ment -

Program coordinator (materials) —

Rationing specialist --.

Relocation specialist

Security standards specialist

Special assistant

Stabilization counsel —

Staff assistant

Staff director

Statistician, statistics and progress

reports

Strategic Government relocation

specialist -

Telecommunications specialist-

Urban defense specialist (programs).
Urban targets analyst (standards) . .

Wage stabilization specialist-

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Analytical statistician

Assistant executive secretary

Assistant secretary (frequency as-
signments)

Assistant secretary (technical)

Business specialist

Commodity-industry analyst

Economist (general)

Editorial specialist.

Executive assistant

Executive secretary

Facilities securit y planner

Government relocation specialist- - -

Historian

Industrial and financial analyst

Industrial protection specialist

Industrial specialist -..

Industrial specialist (logistics)

Industrial specialist (rehabilitation)
Information and editorial specialist-
Information specialist

Investigator (general)--

Labor economist (general).--

Materials accountant. - -

Organization and methods examiner

Price stabilization analyst -.

Production logistics specialist

Program analyst

Program assistant

Program coordinator-, -.

Security officer

Staff assistant

Storage specialist

Strategic relocation specialist

Supervisory statistician

Survey statistician

Administrative officer

Analytical statistician, _ -.-

Attorney-adviser

Business economist

Commodity- industry analyst

Coordinator (financial policy)

Economist

Emergency relocation specialist

Engineer (frequency assignments) ,

Engineer (technical)

Examiner (financial policy)

Executive assistant

General attorney

Head graphic analyst - _

Illustrator (general)

Industrial and financial analyst

Industrial specialist -._

Industrial specialist (vulnerability)

Information specialist

Labor specialist

Persoimel ofTicer

Price stabilization analyst

Program analyst __

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $11,800

11,800
33, 400

7 76.600
21 232, 560

21,600

1 10,800
1 10, 800

1 11,050
1 10, 800

10,800

86,400
10, 800

11,000

29.800

10,000

4 40, 400

1 9,600

2 19, 200

1 9,600

11 109, 600

1 9.800

22 222, 200

9.800
40,200
10,000
9,600
9,800
10,000

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10,800
1 11,800

1 9,600
3 30, 000

8,560
18, 120

8,760

27,880

8,360
9,160

10 87, 400
4 36, 040

26,320
17, 120

1

1 11,050
3 33, 150

17 188, 600

1 11,050

1 11,050

2 21,600
1 11,050

1 11,050

1 11,050
3 32,400

1 11.550

2 21.600
1 10,800

1 10. 800

2 21.600

10,800
11,300

20.000
9,600

1 9. 800
1 10, 200

6 61,000

1 9,600

12 120, 000

19,200

19. 400
9. 60O
9,600
9,800
9,800
9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 10.800

1 9,360

1 8,360

2 18, 720
1 8,360

9,160

1 8, ,560
1 9,360

8,560

1 8, 560
9 79, 640
3 26, 480

8,560
8,560

8,360
8,360

1 10,800
1 10,800

7 76, S50
1 10, 800
1 11,050

1 10, 800

'i i6,'866

1 11,550

2 21,600

1 10, 800
1 10. 800
1 10, 800

.13. 1.50
10,800
10, 800
21, 600

19. COO

1 9,600
1 9,600

1 9,600
1 9,600
1 9,600

31,000

4 39,600
1 9,600
1 9,600

10,000
9,600

9,600
10.000

61,520
9,360

8,360

18, 720
8,560
8,360

;,560

;,360

1,'366

DETAIL OP PER.SONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Radio information officer

Statistician

CtS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Analytical statistician -

Assistant to administrative officer..

Business economist

Chief, operations division (financial

policy)

Commodity-industry economist

Fiscal officer

Illustrator (general)

Industrial adviser

Industrial and financial analyst

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Labor adviser

Librarian -,,

Materials accountant

Placement officer

Printing and publications officer —

Program and reports assistant

Secretary to director -

Staff assistant- -

Survey statistician

Urban defense engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Analytical statistician

Assistant historian

Assistant librarian

.\ttorney-adviser

Business economist

Chief, reports section

Confidential assistant

Documents coordinator

Engineer (Interdepartmental Radio

.\d visor y Committee). .-

Industrial vulneraldlity specialist--.

Labor economist -.,

Manpower specialist

Materials accountant --

Position classifier

Program analyst

Publications writer

Purchasing officer

Records analyst

Records and management officer

Reports officer ,-,

Staff assistant

Statistical officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Communications specialist

Supervisor, accounting.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Analytical statistician

Assistant documents coordinator. . .

Assistant security officer

Budget examiner -,.

Business economist--- -

Confidential secretary

Industrial and financial analyst

Industrial specialist

Labor economist - -,.

Librarian

Materials accountant --

Persormel assistant

Program assistant

Publications writer---

Secretary-

Secretary to deputy director

Secretary to director _,-

Staff assistant -,

Statistical assistant

Statistical draftsman

Stat ist ician

Telecommimications specialist

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545.-

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4, 160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655-.--

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range .$2,7,50 to $3,230

C P C-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Add terminal leave

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions - - - —

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

Payments above basic rates---

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 560

1 8,360

14,880
7.240
7,840

7.240
7,240
7,240
7, MO
8,040
14, 680

14,280
7,240
7,440
7,440

14, 680
7,440

7,040

7,040

14, 280

6,140

6,140
6,540
6,140
19, 620
6,940
6,140
6,340

1 6. 940

"i 6,'i46

"7" "44,"386

1 6,140

1 6, 540

1 6,140

2 12, 680
1 6, 140

1 6,000

6 32, 680

3 15, 305

1 5, 810

1 5, 310

1 5, 185

5,810
5.060

2 10, 745
1 5,060

1 5, 310

5,060
43,116

1 5. 060

1 5, 185

2 10, 370
1 5. 185

18
51
48
80
41
14
3

87, 975
230, 840
199, 035
301,050
142, 170

44,740
8,730

6,268
13, 160
23,776

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,280
1 7, 240

1

536 3, 538, 764

18 112,968

298 2, 040, 625

01

Personal services -

266 1,611,107

214, 697

6,097

15,820

67, 694

7,240

7,440
7,040
8,040
16,080
7,240

7,640

2 14,880
1 7,640

1 5, 940

1 5, 940

1 6, 540

i 6,940

2 12, 080
1 5, 940

1 6, 340

2 12, 480

6, ,540
6,140
5,940

11.880
13, 880

6 27, 300
1 5, 810

1 5,060

1 5, 310

5,060
5,686

5,435

1 5, 810

4 20, 990

1 5,560

1 6, 060

6,810

5,310

5, 186

10, 370

64,560

151, 265

206, 580

194.465

70. 400

29,190

5,900

1 3, 134

3 9,690

7 19, 556

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

384 2,681,370
6 40, 893
89 623,412

301 2,098,851

284,866

8,154

14, 085

32, 000

2, 437, 956

2 $14,480
1 7,240

14
17
44
23
30

7,240

7,440
7,040

7,640

7,640
7,640
7,040

,040

3 19, 220
i 6,540

12, 280

1 6, 940

'i 6,'346

,5, 940
6,940

6,500
6.126

10, 995
5,060

1 5,060
1 5, 310

6,310

5,660

5,810

1 5,560

1 6, 435

1 6, 060

1 6, 185

69, 655
77, 700

178.335
87.950

104, 530
6,860

3,134
9,690
6,744

294 2, 129, 568

1 7, 600

16 116. 760

279 2, 020, 308

333, 200

7,776

10, 000

13, 000

2, 384, 284

FTJNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

DISASTER RELIEF

Disaster Relief, Executive Office of the President

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO HOUSINO AND HOME
FINANCE AGENCY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1

25
26

1

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,940
GS-11.0

01 Personal services:

$3,507
145.665

$9,000

149,172

8,357

3,775

5

1,165

1.530

2,065

266

318,855

1

543

9,000
1,000

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

485, 734

10,000

ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE
ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees _ _

1

2
2

3
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,940
GS-11.0

$5,073
GS-9.0

$4,575

GS-7.3

01 Personal services:

$2,433
23

$10, 145
41

$13. 725

Regular pay in escess of 62-week

51

Total personal services

2,456

4.833

874

120

62

46

130, 213

10, 186

25,200

7,000

13, 776

26,200

7,000

1,829,228

Pp^pTved f'^r fntnrp nllnnafinn*!

10, 846, 716

138,604

1.871,614

10, 892, 692

ALLOCATION TO PRODUCTION AND MAE-

$10,580,000

OF AGRICULTURE

$7,500,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

2
25
26

2
1
3

3

3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,940
GS-11.0

$5,073
GS-9.0

$4,575

Average grade..

GS-7.3

01 Personal services:

$5,940
145,665

23

$10, 145
9,000

41

$13. 725

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base _.

51

151, 628
13. 190
4,649

19, 180

26, 200

7,000

13. 776

02 Travel . .

25, 200

04 Communication service.s. .... . . . .

7,000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

$125

1,165

1.592

2,111

266

7.949.068

1

643

$12. 409, 228

$10,846,716

Obligations incurred -

8, 124, 338

12,461.614

10, 892. 692

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...,
QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

Net permanent, average number,

net salary

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,940

6,940

145,665
23

151,628

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940
1 4,205

10, 145

9,000
41

19, 186

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140
1 4, 330
1 3, 255

13,725

13, 776

[EMERGENCY MIGRATION] REFUGEE RELIEF

Refugee Relief, Executive

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary...

Average grade..

Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 (22 D. S. O. 801-1158):
Foreign Service staff officer:

Average salary _

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Foreign cotmtries
(local rates): Average salary...

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

Travel-

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Taxes and assessments.

Unvouchered..

Obligations incurred..

1953 actual

1954 estimate

622

"292'

$4,663

as-7.1

$5,532

rss-7.8

$1,978

$1,141,316
2,700

9,707
305, 425

1, 459, 148

411,478

314,349

66, 552

52,036

12, 348

40,916

1,600

160, 760

43,684

124

60

4,955

9,000

2, 567, 000

1965 estimate

965
1

952

$4,665
GS-7.2

$5, 459
FSS-8.0

$1, 810

$3, 697, 230
6,875

13,963
712.211

4,330,279

446, 551

179, 104

203, 616

302, 367

20, 160

103, 742

3.900

159, 723

22,048

1,298

113

13, 099

14, 000

6, 800, 000

25

26

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

[EMERGENCY MIGRATION] REFUGEE
RELIEF— Continued

Refugee Relief, Executive — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Total number of permanent positions

3
2

3

3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary ..,

$4,636
GS-7.0

$4,6.35

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-
tions -

$7,630
30
600
450
290

36,000

$12,850
60

100

09 Equipment _.

16 Investments and loans

1,500,000

46,000

1,513,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMT

Total number of permanent positions .

213

213

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _ .

$3 478

Average grade _ _ _

GS-3 7

$1, 129

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$400, '^0

Payment above basic rates

64 500

Total personal services

464 780

07 Other contractual services

38 220

160 000

Obligations incurred

663, 000

EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

28

70

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

3

18

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4,118
GS-6.6

$4 118

Average grade

GS-6 5

Ungraded positions: Average salary. . ..

$1,811

01 Personal services:

$77, 630
2,066

223
7.281

$296, 155
9,811

223

Other positions ...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

30 611

87, 200
23, 000
13.000
19.800
16. 000
6,000

336, 800
42 200

02 Travel

07 Other contractual services

65, 000

09 Equipment

Subtotal

164, 000

616 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

7,000

Obligations incurred .

164, 000

609,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Total number of permanent positions

26
13

41

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,603
GS-6.6

$4,511
GS-6 5

Average grade..

01 Personal services-

$58, 175

390
10, 435

$184, 000
700

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base .

Payment above basic rates

36,500

69,000
61,675
5,100

460
11.425

350

02 Travel

46,100

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services .

1 900

08 Supplies and materials...

1,300

148,000

320,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

Total number of permanent positions .

18
7

23

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$5, 885
OS-10.0

$6, 897
GS 103

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$42,380

$134, 230
620

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

6,820

32,660

49,200

12,700

2,200

700

300

600

9,000

400

300

600

167, 400

38,100

7,000

1 200

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things..

04 Communication services.-

06 Rents and utility services

400

06 Printing and reproduction

800

2,500

09 Equipment

200

1,100

76,000

220,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

697

1 316

Full-time equivalent of all positions _ ..

4

Average number of all employees

332

1 302

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$4, 392
GS-6.9

$5, 532
FSS-7.8

$1, 978

$4 264

GS-5 5

Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 (22 U. S. C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service staff officer:
A verage salary

$5 459

Ungraded positions: Foreign cotm-
tries (local rates): Average salary ..

$1,634

01 Personal services:

$1,327,131
4,766

10,320
329, 961

$4, 624. 745

Other positions

16,686

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

15, 406

876, 472

Total personal services

1, 672, 178

608, 863

334. 649

67. 732

62. 336

13.548

81.141

1,600

176, %0

50,274

124

50

6,656

36, 000

9,000

5 533 309

02 Travel

672. 951

03 Transportation of things

206 004

206. 766

05 Rents and utility ser\'ices

302 767

20,960

07 Other contractual services

236 962

3.900

08 Supplies and materials . -

226, 523

32, 248

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions

1,298

113

15 Taxes and assessments - .

H, 199

1, 600. 000

Unvouchered - . -.

174, 000

Subtotal _

3, 000, 000

9, 032, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence .- -

7,000

Obligations incurred

3, 000, 000

9, 025, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant administrator

GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief of branch --.

Coordinator

Special assistant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief of branch

Budget examiner

Chief of section

Deputy coordinator

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant chief of section

Management analyst

Personnel officer ---

Reviewer

Special assistant-

Staff assistant

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assurance officer -..

Budget and management analyst-.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

9,600
9, 600
9,600

8, 360
S, 3('i0
8, 360
8,360

7,040

7,040
7, 040
7,040
7,040

5, 940
6,940

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,000

9,600
9,600
9,600

8,360
8,360
8,360
8,360

7,040
7,040
7,040
7,040

7,040

6,940
6,940

FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT

27

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF

STATE— continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Claims attorney

Classification analyst

ForeigTi affairs officer

Recruitment officer

Special agent

Training officer

Translator

Visa technician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to .$5,810:

Assurance officer

Personnel technician

Production cryptographer _ - .

Purchasing agent

Recruitment technician

Training officer

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to .$4.645...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655....

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Ungraded positions at annual rates

less than $5,060...

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork ditlerential —

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Special agent

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Assistant to dispatch agent

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .-.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

QS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3.430

Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 as amended (22
U. S. C. 801-1158):

Foreign Service staff officers and em-
ployees:

FSS-2. Range $9,230 to $10,260

FSS-4. Range $7,689 to $8.1)49

rSS-5. Range $7,095 to $8. 116

rSS-6. Range $6,601 to $7,401

FS8-8. Range $5,313 to $6,213.

FSS-9. Range $4,719 to $5.619..

FSS-10. Range $4,:i23 to $6.223

FSS-11. Range $3,927 to $4,647

FSS-12. Range $3,531 to $4.251

FSS-13. Range $3,150 to $3,870

Ungraded positions at aimual rates

less than $5,060

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary):

United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.

Payment above basic rates:

Living and quarters allowances

Additional pay for service abroad...

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

1
1
4
1
1
2

5
1
1
1
1
1

18
1
11
29
9

5,940
5,940

23. 760
6,940
6,940

13.080

25.300
5.060
5.060
6.060
5.060
6. 060
77. 690
4,645
42.010
93,515
27, 430

1 3,150

1 3,032

107 494, 338
68.1 314,336

38.9 180,002

2,700
1,901

700
100

185, 403

6 35, 640

6,060
6,820
6,350
3,430

107

2

48

42

4

66

3

4

759. 165
13, 002

255. 024

198, 198
18, 222

255. 255
10, 703
12, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

2 11,880

4 23, 760

1 6, 940

1 5, 940

2 12, 480

25.300
10. 120
5.060
5.060
5. 060
5, 060
77. 190
4,645
45, 420
87. 165
26, 630

1 3,160
1 3, 032

107 494, 568
3.4 17,408

103. 6 477, 150

1.476
5.400
1,924

1,700
200

487, 849

35,640

6,060
6,820
9,780

228 451. 000

616 2,030,469
262.6

1, 069, 155

119

726, 268

236. 046

7,809

304, 625

1, 273, 745

1, 459, 148

1

4

132

20

83

47

22

91

19

5

10, 250

31,956

9.39. 860

130, 920

442, 179

221.793

96,066

357, 717

67,689

16, 164

422 763,812

858 3, 135, 706
11.3

15,626

436.7

2, 378. 723

410 741,357

12,039

694,888
16,423

3. 842, 430

4, 330, 279

ALLOCATION TO TREASfRY DEPARTMENT

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 $6, 940
1 4. 205
1 2, 950

1
1
1

$5,940

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

4,205

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

2,950

Total permanent, departmental

3 13, 095
1. 3 6. 465

3
0.1

13, 095

245

01 Personal services

7,630

12,850

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

ALLOCATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
DEFENSE, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Deputy director..

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Field office supervisors

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Assistant field office supervisor

GS-S. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $3,785

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655...

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Ungraded positions at annual rates
less than $5,060

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Payments above basic rates: Additional
pay for service abroad

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Administrative staff assistant

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U. S. C. 207):
Director grade

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative statT assistant

Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates
less than $5,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses.-

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
Foreign countries:
United States rates

Local rates-

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment: Foreign countries: Local
rates

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. ..

PajTnent above basic rates:

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field.
Personal services

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 540

3 17, 625

16,305
4,995
7,570
37, 565
86, 130
69,800

146 163, 750

3
1
2
11
27

68
145

236, 530
163, 750

64,500

464, 780

1 $5. 060

2 6, 350

1 11, 775

4 23, 185
1.6 9,629

2.4 13,666
44

13,600

5,060

10. 530
9,285
8.368

44,706

14 24, 798

24 102. 747
9. 1 38, 673

6.4

43.050
8.5 21.024

2,066
179

6. 910
1.371

73,600

87,200

1 $.5,060

2 6, 360

4
0.2

23, 185
429

3.8

22, 7.56
44

22,800

2
6
1
16

40

21,060

55,710

8.368

119,216

72. 266

66 281 680
1.8 8,281

2.5.3

202. 999
38.9 70,400

9,811
179

27, 861
2,750

314,000

336,800

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

Departmental:
General schedule p-ades:
Gb 3 Ranee $2 950 to S3 430

9 $26. 650
6 16, 460

16

$47,200

Deduct lapses -

200

Net permanent, departmental

4 11. 100
100

16

47.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

200

11,200

47,200

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,000:

1 9,600
1 8,360
11 61, 285

1

1
19

9,600

QS-U. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

8,360

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Immigrant inspector

105,390

28

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

[EMERGENCY MIGRATION] REFUGEE RELIEF-

Continued

Refugee Relief, Executive — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF

JUSTICE— continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 --.

Num- Total
ber salary

Num
ber

4

Total
salary

$13,890

Num
ber

4

- Total
salary

$14, 390

17
8

93,135
46,060

25

137, 740

740

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary). Foreign countries:

9

47, 075
290

8,525
1,910

25

137, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

600

PajTiient above basic rates;

33,800

Post nllnwftnpp.

2,700

57,800

174. 000

69,000

221, 200

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOB

Departmental;
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;
Chief of branch

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Employment service adviser.

$9,600
11,880

$9, 600
11,880

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SBBviCBS— Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OP

LABOR — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS^, Range $3,175 to $3,665

Num- Total
ber salary

Num
ber

1

Total
salary

$3, 175

Num
ber

1

- Total
salary

$3, 175

Total permanent, departmental

4
2.2

24.665
13,604

4

24,656

250

Net permanent, departmental (av-

1.8

11,061

4

24,405

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

96

11,061

24,600

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1

3

7
3

8,360

21,120

41. 580
10.230

1

3

12
3

8,360

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

21,120

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

71,280

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

10,230

Tofs^l perTnq.Tipnt, field

14
8,6

81, 290
49. 961

19
.2

110,990

Deduct lapses - _

1, 165

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary): Foreign coun-
tries' United States rates..

6.4

31,329

18.8

109, 825

425

PajTiient above basic rates: Living and

6,820

32. 650

AU personal services, field ..

38, 149

142.900

01 Personal services ..

49,200

167, 400

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS

EXPANSION OF DEFENSE PRODUCTION

Expansion of Defense Production

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenses by ohjecls

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees...

1,026

16

746

574

3

601

450

3

424

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 207
GS-7.7

$3,003
CPC-4.3

$5, 890
GS-8.6

$3,171
CPC-4.8

$5. 890

Average grade _ . .

GS-8.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

$4, 098, 893
115,707

12,926

65, 208

4.59, 734

$2,877,024
28,800

11,410
70,615
140,700

$2, 505. 000

15,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

9,400
40,200

Other payments for personal services.

Total personal services...

4, 742, 468
267, 794
10, 948
81,639
62,159
46, 045
91.397

1, 438, 560
35,413
19.841
12, 128

3, 128, 549

201, 260

9,300

68, 790

42, 500

30. 230

72, 841

1,083.100

26.210

2.500

7,520

2,570,000
160, 000

12.300

04 CnmmnnicAtinn services

39. 600

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction .

26, 400
23. 400

60.300

Services performed by other agencies.

775. 950
20, 200

09 Equipment .

900

6.500

Total administrative expenses

6,808,392

4, 662, 800

3,695,950

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental: ,
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Assistant administrator for defense

coordination

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Attorney

Branch chief

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $14, 800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, OOO
1 13, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-17. Range$13,000 to $13,800— Con.

Division director

General counsel..

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Administrator

Division director...

Deputv division director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Assistant to tile administrator

Executive assistant to the deputy

administrator

Assistant to the general counsel

Attorney .-

Branch chief

Commodity-industry analyst

Contract specialist

Deputy administrator

Deputy controller

Division director

Deputy division director

Assistant director

Engineer

Industrial specialist

Loan examiner

Mining engineer

Special assistant to the commis-
sioner

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Accountant

Auditor..

Attorney

Branch chief

Commodity-industry analyst.

Deputy division director

Assistant division director.

Executive assistant

Financial analyst

Industriril engineer —

Industrial equipment and machinery

officer

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Loan examiner

Metallurgist

Mining engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Attorney.

Auditor

Budget analyst

Branch chief --.

Investigator

Construction enghieer

Division director

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $66, 200
1 13, 000

2
2

1
2
3
13

24,000

21,600
22,860

10,800
22,600
34,660
143, 660

3i900
11, 050
11. 050

64, 750
11,050

22,600
23.600
21,400

11,800

41,400
9,800
78,000
10,600
19,200

3 31, 000

1 10. 600

2 19, 200

16
1
6
1
2

138. 560

8.560

63.560

8.760

16,920

1 9,360
"2 i7,"620

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 12. 800
1 12, 800

1 11,060

46,460
22, 850
32.900
34,400
11. 0,10
11.050
65. 5,50
10.800
11.050
10,800

11.800
22.850

11,800

40, 400

9,800

58, 800

10,600

9,800

10, 000

9.600

9,800

31, 000

31,000

1

10, 600

1

10,600

1

10. 200
20,800

2

1

10,600

i

9,600
85,800

10

9

78,240

17,320
8,760

17, 120
9.360
9.360

56, 160
9,160

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12. 800
1 12, 800

23,100
23,360
11,800
34. 650
11, 300

5 66, 500
1 10, 800
1 11,050

2 22,600
1 11, 800
4 40,600

6 49,600
1 10,600
1 9,800

9,600
9,800
20,600
21,000

17, 320
9,560
9,360

66,160
9,360

FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT

29

DETAIL OF PEKSOXAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-I3. Range S8.360 to $9,360— Con.

Finan cial luialyst

Industrial engineer ---

Information and editorial specialist

Insurance examiner

Loan examiner •-

Mining engineer-

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer

Statistician. --

GS-12. Range $7,0*0 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor

Budget analyst

Branch chief

Commodity industr>' analyst

Commodity specialist --

Economist

Financial analyst

Industrial engineer

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist-
Insurance examiner

Investigator

Loan examiner. _.

Mining engineer -__

Organization and methods exam-
iner -

Position classifier _

Program analyst

Protection and maintenance officer..

Section chief

Special agent

Statistician

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Assistant to the administrator

Attorney

Auditor

Budget analyst

Claims examiner

Commodity industry analyst

Financial analyst

Inspector

Investigator

Loan examiner

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer

Position classifier

Records officer —

Section chief

Special agent

Supervisor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Attorney

Claims examiner

Contracts administration assistant.

Inspector -

Rubber pricing analyst

Secretary

Special agent

Statistical assistant

Supervisor

Traffic management specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..-

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,032

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$.34, 240
9,360
8,560
8, .360
27.880

121, 240

9,160

18,720

119,640
14.080
7.440
7,240
7,040

14,280
15,880

7,240
15,080

8,040

7,240
15,080

7,240
16,280

7,040
35,200

3 22. 620

1 7,440

1 7,440

1 8,040

7,040
7,040

113,520
5.940
6.140
11.880
6,140
5,940
6,140
6.140
6.940
6,540
6,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6.740
6,540
6,140

4 24, 160

1 6, 140

10
8
3
1
1

53,350

42, 855

15,305

5.310

5,060

Total permanent, departmental-
Deduct lapses - - .- -.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)...

Other positions:

Intermittent employment

Temporary employment.

Reeular pay in excess of .52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay...

Living and quarters allowance

1

1

5

2

1

1

4

65

13

97

109

45

1

2
U

5,810

5,060

25.300

11.120

,5,685

.5,060

19, 980

293.730

51.585

371.800

375. 185

141, 150

3,310

6. 380
26. 785

117,. ■120
9.360

103. 120

8,760

117,810
7.240
7.640
7. 240
7.240
8.010
7. 010
S. 0 II)
7.240
7.240
8,040

8,040

2 14, 880
1 7,640

14,680
7,440

13 80,020
1 5,940

6, 940
6,540
6, 140

12,880

1 6.340

2 12, 480
5 30, 700

12 64, 845
4 21, 865
2 10, 370

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17,720
9,360

5, 1S5
5,060

5,060
16,180
5,810
a. 810

3
39
10
56
44
25

14.860
180. 815

39, 825
221.960
156.340

79, 975

8.536

612 3, 613. 670 369 2, 279. 036
92 548.032 40 254.484

All person-^l services, departmental.

510 2. 965, 638

111,415
2.981
8,815

14,559
8.295

329 2. 024. 552

25,900
2.250
8.292

,5.450
19,800

8.660
9.360
62, 120

15 113,400
1 7,240
1 7,640

7,240

8.040
7,440
7,240
8,040

1 8,040

2 16,080

7,840
7,640

7,440

11 69,140
1 6, 140

2 12, 480
1 6,940

6,940
6,740
6,140
26, %0

6,910

1 6, 340

1 6, 340

4 24,960

9 49. 790
1 5, 435

3 15, 680

5,185
5,185

1 5, 185

2 11,120
1 5, 810
1 5, 810

15,235
13.5. 540

38.905
170. 345
134.230

75, 530

8,766

297 1,855,491
13 70, 810

284 1,784.681

12,400
2.700
6.226

200
10.800

DETAIL ov PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

2, 086. 244

1.817,007

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-lfi. Rangj $12,000 to $12,800:
Director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.\ttorney

Construction engineer

Deputy regional director

Mining engineer-. .

Project adniinistrator. -

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Electrical engineer.-

Industrial engineer

Liaison representative

Mechanical engineer.-

Mining engineer

Resident engineer

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Attorney —

Auditor

Construction engineer

Depot superintendent

Industrial engineer.

Loan examiner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

-Auditor

Attorney

Chief inspector

Engineer

Facilities superintendent

Financial analyst

Industrial engineer

Loan examiner

Metallurgist

Property management officer

Resident engineer

Superv'sing purchasing agent

Supply officer

GS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant .-

Auditor

Facility superintendent

Engineer

Head buyer

Inspector...

Loan examiner.

Manager

Property management officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.\ccountant

.Administrative assistant

Cashier

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Loan examiner

Procurement officer

Property officer -

Purchasing agent

Resident engineer

Supervising freight traffic officer...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.9.55

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

C PC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4,490

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Local employees, foreign areas

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses —

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :

United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwoi-k differential.. -

Living and quarters allowance

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

1952 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,050
"'16,860

9,600

49,600

42,600
18,520
9,160

8,360
36,440
27,680

38,400
45, 290
15,880

15,080
7,040

22, 120
55,880
7,040
7,240

14.080
8,040

31,900
13,880
6,140
6.940
5,940
12, 880
45. 980
12. 080
5.940

66, 470
5,060
11,620

1953 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 800

1 11,800

1 11,050
1 11,800
1 11,050

9,600

10,600
50,400

35,040
9,360

1 8, 560

3 27, 480
1 9, 360

44,640

49, 790

8,040

7,040

15,280

7,240

7,440

22, 120

23,320

7,240

7,440

1 7, 240

1 8. 040

4 26, 360

1 6, 940

1 6, 340

12

1

1

4

2

1

1

22

2

42

49

39

21

2
4
13
2
3

63, .595

5,810

5,060

21. 865

10.120

6. 1S5

5,185

99,385

8,090

158. 945

168, 525

122.970

62, 470

7,480

12, 136

35,750

5,664

4,344

313 1,487,309
93 354, 054

216 1,116,875

2
2

12,700
3,680

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1,311
4,111

5,789

120

26,445

459, 734

6,140
12,880
12.880
13, 080

6,940

10, 245

22, 115

5,060

5,310

.5, 310

45, 925

4,420

55. 230

102. 525

98. 490

12,520

2 8, 355

3 9, 962
5 14,160

9 14, 691

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,800

15
26
3

2
3

5

205 1,050,273
36 197, 801

156 782,968

61,804
7,700

650
3.118

2,394

1, 469

41,512

140, 700

ll.SOO
10,800
11, .300
11,800
11,050

9.600
9,600
9,800
9,600
10,600
9,600

26,680

1 8,360
1 8,560
3 27, 480

4 30, 360

5 38, 400

7,040
7,440

1 7,440
3 22, 120

7,240
7,640
8.040
7,240
8,040

12,680

6,540

1 6, 140

2 12,880

2 13, 080
1 6, 140

5

27,925

4

22, 490

I

5,060

5, 810

72, 840

14

16

84,710

10, 496
5,810
5,185

5, 435
37,390

4,545
26,620
52,280
84,060

9,450

8,605
10, 122
14,550

153 804,328
16 84, 009

120 628,482

8 77, 237

9 14, 600

300
3,174

3,500
2,000
2,3, 700

752,993
2, 670, 000

270200—54-

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, American Battle Monuments Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all otlier positions.

374

3

372

369

3

372

377

3

380

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades;
Average salary

$3,824
GS-5.2

$3,418

CPC-5.6

$1,243

.$3, 810
GS-5.0

$3,433

CPC-5.5

$1,264

$3,894

GS-5.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

$3, 527

CPC-6.2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$1,230

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions _ -

$684, 287
2,034

874
40,899

$585,756
2,284

842
39,496

$595. 000

2,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

862

39,196

628,094
10, 721
2,511
4,180
12,360
2,069
9,608
27,942
12,856

628, 377
12.000
4,175
3,680
14,410
400
21, 698
37,020
25,440

637, 458

02 Travel

12,000

03 Transportation of things

3 698

4.020

05 Rents and utilitv services

M 090

400

07 Other contractual services

32.690

42,242

18,502

Total obligations

710, 331

747,200

775,000

DET.ilL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Executive assistant

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6,348
1 3,886

1 3, 660

2 6,424
1 3,030

1 3, 298

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6,540
1 4,011

Num- Total
ber salary

1 .$6. 740

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.'>46

1 4, 135

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160 . -

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655

2 6,647
1 2,950

1 3, 310

2 6 707

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 - -

1 3,004

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
CPC^. Range $2,760 to $3,230

1 3, 310

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

7 26, 646
1 3, 641

6 23,358
0.3 980

6 23, 896

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelt base-..

6 23,005
88

5.7 22,378
90

6 23,896
90

All personal services, departmental.

23, 093

22,468

23,986

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,250:

Chief, maintenance and records

GS-9. Range $5,060 to .$6,810;

1 5,850

1 5,281

1 6,089

2 8,448
2. 6 8. 935

2 6,869

3 9,761
1 2. 790
1 2,500

1 4.900
1 4, 038
5.5 21.723
14 48. 960
6 19.668
9 27, 274

16. 4 27, 155

300 366,076

1 5,875

1 6,000

AHminiqtrativp aqsi<5fant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

2 8. 593

3 11.047

1 3. ,593

2 6.442
1 2, 861
1 2,500

1 4.900
1 4.154
6.5 21.969

13 46,326
6 19. 549

10 30, 262

14 28, 651
302 367,635

2 8. 820

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

3 11.279

GS-t Range $3,176 to $3,655

1 3. 693

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2 6,515

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 2.938

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900..

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035-

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.464

CPC-!. Range $2,750 to $4,230 --

Ungraded positions at annua! rates less
than $5,060

1 2,580

2 9, 175
5 20. 460
7.5 27,462
9 31,988

12 38.445
1 3. 199

16 30. 606

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $5,060

309 368. 054

Total permanent, field...

367. 5 575, 317

363. 5 564, 357

371. 5 571, 104

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field — Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

4. 7 $14, 035

Niun- Total
ber salary

0. 3 $980

Num- Total
ber salary

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary);
Foreign coimtries:

47.7 170.968

315.1 390.314

2,034

786

30,480
10,419

46.7 167,091

316. 5 396, 286

2,284

752

29, 036
10, 460

47. 6$172. 444

Local rates . .

.324 398. 660

Other positions: Part-time employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base . . .
Payment above basic rates;

2,400
772

28,736

Station allowance .

10, 460

All personal services, field

605, 001

605, 909

613. 472

628, 094

628, 377

637, 458

Construction of Memorials and Cemeteries, American Battle
Monuments Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

\verage number of all emplovees

97
90

94
93

92
92

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
.\verage salary .

$4, 213
GS-5.9
$1, 905

$4,390
GS-6.2
$2. 077

.$4, 479

GS-6 2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2. 198

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$241, 778

936

56,930

$268, 883

995

66,641

$279, 845

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

1,016
65, 701

298,644

34,297

10,091

6,282

9,890

434

208

20,519

1,032

3, 549, 752

336. 519

41,276

6,435

3.620

10. 495

900

1.150

20,893

250

6.659,986

346, 562

02 Travel

35,000

6,007

4,636

06 Rents and utility services

9 900

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

750
1,000

22,700

09 Equipment

1,600

6, 671. 845

Total obligations

3, 930, 149

6,980,524

7,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;
Construction engineer

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 683
1 4, 160
3 9,823
3 9,441

1 5, 566
1 3,400

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 760
1 4, 160
3 10,063
3 9,681

1 5, 773
1 3,500

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 883

GS-6 Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 4 160

3 10, 303

GS-3 Range $2,950 to .$3,430

3 9 921

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$5,060 or above:

1 6, 049

1 3, 600

Total permanent, departmental. _

10 40, 973
0.7 2,671

10 41,937

10 42,916

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

9.3 38,302
114

10 41,937
125

10 42, 916
128

All personal services, departmental.

38, 416

42, 062

43, 044

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Construction engineer

3 18, 043

2 12, 080

2 12, 440

31

32

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION—

Continued

Construction of Memorials and Cemeteries, American Battle
Monuments Commission — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSON.\L SERVICES COlltiUUed

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General sciiedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13, 180

1 5, 731

3 16, 266

2 8. 508
0. 4 1, 680

6 19, 070

7 22,023

62. 6 114, 114

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $19, 420

1 5,846

6 31,793

2 8, 679

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $19, 820

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $0,250:

1 5, 962

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

6 32, 388

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

2 S, 920

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

5 16, 376
7 22, 385

58 116, 367

5 16. 776

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

7 22 755

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates less tlian $5,060

56 117,868

Total permanent, field

87 218, 615
6. 1 15, 139

84 231,946
1 5, 000

82 236, 929

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
Foreign countries:

23 98, 548

57. 9 104, 928

822

31, 644
24,286

25 111,579

58 115,367

870

40, 993
24, 648

26 119,061

Local rates

56 117 868

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

888

41,053
24 648

Station allowance

All personal services, field

260, 228

293, 457

303 518

01 Personal services

298. 644

335, 619

346 562

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

Operating Expenses, Atomic Energy Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all otlier positions.
Average number of all employees

7,569

21

6,759

7,335

25

6.774

7,118

24

6.898

Average salaries and grades:
Grades established by the AEC equiva-
lent to general schedule grades:
Average salary

$5, 222
GS-7.8

$3,450
CPC-6.2

$6, 419
OS-8.1

.$3,544
CPC-6.3

$5, 540

Grades established by the AEC equiva-
lent to crafts, protective, and cus-
todial grades:

$3,625
CPC-6.2

Average grade

Personal service obligations:

.$34, 571. 269

163. 075

132. 964

1, 311, 783

6.999

$35, 946, 526

186. 300

138, 274

1, 564, 500

17. 400

$37, 388. 000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

1 4.^,(100
1 TiS'^^i 0(1(1

Other payments for personal services. . .

49. 000

Total personal service obligations...

36, 185. 090

37, 853, 000

39. 435, 000

Direct Obligations

36, 180, 262

2, 446, 189

4, 396, 019

2,640,311

63, 077, 005

260, 188

490, 820, 227

18, 631, 782

81, 180, 850

597, 987

308, 771

124,582

37,853,000

2, 564, 1.30

4.011,645

2, 903. 929

22, 942, 408

305, 709

673, 508, 693

16, 332. 607

149,991,673

736, 000

71, 000

152, 854

100,000

39, 435, OOO

2,841,000

4, 099, 958

3. 001, 5.59

175, 321, 293

327, 635

752, 717, 334

14, 487, 570

196.031,402

733, 000

118,000

170, 112

100, 000

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. .
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

700,664.173

911.473.648

1,189.383.863

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

4,828

4,334

026, 644

02 Travel...

07 Other contractual services

1,588,000

837,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

635. 806

1,588,000

837.000

Total obligations

701, 299, 979

913,061,648

1, 190, 220, 863

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION

07 Other contractual services

$5,000

$15, 000

$5,000

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

03 Transportation of things

$8,140

1.000

449, 100

08 Supplies and materials ..

Total obligations . -

458, 240

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AfiRICULTTTRE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

30
3
29

31
3
29

29
3
27

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5, 463

as-8.6

$3,375
CPC-5.0

$6, 490
GS-8.6

$3,395
CPC-5.0

$5 533

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,435

01 Personal services:

$130, 819
9,550

459
26

$135, 400
8,000

600

$122, 100
5,900

600

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

140, 864

561

346

1,116

2,228

144,000
2,000

800
1,000
1. 600

400

1.000

3.000

20. 198

200

128,600
1 500

02 Travel...

600

04 Communication services .

800

1 400

06 Printing and reproduction.

400

1,234

4.047

22,992

197

1,000

Services performed by other agencies.

2. 500
13. 000

200

Total obligations-

173, 575

174, 198

150 000

ALLOCATION TO PUREAU OF THE CENSUS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 351
GS-5.8

Average grade

01 Personal services: Positions other

$299

477

40

-221

-15

31

04 Communication services

08 Supplies and materials

611

ALLOCATION TO PUREAU OF STANDARDS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services

$2,846,939

$2, 282, 977

$2,036,600

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

25
23

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 680
GS-7.7
$3, 745

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$108, 613

69, 344

1,020.448

340, 063

476. 303

121, 974

02 Travel

07 Other contractual services . .

2, 126, 645

ALLOCATION TO ORDNANCE, DEPARTMENT
OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

53
50

63
60

53
50

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

33

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — con

tinued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO ORDNANCE. DEPARTMENT

OF THE ARMT— continued

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,751
GS-6.3
$3, 612

$4,793
OS-6.3
$3,612

$4,857
OS-6.3
$3. 612

01 Personal services:

$209, 618

796
10,896

$210, 700

800
9,810

$212. 308

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

807

8,197

Total personal services

07 Other contractual services

221, 310
29, 490, 690

221, 310
21,02,'i,132

221. 310
24, 901, 827

Total obligations - ...

29, 711, 900

21, 246, 442

25, 123, 137

ALLOCATION TO CHEMICAL CORPS.
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

08 Supplies and materials

$58, 596

$60,000

$60,000

ALLOCATION TO ORDNANCE. DEPARTMENT
OF THE NAVY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

1,664
1,626

902
891

634
623

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,418
GS-6.2

$3,502

CPC-6.0

$3,541

$4, 463
O.S-6.2

$3. 543

CPC-6.0

$3,750

$4,458

GS-6.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3, ,643

CPC-6.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 748

01 Personal services:

$6, 543, 000

16,208
570, 292

$4,083,000

12.000
210,000

$2,848,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

12,000
151,000

7, 129, 500
11,000
175.000

3, 446. 951
37. 098

4,311,000
6, 000

70,000
2, 592. 000

22.000

3,011,000

03 Transportation of things

60, 000

3,110.000

15 Taxes and assessments

13.000

Total obligations. -

10, 799, 649

7,000,000

6, 200, 000

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF NAVAL RE-
SEARCH, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

$4, 440. 497

$3. 696, 618

$2,731,400

ALLOCATION TO HUREAU OF SHIPS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Total number of permanent positions

33
23

42

38

32
28

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,889
GS-7.8
$4,032

$4,900
GS-7.6
$4. 150

$4,914
OS-7.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 150

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$102, 929

396
7,600

$171, 540

700
6,700

$123, 700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base --

Payment above basic rates

500
4,800

110, 925
107, 415

178, 940
167, 842

129, 000

08 Supplies and materials

121.000

Total obligations

218, 340

346, 782

250.000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
AIR FORCE

07 Other contractual services

$103,920

$115,298

$100, 000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE-
MENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

3

1

Average salaries and gi'ades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 510
QS-7.6

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF LAND MANAGE-
MENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—

continued
01 Personal services:

$2,256
920

Other positions

3,176
1,290

26
187

28

02 Travel

4,707

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOOICAL SURVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

761
59

788

864

68

897

903

68

926

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 653
GS-6.8

$4, 578
QS-6.8

$4, 608

QS-6.8

01 Personal services:

$3. 276, 289
171,049

12, 926
59, 496

$3. 784. 000
195. 000

14. 500
6.500

$3, 948, 000

Other positions

200, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

15.000

Payment above basic rates

7.000

Total personal services - - -

3, 619, 760

409. 460

32. 399

38.180

46, 147

32, 712

3, 642, 677

68, 449

354, 725

76

12, 296

4,000,000

465, 000

35,000

40.000

50. 000

35.000

3. 320. 000

70,000

423,000

4, 170. 000

480. 000

40.000

45.000

55. 000

40. 000

3, 360, 000

Services performed by other agencies.

70,000
426, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

16,000

15, 000

Total obligations

8, 166, 780

8,453,000

8,701,000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Fidl-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees.- -

419

22

372

382

27

396

262

19

270

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,731

as-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
OS-7.2

$3, 124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

$4, 958

GS-7.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary . -

$3,151

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,079

01 Personal services:

$1, 766, 447
79, 621

6,753
65. 122

$1,693,100
92, 670

6,610
69,120

$1,170,895

65, 920

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

4,820

Pa jinent above basic rates .. _

46, 395

1, 906. 943

80.642

40.816

8.2(7

30, 936

786

62,382

928, 499

195

U, 950

1. 851, 400

70, 100

23,735

7,435

30,800

820

72, 900

861,925

150

12. 735

1, 288, 030

02 Travel

44, 710

9,060

5,470

32,020

580

47, 400

298, 180

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments..

8. 5.50

3,077,295

2. 937, 000

1, 734. 000

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time e'luivalent of all other positions.

5
1
5

4
1
5

4

1
5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,624
QS-7.6

$4,935
GS-8.3

$5,036

GS-8.3

01 Personal services;

$19. 020
1,733

76

$19, 795
2,000

65

$20. 146

2,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

68

Total personal services —

20, 829

21, 800

22, 213

34

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION— Continued

Operating Expenses, Atomic Energy Commission — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO FI9H AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— COD.

02 Travel .

$328
37
55
157
11
714
2,667
80

$400
40
60
160

04 Communication services

50

800

1.798

90

08 Suppliesand materials

1,765

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

24,884
125

25, 208
208

25,208
208

Total obligations

24, 769

25,000

25, 000

SrllMAET

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all otlier positions-

10, 462

106

9,576

9,613

124

9,080

9,035

115

8.827

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$5,068
GS-7.5

$3,440
CPC-6.1

$3,586

$5. 269
GS-7.8

$3,523

CPC-6.2

$3,785

$5,377
GS 7 9

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average salary

$3,617

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3. 788

Personal service obligations:

$46,719,160

426, 247

170, 578

2,025.215

5,999

$46,044,061

483. 870

173, 549

1.862.630

17, 400

$45,833,146

437,820

178, 795

1,906,392

49, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Other payments for personal services

Total personal service obligations.. -

49, 347, 199

48. 581, 510

48, 405, 153

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services .

49, 342, 371

3,015,191

5, 665, 104

2. 687, 688

63, 496, 536

293, 682

531.890,409

18. 704. 278

86, 224. 887

597, 987

309,041

186, 237

48,581,510

3, 106, 630

4.154,360

2. 952, 424

23, 024. 968

341. 929

704,039,418

16. 405. 607

154. ,567, 536

736.000

71,150

202, 879

100,000

48,405.153

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

4. 209. 648

3. 052. 879

175.409,873

368, 615

785.901,061

14,560,070

200, 067, 347

733, COO

118.000

206,952

100,000

05 Rents and utility services

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. .
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Unvouchered-

Subtotal

762, 413, 411
125

958,284,411
208

1,236,600,208
208

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

762,413,286

958.284,203

1,236,500,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accomits

01 Personal services

4,828

4,334

626, 644

02 Travel

1,588,000

837,000

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

635, 806

1,588,000

837,000

Total obligations

763,049,092

959, 872. 203

1. 237. 337. 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $14,800:

Chairman.-

Commissioner

General manager

Deputy general manager

Assistant general manager

Division director..

Grades established by the Atomic

Energy Commission which are

equivalent to general schedule

grades:
GS-18. Rate $14,800:

Assistant general manager.

Controller

1953 actual

Niim- Total
her salary

1 $20,000

4 72.000

1 20,000

1 18,000

88,800

1 14,800
1 14,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$20, 000
72. 000
20,000
18,000
35, 000
96,000

1 14,800
1 14,800

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$20, 000
72,000
20,000
18, 000
35,000
96, 000

1 14. 800
1 14. 800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Grades established by the Atomic
Energy Commission which are
equivalent to general schedule
grades — Continued

GS-18. Rate $14.800— Continued

Division director

General counsel

Special assistant to the chairman

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Assistant division director.

Branch chief

Deputy general counsel-.-

Division director

Secretary to the Commission

Special assistant

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant controller. . -

-\ssistant division director

Branch chief...

Division director

Operations analyst

Special assistant _.

aS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Accountant

Administrative officer

Assistant branch chief

-Assistant division director

Attorney

Auditor

Biochemist

Branch chief __

Chemist

Engineer

Health physicist

Investigator

Medical otTicer.

Metallurgist

Organization and methods analyst.

Operations analyst

Patent attorney'.

Physicist

Procurement officer

Radiologist

Secretary to Commission

Sectionchief

Special a.ssistant

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Assistant branch chief

Assistant section chief

Attorney

Biochemist.

Branch chief

Budget examiner

Community management officer

Contract analyst.

Engineer

Health physicist

Industrial management officer

Information officer

Intelligence officer

Investigator

Liaison officer

Medical officer

Metallurgist

Operations analyst

Organization and methods analyst..

Per.sonnel officer

Physical scientist

Physicist

Physiologist

Procurement officer

Property and supply officer

Record sofficer.

Reports officer

Section chief

Security officer

Special assistant

Transportation officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Accountant

-\dministratlve officer _-.

Assistant branch chief

Assistant section chief

-\ttomey

Auditor

Biochemist

Branch chief

Budget examiner

Claims examiner

Community management officer

Contract analyst

Engineer _

Health physicist _

Industrial management officer

Information officer

Intelligence officer

Investigator

Liaison officer

Metallurgist

Organization and methods analyst..

Patent attorney

Personnel officer

Physical scientist

Physicist

Procurement officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800
1 14, 800

79. 000
41.300
26,200
66,400

3
7
8
1
1
1

2
2
9

10
6
2
1

33
3

14
1
1

36, 000
86.800
99,400
12,000
12.200
12.200

21.600
21.850
99.000

110.500
65.000
22. 350
10.800

368. 150
32. 400

156. 700
11.050
10.800

2

I
2
1
I
1
1
1
3
10

4
1
3
1
2

21, 850
11.050
21,600
ll.ROO
10. Sflfl
10. 800
10.800
11.800
32.400
111.000

39. 400
10. 200
29. 400
9.600
19,800

22
3
1
3

37

216,200
29, 000
10.600
28.800

363,200

5
3
1
1
4
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
2
8
1
5
1

7
1
4
1
1
6
1
2
7
1
1
1
29
2
7
2
1
8
5
2
2
3
3
2
1
6

48.600

30 600

9,600

9,600

39,800

9,600

9,800

9,600

29,800

10,200

9,600

29,000

9.600

29. 800

9.600

9.600

19, 200

78, 600

10 000

48,000

10,200

59, 320

8,360

34, 840

8,360

8,360

60.960

8,360

17, 120

58,520

8,360

8.360

8,560

244,640

16,720

59, 120

17,520

8,360

67,280

41,800

16, 720

16, 720

26,880

26,680

16,720

8,360

50,960

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800
1 14, 800
1 14, 800

92, 600
13,000
26,600
67.000
13.000
26.000

36. 400
86.000
99, 800
12,200
12.200
24.400

22.100
22.350
77. 350
79.100
56.000
22.600
11.050

393. 200
32. 650

144, 650
11.300
11, 0.50
10,800
22,250
11,300
21,850
11. 800
10.800
11.050
10. 800

3 32. 400
14 155. 950

39.800
19.800
68,400

9,600
19.800

9.600

216. 600

39.800

20.200

77,000

345,800

9,600
48,600
30,600

9,600

9.600
40,000

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800
1 14,800
1 14,800

1
2
6
1

2

3
10
7
1
1
2

2

2

8

9

6

2

1
35

3
10

1

1

1

2

1 9,800

3
1
2

3
1
3
3
1
2
10
3
6
1

30,000
10,400
19,200
29, 000

9,800
30,000
28,800

9,800
19, 600
98,200
29, 400
57, 600
10, 400

69, 280
8,360
34,640
25, 080
25, 080
51, ,560
8,360
8,560
42,600
8,560

3

27
2
3
2

25,280
229, 320
16, 920
25,480
17, 920

68,280
58. 720
16, 720
26,480
27,280
27,080
8, ,360
8,560
51,560

3
12

4
2
7
1
2
1
22
4
2

1 10, 000

2
3

2
3
1
2
10
3

2
27
2
3
2

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

35

DETAIL OB" PEBBONAL SERVICES — continued

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION — continued

Departmental— Continued

Grades established by the Atomic

Energy Commission which are

equivalent to general schedule

grades — Continued

C.S-13. Ranee $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Program analyst -

Property and supply officer

Reports officer

Scientific analyst.-

Section chief

Security officer. -__

Special assistant

Wage and salary analyst

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Assistant branch chief

Assistant section chief

Attorney

Auditor.

Biochemist

Budget examiner

Claims examiner

Contract administrator

Engineer

Health physicist

Industrial management officer

Labor relations officer

Liaison officer

Organization and methods analyst.

Per.sonncl officer —

Procedures analyst —

Procurement ofncer

Program analyst

Property and supply ofBccr

Records officer

Reports officer

Scientific analyst

Section chief -

Security ofllcer

Staff assistant

Statistician... --

Technical writer

Transportation officer... —

Wage and salary analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Assistant section chief ■

.attorney

Auditor -

Branch chief.. ■

Budget analyst... —

Contract analyst

Cry^^tocmphlc analyst

Engineer -

Graphic illustrator

Librarian...

Metallurgist

Organization and methods analyst.

Physicist —

Procedures analyst..

Procurement specialist

Program analyst

Property and supply officer

Records analyst

Reports analyst.

Security technician

Statistician .- ---

Wage and salary analyst

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

.\ccountant

Administrative assistant

GS-9. Ranee $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

.administrative assistant

Attorney -

,\uditor - -- ---

Budget analyst

Engineer

Graphic illustrator

Intelligence officer -

Investigator --

Labor relations specialist

Librarian

Management trainee...

Personnel technician

Procedures analyst

Procurement specialist

Program analyst -

Records analyst

Reports analyst

Security technician

S-F accountability officer. -

Staff assistant

Statistician.

Wage and salary analyst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

aS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955.---

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545-

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$25,880
34.640
17,320
25,480
25.480
93.360
8,360
9,360

21.520
36.800
7.040
14.080
14.080
29.960
7,040
7,240
7,040

12 87. 280
1 7.640
I 7,640

14,080
14,080
21,. 520
7.0-10
7,040
7.040
1.5.080
7.440
14.280
7.040
28. .560
43. 240
14. 080
7,040
7,040
8,040
14, 080

2 12, 480
12 73, 680
1 6,340

1 6, 140
4 24, 380

6,140
11,880
6, .340
6,740
5,940

6,140

5.940

1 5.940

2 11,880

3 17, 820
8 48, 720

1
2

3
16
2
6
4
1
1
2

11,880

6,000
11,500

16, 055
85,460
10.120
31,110
20.490
5.060
5,685
10,245

4 20,865

2
1

2
2
3
3

2
1
I
2

1
10
90
128
189
102
85
21

10, 745

5,060

10, 870

10. 245

16, 180

15, 305

10, 370

5,810

5,060

10, 370

5,185

48.160

399.120

526. 375

704. 215

337. 795

260.290

60,230

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5
3
4
2
2
16
1
1

5
5
1
1
1
4

$43,200
25, 080
33,840
17,320
17,120
13.5. 160
8,360
9.360

.36. 800

36.400

7.240

7.240

7.040

30.360

3 22. 520
1 7. 240

9 63.960

7,840
7,040

7,240
21,720
7,240
7.O40
7.240
7.240
14, 480
7,040
7,040
28, 360
3.5, 800
14. 080
7.040
7.240
8.040
14.480

18. 620
63. 000

6.340
11.8,80

5.940

6. 3 to
24. 360

5, 940

6,140
12,080

6. 540
12.680

6.140

6. 340
5.910
6.140
5.910
5.940
11.880
12.080
49.320
5.910
5.940

1 6. 125

2 11.625

4
19
1
5
4
2

1
2
2
1
4

20. 365
102. 140

5. 1S5
26, 050
20.615
10. 245

5.810
10.370
10, 120

5,060
20,865

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 16,065

2

2

3

5

3

1

1

1

1

9

84

129

191

100

78

13

11,120

10. 495

16.180

25.800

15. 180

5.810

5.185

5.435

5.310

44, 455

379, 470

538, 805

714, .560

334. 320

243. 820

38,630

$43, 600
25,480
34,240
17.320
17,320

136, 160
16, 920
9,360

37,200

37,000

7.240

7.440

7.240

30. 760

22. 720
7.240
7.040

64,960

3
10
1
2
1
1
4
1
1

7,840
7,040

7,240

21,920

7,240

7,240

7,240

7.240

14.680

7.240

7.240

28.760

35. 800

14. 180

7.240

7.240

8.040

14. 480

19.020
63. 400
6. 540

5. 940
6.340

24, .560
5.940
6.3(0

12.080

6. .540
12.680

6.140
6.140
6.340
5,910
6,140
5,940
6,140
12,280
12,280
61,120
5,910
5,940

1 6, 125

2 11,625

20,740
109, 325

5.310
26, 425
20.990
10. 495

5.810
10. 870
10, 245

5, 185
21, 240
50,600
16, 430

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

2
2
3
5
3

1
1
1
1
11

74
127
189
100
77
13

11,370

10, 745

16. 555

26.300

15. 430

6.810

6.310

5. 560

5,310

54,820

342, 795

540, 590

721, 110

335, 120

241, 470

38,630

.ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Ranee $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Ranee $2,974 to $3,4,54

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

C PC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Positions or portions thereof filled by
military personnel

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment.. -

Part-time employment-- ,

Intermittent employment.

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base-..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

.\11 personal services, departmental.

Field:
Grades established by the .\tomic
Energy Commission which are
equivalent to general schedule
grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Manager of operations

GS-17. Range .$13,000 to $13,800:

.\rea manager

Deputy manager of operations

Manager of operations..

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

.\rea manager. --.

.\ ssistant general counsel — _

.\ssistant manager of operations

Deputy area manager

Deputy manager of operations

Division director

Liai.son officer

Manager of operations

Gf3-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Accountant

Area manager

Assistant area manager

Assistant division duector.

Assistant general coimsel

Assistant manager of operations

Assistant to manager of operations..

Attorney

Biometrician

Branch chief

Chemist.

Contract administrator

Deputy manager of operations

Division director

Engineer

Executive assistant

Geologist -

Information officer

Labor relations officer

Medical officer

Records officer

Security officer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

.Administrative officer

Area manager

Assistant area manager

.Assistant city manager

.Assistant division director

.Assistant to manager of operations.

.Attorney

Auditor

Branch chief

Budget examiner

Chemist

City manager

Contract administrator

Division director

Engineer

Executive assistant.

Geologist -

Industrial hygienist

Information officer...

Medical officer

Metallurgist- -.

Organization and methods analyst.

Patent adviser

Patent attorney

Physical scientist

Physicist

Procurement officer

Property and supply officer

Radiologist

Section chief

Security officer -

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Accountant

1,119.2

6, 866, 713

600

1,470

8.3, 117

26,554

41, 652

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $7, 040

1 3, 134

6 14, 230

11 29,752

1,236

7, 757, 611

83.8

665, 728

33 335, 170

7, 010, 006

6 88,800

3 39,200

2 26.800

2 26. 400

3 36. 800

3
2

6
9
1
2

2
9
6
11
8
2
3
5
1
6

36.200
24.000
60,800
109.200
12.200
24.000

21, 600
98, 450
55,000
121,800
90,150
23.600
33.900
66.000
11,800
67,650

2

48

9

2

22,600
629.900
97,450
21,600

11,800

1 11,050
1 11,050

19,200

9,600
29,200
19,200

9,600
173, 800
48,200
78.000

9.600
302. 200
28.800

9.600

9.600

29.200

216.800

433,600

10,200

48,600

9.800
20.200

9,600
19,200

9,600
20,200

9,600

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $7. 200

1 3.214

5 14. 550

11 30.072

8, 068, 181

76 9

600,280

36 362,690

1, 136. 1

',095,211

1,000

5.000

82 700

27, 474

62,200

1, 183. 4

7, 644, 000

1,000

.5,000

83.000

30,000

52.000

7. 263. 685

2 19,200
1 1 9,600

1 9, 800
4 38, 800

14 118,240

39.200
40.000
26,400

4
2
4
10
1
2

2
11
5
10
8
1
1
5
1
8
1
2
4
68
10
2
3
1
1
2
1
1

2
1
2
4
1

21
6

10
3

36
3
1
1
1

18

65

48,200
24,000
49,000
121, 800
12.400
24,200

21, 850
120, 300
55.500
112, 600
90. 650
11,800
11,800
56,500
11,800
88,900
10,800
21, 600
43,200
644,660
109, 360
22, 100
32,400
10,800
11,800
21.600
11,050
11,050

19,600

9.800

19,200

38,800

9,800

203,800

58,600

97,800

28. 800

351,400

29, 000

9,600

9,800

9,600

176,400

631,600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $7,200

1 3,294

6 14. 790

11 30, 232

29.6

175,016

36 362,690

3 28,800

1 10, 200

19,600
9,600

20,400
9,800

19.400
9,800

19,400
9,800
9,600
9,800

48,600

16 136,660

7, 815, 000

6 88,800

3 39,800

3 40, 000

3 39,600

5
2
6
2
4
8
1
1

2
10
5
10
6
1
3
5
1
8
1
2
4
68
10
2
3
1
1
2
1
1

2
1
2
4
1

22
6
9
3

35
3
1
1
1

17

64

61.200
24.000
72.600
24,400
49.200
97.800
12.400
12. 200

21,850
109, 750
56.250
113,000
09, 300
11,800
34,400
56,600
11,800
89. 150
10,800
21,600
43,700
661, 150
110,250
22,350
32,400
10,800
11,800
21,600
11,300
11,300

20,000

9,800

19,400

39. 000

9.800

214, 600

59,200

89,000

29,200

346, 800

29,200

9,800

9,800

9,600

168,800

626,000

5 48,600

19,600
9,800

20.400
9,800

19,400
9,800
9,800
9,800
9,600

10,000

68,800

16 138,160

36

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION— Continued

Operating Expenses, Atomic Energy Commission — Continued

DETAIL OF PKitsoNAi, SERVICES — Continued

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION— Continued

Field— Continued

Grades established by the Atomic

Energy Commission which are

equivalent to general schedule

grades— Continued

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Administrative officer

Assistant area manager

Assistant branch chief

Assistant division director

Assistant section chief...

Assistant to manager of operations.

Attorney

Auditor

Branch chief

Budeet officer

Chemist

Community management officer

Contract administrator

Division director

Engineer

Oeologist

Information officer

Inspector

Labor relations officer.

Medicalolticer

Metallurgist

Organization and methods analyst.

Patent adviser

Patent attorney

Physical scientist

Physicist

Procurement officer

Program analyst

Property and supply officer

Reports officer

Section chief

Security officer

S-F accoimtability officer..

Transportation officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Assistant branch chief

Attorney

Auditor

Biologist

Branch chief

Budget examiner

Chemist

Community management officer...

Contract administrator

Engineer

1953 actual

Equipment officer

Fire department officer

Geologist

Health physicist

Information officer

Inspector

Labor relations officer ■

Librarian

Metallurgist

Organization and methods analyst.

Patent adviser

Patent attorney

Personnel officer __

Physicial scientist

Physicist

Pilot

Police officer

Procurement officer

Production analyst

Program analyst

Property and supply officer

Radiologist _

Real property management

Records officer _

Reports officer

Scientific analyst

Section chief

Security officer

S-F accountability ofEcer

Statistician

Transportation officer

S-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant _

Administrative assistant

Agronomist

Assistant branch chief _

Attorney

Auditor

A utomotive ad viser _.

Bacteriologist

Branch chief ._

Budget analyst

Chemist

Community management specialist.

Contract analyst

Cryptographic analyst

Engineer

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $118,440

5 42, 800
4 34, 240

6 60, 560
1 8,360
3 25, 480
8 68, 680

118,440
366, 680
43, 400
8,560
34, 640
25, SSO
76,840

14
43
6
1
4
3
9
115

978, 800
67, 480

8,360
16, 920
16.720

8,760
25, 080
34.440
16,720
50, 960
75,840
25, 680
16, 920

67,880
8,760

86, 200
204, 240

16, 720
8,360

194, 480

116,840
79, 040
57. 120

258,640
7,040

312, 560
57, 320
79. 640
22, .320
43, 240

1

10
24

2

1

27
16
11

8
36

1
44

8
U

3

6
183

1,324,320

1 7, 240

2 14, 080
14 100,560

1954 estimate

2 14, 680

3 21.520
2 14, OSO

7,040
14.280
28, 360
21. 120
36. 600
64,760
43, 640

7, 240

7,240
58,120
14,680
36, 200
64,560

7,240
14,280

14,280

6
40
2
2
2

34

24

1

1

10

47

1

2

9

13

13

3

42. 840
290. 800
14. 080
14.080
14,880

209, 160

145. 760

6,510

6,140

59, 600

286. g.'^o

6,340

12,280

56, 260

78, 220

78, 820

17,820

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $128, 200

1

4

5

1

3
10
16
46

4

4

3

6

3
126

8.360
34, 040
42, 400
8,360
25, 480
84,800
135, 560
393, 160
34, 440
33, 440
26, OSO
43,200
25,880

1, 072, 760

67, 280
8,360

16, 920
8, 560
8,760
25, 280
34,440
33, 440
51,560

68, 280
25, 480
17, 120
25. 0.80
77. 240
17.320
94, 960

238, 680
16, 920
8,560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $130,000

1

4

5

1

3

10

16

47

4

4

3

6

3

122

660
34,440
43, 000
8,560
25, 8S0
85, 800
137, .660
412,120
34, 440
33. 440
26.080
51, .560
25, 880

1,051,920

11 93, 360

8.660

8.960

8.560

8.960

25, 280

34, 840

33,440

51,560

68,280

25, 480

17,120

25, 080

77, 240

17,320

95, 960

222. 760

16, 920

8,660

1 5,940 I
112 682,280

.36

259,040

38

279, 120

14

102, 360

15

110,400

9

65, 160

9

66, 160

8

56, 320

9

64, 160

36

259, 440

39

286,360

1

7,240

1

7,240

36

259, 240

34

248. 560

12

85, 280

12

85. 280

8

.58, 720

8

58. 720

4

29,760

4

29, 760

7

50,080

7

50, 080

166

165

1

,211,040

1

220, 400

1

7.240

1

7,240

1

7,240

1

7,240

2:i

163, 520

25

179, 600

1

7,040

1

7,040

3

21, 920

3

21, 920

4

28,560

3

21,320

3

21,120

3

21,120

1

7,040

2

14,080

2

14, 280

4

28,360

4

28,360

2

14.280

2

14. 280

2

14,280

3

21,320

6

43. 840

6

43. 840

10

72. 200

12

86, 2.80

4

29, 360

5

36. 400

1

7,240

1

7,440

1

7,440

1

7,440

5

36, 800

4

29, .560

3

21,720

2

14.680

2

15,080

2

15.080

11

79. 440

9

64. 460

I

7,440

I

7,440

2

14, 480

2

14,480

1

7,040

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7.240

2

14, 080

2

14. OSO

6

42, 840

4

28.760

34

245, 960

33

242. 920

3

21,320

4

28.3IW

2

14,480

2

14,480

2

15,080

2

15,080

26

161,040

26

163. 040

28

170, 520

28

174. 520

1

6,740

1

6,740

3

18.020

2

12. OtO

U

6.5, 640

11

65,540

42

268. 480

47

292, 180

1

6.340

1

6,610

2

12,280

2

12, 680

6

37,240

6

37, 240

12

72,880

13

78,820

11

67, 140

11

67, 140

4

23,960

4

24, 360

i

5,940

4

23, 760

1

5,940

1

6,140

116

706, »40

121

749, 340

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION— continued

Field — Continued

Grjides established by the .\tomlc

Energy Commission which are

equivalent to general schedule

grades — Continued

GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Equipment specialist

Fire department officer

Geologist

Industrial hygienist

Information specialist

Inspector

Insurance examiner

Labor relations specialist

Librarian

Metallurgist

Organization and methods analyst..

Patent attorney

Personnel technician _.

Physical scientist

Physicist

Pilot _.

Procedures analyst

Procurement specialist

Program analyst

Property and supply officer

Records analyst

Reports analyst

Scientific analyst

Section ch ief . ."

Security technician

S-F accountability officer

Transportation specialist

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

-Accountant

Administrative assistant

.\ssiptant section chief

.\uditor

.\ utomotive adviser

Budget analyst...

Chemist

Community management specialist.

Contract analyst

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Fire department officer

Graphic illustrator

Inspector

Librarian...

Procurement specialist..

Program analyst...

Property and supply officer

Scientific illustrator"...

Section chief

Security technician. . .

S-F accountability officer

GS-9, Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Accountant

.Administrative assistant

.Attorney

.Auditor

Budget analyst

Chemist

Communications specialist

Community management specialist-
Contract analyst

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Geologist

Graphic illustrator

Inspector. ..-

Insurance examiner

Laboratory technician

Labor relations specialist

Librarian .-.

Organization and methods analyst..

Patent adviser

Personnel technician

Physical scientist

Physicist

Police officer

Procedures analyst

Procurement specialist

Program analyst

Property and supply officer

Records analyst

Reports analyst

Scientific anal.vst

Section chief

Security technician

S-F accountability officer

Statistician

Transportation specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS~7. Range .$4,205 to .$4,955

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$36, 440

6,340

126, 940

5,940

18, 020

118, 800

6,940

23,960

12, OSO

6.940

42. ISO
6, 340

61, 000
23, 960
23,760
24,960
5,940
66, 140
68,540
122, 800
30, 700
12, 280
67, 940

43, 180
464, 780

84,960
29,900

57,685

73, 375

11, 375

22, 875

11, 2.60

11.500

5, 625

6,000

16, 760

184, 250

36,000

34, 250

5.875

22, 000

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.,

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230...
GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980...

6
1
21
1
3

20

1

4

2

1

7

1

10

4

4

4

1

11

11

20

5

2

n

7
77
14

5

10
13
2
4
2
2

i
1

3
33
6
6
1
4

13
2

20
1

7
15

38

35

14

43
9

12
1
3
1

99
3

36
1

37
1
1
2
2
4
1
3
2
7
3
1

10
2

24

73,250
11,500
114,000
5,500
39, 125
83,500
44,750

196, 030

180,035

70, 965

225, 330

46, 665

61, 596

6,186

15,305

5,435

507,315

15, 305

178, 100

5,185

187, 260

5,060

5,185

10,120

10, 745

20,240

6,060

15, 680

10,120

36,545

16, 305

5,060

52, 100

10, 245

126, 065

1954 estimate

6
11

26, 676
55,660
41, 865
58 298, 105
21 106, 885

3 15, 805
157 757,675
763

3, 371, 130
355

1, 435, 760
927

3, 365, 550
687

2, 272, 905
483

1,470,850
136 381,160

4 10, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

$49, 620
6,540

181,200
6,140
6,140

113,060
5,940

30, .600
6.140
5,940

30, 300
6,540
67, 340
18, 020
48, 520

31, 100
.6, 940

83. 960
62, 200
153, 100
24,760
18, 620
62, 300
37.440
470,680
115,660
30, 700

1
2

30
4
6
1
2
1

11
1

12
1
8

12
3

42

36

11

52

7

10

1

2

1

86

3

66

1

41

29, 760
39.250

5,875
12, 125

5,875
11,125
11,2.50

6,125
11,625
169, 250
23, 375

35, 000
6,000

11, 125

.5,500

63, 125

5,625

68, 000

5,626

45, 000

67,500

17, 125

219, ,620
186, 410
56, 160
273, 620

36, 545
52,100

5,310

10, 245

.5,560

444, 160

15,680

290, 420

5, 310

210, 210

1955 estimate

2 10, 495

1 5, 810

8 40, 855

1 5, 060

4 20, 865

16, 306
16,680
5,060
52, 725
15, 430

11.6,820
5, 060
20, 615
66, 660
37,296

256, 440

112, 820

,5, 060

26, 425

724,180

1

10

3
22

1

4
11

49

22

1

5

148

750

3, 373, 340
367

1, 502, 150
845

3, 135, 975
671

2, 242, 540
367

1, 130, 860

81 232, 470

I 2, 680

Num- Total
ber salary

1

39
1
1

21
1
5
1
1
6
1

10
3
7
5
1

11
9

25
4
3

10
4

79

21
5

1
2
1
2
2
1
1

26
4
6
1
1
1
9
1

11
1
8

11
3

39

36

11

52

7

12

1

2

1

86

3

71

1

41

.5, 810
40, 865

.5,060
20,865

5,060
35, 670
16,680

.6,060

52, 725

1.6,430

105, 450

15, 180

20, 615
56,660
22,115

261, 756

129, 250

5,060

21, 240
660, 425

1

4

1

7

3

1

10

3

20

3

4

11

4

48

25

1

4

132

748

3,394,216
339

1, 400, 005
676

2, 545, 410
638

2, 167, 090
356

1, 122, 840

78 229, 380

1 2, 580

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

37

DKTAiL OF PEESOSAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION — Continued

Field— Continued

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

C P C-10. Range $4,.565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490.. _

CPC-7. Range .$3,435 to .$4,035.

CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to .$3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454-.

CPC-i. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840...

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $23,700

12 50,175

47 187,780

121 434, 535

132 444,320

9 27,486

26 75, 980

14 38,368

9 22, 760

113 4.30,214

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $19,260

9 38, 8.60

46 189.790

136 496,760

119 409, 120

9 27, 566

15 45, 250

12 33, 604

7 18, 340

128 608,468

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $14,445

9 39, 850

46 194,790

140 526.590

120 420. 160

9 27. 966

13 40.310

11 30, 792

7 18, 340

144 666,412

Total permanent, field

6,333

31.280,328
665.2

3,251,767
49 314,006

6,087

31, 171, 783
424.1

2, 002, 643

60 317,825

5 869

Deduct lapses

30,721,646
129

Positions or portions thereof filled by
military personnel

669, 420
49 308 226

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions. .

Foreign countries: United

5, 607. 8

27,634,326

11

80,230

9,575
17,611
50,902
106, 410

1,186,717
80. 173
3,241

6,999

6,593.4

28, 723, 195

19.5

128,120

10, 100

1.3, 500

74,000

110,800

1,425,600
60,300
26,200

17,400

5, 664. 5

29, 667, 177

26.5

Other positions:
Temporary employment ..

176,823
10, 000

6,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

116.000

1,535,000
72,000
30,000

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowance..

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-

All personal services, field

29.175,084

30. 589, 415

31.620.000

01 Personal services

36,185,090

37, 863, 000

39. 435. OOO

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

TTifint.t! frOTTi other ancnnnts

36, 180, 262
4,828

37, 853, 000

39, 436. 000

AGRICULTURE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,535

1 $3,910
0.1 16
0. 2 645

0.9 5,539

2 $6, 945
0.2 975

2 $B, 945

Deduct:
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

0.4 1,475

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, departmental (av-

1.6 8,788
74

1.8 5,970
30

1.6 5.470

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base . . .

30

All personal services, departmental .

8.862

6,000

5. 500

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chemist

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 10, 000

1 8, 760

2 17,920

1 10, 200

1 8, 960
1 S, 960

1 7,040

1 6, 140

2 13, 280

2 12,080

3 18, 620

1 5, 185
3 15, 680
3 13, 490

2 8,840
2 6,750
2 6,060

2 7.360
2 6,220

1 10, 200
1 8, 960

Soil scientist

1 8, 960

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 5,940

1 6,340

2 11,880
4 23, 960

1 5, 060

2 10, 495

3 13,366

2 8, 590

3 9, 925
2 5,900

2 7,360
2 6, 140

1 6, 340

Chemist

2 13, 480
2 12, 480

3 18, 820

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Chemist

1 5, 310

2 10, 870

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545

3 13, 740

2 8 965

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 6. 910

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

2 6 220

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

2 7. 440
2 6, 300

29 151,635

2.9

13, 662

2.9

20, 937

1 4, 995

29 154,866

1.7

8,430

2.4

17,005

27 144,995
2.1

Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid

11.280
2.4

Add portion of salaries carried m other
position schedules paid from this
account ..

17. 085

Net permanent, field (average num-

24.2

122, 031

24.9

129, 430

22.5

116, 630

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF AGRI-
CULTURE—continued

P'ield — Continued
Other positions:
Part-time emplnvment

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 470

4.080

385

26

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,600

2,500

570

Num- Total
ber salary

$4 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

670

131, 992

138,000

123, 100

01 Personal services

140,854

144,000

128,600

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF SHIPS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Physicist, health.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Biologist

Chemist

QS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Physicist, health

Biologist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Biologist..

Chemist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430.

Ungraded positions: Rates equivalent
to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
bers, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

PajTiient above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

01 Personal services

1 $8, 560

7,240
7,040

5,940
5,940

5,185
5,310
12, 865
14, 015
3,175
2,950

33 146, 764
10 43, 835

396
7,600

110,925

$8,560

7.440
7,040

6,140
5,940

5,185
5,435
8,910
14.515
3.265
6,980

26 107,900

42 186. 300
4 14, 760

38 171,540
700

6,700

178, 940

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF LAND MAN-
AGEMENT, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Cartographer

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

01 Personal services

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Chemist

Fish research biologist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

Total permanent, field...

Deduct lapses

.4.dd terminal leave in excess of lapses.

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1 Personal services

1 $5, 940

2 7, 690

3 13, 6!
2 11, 274

1 2,256
920

$6, 140
6,940
4,206
3,660
3,176

5 23, 120
1 4,100

1,579
154
76

20, 829

1 $6, 340
1 5, 940
1 4, 205

1 3, 265

19, 740

4 19, 796
2,000

21, 860

$8,760

7,240
6,140

5,310
5,435
9,160
7,445
3,335
6,140

20 83, 000

32 141,965
4 18, 265

28 123,700
500

4,800

129, 000

1 $6, 340
1 6, 140
1 4, 330

1 3, 335

20, 145

4 20, 145
2,000

22, 213

Additional schedules on detail of personal services for allocated working funds are
included in the Consolidated schedules of the employing agencies as follows:

Department of the .Army — Military Fimctions.
Department of the Navy.
Department of the Interior:

Geological Survey.

Bureau of Mines.

38

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION— Continued

Plant and Equipment, Atomic Energy Commission

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ATOMIC ENEROY C0MMLS3I0N

09 Efiuipment

10 Lands and structures

$27,974,191
2. 653. 852. 66S

$29, 112, 031
621, 6«<, 271

$M. 214. 0(10
iin n: 671

Obligations incurred ..

2,681.826.859

650. 780. 302

140, 331, 671

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADSIINISTRATION

$9, 957
881.359

$203. 800
16, 899, 160

08 .Supplies and materials

Obligations incurred .

891,316

17, 102. 960

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC
ROADS, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions ,

6
6

6
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,182
GS-6.7

$4,203
GS-6.7

Average giade -. - -

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$24, 559

7.398

440

44

22

39,949

2.395

265

$12. 000

4.000

500

50

02 Travel - .

04 Communication services

07 Other contractual services , . . -

132, 800

1.500

151

15 Taxes and assessments ...

75.072

151.001

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE ARMY

10 Lands and structures

$17, 428, 477

$45,061,897

$31, 401, 000

ALLOCATION TO ENniKEERS, DEPARTMENT
OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

44

42

44
42

44
42

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,768
GS-7.7

$4,768
GS-7.7

$4, 768

GS-7.7

01 Personal services:

$201,074
773

$205, 212
788

$206, 208

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base --

792

Total personal services

02 Travel . ...

201,847
7,892

206,000

7,237

503

621

1,384

75

943, 276

108

99

3,851,558

570

207, 000
4,000

04 Communication services

1,175

40,155

75

98, 916

200

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

1,384
75

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

100,000
100

09 Equipment ..-

10 Lands and structures

1,064

2, 174, 540

570

1, 600, 000

570

2, 526, 234

6,011,431

1,813,329

ALLOCATION TO CHEMICAL CORPS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

08 Supplies and materials

$13, 353

ALLOCATION TO ORDNANCE, DEPARTMENT
OF THE ARMY

$1,235,087

ALLOCATION TO ORDNANCE, DEPARTMENT
OF THE NAVY

$437,686

$505, 000

$044, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS- — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF NAVAL
RESEARCH, DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

07 Other contractual services

$178. 368

$224. 632

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

6
6

Average number of all employees

.Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,929
GS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

Average grade -.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

A verage grade .. ...

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

.$25. 945
1,420

100
905

Other positions .. . .. .. .

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

28,370

1,075

440

115

780

10

1,120

10, 496

2.276

125

195

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things..

05 Rents and utility services. __

07 Othtr contractual services. . ...

08 Supplies and materials ..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

45.000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

50
48

56
51

44

42

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,712

Gs-7.e

$4,722
GS-7.6

$3. 124

CPC-1.2

$3,999

$4 768

OS-7.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$225, 633

$243. 157
1,420

888
905

$206, 208

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

773

792

226, 406

15,290

10, 397

1,219

40,1.55

97

1,552.320

883, 754

28,412,941

2, 673, 456, 685

246, 370

12,312

205. 246

786

2.164

85

1.301.828

16. 924. 616

29, 619, 405

670, 581, 726

125

916

207, 000

02 Travel

4,000

04 Communication services

200

1,384

06 Printing and reproduction

75

100, 000

08 ."Supplies and materials

100

30, 858, 000

10 L.ands and structures

143, 018, 671

15 Taxes and assessments

835

570

Obligations incurred . .

2, 704, 599, 099

718,895,676

174, 190, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Num- Total
her salary

1 $5, 940

1 5. 185
1 4,205

1 3.410

2 6,350

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

1 5, 310
1 4, 205

1 3, 410

2 6,350

6 25.215

3 13.215

Num- Total
ber salary

GS--9. Raiige $5,060 to $'5,810:

GS 7 Range $4,205 to $4,955

G.S— 1 Rinee $3 175 to £3 655

6 25, 090
631

Deduct lapses

24, 669

12.000

Additional schedules on detail of personal services for allocated working funds are
included in the Consolidated schedules of the employing agencies as follows:

Department of the Army—Civil Functions.
Department of the Interior, Bureau of Mines.

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

39

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Civil Service Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Serrkes

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

3,753

8

3,535

3,508

4

3,244

3,087

4

3.002

Average salaries and grades;
General sclicdule grades:

$4,439
QS-6.1

$4,689

as-6.6

$4,642

Average grade - _

GS-6.6

Personal service obligations:

$15, 772, 799
73, 521
63, 759
61,477

$14,841,308
32, 468
55, 474
6.250

$13, 775, 300

26, 165

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

52,060
6,220

Total personal service obligations...

15,971,556

14,935,500

13,859,735

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

15.877.798
447, 408
66, 987
166, 556
151,830
290, 145
170, 140

512, 600

201, 710

217,703

113,112

10,775

27,982

14.756,100
476,670

72,000
589,000

77,000
346,000
187,730

13,726.000

443.000

03 Transportation of things

53,000

600,000

05 Rents and utility services _ .

65,000

288,000

07 Other contractual services . . _ .

163,000

Investigations under Executive
Order 10422

Investigations under Executive
Order 10450

140,500

206.000

108,000

11,000

30,000

87,000

155, 000

09 Equipment ...

80.000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

30,000

18,244,746

17,000,000

15,690,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

93,758

4, 635

6

14

1,187

2,528

906

4,134

179,400
13,650

133, 735

02 Travel

13,500

350
5,000
4,000

11,765

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

107, 168

202,400

159,000

18,351,914

17,202,400

15,849,000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to (he Civil
Service Commission

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or
in excess of $14,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 000

2 30,000

1 14,800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 000

2 30,000

1 14,800

1 13.000
1 13,000

1 12,000

2 24, 200

3 36,600

1 13,200

4 48.000

2 24.000
1 12.200

1 11,0.50

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000

2 30,000

General schedule grades:
OS-18. $14,800:

1 14,800

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Administrative assistant . ..

1 13,000

1 13 000

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant bureau director

1 12,000

2 24,200

3 36,600

Chief security appraisal ofHc©

1 12, 200

4 48,000

2 24,000

Technical advi'^er to Commission

1 12,200

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant to chairman of Commis-

1 11,050
1 10,800

1 11,300
1 10,800

1 10, 800
1 11,300

1 11,300

1 10,800

Assistant director for program
coordination

1 10, 800

Associate chief of division

1 11,050

1 11,800

2 21,600
5 57,000
1 11,800

Chairman, Federal Personnel Coun-
cil

Chief of branch

12 132,100
1 11,800

10 110.000

Chief law officer _

1 11.800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con.

Chief, program planning staff

Coordinating officer —

Director, executive development

program

Executive assistant

Executive assistant to the executive

director -

Executive vice chairman. Federal

Personnel Council

Program planner

Staff assistant

GS-14. Ranse $9,600 to $10,600:

Actuary

.Administrative officer

.\ssistant chief of branch

.Assist.'int chief of division

Assistant to a commissioner

.Assistant to chairman. Federal Per-
sonnel Council

Assistant to chief of division

Assistant to executive director

Associate chief of division

Chairman, board of appeals and

review

Chief congressional liaison repre-
sentative

Chief of division

Chief, veterans counseling office

Coordinating officer

Chief of section

Director of personnel

Examiner, test development

Executive assistant ,

Executive secretary, loyalty review

board

Field operations supervisor

Head of unit ,

Hearing examiner

Member, board of appeals and re-

x'iew -

Organization and methods exam-
iner. _

Program planner

Security officer

Special assistant to bureau director.
Special placement representative...

Staff assistant

Staff officer ,

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Actuary

Adviser, reduction-in-force

Appeals examiner

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of section

Assistant chief, veterans counseling

office

Assistant director of personnel

Assistant to chairman, loyalty

review board

Assistant to director of personnel- .

Assistant to the security officer

Board adviser

Chiefaccountant

Chief, ai)peals examining office

Chief of division

Chief of section

Civil Service inspector

Coordinating officer

Deputy public information officer..

Deputy security officer...

Director, administrative intern

program

Efficiency rating adviser

Examiner, loyalty

Examiner, test development

Examiner-hispector (loyalty)

Executive secretary. Fair Employ-
ment Board__

Executive secretary. International
Organizations Employees Loy-
alty Board

Field operations supervisor

Head of unit.

Legaladviser

Legal counsel

Medical officer

Occupational specialist

Operations inspector —

Organization and methods examiner

Policy and procedures officer

Program management officer

Program planning assistant

Program planner

Position classifier

Qualifications rating examiner

Reduction-in-force consultant

Reduction-in-force investigator

Regulations and procedures officer..

Review examiner

Security appraisal officer

Special assistant to chief law officer. .

Special placement representative

Staff assistant

Staff officer.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,800

10,800
10,800

11,800

10, 600

10, 600
48,800
19, 200

9. 600

19. 200
9.800

9,600

9, 600
19,800

152, 200
10. 6on
9, 600
9,800

9.600
19, 200

10,600
41,400

9,600
9,800

9,600

9,600

8.960
8.360
17.920
78.840

9.160

9.360
8,560

17,720
8,560

8,760
12 104,720
9 80,040

9.360
8,960

25, 080
87,600

8,760

59.920
8.360
9.360

18, 120
8,960

5 42.800
4 35,640
3 25,080

17, 120

6 53, 360
1 9,360

9,360

2 18, 720
1 8, 360

8,760

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800

"i""i6,'8o6'
1 11,800

1 11,050
1 10, 800

1 10, 600
1 10, 600

77.800
19,200

2 21,200

1 9, 600

1 9,800

1 9,800

9,600
57, 600
10, 600
19,200
176, 400

9,600

1 10, 000

1 9,600

1 9, 600

1 9.800

1 10,600

3 31,800

20, 200
59, 600
9,600
10, 600
9,600
9,600
9,600

8,760

18,120
34,240

1 8,760
1 9,360

9,360

8,560

25,080

17,320

8.560

8,760

8,960

95,160

94,900

17,720

8,560

9,160

9,360

8,360
26,280
85,400

8,960

8,560
75.240
51.960

9.360
18.320

8,960
27, 080
42,800
70,480

2 16,720

129,800
17,720
9,360
9,360
9,160
8,360

4 34,440

2 18, 720

1 8, 360

1 8, 560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800

11,0.50
10, 800

10,600
10, 600

49, 200
19, 200

2 21,200

1 10,000
1 9, 800

9,600
48,200
10, 600
19,200
176.000

9,000

1 10,000

9,800
10, 600

3 31,800

20, 200
70, 200
9,600
10. 600
9.600
9,600

18,120
25,680

8.760
9,360

2

1

1

1
10
11

2

1

1

1
....

8,560
25.080
17,320
8.760
8.960
8.960
86.000
94.600
17.720
8.560
9.360

9,360

' 8,360

1,960

8,560
75.240
51,960

9,360
18, 320

8,960
35, 440

7 61, 120
'i7"i47,726

8,360

4 33, 440

2 18, 720

1 8,360

1 8, 560

40

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION Continued
Salaries and Expenses, Civil Service Commission — Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Civil
Service Commission — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9.360— Con.

Technician, pay administration

Vocational rehabihtation officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Appeals examiner _.

Assistant chief of division _.

Assistant chief of section...

Associate legal adviser

Attorney adviser

Case reviewer

Civil Service inspector

Chief of section

Claims examiner (supervisor)

Classification officer

Examiner, board of review

E.xaminer (loyalty).

Examiner (test development)

Employee relations officer

Head ofunit...

Investigator (supervisor)

Legal counsel...

Liaison officer.

Librarian

Medical officer

Niu^lng consultant

Occupational specialist

Organization and methods examiner.

Position classifier

Program planner

Publications writer

Qualifications rating examiner

Reduction-in-force investigator

Retirement officer

Special placement representative

Staff assistant

Staff officer

Statistical officer

Supervisor ofunit

Supervisory publications editor

GS-11. R;irige $5,940 (0 $6,940:

Administrative officer

Appeals ex.-iminer

Assistant chief of section

Attorney adviser

Budget examiner

Case reviewer

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Civil Service inspector

Claims e.Kaminer (supervisor)

Congressional liaison representative-
Examiner (fair employment)

E.xamin er (loyalty)

Examiner (pay administration)

Examiner (test development)

Field service and space officer.

Fiscal analyst

Information and editorial specialist.
Instructions and manual e:Carniner..

Investigator

Legal assistant

Legal counsel

I,iaison officer and contact repre-
sentative _.

Liaison officer and preference con-
sultant

Librarian

Manual writer

Occupational spcculist

Organization end methods examiner

Per.snnnol assistant

Personnel officer

Policy and procedures assistant

Position classifier

Program management assistant

Program planner

Publications writer

Qualifications rating examiner

Rating examiner (suitability)

Reduction-in-force investigator

Staff assistant

Staff officer

Supervisor of imit

Technical assistant

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of section

Assistant imit supervisor

Chief of section

Claims e.xaminer

Information and editorial specialist.
Instructions and manual examiner..

Qualifications rating examiner

Regulations analyst

Staff assistant

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative a.ssistant

Administrative officer

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $9, 360
1 8, 360

37. 800
15. SSO
36, 400
8.040
7,640
21.720

21, 720

22, 720
7,240
7,440

23, 720
7,840

28.960
7.440
7.040

1954 estimate

22, 120
8,040
7.240

31.360
8.040

4 28. 560
15 112,600

1
2
2
1
1
2
1

1
1
1
1
4
12
3
1
3
4
1
1

8.040
14, 080
16.280

7. 040

7.040
14. 720

7,580

6,140
6, 910
0,540
6,540

24, 660
75. &S0
19. 420

6,940
18,820

25, 760
6.940
6,340

6.740
39.010
6, 340
6, 340
.5, 910
6, 940

12,880
26, 360

1 5, 940
1 6, 140
1 6, 540

19,020
12.8811
19. 020
13,880
134, 740

1 6, 340
6 38, 040
5 32, 300

2 13, 280
1 6, 940

3 18. 420
1 5, 940

11.875
11,625
17. 625
24,380
6,000
6,000
12, 250

6,250

5,185
11,245

Num-
ber

1
1

7

1

6

1

2
16
13

4

1

Total
salary

$9, 360
8.360

51,900
8,040

43, 040
8.040

14.280
112.640

97, 440

29, 960
7,240

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

14,880

22, 720

7,640

7,040

42,800

15.080

8,040

7,240

31, 360

8,040

64,440

21, 520

22. 320
28,560

7.040
137, 320
21.720

8.040
15.280
15. 480

1 7. 040

2 15.080
1 7, 580

1 6, 140

2 12,880
1 6, 740

5 31,900

6,140
6,140

75, 120

26,960
5,940
6,540

20, 220
6,740

31,700
6,340
6,540
5,940

147,360
13, 180
26, 160

6,940

6,140

6, 740

118.860

19, 020

3 18, 420

1 5, 940
7 47, 980

53,920

25, 760

6,340

25, 960

18, 420
5,940

6,750
11, 126
17, 625
12,250

6,125

2 12, 250

1 6, 126

2 12,500

1 6, 185

1 $8,360

7
1
6
1
1
16
14
3
I

51, 680

8,040

43. 040

8.040

7.040

112.640

104. 420

22. 320

7.440

21

7,640

14,880

7,640

7.240

42. 800

1.5,080

8.040

7,240

31.360

8,040

67, 760

14, 080

4

28. 660

1

7.040

13

91,720

1 8, 040

2 15,280
2 16, 480

1 7. 040

2 15,080
1 7, 580

1 6, 140

3 18. 780
1 6, 940

5 31,900

6, 140
6,310
69, 160
26, .560
6. 940
6,640
6,340

31. 700
6,340
6. 540
5,940

130, 140
2 13, 6S0
5 31, 130

1 5, 940

6,140

12
3

79, 280
19, 420

3 18,420

1 5, 940
9 61, 060

20,220
20,220

18. 420
5,940

5,875
11,250
17,625
12, 375

6,125

2 12, 250

1 6, 125

2 12,500

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Appeals examiner..

.\ssistant chief of section

Budget examiner.-.

Case reviewer

Chief of section

Chief of imit

Civil service inspector

Claims examiner

Examiner (loyalty)...

Examiner (pay administration)

Examiner (test development)

Field auditor

Investigator (position classification)

Investigator

Liaison officer and preference con-
sultant

Librarian

Machine methods examiner

Occupational specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Placement assistant (examining)

Policy and procedures assistant

Position classifier

Procedures and control officer

Program manager for foreign visi-
tors

Program plaimer

Publications writer

Qualifications rating examiner

Rating examiner (suitability)

Rating examiner (medicine).

Reduction-in-force investigator

Research assistant

Reviewer

Social worker (psychiatry)

Staff assistant

Statistical assistant

Statistical studies assistant

Supervisor of imit

Tabulator equipment operations

supervisor

Tabulating project planner

Technical assistant

GS-S. Range $4,620 to $5,370

CtS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 810
5,185
26, 800
31,325
28,060

1 5,060
50 272,860

1 6,060
9 49. 540
3 17, 430

2 11, 120

1 5,060
1 6,310
1 5,310

15, 565
10, 745
10,620

16, 555
5.685

33, 120
10,995

5,186

1 6, 185

15 82, 400

3 16, 430

1 6,560

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$:i,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,4M

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent eraploy-
njcnt

Regular pay in excess of 52-woek base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay.

-\ssumed annual leave liability

AW personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to .$11,800:
Regional director. . _

GS-11. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy regional director

GS-13. ftrmge $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of division

Civil Service rcpresentjitive..

Executive secretary, regional loy-
alty board

Manager, branch regional office

Mcdictl officer.

Veterans' Federal employment rep-
resentative

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Appeals eximiner

.\ssistant chief of division

.\dniini?trvtivc officer

Chief of section

Civil service representative

10, 120
11,620
5, 685
10, 495

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $2.5.425
1 5, 185
5 26, 926

28.300
6.310

61. 600

284. 700

.5,310

5, 060

60.785

17, 430

96 491,230

10, 370

21,365

26,230
5,310
15,305
20, 515

22, 240

1

4
1
18
3
1
1

5,185
20,865

5,310
99, 705
15. 555

5.560

5,060

1 6, 810
4 22, 490

1
1
22
144
59
193
256
514

1, 655, 800

204 614,690

1 2,980

5,185
5,560
lll.OSO
651,345
252. 700
769. 210
902. 856

1
1
1
1
9
34
1

4,365
3,735
3,760
3,454
26. 274
96,820
2,630

21 85, 638

1,985

9, 026, 621
117.1

625, 651

38,189
31, 780

13,494
28, 576

8, 612, 009

14 1.53,200
14 134, 400

490, 120
8. 960

34.040

8,360

133, 840

105, 760
232. 040

29. 560
133. 920

28,490

2
1
4
1
1
4

1

1

1

19

130

S3

177

256

521

1.690,980

187 560,650

4 10, 880

11,620
5.685

20. 615
5.310
.5,810

22, 490

6.435

6.185

5.560

95. 5:i5

593. 020

224. 265

690. 195

895. 665

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $15,805
1 5, 185
5 27, 060

22, 616
S, 435

61,700

286.520

5,310

11
3

60,785
17, 430

65 335,025

2 10, 370

26, 425

26,300

5,310

10, 120

20,515

5,060

5,185
30, 985

5,310
69. 485
15. .555

5.560

5,060

4,365
7.470

1

8

34

2

3,454
23,922
97, 822

19 79, 144

2,180

10, 481, 673
205.7

1,252,384

1,974.3

9, 229, 289

32,168
33, 740

9, 295, 497

12 133,850
12 117, 600

48 428.890
1 9. 160

1

1

11

8,360

8, 360

98, 760

12 109,230

91,080
223, 200

30. 560
105, 160

22,290

5,810
5.685

16, 666
5.436
5.935

22, 615

1 5, 435
1 5, 185

18

120

50

167

237

466

1

173

1

1
2

91.020
539. 350
211.825
637. 110
815, 695

1, 489. 045

509. 980

2.980

4.365
7,470

1 3,454
7 21, 370

35 100, 896

2 5, 260

20 S3, 034

1,941

9, 120, 914
49.7

291, 350

1,891 3

8, 829, 5M

26. 165
32, 9311

8, 888, 659

11 121,800
11 107,800

44 394, 840
1 9, 160

1

11

8.360
gs, 760

84. 610
219,360
23, 320
97, 320
22,320

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

41

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Civil service inspector

Examiner (loyalty)

Manager, branch regional office

Position classifier- --

Rating examiner (quahfications) —
Supervisory investigator

GS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,040:
Adviser, boards of civil service

examiners

Appeals examiner

Assistant chief of section

Assistant manager, branch regional

office.

Budget and fiscal officer

Chief of section

Civil service inspector.. -.-

Civil service representative

Examiner (loyalty)

Investigator

Persoimel officer

Position classifier

Rating examiner (qualifications) —

Rating (suitability).

Supervisory investigator

Veterans' adviser

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Adviser, boards of civil service

examiners

Budget and fiscal officer

Chief of section

Civil service representative

Investigator

Personnel officer —

Position classifier

Rating examiner (qualifications) —

Rating examiner (suitability).

Supervisor of unit

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 ,

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545... ,

QS-5 Range $:i,410 to $4,160. ,

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 ,

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

GS-l. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,5,52 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840.

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $5,060

Total, permanent field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52 -week base ..

Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad

Assumed annual leave liability

.\11 personal service, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses, Civil Service
Commission":

Direct obligations.. _

Obligations payable out of reim-
bursements from other accounts. . .
"Investigations, Civil Service Com-
mission".,. ,

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

52 $394,420
6 43. 640
1 7,240
9 65, 120
6 44, 300

31 223,170

13 81. 020

1 5.940

2 12,560

21

4

16

i

253

1

3

45

31

18

6

844

5,940
67,820
66,960
17,820
72,120
63,800

243.480
12.480

148,320

138. 730
13.300

161, 200
12, 480

110. 060
21,585
88,965
21,390

,315,350
16.050
238. 780
168, 770
93,690
32, 455

3, 624, 980

18 73, 395

191 722,935

264 918.455

695

2,181,600
388

1,117,050
8 21,060

24,042
9,570

54,128

3,306

14, 370, 530
208.5

858, 121

3, 097. 5

13, 812, 409

35, 332
49,860

81,964

8,651

409, 024

14, 097, 240

22, 609, 249

15, 877, 798

93, 758

6, 637, 693

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

58 $428, 700

.040
22,120
64.510
30.760
263,480

15 93, 100
4 25, 360
2 12, 880

6,140
68,940
42, 580
18,420
42, 770
25, im

503,460
18,420

145, 480

151, 100
12,680

162, 320

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

56 $408, 140

3 22, 120
8 56, 920

4 30,760
30 216,000

14 87, 160
3 19, 620
2 12, 880

1
10
7
3
5

6,140
62,800
42,580
18,420
30,200

20
1

12

3

872

108, 440

5.560

67,720

16, 215

46

36

IS

4

122

4, 463, 140

5 26. 690

244,260

194, 890

93.900

21, 450

10
175
263
617

529, 500
43, .500
653, 6.30
874,815

1,925,130

782, 6,10
15, 270

6 16, 382
4 10,110

14 50, 638

2,993

13, 680, 690
168.4

669, 477

2,824.6

13,011,213

50. 078

15, 247

13, 076, 538

22, 371, 035

14, 756, 100

179. 400

7, 435, 535

399,800
18,420

107, 440

125, 740
12,680

149, 760

20
1

12

3

760

108,440
5,560
67,720
16,215

3, 886, OSO
5 26, 690

2 217,260
12 173,600
8 94,500

3 16, 090

154
236
546
1
244

325, 000
38, 970
576, 645
786, 190

1, 694, lOO

702, 885
IS, 150

6 16, 382
4 10, 550

13 47, 020

2,616

11.941,467
88.3

189, 089

2, 527. 7

11, 751, 778

45, 220

14, 742

20, 700, 399

13,726,000

133, 7.'5o

6, 840, 664

DEFENSE TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES

Salaries and Expenses, Defense Transport Activities

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
.\verage number of all employees

202

6

143

35

2

35

26

2

28

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,838
GS-8.3

$6,902
GS-9.8

$6,741

GS-9.4

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

01 Personiil services:

$843,447
61, 592

2,827
933

2,256

$223, 715
20, 000

860
425

$173, 905

20,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

670

425

Other payments for personal serv-

Total personal services

911,065

47, 767

7

18, 240

901

17, 186

1, 125, 000

6,891

1,171

1,681

246, 000
16,300

195,000

02 Travel

15,300

03 Transportation of things

04 Cnmmiinicatinn serrieps

8,666

2,000

2,000

150,000

1,700

500

500

8.000

2,000

07 Other contractual services

2,000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

60,000
1,700

500

500

2, 129, 799

425,000

276,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Deputy administrator

aS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800;
Director, equipment and materials.

Director, inland water transport

Director, manpower

Director, port utilization

Director, warehousing and storage..
General counsel

GS-I6. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director, tax amortization and de-
fense loans

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;
Administrative assistant, staff as-
sistant

Administrative officer

.\ssist3nt general counsel

Chief, equipment and manpower

branch

Chief, field operations

Chief, general merchandise branch. .

Chief, materials branch...

Chief, passenger operations branch. .

Chief, program planning branch

Deputy director, amortization and

defense loans

Information and editorial specialist.

Mobilization plaiming specialist

Transportation specialist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief, field operations

Assistant chief, utilization and traf-
fic control

Chief, liquid transport

Chief, railroad section, programs

branch

Chief, taxi section

Chief, ways and structure -.

Industrial and financial specialist.. .

Industrial specialist

Loan examiner

Special assistant

Storage specialist

Transportation .specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative assistant —

Assistant chief, school bus

.\ssistant to administrative officer. .
Industrial and financial specialist...

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Loan examiner

Port facilities specialist

Storage specialist

Transportation equipment special-
ist

Transportation specialist

Transportation and utilization spe-
cialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Defense loan analyst

Field representative. -

Industrial and financial specialist...

Information specialist

Manpower liaison representative —

Port facilities analyst

Port utilization specialist

Security officer

Statistician

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Amortization specialist

Analytical statistician

Budget analyst

Defense loan analyst.

Field transportation representative.
Industrial and financial specialist...
Security assistant

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $14,800

13,200
13,000
13.200
13,000
13,200
13,200

12, 000

10, 800
10,800
22,850

10,800
11.050
11.050
10,800
11,050
10,800

10,800
10,800

22,100

9,800

9,600
9,800

9,800
9,600
9,600
9,600
29,000
9,600
9,600
9,600
9,800

8,560
8,360
8,360
25,480
16,720
8,360
8,560
9,360
8,360

8,560
8,660

8,360

8,040
14, 080
21,320
7,040
7,240
7,040
8,040

7,040

5,940
5,940
5,940

24, 160
6.940

12. 880
6,940

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

1 $14, 800

1 13,200

1 11,050

1 11, 050

9,800

1 9,800

1 9,800

10,600

1 8,560
1 8,360

8,560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

13,200

11,050

9,800

1 9,800

'i""i6,'666

8,360

7,240

42

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEFENSE TRANSPORT ACTIVITIES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Defense Transport Activities — Continued

DETAIL OK PERSONAL SEEvicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10. 370
1 5.310
1 5, 060
1 5, 060
1 5. 810
1 5,060
1 5.310

1 5, 185

2 9, 615
16 72,030

2 8,715
39 145,865
33 111,495
16 49, 760

2 6,460

3 9. 130
7 18,584

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 060

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 060

Dftfflnsft loan analvst

Industrial and financial specialist- -

TnfnrTnpfinn spflnialist

Pprsnnnpl a«i«;istant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1 4,995
8 37, 265

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

7 33, 310

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

6 24, 210
2 7.150

5 20 550

GS-!. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 6, 670

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,-130

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230.. -

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

2 6,460

1 3,230

Total permanent, departmental

D duct lapses. ...

202 1. 148. 699
65 305, 252

34 227, 200
2 10, 525

25 164, 720

0.3 2,145

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) ._

Other positions: Temporary employ-

137 843, 447

61, 692
2,827

933

2,266

32 216, 675

20,000
833

426

26.3 166,865
20,000

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

613

425

All personal services, departmental-

911, 055

237, 933

187, 933

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Transportation specialist (average
number, net salarv) . . .

1 7, 040
27

1 7,040

27

7,067

7,067

01 Personal services

911,056

245,000

195, 000

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

Adminlstratire Expenses, Farm Credit Administration

ADMINISTBATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

361

1

309

332

331

Average number of all employees

303

327

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$5,882
GS-8.3

$5,995
GS-8.5

$6,044

GS-8.5

Personal service obligations:

$1, 850, 154

5.025

7,163

685

276

$1,813,100

$1,977,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

7,000

7,600

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

30,000

45,000

Total personal service obligations...

1. 863. 302

1, 850, 100

2,030,400

Direct Obligations

1. 815. 322

201, 822

2.485

13,567

9,583

21, 032

4.340

2,662

12,790

4,335

295,454

1,305

1, 850, 100
215, 100
2,600
15,400
9,800
16,100
5,000

2, 030, 400

02 Travel

245. 600

2.500

27.400

9.800

06 Printing and reproduction

16. 100

07 Other contractual services

19.700

2.000

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

14,300
6,900

14,300
6,900

1,300

1,300

Total direct obligations

2, 414, 697

2, 136, 600

2. 376, 000

ADMINISTBATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsements
From Other Accounts

$17, 980

823

1,990

23

364

02 Travel...

06 Printing and reproduction.

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-
counts

21, 170

2, 435, 767

$2, 136, 500

$2, 376, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $14,800:

Governor

General schedule grades:
aS-17. Range .$13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy governor

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Deputy governor -

Deputy governor and director of
cooperative bank service

Deputy governor and director of
intermediate credit bank service. .

Deputy governor and director of
land bank service

Deputy governor and director of

production credit service

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Special assistant to governor

Deputy governor in charge of fi-
nance and accounts and adminis-
trative divisions

Chief of appraisals

Chief examiner

Deputy director of intermediate
credit bank service

Deputy director of land bank serv-
ice

Deputy director of production
credit service

Secretary to farm credit board

Assistant general counsel .

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief examiner

Assistant director of cooperative
bank service

Assistant director of intermediate
credit bank service

Assistant deputy director of land
bank service

Assistant deputy director of produc-
tion credit service..

Assistant director of finance and
accounts

Chief, administrative division

Chief of appraisal review.

Assistant chief of appraisals

(jhief of appraisal engineering

Chief, economic and credit analysis
division

Chief, personnel division

Deputy director of finance and
accounts

Director of information and exten-
sion

Special assistant to governor...

Attorney.

OS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Agricultural economist

Assistant chief, economic and credit
analysis division.

Assistant deputy production credit
commissioner

Associate chief reviewing appraiser..

Chief accountant-

Chief, field accounting section

Chief. loan servicing and real estate
section

Chief, national farm loan associa-
tion section

Chief, operating analysis section

Chief registrar

Chief, securities section _.

Cooperative bank coordinator -

Chief, field accounting and reports
sections

Information officer —

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Assistant chief, administrative divi-
sion

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

13,000
12,200
12,800
12, 800
12,800
12,800

10,800
11,800
11,800

11,800

10,800

10,600

10.600

10,000

21,000

19,200

31,800
10,600
10,400
9.800
10,600

10,600
10,600

10,600

9,800
10,400

8,660

9,360

9,360
17,120
8,360
8,760

9,160

9,160
8,360
8,560
8,560
27,280

8,360

7,440
14,880
8,040

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 500

13,000

12, 000
12,000
12, 000
12,800
11,800

10, 800
11,800
11,800

11,800

10,800

11,050
10,800
10,800

10,600

10,600

10,000

21,000

19,400

21,200
10,600
10,400

10,600
10,600

10,600

9,800

19,200
8,760
9,360

17,320
8,560

9,160

9,160
8,360
8,760
8,560
27, 480

8,360
8,360

8,040
15.080
8,040

8,040

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 10.600

1 10,600

1 10,600

1 10,000

2 19,200
1 8,760

1 9,360

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

43

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule ^ades — Continued
QS-12. Eange $7,040 to $8,040— Con.
Assistant chief, fiscal, joint stoclc
land i^ank, and administrative

section

Assistant chief, loan servicing and

real estate section

Assistant chief, national farm loan

association section . _ - . -

Assistant chief, operating analysis

section

Chief, district personnel section

Chief, reports section —

Investment analyst..-

Reviewing farm credit examiner

Special assistant to governor.-

Chief, cential office personnel sec-
tion - -

Assistant deputy director of inter-
mediate credit bank service

Chief, accounts and budget section..

Hydraulic engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Administrative oflicer

Agricultural economist

Chief, graphic section

Chief, Information and credit anal-
ysis section

Personnel officer.

Reviewing farm credit examiner

Special assistant to governor

Financial analyst

Loan specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief, securities section

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810;

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Farm credit examiner

Information specialist

Personnel assistant

Persoimcl classifier

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,955

OS-6. Eange $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Eange $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Eange $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

C!S-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Cmfts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52.weel£ base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime.

Other payments for personal services:

Board compensation.. ...

AH personal services, departmental..

Field;
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief reviewing land bank appraiser.

Supervising farm credit examiner...
GS-12. Eange $7,040 to $8,040;

Farm credit examiner.

Registrar

Resident farm credit examiner

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Assistant resident farm credit ex-
aminer

Farm credit examiner

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260;

Deputy registrar _

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Farm credit examiner

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,646

GS-5. Eange $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Total permanent, field .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime.

Payments to other agencies for reim-

binsable details ._

All personal services, field.
Personal services.. ._

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 040

8,040

8,040

7,440
7,240
7,640
14,880
24.120
8,040

7,840

8,040
7,040
7,040

5,940
6,340
6,940

6,940
6,940
13,880
6,340
6.140
6,940

5,750

22,740
5,685
5,935

11,120
5,810

14, 985
64, 745
48. 745
133, 565
114,056
103, 360
6,140

14,760

222 1,271.396
26. 7 129, 292

195.3

I, 142, 103

4,440

638

1, 147, 181

12 110,320

2 18, 720

1 8,040

12 94, 280

12 96, 280

40
5

11
1

16

13,880
89, 960

6,125

222, 650

21,275

48, 870

3,535

53,360

129 787, 295
15.8 79,244

113.2 708,051

6,026

2,723

47

275

716. 121

1, 863, 302

1,845,322
17,980

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040
1 8,040

1 7,040

1 7, 240

2

14,880

2

15.280

3

24,120

3

24,120

1

8,040

1

8,040

8,040
7,240
7,240

6,140
6,340

6,940
6,940
20, 020
6.310
6.940
0,940

5,875

22, 115
5,560

1

1

1

2

14

10

34

31

23

2

5,436

5,935

5,060

9,990

65, 120

41,950

133, 940

108, 105

76,530

5,900

12,368

205 1, 206, 753
27.4 164,708

177.6

1, 042, 046
4,000

30,000

1,076,045

12 110,720

2 17. 720

2 15.080

12 94, 680

12 96, 280

2 13, 880
14 89, 660

41

2
12

229, 836
8,660
53,640

16 63, 600

127 783, 555
2. 1 12, 500

124.9 771,0.55

3,000

774, 055

1, 860, 100

1, 850, 100

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040
1 8,040

1 7,040

1 7,440

8,040
7,440
7.440

6,140
6,540

6,940
6,910
20,020
6,640
6,940
6,940

6.000

4 22, 365
1 5,685

5,560

5,935

5,060

10, 240

66,495

42,200

13.5. 816

109. 385

76. 490

5,980

12,368

204 1,210,058
1. 5 8, 918

202.5

1, 201, 140
4,400

45,000

1, 250, 540

2
12
12

2
14

111,120
17, 720

15,080
95,480
96. 480

13,880
91, 360

231, 585
8,785
54,290

16 54, (

127 789. 860
2. 2 13. 200

124. 8 776, 660

3,200

779, 860

2, 030, 400

2, 030, 400

FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ADMINISTRATION

Operations, Federal Civil Defense Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
A verage number of all employees

789
82
826

776

8

707

725

9

707

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$6,697
GS-9.7

$3,223
CPC-6.4

$6,717
GS-9.7

$3,229
CPC-5.4

$6,713

GS-9.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

$3,222

Average grade ..

CPC-5.4

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .. - ..

$4,849,073
490, 599

19,908
36, 193

149,840

$4, 543, 734
74, 100

17, 246
20,394

152,386

$4,461,232

84,900

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

17,194

28, 700

Other payments for personal serv-

145, 974

5,546,613

301,941

48, 995

150, 122

6,222

179, 684

1, 087, 626

744, 636

114,449

104,879

367

14, 367

3,927

4,807,860

278,003

38,660

394,064

.51,400

180, 390

855, 096

1, 433, 192

100, 736

16,000

500

13,209

6,000

4,738,000

02 Travel....

03 Transportation of things

275, 000
62, 000

448, 600

05 Rents and utilitv servicer

62, 000

1,035.500

1,840.000

Services performed byotheragencies.
08 Supplies and materials

2, 052. 000
92, .500

09 Equipment . .

30, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

500
13. 000

Unvouchercd

6,000

Total obligations

8,301,728

8,175,000

10, 635, 000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

3
2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-i.2

$3,943

•Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$13,084

48
464

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

13,596
1,511

08 Supplies and materials

Ohligfitfnn'j inenrred

15, 107

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERCY
COMMISSION

07 Other contractual services

$33,000

$350,000

$350,000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

$5, 572

$10,000

$16,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

792

82

828

775

8

707

725

9

707

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$6, 697
GS-9.7

$3,223

CPC-5.4

$3,943

$6, 717
GS-9.7

$3,229
CPC-5.4

$6,713

Average grade

GS-9.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

.$3,222

CPC-5.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$4, 862, 157
490, 699

19, 956
36, 657
149, 840

U, 543, 734
74,100

17, 246
20,394
152, 386

$4, 461, 232

84,900

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

17, 194

Payment above basic rates.-

0 ther payments for personal services.

28,700
145,974

Total personal services

6, 659, 209

4,807,860

4,738,000

44

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FEDERAL CIVIL DEFENSE ADMINISTRATION— Con.

Operations, Federal Civil Defense Administration — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

$301, 941

48, 995

150, 122

5,222

179, 584

1, 126, 198

744, 636

115, 960

104, 879

367

14, 367

3,927

$278, 003

38, 650

394, 064

51,400

180, 390

1,215,096

1,433,192

100, 736

16,000

500

13, 209

6,000

$275, 000

52, 000

448, 500

52, 000

06 Printing und reproduction

1,035,500
2, 205, 000

Services performed by other agencies-
08 Supplies and materials

2,052,000
92, 500
30, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities —
15 Taxes and assessments ---

500
13, 000

6,000

Total obligations

8, 355, 407

8, 535, 000

11,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Administrator

Deputy administrator

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Kate of .$14,800:

Assistant administr.itor-

Director, Public Affairs Office

Executive assistant administrator..

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

A ssistant administrator

Deputy assistant administrator —

Director. -_

General counsel.

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director

Intelligence ofTicer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Analyst

.Assistant to administrator

-Assistant general counsel

Branch chief

Deputy assistant administrator....

Deputy director

Director... -.„.

Division chief

Economist-

Engineer, general

Executive assistant

Medical officer

Nurse

Physicist

Program platmer

Specialist

Training and education officer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Analyst

Assistant director

Attorney

Branch chief

Deputy director

Director

Division chief

Educationist

Engineer

Facilities self-protection officer

Geographer

Inspector

Instructor

Intelligence officer

Liaison officer

Organi zation and methods examiner-
Physicist

Program plaimer

Security officer

Social psychologist

Specialist

Supply requirements officer

Tactical planner

Training officer

Veterinarian

Women's participation adviser..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Analyst

Assistant branch chief

.attorney...

Branch chief

Educationist

Engineer

Extension director

Field administration officer

Liaison officer —

Medical officer

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 600
1 16,000

29, 600
14, 800
14,800

26, 200
26,200
26,200
13, 000

24,400
12, 800

22,100
11,050
32,400
11,050

11,050
11,050
2.63. 900
21,600
11,050
11,050
21,850
21,600
11,050

32, 650
55,500
11, 650

19, 400

19, 400
9,600
68,000
10,600
29,600
19,600
9,800
97,200

1 10, 400
1 9,800

1 9,800
3 29, 400
1 10, 600

9,600

17 167,800
1 9,800

3 30, 400

1 9,800

1 9,600

2 17, 120
1 8, 660
5 42,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$17,600
16,000

69,200
14,800
14, 800

26, 200
26,200
13,000
13, 000

48, 400
12,800

16,720
17, 120
8,360
60,320

8,560
8,560
8,560

21,850
11,050

11,0,50
11,050
243, 350
22, 100
11, 050
11,050
21,860
21,8,60
11,050
10,800
32, 650
66, 5.50
11.550

9,800
9,600

19, 600
9,600

68,800

29, 800
19, SOO
9,800
98, 200

10, 400
9,800

10, 000

10,600
9,600
9,800

9,600
178.000
9,800
9, OOO
30, 400
9,800
9,800

17, 320
8,660
34, 240

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 500
16,000

14, 800

26, 400
13, 200
13,800
13, 000

61,600
12,800

10, 800

10, 800
11,050
33, 900
11,300
11,300
179, 050
76, 600
11,300
11,060
11,300
21,850
11,300

33,150
22,860

16, 720
8,560
8,660

60,520

8,560
8,560
8,660

19, 800
9,600
39, 800
10, 600
40. 000
10. 000
10. 000
98,400
10,200
10,600

9,600
10, 000

10. 600
9.600
9,800
9,600
9, 600
129. 600
9.800
9,800

20. SOO
9.800

10,000

17,520
8,760

43, 400
8,660

16, 720
8,760
8,500

60,720
9, 360
8,760
8,560
8,760

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
G,S-13. Rauge $8,360 to $9.360— Con.
Organization and methods examiner.

Program planner

Publications officer

Security officer

Specialist

Statistician

Supply officer

Tactical planner

Training officer

Warden officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\.ccount.ant

Administrative officer

.Analyst

Attorney

Auditor.

B ranch chief

Division director

Education and training officer

Engineer

Instructor

News writer

Operations coordinator

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Projects control officer

Property and stock officer

Publications editor.

Publications officer

Records manager

Specialist

Special projects officer

Supply officer

Tactical planner..

08-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

.Administrative officer

.Analyst

Attorney

Branch chief.

Educational specialist

Illustrator

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer...

Procurement officer

Property accounting officer

Publications writer

Specialist —

Tactical planner

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

.Administrative assistant

Statistical officer.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant.

.Attorney

Branch chief

Editorial assistant

Illustrator..

Mail supervisor

Printing officer

Publications control officer

Purchasing agent

Shorthand reporter

Space analyst

Specialist

Storekeeper

Voucher examiner supervisor

GS-S. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,666

Range $2,950 to $3,4.30

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

rPr-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

rPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

CPr-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

Wage Board —

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$34, 240
17, 720
16, 920
34, 240
206, 240
8, 360
9,360
26, 080

16,920

7,040
7,040
7,040
7,240
7,240
7,240
7,240
7,040
44,240

7,240
7,240
7,040
7,240

8,040

4
1
18
1
2

28, 360

7,040

132, 720

7,440

15, 080

12, 280
12, 6R0
12, 880

12, 280
6,940
5,940

13, 880
6,140
6,140

1 6, 140

1 6, 940

1 6, 140

2 11,880

5,500
5,626

5.185
10. 995
5.185

1 5, 310

1 5, 185

GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-.'!.
G.S-2.

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct:
Positions which are reimbursed —
Lapses

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment.

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payraent above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay - -

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental.

6,810

6,310

6.185

5.185

6.185

6.310

5.185

6. 185

43. 6S0

139. 480

215. 625

381,875

73, 955

48, 970

17, 380

5 16, 190
7 20, 184
4 14, 966

522 3, 434, 554

7 73, 340
9.5 31,333

Num- Total
ber salary

$34, 840
17, 720
17,120
34, 240
207, 640
8,560
9,360
26,080

4
1
18
1
2
1

2
2
I
2
1
1
2
1
1

17,120

7,040
7.240
7.240
7.240
7,240
7,240
7,240
7,240
44, 440

7,240
7,240
7.240
7,240

1,040

28. 960
7.240
132, 920
7.640
15.080
7.040

12. 480

12. 680
6.940

12.280
6.940
5. 940

13. 880
6. 140
6,140

6.140
6. 940
6. 140
12,080
6,940

1 5,500

1 5,750

1 5, 185

2 11.120
1 5, 185

1955 estimate

5. 310

5.310

5. 060

5,810

5, 310

5.310

5, 186

6.186

10, 495

5.310

.5. 185

44. 330

1 14. 060

209. 126

360. 290

89, 990

46, .500

17,380

1 3,920

4 12, 040

8 23, 056

4 14, 955

Num- Total
ber salary

4
2
2
3
16
1

3 26, 280
2 17, 120
2 17,920

1 7,240
5 37, 600
4 29, 360

16
1
2

2

605.5

3, 329, 881

288, 871
18,000

100, 400
13, 326

26, 339

106, 231

3,881,048

622 3, 457, 146

6 62. 290
22. 7 160, 078

403.3

3, 234, 778

1,600

57, 100
12,414

12,014

96, 713

3, 422, 619

2 11, ,500

1 5,760

1 5, 310

1 5, 435

1 5, 185

1 5, 060

1 5, 436

1 6, 185

1

1

1

1

4

1

1

7

?S

46

84

29

14

2 6, 060
9 26, 928
4 14. 965

484 3,201,948

6 65, 440
17.7 123,036

460.3

3, 0?3, 472

3, 220, 190

I.XUEPEKDENT OFFICES

45

DETiiL OP PEKSOXAL SERVICES — Continued

Field:
General schedule ^ades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant to director, training center.

Director, regional otlice

Director, training center.

Medical officer

Warning liaison officer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, rescue school

Deputy director, regional office

Director, training school

Education and training officer.

Engineer, general

Warning liaison officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant director, women's affairs.

CivU defense olhcer

Communications officer

Deputy director, region.al office

Education and training officer

Engineer, general

Executive assistant

Facility manager..

Information officer

Instructor..

Liaison officer

Medical officer __.

Public safety officer

.Supply officer ,

Training officer

Transportation officer

Welfare officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Business manager

Communications officer

Instructor

Liaison officer

OS-U. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Administrative service chief

Assistant facility manager

Instructor -

Training officer..

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Cartographer

Chief security patrol

Communications officer..

Instructor

Liaison officer

Supply officer

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

OS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3.655...

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,l.'j0 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3.4.36 to $4.035.

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680.

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454...

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Positions which are reimbursed.
Lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential ...'...

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

1952 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050
97, 950
11.800
66,300
10,800

9.800
50.600
19.200

9.800
38.400

9.600

76,440

67, 280
8,360
8,360
33.640
25,280
8,560
58, 920
16, 920
5S, 520

51. 160
75,640
69,280
75. 440
75.840

7.440

7,040

6.i. 160

92. 520

5.940
6.140
5.940
12.880
5.940

5,310

5.185

27, 176

15.180

2
10
23
36
3
2

3
2
6

18
4
3

9.535

40.450

83. 645

122. 620

9.090

5.980

12. 450
7.480
17. 175
58.640
12. 136
8,216

267 1.694.207

4 44. 700
24.9 130.315

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services.-

238.1

1.519,192

76. 328
7.000
6.582

7.956
2.898

1953 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050
76,600
11,800
67. 050
10,800

9,800

39.400

9.600

9.800

38,400

29,000

59. 320
8.360
50, 900
8.360
8.360
2.5, 280
25.480
8.560
42.200
17, 120
150,480
9,160
51,360
59.320
62. 760
59. 120
59. 520

1 7.440

1 7.040

7 61,080

5 35. 200

5.940
6.140
5.940
12.880
5.940

.^310
5. 185
27. 300
10, 120

10. 120

38. 970

33.235

69. 070

121.580

6.300

5,980

12.575
3.865
17. 176
58.720
12. 136
8.296

253 1. ,592. 557

4 44. 700
43.7 238,901

206.3

1. .308. 956

3.400
4,000
4.832

3,780
4,600

1, 385. 241

5. 545. 613

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$77,850

6 67. 550
1 11,0.50

39,600

1 10.000

4 39,200

3 29,400

7 GO. 320

1 8.360

6 51,560

1 8. 360

26,680
25,680

8,760
43,200
17, 320
68.520

9.160
52, 360
59, 9?0
53. 560
59, 920
80, 120

1 7,240

2 15,080
22 154, 880

1 5,940

6,140

1 5,940

1 5, 435

1 5, 310

5 27, 650

7
2
9
7
18
29
2

35, 420
10, 245
39. 596
29.690
66. 910
100.635
6.460
3.230

12. 675
7.730
17. 175
58.240
12. 136
8.376

241 1,519.382

5 53.860
9.2 27.762

226.8

1. 437, 760

3, 000
5.000
4.877

0,900
4.600

55. 673

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

1.517.810

4. 807. 860

4. 738. 000

FEDERAL COAL MINE SAFETY BOARD OF REVIEW

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

6

5
1
6

6

1

1

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,683
GS-9.8

$7,145
QS-10.4

$7,311

aS-10.4

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

01 Personal services:

$9,001
1,950

$35, 725
18,000

138
30

$36 555

Other positions

18,000
140

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base .

30

Other payments for personal serv-
ices

460

Total personal services

02 Travel

11,411
680

53.893

11.000

60

2.748

1.500

1.400

6.500

1.744

1.000

165

54.725

10.000

50

04 nommnnieatinn services

288

2 000

516

30
20
272
30
20

1.000

07 Other contractual services

4.000
1.544

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

1,000
165

Obligations incurred

12,751

80, 000

75 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Executive secretary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800
1 10, 800

1 5. 185
1 5, 185
1 4, 9.55
1 3. 175

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800
1 11,050

1 5, 185
1 5,435

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 11,300

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $.5,810:

I 5,310

1 5, 560

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 . . .

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

1 3,255

1 3, 335

Total permanent, departmental

6 40, 100
4.7 31,099

5 36, 725

5 36, 565

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1.3 9,001
1,950

5 35, 726

18,000
138

30

5 36, 656

Other positions:

18, 000

Regular pav in excess of 52-week base

140

Payments above basic rates: Overtime
payments

30

Other payments for personal services:
PajTnents to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

460

01 Personal services ... . .

11,411

53. 893

54. 725

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Communications Commission

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

1,236
1,088

1,342
1,200

1, 264
1,137

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule giades:
Average salary

$5, 677
GS-8.2

$5,640
GS-8.3

$5,650

Average grade. _

GS-7.4

Personal service obligations:

$6,069,796
23,525
66, 610

$6. 730, 206
25, 948
55,000

$6, 349, 068

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

24,802
99,130

Total personal service obligations.. .

6,139,931

6,811,154

6, 473, 000

DiTcct Obligations
01 Personal services .

5,830,870

54,764

20,744

151,260

50.523

17. 793

50,219

9,245

104, 155

70,290

2,550

6,491,698
66,000
19,000
173,000
52,000
31,000
4.5, 114
103, 386
135,000
126, 102
13,000

6, 473, 000

90,000

109, 500

175. 000

62,600

06 Printing and reproduction

30, 300

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

OS Supplies and materials

09 Equipment _.

159, 400
95,400
141,300
264,900

48,000

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

6,362,443
309,061

7,255,300
319,456

7, 649, 300

6, 671, 504

7, 574, 756

7,649,300

270200—54-

46

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION—
Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Communications Commission-
Continued

DETAIL OF PKRSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,800;

Commissioners

General schedule ^ades:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Chief accountant. __

Chief engineer

General counsel

Chief of bureau -.

GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Executive officer-

Assistant executive officer.

Secretary

Assistant chief accountant. . -

Assistant chief engineer —

Assistant general counsel

Field coordinator

Chief hearing examiner

Chief of bureau

Assistant chief of bureau

-Attorney

Engineer

Chief of division

GS-H. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Assistant secretary

Hearing examiner

Assistant to general counsel

Assistant to chief engineer

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division

Chief of branch

Attorney

Engineer

Accountant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Information officer

Personnel officer

Hearing examiner

Assistant chief of division.. —

Chief of branch

Assistant chief of branch

Accountant

Attorney

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of division.

Chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of bianch

Rate examiner-

Records officer

Assistant to executive officer

Economist

Accountant

Attorney

Engineer

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Confidential assistant

Secretary .^

Assistant to executive officer..

Records officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Economist

Chief of division

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief of branch

Accountant

Attorney

Engineer

GS-ld. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of division

Persoimel assistant

Position classifier.

Watch officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant...

Rate examiner

Project planner

Editorial specialist

Budget analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Position classifier

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division

Chief of section

Assistant chief of branch

Accountant

Attorney

Engineer

OS-S. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$106. 000

12,200
12,000
12,200
36,600

11,050
10,800
10, 800
32,400
21,600
21,600
10, 600

10,800
44.200

1
14

1
1
9
1
1
6
9
23
6

10. 800
1.54. 700

9,800
9,600
90.200
9.800
10,600
57, 600
S7, 600
225. 400
59,000
88,000

9,360
9,160
26. 080
8,360
114,290

7
15
16

65, 640
128,000
135, 160

67, 320

28, 660

7,040

7,640

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

7 $105,000

1 12, 400

1 12,200

1 12,000

3 3';, 800

1

11,060

11,0.50
33, 150
21, 850
21,8.50
10. 600
10.800
ll.O.W
44, 700
75.600
86, 6.60
168, 000

9,600
9,800
187. 000
9,600
10,600
38, 600
88. 600
207. 400
59, 400
88,800

1 9, 360

1 9, 360

2 17. 120
1 8. 660
6 43. 810

1
10
18
31

7,640
73,600
128, 120
224, 040

33, 100

6.140
6,340

6,540
6,940
31,600
24,660
18,920
62,620
87,720
230, 150

2
1

3
2
3

1
1

4
1
1
1
6
9
1

12
7

16
2

64

21
126
131

11, 500
5,880

15, 305
10,620
15, 305
5.560
5.060

21,240

6,310

5,310

5,660

26, 925

46. 790

6.810

67, 340

37,300

82, 835

10,615

249, 820

91, 420

488,280

457, 445

8 64. 800
17 146. 120
20 171,000

7,040

50, 480

28.960

7.240

7,840

7,040

7,040

7,640

67. 660

199. 920

239. 320

1955 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

7 $105, 000

1 12.400

1 12,400

1 12.000

3 37, 000

1

6 33, 100

7 44. 980

6.740

6.140

25, 560

30, 500

19. 320

60,905

179. 800

304, 430

6.000
.1.600
,% 600
6,880

10, 120
10, 870
10, 495
5,685
5, 186

21, 615

1
4

10

1

9

9

23

2

63

19

149

144

5,685
21. 490
52. 976
,6. 936
61,300
46,040

123,086
10. 240

286, 820
83.055

570, 115

494, 935

1

1
9
I
1
4
9
21
2
5
1

1

1
2
1
2
2
3
16
20

1
7
4
1
1
1
1
1

11
19
25

11,050

10, 800
33,160
22. 100
22, 100
10, 800
10, 800
ILO-W
46. 350
76.600
75. 600
168, 760

9, 600

9. 800
92.000

9,600
10, 600
39. 000
89. 400
209. 400
20,400
60, 000

9,600

9.360
9.360
17,320
8, 560
17.920
16.720
25. 480
136, 960
172, 200

7,040

51, 480

29, 160

7,240

7,840

7,040

7,040

7,840

83. 240

147. 760

184. 200

45,580

1
1
3
3
3
8
17
31

1
1
1
1

1
2

6,740
6.140
19. 420
18. 820
18. 620
61, 320
104, 720
205, 350

6. 000
,6.500
5,626
6, 030

6,185
11,120

1 6,685
1 ,5. 310

16. 706

2 11,245

3 16, 430
10 .63, 600

6
7
16
2
66
14
130
109

27, 925
36, 045
83.706
10. 366
253,000
62, 466
512, 760
384, 195

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-3. Range .$2,9.10 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-1. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $6,060 or above:

Chief of branch

Assistant chief of branch

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range .$10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant chief engineer

GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Regional manager

Accountant in charge

Assistant chief of division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Regional manager

Chief of field office

Assistant chief of division

Engineer in charge - .-

Chief of branch

A ccountant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer in charge

Accountant

Engineer -

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer in charge

As,sistant engineer in charge

.\ ccountant

Engineer -

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

.\ssist.ant engineer in charge

Accountant

Engineer

GS-7. Range $4,208 to $4,955

G.S-0. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4, 160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665 .-

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $:l,430

tlS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464...

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,.662 to $3,032

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

1963 actual 1954 estimate

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Territorial differential

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;

Direct obligations.-.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

Num-
ber

Total
salary

43 $141,610
10 30, 220

1 3. 230

13 38, 216

1

1

22

6.596

6,220

76, 640

816 4, 669, 261
108.5 663.139

707.5

3,996,112
15,415

10, 346
1,915

10, 800

20, 800
10,200
9,600

04, 120
17. 620

8.960
28. 080
42. 800

8.960

24 187. 360

4 28, 960

12 86, 680

16 101,380

9 60, 700

7 43, 380

30 197, 000

39,000

33, 110
468, 580
163. 406
233. 835

85. 766
183, 220

77,960
2,830

1 3, 534
10 31,420

2 6, 024

Num-
ber

Total
salary

61 $195, 700
11 33,480

1 3. 230
12 36,824

1 6, 178

1 5, 762

22 83,441

945 6, 397, 975
112.1 6.56,861

832.9

4,742,114
18, 129

8,000
2,000

1 11,050

2 20, 800
1 10, 400

1 9,600

7 64. 720

2 17. 720

3 28. 0.80
6 43. 200
1 9,160

23
4

181, 120
29,360
65,960

16 102. 580

10 66. 640

7 43. 780

28 182. 320

7
5
89
32
49
19
44
20
1

39, 375

26, 925
487, 110
161,965
219, 165

76. 290
163. 626

62,280
2,830

420 2, 246, 983
39. 2 182, 299

380.1

2. 063. 684
8,110

4,234

8,958

31, 167

2,110,143

6, 139, 931

6, 830, 870
309, 061

10 31, 660
2 0,164

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

55 $183,620
11 34,010

3,230
36,144

1 6, 490

1 6, 032

22 84,064

775 4, 628, 285
58. 7 358, 645

716.3

4, 169, 640
16,072

7,000
2,000

4,194,712

11,060

20,800
10,400
9,800

47.200
17,920

28,680
43, 600
9,160

23 182, 620

4 29. 760

1 8, 040

16 103, 780

10 67, 440

7 44, 680

27 177, 180

7

5

64

152

47

15

60

19

1

39, 625

27, 300
376, 765
667, 540
213, 665

63, 015
206, 865

60, 130
2,910

397 2, 143. 869
29. 1 155. 777

367.9

1. 988, 092
7,819

4,000
9,000
32,000

2, 040, 911

6,811,164

6, 491, 698
319, 466

29,060
6,224

489 2, 492, 899
67. 9 313, 471

421.1

2, 179. 428
8,730

3,700
28,400
58,030

6, 473, 000

6, 473, 000

FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION
SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

393

4

380

377

2

373

352

2

348

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

47

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$7, 170
aS-10.4

.$2,832
CPC-3.0

.$7,315
QS-10.4

$2, 872
CPC-3.0

$7,669

Average grade. .- _.

G.S-10.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

.$3. 032

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

$2, 718, 505
17, 314

10, 426
508

$2. 725. 563
26,500

10.437
500

$2. 670, 000

Other positions -.

26,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base. -- - -

10,000

500

2, 746, 753
352, 576

6,925
88,489

1,264

5,057
10,644
15,428
15,539
14. 444

3,498

2. 7(i3, 000
281.000
19.000
87,000
1,000
4,000
6,000
20,000
10,000
6,000
4,000

2, 707, 000

02 Travel

281.000

03 Transportation of things

7.000

87,000

1,000

4,000

07 Other contractual services

.5.000

Services performed by othei agencies.
08 Supplies and materials.

57. 000
10.000

6,000

15 Taxes and assessments

5,000

Obligations incurred

3, 260, 617

3, 200, 000

3, 170, 000

DET.IIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
.'Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000:

Director

.\ssociate Director..

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

.\ssistant director. _

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant to the director and genera]

counsel

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director of administrative manage-
ment

National office representative

Special representative

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
.\ssociate director of administrative

management--

National office representative

Operations auditor

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chief, procedure.3 and methods di-
vision

08-11. Range $5,940 to .$6,940:
Chief, budget and finance division-.
Chief, procedures and methods di-
vision

Methods e.\aminer...

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Chief, services and supply division.
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

-Administrative assistant

Chief, personnel and reports divi-
sion.

Chief, services and supply division.

Mediator (trainee)

Supply oflTicer

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,4.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional director

GS-H. Range $9,000 to $10,000:

Mediator.

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Mediator ,

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Mediator .

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Mediator _.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000
1 14,800

1 13,200
1 12,000

1 10,800
1 10, 800

1 9,600

4 39,600
1 9.600

1 5, 940

1 5,560

1 5,060

2 10, 120

6
4
10
12
4

27,605
16,805
37, 350
41.620
12.280

5.604

66 310, 344
2. 3 8. 904

301,440

157
5.694
1.163

458

308,912

12 139, 100
50 495, 000
144 1,284,240
10 70, 400
39 233,060

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$16, 000
14,800

13, 40O
12.200

10,800
10,800

9,600

40, 400

9, ciOO

7, 040
5,940

5,185

6, 685

5,185

10, 370

23. 275
17, 180
45, 795
31,4,';5
12.440

5.744

56
2

312.894
6,024

306, 870

500

23,000

1,180

600

332, 0.50

12 138,860
44 439, 800
146 1.304,560
39 274, 560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 000
1 14,800

11,060
11,800
10, SOO

9,800
19,600

1 0, 140
1 6,940

1 5, 876
1 5,310

5.310
5,310
24.150
13, 260
40,100
31,935
6,140

3,032

46 272. 952
1 4, 952

268,000

600

24.500

1,000

294. 500

8 90,650
49 502, 400
170 1. 575, 900

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS~9. Range $5,060 to $6,S10:
Administrative assistant . . .

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $40, 480

GS-7, Range $4,206 to $4,955

12 $5,3. 460
12 45.045
35 122,405
23 72, 570

12 $54,960
12 4.5.670
35 124,005
22 69, 780

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

as^. Range $3,175 to $3.055

8 31, 155
35 12.5. 365

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to .$3,430

22 71, 300

337 2. 615, 280
14.5 98.215

322 2. 4,52. 186
3.7 33,492

306 2, 437, 310

Deduct lapses

4. 6 35, 310

Net permanent, field (average

322.5

2.417,065

11.463
9,263

50

318.3

2, 418, 693

3,000
9, 2.57

301.4

Other positions: Temporary employ-

2, 402. 000
1,500

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base . . .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

9.000

All personal services, field

2.437.841

2. 430, 950

2.412.500

2,746.763

2 763 000

1 707 oon

Boards of Inquiry, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

01 Personal services:

Positions other than permanent

$3,041
247

$6,000

$6,000

3,288

644

50

6,000
1,000
100
100
2,600
100
100

6,000

02 Travel

1,000

100

06 Printing and reproduction

100

1.861

2,600

08 Supplies and materials

100

6

100

5,849

10,000

10, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment -

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay -

$3,041
247

$6,000

$6,000

3,288

6,000

6,000

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Power Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

.Average number of all employees

687
662

695
659

670
629

.Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,639
GS-8.2

$5. 778
GS-8.4

$5,876

GS-8.5

01 Personal services:

$3,760,490
1.695

13,694
977

200

$3,802,780
1,768

15. 102
2.000

$3. 685, 446

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

14, 954
2,000

Other payments for personal scrv-

Total personal services .

3. 767, 066
200,742

2.492
27. 537
20.092
39. 764
20.290

3.200
38.840
13.560

2.458

3.821.650
210.000

3.000
61.500
21.000
91.300
23.450

2.600
40.500
30.000

3.000

3, 702, 400

02 Travel .

216, 300
2,900

04 Communication services

61,. 300

21.000

64.700

07 Other conti actual services

16.200

Services performed by other agencies.

2.600
38.400

09 Equipment

20.200

4.000

4,136,021

4. 308. 000

4, 160, 000

48

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Power Commission — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEUVICES

1953 actual

Departmental: Num-

Special positions at rates equal to or in ber
excess of $12,000;

Commissioner

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief, bureau of accounts, finance

and rates

Chief, bureau of power

General counsel

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant chief, bureau of accounts,

finance and rates

Assistant chief, bureau of power —

Head attorney..

Assistant general counsel

Chief examiner

Chief engineer

Chief, division of gas certificates...

Chief, division of rates

Chief, division of accounts

Chief, division of finance and sta-
tistics

Chief, division of electric resources

and requirements

Cliief, division of licensed projects.

Chief, division of river basins

Examiner

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Secretary of the commission.

Chief, division of budget and

finance..

Chief, division of personnel and ad-
ministrative services

Head, section of electric rate In-
vestigations (division of rates)

Head, section of electric rate in-
vestigations (division of accounts).
Head, section of gas rate Investiga-
tions (division of rates) - -

Head, section of gas rate investiga-
tions (division of accounts)

Head, section of rate filings and con-

ti'act analysis

Head, section of accounting regula-
tions

Head, section of service complaints

and special studies

Head, section of licensed projects

and original cost...

Head, section of engineering analy-
sis

Head, section of power supply

Examiner

Attorney

Head, section of transmission and

coordmation

Head, section of reports and special

studies

Head, section of finance

Head, section of project and land_..
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Head, section of cost estimates

Head, section of declaration of In-
tention

Head, section of power require-
ments

Head, si^ctlon of utility status..

Power utilities accountant

Head, section of rate reports

Head, section of reports and special

studies

Head, section of basin and project

plans .-

Head, section of power reports

Head, section of financial reports.. -

Head, section of statistics

Head, section of project and land...

Head, section of special analysis

Engineer...

Attorney

Examiner

Geologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant secretary

Engineer

-Attorney

Geologist

Assistant chief, division of person-
nel and administrative services...
Assistant chief, division of budget

and finance

Power utilities accountant

Public utilities specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Legal assistant to Commissioner

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant to chairman

Information and editorial specialist.

Engineer

Attorney

Utility analyst

1
1
1
1
1
1
10
11
3
1

1

28
8
3

1
1
14
5
1

Total
salary

12, 200
12, 000
12, 000

11,060
10.800
11. 0.50
32, 650
11.050
11.800
10,800
11, 050
11,050

11.050

11.050
11,050
11, 050

1954 estimate

10,600
10,400
10. 400
10.200
9.600
10. 400
9.600
9,800
9,600

9,600

9,600
9,800
39, 800
29. 400

9,800

9.600

9,360
8,960

8,760
17, 920
8,360

9,160

8,560
8,360
8.360
8.360
9.360
8.960
85. 200
95, 960
26, 080
8,560

7,840
209, 920
.58, 120
21,320

7,240

7,440

30,960

7,640

8,040

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $75, 000

12, 40n
12. 200
12. 000

11,300
11,050
22, 100
22.100
11.300
11,800
11,050
11.300
11.300

11,300

11.300
11.300
11.300
10.800

10,600

10.400

10. 600

10. 400

9.800

10. 600

9.600

10. 000

9.800

9,600

9.800

9.800
9.800
87. 800
58, 000

9,800

9.600
9.800
9.600

9,360

8,900

8,960

8,960

26, 480

8, 560

Num-
ber

5,940

5,940

89,360

31,900

6,940

1

26

1

15

7

I

1955 estimate

Total
salary

8,560
8.560
8. 560
8,560

9, 360
94. 760
94. 7611
9, 100
8,660

8,040
196, 440
43, 840
21,920

7,440

7,640
23,120
21,920

6,140
96, 100
43, 980

6,940

6 $75, 000

1 12, 600
1 12,400
1 12, 200

11,5.50
11, 300
22.100
32.900
10,800
11,800
11,300
11, 300
11,300

11.300

1 11.300
1 11.300
1 11,300

1

10

u
1
1

1

25
6
3

10, 600
10.600
10,600
10, 400
10, 000
10.600

9.600
10, 200
10, 000

9,600

10, 000

9,800
10. 000
87. 200
29, 600

10, 000

9. 600
9.800
9.600

9.360

9,160

9,160
8,960
26, 680
8.760

8,760
8,760
8.760
8,760

9,360

87.400

95, 560

9,360

8, 760

8,040
190, 800
36,600
22, 120

7,440

7,6(0
23, 520
22,120

35,200

1 6, 340

14 89,960

7 44, 380

1 6, 940

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBViCBS — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-11, Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.
Head, section of maps and drafting.

Power utilities accountant

Public utilities specialist

Geologist

Librarian

QS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Power utilities accountant

Land investigator

Head, section of administrative

services

Confidential assistant to Commis-
sioner

n.S-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Confidential assistant to Commis-
sioner

Engineer

Examiner of accounts -.

Administrative assistant

.\ttorney

Budget analyst

Land investigator

Statistician

Geologist

Power utilities accountant

Records officer

Head, section of fiscal control

Librarian

Public utilities specialist

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4. .545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,100

GS^. Range .$3,175 to $;J.655

GS-3. Range $2.9.'i0 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $:J,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,760 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

Positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above;

Range $2.38 to $2.76

Range $2.21 to $2.56.

Equivalent to less than $6,060:

Range .$2.05 to $2.38

Range $1.88 to $2.18

Range $1.71 to $1.98

Range $1.54 to $1.78

Range $1.37 to $1.58

Range $1.29 to $1.50

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 140

1 6, 140

3 18, 820

1 6,000

1 6, 000

1 6, 125

4 23, 625

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. .

Payment above basic rates; Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
Q>S-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional engineer

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional engineer

Supervising accountant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Regional engineer

Power utilities accountant

Public utility specialist

Examiner of accounts..

Supervising accountant...

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

Examiner of accounts

Power utilities accountant

Public utilities specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer.

Examiner of accounts

Power utilities accountant

Economic analvst

QS-10. Range .$5,500 to $6,250:

Examiner of accounts

Power utilities accountant...

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Examiner of accounts

Power utilities accountant

Engineer

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to .$3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

QS-2. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

5.060
64.345

5. 810

5.810
36, 045

5,810

5,685

25. 675

10. 620

5,810

,5. 810

5.810

16, 180

10, 740

137, 150

115,420

196,425

260, 230

169. 950

24, 560

1 3, 2.30

9 24. 008

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 340
6,340

12,880
5,940
5,940

1 6, 125
1 6, 250
5 29, 500

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 340
6,340
6,140
5,940
5,940

6,491
5,096

9,215
8,652
8,236
10, 478
15,695
6,949

474 2, 604, 685
17.7 73,122

456.3

2, 531, 463

1.695

200

9,178

2, 543, 513

80, 275
5,810
5.810

20,615
5,810
5.060
5,810

20, 740

16,930
5,060
5, 935

3
2
28
24
50
79
45
7

1
9

16. 430
10, 865.
129.606
107, 706
198. 500
279, 625
146. 990
22, 130

3,230
24.728

5.741
5,325

9,672
8,860
8,236
10, 608
16,285
2,829

1 6.250
1 6, 250
5 29. 875

81,930
5,810
5,810

25, 925
5,935

5,810
21,240
16, 305
5,186
5,935

472 2, 675, 474
26. 0 141, 683

446.0

2, 533, 891

1,768

10,019
2,000

2, 547, 678

Total permanent, field..

1 10.800
3 28, 800

9,360
17, 120

8,960
9,360
96, 760

29 221, 760

3 23, 520

6 42, 840

1 7. 240

26 170, 240

6 33. 700

3 19, 020

2 11,880

4
2

10
6
18
11
19
11
12
17
7
1

23, 875
11,250

58, 600
31.860
100, 455
54, 820
84, 770
46, 245
47, 170
69, 735
22. 570
2,760

213 1,254,460

29, 400
9,600

9,360
17, 120
8,360
9,160

13 112,880

6
1

29
5
6

214,320

15, 680

43, 040

7,240

188, 860
34. 100
37, 040

17
13
21

8
14
14

7

30, 375

27. 875

69, 100
47, 790

93, 895

64, 560

94, 305
33. 610

65, 240
49, 330
22, 330

3

2
27
24
46
76
45

6

16,680
10, 866
126,786
108, 330
187, 360
271,535
149, 230
19,460

3, 230
25,368

6,741
5. 325

9.900
9.068
8,236
10,940
16,430
2,974

460 2, 638, 627
25.0 146,317

435.0

2, 492, 310

10, 068
2,000

2, 504, 368

3 29, 600
1 9, 600

9,360
17,120
8,360
9,160

13 114,680

28
2

216,120
15,880
43,640
7,440

184, 920
34,500
31,300

223 1,325,620

30,750
28, 875

59,350
38. 170
100, 205
45, 955
79, 485
26, 645
55, 990
49, 970
22,660

210 1,280,775

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

49

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

7.5 $35,433

Num- Total
ber salary

10. 2 $56, 731

Num- Total
ber salary

15. 6 $87, 639

Xet permanent, field (average num-

205.5

1.219,027
4,516

212.8

1,268,889
5,083

194.4

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base-..

1, 193, 136
4,896

All personal services, field

1, 223, 543

1.273,972

1,198,032

01 Personal services

3,767,056

3,821,650

3, 702, 400

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Trade Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estiraaie

Total number of permanent positions

700
653

648
611

678
635

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

.$5,960
GS-8.6

$2,967
CPC-3.5

$4,428

$6,130

as-s.8

$.3,077

CPC-3.S

$4,863

$6. 047

GS-S.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,101

CPC-3.6

Ungraded positions: Average salarj-

$4,846

01 Personal services:

$3,862,226
14, 551
9,461

$3. 739, 478
13,822
10,000

$3, 834, 420

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates

16. 480
10.000

Total personal services _

3,886,238

144, 733

778

27, 675

13.408

27, 746

23,675

11,419

35. 039

6.478

45

3, 763, 300
140. 000

2.500
51,000
13,500
15,000
24,500
15,000
27.000

2,000

3. 860, 900

02 Travel

148.500

03 Transportation of things . .

2.600

04 Communication services

06 000

05 Rents and utility services

19,500

06 Printing and reproduction

15,000

24,500

Services performed by other agenoics.

18,100
31,000

09 EQuipment

14,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Obligations incurred

4, 177, 234

4,053,800

4,200,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner

General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

General counsel

Director, bureau of antimonopoly-..
Director, bureau of antideceptive

practices

Director, bureau of industry

cooperation

Director, bureau of industrial

economics...

Economic and marketing adviser to

the commission

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Executive director...

Executive assistant to chairman

Assistant general counsel

Assistant director, bureau of anti-
monopoly

.\ssistant director, bureau of anti-
deceptive practices

-\ssistant director, bureau of in-
dustry cooperation

Assistant director, bureau of

industrial economics

-Attorneys

Hearing examiners

Chief of division

Medical officer

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Secretary

Assistant to chairman

Chief of division ,

Director of personnel

Hearing examiner

.Vttorney

Medical" oflJcer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75,000

I 12,200

1 12, 200

I 12.000

1 12, 200

1 12. 200

11.800
10.800
46,200

11,550

10.800

11.800

32,900
10,800

5 66,000

1 9,600
5 51,800

9 92,800

37 369,600

2 20,400

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$75,000

12,000
12,400

12,000

12,400

12,200

ll.O.W
10,800
46.400

11.550

11,800

.33, 150

21.. 8.50
97.200
46. 200
11,050

9.60O

9,600

31, 200

9,600

374. 600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 .$75,000

12.200
12.400

12. 200

12.400

12,400

12,000

11,050
10.800
46,400

11.800

11,050

11,300

22,350
21.850
98,450
46,600
11.050

9,800

9, son

31,400
9.600

38 383,800
1 9,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Chemist

Economic analyst

Accoimtant

Statistician...

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of division

.\ttorney

Economic analyst

Accountant

Information specialist -

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of division

Attorney

Economic analyst

.\ccountant

Investigator

Statistician

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Economic analyst

Accountant

Investigator

Administrative officer

Information specialist

Librarian...

Statistician

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Administrative assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

-Attorney..

Economic analyst

Accountant

Investigator..

Administrative assistant

Editor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to -$4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.'>45

QS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to .$:i.430

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to .$3,2.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range .$.3,4.35 to .$4,0:i5

CPC-6, Range $3,200 to $3,6.S0

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,2.30

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to$3,o:J2

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Interdepartmental lithographic wage
board grades:

WB-18. Range $4,950 to $5,741

WB-15. Range $4,451 to $5.158

WB-14. Range $4,264 to $4,950

WB-10. Range $3,557 to $4,1 18

WB-7. Range $3,141 to $3,640

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay In excess of .52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay ___

.\11 personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, branch office

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.attorney

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ttomey

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.\ttomev .-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955.. -

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4..545

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3.6.55

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to .$3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

.\11 personal services, field

01 Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

6 59.000

1 9,800

1 9,800

1
49

1

8.560

428.480

8,760

18,720

3
26
3
4
4
1

20
3
7
9
5

24,880
192, 040
21,720
29.560
30.360
7,240

115,860
17,820
45, 480
58. 460
31, 900

1 6,540
1 6, 140

3 IS, 000

12 62, 845

46,415

10, 245

34,485

21,615

11,245

24, 475

208, 030

111,285

277,615

219,140

165, 745

12,420

7,770
3,360
3,230
20. 184
9,960

5.491
4,950
14,082
7,345

3, 323, 302
3.7

259, 370

516.3

3, 063, 932
11,614

3,085,007

G 60, 200
15 129, 600

IS 135, 240
19 120, 560

44
7
4
6

14

226, 515
30. 810
16,920
22. 970
48. S30
19, 005
2.830

140 813.500
2.6 15,206

137.4

798, 294
2,937

801,231

3, 886, 238

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,800

6 69. 600

1 9.800

1 9,800

8,560

440,800

8,960

18,720

2
26
3
5
3
1

13
3

5
7
5

14,880
191.840
22,120
38,000
22.720
7,440

81,420
18,220
32, 100
45, 380
32, 500

1 6, 740
1 6, 340

1 6, 625

14 73. 340

42,355

10, 495

29.300

16,180

11,495

25,600

183,200

115,695

259,170

215,036

139,240

9,370

2 8, 070
1 3,440
1 3, 230
7 20, 584

3 7,750

6,741
6.15S
9,672
3,744

517

3,181,729
30.6

188,155

486.4

2, 993, 574
11,090

18 135,920
17 109,380

211, 760
18, 445
17,305
26. 755
42, 340
19, 365
2,910

131 785, 730
6.6 39,826

124.4

745, 904
2,732

748, 636

3, 763, 300

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

7 70.200

1 10,000

1 10,000

1

47
1
2
1

2
25
3

3
3

12
3
6
7
5
1
1
1

a

5

3

2

5

53

28

67

65

54

3

2
1
1
7
3

8,760
415, 920
8,960
18,920
8,360

15, 080
183, 400
22, 320
52, 480
22,920
21,720

76,280
18, 220
38,640
46, 780
32,900
6,940
6,740
6,340

5,750

74,090

42, 730

10,620

29,900

16, 430

11,620

25,850

243, 320

120,490

270, 775

228, 935

169, 540

9,530

8,170
3,520
3,230
20, 664
7,830

6,032
5. 387
10, 109
3,910
3,640

554

3, 347, 452
38.2

231,030

515.8

3, 116, 422
13,600

10,000

3,140,022

6 61,000
16 141,560

18 130,520
16 102,840

35
3
4

8
11
6
1

184, 100
13, 240
17,555
30, 540
38, 846
19, 606
2,990

124 748,795
5. 1 30, 797

717,998
2,880

720,878

3, 860, 900

50

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE

Salaries and Expenses, General Accounting Office

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees _

B. 479
6,218

K. 421
6,158

6,281
6.088

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,794
GS-6.9

.$4. 812

as-6.9

$4. 870

r,s-7.o

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-wcek base--
Pa\'ment above basic rates .

$29, 192, 563
110,339
41,761

$29. 587. 700
114.300
98, 000

$29. 514. 700
115. .300
109. 000

Total personal service obligations...

29, 344, 663

29, 800, 000

29, 739. 000

Direcl OhligaUons

29,-326.724
842,610

82, 282
108, 684
234, 734
147, 148
228, 133
195, 682

61,810

29. 800. 000

1. 060. 000

100. 000

216. 000

240. 000

150.000

394. 000

200. 000

75.000

1.000

55.000

29, 73B. nno

02 Travel

1 240, (KKI

1011. 11(111

240,(10(1

07 Other contractual services

150 1)00

2110. 0110

09 Equipment..

60 000

1,000

16 Taxes and assessments

85. 000

31,227,807

32. 281. 000

32. 200. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services . . .

17, 939
5,323

02 Travel...

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts.

23, 262

Total obligations

31, 261, 069

32, 281, 000

32 200 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $14,800:
Comptroller General

Num- Total
ber salary

1 .$17,500
1 10, 000

1 14, 800

1 14, 800

1 14,800

1 14.800

2 2(5,000

1 12, 200
4 49, 000
1 12,200
1 12, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17,600
1 16,000

1 14,800
1 14,800

1 14,800

1 14, 800

2 26, 000

1 12, 200
4 49, 000
1 12, 400
1 12, 200
1 12.200
1 12, 400

4 48, 600

1 11,800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17 500

Assistant Comptroller General

General schedule grades:
QS-18. Range $14,800;
Assistant to the Comptroller

1 16, 000
1 14 80O

General counsel

1 14 800

Director, accounting systems divi-

1 14, 800

Director of audits

1 14 800

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Associate general coimsel

2 26 000

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant to the Comptroller

4 49, 000
1 12 400

Chief of investigations

Associate general counsel

1 12, 200
1 12, 200

2 24,200
4 48, 600

Associate director, accounting sys-
tems division

4 48 600

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

1 11,800

Executive ofificer

1 11,800

1 10, 800

1 11,800

1 11,800
1 10. 800
1 10, 800
1 11,060

6 67,800

1 10, 800

2 21, 860
13 144,160

1 10,800

7 70, 200

1 10, 800

Associate chief of investigations

1 10, 600
1 11,050

6 67, 530

1 10, 800

Assistant director, accounting sys-

6 67, 800

1 10, 800

Accountant

2 22, 350

11 121,320

1 10, 800

4 40, 400

1 10, 200

2 19, 200

3 30, 200

4 40, 400

2 21 860

13 144,150

Director, European branch...

1 10, 800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

7 70, 200

Assistant executive ofificer

3 28, 800

1 9,600

1 10, 200

2 19, 200
5 49, 400
1 9,600

3 28,800

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Assistant chief of division...

Chief of subdivision. .

1 10, 200

2 19. 200

Assistant chief of investigations

Chief of siiecial reports section

5 49, 400

6 49. 400
1 9. 600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Assistjint general counsel

Systems accountant

Supervisory auditor

Cost auditor

Assistant director of personnel

Investigator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:

Budget analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Legislative attorney

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Investigator

Chief, procedures and internal re-
view

Systems accoimtant

Supervisory auditor

Cost auditor..

Chief of branch

.\ssistant chief of branch

Chief of subdivision

Chief of section

Administrative oflflcer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

C hief clerk

Organization and methods examiner

Attorney

Investigator

Systems accountant

Supervisory auditor

Fiscal auditor

Cost auditor

Administrative ofRcer

Assistant to chief of division

Chief of section

Assistant chief of section

.\ssistant to director of personnel. . .

Technical assistant

Executive secretary. Civil Service

Board of Expert "Examiners

Procedures and internal reviewer _ _ _

GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:
Organization and methods examiner

Legislative attorney

Attorney

Investigator

Systems accountant

Supervisory auditor. . .

-\ssistant to chief of branch

Chief of subdivision _

Assistant to chief of subdivision _ .

Chief of section

.\ssistant chief of section

.\djudicator

Fiscal auditor

Cost auditor

Position classifier

Technical assistant

Law librarian

Persoiuiel analyst

.administrative officer

Transportation technician

Freight technician

Passenger technician

Procedures and internal reviewer.

Budget analvst

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Chief of section _

Chief of party

.\ssistant chief of section

Adjudicator

Claims examiner

.\ssistant chief of subdivision

Tabulating equipment operative

sui^ervisor

I'nit head

Transportation technician

Freight technician -

Passenger technician

Fiscal auditor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Organization and methods examiner

Legislative attorney

Assistant attorney

Investigator

Technical assistant.

Illustrator

Chief of section

Assistant chief of section

.\dministrative assistant

Systems accountant

Fiscal auditor

Accountant

Cost auditor

Assistant staff manager

Acco mi ts examiner

Claims examiner

Budget analyst

Unit head

.\ssistant unit head...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$91,146
195, 220
275, 650
30, 400
10, 400
38,600

8,760

8,560
8,360

306, 460
16, 720

199, 720

24
67
23
3
4
2
11
1

1

6

43

52

17

97

2

33

2

2

14

14

1

9

206,608

669,360

210, 910

27,880

35,200

18,120

97,236

8,960

7,240

37,680

320,000

385, 930

122, 318

691, 160

14,200

252, 680

14,880

15,880

103, 960

106, 320

8,040

67, 560

1 7,040

2 15,080

3
2
14
60
6
113

1

1

4

19

10

106

4

100

1

10

1

3

1

10

6

19,820
13. 080
87.292
378,400
36,728

683. 320
6.940
6.340
26. 160

125, 620

64. 520
689. 000

27.200
646. OOO

6.145
67. 000

6.263

18. 420
6.140

65. 400
39. 600
32. 300

19. 220

1 6. 2.50

1 6. 250

4 24. 625
216

1,300.750

10 59, 626

1 5, 750

I

1

4

70

31

22

2
1

4
50
6
1
6
3
3
2
17
2
140
1
1
8
2

5, 876

6. 000
24. 000

420.000
186, 775
128, 700

11, 120

6,425

22, 866

271,050

33. 986

5,060

28,176

17,055

16, 699

10, 809

95, 645

10, 246

784, 000

5,310

5,810

42, 200

10,870

40,420

5,085

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$91, 600

217,000

382, 400

10,600

10, 400

48,200

3
1

35
1

28

1
26
76
16
4
4

25,480
8.360

.308. 200
8,360

241,880

8,360
226, 760
647, 160
146,960
36. 440
34, 840

10 90,000
I 8, 960

44
71
18
106

1
33

1

2
16
15

1

327, 960
620,040
130, 320
757, 840

7,240
253, 920

7,440
16,080
120,240
114,600

8,040
68,160

1 7, 040
3 22, 720

2

10

73

4

130

1

1

6

19

n

94
4

96
2

11
1
4

I

13.080

62, 800

458,820

25,160

787. 195

6,940

6.340

38. 240

125. 660

71. 940

619. 160

26. 960

623. 710

12. 080
71. 940

6,340
25. 760

13. 280
77.680
46. 380
32.600
63.320

5.940

6,250

4 24, 625
203

1. 233, 250
10 69, 625

1 5. 875

1

I

7

84

36

26

1
1
5

35
5
1
6
1
4
2

16
2

6, 000
6, 125
41,000
499, 875
215,000
150, 250

5,660

6.435
27, 560
189. 757
27, 550

5,060
33, 610

5,810
21, 865
10, 995
90, 085
10,245

129 729, 240

1 5, 310

1 6, 810
8 42, 605

2 10, 120
7 40,420
1 6,685

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$91, 600

217, 000

382, 400

10,600

10, 400

48,200

9
22
39
1
1
5

25,480
8,360

308,200
8,360

241,880

8,360
225,760
705,680
128,590
36,440
34,840

10 90,000
1 8, 960

44

71

18

132

1
33

1

2
16
12

1
10

327,960

520,040

130, 320

940,880

7,240

253, 920

7,440

16, 080

120, 240

92, 470

8,040

75,200

1 7, 040
3 22, 720

2

10
73

4

170

I

1

1

6
18
11
88

13, 080
62,800
4.58, 820
25,160

1, 024, 795

6,940

6,340

.38, 240

119.520

17. 940

,579. 275

89
2

11
1
4
2

12
7
5

678. 230
12, 080
71,940

6,340
25, 760
13.280
77,680
46, 380
32, 600
63. 320

5.940

4 24,625
154

935, 869
10 59, 625

1 6. 875

6,000

6.125

29,170

492, 875

216,015

160,260

6,560
6,436

27,550
189, 757

27,560
6,060

38,670

4
2
14
2
122
1
1
8
2
7
1

21,865

10, 996

78, 825

10, 245

689,700

6.310

5,810

42,605

10, 120

40,420

6,685

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

51

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

General schedule eradcs— Continued

ber salary

bcr salary

ber salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

122

$622. 120

171

$878, 520

248

$1, 268, 140

Time, leave, and payroll supervisor-

1 5,810

1 5,810

1 5, 810

1 5, 435

1 5, 435

1 5, 435

Placement officer

2 11,420
2 10, 270

2 11.620
2 10. 370

2 11,620

3 15. 430

Position cBs^iifier

1 5,060

1 5.060

1 5.060

1 5,310

I .5. 310

1 5,310

Transportation technician ,.

4 21.000

6 30, 9S5

4 20. 660

Freigh t techn ician

31 161.000

31 162,049

29 151,839

24 134,000

21 116,976

21 116,976

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $5,370 - - -

475

574

607

2,341,846

2,792.798

2, 967, 032

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

864

924

902

4,028,451

4, 292, 360

4, 185, 520

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

386

216

208

1,637,954

918, 575

891, 508

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160. -

488

436

392

1,845,428

1,660,335

1, 493, 110

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

671

646

602

2,358,889

2,281,952

2, 129, 748

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 -

1,011

1,021

934

3.282,386

3, 343, 115

3,066,511

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 -

552

475

445

1, 620, 550

1,431,819

1,341,869

Crafts, protective, and custodial service:

CPC-7. Range $3,425 to $4,035

4 10,140

4 15,940

4 15, 940

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

5 18, 200

5 17, 920

5 17,920

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,4.54—

2 7,068

2 7, 148

2 7,148

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $;i.230

8 25. 572

8 2.5. fi«0

8 25, 680

CPC^S. Range $2,552 to $3.032

88 256.844

82 238,165

81 235, 370

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840 -

7 18, 670

6 16. 130

6 16, 130

L-12. Range $3,370 to $4,118

1 4.410

1 4.534

1 4,534

1^10. Range $3,078 to $3,474 ..-

5 18.890

5 19,094

5 19, 094

Total permanent, departmental

6.479

6,421

6,281

30,397,927

30, 728, 462

30, 409, 595

Deduct lapses . .

261

263

193

1,205,364

1,140,762

894, 895

Net permanent, departmental (av-

enige number, net salary)

6,218

6,158

6,088

29, 192, 563

29. .587. 700

29, 514, 700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

110,339

114,300

11.5,300

Payment above basic rates: Living and

41,761

98. 000

109, 000

29,344,663

29, 800, 000

29.739,000

Salaries in (he foregoing schedule are dis-

tributed as follows:

29 320, 724

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

17, 939

INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Indian Claims Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

U
U

14
13

14
14

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.\verage salary

$5. 917
GS-8.3
.$14,800

.$6. 104

ns-8,6

$14, 800

$6. 171

(iS-8.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$14. 8O0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$89, 312
155

$108. 224
168

$112, 308

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base . .

264

89, 467
296
537
1.59
103

64
273
138

34

108, 392

3,560

700

240

100

50

3.50

2,000

108

112.572

02 Travel

2.700

700

06 Printing and reproduction

220

07 Other contractual services

100

Services performed by otheragencies.
08 Supplies and materials . -.

50
3.50

200

15 Taxes and assessments

108

91.071

115,500

117,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Positions at $14,800 established by 66
Stat. 121:

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $44. 400

2 17. 920
1 8.960

4 17. 180
1 2.950

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $44, 400

4 35. 040

1 9.160
4 16. 805

2 6. 140

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $44, 400

General schedule grades:
08-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:
Investigator

Clerk and administrative officer

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

4 35, 040
1 9,360
4 17. 208

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2 6,300

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

11 91.410
0.2 2.098

14 111,545
0.7 3,321

14 112,308

Net permanent, departmental (av-

10.8 89,312
155

13.3 108,224
168

14 112,308

Regular pay in excess of 52-\veek base...

264

89, 467

108, 392

112,572

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Interstate Commerce Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

\verage number of all employees _. . .

1,919
1,849

1,926
1,881

1,934
1,918

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5. 397
GS-7.7

$.5,419
OS-7.8

$5, 419

GS-7.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$9,953,270

$10,185,328

$10. 382, 414

2.500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates

37,596
1,068

38,061
2,500

38, 614
2,600

Total personal services . .. .

9,991,934

482, 815
4.944
55, 938

10,225,879

527. 320

5.850

54. 200

40,000

51,000

175,000

83,300

116.300

18.076

10, 426, 028

550,000

5,850

.54.200

45. 000

05 Rents and utility services

49,966

171.438

100. 302

122. 778

21,723

20

7,173

61,000

175, 000

83.300

11 6, .300

40, 476

7,075

7,075

Total obligations

11,009,031

11,304,000

11,554,229

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Num
ber

11

- Total
salarj'

tl65, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $165,000

I 14. 800

1 13,000

1 13, 200

5 61,800

2 21.860

1 10,800

3 33, 150

2 21,600
1 11,800
1 10,800
1 11.050
1 11,050

5 55, 600

6 64, 250
17 186,850

1 10,800

4 38, 600

Num
bcr

11

1

1
1

5

1
3
2
1
1
1
1
6
5
17
1

4

■ Total
salary

$105,000

General schedule grades;
GS-18. Range $14,800: Managing direc-

14.800

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

1
1

5

2

13.000
13,200

61,800

22,100

13. 200

Director. -

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800: Direc-
tor --

13,400
62,800

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

21,850

10,800

3
2

1

33, 150
21,600
11,800

33,900

Associate chief counsel

22,100

11.800

10,800

1
1
5
1
9
1

4

11,050
11,050
66, 750
11,050
102, 450
11,800

38,600

11,300

11,050

54,500

54,250

185, 850

10,800

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief coimsel

39,000

52

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Interstate Commerce Commission — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntillUOd

1963 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule prades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con

Assistant cliief of section

Assistant director

Budget officer-

Chief carrier research analyst

Chief of bureau

Chief of loans section

Chief of section

Examiner

Head land appraiser..

Head valuation engineer —

Hearing examiner

Hearing examiner (ch ief of section) . .
Supervisor transportation utilities

accountant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief of section

Assistant secretary

Assistant to director

.\ttorney

Chairman, fourth section board

Chairman of board

Chief accountant

Chief of section.

Examiner

Field assistant

Hearing examiner

Management specialist

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel director

Safety engineer.

Statistical analyst

Transport economist

Transportation utilities accountant.
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

.Analytical statistician (economics). .

.\ssistant chief of office.

Attorney...

Chief explosives agent...

Chief of section

Cost accountant

Economic and statistical analyst —

Employment officer

Engineer, civil .

Engineer, radio

Engineer, signal

Examiner .-

Hearing examiner..

l-and appraiser

Mechanical enghicer

Member of board

Position classifier

Public utilities economist

Statistical analyst .

Transport analyst

Transportation rate analyst

Transportation utilities accountant-
Valuation engineer.

OS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Adjudicator

Administrative officer

Assistant chief explosives agent

Assistant chief of office

Assistant to director...

Attorney

Attorney-editor

Chief, freight rate branch..

Chief of section

Cost accountant

Engineer

Examiner

Hearing examiner

Land appraiser

Librarian

Mechanical engineer

Position classifier

Rate and tariiT analyst

Safety engineer

Statistical officer

Transport economist

Transportation utilities accountant.

Valuation engineer

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,260:

.Adjudicator

Administrative officer

.Assistant chief, freight rate branch..

Chief, freight tariff branch

Chief report writer

Chief, special permission branch

Chief, waybill branch

Cost accountant

Examiner

Fiscal officer

Rate and tariff analyst

Statistical officer

Transportation tariff reviewer

Transportation utilities accountant

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 400

69,200

9. SOO

10, 600

10.600

9,800

39. 400

127. 800

10, 400

9.800

219, 800

9.800

1964 estimate 1965 estimate

1 10. 600

3
1
2
4
I
1
1
3
7
1
29

26, 080

9,360

18. 720

33. 440

8,360

9.160

8.560

26. 880

59. 520

8.360

250, 640

8,360
8.960
8.560

27. 080
9.360

43. 400

7,440
7,240

82. 040

7.240

46. 040

7.240

7, 640

7,240

7.240

8. 040

8.040

107, 800

234,280

8,040

6 36. 800

",840
7,240
15. 280
7.240
62, 120
23, 920

IS, 420

12. 2S0
6.340
6.140

26. 960

38. 240

fi. 940

13, 080
13.880
19.620
20, 820

198, 620
92,900
6. 140
6.940
6.740
6,140

2
1
3
5
10

2
6
2
2
3
1
1

13, 280
6,340
18, 620
32, 100
68, 400

12,000

36, 626

12. 000

11,750

18,126

6,000

6. 126

12. 000

11.876

0, OOO

Num- Total
ber salary

$69. 200

9,800

10, 600

10,600

9.800

39, 000

78, 400

10, 400

9,800

223, 400

9,800

1 10, 600

3
1
2
6
1
1
1
2

16
1

31
3

26, 080
9. 360

18, 720

50,160
8,360
9,160
8.360

17, 320

134, 960

8,960

269, 960

25. 080

Num- Total
ber salary

9.160
8. 660

27. 080
9.360

43, 600

1 7, 440

1 7,240

1 7, 040

9 67, 360

46, 040

14,480
7,640
7,240
7.240
S, 040
8,040
206, 760
198, 120
8,040
7,040

36.800
7,040

14, 880
7,240

16. 2S0
7.240

61.720

23, 120

3 IS, 420
2 12,680
1 6,340

20, 020
26. 160
6,940
13, 080
13, 880

19, 420

20, 820
143. 760

29.700
6.140
6.940

1
1
2
1
3
6
10

2
2

2
3
1
1

5.940
6.140
13. 280
6.340
18. 620
32, 300
66, 400

12,000
12, 376
12,000
11,750
18, 125
6,000
6, 126

2 12, 126
1 6,000
4 25,000

11,876
6, 000

18. 375

11.760
6,000

24, 625

$69. 600
10. 000
10, 600
10,600
9,800
.39. 000
78. 400
10.600
10. 000

223. 400
10. 000

1 10, 600

3
1
2
6
1
1
1
2

16
1

31
3

26,600
8,360

18, 720

50.160
8.660
9.360
8.360

17, 320

133. 960

8.960

269. 960

25, 080

1 9, 160

1 8, 660

3 26. 280

1 9. 360

5 42. 600

1 7, 640

1 7. 440

1 7. 040

9 67, 760

46, 440

14, 480
7,840
7.440
7.240
8,040
8,040
206, 760
198, 120
8.040
7.040

37. 200
7.040

14, 880
7, 440

16, 480
7.440

60. 720

23. 120

3 18. 020
2 12.680
1 6, 540

20. 020

25. 760

6.940

13,480

13, 880

19. 420

20, 820

143, 760

29,700

6. :i40

6.940

1
1
2
1
3
5
10

2
2

6,940
6,140
13, 280
6, .540
19.020
32, 300
66.000

11,000
12, 625
12, 2,60
12,000
18, 600
6,126
6,250

11, 600
0, 125

18, 375

12, 000
6, 126

23, 125

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Adjudicator

.Administrative assistant

.Assistant chief, freight tariff branch.
.Assistant chief, special permission

branch

Assistant chief, waybill branch

.Assistant librarian

.Attorney

Chief, passenger tariff branch

Chief, temporary authority unit

.Assistant to chief of section

Budget analyst

Chief clerk

Chief, mailing unit

Cost accountant

Digest reviewer

Economist

Employment officer

Examiner

Explosives agent

Federal register codifier

Insurance examiner

Mechanical engineer

Minute clerk.

Position classifier

Rate and tarilT analyst

Rate desk chief

Report writer.. .-

Reviewer

Statistical assistant

Transportation rate examiner

Transportation utilities accountant

A'aluation engineer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range .$4,206 to $4,955..

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

CtS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range .$2,760 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial giades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,4.36 to $4.035

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by interdepart-
mental lithographic wage hoard:

WB-:o. Range $6..595 to $6.469

\VB-17. Range $5,013 to $5,803

WB-16. Range $4,680 to $6,387

WB-13. Range $4,264 to $4,960

WB-S. Range $3,349 to $3,869.

WB-5. Range $2,808 to $3,203

WB-l. Range $2,.679 to $2,995

Total permanent, departmental...

Deduct lapses

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

7 $37,670
2 11. 620
2 11.370

6,310
6,810
6.310
.5. 810
5.686
6,560
5,560

3
1
3
1
4
1

16
1
1
1

17,180
5.185

15.805
5.935

21. 865
5. 185

79. 776
6.185
5. 810
.6, 310

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

7 $37,670
3 16, 805
2 10, 870

3

1

23

2

1

1

11

10

66

96

49

132

218

204

31

1

1
1
2
36
6

10. 870

16, 930

6.560

129. 605

11.120

6.810

6,810

61, 636

68. 475

344. 610

446. 805

214. 465

631. 620

772, 310

660, 200

92, 050

2,660

4,490
4,035
6,140
98,112
16, 850

5.595
6.034
4,909

13, 641
3,702
3,120

36,650

1,360

Net pi'rmanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 62-w'eek base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

.All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

District director...

Grain agent

Hearing examiner

Transportation utilities accountant.
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Land appraiser

Safety inspector

.Service agent

Special agent

Transportation utilities accountant.
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

District supervisor

Inspector, accident investigation —

Inspector, hours of service

Inspector of locomotives . . .

Inspector, railway signal and train
control

Inspector, safety appliances

Land appraiser

Service agent.

Special agent

Transportation specialist..

Transportation utilities accountant.

Valuation engineer

GS-10. Range $6,.600 to $6,250:

District supervisor

, 054, 208
4
278. 081

1, 302. 6

6,776,127

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

3

I

4

2

14

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

24

1

1

1

11

9

64

122

48

135

212

188

40

1

1
I
2
33
6

10, 495
6,810
5.310
6. 060
6. 686
6.560
5. 560
.5. 060

17. 180
5,185

16, 806
5.935

21. 865

10. 246

73. 690
6, 186
6,060
5.310
5,060
5,190
5. 060

16. 930

5. 560
134.316

6. 060
6.810
5.810

69. 910
52. 916
333. 120
554. 760
208. 160
634, 475
747. 320
604, 920
117,680
2,660

4,490
4,036
6,140
90, 4,66
16, 130

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

7 $36,795
3 16. 930
2 10, 995

1 5, 886

1 5, 283

1 6, 138

3 14, 166

1 3, 203
11 32, 550

1,380

, 214, 377
6
201,658

1.339.4

26, 406 26, 073

916 1, 600

16 138,600

1 8, 960

2 17,120

3 27,880

10 76,000

2 16, 080
16 118,440

3 23, 720
9 70, 160

88 594,520

2 12, 680

12 81, 280

60 407,600

22
54

4
14

6

148, 880
359, 360
27,760
86, 960
33,500

18 117,320
4 27, 360

11,375

7, 040, 292

14 129,240

1 8,960

2 17, 120

3 27,880

■|6, 000
7,040
16, 080
117.840
30. 960
94, 720

611,640
12. 680
81, 280

394, 920

148, 880
365, 300
27, 760
94, 500
33,100

16 101,040
4 27, 360

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

3

1

4

2

14

1

1

1

1

1

1

3

1

24

1

1

1

11

9

64

122

48

136

212

188

40

1

1
1

33
6

10, 746
5.810
.6. 436
.6.060
6.810

5. 686
6.686
.6. 186

17.305
.5. 310
16. ,806

6. 935
22. 116
10. 246
73.090

6,310

6,185

5, 436

6,060

.5. 190

6,060

17, 180

6.686

134.315

6.060

5.810

.6. 810

,59, 410

52,916

333, 120

564, 760

208. 160

634. 475

747. 320

604. 920

117, 680

2,740

4,490
4, 035
6,220
90. 376
16. 130

1 5. 886

1 5,283

1 5, 138

3 14, 166

1 3. 203
11 .32,560

7,214,377
14.6

62, 560

1, 366. 5

7,151,8

2,500
26,674

1,500

7,182,401

14 12,8.240

1 9. 160

2 17, 520

3 28, 080

10
1
2

16
4

13

75, 000
7,240
15,080
117,840
31, 160
94. 720

91 610. 640

2 12. 680

12 81.280

50 340, 200

22
56

4
27

6

4
16

4

148. 880
365, 300

27,760
171,180

33,900

23, 760
102, 040

27,360

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

53

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule srade5— Continued
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6,250
1 6,500

20 110,825
4 23, 305

17 96, S95

1 6, 935

2 10, 365
2 8, 910
1 3, 920
9 36,690

89 318,175
45 149, .550

21 66,710

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Transportation utilities accountant.
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

19 $105, 765
4 23, 365

11 62,285
1 5, 935

1 6, 370

2 8,660

19 $105,015

4 23. 365

Transportation utilities accotuUant.

11 63.a35
1 5, 935

GS-S Range $4 620 to $5,370

1 5, 370

GS 7 Range $4 205 to $4 955

2 8 660

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-6 Range $3 410 to $4,160

10 40, 225

85 304,515

61 201,390

2 6,640

10 40, 225

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

85 .304, 515

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

61 201, 390

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 ..

2 6,540

559

3,248,646
12. 2 71, 602

546

3, 187, 250
4.3 14,641

554

Deduct lapses _ - - _

3, 232, 970
1. 6 2, 383

Net permanent, field (average num-

546.8

3, 177, 143
12, 190

152

541.7

3, 172, 609
11,978

1,000

652.4

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payraent above basic rates: Overtime

3, 230, 687
12,040

1,000

3, 189. 485

3, 186, 687

3, 243. 627

9,991,934

10,225.879

10. 426. 028

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR
AERONAUTICS

Salaries and Expenses, National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR
AERONAUTICS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

7, 656

1

7,232

7,177

1

7,058

7.750

1

7.401

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,310
GS-8.3

$3,404
CPC-5.8

$4,645
NAC,\-9.5

$6, 613
GS-8.7

$3,537
CPC-6.0

$4, i)24
NACA-9.3

$5, M9

\verage grade .

GS-8.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,605

CPC-6.0

Grades established by the Director of

the N AC A:

$4,501

Average grade

NAC.\-9.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$36, 566, 964
7,946

136, 066
236, 2:i7

$36,106,422
7.350

142. 205
236. 350

$37. 805. 000

7,350

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

153, 500

239, 150

Total personal services

35, 946, 193
239,654
112,429
116, 107

3, 144, 669

572, 101

81,928

787,842
242, 897
739, 543

20,000

36. 492. 327

310.000

99. 060

162. 660

3, 522. 170

596. 650

88.000

956. 096
238. 425
750. 000

200. 000

112.000

74. 850

4. 340. 030

1. 998. 100

2.000

63.452

38, 206, 000

310,000

03 Transportation of things

100.000

170.000

05 Rents and utility services:

Electric power .

4. 900. 000

Other rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

600. 000
86. 000

07 Other contractual services:

800.000

Miscellaneous contractual services-

240. 000
760. 000

Services performed by other agencies:

200,000

600,000

Other special services

57, 255

4,316,528

1, 808. 224

1.706

60. 433

60,000

4, 400, 000

2. 100. 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

2.000
83. 000

Subtotal

48. 237, 408
4,861

50. 004, 800
4.800

53, 605, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence . .

5,000

Obligations incurred

48,232,547

50.000.000

63. 600, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL RrREAU OF
STANDARDS, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services:

Services performed by otheragencies:

$178. 948
5,299

184. 247

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees. _ _.

7. 655

1

7.232

7,177

1

7,068

7,760
7,401

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarv

$5. 310
OS-8.3

$3,404
CPC-5.8

$4,645
NACA-9.5

$5, 613
GS-8.7

$3,637
CPC-6.0

$4,624
NACA-9.3

$5, 649

GS-8.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,605

CPC-6.0

Grades established by the Director of
the NACA:

$4, 501

Average grade

NACA-9.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

.$35. 565. 954
7.946

136, 056
236, 237

$36,106,422
7,350

142, 205
236, 350

$37, 805, 000

7,350

Regular pay in excess of 52-weck

153, 500

Payment above basic rates

239, 1.50

36, 946, 193
239, 654
112,429
116,107

3, 144. 669
572. 101
81.928

787. 842
242.897
739, 643

198,948

36,492,327
310, 000
99, 0.50
162, 650

3. 522. 170
595. 6,50
88,000

956. 096
2;i8.425
7.50. 000

200. 000

112.000

74. 850

4.340.030

1.998.100

2.000

63.452

38, 206, 000

02 Travel

310, 000

100, 000

04 Communication services..

170,000

05 Rents and utility services:

4. <m. 000

Other rents and utility services

600.000
85, 000

07 Other contractual services:

800.000

Miscellaneous contractual services. .
Research contracts

240. 000
750, 000

Services performed by otheragencies:
Research

200,000

000, 000

62,554

4, 316, 528

1,808.224

1.705

60. 433

60, 000

4, 400, OOO

2, 100, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

2,000
83,000

48.421,666
4,861

50, 004, 800
4,800

53, 605, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

5,000

Obligations incurred

48,416,794

50. 000, 000

53, 600, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Director

Executive secretary

.\ssociate director

.\ssistant director

Executive ofTicer

General schedule grades:
GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.^s.=istant to the director

Chief, research division

Budgetoflicer

Personnel officer

.Assistant to the executive secretary..

Security officer

Executive secretary, interdepart-
mental committee on scientific

GS-14. Range $9",6bb' to $10,600:

Chief, research division

.Aeronautical research scientist

Physicist.

Technical assistant

Security oflicer

-Assistant security officer

Safety oflicer

Classification and organization

officer

Examination and standards officer. .
Chief, procurement and supply

di vision

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.Aeronautical research scientist

Physicist.

Chief, research information division.

Technical assistant

Assistant security officer

iVIanagement improvement oflicer. .
Assistant classification and organi-
zation officer

Persoimel policy and procedures

officer

.Assistant chief, procurement and

supply division

Industrial specialist

Fiscal officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Aeronautical research scientist

Budget analyst

Information specialist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$15,000
15,000
15. 000
42. 000
13.000

22. 850
32.900
11,050
11,050
10, 800

11, 800

9,600
19, 200
9.800
9.600
9,600

1

1
1

11
1
1

9,600
9,600

9,600

17. 120
8.660
8,360
8. 560
8.360
8,560

8,360

8,360

8,360
8, 360
8,360

77, 640
7,040
7,040

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 500
16,000
15,000
42.000
13.000

23. 100
33.900
11,300
11, 300
11,0.50
10, 800

9,800
29, 400
19, 800

9,800

9,600
9,800

10, 000
10,000

10.000
42.200

8, .560
8,760

8,760

8,500

8,500

8,560
8,560
8,760

67, 720
7,440

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 500
15,000
16,000
42,000
13,000

23, 350
34,400
11,560
11,550
11.300
11.050

10. 000
29.800
20, 000
10, 000

9,600
9,800

10,000
10,000

10,000
43,200

1 8,760
1 8,960

8,960

8,760

8,760

8, 760
8,760
8,760

59, 120
7,440

54

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

NATIONAL ADVISO]

RY COMMITTEE FOR

CS— Continued

al Advisory Committee for

, SERVICES — coutinue'I

Aero-

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

AERONAUTI

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Salaries and Expenses, Nation
nautics — Continued

IiET.\IL OF PERSONAI

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800-Con.
Executive officer

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num- Total
ber salary

.Administrative management officer.

2

1

1

2

1
2
1
3
3

$21, 850
11,050

11,300

19, 400

9,800
19, 600

9,800
30, 000
29,400

2 $22,100
1 11,300

1 11,300

2 19, 800

1 10, 000

2 20, 000
1 9, 800

3 30, 200
3 29, 600

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

1 10,800

Contract and construction admin-

Departmental^Continucd

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $17,820
1 6. 140
1 6, 340
1 6, 940
1 5, 940
1 5,940

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12,080
1 6, 340
1 6, 540

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12,480
1 6, 640
1 6, 740

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

1 9, 600

General schedule prades — Continued
GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:

Chief, construction engineering di-

Aeronautical research scientist-

Aeronautical science editor

Chief, administrative division

Associate chief, service division

3 28,800

.Assistant chief, research division

Assistant chief, service division

.Assistant chief, unitary plan design

3 29, 200
2 19, 200

1 9, 600

1
1
1
1

6,140
6,140
6,540
6,140

1
1
1
1

6,340
6,340
6, 540
0,340

Industrial specialist

Technical assistant

.Assistant to chief, research division.
.Assistant chief, administrative and
technical services

2

1

1
36
3

1
18

1
26

3

19,800

9,800

9,800
356, 600

29,600

10,000
176, 600

10,600
266, 600

29, 400

2 19,800

Assistant fiscal officer

1

1

1

1
1

6,940

5,940

6,000

5,060
6,185

1 9,600

Staff assistant, interdepartmental

1 10, 000

Assistant chief, construction engi-
neering division

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

1 10 000

18 175,200
5 48,000

36 360,800
3 30, 000
1 10, 000

18 178,600
1 10, 600

34 336,600
3 29, 800

GS-9. Ranpe $5,060 to $5,810:

Head, service branch ...

Aeronautical science editor

1

1
1
1

1
1
1

1

6,436

5,560
.5,435
5,435
6,060
5,685
5,935

5,435

1

1

1
1
1
1
1

1

5,560

5,686
5.560
5.560
5.185
5, 810
5,935

5,560

22 212,400

1 10, 400

23 223,400

2 19, 200
1 9, 600
1 9, 800
1 9,600
1 9, 600

1 8.660

Assistant chief, research informa-
tion division

Engineering planning ofTicer

Aeronautical research scientist

.Aeronautical research pilot

Librarian _

2

1

10,370

6,185

Printing and publications assistant.

2

20,000

2 20, 000

Technical illustrator

1

5,435

Personnel officer . .

Procurement and supplv officer...
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1

1
1
2

9,800

8,760
8.360
17,920

1 9, 800

1 8, 760

1 8,560

2 18 120

Personnel policy and procedures

1
1
1
1

I

1

I

13

8

.33

24

11

1

2

6,186
5,060
5,810
5,810

5,185

5,185

6,370

59,790

34,360

122, 790

82,680

35, 410

3,230

5,684
4,840

Deferment specialist

A dministrati ve assistan t

Chief, service division

5 43,600

1 8.960

2 17, 120

3 25.080
2 17, 520

1 8,360
7 69, 320

Purchasing agent

Chief, administrative division

Assistant to chief, research division.

Leave, payroll, and retirement
assistant _ ... _

1

2

1

10

11

31

22

8

,5.436
10. 620

5. 495
47.560
46. 245
119. 130
76, 266
26,160

1
2

r

10

11

31
22
8

5, ,660
10, 870

5.495
48. 300
47. 245
122. 320
77.515
26. 660

1
3
5

8,760
25,680
45,000

1 8,960
3 26, 280
5 46,000

Accountant...

-Assistant chief, service division

Assistant chief, administrative dlvi-

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to .$4,545

Ilead, research branch.

6 61, 960

3 25,880
13 110,880

5 43, 800
19 164, 640
19 163,840

4 34, 240

1 8,360

2 17, 620
1 8,660

123

1, 058, 080
4 33, 840
24 208,240
1 8,560
1 9,160
1 8,560

6 52, 560

OS-6. Range $3,410 to .$4.160

OS^. Range .$3,175 to $3,655

Assistant head, research branch

13 112 880

OS-3. Range .$2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to .$3,230...

Assistant head, service branch

3 25, 480
20 169, 800
20 168, 800

1 8,360

5 44,200
22 IQl '^''0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

2

1

1
2

5,904
2,660

4,826
7,614

2

1

1
2

6.064
2,630

4. 820
7.614

CPC-3. Range $2..5.52 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Head, administrative section

4 35, 040

Grades established bv the Director of

Technical assistant .

2 17 720

theNACA:

Liaison officer

1 8,360
98

825 480

5 41,800
25 212,200

1 8,360

1 8,760
136

1, 170, 400
4 34, MO
24 210 440

KACA-9. Range $4,676 to $5,304...

-Aeronautical research scientist

NACA-6. Range $3,619 to $4,181

Total permanent, departmental

168 963,614
9.1 23,795

158
1

950,294
11,994

158
2

966, 314
27, 614

Engineer

Deduct lapses

Mathematician

1 8,760
1 9,360
1 8,560

Net permanent, departmental (av-

1.58.9

939, 819

225
2,481

235

157

938,300

360
3.700

250

156

938, 700

350
3,700

250

..............

1 8,360
1 8,360

1 8,360

2 16, 720

erage number, net salary).

Budeet officer

2

1
2

1

4
1
3

16, 920
8,660

17, 320

8.760

14.280

30, 360

7,240

22, 520

2 17, .320
1 8 760

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Procurement officer

ment

Assistant budget officer

2 17. 520

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

Assistant administrative manage-

and holidav pay

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

2 14, 280
4 29,760
1 7,040

3 22, 120

1 7, 040
1 7,040

2 14. 680
4 30 760

All personal services, departmental.

942,760

942, 600

943,000

Chief, service division

Chief, admmistrative division

Assistant chief, service division

Assistant chief, administrative di-
vision

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

3
1

3
1

4

43, .500
13.000

36.800
12,200

46,960

3

1

3
1

4
3
1

1
18

46,000
13,000

37,600
12,400

47,200
34,900
11,300
11,300
207,400

1

3
1

4
3
1
1
18

45, 000
13, 000

38,000
12,600

47. LIIO
:i4.'.lll(1
ll.:iOO
11.300
207.900

3 22, 520

Laboratory director

1 7, 240
3 22, 920

1 7, 640

2 14,880

8 57, 920

9 67, .360
2 1.5.080
1 7, 440

326

2,364,920
1 7, 040

1 7, 240
111 813,540

2 15, 480
1 7. 240

Assistant director .

3 23,320

1 7, 840

2 15 280

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

.Assistant head, research branch

.A.ssistant head, service branch

1 7,440

Associate director

6 42, 440
4 29, 760
2 14, 080

Assistant director ...

9 68.360
2 15,280
1 7,440
351

2, 577, 120
1 7 240

GS-15. Range .$10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant director

Head, administrative section

Assistant head, service section

Assistant to director

Aeronautical research scientist

223

1, 584, 720
1 7, 040

1 7, 040
103 738, 320

2 16,080
2 14, 280
2 14,880

1 7, 040

2 14, 080

Chief, research station

1
12

1

10,800

1.36. 600

10,800

Chief, research division

Phvsicist

1 7, 240
111 824,600

2 15, 680
1 7,440

Chief, flight operations

Associate chief, research division .

2
9
1

I

22,600

101, 700

11.300

11,800

2
9

1

1

22.600
102, 950
11, 650

11,800

Architect

Chief, service division

9

99,450

Associate chief, service division

Chief, administrative and technical

1
1
3
21
2

1
8
1
2
1

11,800
10,800
32. 400
231.800
21,850

10.800
87,400
10,800
22,600
11,800

Planning officer

1
1
1
1
1

2

1

1
2

3

7,240
7,240
7,240
7,440
7.040

14, 280

7,240

7,440
14, 480

18, 220

1 7 440

Aeronautical information speciab'st..

1 7,440

Technical assistant...

Chief, administrative division

Securitv officer

1 7 440

Assistant chief, research division

13
2

1
13
4

147. 150
22,600

11,050
145, 650
43,700

14
2

1
13
4

159,200
22, 8.50

ll.:iOO

146.900
44,450

Assistant pcrsoiuiel officer

1 7 240

Assistant chief, service division

.\ssistant chief, administrative and

Classification and wage administra-
tion officer

1 7, 040

2 14 680

-Assistant procurement and supply

Head, research branch

1 7 440

Contract and construction coordi-
nator

1 7,240

2 14, 080

1 5, 940

2 11,880

Head, research section

1 7, 640

Head, flight operations .

.:

: :: : :

Head, research group

1

2

11,800
22,350

1

11,8(XI
22,600

GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:

Head, service branch.-

Head, administrative branch

Assistant head, service branch.

Head, unitary plan design group

E.xecutive engineer

2
1
5
1

1

21,850
11,800
56.500
10,800
10,800

3 18, 620

.Aeronautical research scientist

8
1
1

88, 6,50
11,050
11, 050

12

1
1

131, 85U
11,300
11,300

1

6,940

1 6, 040

Aeronautical research pilot

.Assistant head, administrative
branch

1 0, 740

Western coordination ofRcer..

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

55

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General sciiedule nmdes— Continued
GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Head, research section

Head, service section

Head, administrative section

Aeronautical research scientist

Aeronautical research pilot-
Physicist.

Engineer _„.

Special projects administrator.

Engineering designer

Technical assistant

Metallurgist

Chemist

Mathematician

Aeronautical science editor

Translator...

Librarian

Mechanical equipment specialist. . .
Research instiillation coordinator...
Superintendent of wind tunnel con-
struction— .-

Fabrication contract coordinator

Fabrication analyst

-Administrative assistant

Procedures and methods analyst

Safety officer.

Health officer

Assistant security officer

Budget analyst

-Assistant personnel officer

Employment and examining officer.

Employee relit ions officer —

Placement and training assistant--.

Training assistant.

Posit ion classifier

Assist:int procurement officer

Purchasing agent

Construction coordinator

Construction designer

Construction management assistant.

Construction cost analyst

Contract expediter

Property utilization officer

Assistant fiscal officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Head, service branch...

Head, service section..

Head, administrative section

Mechanical designer

Technical equipment illustrator

Fabrication contract coordinator. --

Construction auditor

Construction designer

Construction inspector

Construction specification analyst-
Position classifier

Purchasing assistant

Assistant fiscal officer..

C.S-9. Range $5.0t)0 to $5,810:

Head, service branch

-Assistant head, service branch

Head, research section.

Head, service section.

Head, administrative section

-Aeronautical research scientist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $18, 620

7 42, 580

1 6, 140
4,56

2, 744, 640

2 n,880
2 11,880

173

1,053,020
1 6, 140
48,520
17,820
18,220
11,880
17,820
6,140
6,340
5,940

5 30, 500

1 6,940
1 6,940

4 23, 960

1 6, 140

1 6,540

1 6, 140

5,940

1 6,940
1 5,940

3 17,820

1 5,940

2 11,880

Aeronautical research pilot -..

Engineer _._

Physicist-.

Metallurgist

ChemLst

Meteorologist

Mathematician

Architect

Engineering designer

Engineering draftsman

Engineering aide

Machine designer

Electrical designer

Electrical systems technician

Research facilities technician

Electrical power dispatcher

Air service dispatcher

Optical instmment specialist

Mechanical equipment specialist. - .

Machine equifmient specialist

Fuel system inspector

Projects control assistant .-.

Service projects assistant

Aeronautical science editor

Technical equipment illustrator

Librarian

Computer supervisor

Data reduction equipment super-
visor

Photographer

Safety officer.

Assistant security officer

Assistant safety officer

Plant protection officer

Security assistant-

Fabrication analyst.

Administrative assistant

12, 080

11, 880
5.940
5,940
5,940
5,940

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

11,250

5,750

46,500

22,250

11,375

5,875

6,000

5,500

11,375

5,500

11,375

5,625

1 5, 185

3 15. .305

4 21, 740
397

2, 045, 695

123
2
2
2

640. 005
10,370
10. 245
10. 120

103. 675
10, 745
64,095

107, 760
5.810
15,180

21. 865
15,180
5,060
16, 055

5,185
11. 120

5,685
20,490
10, 996
21. 115

16.180
10, 495

1 5, 436
1 6, 435

2 10. 245
2 10, 870

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $26,360
12 74, 680
3 18, 820
491

3, 030, 910
2 12,480
2 12,280
19U

1,189,600

30

19, 020

18, 620
12,280
18.820
6,640
6,640
12,1)80
6,940
31. 600

6.940
12,680
6,940
12,480
6,340
6.740
6, 140
5.940
6, 740

6,140
6.940

12,680
24, 160

6.140
18,220

6,340

12,2S0
6. 140
6,140
6. 140
5.940

6.000
5,760
11.760
42,500
17.750
fi. 125
6,125
11,375
5.750
6,876

6,000

5.435

5,310

21,490

21,366

32, 860

1, 636, 280

10, 246

494, 830

5,436

10, 495

10, 620

5,185

1,59, 175

6, ,660

40, 3,55

112.385

5.310
.5.686
5.436
16, 066
28. 0.50
16.806
5,310

5,310
'22,"6i5

15. 930
,5, 436

16. 305
.5. ,660

6. 186
10. 995
5. 185

.6, 685
5,186
6, 185
10, 746
27, 650

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $25, 960
12 75. 880
3 19, 420
531

3,334,910
2 12. 480
2 12,680
191

1,216,640

19, 020
19, 020
12.480
18.820
6.540
6,740
12,680
6,140
31. 900

6.940
12,880
6,940
12,680
6,540
6.740
6,340
6,140
6,940

6,140
6,940

12,880
24, 760

6,340
18,820

6.340

12,680
6,340
6,340
6.140
6.140

6.125
5.875
12,000
43.375
18, 125
6,250
6,250
11,625
6,875
6.000

6,125

333

5,660
5,436
21,990
21,740
33,485

1, 777, 600

10. 495

504. 955

5,560

10, 745

10, 870

5.310

162. 050

6,685

46, 480

114,610

5.435
6.810
5.660
16.430
28. 675
16.180
5.435

5,436
'23.115

16. 180
.5, .560

16,680
.6.685

5.310
11,245
5, 310

6,810
.5. 310
5, 310
10, 996
28,050

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Geneial schedule grades- Continued

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Management improvement assist-
ant -

Personnel policy and procedures

assistant--

Position classifier

Placement assistant. -

Training assistant.

Purchasing agent

Purchasing assistant

Construction designer

Construction inspector

Expediter

Controlled materials plan officer

Planner and estimator

Equipment utilization technician...

Storekeeper

Fiscal officer

Fiscal auditor

Fiscal accountant...

Contract payment auditor

CrS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4. ,646..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

G S-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range .$2,760 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980—

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .$4,566 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range .$3,4.16 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3,454

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032

Grades established bv the Director of
theNACA:

NAC-A-20. Range $7,446 to $9,214:

Chief, service division...

Head, service branch

NACA-19. Range $7,030 to .$8,694:

Head, service branch..

Head, service section

NACA-18. Range $6,635 to $8,258:

Chief, service division

Assistant chief, service division

Head, service branch..

Assistant head, service branch

Head, research section

Head, service section

Superintendent, test facilities

Superinteit'lt-nl. liiL'ht maintenance

Shop suprrintc 111 lent

Electrical suprriiitendent

Mechanics supciintendrtit

-Apprentice training otlicer. .-.

NAC-A-17. Range $6,201 to .$7,821:

Head, service section

Superintendent, wind tunnels

NACA-16. Range $5,907 to $7,405:

Assistant head, service branch

Head, service section

Superintendent, research instru-
mentation

Superintendent, process systems —

Shop superintendent.

Mechanics supfrintcndent.-,

Mainteniuice sui)erintrndent

Assistant shop superintendent

Assistant electrical superintendent
Assistant superintendent, flight

maintenance -

Mechanics group leader

Foreman, test facilities

Foreman, research instrumentation.

Foreman, machine section

Blade making group leader

NACA-15. Range $6,674 to $7,010:

Head, service section ,

Maintenance superintendent

Assistant shop superintendent

Group leader

NACA-14. Range $5,262 to $6,594:

Head, service section

Shop superintendent

Mechanics superintendent

Generating plant superintendent . .
Transportation and ground mainte-
nance superintendent.

Rocket propulsion superintendent

Foreman, wind tunnels

Group leader

NACA-13. Range $4,9.50 to $6,178

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$16, 430
10, 370
15,430

5. 1,S6
20.990
11.120
102. 390

6.560

6.060
42, 480
10,120
10, 746

6.060

2 10, 870
1 5, 310
42 202.540
558

2, 412, 140
128 513, 135
539

1.919,116
361

1,202.495

292 884.920

144 401.440

6 15, 000

1
3
15
11
29
18
12

4.816
13. 950
63,600
40. 785
97,360
54.332
31.344

1 7. 606

2 16.107

21,528
16,392

1 7, 269
6 42, 224

7,259

19, 718
14,872
92,790
14,394
6,926
6,677

NACA-12. Range $4,680 to $6,803..

NACA-11. Range $4,430 to $5,491..
NACA-10. Range $4,160 to $5,179..

NACA-9. Range $4,014 to $6,013...

1
4
1
8
4
28
1

12, 022

.5,928
25, 188

6,219
48, 672
24, 606
175, 116

6, .662

13, 620

1954 estimate

4 23, 421

1 6, 637

3 17, 784

1 6, 219

1 6,886
1 6,803
1 6, 469

6 32, 964

18 98, 334

1 6,533

90 505,015
179

944, 049
694

2, 850, 370
61 283, 733
1,069

4. 546, 383
48 196. 748

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 310

1

6,185

1

5,310

3

1

16,055
5,435

3
1

16,430
5,560

7

37,420

7

38,295

22 122, 320

2 10, 995

1 ,6,310

9 49.290

I 5. 686
1""'5^810

1 5, 660
42 210,790
434

1.953.025
113 465,450
364

1,365,490
371

1, 267, 640

193 601,7.50

69 197. 190

1 2,660

1
5
15
15
34
13
12

3
2

1
1
12
1
1
9

5.065
24. 126
64,975
55, 926
116.920
39, 222
32, 944

8.341
17.472

23, 420
16, 474

7,779

87, 714

6.989

7,779

68,704

15, SS8

1 7. 779
1 6. 989

1 6, 926

9 ,59, 342
24 154, 956

12 76, 794

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 435

22 124,820

2 11,110

1 5, 435

9 60, 040

1

6,810

1

6,810

15

1

99,840
6,677

6,926
13,042

2 12,314

1 6,531

10 68, 238

1 6, 094

16 86, 442

1 6, 157

1

1

1

104

192

5,866

5.866

5,803

609, 346

1,067,996
609

3, 128, 240

49 241, 593
933

4.238,017

50 218,109

1 5, 686
61 258, 620
523

2. 370, 940
129 537,795
432

I, 630, 220
396

1.358,216

195 619,060

70 204.820

1 2. 740

1
5
16
15
34
13
13

6,190
24,626
66. 225
57.325
118.240
40. 262
36, 376

1 8.341

2 17, 472

23.420
16. 474

6.989
7, 779

87. 714
6,989
7,779

68, 704

15, 558

' 14." 497
6,989

6, 926

9 59, 342
24 154. 956

1 6, 843
12 76, 877

15
I

99,840
6,677

6,926
13,042

2 12,314

6,631

58,238
6,094

86,442
6, 157

1 6, 866
1 5, 866
1 5, 803

113 669,684

203

1,126,467

668

3, 409, 771
.50 245,461

996

4, 617, 274
76 318,831

56

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

NATIONAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE FOR
AERONAUTICS— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, National Advisory Committee for Aero-
nautics— Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Field — Contumed
Grades established by the Director of
the NACA— Continued
NACA-S. Range $3,S78 to $4,826

XACA-7. Range $3,390 to $4,659

XACA-6. Range $3,203 to $4,993

XACA-S. Range $2,995 to $4,326

NACA^. Range $2,787 to $4,139 ,

NACA-3. Range $2,621 to $3,973

XACA-2. Range $2,330 to $3,806

XACA-1. Range $2,163 to $3,640

XTum- Total
ber salary

292

$1,108,933

51 192, 608
132 450,361

71 237,473
108 327,225

99 .308,464
179 609, 017

77 209,331

Num- Total
ber salary

236

$953. 056

,38 152.005
108 387.487

68 242.963
146 476,890

88 290,638
213 6:j2,38S

66 190,073

Num- Total
ber salary

258

$1,038,150

42 166,981
112 401.446

71 2.53. 051
159 .518.859

90 29.5,361
246 731,446

62 177.5;il

Total, permanent, field

7,487

36,401,661
41.5.3

775, 526

7,019

35, 922, 365
119

-H. 233

7,692

38,943,686
348

2, 077, 386

Xet permanent, field (average num-

7,071.7

34, 626, 135

7,721
133. .575

13!i.939
100.063

6,900

35, 168, 122

7,000
138, 505

121.200
114.900

7, 244

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

36, 866, 300

7,000
149,800

112,600

Nightwork differential ..

126,300

35. 003. 433

35, 549, 727

37. 262. 000

01 Personal services

3.5.946.193

36, 492, 327

38. 205. OOO

Salaries and wages in the foregomg sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

35, 927, 168
19. 025

36. 492. 327

38, 205, 000

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY

Maintenance and Operation of Properties, National Capital Housing
Authority

OBLIGATIONS DY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

.\verage number of all employees

6
6

7
6

6
6

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.\verage .salary

$4,567
GS-6.4

$3,103
CPC-4.1

$4,684
OS-6.6

$3, 159
CPC-4.3

$4 695

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
.\verage salary

GS-6.6

.$3. 236
CPC-4.4

01 Personal services:

$22, 982
1,246

$21,332
1,928

$19, 147
826

Total personal services (see con-

24,228

101

276

3,401

31

10, 365

4,745

100

23,260

69

158

2.773

31

7.294

8.192

1.223

19 973

02 Travel

46

182

05 Rents and utility services

3 2.55

06 Printing and reproduction.

35

1)7 Other contractual services

4 189

08 Supplies and materials .

7 505

3.715

10 Lands and structures

4 100

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities .

73

43. 320

43,000

43.000

Consolidated scliedule of personal services paid from National Capital Housing
Authority accounts

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Executive director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
.\ssistant executive director...

Division directors

General counsel

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $11,060

1 9,800

2 19. 800
1 9,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 9.600

2 20. 200
1 9, 800

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11. 0,50

1 9. 600

2 20. 400
1 10. 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13, Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant division director.

Budget officer.

Comptroller

Deputy division director

Section chiefs...

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant section chiefs...

Persoimel and records officer

Section chiefs

Senior architect

Site planner

Supervisor of field operations

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Architectiu'al engineer

Assistant general counsel

Housing managers

.Job superintendents

Mechanical engineer

Section chiefs

Site planner

Supervisor of field operations

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Housing manager

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant section chief

Housing managers

Job superintendents

Section chiefs

Site acquisition aide

Site assistant — relocation _

Special assistant on commimity re-
lations

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,245

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4„545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,6.55

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$:!,430

GS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to $4.900..

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $:i,4.54

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2.5,52 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Xightwork diiTerential

.\1! personal services, departmental..

Salaries and wages in foregoing schedule
are distributed as follows:

Maintenance and operation of proper-
ties

Operation and maintenance of proper-
ties aided by or leased from Public
Housing Administration _.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 360
8,360
8,560
9,360

25,280

14,080
7,040

15, 280
7.240
8.040

6.140
5.940
5,940

11,880
5,940

12, 480
6,940
6,940

1
10
3
2

r

2

5,060
56. 350
16.680
10.370

,5. 185
10.120

4.745
76,360
38, 145
115,800
109,760
71,595
20,530

5, 025
13,095
31,780
182, 750
33,580
188,110
6,664
160,610

367 1,383,364
9.6 42,370

367.4

1,340,994
4,873

7,827
1,579

1,355,273

24, 228
1,331,045

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 560

1 8, 560

1 8, 760

1 9, 360

3 25, 880

14, 480
7,240

15, 480
7,240
8,040
7,040

6. .340
6,140
12,280
36,840
5,940
6,540

8
2
1
1

1
1
18
14
25
35
22
6

1
5
7

61
5

62

5,500

6,185

45,980

43.605

10. 620

5. 310

5. 185

5.060
4.870
80.940
67. 880
99. 125
122. 005
68,500
14. 870

5.025
21.825
26.845
214. 670
17.350
189,870
5, 504
147, 630

374 1,448,474
34 131,682

340

1.316.792
5. 065

8.500
1.750

1. 332, 107

23,260
1,308,847

1955 estimate

X'um- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 560
1 8, 760
1 8,960

3 26,080

2 14, 680

1 7,240

2 15, 480
1 7,440

7,240

6,540
6,340
12,280
18,420
6,140
6,740

1
6

7
2
1

1

1
1
20
12
22
33
20
4

1
5
7

54
5

,54

5,500

5,310

34, 610

36,545

10, 870

5,435

5,310

5, 185
4,995
90,725
50,540
88,145
115,495
63,560
12,360

.5. 025
22. 325
27. 245
191. 6.30
17.3.50
168.350
5.664
122. 200

332 1,306.324
12 47. 208

320

1,259,116
4,843

8,000
1,750

1, 273, 709

19,973
1,253,736

NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, National Capital Planning Commission

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total nimi ber of permanent positions

19
19

21

21

.\ verage salaries and grades :
General schedule grades:

$6,321
GS-9.5

$2, 872
CPC-3.0

$6,396

GS-9.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 952

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

$110,736
1,000

.592

$130, 845

1,260

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

592

112,328
5,630

132,687

02 Travel

6,000

03 Transportation of things

.50

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

57

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contraeiual services

Services performed by otlier agencies

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment-- -

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments __

Obligations inctirred..

1953 actual

1954 estimate

$1,483
1,150

85C
1,021

820
1,3.50

200

162

125,000

1955 estimate

$1,600

1,250

8,400

97.^

820

2. .588

200

432

1.5.5.000

DETAir. OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Executive olflcer

General counsel and secretary

Chief of projects and design

Chief of general planning

Regional jilamier

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Land.scape architect (city planner).

Landscape architect

GS-11. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Planning analyst

Associate planning engineer

Assistant planner

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant secretary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Landscape architect _

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545-

CiS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range .$3,175 to $3.655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment -.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,050

8.560
8.560
9.160
8,360
8,360

7.240
7.040

6,340

6.000

5.060
4.705
4.545
1.5.390
3.415

2,872

19 116,657
0. 8 5, 921

Personal services.

18.2 110,736

1,000
592

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

$11,300

1 8,760

1 8,560

1 9,360

I 8, 360

1 8.360

7.440
7,040

6.510
5.940
5.940

6.250

5. 185
4.S.'iO
4.670
15.890
3,495

2,952

21 130, 872
0.1 27

20.9 130,845

1,250
592

112, 328

132, 687

Land Acquisition, National Capital Park, Parkway and Playground
System, National Capital Planning Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

.\verage number of all employees

3
3

3
2

2

2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,250
GS-7.0

$5,343
G&-7.0

.$6, 147
GS-8.5

01 Personal services:

$12, 373

$11,251
500

90

$9, 145
500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

29

75

Total personal services

12,402
198
373

256

290
205
120
600

140
99
106

56,627

11,841

1,000

350

500

1,050
1.500
3,675
4,400

9 7''0

02 Travel

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction: Blueprint-
ing, photostating, etc

350
330

07 Other contractual services:

Services performed by other agencies.
Real property title examinations....
Real property surveys

800
4,950
3 250

5,500

Miscellaneous other contractual
services

08 Supplies and materials.. .

299

325

264, 109

200

09 Equipment

350

10 Lands and structures

519, 950

71,416

289,049

546, 400

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Num-
ber

1
2

Total
salary

.$8,360
7,390

Num-
ber

1
2

Total
salary

$8,560
7,470

Num-
ber

1
1

Total
salary

$8,560

GS-t. Range $3,175 to .$3,665.

3,735

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

3

0.1

0.4

15,750

13

3,364

3

0.8

0.2

16.030
2,957
1,822

2

12, 295

Portion of salaries shown above paid

0.4

3,150

Net permanent, departmental,

(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-

2.5

12,373

2

11,251

600
90

1.6

9,145
500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

29

75

01 Personal services

12, 402

11,841

9.720

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD

Salaries and Expenses, National Labor Relations Board

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,382

11

1,294

1,361

3

1,282

1,215

3

1,198

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

.$5. 620
GS-8.4

.$5,770
OS-8.4

$6, 935

GS-8.7

01 Personal services:

$7. 208. 365
40. 597

29.000
47,311

2,481

$7, 406, 135
10, 700

29,100
18, 112

$7,092,264
10 700

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

27,250

Payments above basic rates

Other payments for personal serv-

16, 586

Total personal services

7,327,754

582, 252

20,869

244, 216

15,811

276, 475

261,370

4.869

100. 822

47, 916

10, 040

10, 573

7, 464, 047

550. 650

17.600

253.000

16,600

249,200

272,000

96, 850

89.900

11.300

475

9,500

7 146 800

02 Travel

523,500

03 Transportation of things

20.200

248,500

05 Rents and utility services

14,100

347, 100

266, 760

Services performed by other agencies.

28,660
86,300

09 Equipment

7 400

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

10, 800

Obligations incurred

8,902,967

9,031,122

8,700,100

DETAIL OF PERSON.4L SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Board members

General counsel

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Associate general counsel

GS-15. Range $10..S00 to $11,800:

.\ssociate general coimsel

.Assistant general counsel

Executive assistant

Executive secretary.

Chief legal assistant

Chief trial examiner

Associate chief trial examiner

Trial examiner

Solicitor

Director of information

Director of administration

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant general counsel

Associate chief legal assistant

Special assistant to general coimsel..

Executive assistant

Associate executive secretary

Trial examiner

Security officer

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

5 $75. 000
1 15, 000

24,600

11,300
66,050
11,050
11,800
55,250
11,800
23.600
58.000
11,800
11.050
10,800

1
1
5
1
2
5
1
1
1

2
5
1
1
1
33

20.400
48.800
9,800
9.800
10.600
327,000

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75, 000
1 15,000

1
6
1
1
5
1
2
20
1
1
1

2
5

1
1
1

18

24,800

11,300
66,300
11,300
11,800
66.500
11.800
23,600
221,000
11,800
11.300
11,050

20.600
49,800
10,000
10,000
10,600
176,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75, 000
1 15,000

6
1
1

6
1
2
20
1
1
1

2
5
1
1
1
17
1

66,300
11,300
11,800
56, 600
11,800
23,600
221,000
11,800
11, 300
11,050

20,600
49.800
10. 000
10, 000
10,600
166, 600
9.600

58

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, National Labor Relations Board — Con.

IIETAIL OF PERSONAI, SERVICES COntillUefl

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,606 to $10,600— Con.

Assistant to solicitor..

Associate director

Attornev supervisor

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

.\ssistant executive secretary

Legal assistant

Trial examiner

Security officer

.Administrative examiner

Chief legal examiner

Administrative officer

Attorney

Budget officer

Chief, organization and methods

branch

Chief, administrative statistics

branch

Chief, industrial analysis branch

GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:

Legal assistant

Assistant security officer

.Ydministrative examiner

Attorney

Special assistant to director of ad-
ministration

Associate budget officer

Classification officer

Placement officer

Statistical analyst

Industrial analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Special assistant to executive secre-
tary

Legal assistant

Assistant security officer

Security examiner

Attorney

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer J^

Position classifier

Fiscal officer

Librarian

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:
Chief, office services.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Legal assistant

Attorney

Digest eiitor

Information and editorial specialist.

Budget examiner

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Industrial analyst

.Assistant fiscal officer

Assistant librarian

Administrative assistant —

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

Range $4,205 to $4,955

Range $i.795 to $4.545.

Range $3,410 to $4.160^

Range $3,175 to $3,655

Range .$2,950 to $3,430..

Range $2,760 to $3,230.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-1. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032 _

Grades established bv wage board:

WB-ll. Range .$:j.890 to $4,614

\VB-9. Ranee $3,515 to $4.077

WB-6, Range $2,766 to $3,203

WB-4. Range $2,679 to .$2,995

GS-

GS 6.

GS-5.

GS-1.

GS-3.

GS-2.

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-15. Range .$10,800 to $11,800:
Regional director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant regional director

Chief law officer

Officer-ln-charge

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Field attorney

Field examiner

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Field attorney

Field examiner _

1953 actual

Xum- Total
ber salary

$10. 400
9.600
77.800

20

8.360
174.000
98, 960

34. 440

25. 880

17.920

104. 920

8.560

8,560

8.360
8. 760

263. 440

7.040
228. 040

7.240
7.040
7.840
7.840
7.040
29. 760

9 53, 660

14 84, 760
1 6, 940

1 6. 140

1 6, 540

1 6.940

1

21

15

2

1

3

2

1

1

1

1

2

10

41

22

55

69

52

6.000

107. 260

77. 526

10. 870

5.186

15.180

11.246

5.810

5.310

5.660

5. 185

10. 995

49. 075

180.655

90.365

206. 675

235.715

161.730

18.180

2 6. 300

10 28. 000

3.T44

3 9.360

7 20, 132

576 3, 423, 338
66. 8 349. 241

609.2

3, 074, 095
12,500

5.687

2,481

3, 094, 763

21 232, 300

1 9.800

21 205. 000

8 78. 000

17
21

55
86

143, 320
179,360

398,600
617,840

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,600
1 9.600
8 79. 050

8.560
177. 200
117.320
8,360
35, 240
26. 080
18. 120
106. 720
8.760

8.760

1 8, 560
1 8. 960

34 255. 360

1
34

1
1
1
1
1
4

21
15
2
1
3
2

7.240
263. 310

7.440
7.240
8.040
8.040
7.240
29. 960

5.940
42. 580

6.140
17.820
74.280

6.140
6.940

5. 940

6. 740
6,140

6. 125

109. 135
78. 275
11.245
5.310
15. 666
11.495

6. 435

6.685

6.310

11,120

49. 576

188. 860

97. 036

186.115

222. 335

153. 840

18.420

6.460
28. 704

3.890
7,030
6.406
17. 971

569 3, 485, 101
42. 2 243, 603

3,241,498
12,240

21 237, 050

10,000
209,200
68,000

1
21

7

17
21

65
86

145, 920
183,560

407,000
632,840

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10. 600

1 9.600

8 79. 060

1 8. 560

20 177, 200

12 108, 960

1
1

30
1
1

27

35. 240

17. .520

18. 1211
106. 720

8.760

8.760

8. .560
8.960

227. 200
7.040
7. 240

203.330

7.440
7.240
8.040
8.040
7.240
15. 480

1 5. 940
5 30. 700

74,280

6.140
5. 940

5. 940
6,740
6,140

6. 125

104. 075
72. 340
11.245
6.310
16. ,555
11.495

1

1

1

2

10

36

24

44

48

43

5

5. 435

5.685

5.310

11.120

49. 575

160. 880

100. 830

166.940

166.816

135. 580

15.430

2 6.460

10 28. 704

3. 890

7. 030

6,406

17,971

512 3,195,376
15.3 73,635

496.7

3,121.741
11,650

21 237, 0.*

17
21

55
86

10.000
209.200
68,000

145,920
183,560

407,000
632,840

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Contmued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Field attorney.

Num- Total
ber salary

20 $120,200
98 591, 320

16 82, 085
37 193, 720

1 5,660

17 82. 665
43 186. 940

7 2S. 690
98 374. 460
149 618.310
83 265. 810

6 17, 806

1 3,294

Num- Total
ber salary

20 $123,400
96 595, 440

16 84,085
32 172.420

1 .5. 685
20 96, 525
40 179, 200

7 29. ,565
92 360. 970
149 626. 836
83 269. 670

6 18. 260

1 3,374

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $103,100
87 532, 980

22 113 195

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Field attornev

Office manager

1 F, 685

OS-S. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

20 Qfi .')2,'i

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956 .

2! 94, 306

7 29, 565

88 345, 870

119 431, 585

68 22.5, 400

6 18 260

CtS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

O.S-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,6.55..

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3,230 .

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-6. Range .$2,974 to $3.4.54

1 3. 374

806 4. 335. 079
32. 1 200. 809

792 4. 368. 899
39. 6 194. 262

Deduct lapses

4.7 16,661

Net permanent, field (average num-

773.9

4. 134, 270

40. 597
16.500

16. 092
25,532

752.4

4. 164. 637

10.700
16. 860

9. .500
8.612

698 3

Part-time and temporary positions:
W. A. E. employment _

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

.Additional pay for service abroad

3, 970. 523

10,700
15. 700

9,500
7,086

All personal services, field

4, 232, 991

4. 210. 309

4, 013, 509

7, 327, 754

7, 464, 047

7, 146, 800

NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD

Salaries and Expenses, National Mediation Board

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

43
42

42
41

42
42

.Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.Average salary

$6, 650
OS-10.8

$7, 298
GS-10.7

$7 298

Average grade

QS-10.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$318, 760
1,040

$321, 210
1,240

$327,190

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base... .-

1,260

319, 790

91,087

50

9,767

3,720

2,230

883

322, 450

90.000

50

10. 000

4,000

2,600

328 450

02 Travel

90, 000
50

04 Communication services

10,000

4,000

2,500

09 Equipment .

1, 000

Obligations incurred

427, 517

429, 000

436, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $12,000:

Member of Board

General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Secretary

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Mediator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Assistant Secretary

Mediator

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Mediator

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Mediator

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956....

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,646

C.S-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

G S-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental...
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52- week base..

01 Personal services..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $46. 000

9,160

66,886

37,400

29,500
33, 935
4,295
7.320
6. 1.55
3.510

43 325, 410
6,660

318, 750
1,040

319, 790

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45, 000

72.000

29,760

30.600
34.600
4.420
7.485
3.655
3.510

329, 670
8,360

41 321, 210
1,240

322, 450

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45, 000

11,300

72,000

9,360
78, 040

29.360

30.300
35. 060
4,420
7, .545
3,655
3,510

42 329. 560
0. 3 2, 360

41.7 327,190
1,260

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

59

Arbitration and Emergency Boards, National Mediation Board

OBLIGATIONS El' OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Average number of all employees - .-

6

6

14

01 Personal services: Positions other

$114,934

24,029

2.249

750

$114,000
15,000
6,000
4,000

$264. 000

40.000

15.000

06 Printing and reproduction

11,000

Obligations incurred _

141,962

138,000

330,000

DETAIL OP rERSONAL SERVICES

01 rersonal services- Other positions: Intermittent employment— 1963, $114,9.34; 1954,
$1 14,000; 1966, $204,000.

Salaries and Expenses, National Railroad Adjustment Board,
National Mediation Board

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

19,53 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of ail employees

59
9
64

52
8
59

52
8
59

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4,307
GS-5.5

$4,358
GS-5.6

$4, 586

GS-5.6

01 Personal services:

$236,129
171, 633

930

$224, 050
158,000

850

$236, 495

156.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

905

408,692
22,180
124
6,283
71,501
3,499
6,221
2,481

382,900

24,500

200

5,700

68,400

2.700

6.400

6.2U0

392. 400

20, 400

200

04 Communication services - --

6.000

62. 000

07 Other contractual services

3.(H)0

6.000

09 Equipment

6.000

520,981

497,000

495, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades;
as-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Secretary of division

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant secretarv of division

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.966

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160—.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,666

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430—.

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment - —

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

01

Personal services -

1953 actual

Num- Total

her salary

1 $8, 040

4 29, 560

1

6,060

2 8, 340

46 183, 590

1 3, 175

5 16, 030

59 253, 796
3.7 17,666

56. 3 236. 129

171,633
930

408, 692

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

1 $8, 040
4 29, 960

6,000

3 12, 135

37 152, 160

I 3, 175

5 16,110

62 226, 640
.7 2, 590

51.3 224,050

158,000
850

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,040
30,360

6,185
163,610
7,840
3,660
3,255
16,630

238, 480
. 2, 986

61. 2 235, 495

156,000
906

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

Salaries and Expenses, National Science Foundation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

N.^TIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

123

6

108

160

8

144

160
11
167

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,363
OR-7.6
$13, 757

$5,894
OS-8.5
$13,637

$5, 894

Average grade

GS-8.5

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$13,637

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

DKTAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services:

$593. 568
49,608

2,499

5.364

242

$887, 000
77.000

4.000
6,000
1.000

$987, 400

Other positions

104, 600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

4,000

,5,000

Other payments for personal set vices.

1,000

651.281

83.588

241

13.916

8

7,944

307,747

9,134

32, 212

3, 289, 904

2,940

974.000

110.200

1.000

12.000

100

17,000

486, 500

10,000

10,000

6, 428, 385

3,900

1, 102, 000

02 Travel

130, oa)

1.000

04 Communication services

15. (XW

05 Rents and utilitv services

300

27.600

339,000

12,000

12,000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

12,656,900
4,300

Obligations incurred

4,398,915

8, 063, 085

14. 300, 000

ALLOCATIONS TO LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

5

1
4

5

2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$4. 028
GS-6.4

.$4,028
GS-6.4

01 Personal services:

$13, 324
2,270

$5. 276

15, 594

5,276
300

100

1,000

213

793

1,000
417
307

08 Supplies and materials

17,700

7,300

.ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL Bt'REAl' OF
STANDARDS, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

$7,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
.\verage number of all employees

128
112

165

9

146

160
11
167

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.\verage salarv

$5,297
OS-7.6
$13, 757

$5, 871
OS-8.4
$13, 637

$5,894

OS-8.5

I'ngraded positions: Average salary

$13,637

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$606, 892
51,878

2,499

5,364

242

$892, 276
77,000

4,000
5,000
1,000

$987, 400

104,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

4,000

6,000

Other payments for personal services-

1,000

Total personal services

666,875

83,588

241

14,016

8

7,944

315, 747

9,347

33,005

3, 289, 904

2,940

979, 276

110, 600

1,000

12,000

100

17,000

487,500

10, 417

10, 307

6, 428, 386

3,900

1,102,000
130,000

03 Transportation of things

1,000

04 Communication services

16,000

300

06 Printing and reproduction

27, 500

339,000

12,000

12,000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions,.
15 Taxes and assessments . ..

12, 056, 900
4,300

4, 423, 615

8, 060, 385

14, 300, 000

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Director

Deputy director

Associate director —

Assistant director

General counsel —

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Science administrator.

Num- Total
ber salary

$16, 000
14, 800
14, 300
63,800
13,400

11 119,800

Num- Total
ber salary

$15,000
14, 800
14,300
06, 600
13,400

16 176,050

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

1
1
1
6
1

Total
salai-y

$16,000
14,800
14,300
66,600
13,400

16 176,060

60

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, National Science Foundation — Continued

DETAIL OF TERSO.VAL SERVICES COlltilllleil

NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION— COn.

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.Science administrator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Attorney -

Cliief accountant

Fiscal officer

Grants administrator

Science administrator

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

Budget examiner

Executive secretary to tlie National
Science Board

Personnel officer

Science administrator

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Secretary to the National Science
Board

Auditor

Scientific staff assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,185:

Administrative assistant...

Budget examiner

Librarian

Scientific staff assistant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $5,330

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,920

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,535

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,895

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,670

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,470

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,470

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-\veek base...
Payment above basic rates

Other payments for personal services...

Personal services 1

01

ALLOCATION TO LIBRARY OF C0N(!KBS3

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Project head...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $5,330

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,535

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,895

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

01

Personal services .

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $38, 600

8,560
16,720
8,560
8,360
8,560
42,600

1 7, 240
1 7,240
3 21, 320

18,420

20, 740

5,185

5,185

5,310

32, 185

33, 610

125, 565

30,015

43, 365

3,070

3,230

123 724, 740
21.6 131.172

593, 568

3,449

46, 159

2,499

5,364

242

651,281

1 $5, 940

1 4,205

2 6,820
1 3, 176

6 20,140
1. 7 6, 816

3. 3 13. 324
2,270

15,594

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $108,800

8,660
8,960
8,560
8,300
8,360
68,680

7,240

1 7, 240

7 49, 880

1 6,640

1 5, 940

9 54, 400

16, 805

6,310
20,240
,54, 585
29,440
158, 185
.54, 240
1.5, 550

3, 1.50

3,230

160 1,011,465
24.7 124,465

135.3

8S7, 000

3.000
74,000
4,000
5,000
1,000

974, 000

1 $5, 940

1 4, 205

2 6,820
1 3, 175

5 20,140
3.5 14,864

1. 5 5, 276

5,276

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $108,800

8,560
8,960
8,560
8,360
8.360
68. 680

7,240

1 7, 240
7 49, S80

1 6. 540

1 5, 940

9 54, 400

3 15,805

1
4

12
7
41
16
5
1

5,310
20,240
54,585
29,440
158, 185
54, 240
15, 5.50

3, 150

3,230

160 1,011,465
4. 1 24. 005

987. 400

3.000
101.000
4, 000
5,000
1,000

1, 102, 000

NATIONAL SECURITY TRAINING COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, National Security Training Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all othei positions.
.\verage number of all employees

6

1
4

6
3
7

6
2
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,230
GS-8.0

$5,950
GS-9.0

$5, 950

Average grade

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

$15,222
16,250

141

$22, 295
20,000

180

$25, 295

17,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-H'eel!:
base

180

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services — Continued

$12

$1,000

$1,000

Total personal services

31, 625

1,442

50

1,314

934

9

209

366

11

20

43, 475
5,000

43, 475

02 Travel

6,000

2,500

2,600

3,000

250

400

350

25

3,000

07 Other contractual services

- 250

400

350

15 Taxes and assessments

25

Obligations incurred

35,980

55,000

55,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant executive director (re-
search)

Num- Total
ber salary

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Research assistant

1 $8,360

Assistant executive director (liaison
and administration)

1

8,360

1 8, 360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 7,040

GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $5,810:
.Administrative assistant to chair-
man ...

1

1
1

5,060
5,060
4,205

1 5,060

1 5, 060

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 4. 205
1 3.410
1 3, 335

1 4, 205

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Pi.S-4 Range $3,175 to $3,895

1

3,415

1 3, 415

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses . - . - -

5 26,350
2 11, 128

6
2.5

35,700
13,405

6 35, 700
1.5 10,405

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

3 15, 222

16,250
141

12

3.5

22,295

20,000
180

1,000

4. 5 25, 295

Other positions; Temporary employ-

17,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pav

180
1,000

31,625

43, 475

43,475

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Salaries and Expenses, Railroad Retirement Board

(Tru.st account)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,310

40

1,199

1,266

13

1,209

1. 239

13

1.198

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 100
GS-5. 3

$4, 169
GS-5.4

$4,160
GS-5.3

01 Personal services:

$4. 740. 968

137. 474

19. 047

174, 363

$4. 927. 056
36, 167
20. 381
17, 798

$4. 886. 401

37,234

Regular pay in excess of 52-week bas..

20, 138
13, 161

Total personal services _. ..

5, 071, 852

151, 013

9.847

47, 261

5, 001, 402

142, 6.59

14, 353

47,944

233, 000

337, 647

48, 879

4, 956, 9.34

138, 842

03 Transportation of things

11,399

47,960

265,500

349, 842
35, 047
63,494

301, 800

62.509

17. 621

384

10, 759

346, 374

54.695

83,485 ' 70,890

Services performed by other agencies.

154, 526

92, 184

18, 305

700

14, 236

49,288
109, 478

24, 321

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

700
15, 619

6,121,429

6, 189, 320

6,091,000

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

61

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO Bl'REAr OF OLD-AOE AND
.SURVIVORS INSrRANCE, DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH. EDITATION. AND WELFARE

Total number of permanent positions

6
6

6
6

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$2. 910
GS-2.3

$2, 920
GS-2.3

$2, 924

Average grade .. ..

GS-2 3

01 Personal .services:

Permament positions _ . . ..

$16. 452
67
452

$16,689

76

466

$16 071

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Pavment above basic rates ..

66
435

Total per.sonal services _-

08 Supplies and materials

1.971
378

17,231
449

16. 572
428

17, 349

17,680

17,000

SIMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time e'luivalent nf all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1,316

40

1,205

1,272

13

1, 215

1,245

13

1 204

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,100
GS-5.3

$4, 169
GS-5.4

OS-5.3

01 Personal services:

$4, 757, 420

137, 474

19,114

174, 815

$4, 943, 745
36, 167
20, 457
18,264

$4, 902. 472
37 234

Other positions

Regubr pay in excess of 52-wcek base
Payment above basic rates

20. 204
13 596

Total personal services

02 Travel . -

6, 088. 823

151. 013

9.847

47, 261

5, 018, 633

142, 659

14,353

47.944

233,000

337, 647

48. 879

83.485

154, 626

92,633

18, 305

700

14. 236

4, 973. .500
138 842

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

11.399

47.960

265. 500

05 Rents and utility services

349, 842
36, 047
63. 494

301. 800

62.887

17. 621

384

10. 759

345, 374
54.695

Servicesperformed by other agencies-

49. 288
109 906

09 Equipment

24 321

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

700
15. 619

Obligations incurred __.

6, 138, 778

6. 207, 000

6, 108, 000

Consolidated schedule of salaries and wages paid from appropriations to the Railroad
Retirement Board

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Member of Board

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief executive officer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief executive assistant

Director of employment and claims-
Director of research

Director of retirement claims

General counsel _

Associate general counsel

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Actuary, life

Assistant director of employment

and claims

Assistant general counsel

Director of personnel

Chief of disability determinations..-
Director of wage and service records-
Supervising actuary

Supervisory analvtical statistician- .

GS-1.3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative ofTicer-

Chief, administrative services

Chief of retirement annuities

Chief of survivor annuities

Chief organization and methods

examiner

Claims e.xaminer-supervisor -.

Director of fiscal accounts

General auditor

Medical officer

Secretary of the Board— attorney- --
Supervisory analytical statistician. -
Supervisory survey statistician

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Appeals referee

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000

12.000

in. 800
11.800
11.800
11.550
11,800
11,800

9,800

10,200
29, 400
10.000
10. 400
10,000
10, 200
10, 200

J4, 240
8,760
9,160
8,760

8.760
9.160
8.360
9.160
9.160
8. .560
26. 480
8.360

7.240
7,440

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000

12,000

10,800
11, 800
11,800
11,800
11.800
11,800

9,800

10, 200
29. 400
10, 000
10, 600
10.000
10. 200
10, 200

34,810
8.760
9.160
8,960

8.760
9.160
8.360
9,160
9,360
8,560
26,680
8.360

7.440
7,640

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $4.=;, 000

1 12, 000

10,800
11,800
11.800
11.800
11,800
11,800

9,800

10, 200
29, 400
10, noil

111, lilUI
111, (lllll
10. 2(MI
10.200

34. 840
8.760
9.160
8.960

8. 760
9.160
8. SIM
S, 100
9.360
8.560
26, 680
8.360

7.440
7,640

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntiUUCd

Departmental—Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Assistant disbursing officer

Attorney -adviser

Budget officer and cost analyst

Chairman, appeals council

Chief claims examiner, --

Chief, employment and personnel

relations section

Chief, information service

Chief, operating service

Chief, position classification and

wage administration section

Claims examiner

Director of supply and service

Economist

Employment service analyst

Executive assistant

Governmental auditor

Labor relations officer

Medical officer

Organization and methods examiner .

Training officer--- ---

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Actuary, life--

Analytical statistician

Attorney adviser

Budget and control officer

Budget and fiscal officer --

Chief, accounting operations--

Chief of certification

Chief, transactions and records

section --- --

Claims examiner-supervisor- _

Employment service analyst-

Governmental auditor

Lia ison representative

Librarian

Member, appeals council--

Organization and methods examiner-
Research assistant

Supervisory coverage examiner

Survey statist ician

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Administrative officer

Adjudicator attorney

Analytical statistician

Assistant chief and coordinator

Chief, supplies and stores

Claims examiner-supervisor

Claims examiner -authorization offi-
cer -

Editor.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.\ctuary, life

Adjudicator, attorney

' Analytical statistician

Attorney-adviser..

Auditor.

Budget examiner

Chief, operating service

Chief, registration

Chief, supplies and stores

Claims examiner, appeals

Claims examiner -supervisor

Claims examiner

Contact representative..

Deputy disbursing officer _

Editor

Employment service analyst

Governmental auditor

Librarian

Occupational consultant

Organization and methods exam-
iner ,

Placement officer.

Position classifier

Property and space officer

Procurement officer- _

Section supervisor

Statistical assistant

Supervisory coverage examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4.955-.-

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

QS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4.160.--

GS--1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2.7.50 to $3.230

Q S-1 . Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

GS-4. Range .$2,7.50 to $3,230 --

GS-3. Range .$2,552 to .$3.032

OS-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840---

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$61, 320
7,840
8.040
7,840

7.440
7.440
7,640

5,940
12,280
60,060
6,340
5.940
6,740
6,540

5. 940
37. 440

6. 3 10

19, 220
6.140
6,340

13, 480
32, 500
6.940
6. 940
5,910

5, 875
5,750

12, 000
6,000
6, 625

11,375

90,875
5,875

5,185
10. 120
10. 370

20, 865
5,435
5. 185
5. 060
5.810

6,310
10, 370
16, 555

5,810

43

130
80
96
167
264
327
U

5,060
5,560
16, 055
5,310
6,640

68, 910

6,310

16, 180

5,560

.5. 185

10. 995

5,185

5,060

211.600

599. 775

330. 375

361. 860

580. 905

837, 600

934. 090

29, 100

3 9, 130

4 11,408
2 4, 840

20 72, 441

1,327

5, 265, 094
176.1

697, 601

1, 150. 9

4, 657, 493

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 040

6 47, 240

1 8. 040

1 8. 040

1 8, 040

1 7, 440

1 7. 440

1 7,640

13

1

3

1

1

2

1

1

43

124

77

95

172

243

313

11

7,440
7.640
7.840
8.040
8,040
8,040
7,640
7,440
31. 160
21. 920

12,280
60.460
6.340
6.940
6.740
6,740

6.140
38. 640
6.510
19. 220
6.310
6. 3'0
13. 680
32. 500
6.940
6.940
5.940

6.000
6.875
2 12. 000
1 6. 000

11,625

14 85, 600
1 6, 875

10, 245
10. 495
10, 370
5,810
5,685
5. 310
5.185
6,810
5,060
6.310
10. 370
16. 806
5.810
5,185
5. 060
5.685
16, 305

6,540

69. 770

5.310

16. 180

6.560

6.310

10. 370

5.185

5.185

217. 350

581. 396

322. 605

366. 195

606. 770

783. 670

907. 890

28,860

3 9.290

4 11.408
1 2, 420

18 74, 053

1,280

5, 163, 831
68.4

255, 117

4, 908, 714

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,040
47, 240
8.040
8,040
8,040

7,440
7,440
7,640

7,440
7,640
7,840
8.040
8.040
8.040
7.610
7.440
31,160
21,920

13
1
3

1

1

2

1

1

43

118

74

94

167

237

12, 280
60.460
6.340
5.940
6.740
6.740

6. MO
38. 640
6,540
13. 080
6. 3 to
6.340
13.680
32, .500
6.940
6.910
6,940

1 6,000

1 5, 875

2 12, 000
1 6, 000

2 11,626

14 86, 500
1 5,875

10, 245
10, 495
10, 370
5,810
5,685
6.310
6, 185
5,810
5. 060
6.310
10, 370
16, 806
6, 810
5, 186
5, 060
5. 685
11,120

6,540

69, 770

6, 310

16. 180

5.560

5.310

10, 370

6.185

5.185

217. 350

660, 245

316. 640

363. 035

592. 870

768, 370

894. 140

28. 860

3 9. 290

4 11.40S
1 2, 420

18 72, 696

1,262

6. 067, 924
64.5

205, 996

1, 197. 5

4,861,928

270200—54-

62

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD^Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Railroad Retirement Board — Continued

(Trust account) — Continued

Consolidated schedule of salaries and wages paid from appropriations to the Railroad
Retirement Board — Continued

DET.iiL OF PERSO.N'AL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Other positions:

Num- Total
ber salary

$161. 462
4.037
18. 090

187,126
3,876

Num- Total
ber salary

$66, 167

Num- Total
ber salary

$55, 301

Intermittent emplovment

1 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

19,788

20,432
3,400

19,468
15,674

Nightwork differential

3,091

All personal services, departmental. .

5,032,084

5, 0O8, 501

4,956,662

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:
Regional director

9 92, 800

1 8, 660
1 8, 660

5 38,200

6 38,600

3 20, 820
6 39, 240
9 68, 460
3 20,420

3 18, 625
36 219,875

1 6, 185

44 237,765
1 5,686
9 51, 665

9 60,980
1 5, 685

23 125,106
180 886.415

77 368.890
134 553. 395

57 210.505
208 718.204
107 336.290

80 226,720

9 93,200

1 8, 760
1 8, 760

6 38, 600
6 39, 000

3 20, 820
6 39, 840
9 69. 060
3 20, 620

3 18, 000
36 221,126

1 5, 310

44 239,766
1 .6,810
9 52, 165

9 51,230
1 5.810

23 127,005
181 902, 660

75 368,915
130 546. 100

52 196.9.55
198 692. 670
109 348.360

72 206,880

7 72 600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief of field activities

1 8 760

1 8. 700

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

6 4.6. 540

Regional adjudicator

6 46 040

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Chief of field activities

7 45. 780

District manager

11 70, 810

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

District manager

37 226, 625

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,310

Branch manager, contract repre-
sentative - - ..

44 239, 765

Chief clerk

1 5, 81 0

9 62,165
9 60, 866

District manager, contact repre-
sentative

Employment office manager

Contact representative. . _

1 5.810
22 121.945

G S-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

173 802,020

GS-7 Range $4,205 to $4,965

59 283.015

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

112 473. 600

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665 _.

50 188.860
211 737.645

GS-3 Range $2,960 to -$3,430

105 335 910

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230- -

76 219, 800

1,012

4, 346, 649
60.4

247,980

986

4.307.310
57.6

236. 786

949

4. 107. 426
33.6

107. 052

Net permanent, field (average num-

951.6

4, 098, 669

114. 151
16. 092

40.028

928.4

4,070,624

67. 009
16, 432

12. 482

915.4

Othcr positions: Temporary employ-
ment

4, 000. 373
64.934

Regular pay in excess of 52-v/eek base . .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

16, 423
12. 462

All personal services, field

4, 268. 940

4, 166. 447

4, 094, 192

01 Personal services

9.301.024

9, 174, 948

9, 050, 864

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed to appropriations
as follows:
"Salaries and expenses. Railroad Retire-
ment Board (trust fund)"

5, 071, 862
4,229,172

5, 001, 402
4, 173, 646

4, 956, 934

"Railroad unemployment insurance ad-
ministration fund"

4, 093, 920

RENEGOTIATION BOARD

Salaries and Expenses, Renegotiation Board

OELIOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object clas.sification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

852
677

753
714

726
711

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$6,411
GS-9.3

$6. 676
GS-9.7

$6. 760

Average grade

QS-9.7

01 Personal services:

$4, 410, 529
3,300

$4, 803, 005
1,500

$4, 862. 710

Other positions

1,600

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

01 Personal services — Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

$16, 965
7,845

5,216

$18, 495
5,500

5,000

$18, 690
5,000

5,000

Payment above basic rates

Other payments for personal
services

4, 443, 855
97, 626
4.817
78.002
267, 600
37,631
79, 892
40,556
62, 706
20,546

4, 833, 500

129. 000

7.400

89,000

4. 882. 900
108 000

02 Travel

5.100
84.000

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

31.500
28.800
31.000
17,600
25, 000

30,000
25,000
25, 000
16,000
25 000

16 Taxes and assessments

5, 133, 231

6, 192, 800

6, 200, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rate equal to or in
excess of $13,800:

Chairman

Board member

General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Director, office of accounting..

Director, office of review

Geneml counsel . .

OS-IB. Range $12,000 to $12,800-

Deputy director, office of review

Director, office of procurement
affairs

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant general counsel

Business accountant

Counsel

Deputy director, office of procure-
ment affairs

Director, division of accounting

inspection and control .

Director, division of staff accounts..
Direotor. office of administration...

Economist.

Procurement affairs officer

Reviewer (industrial specialist)

Special assisfnnt to board

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Business accountant ..

Dejiuty director, office of adminis-
tration...

Director, division of administrative

ser vices

Director, division of personnel

Director, office of assi.gnments and

statistics

Industrial analyst

Procurement affairs officer...

Reviewer ("industrial specialist)

Secretary to board

Special assistant to board..

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative services officer

Attorney

Budget officer

Business accountant

Business economist...

Deputy director, office of assign-
ments and statistics .

Director, division of statistics...

Personnel officer.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
.\ssistant director, division of ad-
ministrative services

Business accountant

Director, examination division

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Position classifier

Security officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

A dministrative secretary .•

Assignments examiner —

Assistant to secretary of board

Attorney

Budget analyst

Business accountant

Economist

Fiscal accountant

Librarian...

Personnel oflicer

Position classifier.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Assignments examiner -

Attorney

Budget analyst

Fiscal accountant

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $17,500
4 60, 000

1 13.000
1 13. 000
1 13.000

11,060
10, 800
32, 900

10, 800

11.800
10.800
11.800
11.060
32. 400
22. 600
68,050

7 68, 200
1 9, 600

1

2
1

14
1
1

1
2
1

10, 000
20.600
10.600
134. 432
9,600
9,600

8,360
17, 120

8,360
51,160

8,760

8, 360
8,360
8,500

7,040
7.040
7,240

7,040
7,040
7,040

6.940
11,880
6,540

5,940
6.340
6.140
6.140
6.540
6,940
5,940

5,060
25, 650
5,060
6,186
6,060

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, .500
4 60, 000

13.000
13. 200
13. 200

12, 000

12. 000

11,060

22, 360

10, 800
11,800
11.300
22. 100
22. 860
66. 300

69, 200

1 9, 600

1 9, 600

8 79, 280
1 9,800

17,520
8.660

26. 080
8,960

8,560
8,360

1 7, 040

"i 7,440

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

,6, 940
12, 280
6. 710
5.940
5,940
6.640

1 6,340

1 6, 740

2 12, 080

5, 185
26, 175

6,310
6,185

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 500
60, 000

13. 200
13. 200
13. 400

12. 000

12, 200

11,060

22, 350

11,050
11.800
11.300
21.850
23. 100
66,000

69, 200

1 9. 600

1 9, 600

10,400

7 69, 680
1 9,800

2 17, 720
"3 '" 26,080

8, 560
8,560

7,240

"7," 440

7,240
7,240

,6,940
12,280
6,940

6,140

6,340
6,940
0,140

5,310
21,375

5,310
6,310

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

63

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General scliedule pmdes— Continued
aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Personnel assistant

Secretary, board member

GS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $1,795 to $4.545...

GS-5. Ranee .$'!,410 to .$4.160

GS-4. Ranpe $'i,175 to $'i,655

GS-3. Ranee $2.9.50 to $3.4.'iO-

GS-2. Ranee $2,750 to $3,230

Craft.s, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-. .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10, 800 to $11,800:

Board member..

Director, division ofaccoimtine

Director, division of renegotiation.. .
Regional counsel.

G?-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Director, division of administration.
Director, division of procurement

affairs

Regional counsel

Business accountant

Industrial analyst _ _

Renegotiator..

Attornev

GS-13. Range ^^..^SCO to $9,.360:
Director, division of administration.

.\ttorney „__

Business accountant..

Renegotiator

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Business accountant

Renegotiator

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Business accountant

Procurement affairs oflicer

Renegotiator.

Administrative officer.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Attorney

Business accountant

Procurement affairs officer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range .$2,7.50 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay...

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,185
20.740
71,0.30
73, 435
120, .370
63, 305
96,490
3,230

2,552

220 1,354,254
25 126,407

195 1,227,847

3,300
4,725

7,845

6,216

1, 248, 933

30 327. 990

6 64,800

6 M.SOO

5 54,750

1

9,600

6 57,600

1 9.600

43 421, 600

38
1

376, 400
9,600

61,960

25, 480

613, 520

394, 360

43

7

1

40

3

2

305, 720
52,080

5,940

244,200

17,820

11,880

31, 635

27
1

21
26
54
67
62
5

138, 620
5,810

89,805
102, 376
197, 776
232, 330
193, 300

13,760

10, 628

632 4, 134, 628
160 961, 946

482 3, 182, 682
12, 240

3, 194, 922

4, 443, 865

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4
15
16
25
18
IS

1

$21, 115
68.075
65,970
95, 125
61,330
57,820
2,750

174 1,096,710
15 80,195

159 1,016,515

1,500
3,910

3,000

5,000

30 334, 2.50

6 65.300

6 65. 300

6 65,550

58,000

40

1

42

1

2
73
46

2

41
6

393,400

10,000

413. 552

9,600

52, 3fi0

16, 720

625, »80

395, 960

14, 080
292, 140
45, 040

38 2.33, 720

2 12, 080

1 5,940

1 5, 940

1

1
21

1
13
26
43
59
62

3

5,810

5,060
109.885

6,810
56. 160
108, 795
163, 130
207, 565
165,880

8,330

8,056

579 3. 959, 293
24 172, 803

556 3, 786, 490
14,585

2,500

3, 803, 575

4, 833. 500

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$21,. 365
51, 255
62,800
93. 465
54. 770
58.540
2,830

158 1,010,410
8 45, 483

150 964, 927

1,600
3,715

5,000

977, 642

.30

336,000
6 .'55, 550
6 66,800
6 66,650

6 68,400

40
1

42
1

4

2

73

46

2

43

5

396, 400

10.000

416. 152

9.800

35. 240

17. 120

a32. 080

399. 960

14. 2S0
311.920
38,000

36 223, 840

1

1

6,140
5,940

21

5,185
111,385

11

25
43
69
51
3

48. 370
106. 375
165. 630
205. 306
164, 4.50
8,570

8.296

568 3,931,738
7 43. 955

561 3,887.783
14,975

2,500

3. 905, 258

4, 882, 900

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Securities and Exchange Commission

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 ostimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

828
813

749
744

722
717

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 185

as-8.8

$6. 284
GS-8.9

$6. 259

Average grade . .

GS-8.8

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Sendees — Con.

Pei-sonal service obligations:

Permanent positions .__

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.
Payment abox'e basic rates

$5. 025. 055
18.700
1.665

.$4. 672. 600
18.200
1.600

$4. 486, 800
17.000
1 600

Total personal service obligations . .

5, 045. 420

4, 692. 400

4. 605. 400

Direct Obligations

01 Pergonal services

02 Travel

4.959.720

89.488

600

85. 070

16. 076

21. 776

10. 256

56.860

1.892

1.935

4, 654. 400

127.000

fiOO

104.700

12.400

23.900

14.000

60,000

1,000

2,000

4.481.400
125 000

600

04 Communication services

104 700

12.400

06 Printing and reproduction

23 900

14.000

08 Supplies and materials

60 000

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

1.000
2.000

5. 243, 672

5.000,000

4, 825. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

85.700

2. 176

634

38,000

24.000

02 Travel

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

88.610

38,000

24,000

Total obligations

5. 332, 182

5, 038. 000

4, 849, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner-

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Division director

Chief accountant

General counsel

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief opinion writer - . -

Executive assistant to the chairman.
Executive adviser to the Commis-
sion

.\ssociate genera] counsel

.\ssistant general counsel

-\ssistant division director

Foreign economic adviser

Supervising attorney _

Assistant chief accountant

Attornev ad\iser

GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

-Assistant division director

Assistant chief accountant

Secretary of the Commission

Hearing examiner

Attorney

Budget and fiscal officer

Director of personnel-

Supervisor, statistical programs

Branch chief

GS-13. Ranee $8,360 to $9,360:

Section chief

Accountant

.Administrative services officer

.\ttorney

Engineer

Financial analyst -

Hearine examiner - -

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant secretary of the Commis-
sion..-

Assistant director of personnel . - -
Assistant administrative services

officer

A ccoun tant

.attorney. ..-

Financial analyst

Financial statistician

Assistant chief of section

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Section chief - - .. --

Assistant budget and fiscal officer —
Assistant administrative services

officer - -

Accountant

Attorney-

Employee relations officer

Financial analyst

Financial statistician

Librarian

Securities violations consultant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Section chief — - -

Accountant

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

5 $75, 000

36.800
12.400
12.400

11.050
10,800

11.800
11.050
11.050
64.000
11.800
10.800
10,800

1
1

1

16
22
34
2
2

1
1

1
7
6
1
16
3
1
1

2
4

80,800
28,800
9,800
20,200
129,600
9,800
9,800
29,400
39,200

162. 880
73.280
9,360

214, 640
37, 440

123, 040
18,320

7,240
7,240

7,240

123, 440

170, 280

262. 160

14. 480

15.280

6.940
6.540

6.640
47. 180
29.900

6.140

104. 640

19,220

6.340

7,000

11.620
21,615

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 37. 000
1 12. 400
1 12. 400

2
1
2
11
1
1
3
3

18
6

11.050
10. 800

11.800
11.300
11.300
54. 000
11.800
10. 800
10. 800
11.800

81.600
19. 400
10.000
20. 60n
112.200
10, 000
10. 000
30. 000
29.800

164,080
54,960

23 207, 880

2 18, 720

11 98. 360

2 18.330

1

1

1
13
14
31
2
2

1
1

1
4
8
1
15
3
1
1

7.440
7.440

7.440

101.120

107. 160

242. 440

14.880

16.480

6.940
6.740

6.940
27. 760
62. 245

6.340

100. 100

19. 620

6.540

7,000

11, 620

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75, 000

37,000
12, 400
12. 1)(]0

11.0.50
10.800

22,600

54,000

1 10. 800
1 10, 800
1 11,800

81,600
9,800
10,000
20, 600
112,200
10,000
10,000
30,000
29,800

18 164, 080
6 54,960

22 199, 320

2 18, 720

11 98.360

2 IS. 320

1
1

1

13
14
30
2
2

1
1

1
4
8
1
13
3
1
1

7.440
7.440

7.440

101.120

107. 160

234.400

14.880

1,5, 480

6.940
6.740

6.940
27,760
62, 245

6,340
87.420
19.620

6.540

7,000

11,620

64

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Securities and Exchange Commission —
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Financial analyst

Attorney.-

Administrative assistant

Editorial specialist

Financial statistician

Confidential assistant to chairman-
Legal examiner

Personnel assistant

GS-8. Range $4,260 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645- --

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3.430— -,

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CFC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC 4. Range $2,750 to $3,230 ,

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Wage lioard rates:

WB-18. Range $4,638 to $.5,387

WB-U. Range $3,994 to $4,618

WB-12. Ranee $3,682 to $4,2f>»

WB-11. Range $3,515 to $4.077

WB-9. Range $3,182 to $3,682

WB-8. Range $3,016 to $3,494

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week basc---

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal .services, departmental.
Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional administrator

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional administrator

Assistant regional administrator

Technical consultant

Attorney

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.\ssistant regional administrator

Financial analyst - - -

Chief broker dealer inspector

Chief securities investigator

Securities investigator

-ittornev

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Financial analyst

Attorney

Securities investigator- - -

Mining securities analyst _-.

Mining engineer

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Financial analyst

Securities investigator

Attorney

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Securities investigator

Attorney

Accountant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field—

Deduct lapses-,

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base.-.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations -

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts -.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$43, 606

41, 8.56

17,0.W

6,685

20, 990

6.810

5,686

5.435

16. 360

125. 035

99 910

300. 820

218. 450

92. 520

56,730

1 3. 935

1 3. 230

6 16, 192

6,741
8,757
4,326
8,236
10. 671
3,203

536 3. 276, 381
9.5 69.260

626.6

3,207,121
12, 406

1,577

3, 221, 103

4 46, 700

6 61. 800

2 20. 600

1 10. 200

5 60, 800

2

2
2
2
2
25

4

23

43

1

1

4

37

9

6
6
2
11
4
24
31
30
3

18.320

17. 920
17.920

18. 720
17, 920

221, 400

31, 360

175, 720

327, 520

7,640

8,040

26,560

244. 380

59, 860

33. 610
31,235
11.370
49. 265
17. 806
96. 590
111,866
98, 740
8,970

292 1,841,820
6.6 23,886

286.4

1, 817, 934
6,295

88

1,824,317

5.046,420

4, 959, 720
85,700

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$55. 475

32. 110

17.180

5.810

21.440

5,810

6.810

6,560

19. 855

113,760

92. 695
278. 165
204. 496

93, ICO
48, 480

1 3. 936

2 5. 980
5 13. 960

5.740
8,765
4,534
8.652
7,488

483 2. 992. 264
2 18.174

481

2, 974. 090
11,817

1,400

1
5

1
1
1
2
2
23

4

20

40

1

1

4
35
10

6
6
2
10
4
22
28
28
1

2, 987, 307

46, 200

62.200
20. 800
10. 400
61, 400

9,360
8.760
8.760
18.720
18. 120
206, 880

31.760

155. 600

310. 200

7.840

8,040

26, 960

234.500

66.600

28. 560
26, 800
11.495
47.310
18. 055
90. 020
94. 650
93,400
3,230

266 1,716.510
3 18, 000

263

1,698.510
6,383

200

1,705,093

4, 692, 400

4, 6.54, 400
38,000

1955 estimate

Nmn- Total
ber salary

10

6

2

1

4

1

1

1

4

24

19

66

66

28

16

$55. 475

32,110

11, 370

.6. 810

21.440

6.810

6. 810

6,660

19. 855

113.750

83.855

266, 935

201. 080

93. 160

48. 480

1 3. 936

2 6. 980
5 13. 960

5.740
8,765
4,634
8.652
7,488

469 2, 899. 089
3 24. 889

466

2, 874, 200
10. 960

1,400
2, 886, 650

34. 900

62. 200
20. 800
10. 400
40.800

9,360

1 8.760

2 18. 720
2 18, 120

21 189, 160

2
18
40
1
1

16. 080

139. 520

310. 200

7,840

8,040

4 26. 960
35 234, 500
10 66, 600

6
5
2
10
4
22
24
26
1

28, 650
26, 800
11.495
47.310
18.055
90, 020
87.240
86,940
3,230

253 1, 622, 60O
2 10,000

1,612,600
6,050

1,618,850

4, 605, 400

4,481,400
24,000

SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM

Salaries and Expenses, Selective Service System

OBLIGATIONS Br OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

7,620

593

7,629

6,981

603

7,123

6,978

603

7 287

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,684
OS-4.6

$2, 696

CPC-2.8

$2. 796

$3,805
GS-4.6

$2, 798

CPC-2.9

$2, 806

$3 880

Average grade

GS-4 6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 867

CPC-2 9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2, 806

01 Personal services:

$22, 702, 654
1, 620, 152

75,400

33, 772
46,000

$21,446,463
1,912,087

72, 000

30,000
14,000

$21,909,625
1,917,087

80, 400

30,000
12,000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base .

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay ---

Cost of living dilTerential-- --

24, 476, 978

692. 674

4, 684. 752

59, 193

622, 222

23, 473, 550

828,875
2, 654, 000

93, 100
636, 000
748. 500
399, 700
105,800
562, 500
142,000

35,400
202, 975

23, 949, 012

02 Travel:

733, 875

Selectee travel

4,154,000

93,100

642,000

845,500

357, 851
116,383
613, 064
145,318
210, 482
201, 040

106, 900

06 Printing and reproduction

105.000
473, 000

08 Supplies and materials

142, 500

20,000

23.6,113

Obligations incurred.. , .

32, 179, 957

29, 882, 400

31, 500, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Director.-

Deputy director

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range$10,800 to $11,800:

Assistants to director

Chief legislative and liaison officer. -

Chief medical officer

Chief planning olficer

Division chief

General counsel

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief legislative and liaison

officer

Assistant chief medical officer

Assistant chief planning officer

Assistant division chief

Assistant general coimsel

Executive secretary, special com-
mittees

Executive secretary. National

Appeal Board

Executive secretary. National Ad-
visory Committee

Manpower officer

Planning officer

Regional field officer -

Training officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney advisers

Administrative officer

Budget officer

Correspondence officer - -

Field auditors

Liaison o flicer

Manpower olficer - -.

Medical officer

Persoimcl officer -

Planning officer -

Records man.agement officer

Regional field officer

Training officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accoimtant--

-Administrative officer--

-Administrative officer. National

Advisory Commission

-Archivist

Area medical officer

Attorney advisers

Assistant executive officer

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $14, 800
1 13, 000

1

32. 400
10.800
10. 800
10. 800
65. 300
10,800

9.600
9.600
9,600
67. 200
19, 200

9,600

9,600

1 9. 600

1 9,600

2 19. 200
13 124. 800

1 9, 600

3
3
1
2
3
1

11
1
1
1
1

13

25. 080

25,280

8,360

16.720

25. 080

8.360

91, 960

8,360

8,960

8,360

8,560

108,680

7,840
36, 200

7,040
7.240
14, 080
7.040
7,040

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $14, 800
1 13, 000

32. 400
10. 800
10. 800
10,800
65. 300
10,800

9.600
9.600
9,600
57.600
19, 200

9,600

6 57, 600
1 9. 600

16. 720
25. 080

8. sm

8.360
33. 440

8. 300
83. 668

8,360

25, 080
8,577

76, 657
8,360

7,840
21, 120

1

7,240

1

7,440

2

14,080

2

14,080

1

7,040

1

7,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800
1 13,000

32. 400
10. 800
10, 800
10. 800
65.800
10, 800

9,600
9,600
9,600
67,600
19,200

1 9,800
1 9,600

6 57, 600
1 9,600

2
3
1
1
4
1

10
1

16.720
25. 080

8.360

8.360
33, 440

8.360
83.800

8.360

25!^080

8,777
76, 657
8,543

8.040
21, 120

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

65

DETAIL OF PEESOXAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule erades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8.040— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,080
2 14. 080
5 36. 200
1 7.040
1 7,040

1 5,940
1 5, 940

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,080

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,080

Field auditor . _

5 35. 200

1 7.040

2 14, 080

1 5,940

5 35, 200

1 7. 040

Training oiBcer

2 14 080

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Administrative officer

1 6 940

Attorney adviser. National Appeal

3 17.820
1 5. 940
1 6.540
1 5.940
1 5, 940

3 17.820

1 5,940

1 6,540

2 11,880
1 5. 940
1 5,940

1 5.940

Historian

1 6, 640

Manpower officer

1 6. 940
1 5,940

Uncompensated personnel officer,. .

Chief, printing and publications

1 5, 940

1 5, 691
1 6.908
1 6,668
1 5,600

1 6. 140

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Attorney adviser. National Appeal

2 11,000
1 6.750
1 6, 625

1 6, 033

Personnel officer

1 6 783

1 5,500

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 5,310
3 15,930

1 5,310
1 5,185
1 5, 185
1 5, 185
1 6,060
1 6, 185
1 6,685

1 5,060

2 9, 365
18 79, 440
22 88, 615
60 225,225
78 260,690
32 98,480

6 16, 900

1 3. 230
11 30.392

10 32, 801

5 26,281

5 26, 781

Attorney adviser, National Appeal
Board . .

1 6,343
1 6,332
1 6,343

1 6, 468

Legislative analyst - —

1 5 457

1 5, 468

Manpower officer .

1 5, 343

1 6,810

1 5,060

1 6, 120

18 81,026

24 98, 776

39 155.600

57 196. 858

29 90, 634

5 14,509

1 3, 230
11 31,359

10 36,546

1 6. 468

Purchasing officer

1 5,810

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1 5 245

OS- 7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

18 82 776

G.S-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

24 100 915

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

39 157,001

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,656

67 198 637

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

29 91, 796

■OS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

5 14, 909

1 3, 230
11 31,999

10 37, 378

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4, Range $2,7.W to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates
less tlian $5,060 ..

Plus excess military payover civilian..-.

375

1,961,308
28, 931

310

1, 656. 129
27.764

307

1,660,071
27,314

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

375

1,990,239
62.4

331,373

310

1,683,893
16

83,855

307

1,677,385
15

81. 960

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

312.6

1,658,866

19, 185
3,400

6,887

294

1,600,038

24,000
3,400

6,000

292

Other positions:

1,595,425

24,000
3,400

5 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay . .

All personal services, departmental..

1,687,338

1, 632, 438

1,627,826

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

10 108,760

20 192,000
8 77,400

11 92,960
22 184,520

15 125,400
38 317,680

7 68, 620

14 98, 560
26 180,200
20 140,800
10 70, 400

16 112,640

20 118,800
38 229,520
19 112,860

21 115,500

12 67, 250

14 73,340
19 91, 630
98 425,830
92 367,260

212 776,131

250 834,220

354

1, 097, 070

159 456,770
14 37, 080

10 109,000

20 192,000
8 78, 196

11 93, 406
22 184,520

15 126,568
38 317,680

7 58, 520

14 98. 789
25 180,200
20 140,800
10 70. 400

16 113,560

20 118,800
38 230,072
19 113, 342 •

21 116, 900

12 67. 668

14 74, 324

17 83,600
97 440,359
87 357,167

198 757,721
260 856,608
331

1, 046. 677

146 424,765

12 32, 190

10 109, 796

OS-14. Range $6,600 to $10,600:

20 192,000
8 78, 702

11 94 110

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy State director .

22 184,520

15 126,870

38 318,830

7 58, 520

14 98, 789
25 180 200

Fiscal and procurement officer

Division chief

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Deputv State director..

Fiscal and procurement officer

Divteion chief,.

20 140,800
10 70, 400
16 113,610

20 118,800
38 230,640
19 113,940

21 116 100

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Fiscal and procurement officer

Administrative officer .

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:
Division chief

12 68, 333

14 76, 074
17 85, 225
97 452 484

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Admiiustrative officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 .

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

87 366, 962

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

198 780 696

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

250 872 848

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

331

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

1,062.657
146 432, 765

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

12 33, 160

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

CPC-1. Range $1,810 to $2,170

Ungraded positions at annual rates
less than $6,060

Plus excess military pay over civilian..

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Cost of Uving diflerentlal

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

1963 actual

Total
salary

$6, 268
17, 940
16.440
22, 760
8,140

6,680

15,879,250

Num-
ber

2
6
6

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $6, 206
6 18, 237
6 16, 920
6 15, 752

3 6, 227

5,170

14, 497, 000

',245
22,

512, 789
158, 079

6,671

7,245
22,
522
1,

670, 868
627, 080

6,723

21,043,788

1, 600. 967
72,000

27,885
45,000

22.789,640

1964 estimate

21,042,054
191,770

6,671

21, 233, 824
446

1,388,399

6,226

19, 846, 425

1,888,087
68, 600

25, 000
14, 000

21.841.112

24. 476. 978

23, 473, 660

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6. 366
18, 717
17, 400
16.242
6,407

6,170

14, 603, 300

6,671

21, 146, 153
212, 296

6,671

21, 358, 449
279

1, 044, 349

6,392

20, 314, 100

1, 893, 087
77,000

25,000
12, 000

22, 321, 187

23, 949, 012

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Small Business Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of ail otlier positions.
Average num ber of all employees

.\verage salaries and grade.s:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-week

base

Paj-mcnt above basic rates

Total personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred..

1963 actual

1964 estimate

655

6

464

$6. 691
GS-9.8

$3,001,771
75, 929

6,800

3. 083. 500
186. 900
9.200
146. 400
61.. 500
13, 300
60, 100
40,200
43, 900
76, 000
25, 000

3, 725, 000

1955 estimate

545

2

537

$6,817
OS-9.9

$3, 674, 670
18, 250

14. 380

3. 707, 300

246, 700

5,900

145,800

32, 100

16, 100

24, 800

45, 800

8,000

40, 000

28.500

4, 300, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Administrator

Deputy administrator

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director of office

G.S-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy office director

Director of office

General counsel

Special assistant to the administra-
tor

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Associate general counsel

Controller

Deputy office director

Director of office

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.A.ttomey

Deputy controUer

Deputy office director

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
3 45, 000

13.000
26. 000
13, 000

13,000

12, 000
12, 000
24, 000
48, 000

22, 600
11,060
32, 650

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17,500
3 46. 000

1 14.800

1 13, 000

2 26. 000
1 13.000

1 13. 000

12,000
12. 000
24. 000
36, 000

22, 860
11.050
32. 650

66

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Small Business Administration — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntlDUed

1953 actual

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con.

Director of office

Division chief

Secretary to loan review committee.
Special assistant to deputy adminis-
trator --- -

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

-Attorney

Business economist

Commodity industry analyst

Con tra ct specialist

Division chief

Financial specialist

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Investigator

Loan examiner

Production engineer

Statistician ---

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney --

Auditor —

Branch chief --

Business economist

Classification officer -

Commodity Industry analyst

Contract specialist

Division chief-

Financial specialist

Investigator.-- ---

Loan e.\amtner

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer ---

Production engineer ---

Statistician ---

Technical publications writer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Auditor

Branch chief. .-

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist

Information specialist..

Investigator

Loan examiner

Reports analyst

Technical publications writer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor

Branch chief

Budget analyst —

Information specialist -.

Investigator -

Placement officer

Procurement and property officer ..

Publications writer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Accountant ^

Administrative assistant-- —

Budget analyst

Industrial analyst

Loan docket control supervisor

Records analyst

Statistician

GS-7. Range .$4.20.5 to $4,966- -..

OS-6. Range $3,79,'i to $4,645

GS-6. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032 -..

Num-
ber

Total
salary

Total permanent, departmental _
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-wcck base.. .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay.--

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director, regional office

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\ssociate regional director

Financial specialist.-

Procurement screening specialist...
Production or industrial specialist .

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

1

14
1

1
2
i
1
2
4
1
2
2
1
1
3
1

2
1
2
4
1
1
4
I
I
1
3
2
1
5
3

Total
salary

$10,800
152,200
11,300

43, 200

9,600
19, 200
38, 400

9,800
19, 200
38, 600

9.600

19. 400

20. 400
9. COO
9.600

28.800
10. 600

16, 920
8, 360

17, 720
35.440

8. 660
8. 360

34, 840
8.360
8,360
8. ,160

26, 080

18, 720
8. 360

42.800
26, 480

1955 estimate

7.040
14.080

7,040
22, 120

7,040
16, 080
14, 080

7,040

8,040

6,940
6,940
11, 880
6,940
6,940
5,940

1
1
1
1

1
3

1

1

1

1

22

6

33

32

6,940
6,140
5,940
6,140

6,060

15, 180

5.185

6,310

6, 060

6,186

6,310

97,760

20,600

124, 280

107, 040

28.390

3,230

240 1,646,406
68.9 411,828

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10,800

9 99, 450

1 11.300

4 43, 200

1 9, 600

2 19, 200

3 28, 800

29, 200
38, 800
9.600
19, 600
19,400
9. 600
9.800
9,800

181.1

1, 234, 678

76,929

13 141,150

28,800
127, 800

67,400
156,800

17,120
8,360

17.720

17.720
8.660
9. 360

43. 600
8. 360
8,360
8. 560

26, 080

18. 720
8,560

36,640

1,360

1 7. 040

2 14, 280

7,440
7,240
15, 080
14, 080
7,040

5,940
5,940
11.880
6, 940
6,940
6, 940
6, 140
5,940
6,140
6, 940
6,340

.6, 186
1.6, 565
5,310
5,435
6, 185
5,310

19

7
27
27

86, 645
28, 940
104, 070
90, 926
28,870
3,230

8,856

210 1,443,876
3.3 22,836

206.7

1,421,040

18,260
6,556

1, 444, 846

13 141,400

3

21

7
28

28, 800
204, 800

67, 800
273, 200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICBS — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Riinge $8,360 to $9,360:

Finan eial spc clallst -

Procurement screening specialist--.

Production or industrial specialist -
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Financial specialist

Procurement screening specialist. ..

Production or industrial specialist -
GS-11. Range $5,940 to ,$6,940:

Administrative officer

Production or industrial specialist.
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

GS-7. Range $4,206 to .$4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.666

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

1953 actual

Total permanent, field-.
Deduct lapses.-- ---

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. ,

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $144,320
27 232, 120
41 361,360

40 284, 200
1 7, 240

19 136.360

6.940
6,140

5,060

4,965

40. 076

36,860

286, 675

28, 470

1

1

10

10

85

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $146,320
27 232, 720
41 363, 560

40 284, 800
1 7, 240

19 137, 360

315 2,091,715
47. 9 324, 522

267.1

1, 767, 193

1,400

1, 768, 693

3, 083, 600

4,956

46, 120

37. 976

294. 410

29,190

336 2, 294, 790
6.0 41,160

329

2, 263, 630
8,825

2,262,465

3, 707, 300

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

Salaries and Expenses, Smithsonian Institution

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade ..

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services --

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printingand reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials -

09 Equipment -.- -.

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments -.- -.

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

501

4

492

$6, 206
GS-7.4

$3,135
CPC^.O

$2, 012, 870
13, 052

7,931
34 056

2, 067, 909

8,710

42, 172

10.736

30, 993

92, 320

42, 676

69, 696

50. 860

63

2,970

2, 419, 096

1954 estimate

601

3

485

$5, 279
GS-7.4

$3,168
CPC^.O

$2,021,528
10, 000

7,879
33, 485

2, 072, 892
10, 225
69, 400
11,000
32, 125
92, 320
593, 735
56, 750
66, 553

5,000
3, 000, 000

1956 estimate

501
3

477

$5, 376
GS-7.4

$3,211
CPC-4.0

$2,021,628
10,000

7,879
33, 485

2, 072, 892
16, 225
56, 400
24, 000
32, 125
92, 320
576, 735
56,750
68.663

5,000

3, 000, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. R;mgo $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant secretary -

OS-15. Range $10,800 to .$11,800:

Assistant secretary

Director, United States National

Museum..-

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Anthropologist

Zoologist- -

Botanist -

Geologist

Museum curator

Director, Bureau of American Eth-
nology

Associate Director, Bureau of
A merican Ethnology

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 200
11,800
11,800

10. 400
111, 400
9, son
10,000
10, 200

10,600

10, 200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
salary

$12, 400

11.800

11,800

10,400
10,400
10, 000
10, 200
10,200

10,600

10, 400

1955 estimate

Nimi- Total
ber salary

$12,600

11.800

11,800

10,600
10.600
10,000
10, 400
10, 400

10,600

10,600

1

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

67

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Rr\npe $9,600 to $10.600— Con.
Director, Astrophysical Observa-
tory

Director, National Collection of

Fine Arts

Museum curator. National Air

Musoum ._

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Anthropologist

Zoologist

Botanist

Geologist

Museum curator

Astrophysicist .-_

Plant physiologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Anthropologist

Zoologist..

Geologist

Superintendent of buildings and

labor .._ _..

Botanist -

Museum curator

Biochemist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Anthropologist

Zoologist --

Botanist

Geologist

Museum curator _

Editor... -

Chief, personnel division

Chief, accounting division

Librarian

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;

Instrument maker _

Chief, supply division

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Anthropologist

Zoologist -

Botanist

Geologist -

Museum curator

Exhibits preparator..

Scientific illustrator _

Instrument maker

Plant physiologist

Assistant superintendent of build-
ings and labor

Librarian...

Editor

Administrative assistant

Chief, correspondence and records..
Chief, International Exchange

Service _ - -

Accotmtant

Chief, publications division

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4.955

GS-6. Ranee $3,795 to $4.545.._

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655 __.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430_

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.. _

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-8. Ranee $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3 200 to $3 680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,600

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Astrophysicist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Manager, National Air Museum

facilitv...

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Physicist
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955"" "_ II!

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-». Range $3,175 to $3,655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-J. Range $2,750 to $3,230—

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060-..

1

10, 200

9,600

43. 400
44,800
17.520
17. 920
26, 280
S,960
8.760

1 8,040

2 15, 280

1954 estimate

7,640

1 7, 240

1 7, 040

Total permanent, field.

2
5
4
4
3
1
1
1
3

1

1

2
6
1
2
7
2
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1

1

1

1

2

23

li

31

42

12

10

2
4
36
7
6
101
33
66

13.080
32,100
26,560
25.960
18,220
6.140
6,140
6,140
18,020

5,875
5,625

10, 870
33,235
5.185
10.620
38,045
10. 745
5, 435
6,560
5,435

5,810
5,185
5,060
5,660
5.560

5.560

5.310

5,560

9.740

105. 216

69,880

119. 836

146, 830

38, 760

31.180

9.660
17, 685

141,460
24, 560
20,404

306, 470
98, 816

181, 210

484 1, 993. 770
13 53, 140

471 1,940.630

13, 052
7,651

12, 466
17,740

1, 991, 639

12,680

6,760

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,600

9.S00

44,200
45, 800
17,920
18, 320
26,680
9.160
8,960

8.040
29, 560
14, 080

7,840
7.040
7.440
7.040

19. 220
19, 220
20,420
13, 080
18,620
6.340
6,340
6.340
18, 220

6.000
5, 760

5.685
38. 795
.5. 310
10, 870
38.920
10, 995
5, .560
5. 6S5
5.560

.5. 810
5.310
6. 185
6.685
5,685

5,685

5,436

.5.686

9,990

111.920

64.425

118.675

160, 605

36. 130

37, 610

9.060
17, 710

142, 460
24, 720
20, 564

312. 260
90,280

178, 640

1
2
7
2
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1

1

1

1

2

24

16

30

43

11

12

2

4

36

7

6

102

30

64

1955 estimate

484 2, 027, 259
19 80, 678

466 1, Mfi, 581

10,000
7,689

11,380
18,120

1, 993, 670

12,680

6,875

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

10,400

9,800

45,000
46,800
18, 320

18. 720
27. 2S0

9,160
9,160

8.040
30. 160
14. 480

8,040
7,240
7.440
7,040

19,620

19, 620
20.420
13. 280
19,020

6,340
6,340
6,540
18,620

6,126
6,875

,5, 810
39.420
6. 435
11.120
39. 420
11.245
5.085
5,810
5,685

5.935
5.435
5,310
5.810
5,810

5,810

5,660

5.S10

10,240

114.420

65, 675

121, 425

152, 765

36. 610

38,360

9.175
17, 960

144.160
25,200
20,884

317. 620
90,920

180,290

1
1

3

3
3
2
3
1
1
1
3

1

1

1
7
1
2

2
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1

1

1

1

2

24

15

30

43

11

12

2

4

36

7

6

102

30

64

484 2,069,694
27 113. 113

457 1, 946, 581

10,000
7,589

11,. 380
18,120

1, 993, 670

13,080

6.000

1

1
1
1

5,186
4,205
3,910
3, 335

1

1
1

1

5,310
4,205
4,035
3,415

1

1
1

1

6.435
4,330
4,160
3,496

5

15,190

5

16. 590

5

16, 830

6

21, 985

5

23, 837

6

24,461

17

72, 240

17

74, 947

17

76, 791

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

$1, 844

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):

United States and possessions

Foreign coimtries: United States

15 $61, 990

2 10, 250
280

647

736

2,567

15 $64, 572

2 10, 375
290

575

800

2,610

15 64, 572
2 10, 375

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...
Payment above basic rates:

290

575

Nightwork differential

800

Additional pay for services abroad

2,610

76, 370

79. 222

79, 222

01 Personal services.

2,067,909

2,072,892

2,072,892

Salaries and Expenses, National Gallery of Art

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

322

6

304

322

6

310

322

6

316

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,553
GS-6.1

$3,129
CPC-J.2

$4, 60S
GS-6.2

$3,160
CPC-4.2

$4, 656

GS-6.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,142

Average grade

CPC-1.2

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$1,056,990
16,889

4, 176
31, 895

$1, 089, 700
15, 750

4,300
27,800

$1, 107, 125

15,760

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

4,300

Payment above basic rates

27,800

Total personal services

1, 108. 960
1,781
1,134
8,022

66,583

5,222

189, 213

609

27,940

2,032

28

2,710

1, 137, 550

1,800

800

10,400

70, 300

5,200

15, 250

600

28,000

1,500

100

3,500

1, 164, 975

02 Travel

1,800

800

04 CnmmnnifAlion Rpr\'ipp.<?

10,400

05 Rents and utility services: Electric
current

70,300

06 Printing and reproduction

5,200

18, 376

Servicesperformed by other agencies.

600
31, 750

09 Equipment

1,500

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

100
4,200

Obligations incurred ,

1, 414, 224

1, 275, 000

1, 300, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant administrator...

Assistant treasurer

Assistant secretary.

Assistant chief curator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;
Chief engineer and building super-
intendent

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Curator, education

Curator, graphic arts

Curator, index

Curator, painting

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Budget analyst

Personnel officer

Photographic technologist

Museum curator

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:
Assistant superintendent, mainte-
nance

Assistant superintendent, technical.

Associate cui*ator of education

Attorney

Chief accountant

Horticulturist..

Librarian

Registrar

Supply officer

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4, Range $3,175 to $3,665

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

1 10. 400

1 9, 800

1 10, 000

8,960

7,440
8.040
7.840
7,640

6,140
6,140
6,940

5,186
5,560
5,685
5,810
5.810
5, ,560
5,686
6,810

14 66, 745

5 22, 600

16 62, 185

16 53,120

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 600
10,600
9,800
10, 000

1956 estimate

7.640

8,040

7,840

7,840

6,340

6,740

6,940

6,940

5,810

5,685

5,810

6,810

5,810

5,685

5,810

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

1 10,600

1 10,000

1 10. 200

9,360

7,840
8,040
8,040
7,840

6,540
6,940
6,940
6,940

5,810
5,810
5,810
5,810
6,810
5,810
5,810

5,310
81,236

8,340
62, 186
56, 855

1
17

2
16
17

5,435
82, 610

8,465
63, 560
66, 535

68

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, National Gallery of Art — Continued

DETAn, OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continuecJ

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

Num- Total
ber salary

13 $41,710
5 13, 830

1 4, 900
9 40,035
20 79. 100
19 64,960
4 13, 496
119 355,010
29 87, 208
32 84, 370

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $38, 920
5 13, 990

1 4. 900
8 36, 045
20 79, 900
19 66,960
4 13, 656
123 370, 250
26 78, 432
31 83,000

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $38. 520

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680..

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPG-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

5 14. 230

1 4. 650
8 34. 545
20 79, 600
19 66, 240
4 13. 736
123 369,610
26 78.112
31 82, 580

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

322 1,134,314
23.9 77,324

322 1, 147, 878
17.6 58,178

322 1,147,878
12 40, 753

Net permanent, departmental (av-

298.1

1,056,990

6,557
9,332
4,176

14, 794
17, 101

304.4

1,089,700

6,650
9,200
4,300

10,500
17,300

310

Other positions:

1,107,125
6,550

Intermittent employment

9 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

4,300
10, 500

Nightw'orli differential . _ _

17,300

01 Personal services

1, 108, 960

1, 137, 550

1 154 975

SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES CONTROL BOARD

Salaries and Expenses, Subversive Activities Control Board

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

34

28

38
33

38
37

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5. 310
OS-8.0

$2, 731
CPC-3.5

$5,947
OS-9.0

$2,830
CPC-4,0

$5 947

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

GS-9.0
$2 830

Average grade

CPC-4.0

01 Persona] services;

Permanent positions

$186, 208

.573
2.040

27, 893

$23,5. 400

700
2.700

3.000

$257, 250

700
1 750

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Pavment above basic rates

Other payments for personal serv-
ices - .-

3 000

Total personal services

216. 714
1,020

241, 800
12,500
300
5,700
10.000
2.000
1,000
4.500
6. 800
700

262 700

02 Travel

4,659

5.300

1, 203

362

3,226

1,260

438

08 Supplies and materials

4 500

I.^i Tares nnd asspssmenft!

700

Obligations incurred .. .

228,882

285,000

300, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rate equal to or in
e.-5cess o( $10,800:

Chairman and board members

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75, 000
1 10,800

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75,000

1 10,800

2 21,600

1 10,000
1 9,800

1 9.360
1 9,360

3 21,520

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $75,000

1 10,800

2 21,600

1 10. 000
1 9,800

1 9, 360
1 9, 360

3 21 520

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Executive secretary .

i 9,800

1 9, 360
1 9,360

1 7,040

2 11,880

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:
Admmistrative and hearmg room

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Attornev-adviser

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
.\ttomcy-adviser..

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1984 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Personnel ofTicer .

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 600

5 25. 800

1 5, 185
3 13, 240

6 22. 460

2 6,830
2 6, 140

1 2,830
1 2, 632

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 800

5 25, 800
1 6, 185
8 33.640
4 15,640

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,500

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Assistant to a board member

5 25,800
1 5, 185

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

8 33,640

OS 5 Range $3 410 to $4 160

4 15, 640

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2 6, 140
2 5,660

2 6, 140

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

2 5,660

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

34 223,867
6.4 37,649

38 265,005
5 29,605

38 266,006
1.3 7,755

Net permanent, departmental (av-

27.6 186,208

573

2,040

27,893

33 235,400

700

2,700

3.000

36.7 257,250

Regular pay in excess of 52-\veek base...
Payment above basic rales: Overtime..
Other payments for personal services...

700
1,750
3,000

216,714

241,800

262,700

TARIFF COMMISSION

Salaries and Expenses, Tariff Commission

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

211
195

204
198

204
199

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 057
GS-8.6

$6, 126
GS-8.7

$6,207

GS-8.7

01 Personal services:

$1, 203, 388

4,396
1,105

427

$1,240,925

4, 4.50
1,000

$1, 265, 600

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

4,600

Pavment above basic rates

1,000

Other payments for personal serv-

Total personal services . .

1, 209. 316

13, 465

10

6,067

1, 246, 375

13, 600

60

6,150

1,600

10, 000

1,000

2,500

12, 600

4,000

800

1, 271, 000

02 Travel

15,000

50

04 Communication services

5,650

2,500

06 Printing and reproduction

17, 491
1.817
3,230
12. 166
12, 363
597

10,000

2,000

Services performed by other agencies.

4,000
12,500

10,000

1,000

Obligations incurred .

1, 275, 521

1, 297, 375

1,333,600

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner

General schedule grades:
GS-lfi. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief economist and chief, eco-
nomics di vision

Director of investigation

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief, technical service

General counsel..

Secretary

Special industrial adviser..

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Adviser on European trade and

trade policy.

Advi.ser on Latin American trade

and trade policy

.\dviser on market and production

analysis

Chief, commodity division

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant to the chief, technical

service

Attorney

Commodity specialist

Economist

Industri:il engineer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;
Commodity specialist

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

5 $75, 000

12,200
12, 200

11,800
11,060
10. 800
11.800

9,800
9,800

9.800
72, 400

8,560
8,360
204. 480
63. 720
26,680

74, 000

6

$90, 000

6

$90,000

1
1

12, 400
12, 400

1
1

12, 600
12, 600

1

1
1

1

11.800
11.300
10.800
11,800

1

1
1

1

11,800
11,300
11,050
11,800

1

10.000

1

10.000

1

10,000

1

10,000

1

7

9,800
73, 000

1
7

10. 000
73,200

1

21
7
3

8, 660
187. 160
63. 920
26,680

1

21

7

3

8,760
189, 760
64. 320
26, 280

10

74, 800

10

75, 800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

69

DETAH, OF PEESO.NAL SEETiCES — Continued

Departmental—Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Economist

Industrial engineer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Chief, statistical division..

Commodity specialist

Economist

Librarian...

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant to the Secretary

Attorney

Budget and methods analyst

Chief of section...

Commodity specialist

Economist

Librarian

Statistical assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956 _

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

OS-5. Range $:!.4I0 to $4,160

GS-I. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 ,

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $3,974 to $3.454

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

Wage Board grades:

WB-13. Range $4.2M to $4,950

WB-12. Range $4,098 to $4,742

WB-10. Range $3,723 to .$4,306

■V\'B-8. Range $3,349 to $3,869

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct;
Lapses

Savings due to use of former pay
scales for part of year

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

pay .-

AH personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Commission representative in New

York

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

Total permanent, field

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment in excess of rates prevailing

during greater part of year due to

downgrading of positions

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $22. 320
2 14, 480

5.940
6,940
77,280
12.280
6.940

1
1
12
2
1

1

3

1

5

1

1

1

16

12

31

20

12

1

1
4

1
2
1
2

5,185

17,180

5,060

27,425

5,560

5,810

4,745

77.530

52, 415

125, 335

71,100

39,480

3,230

3. 1.34
11,328

4.306
8,444
3.931
6,740

204 1, 255, 568

16 90, 572

597

188 1,164.399
4,24S

1,105

1, 169. 752

1 5, 810
4 23,615

2 8,990

7 38, 415
148

574
427

39,664

1,209,316

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $22, 520
2 14, 480

1

1

15

1

1

1

2

1

4

1

1

1

15

11

28

19

11

1

1
3

1
2
1
2

5.940
6.940
95. 100
12.280
6,940

5,810

5.060

5.310

11,496

5,186

21, 866

6,685

6,810

4,870

72, .575

48,995

115,230

68, 166

36, 370

3.230

3,214

8,856

4, 722
9^028
4,306
7,364

197 1, 240, 765

6 38, 080

175

191 1.202,510
4,300

1,207,810

1 .5. 810
4 23.615

2 8.990

38.415
160

38, 565

1, 246, 375

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$23, 120
14,880

6,140
6,940
%,500
12.680
6,940

5,810

.5,060

5.435

11.620

5,310

22. 240

6. 810

5.S10

4.995

73.700

49, 870

117,230

69,045

36,850

.3,230

3,294
9,016

4,950
9,256
4,306
7,738

3
2

1
1
15
2
1

1

1

1

2

1

4

1

1

1

16

11

28

19

11

1

1
3

1
2
1
2

197 1, 257, 045
5 29,960

192 1,227,086
4,350

1,000

1.232.435

1 5.810
4 23. 616

2 8.990

7 38.415
150

38.565

1,271,000

THE TAX COURT OF THE UNITED STATES

Salaries and Expenses, The Tax Court of the United States

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

137
133

147
138

145
138

Average salaries and grades (exclusive of
judges) :
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,932
GS-7.3

$3,056
CPC-3.2

$4,950
GS-7.2

$2,992
CPC-3.2

•$5. 064

GS-7.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3. 024

CPC-3.2

01 Personal services:

$800,230

1,710
835

$822, 750

2,250
800

15, 000

$840, 975

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2,400

800

Payments to be made to retired
judges pursuant to Public Law
219, 83d Cong., 1st sess ..

25,625

Total personal services

802,775

840,800

869,800

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

02 Travel

$28,810
1,370
4,135

$40,000

1,900

4,500

9,000

6.300

16,000

30.840

800

11,760

7,700

400

$43, 225
2,000
4 600

03 Transportation of things

04 CnrnmnnicRtinn services

Penalty mail

7 500

5,589

13,160

24,650

767

12,285

6 300

07 Other contractual services

29 475

Services performed by other agencies.

800

09 Equipment

5,442
114

7,000

899,007

970,000

1,000,000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Judge

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney (special assistant to Chief

Judge) --

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Attorney (commissioner)

Clerk of the court

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360: Attor-
ney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040: Attor-
ney

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Librarian

Reporter...

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Fiscal and assistant budget ofRcer..
Chief deputy clerk

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Assistant law librarian

Assistant reporter

Attorney

Chief deputy clerk

Head, general services section

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370....

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-!. Range $2.7.W to $3.230 --.

CPC-3. R,inge $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct iai)ses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net sahry)

Payments to be made to retired judges,
pursuant to Public Law 219, 83d

Cong., 1st sess

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

16 $240,000

9,800
19,200
9,800

9 78, 640

5 30,700
1 5,940

1 6,000

1
1

11
1
1
4

27

22
4

14
9
1

5,060

5,060

56,410

6,310

5,435

20, 105

124, 160

94,240

15.390

4S, 130

29, 670

3,070

1 3.390
4 11.888

137 827, 398
4. 5 27. 168

132.5 800,230

1,710
835

802, 775

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

16 $240,000

1 10,800

1 9,800

3 29,000

1 9,800

7 60,520

1 7, 240

6 35,640

1 6, 140

1 5,940

1 6, 125

1 5, 626

1 5, 185

1 5.060

9 46,915

1

4
29
24

5
15
11

2

1

4

5.660
20. 605
135. 320
104, 955
19, 425
62, 105
36,050
6,980

3,390
11,668

147 878, 748
9.2 55.998

137. 8 822, 750

15,000

2,260

800

840,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $240,000

1 10,800

1 10,000

3 29,400

1 10,000

6 52. 900

2 14, 280

7 41,980
1 6,140
1 5,940

1 6,250

1 6,750

1 6,310

1 6, 1S5

10 52, 225

1

4
29
23

5
14

9

2

1
4

5,685

20, 980

137, 195

102, 160

19, 925

49, 330

30. 390

6,060

3,390
11,728

145 883, 063
6. 9 42, 088

138. 1 840, 975

25, 625

2,400

800

809, 800

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

General Operating Expenses, Veterans Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estlmato

Total number of permanent positions

.Average number of all employees

42,120
40. 526

40,111
37,637

36, 738
33, 133

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarv

$4,109
GS-6.0

$2,932
CPC-3.2

$4,174

$4,265
GS-5.3

$2,987

CPC-3.3

$4,118

$4,189
GS-5.2

$2,982

CPC-3.3

$4,205

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary.

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic i^tes

$165, 278, 384

634, 242
1.093,041

$156, 172, 261

594, 662
556,804

$137,427,040

623, 075
542,232

Total personal services

167, 006, 667

157, 323, 717

138, 492, 347

70

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

General Operating Expenses, Veterans Administration— Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continuea

Object classification

Travel;

Employee

Beneficiary

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utilities

Printmg and reproduction

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Lands and structures

Grants, subsidies, and contributions.
Refunds, awards, and indemnities —
Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total obligations.

19S3 actual

$2, 447, 736

295, 622

637, 134

1,671.828

1, 867, 745
2, 058. 926
4. S18, 264
2, 448. 086

871. 449
21. 576

2, 293, 673

72, 093
267, 146

186. 776. 934
77, 100

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

$3, 203, 500

314, 256

656, 828

4, .503, 681

1, 745. 886
1, 958. 232
6, 141, 791

2. 310. 660
713,711

34.884

2. 800. 000

40. 000

293. 575

182, 040, 611
77, 611

$3. 200. 000

294, 450

647. 857

4, 539, 409

1, 829, HI

1, 893, 737

7, 146. 082

2, 365, 708

750. 354

3. 300. 000
40. 000
289, 006

186, 699, 834

181, 963, 000

164, 787. 061
87, 061

164, 700, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
Special positions at rate^ equal to or m
excess of $13,000:

Administrator

Deputy admiQistrator

General schedule grades:
OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Solicitor

General counsel

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800;
Deputy administrator for insurance.
Deputy administrator for veterans

benefits

Assistant administrator for admm-

istration —

Controller.-- ---•

Assistant administrator for legisla-
tion --•

Assistant deputy administrator,

compensation and pensions

Assistant deputy administrator,
vocational rehabilitation and

education

Assistant administrator, claims

Assistant administrator, finance

Assistant administrator, Insurance-
Assistant administration, voca-
tional rehabilitation and educa-
tion

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Actuary, life

Adjudicator

Administrative officer

Assistant administrator, contact

and administrative services

Assistant administrator, personnel..

Assistant to admmi.strator

Assistant deputy administrator

Assistant deputy administrator,

field

Assistant deputy administrator for

insurance

Assistant deputy administrator,

insurance .-■

Assistant deputy administrator,

insurance accounts--

Assistant deputy administrator,

insurance claims

Assistant deputy admmistrator,

loan guaranty

Assistant deputy administrator,

underwriting

Assistant deputy administrator,

veterans benefits

Assistant for systems and evalua-
tion.

Associate general counsel

Associate solicitor

Chairman, board of veterans ap-
peals.

Chief purchasing agent

Controller..

Deputy general counsel

Deputy solicitor

Director of service

Educationalist

E,xecutive assistant administrator. -
Executive assistant administrator,

claims

Executive assistant administrator,
contact and administrative serv-

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$17, 500
16.000

1 13, 200

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$17. 600
16, 000

13, 200
13, 400

12,200

1 12, 000

1

12,000
12, 400

12. 400

1965 estimate

Nujn- Total
ber salary

$17. 600
16, 000

1 12. 400

12.200
12. 200
12. 000

1 12. 200

12. 400
12. 200
12, 200
12. 000

11. 800
11.800
23, 100

11.800
11,800

1 12,200

11,800
11, 800
11,650

11, 800
11,800
11. 300
23, 600

13,400

12,400

12. 200

12. 200
12. 400

12, 400

12.400

12,400

4 43, 200
1 11, 800

Executive assistant administrator,
finance..

10, 800
97, 200
22, 600

1 11,300
1 11,800

1 11.050
1 11,050

1 11,050
1 11,800

1 11,060
1 11,800

1 11, 800

1 11,800
1 11, 800

11,300
46. 200
43, 200

11, 800
11,050
21, 100
11.050
10,800
219, 160
22.600
22. 100

1 11.800

1 11, 800
1 11, 800

11, 550

11,300
23. 600

11,300

11.800

11.050

11,060

11,050

11.800

11,0.50

11, 800

11,300
45, 460

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

11,800
11. 0,50
2 21,100
1 11.060

20 220, 000
'"2""22,'i60

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued

General schedule grades— Contmued

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11.800~Con.

Executive assistant administrator,

insurance

Executive assistant administrator,

legislation

Executive assistant administrator,

personnel

Executive assistant admmistrator,
vocational rehabilitation and edu-
cation

Executive dhector for supervision...

Fiscal accountant.

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Senior advisement and guidance

officer

Special assistant to assistant admin-
istrator, insurance

Special assistant to assistant deputy

administrator

Supervising actuary

Vice chairman, board of veterans

appeals

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Actuary, life

Adjudicator

Adjudicator, supervisor

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Architectural engineer

Assistant associate general counsel..

Assistant director of service

Assistant fair employment ofRcer...

Assistant for special projects

Assistant to the Administrator

Associate member— chief of section.

Associate member — legal

Associate membei^-medical

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Attorney, legislative

Attorney, trial examiner

Chairman, central committee of

waivers and forfeitures

Chahman, central dependents pen-
sion board

Chairman, rating schedule board...

Chief of division

Chief hearing exammer

Deputy chief purchasmg agent

Director of service

Director, vocational rehabilitation

and educational supervision

Educationalist

Executive assistant for evaluation-
Executive ofhcer

Finance and busmess analyst

Fiscal accountant

Hearing examiner -,-;,- v

Information and editorial speclallst..

Inspector-lnvestigator

Insurance examiner .-

Land planning engineer

Legal assistant

Legislative attorney

Liability and liquidation specialist- .

Loan guaranty examiner

Loan specialist

Medical physician

Organization and methods exammer.

Personnel officer

Pharmacologist

Position classifier

Printing and publications specialist-
Psychologist, personnel counselor...

Realty officer •

Senior advisement and guidance

officer

StafI assistant

Statistician

Supervisor, management

Supervisory budget examiner -

Supervisory insurance specialist

Supervisory organization and meth-
ods exammer

GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Accountant, supervisor

Auditor, supervisor

Actuary

Actuary (life) -.-

Adjudicator.

Adjudicator, supervisor

Adjudicator (legal)

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Appraiser, supervisor

Architectural engineer..

.\ssistant chief of division

Assistant director of service.

Assistant to the Administrator

Attorney -

Attorney adviser .--

Attorney, field examiner

Attorney, supervisor

Num- Total

bei

salary

$11,800

11, 800

11, 800

1954 estimate

11. 800

10, 800

10, 000
60, 800
21. 000
20. 600
110. 000
9,600

Ntim- TotaJ
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 11,800
1 11,800

20,400
111, 000

22 225. 600

2 20, 800

9,800

10, 200
10, 600

19.600
60. 000

5 61,200

113,000
40,000
20,800
10, 400
10. 400
10.000
10. 200
21,000

10,400

2 20,000

9,160
17, 120
106. 120
27.680

122. 640
42, 800

8,960

9,160

384.640

9,360

10,800
11,800

22, 600

1 10, 800
1 10, 800

2

6

2

2

11

1

1

10

2

1

1

1

8

17

10

2

11

1

22

1
1

10
1
1

20

1
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1

1956 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10,800

11,050
11.800

11,050

20, 200
61 000

1 11, 050
1 11, 800

1 11. 050

2 20, 600

20 600

109, 200
9,800
9.800

100. 200
20, 2Q0

9.600
9.800
10. 200
79, 800
171.600

101, 000

2 20,200
1 10. 400

1 10, 000
10 100, 800

2 20. 400
1 9. 600
1 10. 000
1 10, 300
8 82. 600

17 173. 400
10 102, 200

112. 200

10, 000

227, 800

10,600

10.600
10. 400
99. 800
10, 000
9.600
203, 400

9.600

3 31, 200
1 10, 200

1 10,600

1 10, 600
1 10.600

10 101,000
1 10. 200
1 9, 800

20 204,600

1 9,800

10. 400
9.600
9.800

1 10. 600
1 9. 600
1 9, 800

10,000
9 800

1 10, 400

10. 400
10 600

10.000

1 10, 200

60 400

loiooo

51 600

1 10,600

40.800
113.800

4 41,000

31,000

3 31,400

10 400

10 400

''I 200

10,600
20, 400
20 400

2 20,600

20.200

9.600

20,400

9,600

77, 040
8,660
8, 560
9 360

2 20.200

1 9,600

2 20,600

1 9,800

9 77, 440
1 8, 560
1 8, 660

17,320
106. .520
151. 280

33, 840
8, .360
8. 360

43, 000
8,960

77, 440

17, 720
8.760
9 160

2 17,320
1 8, 560
18 152,080
4 34. 040
1 8,360
1 8, 660
6 43. 200

1 9. 160
9 77. 840

2 17,920
1 8, 760

386. 040
9,360
36,240

42 366,720

4 36, 640

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

71

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental — Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued
OS-13. Ranpo $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Budget examiner

Chairman (alternate)

Chief of division

Chief of section

Chief survey specialist

Claims e-xaminer

Classification officer, supervisor

Consultant (legal)

Consultant (medical)

Consultant (rehabilitation)

Contact officer

Contract specialist

Dentist

Dental offioT

Director of service

Distribution specialist

Economist

Educationalist ;_-_

Employee relations officer

Executive assistant _ _-

Financial and business analyst

Fiscal accountant

Hearing examiner..

In formation specialist

Inspection and investigation officer.

Insurance specialist

Inveitt-ory and management special-
ist

Land planning engineer

Landscape architect

Legal assistant

Legislative attorney

Liability and liquidation specialist .

Loan guaranty examiner

Ivoan guaranty specialist

Loan guaranty specialist, super-
visor .-

Loan and property program special-
ist.

Loan service specialist

Management survey officer

Market and commodity analyst

Medical officer

Medical p'^ysician

Occupational specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel examiner

Personnel officer

Personnel officer, supervisor

Personnel rating examiner _ . .

Placement officer.

Position classifier

Printing and publications specialist.

Psychologist

Realty officer

Research specialist

Security ofEcer

Senior advisement and guidance

officer

Special assistant

Staff assistant

Statistician..

Supervisor (loan guaranty)

Supiily specialist

Trial attorney

Training officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Actuarial

Adjudicator

Administrative analyst.. _.

.Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Architectural engineer

Artist

Assistant chief of division

Assistant service director

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Attorney reviewer

Attorney trial examiner

Authorization officer

Authorization specialist

Budget examiner

Business accountant

Business consultant

Chief of division

Chief of section.-

Claims examiner

Communications officer

Compliance specialist

Contact ofilcer.

Cost analyst

Contact representative

Contact specialist —

Contact supervisor

Contract specialist

Correspondence management

analyst ._

Counseling specialist

Dentist _.

Distribution specialist

Num-
ber

Total
salary

8 $68,280

1 9,160

17,720
8,760

1 8,560
1 8,760

16 142,160

2 17, 720

6 63,360

8 70,880

1 8,660

26 229,660

3 27,680

10 88,200

20 177,200

15 131,400
1 9, 160
6 54,360

2 17, 720

1 8, 760
7 62, 920
3 26,680

1 9,160
1 8, 560

6 51,560

9,360

1 7, 840
38 294,920

1
26
3

7,440

197, 640

21.920

44.040

7,840

1
52
3
5
5

7,040
380,880
23,320
38,600
39,000

10
2

71,800
14,880

6 45,640

1 7, 640
7 54,280

14 107, 960

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$68,680

17.320

187. 120

43. 000

36, 040

9.11)0

,S. 300

43.200

84.600

8.660

8.560

17,720

8,760

8.760

17, .?20

8.560

62. 120

25,280

8,660

8,760

8.560

142. 960

34,840

53,560

79,440

8,360

2

22
5
4
1
1
5

10
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
7
3
1
1
1

16
4
6
9
1

1
1
1

26
3
1

10
3

1
1
4
6
1
1
5
1

12
1

38
I
I

26
3
f.
1
1
3
1

52
3
5
5
3

10
2
1
5
1
6
1
1

1
7
1
4
14

8.360
8.560
8.760
232.160
27.880
8.360
88.600
26,080

42.000

8.960
8. 360
144.320
16.920
61,720
178,000
8,360

131,800
9.160
54. 560
17. 720
8. 360
17.720
8. 360
8,960
63,120
26,680
16. 720
44.000

9.160
8.560
25,880
61, 560
8.760
8.360
42.600
9. 300

86. 080

7,040

294. 520

7.040

7.440

197. 440

22.120

44.240

7,840

7,040

21,720

7.240

379. 680

23,520

38,000

39.200

22,120

72,000

16,080

7,040

35.100

7.040

46.840

7,040

7,240

49.SS0

7.440

54,080

7,040

28,160

108, 360

1 7,040

1 7, 040

1 7,640

1 7,040

Num- Total
ber salary

$25,880
17.520

188. 620
43.400
36,640

1

1

8.660
44.000
85.000
8.760
8,560

1 8,960

2 17,520
1 8,560

8,560

4 35,440

5 44,800
9 79.640
1 8,360

1 8,360

1 8,760

2 18, 620
1 8.360

3 26, 480
5 42, 400

1 8,960

17 144, 920
2 16,920
7 61,920

1 8,360
5 42.000

2 17. 520
2 17. 720
1 8, 560

8,560

2 18,320

1 8, 760

2 16, 920
5 44,200

8.760
26,280
42.800
8.760
8,560
43,000

12

1
9
1
1
2
1

86.880
7.840

66.560
7. 040
7.640

14.080
7.440

44,440

1 7,040
3 21, 920

52 378,680
"6'"37^46o

3 22,320
60,280

7,040

36,300

7,040

7,240
7,440
60,280
7,640

7.040
28,560

7,040
7,040
7,640
7,040

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Cnn.

Document analyst

Educationalist

Employee relations officer

Executive assistant

Entitlement specialist

Educational benefits specialist

Employee relations training officer..

Field supervisor

Financial and business analyst

Fiscal analyst

Fiscal accountant

General economist

Housing market analyst

Information and/or editorial special-
ist

Inspector-investigator.

Illustrator

Inventory management specialist...

Insurance specialist

Insurance examiner

Liaison specialist...

Legal assistant

Legal consultant

Legislative attorney

Land planning engineer.

Loan guaranty examiner

Market and commodity analyst —

Managem.ent survey officer

Medical, physician.

Motion picture producer

Occupational outlook supervisor —
Organization and/or methods exam-
iner

O verseas liaison officer

Persoiuiel officer — staff —

Placement officer

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer —

Procurement and supply officer

Psychologist

Purchasing specialist. _

Prosthetic repau-man

Qualifications examiner

Radio information specialist

Rating examiner

Realty officer.

Records management analyst

Recreational supervisor

Rehabilitation training specialist...
Requirements and utilization officer.

Research specialist

Special assistant

Statistician

Supervising actuary, life

Supervising auditor

Supervising contact representative _

Supervising legal assistant..

Supervising personnel officer

Supply officer

Supply specialist

Systems accountant

Telecnmnnmications supervisor

Training officer...

Trial attorney

Visual information officer

Visual motion picture operator

Visual presentation and informa-
tion specialist

GS-II. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

.Accountant...

.Actuary, life

.Adjudicator __.

.Administrative analyst

Administrative assistant...

.Administrative officer

-Analyst

Appointment officer.

Archivist

Assistant chief of section..

Attorney.

Attorney-adviser

Attorney reviewer

Auditor

.Authorization officer

Budget examiner

Business accountant

Chief of division

(I^hief of section...

Claims examiner

Communications officer

Compliance specialist..

Conservation analyst

Contact specialist

Contract specialist

Correspondence management

analyst

Cost accountant..

Cost analyst

Distribution specialist

Document analyst.

Educationalist

Employee relations officer

Employee relations and training
officer __^^__.„,.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 040
18 128.320

2 15, 080
1 8,040

32 227,280
2 14,080

18 136,920
9 66,760

1 8,040
'21" "162^640

6 43,840
"ii"'"8L640

16 122,240

"i""8,oii)'

24 171,360

8 59, 120
5 38,800

1 7,640

2 14.680

1 7,040

2 14, 280

4 31, 760
"i"'""7,'840'
'i"""'7."840'

8 67, 620

7,640
7,040

7,240
7,840

2 12, 680
64 411,160

2 13,680

24 153, 760

1 6,740

1 6, 140

1 6,140

2 12,880
16 98,640
9 56,660

32 216,680
10 60,800
1 6,140

2 12,480

1 5,940
'i3'""83,'626

2 12, 280
2 13, 080
2 12, 280

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

18
2
1
3
1
1
21
1
1
32
2
1

20

10

1

1

4

1

3

21

1

6

1

11

1

25

16

1

1

24
1
9
5
3
2
1
5
2
2
1
2
1
4
3
1
1
1
2
6

10
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
4
1
1

11
2

64
1
2

24
1
1
1
2
2

21
9
7

32

10
1
6
2
2
1
1
1
3

13

1
1
1
2
2
2
2

$7,240

128,120

15,280

8,040

22.720

7.040

7,040

161,040

7,040

7,240

228,080

14,280

7,240

152,200

73,800

7,040

7,040

28,660

8,040

21,120

161, 240

7,240

44,040

7,240

81,840

7,040

177,600

121,440

7,040

8,040

170, 160

7,040

67,960

39.000

21, 120

14.280

7,040

39,000

14,080

14,880

7,240

14.480

7,040

31,960

21, 120

7,840

7,040

7,640

14,080

42.040

71,200

7,040

7,240

7,040

7,240

7.040

7,040

14,080

14,280

7,840

14,480

30,160

7,040

7,440

7,840

67, 740

12,880

411,160

6,140

13,680

153,760

6,740

6,140

6,140

12,280

12,880

128,540

66,660

43,580

216,680

60,800

6,140

37,640

12,680

12,480

6.340

6,940

6,940

18.620

83,020

6,140
6,140
6,340
12,280
12, 480
13, 080
12,280

6,140

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $36,200

3

1
1
21
1
1

23,120
7,240
7,040
152,040
7,040
7,240

7,240

162, 800

74,400

7,040

7,240

28,960

3
1
1
6
1

11
1

25
1
1

21,320
7,640
7,440

44,240
7,240

82,040

7,240

178,400

7,640

7,040

164,820
7,240
68,760
7.640
21,120
14,280
7,040
39,200
14,080

1 7,040

2 15, 680

3 21, 120

1
1
2
6
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2

7,040

7,840

14,280

42.840

71,800

7,040

7,240

7,040

7,440

7,240

7,040

14,080

14,480

2
4
1

14.680

30,560

7,040

11 67, 740

2 12.880

1 6, 140

1 6,140

2

12.280

21

128,540

7

43,580

7

43,580

6
2

37.640
12,680

1
1

6,340
5,940

18.620
12,280

6, 140
6,140

12,280
12, 480

1 6, 140

72

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

General Operating Expenses, Veterans Administration — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $.5,940 to .$6.940— Con.

Emrloyee training officer

Entitlement specialist

Exhibits specialist

Field supervisor _

Fiscal accountant

Fiscal analyst

Forms examiner

General economist

Housing market analyst

Illustrator. _

Information and/or editorial spe-
cialist

Inspector-investigator

Insurance examiner

Insurance specialist

Legal assistant

Legislative attorney

Liaison oiUcer and procedure ana-
lyst

Liaison representative

Loan guaranty examiner

Loan processing and examining

specialist _

Loan and property program spe-
cialist

Loan specialist

Mail and/or file supervisor

Manager

Market and commodity analyst

Microphotographic analyst

Miscellaneous duplicating equip-
ment supervisor. _

Organization and/or methods ex-
aminer _

Organization planning specialist

Performance rating technician

Personnel officer

Personnel technician

Placement officer _

Position classifier

Printer and publisher

Procurement and supply officer

Purciiasing agent

Qualification examiner

Qualifications rating e.xaminer

Realty officer-

Records management analyst

Records management assistant

Research specialist

Safety and fire officer

Staff assistant

Standards tester

Statistical analyst _..

Statistician

Supervisory analytical statistician..

Supervisory fiscal accountant

Supervisory fiscal accounts officer...

Supervisory legal assistant

Supply officer

Supply specialist

Systems accountant

Technical assistant

Telecommunications supervisor

Test technician..

Trial attorney

Work measurement analvst

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant _

Administrative officer

.\ssistiint chief of division

Assistant manager...

Benefit payment supervisor

Budcct analyst

Chief of section

Contact representative

Employment counselor

Executive officer

Fiscal accountant

Illustrator

Information specialist

Insurance examiner

Mail and file supervisor

Supply specialist

Tabulating equipment supervisor..

Tabulating project planner

Time, leave, and payroll supervisor.

Translator.-

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Adjudicator

.\ssistant chief of division

Assistant chief of section

Assistant to deputy administrator.

.\ttorney

Auditor (general)

Authorization officer

Automotive equipment supervisor.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13,080

10 66. 200
27 167,580

12, 680
'13^480'

2 12, 480
1 5,940
1 5,940

4 25, 960
1 5,940

4 25,960

2 12, 680

1 5, 940
35 219, 700

1

6,340

9 56. 060

9 54,660

9 55, 260

2 12,280

1 5,940
"i'""'6,'946
'i'" 5,'946'

1 5.940
"s" '49.' 320"

6,140

1 6, 940

2 12, 680

1 6, 250
4 23, 625

1 6, 250
1 5,500

6,250

17, 375
6,000
6.625

11, 126

12, 126

1 5. 875

1 6, 125

1 5, 625

1 6, 260

8 43, 355
180

1, 045, 800

1 5. 810
1 5, 810

34, 485
10, 470

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

180
1
1
3
1
4
4
6
2

$13,

6,

6,

65,

lo:

37,
6,
12,
12,
13,

12,
36,
6,
42,
26,

219,

6.

6,

62,

66,

54,

66,

12,

12,

6,

5,

17,
5,
6
6,

17,
6,
6,

11.

12,

12,
5,
6,
6,
6,

11
43,

1, 046,
6,
17
S,
23,
22,
34,
10,

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

I

1

9

$6, 140

6,340

60, 060

6
1

37,840
6,140

2

1

12,680
6,140

6

36, 840

7

42, 980

6,140
6,140

42, 980

1 6, 140
1 6, 140

1 6, 140
1 6, 140
1 6, 140

27

1

171,180
6,140

10

62,400

1
6

6. 140
38, 040

2

1

12,480
6,140

1

6,140

3

18,420

2

1
3

12, 480
6.140
18, 420

6,140
37. 840
fi. 140
6,140
6, 140
6.140

42, 980
68,5^0

1 6, 140
1 6, 140
1 6, 140

11, 125
6,260

3 17, 476

1 5, 626

1 6,000

1 5, 876

6,125
6,625

2 12, 125

11,620
33, 235

5,685
17, 430

6,810
23, 240
22, 240

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
aS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Actuary (life)

Administrative officer..

Analyst

Budget analyst..

C ase technician

Chief of division

Chief of section

Communications officer

Conservation analyst

Contact representative

Claims examiner

Correspondence examiner

Distribution specialist

Document analyst

Employee relations officer

Equipment specialist..

Field supervisor

Fiscal accountant

l*iscal analyst

General economist

General supply officer

Information and/or editorial special-
ist

Illustrator —

Legal assistant

Legislative analyst

Librarian

Loan guaranty examiner...

Mail supervisor

Safety officer

Space requirements and utility of-
ficer

Organization and/or methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Printing and publication officer

Procurement officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Photographer (still)

Statistician

Tabulating equipment operator

Storekeeper (genera!)

Technical adviser

Research specialist

GS-8. Range $4,020 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.

GS-6, Range $3,796 to $4,545..
GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

OS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,31 5-

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CFC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $:),200 to .$3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $:5.464

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to .$3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

CPC-1. Range $1,810 to $2,170

Ungraded positions

Total permanent, departmental. . -

Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of .52-week base.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differentia!..

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Manager

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Adjudicator

Adjudicator supervisor

Administrative officer

General attorney

Loan guaranty officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Adjudicator

Adjudicator supervisor

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Authorization officer

Fiscal accountant

General attorney

Insurance examiner

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1
22

3
13

2

Total
salary

$5, 185
117.440
15. 930
68, 905
10, 370

10, 996

11, 245
11,495
16, 680
15, 805

2

1

3

16-

10, 870

6,560

16. 305

88. 120

5,810
5.310

6,810
10. 370
22. 490
6.435
5,810
6,810

228.285

15, 930
5.560

69. 530
68.870
42. 480

16. 555
68,450

5.310
5,810

61
243

197
739

1,927

1,912
l'
1

266, 370

,126,065
849.615

, 908, 515

,883,885

,761,210

, 725, 770
2,980

4,690

10
2
19
209
65

16,710

33,016

34, 480

6,828

60,250

614, 240

147,380

79 329,742

,032

36, 737, 275
482

1,537,004

,560

36, 200, 271
120,005

196, 968
3,808

35,621,052

12 138, 600

33
19
91
2
2
4
48
1

68,800
39, 000
772, 400
79,000
28,800

287, 880

163, 040

817,800

18,320

17,120

36.840

421, 620

9,160

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 745

117,440

16, 065

69. 030

10. 370
5,560

44. 365
11,370
11,245
11.495
16. 680
15,806
5,660
5,686

11, 120
5,660

66. 895

33.360

5.686

5.810

6,435

5,810
10. 370
22,490
5.436
6.810
6.810
6.436
6,060

5,060

228, 285
21.240

6,660
69, 630
68,870
63.600
11.496
68,450

6.435
11,120

27 136.326
156

725.000
140 609, 660
392

1,666,400
815

2, 852, 875
844

2, 730, 500
456

1,364,865

15
177
41

12, 200

?6, 375

20, 900

6,908

47,700

522, 868

113,776

93 382,992

5,317

27, 129, 438
1,295

8,122,907

4,022

19, 006, 531
72, 501

9,000
4,000

14 160, 200

7
4
78
10
3

35

21

93

2

2

4

61

1

69,000
39, 400
802, 400
99,200
29,400

305, 400

180. 660

835, 320

18,520

17. 120

36, 240

447. 800

9,160

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 745

,5, 810

16, 055

42, 605

10, 370
5,560

44, 356

11, 370

6,810

3 15, 805
1 6,560
1 6,685

31
4

1

1

5

9

2
10

1

2

1

2
25
149

119
361

719

2,
796

66,896

33.360

5,685

5,810

6,435

5,810
5,310
10, 245
5,436
5.810
5,810
5,436
6,060

5,060

in. 465
21.240

6.560

6.810
27.175
53.600
11.495
53, 270

6.435
11,120

5,060
10,120
126, 325

692, 560
518, 105

1,417,400
9

2, 467, 475
6

2, 604, 950
2

1,351,600

4,690

3

7
6
2

12
157

41

12,200
26, 375
20,900
6,908
38,160
459, 392
113,775

76 328,000

4,075

18,964,400
395

1, 305, 961

3,680

17, 658, 449
67,319

15,150
4,125

17,745,043

6
4
75
8
3

34
19
89
2
2
4
43
1

60,000
39, 400
772.800
79,000
28,800

296,340

163,840

799, 080

18,520

17, 320

36,240

420, 120

9,360

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

73

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Ranse $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Legal assistant

Loan guaranty officer

Medical (physician)

Personnel officer, __

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Adjudicator. __

Adjudicator supervisor _

Administrative officer

Appraiser..

Attorney adviser

Attorney reviewer

Authorization officer

Contact representative

Dental officer

Educational benefits specialist-.

Facilities specialist

Fiscal accountant-

General attorney

Insurance examiner

Legal assistant

Loan guaranty examiner...

Loan guaranty officer-..

Loan service representative

Medical officer ,

1953 actual

Medical physician

Organization and/or methods ex-
aminer

Personnel officer

Psychologist, vocational adviser...
Rating specialist, legal

Rating specialist, occupational.

Realty olficer-

Registration officer

Training specialist

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Adjudicator

Adjudicator supervisor

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Attorney field e-xaminer

Attorney reviewer

Authorization officer

Business accountant-

Contact representative

Educational benefits specialist-.

Facilities specialist

Fiscal accountant __.

General attorney

General supply officer

Insurance examiner

Loan guaranty examiner

Loan guaranty olficer

Loan service representative

Organization and/or methods ex-
aminer

Persoimel officer

Psychologist, personnel coimselor..
Psychologist, vocational adviser

Rating specialist, legal...

Realty officer

Statistician

Training specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Appraiser .,

Building and grounds supervisor..

Contact officer

Contract specialist

Educational benefits specialist

Facilities specialist

Fiscal accountant-.

General supply officer

Insurance examiner

Loan guaranty examiner

Loan service representative

Organization and/or methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Psychologist, vocational adviser. ..

Realty olficer assistant

Training specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Adjudicator

Appraiser..

Administrative officer

.\ttorney, field examiner..

Business accountant

Benefit payment clerk,.
Contact representative.

Num- Total
her salary

3 $25,480

42 367.320

5 45. 200

1 9, 300

195

1,519.860

30 228. 200

455, 880

203, 680

144,560

122, 640

38, 200

31,160

261. 960

7.040

119, 640

126, 520

782, 320

38. 600

86, 200

51, 480

438, 520

90,280

59
27
19
16

5

4
34

1

16

16

103

6
11

7

58

12

235

1, 806, 920

11 85, 640

12 91, 280
14 109, 160
46 347,240

157

1, 220, 260
234

1, 821, 680

10 76, 000

1 7,840

36 272,840

160

1, 043, 840

25 162,900

13,280

395, 760

466. 260

201, 540

87,360

395, 400

500, 480

113, 580

6,740

216. 600

268, 320

2
61
72
31
14
60
81
17
1
33
39
198

1,298,240
3 19, 220
5 33, 700
19 638,160
!6 106, 840
12 274,180

60 320,580

52 335,420

63 349,760
256

1, 706, 780

1 6, 940

25 160, 700

5 31,300

28 185,220

3
20
66

1

60

197

1

1

1
74

6

3
13
35

3
4
1
2
137

17, 125

118,000

329, 875

6, 250

370, 115

1, 169, 920

6,260

6,000

457, 936

35. 625

17,750

77, 375

205, 875

17,760
23,875
6,250
11.760
838. 330

43 241, 955
699

3, 928, 816
250

1. 405, 000
36 202,660
260

1,460,600
96 539,510
20 112,200
372

2, 090, 820

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25,680

45 393.740

5 45. 600

1 9, 360

205

1,595.860

31 235, 840

478. 400

211,320

152. 000

130, 080

38, 200

31, 160

276, 840

7.040

127,080

133, 960

819, 920

38, 600

86, 200

61, 480

464, 000

90, 280

62

28

20

17

5

4

36

1

17

17

1965 estimate

5

11

7

60

12

246

1,890,120

11 85, 840

12 91. 480
14 109,360
48 362,520

164

1. 273, 340
245

1, 904, 920

10 75. 200

1 7. 840

38 287,920

172

1, 131, 120
27 177,180
13. 480
431. 520
503. 160
216. 420
94.700
425, 160
560, 060
121, 120
6,740
231,680
289, 940

2
65
77
33
15
64

18

1

36

42

214

1,413,080
3 19, 620
6 40, 040

16 689, 540

17 181, 120
:5 295,300

54 349,340

66 364,380

57 378,720
274

1, 835, 260

1 6, 940

27 174, 980

5 31, 700

30 199, 900

3

22

57

1

60

200

1

1

1

75

6

3

13

36

3
4
1
2
137

18. 075

129, 000

335, 175

6,260

370,615

1,186,020

6, 250

6,126

463, 435

35, 875

18. 000

77, 875

206. 125

17. 875

24, 125

6.250

11,875

838, 330

46 261,010
755

4, 286, 175
270

1, 532, 700
38 215,030

280

1,589,700
103 684, 305
22 124, 670
401

2, 276, 685

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25,880

42 368.520

5 46, 800

1 9, 360

192

1,498.640

30 228,200

448,440

203, 880

144, 360

122, 640

38, 200

31, 160

264. 520

7,240

119,040

126, 320

767, 840

38, 600

86, 200

51, 280

431,480

90, 280

58
27
19
16

6

4
33

1

16

16

101

5
11

7

57

12

247

1, 894, 400

11 85, 640

12 91. 280
14 109. 160
45 340. 000

154

1. 198, 140
230

1, 792, 120

10 76. 000

1 8. 040

36 273,040

160

1,042,640
26 163.300
13, 480
394, 960
465, 860
201,740
87. 760
394,200
500, 880
113, 980
6,940
216,800
268, 920

2
61
72
31
14
60
81
17

1
33
39
196

1, 286, 360
3 19, 020
5 33, 900
17 632, 220
16 lf.7, 240
.2 274,580

50 320,980

52 336,820

53 348,560
252

1,678,480

1 6, 940

25 160, 300

5 31. 700

28 184,820

3

20
66

1

60

197

1

1

1
74

6

3
13
35

18, 075

118,900

324, 825

6,250

370, 740

6,250

6,125

458, 385

36, 000

18, 125

78, 000

206, 250

3 18, 260

4 24.280

1 6. 250

2 12,000
137 838,426

43 241,955
699

3, 930, 816
250

1, 406, 000
36 202, 660
260

1, 461, 600
96 539.510
20 112, 200

372

2, 091, 820

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Contract specialist

Num- Total
ber salary

82 $459, 920
48 269,380
36 202,410
75 420,750
71 399,135
28 157,430
20 112,450
62 .348.595
23 129,130

27 151, 745
41 230.460
26 146, 810
10 66, 225
648

3, 733, 806
6 28,425

1 5,686
6 33, 735

868

4, 662, 000
1,439

6,930,400
407

1,698,080
1,692

6,686,080
7,059

24,564,800
8,250

26, 840, 300
5,614

16, 795. 400

2 5,400

4 17, 580
46 174.410
56 197, 940
16 54, 575
69 219,660
582

1, 648, 100
211 668, 450

Num- Total
ber salary

88 $499, 030
62 295,120
39 221,466
81 459, 860
76 431,560
30 170,800
22 124.820

67 380.000
26 141,600

29 164,115
44 249,516
28 158,180
11 62,910
701

3,986,220

6 28. 425

1 5, 685

7 39, 420
895

4,802,000
1,442

6,924,400
506

2, 129, 200
1,792

6, 994, 000
7,388

25,839,800
8,574

28, 019, 915
6,097

18, 272, 000

2 5,400

4 17, 580
46 174,410

68 204,900
16 64, 576
71 226,020

600

1,416,600
200 577,760

Num- Total
ber salary

82 $459. 920
48 269,380
36 202 410

Education benefits specialist

Facilities specialist

General supply officer

28 167 4.30

Loan guaranty examiner ,

62 348 695

Loan service representative

23 1''9 130

Organization and/or methods exam-

Personnel officer.

41 230,460

26 145, 810
10 56,225
648

Statistician

Training specialist

Tabulating equipment supervisor...

3,741,305
5 28, 425
1 5, 685

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

860

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

4, 613, 900
1,430

6, 891, 570

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545 .

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1, 691, 740
1 700

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665

6,617,356
7,040

24,602,355
8,066

26,335,890
5,614

16,797,000

2 5,400

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
GS-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

GS-7, Range $3,435 to $4,036

46 174 610

GS-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

GS-6. Range $2,974 to .$3,454

GS-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

16 54, 665
60 159, 150

aS-3. Range $2,652 to .$3,032 ,. . .

460

GS-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1, 274, 000
175 505,540

Total permanent, field .

33, 088

134,844,215
1,609

4, 766, 102

34, 794

142,446,635
1,548

5,280,906

32,663

133, 733, 320
3,552

13,964,729

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-

31,479

130,078,113
614, 237

365, 618

21,035

505, 612

33, 246

137, 165, 730
522, 161

42, 500

18, 655

482, 649

29,111

119, 768, 591
455, 756

26, 783

18,800

477,374

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base,.
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad

.\11 personal services, field

131,484,616

138,231,685

120, 747, 304

01 Personal services

167,005,667

167,323,717

138, 492, 347

Medical Administration and Miscellaneous Operating Expenses,
Veterans Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

2,108

6

2,002

2,177

23

2,117

2,166

11

2,143

Average salaries and grades;

General schedule grades:

Average salary

$4, 786
GS-6.8

$2,941
CPC-3.4

$11,117

$1,731
GS-6.7

$2, 941

CFC-3.4

$11,117

$4,688

GS-6.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 949

CPC-3.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$11,129

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$10,308,995
458,399

40, 096
9,941

$10,623,006
628, 000

40,815
11,800

$10, 702, 200
513,665

42,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base ..

Payment above basic rates

10,000

Total personal services .

10,817,431

686, 659

107

27,964

3,766

2, 388, 455

774, 561

697,361

2,000

11,303,621
856, 000

11,268,366

02 Travel:

834, 388

Beneficiary.

185

26, 560

8,000

1,618,100

729,800

479, 840

28, 658

8,117

07 Other contractual services

1,274,711
737, 796

491,320

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

2,000

74

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Medical Administration and Miscellaneous Operating Expenses,
Veterans Administration — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$14,946

$25,400

$24, 460

Subtotal

Deduct charges tor quarters and subsist-

15,313,253
14, 250

15,046,321
15,000

14,670,000
16,000

Total obligations

15, 299, 003

15,031,321

14,654 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant administrator for con-
struct ion _

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Controller

Assistant administrator for con-
struction

Administrative officer

Architect

Construction engineer

General supply officer

Librarian, general

Organization and methodsexarainer.
Prosthetics laboratory technician...
Psvchologist. clinical

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Architect

Architectural engineer

Attorney, trial examiner

Biochemist

Chaplain

Construction engineer

General supply officer

Hospital administrative officer

Librarian, general

Maintenance engineer

Mechanical engineer

Organ ization and methodsexaminer.

Procurement officer

Psychologist, clinical

Psychologist, vocational counselor..

Safety engineer

Social worker

Statistician..

Structural engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Architect

Architectural engineer

Audiologist

Biochemist

Budget examiner

Chaplain

Construction engineer

Dietitian

Educationalist

Electrical engineer

Engineer draftsman

E(iuipment specialist

Exercise therapist.

General economist

General engineer

General supply officer

Hospital administrative officer-
dietetics

Landscape architect

Librarian, general

Maintenance engineer..

Mechanical engineer

Organization and methods examiner.

Procurement officer

Psychologist, clinical

Safety engineer.

Statistician _

Storage officer

Structural engineer.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer...

Architect...

Architectural engineer

Attorney adviser.

Audiology technician

Budget examiner

Chaplain

Civil engineer

Conservation analyst

Dietitian _

Electrical engineer _

Field supervisor

Fire prevention engineer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

3
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
I
1
I
2
1
3
1
1
I
1
1

2
11
3
3
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

7
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2

46.200
11,800
11,800
11.800
11.800
10, 800
11.800
11.800

30. 600

20. 000
10. 000
10. 200

9.800

9.800
19, 800
19. 400

9,800
10,000
10,200
10. 000
19.400

9.800
29.800

9.600

9.800
10, 000

9 800
10, 000

17, 520
101,280
26, 880
25, 880
8,960
8.760
16,920
17, 520
17,320
8,560
8,360
8, 760
8,760
8, 560
8,560
8,660
8,760
17, 120

60, 120
8,760
8, .660

26, 480
8.760

25, 080
8,560
8,360
8,560

17,120
8.%0

17, 520

29, 960
64,320
91, 680
81,240
7,440
7,440

21. 520

22. 720
28. 960

7.040
61. 720
37. 400
7,240
7,040

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 400

2
6
3
3
I
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

5
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
2

3
6
11
10
1
1
3
3
3
1
7
4
1
1

43,

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2
5
3
3
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

4
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
2

3
5
10
9
1
1
3
3
3
1
7
4
1
1

$11,050

10. 800
22.850

11. 800
11.800
11.800

II. SI 10
11.800
11.800
11.800

20, 400
10, 400
10. 200

III. 400
10, 11(10
10. 000

20. 000
10, 000
10, 000
10, 200
10.400
10. 200
19, 600
10,000
10, 400

9,800
10,000
10, 200
10. OOO
10.200

17.720
43. 320
27. 080
26.280
9.160
8.960
17. 120
17. 720
17.520
8.760
8,560
8. 960
8.960
8.760
8,760
8,760
8,960
8,560

35, 840
8,960
8,760

17, 620
8.960

16.920
8,760
8,560
8, 760

17,320
9,160

17, 720

22. 520
3.6. 800
73. 400
65. 360
7.040
7.640

21. 920

22. 920
21. 620

7.240

53. 880

30. 160

7.440

7,240

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

General supply officer

Hospital administrative officer —

dietetic

Instrument therapist.

Landscape architect

Librarian, general

Maintenance engineer

Materials engineer

Mechanical engineer

Medical record librarian...

Organization and methods examiner.

Orthopedic mechanic t

Pharmacist

Safety engineer

Scientific illustrator..

Site examiner, construction

Social worker

Statistician

Storage officer

Structural engineer

Supply requisitions officer

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Administrative officer — medical re-
habilitation --

Agricultural supervisor

Analyst

Architect

-Architectural engineer

Automatic equipment supervisor...

Budget examiner..

Civil engineer

Conservation analyst

Cost analyst

Dietitian

Electrical engineer

Exercise therapist

Field supervisor

Fire prevention engineer

Fiscal accountant

Food specialist. -

General engineer

General supply officer

Horticulturist

Hospital administrative officer —

dietetics

Instrument therapist

Interior decorator

Laundry technician

Librarian, general

Maintenance engineer

Mechanical engineer

Occupational therapist

Organization and methods examiner.

Pharmacist

Physical therapist.

Procurement officer

Rating specialist, occupational

Recreational supervisor

Safety engineer.

Standards test technician

Statistician

Storage officer

Structural engineer

Supply catalogist

Supply requisition analyst

GS-10. Range .$5,500 to $6,260:

Administrative officer

Conservation analyst

Organization and methodsexaminer.

Procurement officer

Supply catalogist

GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $5,810:

.Administrative assistant

Adm in istrative officer

Field supervisor

Organization and methods examiner.

Budeet examiner..

Statistician

Standards testing technician

Librarian.

Automotive equipment supervisor..

Fiscal accountant

Procurement officer

Interior decorator...

Freight and traffic supervisor

Equii^ment specialist

Supply officer

Requisition olficer

Supply cotaloger

Boiler Inspector

Fire prevention engineer

General engineer..

Orthopedist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.

GS-7. Range W,2fl5 to $4,956

GS-6, Range $3,795 to $4.646

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-i. Range $3,175 to $3.6,55

G S-3. Range $2,9,50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.2:i0

OS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

221 $63, 680

20 $148. 600

18 $130, 320

14

103, 160

12

88.080

10

80, 040

1

7,640

1

7.640

1

7,840

1

7.440

1

7.640

1

7,640

1

7.440

1

7.440

1

7,440

14

107. 160

12

92, 280

11

80,040

I

7.440

1

7.640

1

7.640

S

59. 320

6

44,040

6

44. 240

1

7.040

1

7,240

1

7,240

6

44.040

5

36 600

4

29, 160

1

7,040

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7.240

1

7,240

1

7,440

1

7,440

1

7.240

1

7,240

I

7.440

1

7.440

1

7,440

1

7,440

V

62. 680

5

37. 800

5

35,560

5

36. 000

4

28. 760

3

21, 520

1

7.040

1

7.240

1

7,240

3

22. 320

3

22. 520

3

22,720

1

7,440

1

7.440

1

7,640

1

6.940

1

6.940

1

6,940

12

76, 480

11

70. 140

10

60, 000

1

6,740

1

6.740

1

6,940

1

6.340

1

6.340

1

6, 540

2

12.280

1

6. 140

1

6,340

8

51.320

8

61.920

7

42, 980

6

38. 840

5

32. 500

4

24,360

1

5,940

1

6.140

1

6,140

5

30,300

5

30. 700

5

31,000

5

31. 100

4

24. 760

4

24,960

1

5.940

1

6,140

1

6,140

2

13. 280

1

6,740

1

6,740

1

6,140

1

6, 140

I

6,340

8

51,. 320

7

44, 980

6

35, 640

f

6,140

1

6.140

1

6,340

4

26, 960

3

20.820

3

20,820

1

6,340

1

6, 540

1

6,540

2

12,080

1

6.140

1

6,340

1

6,140

1

6, 340

1

6,340

1

6,140

1

6,140

1

6,340

12

72, 480

11

66, MO

10

.59,800

1

6,540

1

6,740

1

6,740

3

18, 220

2

12, 080

2

12,280

1

6, 140

1

6.140

1

6.340

2

13,080

2

13, 280

2

13.280

1

6,740

1

6.740

1

6.940

3

19, 620

3

19. 820

3

20,020

3

18,420

2

12,280

2

12, 480

8

50,320

7

44.180

6

37,640

1

6,340

1

6. ,640

1

6,540

8

60,520

7

44. .580

6

36, 240

6

30,700

4

24. 560

4

24, 760

1

6,340

1

6.540

1

6,540

3

19,420

3

19.620

3

19,820

1

6, 740

1

6.740

1

6,940

1

5,940

1

6,140

I

6,140

7

46, 380

6

40. 240

6

36,840

1

6,540

1

6.740

1

6,740

10

62, 200

9

55. 860

8

48, 520

2

11,880

2

12.080

2

12, 280

1

6,740

1

6.740

1

6,940

1

6,140

1

6.340

1

6,340

2

12,080

2

12,280

2

12,280

1

6,600

I

5, 625

1

6,760

1

5,600

1

5, 626

1

5,750

1

6,875

1

6,000

1

6.000

3

18, 000

3

18. 2.50

3

18. 375

1

5,875

1

6.000

1

6.125

3

15,6.55

2

10. 370

2

10.370

7

37,295

6

32.110

6

25. 675

4

22,240

3

17.0.55

3

17.180

3

16,430

2

11,120

2

11.245

4

21.365

4

21,615

4

21.7411

7

37. 170

6

31,860

5

25. 300

3

16.680

3

16.930

3

17.180

4

21,365

4

21,740

4

21.990

2

11,120

2

11.245

2

11.370

2

10, 370

2

10.620

2

10.745

15

76,605

13

68. 986

11

66. 286

2

10. 370

2

10.620

2

10. 745

1

5.685

1

5.810

1

5.810

1

6. 935

1

5.935

1

5.935

9

46.290

8

41.105

8

41.605

7

36. 670

6

31.485

5

25, 300

10

53. 725

9

48.640

8

41,8,55

1

5.310

1

5. 435

1

5,436

1

5.060

1

5.185

1

5,310

1

6,310

1

5.435

1

5, ,560

5

26.175

4

20,990

4

21,240

14

67.430

12

57, 690

10

47,450

97

438. 386

86

390, 660

113

,507, 130

87

155.790

33

139.610

30

124,100

139

534. 240

123

476. 680

114

431.615

262

901.910

230

81,6.:!90

216

76.5. 685

202

648. 365

178

686. 200

165

540. 990

26

79, 660

22

68.020

20

62.040

1

3,140

1

3,140

1

3,140

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

75

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEHTiCES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230..

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Department of Medicine and Surgery;

Chief medical dii-ector

Deputy medical director

Assistant medical director

Director of service

Director of liearing service

Deputy director of nursing service

Cliief dietitian

Chief occupational therapist

Chief physical therapist -.

Chief pharmacist.-

Chief grade. Range $10,800 to $11,800
and above:

Physician

Dentist

Senior grade. Range $9,600 to $10,600
and above:

Physician

Dentist

Assistant director grade nurse. Range

$7,040 to $8,040

Senior grade nurse. Range $5,940 to

$6,940

Total permanent, departmental..

Deduct lapses

Xet permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time unployment

Per diem consultants

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc base.. .
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Ntghtwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Rauge $9,600 to $10,600:

Clinical psycbologist

Biochemist...

Biophvslcist -

GS-13. Range $3,360 to $9,360:

Administrative ofUcer.

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Blophysicist...

Pharmacologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative olRcer

Dietitian

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Biologist

Pkarmacologist

Psychologist, clinical..

Social worlier

Field supervisor

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Bacteriologist.

Biochemist.

Biologist.

Blophysicist

Exercise therapist

Mycologist

Parasitologist

Pharmacologist

Physiologist

Psychologist..

Electrical engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Field supervisor

Administrative officer

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Blophysicist.

Histologist

Statistician

Veterinarian

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,793 to $4,545...

GS-5. Ranee $3,410 to $4,160

GS-i. Range $3,175 to $3.655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPG-5. Range $2,974 lo $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Kange $2,420 to $2,840

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1

25

Total
salary

$3. 2.30
74. 752

16.800
15. SOO
74.000
156. 100
10,800
9.600
9.600
9,600
9.600
9,600

27 324,250
5 66, 750

8 90,250
3 28,800

11 81,380
5 30.300

1,384

7. 367, 127
23 80, 399

1,361

7, 286, 728

9,600
116.502
27, 936

7,862
216

7, 448, 844

5 49. 200

1 9,600

2 19,600

4
18
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
5

5

1

7

21

8

1

1

1

2

79

32

112

77

120

35

23

1
4
13
10

4

106, 800
8,360
76, 040
34, 040
8,760

65,760

46, 240

22. 720

137. 960

7.010

7.240

7,040

45.440

35.400

24.160

110.720

6.140

6.140

5,940

6.340

6,140

6.140

5.940

17. 820

32, 500

27, 675

6,810

36, 670

109, 996

41, 856

5,060

5,435

5,580

9,615

340, 070

127, 440

406,920

258,715

383. 120

104.050

60,700

3.200
12. 776
37,830
28,320
10,460

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3. 230
25 75. 156

1
1
5
12
1
1
1
1
1
1

16,800
15.800
74,000
156. 11.10
10.800
9.600
9.600
9.600
9.000
9.600

27 324.250
5 66, 750

8 90,250

3 28,800

11 81,380

5 30, 300

1,231

6, 659, 686
21 61, 091

6, 608, 696

18,000
141,629
25, 291

8,400

6,801.915

5 49, 200
2 19, 400
2 19, 800

12 106. 800

2 lb. 720

11 93. 360

6 61. 160
2 17. 120

65.760
46. 240
37.200
182. 200
14. 280
14, 280
7.240
45.440
35. 400

24
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
4
6

5

2

10

27

12

2

1

1

3

109

44

153

105

160

46

31

1
6
16
13
5

36.440
148. 360

12. 080
6.340
0.140
6,340
6,340

12, 080

12, 080
23, 960
32,500

27, 675

10.870

52, 225

141. 855

62, 595

10. 245

5,660

5,685

14, 485

471, 220

175,480

557, 205

360.815

505, 920

135,900

81,500

3,280
15,910
46, SOO
30,720

13, 010

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

1
25

1
1
5
12
1
1
1
1
1
1

Total
salary

$3. 2.30
75,520

16,800
15.800
74.000
156. 100
10,800
9.600
9.600
9.600
9.600
9.600

27 324. 250
6 56, ;50

90,250
28,800

81,380
30,300

1,186

6, 378. 745
22 56. 431

9.600
111,629
24,251

6,900

6, 474, 694

6 49. 200
2 19,600
2 20.000

12
3

12
6
2

2
1
1
1
1
3
2
4
5

5

a
11

29
13
2

1
1
3
84
48
170
113
172
49
34

1

5
16
13

5

106. 800
26.480

102, 920
51.760
17, 320

65. 760
46. 240
44.840
191. 640
14. 480
21. 720
7.440
46. 440
35,400

42.980
156. 700

12. 280
6.340
0. 140
6.640
6.340

18.220

12. 280
24,360
32,500

27, 675

11,120

68. 035

154.475

68.530

10. 370

5,685

5,685

14.860

356,580

194, 410

613, 526

379, 815

552, 320

145, 750

89.800

3.300
16. 800
45. 170
37.360

13, 220

DETAIL ov PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Department of Medicine and Surgery:

Direcjtor of service ....'...

Chief grade. Range $10,800 to $11,800
and above:

Physician

Dentist

Senior grade. Range $9,600 to $10,600
and above:
Physician . ..

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $79,800

21 260, 550
4 43, 450

4 38,800
2 19,600

6 37, 000

1 5.940

1 4.600

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $79,800

21 260, 550
4 43,450

4 38, 800
2 19,600

6 37. 000

1 5,940

1 4,600

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $79,800

21 260, 800
4 43, 460

4 39 200

Dentist

Assistant director grade nurse. Range
$7,040 to $8,040

2 19.600
6 37 000

Senior grade nurse. Range $6,940 to
$6,910

1 5,940

-Associate grade nurse. Range $4,400
to $5,200

1 4, 700

724

3, 426, 226
101 403,959

946

4, 338, 965
82 324,644

980

Deduct lapses

4,485,755
26 105, 869

Net permanent, field (average num-

623

3,022,267

14,200

318, 097

12,160

1,174
689

864

4,014,411

85,600

382. 871

16,624

2,000
1,400

954

Other positions:
Part-time employment...

Per diem consultants.

4, 379, 886

42,800
349, 536

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pas'ment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay-

18,349
2,000

1,100

All personal services, field

3,368,587

4, 501, 706

4, 793, 671

01 Personal services . .

10,817,431

11,303,621

11,268,365

Maintenance and Operation of Hospitals, Veterans Administration

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary.

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent ijositions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services

02 Travel:

Employee

Beneficiary

03 Transportation of things:

Shipment of bodies

Other

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services:

Medical and dental fees.

Other

08 Supplies and materials:

Provisions

Other

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments —

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

08 Supplies and materials;

Provisions

Other

1963 actual

106,441

1,769

106, 775

$3,424
GS-3.4

$2,961

CPC-3.6

$5,606

$379, 373, 508

16, 643. 271

1, 427, 542

7, 597, 837

403, 942, 158

$401, 175, 158

238,257
2, 387, 813

164,822
3, 442, 199
1, 707, 483
7, 981, 351

591.080
15, 025, 387

44, 683, 939
37, 873, 042

3, 983, 763
14, 185

1, 000, 877

620, 269, 366
11,626,071

608, 743, 285

2, 767, 000

260,000
325,000

1954 estimate

114.116

2.374

114. 824

$3,459
GS-3.4

$2,994

CPC-3,6

$5,558

$109, 430, 265

20, 911, 900

1,548,035

7, 973, 000

439, 863, 200

$436, 970, 200

301. 500
2, 432. 000

182. 000
3,375,000
1,765,000
8, 195, 000

620,000
14, 247, 000

45, 004. 000
40, 012. 400
5, 457, 400

1,277,900

559, 839, 400
13,489,000

646, 350, 400

2, 893, 000

266,000
340,000

19i'i6 estimate

116,703

3,076

118,777

$3,453

as-3.4

$2,988
CPC-3.6

$5,547

$419,312,350

23, 780, 000

1, 614, 160

8, 121, 000

452, 827, 600

$449, 934, 500

310, 200
2, 618. 800

179.900
3, 721, 000
1, 855, 900
8, 633, 000

642,000
14, 982, 600

41,296,100
40, 207, 000

5, 233, 100
15.500

1, 469, 200

571, 098, SOO
13, 365, 900

567, 732, 900

266, 000
340,000

76

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Maintenance and Operation of Hospitals, Veterans Administra-
tion— Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Obligatims Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts— Continued

09 Equipment

$25, 767

$30,600

$30, 600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

3, 377, 767

3,629,600

3, 529, 600

612,121,062

649, 880, 000

661, 262, 600

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

yield: Num- Total

General schedule crartes: ber salary

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative ofittcer --. 5 $63,500

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer 2

Administrative ofBcer, hospital 40

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer 16

Administrative officer, hospital 88

Bacteriologist 1

Biochemist 1

Building and grounds supervisor. _ . 1

Educationalist 1

Genera) engineer 1

Psychologist, clinical 35

Statistician 1

Superintendent 1

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer 6

Administrative officer, medical 33

Anthropologist 2

Bacteriologist 6

Biochemist 10

Building superintendent and in-
spector 38

- ■ 10

S

7

11

87

1

1963 actual

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

Dietitian -

General engineer

General supply officer

Personnel officer

Psychologist, clinical

Social worker

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant -. -

Administrative officer

Administrative officer, hospital

Administrative officer, medical re-
habilitation

Advisement and guidance officer,

senior

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Building supervisor and inspector-
Chaplain

3

27
19
62
260

19, 600
403, 400

142, 360
779, 880
8,760
8,360
S, 360
8.960
8,660
297, 800
8,360
8,360

44, 040
249. 640
14.480
44,440
74, 400

288, 120
74, 200
67, 320
62, OSO
S3, 440

63.% 560
7,240

31.100

410.840

6,940

60, 920

19, 420
166, 180
116, 860
401, 500

1, 567, 400

Construction maintenance super-
visor. -

Dietitian

Executive assistant

Exercise therapist---

Fiscal accountant --

General engineer

General supply officer

Instrument therapist

Instructor for the blind

Librarian

Occupational therapist --

Parasitologist

Personnel officer

Physical therapist --

Procurement officer

Psychologist. cUnical

Psychologist, personal counselor...

Psychologist, vocational adviser

Registrar

Safety engineer

Serologist

Social worker...

Statistician

Training specialist

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:

Administrative assistant...

Admim'strati ve officer

Administrative officer, medical re-
habilitation.--

Administrative officer, director of

volunteers ■

Audiologist, general — ._.

Building and grounds supervisor...

Dietitian

Exercise therapist-.

Executive assistant..

Fiscal accountant .-

1
128
1
2
1

16
45
1
1
1
8
1

91

6

1

118

2

76
4
9
3
35
1
16

5,940

806, 920

6,640

12, 280

6,940

100. 240

294, 100

6,140

6,940

6,540

49, 920

6,640

681, 140

37, 640

6,640

704. 520

13. 080

490, 700

26, 360

64,460

18, 420

220,900

6,340

104, 040

11,875
396, 875

3 16, 876

2

12

17

2

1

11.126
68,600
97, 626
11.375
6,875
17,260
48, 875

6 $67,000

3

42

19
94

38

12

93

1

6

68

1

29,400
424. 200

168, 240
833, 240
8.760
8,560
8.660
8,960
8,660
324, 280
8, 660
8,360

51, 480
265. 320
14, 680
61,880
81,840

311. 640
81. 840
64. 760
59, 520
91, 080

682. 200
7,440

37.440

443. -640

6,140

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

9 57, 460

3

30
21
65
259

19,620
186, 600
128, 740
422, 320

1, 630, 860

1
135
1
2
1

18

48
1
1
1
9
1

98

7

1

136

2

84
6

11
3

39
1

18

2
74

6.140

852, 900

6,640

12, 480

6,940

112. 920

312, 920

6,340

6,140

6.640

56, 260

6,640

626. 920

43, 980

6,740

810, 100

13, 280

646, 660

31, 600

66. 940

18, 620

246, 260

6,640

116, 720

12, 000
436, 625

3 17,000

2
14
19
2
1
3

11,260
80. 000
109, 260
11,600
6,000
17,600
64,760

5 $67,250

3

43

19
96
1
1
1
1
1
39
1
1

29. 600
436, 400

16S, 640
860, 760
8.960
8. 660
8,560
9,160
8,760
334. 640
8.660
8,660

36
2

7
11

42
11
9
8
12
96
1

6

69

1

3
30
21
67
264

,y.880
273 300
14, 680
62. 080
82, 240

319, 280
82. 240
6.5, 160
69. 720
91,680

705, 320
7,440

37, 640

450. 480

6,140

67, 660

19. 620
186.000
129. 140
434, 800

1, 660, 760

1
139
1
2
1

18

49

1

1

1

7

1
142

2
85

5
11

3
39

1
18

2

76

2
16
20
2
1
3
10

6.140

877. 260

6.740

12.680

6.940

113. 120

319, 860

6,340

6,140

6.740

56, 660

6,740

634. 860

44. 380

6.740

862, 480

13, 480

552, 700

31, 700

67. 340

18. 620

246. 860

6.640

117, 120

12,125
447, 876

17, 125

11,250
85, 750
114, 876
11.626
6,125
17, 760
60,600

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Contmued
GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250— Con,

General engineer

General supply officer

Instructor for the blind

Librarian, general

Medical X-ray technician

Organization and methods examiner.

Occupational therapist

Personnel officer..

Pharmacist

Physical therapist

Placement officer

Procurement officer

Registrar

Registration officer

Social worker

Superintendent

Training specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Fiscal accountant

Personnel officer...

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

Recreation supervisor..
Recreation specialist.-.
Administrative officer.

Executive assistant

Sports specialist

Librarian

Clinical psychologist...

Vocational adviser

Social worker

Registrar. --

Bacteriologist

Serologist

Dietitian

Occupational therapist

Physical therapist

Pharmacist

Biochemist

Instructor

Administrative officer.

Training specialist

Educationist--

Medical rehabilitatlDn specialist. ..

Supply officer

Supply cataloger..

Engineer

Buildmg and groimds supervisor. .

Procurement officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Parasitologist...

Hematologist

Histologist...

Embalmer .--

Prosthetic technician

Audiologist

Orthopedist -.-

Ophthalmologist

Scientific illustrator...

Photographer -.

Statistician

Laundry superintendent

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965.-
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645..
OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160.-
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665..
GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-.
GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980-.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,.565 to .$.5,315

CPC-9. Range .$4,160 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490-
CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035--
CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to .$3,680.-
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454-
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30--
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032..
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

85
187

$11, 876

367, 876

6,500

17. 626

6,260

6,750

34,260

29,376

11.625

23.125

5.625

5.600

66. 125

66. 126
71,125

6,000
36, 000

487, 165

1954 estimate

1. 021. 890

25 137.125

143.870

896. 610

64.970

11,370

320. 350

63.850

83,025

1.038.890

45 241.266

306. 810

80.900

677. 776

300. 295

679. 010

183. 230

204.156

234, 080

21.615

67. 220

65. 100

10. 620

426. 135

30, 610

48. 166

394.880

22, 240

57
16
108
67
124
33
38
43

4
12
10

2
77

6

9
73

4

Num-
ber

2
64
1
3
1
1
7
6
2
4
1
1
12
12
13
1

59, 410
5,310
16, 805
6,435
6.060
10, 996
16, 305
92,890
6.435

69, 285

70, 780
16, 066
11,495

Department of Medicine and Surgery:
Chief grade. Range $10,800 to $11,800
and above:
Physician.

Dentist..

92
203

Total
salary

$12,000

381, 250

6,625

17, 760

6,250

6,760

40,000

29, 625

11, 750

23.250

5,750

5,625

71, 875

71. 875

76. 876
6,000

36,260

625, 210

1955 estimate

1. 106. 850

27 148. 120

154. 990

970. 825

70. 406

11.495

347. 625

59. 410

88,710

29

179

13

2

66

11

16

210

1,124,850

47 252,385

332. 485

86.460

626. 440

326, 970

731.860

194. 350

215.275

256. 446

21,740

72, 655

60.535

10, 745

468, 370

30,860

63.600

432. 176

22,490

62
16

117
62

134

35

40

47

4

13

11

2

83

6

10

Num-
ber

2

65
1
3
1
1
7
5
2
4
1
1
13
12
13
1
6

11
1
3
1

1
2
3
17
1

11

13

3

2

660

3, 340, 700
2,664

12, 201, 776
784

3. 367, 530
4,331

16, 393, 085
5,343

18, 674, 110
13, 134

42, 391, 670
20,242

60, 287, 790
4,592

11,926,470

42 209, 366
278

1, 292, 825
700

2, 968, 260
1,450

5, 561, 050
3,232

11, 376, 800
2,460

8, 103. 564
4,221

12, 958, 790
10, 244

28, 860, 402
11,212

28.981,040

64.845
5,435
16, 930
6,436
6,185
11. 120
15. 555
98, 675
5,435
64.720
76,340
16, 180
11,620

651

6,811,300
26 280,860

210

Total
salary

$12, 125

393, 000

6,750

17, 875

6,260

6,875

40,250

29,750

11.875

23.375

5,875

6,760

77, 500

72,000

77, 125

6,126

36,260

630, 270

1.142.270

28 153.180

160. 060

991. 065

70, 406

11.620

352. 685

64,470

88,835

30
183
13
2
66
12
16
214

1, 145, 090

48 257.445

337. 545

86. 345

640.620

327, 220

736, 920

193, 850

220, 336

260,505

21.865

72.280

60,285

10, 870

468,490

30, 985

63. 726

437. 236

22, 365

63
16
120
62
135
35
41
48

4
13
11

2
85

6
10
81

4

12
1
3
1
1
2
3
18
1

12

14

3

2

713

3, 626, 600
2,877

13, 248, 576
847

3, 669, 040
4,677

17, 819, 370
5,770

20, 339, 266
14, 186

46. 400, 640
21, 914

66, 196, 770
4,959

13, 027, 290

45 225,675
299

1, 399, 325
754

3, 219, 680
1,561

6, 033, 250
3, 479

12, 360, 450
2,648

8, 801, 968
4,644

14, 086, 400
11,028

31, 396, 718
12,070

31, 559, 240

571

7,061,300
27 292,850

12 64, 695

1 5, 660

3 17, 065

1 6,660

1 5, 310

2 11,120

3 15, 680

18 98,325

1 5,660

12 64, 696

14 76.465

3 16, 306

2 10, 870

729

3, 746, 720

2,944

13, 530, 310

867

3,734,940

4. 785

18, 187, 650

5,898

20, 745, 666

14,608

47, 353, 390

22, 412

67, 517, 660

5,077

13,322,290

46 230,940

306

1, 429, 375

771

3, 285, 160

1,696

6, 156, 175

3, 658

12,605,280

2,708

8,983,394

4,647

14, 369, 660

11, 278

32, 039, 718

12,344

32.227,320

684

7, 226, 700

28 306,650

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

77

DETAIL OF FERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Department of Medicine and Surgery-
Continued
Senior grade. Range $9,600 to $10,600
and above;
Physician

Dentist-.

Intermediate grade. Range $8,360 to
$9,360:
Pliysician _

Dentist..

Full grade. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Physician

Dentist

Associate grade. Range $5,940 to
$6,940:

Physician

Dentist.--

Junior grade. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Physician

Dentist -

Assistant director grade nm-se. Range

$7,040 to $8,040

Senior grade nin-se. Range $5,940 to

$6,940 -

Full grade nurse. Range $5,060 to
$5,810-.- - -.-

Associate grade nurse. Range $4,400
$5,200

Junior grade nurse. Range $3,740 to
$4,540.- -

Total permanent, field-.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Per diem con'^ultants.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

Personal services -

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accoimts-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1,065

$11,842,100
152

1, 477. 300

1,202

11,010,720
206

1, 805, 160

206

1,532,880
35 261,200

56 355,440
13 80,040

15 82, 625
22 121,125

62 461,680

274

1, 792, 560

953

5, 179. 930

3.507

16.834,100

9,277

37,085,715

106, 441

385, 596, 871
2,775

6, 223. 363

103, 666

379, 373, 508

7,853,112
7, 690, 159
1, 427. 542

3, 840, 726

3, 456, 895

300, 216

403.942,158

401, 175, 158
2,767,000

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1,103

$12,244,500
157

1. 530, 100

1,245

11,415,200
213

1,870,880

213

1,5,S9, 160
36 269,440

58 368,720
13 80, 640

16 88, 625
23 127, 250

64 478,160
284

1, 866, 440

6, 393, 960

3,634

17, 752, 200

9,614

39,051,430

114,116

416,141,771
2,946

6.711,506

111,170

409, 430, 265

10,911,900
10.000,000
1,548,035

3, 800, 000

3, 875, 000

298, 000

439, 863, 200

436, 970, 200
2, 893, 000

19S5 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1,127

$12,574,900
161

1, 578, 500

1,275

11,510,280
214

1. 878, 880

219

1,641,400
36 270,440

59 379,660
13 81, 640

17 95, 125
23 129, 250

65 488,200

291

1,908,020

998

5, 449. 590

3,719

18, 150, 800

9,843

39. 907, 900

16, 703
424. 741, 947
2,330

5, 429, 597

114,373

419,312,350

13, 780, 000
10,000,000
1,614,150

4, 203, 000

3, 620, 000

298,000

449, 934, 500
2, 893, 000

Maintenance and Operation of Domiciliary Facilities, Veterans Ad-
ministration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees.-

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average gr.ade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary ,

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions

Other positions --,

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates -

Total personal services

02 Travel:

Employee

Beneficiary

03 Transportation of things;

Shipment of bodies

Other -

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services---

07 Other contractual services:

Medical and dental fees

Other

270200—54 6

1953 actual

3,433

818

4,250

$3,937
GS-4.6

$3,091

CPC-3.7

$7, 496

$11, 641, 409
985, 614

46,547
241,871

12,915,441

2,289
17, 974

9,284

158,051
31, 434
400, 356

11,996
921, 701

1954 estimate

3,389

818

4,211

$3, 939
GS^.6

$3,114

CPC-3.7

$7, 496

$11,533,616
986, 400

46,144
230,000

12, 796, 160

4.800
24,740

1,900

225,200

47,120

447,400

17,000
806,040

1955 estimate

3, .389

818

4,222

$3,937
GS-4.6

$3,114

CPC-3.7

$7. 496

$11,458,028
985, 714

46, 372
239, 986

4,800
18,000

9,400
1,59, 100
31,400
400, 400

12,000
798, 400

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

08 Supplies and materials;

Provisions ,

Other

$4,079,431

1,147,158

80, ISl

3, 775, 133

280

31, 746

$4,903,800

1,101,. 300

172, .800

4,021,000

$4,742,300
1, 1.13, 400

09 Equipment

90 500

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. -
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

4,350,000
300

33,940

41,900

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

23,642,455
331,322

24,603,200
375.000

24,602,000
366,000

Total obligations

23,311,133

24,228,200

24, 236, 000

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SBBVICES

Field:
General schedule grades;

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Administrative officer, hospital

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;
Administrative officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Administrative officer

Building superintendent and in-
spector

General engineer

General supply officer -.

Personnel officer

Social worker

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Bacteriologist

Building supervisor and inspector..

Chaplain _ ,

Fiscal accountant---

General engineer

General supply officer

Librarian

Personnel officer..-

Safety engineer-..

Social worker

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

-Administrative assistant..

Administrative officer

Administrative officer, director of

volunteers

General supply officer —

Training specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

-Administrative assistant

Fiscal accountant

Personnel officer

Recreat ion supervisor.

Recreation specialist

Librarian.-

Social worker

Dietitian...

Pharmacist

Physical therapist

Supply officer

Engineer

Supervisor of buildings and grounds.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 50 $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3,2.TO

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900.

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to .$4,035

CPr-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032...

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

Department of Medicine and Surgery;
Chief grade. Range $10,800 to $11,800
and above:

Physician

Dentist

Senior grade. Range $9,600 to $10,600
and above:

Physician. -

Dentist...

Intermediate grade. Range $8,360 to
$9,360:

Pliysician

Dentist

Full grade. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Physician .-

Dentist

Associate grade. Range $5,940 to
$6,940: Dentist -

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,600

3 27,080

4 30, 360

4 31, 160

1 8,040

1 7, 040

1 7,640

1 7,640

6
1
2
16
1
2
2
1
2
2
1

40, 040

5,940
12,880
100,440

6,940
12, 880
12, 280

6,140
12, 080
12, 480

5,940

1 6, 125

18 108,375

1 6, 875

2 12, 250
1 5,750

34,235

5,685

32,235

5,685

6,310

16, 430

15, 930

26, 050

6,060

5,685

22.555

5,185

15, 9.30

136, 495

261, 480

60,005

245, 830

425, 585

780,950

397, 990

71, 800

6

1

1

3

3

5

1

1

4

1

3

26

56

14

63

119

233

132

26

3

23

52

139

279

224

348

1

613

14, 570
112,570
226, 730
548, 055
982, 240
755, 696

1,096,040
3
1,809,014

2, 310, 250

47,200
11,050

18 182,800
39, 800

191,960
116,080

7,640
14,880

6,540

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

3
1
1
1
1

5
1
2
16
1
2
2
1
2
2
1

$9,800

30,760

23,920
8,040
7,240
7,840
7,640

33,700

6,140
13,080
102. 040

6.940
12.880
12, 480

6.340
12, 280
12, 480

6,140

1 6,250

17 102,625

1 6, 000

2 12, 375
1 6, 875

5

1

6

1

1

3

3

5

1

1

4

1

3

25

54

14

62

116

227

130

25

3

22
51
136
273
220
341
1
627

28, 800

6,810

32, 610

5,810

6,435

16, 680

16, 305

26,300

5,185

6,810

22,805

5,310

16. 055

131, 500

251, 570

60,255

235, 795

405, 020

765, 290

401,970

69,640

14,695
107, 675
219,115
526, 735
984,120
720, 120

1,059,200
17

1,859,850
4

2,347,370

4 47, 200
1 11,050

18 182,800
4 39, 800

21 191,960
13 116,080

1 7, 640

2 14, 880

6,540

3
1
1
1

1

5
1
2
16
1
2
2
1
2
2
1

1

17

1
2
1

6

1

6

1

1

3

3

5

1

1

4

1

3

25

54

14

62

116

227

130

25

3

22
51
136
273
220
341

$9,800

30,760

23,920
8,040
7,240
7,840
7,640

33.700

6,140
13, 080
102, 040

6,940
12,880
12, 480

6,340
12, 280
12, 480

6,140

6,260
102, 625

6,000
12, 375
5,875

28,800

5,810

32,610

5,810

5,435

16,680

16,305

26,300

5,185

5,810

22, 805

5,310

16, 055

131,500

251,070

60,255

235, 295

403, 820

765, 290

401,970

69,540

14,695
107,675
219,115
526, 735
984,120
720, 120

627

1,059,200
, 859, 850

2, 347, 370

4 47,200
1 11,050

18 182,800
4 39,800

21 191,960

13 116,080

1 7, 640

2 14,880

1 6,540

78

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Maintenance and Operation of Domiciliary Facilities, Veterans Ad-
ministration— Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Department of Medicine and Surgery-
Continued
Senior grade nurse. Range $5,940 to
$6,940-

Num. Total
ber salary

1 $6, 940

6 28, 430

16 78, 100

25 108,160

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 940

5 28, 430

16 78, 100

25 108,150

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6,940

6 28, 430

16 78, 100

25 108,150

Full (Trade nurse. Range $5,060 to
$5,810

Associate grade nurse. Range $4,400 to
$5,200

Junior grade nurse. Range $3,740 to
$4,450...

3,433

11, 765, 820
53 124,411

3,389

11,672,450
35 138, 834

3,389

11,670,250
35 212,222

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) _.

3,380

11,641,409

969, 714
15, 900
46,547

155,323
86,548

3,354

11,533,616

969,000
17,400
46,144

1.50, 000
80, 000

3,364

11,458,028

Other positions:

Per diem consultants

16, 000
46, 372

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Nightwork differential

86. 886

01 Personal services . .

12, 916, 441

12, 796, 160

12, 730, 100

Outpatient Care, Veterans Administration

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

10, 910

697

11,467

10, 464

308

10, 688

9,729

280

9,859

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,603
GS-4.1

$2. 650

CPC-2.3

$8,993

$3, 663
OS-4.1

$2, 700

CPC-2.3

$9, 071

$3, 582
GS-4.1

$2, 700

CPC-2.3

$9, 122

Average grade.,

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Averaec salary..

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

.$47, 690, 950

6, 019, 169

198, 399

177, 529

$46,167,272

3, 706, 620

184, 972

176, 600

$42,811,800

3, 358, 600

162,645

176, 300

Other positions.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

53,986,047

50,235,364

46, 509, 345

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

53,743,047

177,876
4,696,937

5,582
156, 460
480, 789
389, 830

34, 932, 370

1,086,865

9,690,795

329, 320

1,795

37,416

50,013,364

196,000
4,500,000

6,000
146,884
451,918
366, 420

32, 458, 436

1,030,242

9, 459, 089

399, 647

46,256,345

178,000
4, 052, 000

4,400
134, 957
440,653
357, 287

14,707,000

1,075.629

9,197,909

294, 420

1 800

02 Travel:

Employee

03 Transportation of things:

Shipment of bodies

Other

04 Communication services

06 Rents and utUity services

07 Other contractual services:

Medical and dental fees

Other _..

08 Supplier and materials

09 Equipment...

13 Refunds, awards, and mdemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

33,900

43, 700

Total direct obhgatlons

105,627,071

99,061,900

76, 744, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services .

243,000
60, 480

222,000
48, 400

253. 000
56,000

08 Supplies and materials.

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

293,480

270, 400

309,000

Total obligations

106,920,651

99,332,300

77,053,000

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Psvchologist, clinical

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

.-Vudiologist, general

Psychologist, clinical

Social worker

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Audiologist..

Bacteriologist

Biologist

Orthopedist

Physical therapist,

Psychologist, clinical

Social worker

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Administrative officer

Audiologist, general

Occupational therapist

Social worker

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Clinical psychologist

Social worker

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Bacteriologist.

Hematologist

Dietitian

Pharmacist

Audiologist...

Orthopedist

Prosthetic laboratory technician

Physical therapist

Librarian

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370 .

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,9S0_

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range .$2,420 to $2.840

Department of Medicine and Surgery:
Chief grade. Range $10,800 to $11,800
and above:

Physician

Dentist--

Senior grade. Range $9,600 to $10,600
and above:
Physician

Dentist

Intermediate grade. Range $8,360 to
$9,360:
Physician

Dentist

Full grade. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Physician

Dentist

Associate grade. Range $5,940 to
$6,940:

Physician

Dentist

Junior grade. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Physician.. _ .

Dentist

Assistant director grade nurse. Range

$7,040 to $8.040

Senior grade nurse. Range $5,940 to

$6,940

Full grade nurse. Range $5,000 to

$5,810

Associate grade nurse. Range $4,400

to $5.200

Junior grade nurse. Range $3,740 to

$4,540

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average nmn-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Per diem consultants...

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

1953 actual

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total

ber salary
18 $164, 680

10
1
1
1
1
1

77
39

7,240

7.240

267, 440

44,640

66, 000
6,640
5.940
6.740
6.340
6.540
464, 3S0
249, 600

9 52, 636

1 5, 7,''>0

1 5. 7,W

12 69, 795

1

124

5

29

1

1

25

19

9

4

1

6

1

201

1,066

212
1,023_

1, 27l'

i

3.026

9,
1,8.32

83'

5,810

668,750

27, 675

159,135

6,310

5, 060

131,875

102, 390

47.790

21.490

6,310

32, 985

5,310

984, 870

, 780, 980
859. 540

, 946, 180

, 495, 310

,335,120
220, 780

1 2, 910
26 72, 682
80 207,950

71 843, 950
8 91, 400

437

4,
116

611

4, 582, 680
i6
2, 181, 250

20 147, 980
17 122,440

7 44,550
10 61, 290

6,500
17, 260

7 63, 280

44 277,360

66 288,680

62 233,280

42 167,270

10, 910

48, 134, 372
282 543.422

10, 628

47, 690, 950

4,407.131

1, 612, 038

198, 399

1964 estimate 1955 estimate

ber salary
18 $156,480

1

1

36

10
1
1
1
1
1
77
39

7,440

7,240

260, 640

45,240

67. 000
6,740
6,140
6,740
6.540
6,540
471, 980
253, 400

9 53, 135

1 5, 875

1 6, 750

12 70, 796

1

124

5

28

1

1

25

18

9

4

1

6

1

193

1,013

4

203

982

3

1,220

4

2,904

9

1,735

6

80

5,810

677, 250

27, 925

156, 950

6,435

5,185

133, 375

98,580

48, 290

21,740

5.310

33, 360

5,436

954, 475

, 657, 740
841, 160

, 862, 165

, 375, 490

, 464, 410

,121,700
211,950

1 2.990
24 68. 864
77 203,570

71 845.750
8 91.800

437

4,
116

1, 130, 600

485

4, 349, 600
6
2, 090, 400

16 119.200
16 116,400

4 25, 440

6 36, 840

1 6, 625

3 17,375

7 63, 680

40 253,400
50 263,680
46 206,400

41 163, 580

10, 464

46, 848, 044
291 680,772

10, 173

46, 167, 272

2. 204. 600

1, 442, 120

184, 972

ber salary
18 $156, 680

1
1

36
6

10
1
1
1
1
1

77
39

7,440

7 440

260!840

46, 240

67, 400
6,740
6,140
6,940
6,640
6,740
470, 980
253,600

9 62, 635

1 6, 875

1 6, 875

12 71,045

5,810

677, 000

22,615

161,640

5,435

5,185

133, 500

98. 830

48,415

21. 865

5,310

33, 235

5,435

884,535

1

124

4

27

1

1

25

18

9

4

1

6

1

181

933

4,181,340
190 771,480
908

3, 453, 675
1,125

3, 905, 865
2,607

8, 183, 220
1,604

4,650,010
75 198,650

1 2, 990
24 68, 790
77 203,600

71 846,750
8 91,800

4, 671, 450
6
1,130,600

4, 313, 800
240

2, 048, 600

16 119,800
16 116,600

4 25, 440

6 36, 840

1 6, 625

3 17, 375

7 53,680
36 229,640
46 238,830
40 180,000
40 169,840

9,729

43, 442, 060
263 630,260

9,466

42,811,800

2, 058, 600

1, 300, 000

162, 645

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

79

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEViCES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holidav pay

Num. Total
ber salary

$7, 096

1, 973

168. 461

Num. Total
ber salary

$7,000

1.600

108,000

Num. Total
ber salary

$6,600

1,700

Additional pay for service abroad

168, 000

53. 986. 047

50. 235, 364

46. 509. 345

Salaries and waees in the foreBoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct oblieations

53,743,047
243,000

.50, 013, 364
222,000

46, 256. 345
253 000

Oblieations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

Maintenance and Operation of Supply Depots, Veterans Adminis-
tration

OBLIGATIONS BY OB.TECTS

Object clasfiiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

484
481

400
398

400
395

Average salaries and grades:
Genera! schedule grades:

$3,913
OS-4.4

$3,368

CPC-6.3

$3,506

$3,958
GS-1.5

$.3,385

CPC-5.3

$3,554

$3,962

Average grade

GS-4 5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary ..

$3 386

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

CPC-.5.3
$.3. 554

Personal service obligations:

$1, 763, 204
6,715
15, 126

$1,475,483
6,617
9,400

$1,451,400
5. .500
12,500

Regular pay in excels of 52.weok base.-.
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

1, 785, 045

1,490,500

1,469,400

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services. _. .

1,785.045

11,914

33, 619

10,299

72, 668

35,817

184, 216

11,038

240

5,680

1,458,500
18,200
29,000
10,000
75, 700
28, 6(H)
160.000
15,000

1 422 900

02 Travel

4,400

4 60<1

04 -Communication services

10 200

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

74.000
37 900

08 Supplies and materials

82 100

09 Equipment

11,300
100

5.000

Total direct obligations

2, 150, 536

1,800,000

1 654 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reiinbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

32,000
1,000

15,000
2,000

46 500

04 Communication services

1 750

05 Rents and utililv services

22 630

4, 120

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac.
counts

60,000

75 000

Total obligations

2, 160, 636

1,850,000

1,729,000

DETAIL OF PEHSONAL SEEVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

General supply otTicer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

General supply officer..

Electrical engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Requisition oflicer

Property and stocli oflicer

Auto equipment supervisor..

Electrical engineer

Construction and maintenance su

pervisor.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160....

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1953 actual

Num. Total
ber salary

3

5
1
1

1
1

19
6
27
42
84
23

$23, 920

20, 620
20,620

17, 055

28.300

5,685

5,810

5,685
5.245
92, 395
21, 850
109, 070
149. 990
286, 015
72, 610

1954 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

3 $24. 120

3
3

2
4
1
1

1
1

16
4
22
35
69
19

20. 820
20, 820

11,370

22,615

6,685

5,810

5.685
6,370
78, 385
18. 055
88,770
125, 125
235, 290
60, 450

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$24, 320

3 20, 820

3 20, 820

2 11,370

4 22, 615
1 6, 085
1 6.810

1

1

16
4
22
35
69
19

6, 686
6,370
78, 385
18, 065
88,770
125, 446
235, 370
60, 450

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimats

Field — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $.3,435 to $4,035..

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,080

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-t. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840...

Unclassified..

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8,300
4 16,210
10 38, 350
31 107, 120
4 12, 696
22 69, 300
6 16, 692
4 10, 940
180 630, 862

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8, 550

3 12. 346
8 30. 836

26 89. 840
3 9.642

18 66, 700

6 13.960

3 8, 310

148 625. 948

Num. Total
ber salary

2 $8,550

3 12,345
8 30, 835

26 89,840
3 9,642
18 56,700
5 13,960
3 8,310
148 625 948

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

484 1,776,230
8 12,026

400 1,484,500
6 9, 017

400 1, 485, 100
9 33 700

Net permanent, field (average num.

476 1,763,204
6,715

8,161
6,976

394 1, 475. 483
5.617

3.600
5.800

391 1,461,400

Regular pay in excess of 52.week base...
Payment above basic rates:

5,500
6,700

Nightwork differential. .

5 800

1, 785, 045

1, 490, 500

1, 469, 400

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched.
ule are distributed as foUows:
Direct obligations

1,785,045

1, 458, 500
32,000

1, 422, 900
46,500

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Hospital and Domiciliary Facilities, Veterans Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

Average niimhpr nf all emplnyppp

500
275
733

500
400
830

SOO
400
830

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5, 414
OS-8.9
$6,367

$5,414
GS-8.9
$5. 367

$5 414

GS-8 9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$5. 367

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions...

$2. 479. 612
1,475,880

9.914
16. 131

$2. 328. 020
2, 146. 800

8.9S0
20. (KK)

$2 328 020

Other positions

Regular pay In excess of 52-week
base

2,146,800
8 980

20,000

Total personal services ..

3,981,537

86,614

20,667

8.368

16.454

1,624.810

1.326.158

5. 486, 908

33. 226, 885

24.126

4, 503. 800

94.000

13. HIIO

9.000

19.000

1,100.000

2. 102. 000

6.219.000

69.836.244

36.000

4 503 800

02 Travel

85 000

04 Communication services.. _ .

9 000

18, 000

226. 000

08 Supplies and materials

2 102 000

09 Equipment

4.179.000

15 Taxes and assessments

36 000

Total obligations

45. 701, 526

82, 932. 044

51,273.000

ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENGINEERS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

189
167

76
69

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,550
GS-6.8

$4,468
OS-6.5

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .. .

$742, 919

2,863
10, 099

$307, 021

1,179
1,800

Regular pay in excess of 62.week
base. - . .

755, 871

11,065

84

5,397

5,731

952

96, 625

16, 977

1,982

1,014,080

38

447

310.000

6,000

500

5,000

5,000

750

100,000

15, 000

2,600

3, 718, 587

100

300

02 Travel

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction ..

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

10 Lands and structures

Total obligations

1. 908, 149

4, 162, 737

80

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Hospital and Domiciliary Facilities, Veterans Administration— Con.

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

689
275
900

576
400
899

500
400
830

01 Personal services:

$3, 222, 531
1, 475, 880

12, 767
26,230

$2, 635, 041
2,146,800

10, 159
21, 800

$2,328,020

2,146,800

Ee^Iar pay in excess of 52-week

8,980

20,000

Total personal services (see Con-

4, 737, 408

97, 679

20, 751

13, 765

22, 185

952

1,620,336

1,342,135

6, 488, 890

34,240,965

38

24, 672

4,813,800
99, 000

13, 500

14, 000
24,000

750
1, 200, 000
2,117,000
5, 221, 500
73,654,831
100

4, 503, 800

85. 000

10, 000

9,000

18, 000

226. 000

2, 102, 000

4, 179, 000

40, 104, 200

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments ---

36,300

36. 000

47,609,675

87, 094, 781

61, 273, 000

Major Alterations, Improvements, and Repairs, Veterans Admin-
istration

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary-

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions -

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule) —

Travel

Transportation of things —

Communication services

Eents and utility services.

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment --

Lands and structures,

Taxes and assessments

$5. 414
GS-8.9
$5, 367

$200, 328
101, 399

778
1,636

304, 041

1,848

602

24

236

61, 465

122, 646

41. 997

963, 582

1,464

1954 estimate

80
183
263

$5, 414
GS-8.9
$5, 367

$378, 980
982, 162

1,498
6,000

Total obligations.

1, 487, 695

1, 367, 640

4,000

2,600

500

600

30, 600

1, 014, 800

211,300

4, 297, 660

13, 600

6, 943, 000

1956 estimate

80
97
147

$6, 414
GS-8.9
$5, 367

$270, 700
520, 600

1,070
3,000

795, 370

3,000

1,300

500

600

27, 000

615,000

196, 900

2, 268, 430

8,000

3, 816, 000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from the "Hospital and domiciliary
facilities" and the "Major alterations. improvemenU, and repairs appropriations.
Veterans Administration

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Eauge $8,360 to $9,360:

Construction engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Construction engineer

Construction maintenance superin-
tendent-.. --

General engineer...

. Architectural engineer.

Civil engineer

Structural engineer

Mechanical engineer

Electrical engineer

Architect —

Landscape architect

OS-11. Eange $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Construction engineer

Mechanical engineer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $134,000
41 300, 440

2
31
34

14,080
15, 080
43. 640

7.040
36, 800
68, 120
14.280
60. 720

7,440

12, 080
196,340
213,560

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

15

44

2
2
6
1
5
8
2

Total
salary

$135, 000

324, 360

14,280
15, 280
44. 040

7.240
37. 200
68. 720
14. 480
61.320

7.640

18, 220
210, 420
227, 840

1955 estimate

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $135,000

44 324,360

14, 280
15, 280
44, 040

7,240
37, 200
58. 720
14. 480
61.320

7,640

18, 220
210, 420
227, 840

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Electrical engineer

Construction maintenance super-
visor -

General engineer

Materials engineer...

Architectural engineer

Civil engineer

Structural engineer

Architect

Landscape architect — - -

Biochemist

OS-9. Eange $5,060 to $5,810:

Construction engineer...

Statistician-

Construction maintenance super-
visor

Materials engineer

Architectural engineer

Civil engineer

Structural engineer

Mechanical engineer

Electrical engineer

Interior decorator

Architect

Landscape architect

Biochemist..

GS-8. Eange $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Eange $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Eange $3,410 to $4,160

GS-1. Eange $3,176 to $3,665

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Eange $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Num
ber

- Total
salary

16 $101,640

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-8. Eange $4,620 to $5,370-.
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..
GS-5. Eange $3,410 to $1,160..
GS^. Eange $3,176 to $3,665..

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses ■

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and hohday pay

All personal services, field.

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
accoimt:

All personal services, departmental...

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

"Hospital and domiciliary facilities,
Veterans Administration"...

"Major alterations, improvements, and
repairs. Veterans Administration".. .

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

17 $108,780

189, 800
31,900
5,940
89, 160
24. 760
83.820
291.840
38,440
6,340

10, 870
10, 495

31,360

6,060
16. 565
10. 120
16. 805
36, 130
16, 655

6,186
67. 720

6,436
26, 175

5,370
83. 520
44,745
63, 275
169. 470
160. 130
41.380

2,660

32
5
1

14
4

13

50
6
1

2
2

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $108,780

504 2, 795. 275
49 263, 895

455 2,631,380
10, 206

16, 167

2, 557, 752

8 37, 960

5 21, 660

18 63, 630

16 47, 626

46 170, 865
6 22, 306

203. 680

32. 300

6.140

89. 960

25. 160

84. 620

319. 000

39. 040

6,540

10, 995
10, 620

31,735

6.185
15.805
10. 245
16.930
36, 3H0
16. 805

5, 310
83, 525

5,560
26, 650

5.370
109, 750
45, 745
64,255
186, 785
173.370
42,100

2,740

540 2, 997, 020
70 402, 268

470 2, 594, 752
10, 108

23,500

2, 628, 360

7 33,215

4 17.320

16 66, 560

13 41, 796

203, 6S0

32. 300

6.140

89, 960

25. 160

84,620

319.000

39, 040

6,640

10, 995
10,620

31,735

5,185
16,805
10. 245
16. 930
36.380
16. 805

5.310
83. 525

5.660
26. 660

6,370
109, 750
45, 745
64,256
186. 785
173. 370
42, 100

2,740

540 2, 997, 020
90 610, 810

450 2, 486. 210
9,680

21,500

40 148, 560

1, 577, 279
487

1, 727, 826

63, 601
702, 270

6, 041, 449

4, 737, 408
304,041

148, 890
36,642

30 112,248

3, 128, 962
370

1,600

3, 243, 080

47,000
263,000

6. 181, 440

4,813,800
1, 367, 640

2, 517, 390

7 33, 215

4 17, 320

16 56, 660

13 41, 796

40 148, 890
10 36, 380

30 112, 510

2, 667, 400
370

2, 781, 780

5, 299, 170

4, 503, 800
796,370

UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY

Salaries and Expenses, United States Information Agency

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions —
Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

1963 actual 1954 estimate 1966 estimate

14, 130

81

13, 054

$6, 634
GS-8.7

12,815

41

10, 171

$5, 736
GS-8.7

9,976

44

9,914

$6, 861
GS-8.9

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

81

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average sal irles and grades— Continued
Grades established by the Foreign Service
Act of 1946 (22 U. 8. C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service reserve officers;
Average salary

$8,618
FSR-3.6

$5, 799
FSS-7.8

$1, 398

$8,620
FSR-3.0

$5, 995
FSS-7.6

$1,463

$8,531

FSR-3.7

Foreign Service staff officers:

$6. 078

Average grade . .

FSS-7.4

Ungraded positions (local rates):

$1, 404

Personal service obligations:

$37, 335, 515

634, 494

165. 161

2, 773. 980

551, 398

$30,774,150

293. 758

122. 107

2. 482, 041

425. 050

$29,611,695

316, 586

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

114. 035
2, 554. 503

Other payments for personal services.. .

378. 329

Total personal service obligations.. .

41, 350, 548

34.097,112

32, 976, 148

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

40,408,460
4, 086, 872
2, 724, 672

2, 292. 465
4, 949. 617
8, 126. 777

23. 249. 269
17, 269. 504
9, 356, 822
4, 450, 207

3, 682, 575
4,398,000

82.888
1,346,825

33, 284, 103
4, 103. 156
2. 362, 218
1, av,. 751

4, 132, 530
4,262.617

12.169.862
11. 261. 384

5. 551. 764
1, 909, 436
7. 200. 732
2, 117. 703

55. 476
350, 000

32, 155, 140

02 Travel -

3, 625, 587

03 Transportation of things ... .

2, 232 565

1, 966, 037

05 Rents and utility services. -

4, 186 328

5, 064, 104

07 Other contractual services _ .

16,249 343

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials . . ..

9. 948. 091
7.000 391

3. 288. 350

10 Lands and structures . . .

1,075 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
15 Taxes and assessments .. .

3, 328, 756
55, 308

Total direct obligations

126, 424. 953

90. 617, 732

90, 075, 000

Oblioations Pai/able Oul of Reimbursements
from Other Accounts

942,088

126,348

20.351

43,853

1.150

678

773,008

317, 787

112,018

10.691

32, 953

813. 009

90,339

20,890

63, 531

1,200

700

61,747

300.000

115.883

1,665

5.005

820, 008

02 Travel

93 .389

03 Transportation of things

10 .504

68, 774

1 200

800

07 Other contractual services

62 308

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

325, 000
6 173

I 2, 044

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

5,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts ... . . . .

2,380,826

1.473.969

1.395.200

128,805,778

92,091,701

91.470,200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates In excess of $14,800:

Deputy director

Director

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Assistant director

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Administrator

Assistant director

General counsel-

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Chief of staff

Deputy administrator..

Deputy assistant director..

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Area policy coordinator

Assistant administrator...

Assistant deputy administrator.. .

Associate genera] counsel

Attorney adviser

Chief, EUR policy

Chief, FE policy

Chief, GER policy

Chief, NEA policy

Chief of branch

Chief of division _

Chief of section

Chief of service

Chief of staff

Coordinator-

Deputy administrator

Deputy assistant administrator...

Deputy assistant director

Deputy chief of service

Deputy chief of staff

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 000

1 12,000

2 23, 100
1 11, 650

8 86, 650
8 86. 900

3 33, 400

10 110,000

1 10. 800

1 11, 800

2 22, 850

3 32. 660
1 10, 800

1954 estimate

Num.
ber

Total
salary

1 $16. 000
1 17, 500

6 74, 000

1 13, 000
1 13, 000

12,000

12,000

1 10. 800
1 11.800

11. 800
11. 050
10. 800
10. 800
10.800
10, 800
97, 700
142. 400
U.O.TO
32. 900
99. 200
10,800

6 54, 250
3 32, 900
2 21,600

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $16,000
1 17, 500

6 74, 000

1 13, 000
1 13, 000

1 12, 000
1 10, 800

11,800
11, 050

10, 800
10.800
10,800
10. 800
97.700
131, 600
11,050
32. 900
88. 400
10, 800

5 54, 250
3 32. 900
1 10, 800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con.

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign management officer

Information and editorial specialist.
International radiofrequency advisor.

Office director

Policy officer

Production adviser

Special assistant

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Analyst

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of section

Assistant chief of staff

Assistant to chief of branch

Assistant to chief of division

Attestation officer

Attorney

Auditor

Chief of branch.

Chief of division

Chief of secretariat

Chief of section

Chief of staff

Controller

Coordinator

Cultural affairs officer

Cultural officer

Deputy chief of division

Deputy coordinator

Deputy director

Director...

Evaluation officer..

Executive officer

Feature writer

Foreign affairs officer

Information and editorial specialist.

Information officer

Information specialist

Intelligence research specialist

International radiofrequency advisor.

Liaison officer

Office director

Organizationandmethods exam iner .

Planning officer

Policy adviser

Policy and planning adviser

Policy guidance officer.

Policy information editor

Policy information officer

Policy liaison officer

Policy officer

Press and publications officer

Press radio and TV officer

Production assistant

Program officer..

Program specialist

Regional planning adviser

Research analyst

Special assistant

Special projects officer

Standards and techniques speciallst-

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Analyst

Area specialist..

Art editor

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of section

Assistant chief of staff

Assistant planning officer...

Assistant policy Implementation

officer

Assistant policy officer

Assistant to chief of division

Attorney

Auditor..

Budget analyst

Budget and reports analyst

Business manager

Chief of branch

Chief of secretariat

Chief of section..

Chief of staff

Chief of unit

Congressional correspondent. -

Contract specialist

Coordinator

Country desk officer

Cultural officer. -

Development officer..

Editorial specialist..

Evaluation officer

Evaluation specialist..

Executive secretary

Foreign affairs officer

Information and editorial specialist.

Information officer

Information specialist

Liaison officer

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Planning officer

Policy officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800

1 10, 800

1 11.800

3 32, 650

11,060
32,660

9,600

9,600
9,600
9,600
28,800
9,600
9,600

7 67, 200
4 39, 200

172, 800
77, 800
9.800
19. 200
9.800

9.600
9,800
9,800
10,400
9,600

1 9, 600

3 29, 000

1 9. 600

6 49, 400

10, 600
19. 600
9.600
19.200
19. 600
29, 800
69, 800
19, 400
9,600
9,800
9,600

9,600
9,600
9,950
9,600
9,800
9.600
59, 400
9,800

8.360

8,560

8,360

41, 800

8,360
25. 080

16. 720

8.360

17. 120
8,360

16, 720
8,360
8,360
102, 520
16,920
60,160
42,400
8,560
16, 720

10 86, 200
1 8, 760

8,760
8.560
8.360
8.560

428, 760
17.320

109, 680

3 25, 880

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 10, 800

1 11.050

1 11.050

3 32, 650

1 9, 600

1 9,600

2 19, 200

1

2

1

9,800
19, 400
9,800

1
2

1

9,800
19, 400
9,800

1

2
23
6
2
21
3
1
3

9,800

19, 200

221, 400

68, 600

19, 200

202, 800

29,400

9,800

29. 000

1 9.600
1 9, 600
1 9,600

9,800
9,600
9,600
10, 600
19, 600
9, 600
49, 600
9.710

19, 200

4 38. 600
6 49, 400

20 195,800
1 9, 600
1 9, 600

1 9, 800
1 9, 800

1 9, 800
6 67, 800

9,600
8,360

16,720

1 8, 360

6 42, 200

1 8,360

2 17, 120

8.360
17. 520
16. 720
60. 160
8.360
8.560
136. 360

12 102.120

1 8.760

2 17, 120

8.560
25. 080
8.360
8.760
8.360
8, 360
8,560

43
1

12
1
4
1
2

364. 480
8.960
101. 120
8,960
34. 240
8.360
16. 720
76, 640

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

11,050
11.050
32,650

9.600
9,600
19. 200

1
2

23
6
2

21
3
1
3

19,200
221, 400

68, 600

19,200
202, 800

29, 400
9,800

29,000

1 9,600
1 9.600
1 9, 600

9,800
9,600
9,600

10, 600
9,800
9,600

28,800
9,710

19,200

4 38, 600
4 39, 600

20 195,800

9.600
9.600
9,600
9.800
9,800

1 9, 800
6 67, 800

1 9,600
1 8,360

1 8, 360
6 42, 200

8.360
17.620
16.720
60,160
8,360
8,560
136, 360

93,560
"17,126

1 8,560
3 25, 080

8,360
8,360
8.560
8,360

37 313,920

67, 080
8.960

34, 240
8.360

16, 720

76, 640

82

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, United States Information Agency-

DFTAiL OF PEESOiN'AL SERVICES — Continued

-Con.

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Political analyst- - - - -

Procedures and systems analyst

Production officer

Program specialist

Public opinion analyst

Recruitment officer

Security officer

Shift editor --.

Special assistant-.. --- --

Standards and techniques specialist.

Technician

Training officer

Writer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative management officer -

Administrative officer .-

Analyst

Area specialist

Arts and monument specialist

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant country desk officer

Assistant to chief of branch

.\ttestation officer

Bibliographer

Broadcast studio technician

Budget analyst

Budget and reports analyst

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Coordinator

Educational specialist

Engineer

English teaching specialist

Evaluation officer

Evaluation specialist

Exhibits officer

Feature writer..-

Field reports officer.. _

Foreign affairs analyst

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign version specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Information specialist

Intelligence research specialist

Librarian--

Music specialist

News editor

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Persoimel security evaluator

Planning officer.. -

Policy officer _

Printing specialist

Procedures analyst

Procurement and supply officer

Production officer

Program analyst ,

Program officer ,

Radio engineer

Radio survey specialist

Security officer

Security technician ___

Special agent

Special assistant

Special events officer

Staff assistant _ _.

Statistical data officer

Training officer

Translation officer

Utilization officer

GS-11. Range $5,010 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant ,

Administrative officer

Analyst ..1...

Area specialist...

Bibliographer

Broadcast studio technician

Budget analyst

Business manager

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Contract specialist

Coordinator ,

Documents officer

Employee service officer.

Evaluation specialist

Exhibits officer ._

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign version specialist

Illustration artist

Information and editorial specialist.

Information specialist

Intelligence research specialist

Librarian

Music specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

8, 760

6 60. 560
1 8,360
1 8, 360

1 8. 360

2 17, 920
1 8,660

1 8, 040

3 21,320
3 21, 720

2 14, 480

1 7, 240
1 7, 040
1 7, 240

7,040
7,240

28,160
7,040
7.240

14,080

7,240
8,040
7,240
7,040
7,240

14, 480

35,200
7,040
7,040
7,040

78, 440

7,040

226, 680

113, 440

21, 520

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

1 7, 040
1 8, 040
1 7,040

6 36, 800

7,040
7,040
7, WO

63. 360
7,040

14, 080

2 14,480

7,840

14, 080

7,040

6,940

5,940

5,940

23, 960

18, 620

12,480

37,640

5,940

8,940

1 .5, 940

2 13, 080

2 13, 080
1 8, 940
7 41,680

Num- Total
ber salary

23
10
2
2

139, 420
59, 800
12, 080
12,080

6,940

2 $16,720

1 8, 660

1 8,360

2 16, 720
1 8, 360

2 16, 720

1 8, 560

1 8, 360

2 16, 720

21, 320
7,240
7,240
7,040

15,080
7,040
7,440
7.240
7,240

7,040
7,040
22,620
21.320
7,040
7,440
8,040
7,440
7,040
21, 720

3

22, 120

2

14, 480

1

7,040
43,240

6

28
15

202, 620
108, 200

26
13

187. 640
94. 120

1

7,040

1

7,040

7.240

7,040

14, 280

36, 000

36. 800

7,240

7,040

7,240

7,240

1 7,040
8 57, 620
1 7,240

4 28, 160
1 7,040

5 36, 600
1 7,240

7,040
7,240
7,040
14, 480
7,040

6,140
6,940

8,940
19,020

6,140
31,700

6,140
18,020
11,880

6,940

6,140
13,280

5,940

1 6, 940

2 11, 880
1 6, 140

122, 000
64, 460
6,940
6,140
6,940

11,880
6,940

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $16,720

1 8, 360

1 8, 360

2 16, 720
1 8, 360

2 16, 720

1 8, 660

1 8, 360

2 16, 720

3 21, 320
1 7, 240

15, 080

1 7, 440
1 7,240
1 7, 240

7.040
7, 040
22, 620
21.320
7,040
7,440

1 7, 440
3 "21,720

7,240
7,040
14,280
36, 000
7,640
7,240
7,040
7, 240
7,240

1 7, 040
8 67, 620
1 7,240

4 28,160

1 7.O40

6 35. 6011

1 7,240

7,010
7,210
7,040
14,480
7,040

6,140

12, 2S0
6,140

24, 760
6,140

18, 020
5,940
6,910
6.140
6,940
6,940

6,940

1
1

13
8
1
1

6,140
,5, 940
79, 620
48, ,620
5,940
6,140

2 11, 880
1 6,940

DETAIL OB" PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Personnel security evaluator

Policy officer

Position classifier

Procedures analyst

Production officer

Program officer

Program specialist

Radio survey analyst

Radio survey specialist

Records management analyst

Recruitment officer

Reports officer

Selection officer

Space analyst

Special projects officer

Staff assistant

Technician

Training officer

Translation officer

Wage analvst

OS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of section

Chief of section

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Analyst

Assistant chief of branch.

Assistant chief of section

Assistant chief of unit

Bibliographic assistant

Budget analyst

Chief of section

Chief of staff

Chief of unit

Congressional mail officer

Coordinator

Country specialist--.

Documents assistant

Evaluation officer

Information and editorial specialist .

Information specialist

Intelligence research analyst

Intelligence research specialist

Interviewer

Librarian

Morse operator ,

News editor

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Picture editor.

Procurement and supply officer

Production assistant...

Program assistant

Program officer

Program specialist

Projection printing specialist

Purchasing agent

Radio survey analyst

Records management analyst

Recruitment officer

Reports analyst

Requirements specialist

Research analyst

Secretary

Special assistant

Special events officer

Staff assistant

Statistical assistant _

Supervisor, mail and files

Supply officer

Technician

Utilization officer

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

QS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545.

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

OS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,430- _..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4,900

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

$12, 280

41, 780

6,940

6,940

12, 680

1 6, 940
1 6, 940

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

2 12, 080
2 12, 880

15, 430

1 5, 185
3 15, 180
3 15, 306

1
3
1
1
7
2
1
23
16
1
1
1
1
6
1
3

6,060

15, 180

5,310

5,185

36,920

10, 620

5,185

117, 630

77, 525

5,060

5,435

5,310

6,060

30, 360

5,185

15, 180

1954 estimate

6,060
5,060
5,060
16, 066
6,060
26, 300
10, 120

5,060

1 5, 810
1 6, 810

6,185
8,310

10,246
5,060

25, 676

1
1

2
2
132
32
179
138
69
3

5,185

5,060
10,495

9,490
566, 665
127, 190
642, 140
455,110
210,030

8,970

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 940
6,140

24, 360
6.940
5,940

55,260
5,940

1,187

6, 873, 650
92.2

642, 624

1,094.8

6, 331, 026

24, 710
131,169
24,585

54, 824
2,729

6, 669, 043

3
3
3
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
22
16
1

12,880
6,140

12,280
6,140
6,940
5,940

11,880
5.940

12,480

13, 080
6,940

1 5,500

1 5, 600

8 41,605

6 30, 360

2 10, 620
1 6, 810

16, 666

15,430

15, 430

5,060

15,430

5,310

5,310

5,310

10,870

6,186

113, 670

83, 210

6,060

1 6, 185
6 31,110

20,365
5,060
5,060
6,060
5,185
5,186

16, 306

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5, 940

1 6, 140

4 24, 360

1 6, 940

21,116
10, 370
10, 870
6,060
6,685
10, 870

5,060

10, 120
15, 305

10

1

1

1

1

2

4

142

31

221

163

74

1

61, 226

5,060

5,060

5,185

5,186

10.620

18, 730

616, 666

122, 760

799, 695

506, 770

228, 380

2,910

1 4, 525
12 3.5, 416
3 8, 376

1,347

7, 881, 147
246.2

1,313,360

1, 100. 8

6, 567, 787

37, 030
67, 635
25,687

67,589
2,740

6, 758, 268

2 12, 480

3 19, 020
1 6,940

1 5,600
1 6,600

7
6
2
1

2 10, 870

1 6, 185

17 87, 270

12 62, 595

1 8, 185
6 31,110

4 20, 366
1 5,060
1 6, 060

1 6, 185

2 10, 245
2 11,120

4 21,116
2 10, 370
2 10, 870

1 5,685
1 6, 060

4
126
26
178
125
61
1

1 4, 525
4 12,840
11 30, 952

1,157

6,901,642
35.5

212, 497

1,121

6
6, 689, 045

6,871,753

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

83

DETAIL OF PESSONAL SERVICES continued

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Assistant administrator

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Assistant chief of division

Assistant deputy administrator

Assistant policy officer.

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Chief of section

Chief of service.

Controller

Information specialist

Policy adviser

Political commentator and adviser-
Production officer

Program assistant

Program oiTicer

Special assistant

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant policy officer — .

Budget analyst...

Business manager

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Chief of section

Chief of staff..

Deputy controller

Director -

Editor

Policy information editor

Political analyst

Procurement and supply officer

Production officer

Program officer

Project director

Special assistant

Traffic manager

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of staff

Budget analyst..

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Chief of section

Chief of unit —

Civil engineer

Commentator —

Construction supervisor

Contract specialist

Deputy chief of staff...

Editor

Editorial specialist..

Engineer

Field radio officer...

Frequency specialist

Information specialist

Intelligence research analyst

Liaison officer

News editor

News WTiter

Newsreel officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Political analyst

Producer

Production assistant

Production ofllcer

Program development officer

Radio engineer

Recruitment officer

Shift editor

Special assistant

Special projects officer _

Studio manager.

Television ofllcer

Traffic manager

Transcription officer

Translator atmouncer

Writer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Analyst

Assistant chief of branch ,

Assistant chief of unit

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Civil engineer.. -

Comraentitor

Construction cost accountant

Contract specialist. —

Control technician...

Copyright clearance specialist

Editor.'.

Editorial specialist.

Engineer

Field radio officer _

Field specialist

Film editor _

Fiscal officer

Frequency specialist -..

Information specialist

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,000

21, 600
10,800
10.800
75: 600
120,300
21,850
10,800
11,050
10, 800
11,050
21.600
11,800
10,800
11,800
33,400

9,600
48,200
9,800
9,600
9,800
367, 400
10,400
28,800
19,600
10,600
9,600
9,600
9.600
9,600
9,600

1 10,000
3 28,800

2 19,600

3 25, 080
3 25, 080
1 8, 360

1
30
1
1
1
2
1
3
1

8,360
253,400
8,360
9,360
8,360

16,720
8,360

25,080
8,360

51
I
1
2
1
2
5

428,160
8,360
8,360
16,720
8,360
16, 920
41,800

16,920
8,660
8,360
16,720
58,520
58,520

16,720
16, 920
50,160

9 75, 840
I 9, 360

25. 080
9,360
8,560

25,080
8,360

33,440

49,280

7,240

14,080

7,040

68,320

21, 720

7,040

7,040

56,320

14, 480

14, 080

8.040

7.040

218,840

1 7, 040

2 14, 480

Num-
ber

1 7, 040

2 14,480

Total
salary

1 $13,000

32,400
11,050
11,050
55, 000
66, 050
22, 100

10, 800
11,300
11,050
11,300
21,850
11,800

11, 050
11,800
11,800

1 9,800
4 39,200

9,800

9,800

342, 600

20,800
9,600

19,400
9,600
9,600
9,800

1 9,800
1 9.600
1 9,600

10,200

4
1
1
1

19

34, 240

8,560

8,560

8,560

161,840

8,560
17,120

8,360
8,360
»12,000
8,560
25,280
8,360
8,660
16, 920
16,920
8,760

8.560
25,280

8,560
69, 720

9,160
68, 920
17,120
61,360

8,360
61,360
18, .520

8,760
25,680

9,360

16,720
17,120
17,120

1
1
1
23
1
2

7,240
8,040
7, 240
165, 920
7,040
14, 729

7,440

1 7, 040
1 7,040
1 7,240

Num-
ber

Total
salary

I $13,000

11,050
11.050
43.950
43.950
22. 100

11.300
11,050
11,300
11.050
11,800
11,050
11,800
11,800

9,800
19,600

1
1
31
2
1
2
1

9,800

9,800

303, 600

20.800

9,600
19,400

9,600

1 9,800

9,800

9,600

10,200

3 25, 680
1 8,560

1 8, 560
13 111,480

1 8,560
1 8,660

8,360
8.360
350, 160
8, .560
25, 280
8,360
8,660
16,920
16, 920
8,760

8,560

8,560

8,560
61,360

9,160
16, 720
17,120
61,360

8,360
59, 720
18, 520

8,760
25, 680

9,360

2 17, 120
2 17, 120

7

60,480

7

60,480

1

7,040

7,240

22.520

14,680

1
3
2

1
3
1

7,240

22,620

7,440

1

7,440
43,440

6

6

43,440

8,040
7. 240
123. 080
7,040
14, 729

7,440
7,040
7,040
7,040
7,240

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEEViCES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Intelligence research analyst

Maintenance technician

Music specialist

News editor

News writer

Newsreel officer

Operations manager

Organization and me thodsexaminer.

Personnel assistant

Procurement and supply officer

Producer

Production assistant

Production director —

Production officer

Program development officer

Propagation specialist

Radio engineer

Radio news editor

Receiving station supervisor

Recording technician

Script writer

Security officer

Special agent

Special events officer

Staff assistant

Station supervisor..

Studio manager

Supply officer.. .-

Technician...

Transportation si^ecialist

Transcription officer

Translator aimouncer

Writer

Writer aimouncer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Adaptation officer

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Announcer adapter .--

Art editor

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of section

Auditor..

Budget analyst

Chief of section

Contract specialist

Control technician

Editor

Engineer

Executive secretary

Film laboratory technician

Frequency specialist

Information specialist -.

Liaison officer

Librarian

Maintenance technician

Music specialist -

News writer

OpJerations manager...

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Plarming officer

Position classifier

Procurement and supply officer

Producer

Producer annotmcer.

Producer translator

Production assistant

Production officer.

Program assistant.

Program development officer

Publication writer

Radio engineer

Radio news editor

Recording technician

Reports analyst

Research analyst

Research specialist.

Script writer

Shift editor...

Special assistant...

Special events officer

Special projects officer

Statistical assistant..

Studio manager.

Technician...

Traffic manager —

Training officer

Translator annotmcer

Writer

Writer announcer —

Writer producer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Annotmcer adapter

Correspondence analyst

Field specialist

Librarian

Monitor translator

Projectionist -.

Recording technician

Special assistant

Studio manager

Supply officer

Technician

1953 actual 1964 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,040
16,280

7,040
14,080
70.600

7,040
14.080

7,040

2
28
1
1
2
2
1
5
6
1
1
64

14,480

198, 720

7,040

7,240

14.080

14,080

7,040

35.200

42,240

7.040

8,040

466, 160

21 148,840

1 7,040

2 14,280
1 7,040

1 7. 040

2 14,260
2 14, 280

10 71,000

6,140

2
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
11
4
4
2
1
2

12,280
11,880
6,940
6,940
6,140
5,940
11,880
11,880
6,740
70. 340
24.360
24.360
11.880
6.940
12, 280

1
1
15
6
3
2

2
2
2
2
38
6
2
1
3
1
3
3
2
4
5

6,940
6,940
92,900
29,700
18, 020
12, 080

11, 880
11.880
12,880
11.880
227. 920
36,640
11,880

6,940
18,820

5.940
18.620
17. 820
12.280
23,760
31,300

1 6. 940
4 24, 960
74 443,960

2
1
1

6
9
1
2

7
16

11,880

6,140

6.940

37,240

66,460

6,940

12,880

42.580

96.040

64,860

17, 820

33, 626
11, 250

Num. Total
ber salary

6,625

6,250
146, 875

6,500
260, 760

6,600

6,000

$1.5. 480

7,040

14,280

28,560

2

2

1

20

15.280

14,480

7,640

145, 200

3 21, 620

1
1
6
1
1

40
1
2

10
1
1
2
1
2

7,040
7,240

36,000

7.240

8,040

289, 200

7,010

11, 080

72.200
7,040
7,240

14,680
7,240

15,280

14.080

1 6, 140

'2"'ii,886

1 6,940

1 6, 340

1 6,140

2 12, 280

1
11

4
6

6,140
71.740
24, 760
30, 500

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

2 12, 080

1 5, 940

15 94. 700

1 6, 140

2 12, 280

1

2
2
1
25
3
2

6,140
11.880
13,280
6.140
163. 500
18. 020
12,280

2 12,480

6,140
11,880

18.220

39.040

6.140

6.140

2.5. 360

332. 160

11.880

11.880

12,280

6
1
1
1
6
14
6
2

6
1
1
1
1
1

26
1

46
1

38, 440

6, .540

6,140

6.940

36, 840

85.960

36. 840

11,880

34,375
5,750
5,750
6,750
5.875
6,260

150, 000
6,260

260,760
6,626

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $16,480

2 14.280
4 28,560

2

2

1

18

15,280

14,480

7,640

131, 120

14,280

1
1
6
1
1
36
1
2
8
1
1
2
1
2

7.010
7.240

36,000

7.240

8,040

260,640

7.040

14.080

67,920
7,040
7.240

14,680
7,240

15,280

7 51,080
3 21,120

6,140

1 6, 340

1 6, 140

2 12, 280

6,140
71, 740
18.820
30, 500

6,140
6,140

1

14
1
2

6,940
88,760

6,140
12,280

6,140

13,280

6,140

129,140

18,020

12,280

6,140

6,940

3
3
1
1
3
44
2
2
2

18.220

2a 220

6.140

6,140

19.020

272.360

11,880

11.880

12,280

4
1
1
1
6
11
10
2

1

1
1
1

26,560
6,640
6,140
6,940
36,840
67,940
60,600
11,880

5,750
6,750
6,760
5,750

1 6,250
17 99, 600

48 271,750

..

84

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, United States Information Agency — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.

Translator announcer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Administrative oI3icer

Announcer adapter

Assistant administrative officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of staff. _

Budget analyst

Budget and reports analyst

Business accountant

Business manager

Chief of branch..

Contract specialist...

Correspondence analyst

Distribution specialist.

Editor

Editorial assistant

Engineer

Film laboratory technician

Film technician

Fiscal analyst

Liaison officer

Librarian

Monitor translator..

News writer

Newsreel officer

Organization and methods examiner

Policy and planning assistant

Position classifier

Procurement and supply officer

Producer

Producer announcer

Production assistant

Program assistant

Program operation manager.

Radio engineer

Radio news editor

Records management analyst

Reports officer _ _..

Research specialist

Script writer

Space analyst

Special assistant

Special events officer

Studio manager

Technician

Traffic manager

Training officer

Translator announcer...

Writer annoimcer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

aS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4,490...

CPC-7. Range .$3,435 to $4,0.35

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,6,52 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) : United States and
possessions

Other positions:

Temporary employment: United
States and possessions

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel£ base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

Departmental differential

All personal services, field.

Foreign Service:
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 (22 U. S C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service reserve officers:
FSR-1. Range $12,800 to $14,300....
FSR-2. Range $11,130 to $12,700....

FSR-3. Range $9,130 to $11,030

FSR-4, Range $6,963 to .$8,863

FSR-5. Range $5,313 to $6.713

FSR-6. Range $3,993 to $6,093

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

68 $323, 125

9 46, 040

1 5,060
8 42, 480

2 10, 120

6,185
10, 870
5,060
6,660
6,810
10, 746

3 16, 180

5,060
10, 745
20, 740
10, 370

5,185

1 5,060

2 10, 370

6 25, 926

1 5,060

1 5,060

1 5, 185

15, 305
41, 480
5,186
6,060
5,186

2 10, 370
2 10, 246
1 6,060

8

17

1

2

1

1

3

1

1

17

1

27

93

69

169

197

202

21

1

10

20

1

41,230

89, 245

6,310

10, 246

5,435

6,185

16,430

5,435

5,060

89, 270

6,185

138, 740

402. 930

236.665

577. 065

66S. 060

644, 140

61, 760

4,365
29,580
23,280
19. 624
30,940
57, 360

2,420

1,870

10, 217, 929
170.6

921,776

1, 699. 6

9, 296, 154

16,385

347, 697

41,028

187. 947
62. 413
16,213

9, 966, 737

34
66
102
36
3

79,100
390,020
638, 180
804, 626
216 668

13, 879

1964 estimate

Nima- Total
ber salary

40 $227, 600

7 36, 670

33,236
10, 995
6,810
6,185
6,310
6,310
6,685

1 5, 186
1 5,560

5,310
10, 495
10, 870
21, 240
6, 060
6,310
6,435

3
1

15, 930

5,685

10, 620

2

10, 620

2

2

10, 620

1

5,810

1

5,810

1
3
3

6,810
16,055
15, 930

1

1
3

5,810
6,810
16, 930

1

5,060
5,686

1

1

6,685

1
1
1

2

14

1

2

6,310

5,185

5,185

10, 620

75, 440

6,436

10, 370

2 10, 496
1 6, 810

9

2

19

76

48

124

166

152

17

48, 415

10, 870

93, 530

332,490

199. 036

466, 215

673, 690

498. 480

61,950

4,490
30, 380
20,480
15,990
25,440
43,960

2,490

1 442

7, 988, 349
234.8

1, 232, 322

1, 207. 2

6, 766, 027

10,120
173, 673
24, 126

139, 028
60, 700
13.502
2,000

7, 179, 076

7
24
57
105
33
4

92,700
275, 970
559, 661
835,333
201,329

17, 772

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

32 $182, 125

5 26, 175

5 27, 800
2 10, 996
1 6, 810

1 6, 310
1 5, 310
1 5,685

1

6,660

1 6, 310

1 6, 185

2 10, 870
1 5, 310

1 5, 310
1 5, 436

1
2
13
1
1

6.186

10, 620

70, 130

5,435

5,310

2 10, 495
1 6, 810

1

10

63

36

113

126

103

11

48, 415
5,310

50,460
235. 355
150, 370
425, 456
437, 970
341. 130

34,650

1

6
4
6
12

3,836
20,480
12, 696
18, 980
35,184

1,155

6, 546, 129
41.4

233,865

1,113.6

6, 312, 264

10,120

204,166

24,586

143, 917
62, 749
11, 791
2,000

6, 771, 593

4

20
46
98
31
3

61,200
233.400
452. 300
785. 648
186.303

14, 479

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Foreign Service — Continued

Grades established by the Foreign

Service Act of 1946 (22 U. S. C.

801-1168)— Continued

Num- Total

Nimi- Total

Num- Total

Foreign Service staff officers and em-

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

ployees:

FSS-1. Range $9,950 to $11,130

38 $388,520

38 $389, 140

22 $226, 640

FSS-2. Range $9,230 to $10,250

62 688,740

44 423,620

38 362,580

FSS-3. Range $8,481 to $9,441

96 829.224

69 607.994

46 40.5,654

FSS-4. Range $7,689 to $8,649..

86 678.285

75 609.315

61 495,712

FSS-6. Range $7,095 to $8,115

105 759, 153

98 730.556

108 797,100

FSS-6. Range $6,501 to $7,401

90 600,930

109 729,687

89 695,563

FSS-7. Range $6,907 to $6,807

248

199

209

1,493,322

1, 223, 427

1, 280. 070

FSS-8. Range $5,313 to $6,213

121 672,393

105 596.024

66 364,785

FSS-9. Range $4,719 to $5,619

138 664,642

108 537,840

71 347,235

FSS-10. Range $4,323 to $5,223

98 436, 114

66 296,070

42 186, 426

FSS-ll. Range $3,927 to $4,647

138 5.55,309

103 424,893

62 256,062

FSS-12. Range $3,531 to $4,251

99 359,627

86 316.401

91 330, 972

rSS-13. Range $3,150 to $3,870

149 481,131

109 363,531

65 180,231

9,369

13,099,218

8,587

12, 661, 221

6,602

9,133.857

Total permanent, Foreign Service..

11, 073

10, 026

7,663

23,647,981

21, 792, 484

16,686,117

Deduct lapses. ..

894 1

2,204.6

4, 342, 148

27 4

1,939,640

75, 731

Net perm,anent, Foreign Service

(average number, net salary):

Foreign coiuitries:

1 643

9, 605, 105

7, 817, 717

7,616,346

6,625.6

9,632,619

6,489.4

9,094,040

12, 103, 230

Otlier positions: Temporary employ-

15,633

6,600

5,600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

89, 648

72,394

63,371

Payment above basic rates:

99,160
16 500

Nightwork differential

17,419
1,845,638

14 155

Living and quarters allowances

1,602,765

1, 673. 844

X^ndesirable post differential

475 746

480 609

485, 712

Other payments tor personal services:

Payments to other agencies for reim-

bursable details . ..

551,398

425, 056

378 329

All personal services, Foreign

24,814,768

20,169,768

19,331,802

41, 350, 548

34, 097, 112

32, 975, 148

Salaries and wages in the foregoing

schedule are distributed as follows:

40,408,460

33, 284, 103

33,165,140

Obligations payable out of retmburse-

942,088

813, 009

820,008

WAR CLAIMS COMMISSION

Administrative Expenses, War Claims Commission

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

0 eject classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

212

5

194

186

146

Average number of all employees

160

87

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,335
GS-6.2

$2, 559
CPC-2.7

$4,445
GS-6.5

$2,531
CPC-2.7

$4,624

GS-6.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

.$2, 659

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

$809,034
18, 245

3,209
28,420

6,267

$763, 976
1,000

3,024
1,000

2,000

$463. 000

250

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

250

Other payments for personal serv-
ices ....

600

865, 165

22, 032

7. 727

20, 004
2,744
8,050
3,616

21, 800
6, 521
6,421
3,627

771. 000

6,260

1,000

13,000

461, 000

4,000

600

10,400

4,500
6,000
9,000
6,000
2,240
3,000

3.600

07 Other contractual services . ..

10,000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials -

16,300
3,600

600

15 Taxes and assessments .

2,000

966,707

821,000

616,000

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

85

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SEKVICE3

Departmental:
Positions at $14,800 pursuant to Public
Law 375, 82(1 Cong.:

Commissioner

General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Executive director

General counsel-

Deputy general counsel..

Director, appeals and hearings

service

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director, claims service

Member, appeals council

GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer —

Chief, appeals and hearings section.

Chief, legislative section

Chief, opinions and reports section.

Chief, religious claims section

Deputy director, claims service

Engineer appraiser, religious claims

section

Member, appeals board

Attorneys

Appellate attorney

Chief, claims development section..
GS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant chief, religious claims

section

Attorney

Appellate attorney

Chief, claims development section. .

Editorial specialist

Philippine liaison officer-

Chief. Philippine activities section.,
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Adjudicator, claims development

section

Adjudicator, religious claims sec-
tion

Appellate attorney

Attorney

Chief, administrative services sec-
tion

Fiscal officer

Personnel officer

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Chief, prisoner of war claims section.
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Adjudicator, claims development

section

Adjudicator, religious claims sec-
tion

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief, claims development

section

Attorney.-

Chief, mail and claims records sec-
tion

Legislative attorney

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $44, 400

1 11,800
1 11,050
1 10, 800

10. OIX)

8.360
8.360
8.360
8.560
8.360
8,560

7,040
7,040

7,040
7,040
7,240

2 11.880

1 6.940

2 12. 080

1 5,940
1 6,140

1 6,500

5,060

26,050
15,805

5.810
5,185

6,060
5,185

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $44,400

1 11.800
1 10. 800

10,800

1 10,200
3 28,800

8,360

8.360
8.560
8.360
8.660

8,760

3 26,480
1 8,660

7,040

3 21. 520
1 7. 240

1 7,040

7,240

2 11,880

2 12. 880

3 18. 020

1 5, 940

1 6, 340

26.550
16,180

5.810
10,120

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $44,400

1 ll.SOO
1 11.0,50

10,800

1 10.200
3 28,800

8,360

2 17, 920
i 8.'560

15.080

7,440

18.820
18.420

1 5.940

1 6. 140

1 6. 340

1 6, 185

3 16, 180
'4'"'"20,'246

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810-Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 060
1 5,060

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

1 $5,310

Statistician accountant

1 5.060

1 5,060

1 6, 185

1 6, 185
8 37,710

22 94. 510
3 12. 135
32 112.995
15 49. 265
50 139. 460

2 5, 104
1 2,490

2 10. 370

Chief, administrative services sec-
tion

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

6 27. 970
17 72. 610

3 12.510
36 125. 260
17 55. 655
49 148, 790

3 7,816
1 2,420

5 24,350

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 .. .

22 95, 260

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

5 20,295

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

25 92,000

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

17 55, 655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

27 85, 650

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032...

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

3 7,976

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses .....

175 766, 216
8 34,475

186 852, 134
26 88, 168

146 699, 751
59 236. 751

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Other positions; Intermittent employ-

167 731,741

18, 245
2,985

11, 692
6,257

160 763, 976

1,000
3,024

1,000
2,000

87 463, 000
250

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

260

Other payments for personal services...

500

All personal services, departmental.

770,920

771,000

464,000

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14: Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 9,800

1 8,360

1 8,760

1 7,040
33 61. 337

GS-13: Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Offirp Trrnnf\gpr

Engineer appraiser, religious claims
section

GS-12: Range $7,040 to $8,040:

37 95. 297
10 18, 004

Deduct lapses .

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

27 77, 293
224

4.539
7,859
4,330

Payment above basic rates:

Quarters allowance . . .

94.245

865, 165

771,000

464,000

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite appropriation, special account, unless otherwise indicated)
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD obligations by objects— continued

Railroad Unemployment Insurance Adminislralion Fund, Railroad
Retirement Board

obligations by objects

Object classification

EAILROAD RETreEMENT BOAKD

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General sche<tule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefe

Payment above basic rates.

Total personal services -.

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

Penalty mail

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services.

Services performed by other agencies.

1953 actual

1,029

51

994

$4,100
GS-5.3

$4, 015. 194
142, 176

15, 135

66, 667

4,229,172

202, 058

15, 821

72, 651

256,809
23.291
695. 889
181, 479

1964 estimate

1,000
31

975

$1, 169
GS-5 4

$4, 052, 182
87,009

15, 839
IS, 516

4, 173, 546
208, 975
21,512
73,583
117, 500
250. 581
22, 269
593, 325
149, 523

1955 estimate

962
30
957

$4,160
GS-5.3

$3, 975. 900
84, 201

15.753
18.066

4, 093. 920

201.379

16. 194

72. 057

137.000

255.584

21,668

692, 118

147, 921

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

EAIIEOAD EETIBEMENT BOAED— COU.

$55, 639

23,217

4, 276, 603

476

7,151

$76, OSO

11,792

4, 279, 667

580

9,767

$74. 091

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and mdemnities

9.134

4, 354, 070

580

11,284

Obligations incurred _ .

10, 040, 156

9, 987, 680

9 988 000

ALLOCATION TO BCEEAU OF OLD-AGE AND
SUEVrVOES INSUBANCE, DEPARTMENT
OF HEALTH, EDUCATION AND WELFARE

Total number of Permanent positions

3
2

5
4

5
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$2. 910
GS-2.3

$2. 920
GS-2.3

$2,924

Average grade . ..

GS-2.3

01 Personal services;

$7, 051

29
193

$11, 773

39
297

$11, 452

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

43

Payment above basic rates

303

Total personal services

7,273
162

12, 109
211

11, 798
202

Obligations incurred

7,435

12. 320

12,000

86

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD— Continued

Railroad Unemployment Insurance Administration Fund, Railroad
Retirement Board — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

3UMMAEY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,032

51

996

1,005

31

979

967

30

960

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,100
GS-5.3

$4,169
GS-5.4

$4,160

Average grade . . . _-

G.S-5 3

01 Personal services;

$4, 022, 245
142, 176

15,154

$1, 063, 955
87,009

15, 878

$3, 987, 352

Other positions

84 201

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base -

15, 796

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

SUMMABT— continued

01 Persona! services — Continued

Payment above basic rates _

$56, 860

$18,813

$18,369

4,236,445

202,058

15, 821

72,651

4,185,655

208, 975

21,612

73,583

117, 500

250.581

22. 259

593. 325

149. 523

75, 291

11, 792

4,279,657

580

9,767

4,105.718

201.379

16,194

72 057

02 Travel—

04 Communication services

06 Rents and utility services.

266,809

23,291

695, 889

181, 479

55, 701

23,217

4, 276, 603

476

7,151

255,684
21,668
592 118

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supphes and materials

147, 921
75 293

09 Equipment

9,134

4, 354, 070

680

11 284

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

10, 047, 591

10. 000. 000

10,000,000

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS detail or personal services— continued

EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF WASHINGTON
AdministratiTe Expenses, Export-Import Bank of Washington

ACCBtJED EXPENDITURES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

A vprftgp nnmbpr of rII pmptnypps

141

1

139

141
1

137

139

1

132

Average salaries and grades:
Genera! schedule grades;
Average salary

$6, 470
GS-9.1

$2,828
CPC-3.3

$6,543
GS-9.1

$2,951
CPC-3.3

$6 567

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary. ..

$3,005
CPC 3 3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$890, 702
3,165

3,201
1,020

7,786

$895, 450
10,000

3.400
1.600

6,000

$866,600
10,000

3 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Pavment above basic rates . .

1 500

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken . .

3,500

Total personal services .

906,864

47, 762

627

10,676

916,360

64,100

1,000

12,300

1,100

103.600

5.500

3,100

25.300

8,600

350

884 000

02 Travel

47 000

03 Transportation of things

1 000

Penalty mail .....

1 200

70,478
6.916
2,699
11,110
10, 750
303

nfi Printing and rpprndiiption

5 600

Services performed by other agencies-

9.900

16 Taxes and assessments . .

400

Total accrued expenditures .

1,067,084
22,305

1.131.200
15,200

1, 075, 500
5.500

Less reimbursements from other accounts.

1,044,779

1,116,000

1, 070, 000

detail of personal services

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or
In excess of $12,000:
Managing director . ,.

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
1 16,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
1 16, 000

1 $16, 000
3 45,000

Director ..

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Assistant director _

1 14,800
1 13,400
1 12,000

1 14,800
1 13, 053
1 12,068

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Vice president _

1 13, 235
1 12,236

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief of division

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800— Con

General coimsel

Vice president and treasurer..

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant general counsel

Assistant treasurer

Chief of division

Economist

Engineer

Secretary

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief of division

Chief of division

Counsel

Economist

Engineer

Examiner -_.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of section

Counsel

Economist

Engineer _

Examiner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

-\ssistant examiner

Assistant secretary

Personnel otEcer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant -.. _

Assistant to the toanaging director..

Counsel

Assistant examiner

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:
Accountant

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Accountant...

Chief of section..

Counsel

Examining clerk

Librarian

Staff assistant..

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..-.

GS-7. Rangp $4,205 to $4.955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160. _.

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655. _.

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,6.52 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses _

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Part-time and temporary positions:

Temporary employment

Excess of annual leave earned over leave

taken

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

1953 actual

Nam- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 800
1 12, 232

01

Personal services.

141
3

138

11,800
44,192
66,616
43, 199
11,800

9,600

9,935

30.043

9,504

28,981

70,640

8,557
26,680

8,542
17, 794
27, 143

7,191
8,040
7.060
6,729

6,183
6.940
6,940
6.806

5,505

5,188

5,448

5,060

9,613

6,810

6,663

6,370

75,103

59,669

120, 408

9,974

15,633

1964 estimate

2 6,254
4 10, 647

925, 562
34,860

890, 702

3,155

7,786
3,201
1,020

906,864

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,800
12,400

10,800
11,800
44,886
45. 200
43.803
11,800

9,744

10, 036
30, 267
19,282
29,324
71, 356

8.658
18. 495

8.360
16, 920
27, 378

7,292
8,040
7,240
7,040

6,340
6.940

11. 962
6.007

5.672

6,313
6,611

1

16
30
3

6

2
4

141
6

10.639

5.810

6.688

6.370

80,654

65.808

117. 467

10. 214
15,907

6,364

11, 353

929, 730
34,280

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 800
1 12, 550

2
1
1
1

16
14
31
3
6

2
4

895, 450

10,000

6.000
3,400
1,500

916, 350

10,800
11,800
45,290
34,080
44,308
11,800

9,845
10,200
30,545
19,468
29,643
72, 391

1 8, 760

2 18, 620

1 8, 360

2 17, 096

3 27,480

7,440
8,040
7,316
7,231

6,485
6,940
12,155
6,140

6,797

5,439
6,737

10,890

5,810

6,814

5,370

76,718

61,854

121, 035

10. 376
16,205

6,436

11, 594

139 919, 978
8 54,378

865,600

10,000

3,500
3,400
1,500

884,000

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

87

FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION

Federal Intehmediate Credit Banks
Administrative Expenses, Federal Intermediate Credit Banks

ADMI.VISTEATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salary: Salary ranges established
by boards of directors

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Excess of annual leave earned over

leave taken

Directors' compensation

Total personal services

02 Travel

04 Communication services --_

05 Rents and utility services -.

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services:

General agents' expense

General Accounting Office audit

expense

Other -

08 Supplies and materials...

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Total administrative expenses

1953 actual

316

10

2S3

$4, 407

$1, 179, 486
40,240

4,472
2,498

18,126
26, 776

1, 271, 598

37,008

14,164

122, 967

12,811

82, 073

5,573
33, 698
11,006
12,568

2,537

1, 606, 003

1954 estimate

290

12

293

$4,478

$1, 247, 492
46, 541

4,869
2,675

29,723

1,331,300
44,000
15,800
123,200
17,000

85, 050

8,750
41,700
10,900
9,000
3,300

1, 690, 000

1955 estimate

305

12

305

$4,401

$1, 285, 392
46,541

4,869
2,675

29,723

1,369,200
44,000
24,100
125,100
17,000

85, 050

8,750
41, 700
10,900
10,600

3,600

1, 740, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Salary ranges established by boards of
directors:
Rate over $8,000:

President

President and treasurer

Executive vice president and

treasurer...

Vice president

Vice president and treasurer

Vice president and secretary

Secretary

Secretary and assistant treasurer...

Treasurer

Treasurer and assistant secretary...
Assistant secretary and assistant

treasurer

Rate of$7,000 to $8,000:

V^ice president and treasurer

Vice president and secretary

Assist.ant vice president

Secretary and treasurer

Secretary

.\ssistant secretary and assistant

treasurer

Assistant vice president and assist-
ant secretary —

Assistant secretary

Assistant treasurer

Field representative

Rateof $6,000 to $7,000:

Secretary

Treasurer

Assistant secretary and assistant

treasurer __

Assistant secretary

Assistant treasurer

Assistant treasurer and chief ac-
countant

Senior credit examiner

Credit examiner

Credit examiner-assistant secretary

and assistant treasurer

Credit examiner and assistant

secretary

Credit examiner and assistant

treasurer

Chief accountant

Rate of $5,000 to $6,000:
Assistant secretary and assistant

treasurer -.

Assistant secretary..

Assistant treasurer

Assistant treasurer and chief ac-
countant

Senior credit examiner

Credit examiner..

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

10
3

1
4
5
5
3
1
2
1

$131,113
36,454

12.600
39, 185
45,017
46, 757
26, 378

8,130
17,655

8,130

8,000

7,500
14,816

7,510
15,380

7,138

7,485
7,098
7,188
7,012

12,912
6,100

19, 384
6,929

6,554
25,675
12,688

26,281

6,505
6,072

1 5, 870

1 6, 569

1 6,512

2 11, 706
1 5, 976

14 76, 352

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

10 $132,813
2 23,954

13,000
30, 275
36, 573
45, 639
27, 198

8,130
17.655

8,130

1 8,300
1 8,000

2 14.816

'2"'"i,\386'

1 7, 493

1 7,485

1 7,098

1 6, .WO

1 6, 500

1 6, 136

2 12, 769

4 26, 378

3 18, 336

1 6, 797

5 32, 281

6,336

1 6, 966

1 5. 980

14 77, 681

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

10 $131,813
2 23, 954

13.000
21.900
27, 299
45,639
27,198

8,130
26, 255

8,130

8,300

1 8,000
2""""i4^8i6
2'"" 15,180

7,485
7,098

7,012

1 6,900

1 6, 900

6,136

12. 769
26, 378
18, 336

6,797

38,831

6,336

1 6, 966

1 6, 980

14 77, 681

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Salary ranges established by board of
directors — Continued
Rates of $5,000 to $6,000— Continued
Credit examiner and assistant
secretary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 700

1 6, 850
3 16, 427

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Credit examiner and assistant

1 $5, 850
3 16,316

1 $5. 850

Chief accountant

3 16,541
1 5, 135

Senior credit examiner .......

1 5,570
1 5, 752

Rateof $4,400 to $5,000

8 37,412
28 112, 545
45 154,963
5S 166, 919
69 158, 108
16 28, 332

9 42, 135
28 113,777
48 165. 128
63 152, 676
59 136, 230

9 17, 275

14 64,826
28 113 947

Rate of $3,800 to $4,400

Rate of $3,200 to $3,800

48 160, 293
60 173 540

Rate of $2,600 to $3,200

Rateof $2,000 to $2,600

62 142. 190

8 16,360

316 1.392,584

41.2 183,551

2.5 29,647

290 1,298,654
6.1 21,866
2.7 29,196

305 1,342,447
9. 3 29, 104

Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid

2.7 27,951

Net permanent, field (average num-

272.3

1,179,486

16.281
23.959
4,472
2,498

18, 126
26, 776

281.2

1,247,492

19, 324
27, 217
4,869
2,675

293.0

Other positions;

1,285,392
19. 324

Part-time employment

27 217

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime. .

Excess of annual leave earned over leave

taken . . .

4,869
2,675

29, 723

29, 723

1, 271, 598

1,331,300

1, 369, 200

Production Credit Corporations
Administrative Expenses, Production Credit Corporations

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

212

4

167

199

4

169

209

4

179

Average salary: Salary ranges established
by boards of directors

$6,138

$6, 101

$6, 065

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$975, 688
22,188

3,832

54

13,228
28,609

$1,009,949
23,839

3,993

$1, 057, 049

23,839

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

3,993

Payment above basic rates: Over-
time compensation

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

30,919

30, 919

1, 043, 599

196, 175

15,707

53, 169

11,227

68,944
11,384
2,401
12,847
5,323
1,792

1,068,700

205, 800

16, 100

56, 300

10, 500

73,200
]2,6.')0
3,750
12, 000
4,300
1,700

1,115,800

02 Travel

04 Communication services

224,200
21, 900

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services:

General agents' expense

57, 000
10,600

73,200
12, 650

General Accounting Office audit

OS Supplies and materials

3,750
12,000

7,300

15 Taxesand assessments

1,700

Total administrative expenses

1,422,558

1, 465, 000

1, 640, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Salary ranges established by boards of
directors:
Rate over $8,000:

President

President and treasurer

Executive vice president and sec-
retary

Executive vice president and treas-
urer

Vice president

Vice president and secretary

Treasurer and secretary..

Secretary

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $148,344
1 12, 000

1 12, 500

12,500
129, 032
19,157
62,894
16, 870

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $137,042
1 12, 000

13.000
119,638
19, 157
46, 397
17, 270

Num-
ber

Total
salary

11 $137, 640
1 12, 000

13, 000
120,054
19, 157
46, 764
17, 270

88

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Production Credit Corporation — Continued
Administrative Expenses, Production Credit Corporations — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Salary ranges established by boards of

directors — Continued
Rate over $8,000— Continued

Secretary and assistant vice presi-
dent --

Treasurer

Assistant vice president

Assistant treasurer

Supervisor of joint field representa-
tive

Rate of $7,000 to .$8,000:

Treasurer and secretary

Secretary

Treasurer

Assistant vice president

Assistant secretary _

Assistant treasurer,..

Assistant treasurer and assistant
secretary

Field representative

Rate of $6,000 to $7,000:

Assistant vice president

Assistant treasurer

Assistant treasurer and assistant
secretary

Assistant treasurer and chief ac-
countant

Field representative

Senior credit examiner

Rate of $.5,000 to $6,000:

Assistant treasurer and assistant
secretary

Field representative

Field accountant

Senior credit examiner

Credit examiner..

Chief accountant...

Senior accountant

Rate of $4,400 to $5,000

Rate of $3,800 to $4,400

Rate of $3,200 to $3,800

Rate of $2,600 to $3,200

Rate of $2,000 to $2,600

Total permanent, field

Deduct:

Lapses —

Portion of salaries shown above paid
by other agencies

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

01

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime..
Excess of annual leave earned over leave

taken —

Directors' compensation

Persona! services

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 036

3 27, 478

1 8,255

9,300

7,300
7, 945
16, 590
29,807
7,550
22,434

1 7,410

1

28

15

2

1

1

1

9

9

30

19

6

20. 184
32, 362

6,190

6,050

142, 966

6,563

5,350

159,317

80, 034

11,616

5,111

6,200

5. 180

42, 675

35. 477

104, 740

66, 063

11,828

212 1,301,208
19. 2 146, 806
29. 9 178. 714

162.9

975, 688

34

22, 154

3,832

64

13,228
28,609

1, 043, 699

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 036'
17, 878

9,300

7,800
7,945
15, 590
15,384

14,884

7,410
7,280

26, 840
31,834

6,190

6. 275

168. 690

6,663

127. 029

75, 575

11,516

6,111

5,200

5, 180

51,5,55

39, 7.56

114.221

44. 024

4,605

199 1, 214, 125
6.2 31,176
27.3 173.000

165.5

1,009,949

23,839
3,993

30,919

1,068,700

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 036

2 17, 878

9,300

7,800
7, 945
15, 590
16, 384

14,884

7,410
7,280

26, 840
32,112

6,190

6,275
187, 483
12 733

5,350
148, 894

75, 797
5,646
6,111
6,200
6,180

51.735

66. 972
102.971

44.082
4.580

209 1, 267, 693
6.2 35,484
27. 7 175, 160

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

175.1

1,057,049

23,839
3,993

30. 919

1,116,800

TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
Tennessee Valley Authority Fund

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

13, 469
8.964
20,244

13, 7,55
11,654
24, 293

14, 092
9,704
22, 782

Average salaries and grades:
Grades established by the Board of
Directors:

$4,648

TVA-4.3

$3,841

$4, 731

TVA-4.3

$4,032

$4,829

TVA-4.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 179

01 Personal services:

$48,997,775
60,061,693

201,695
4, 725, 690

664,380

$56,762,635
63, 518, 561

219, 276
4, 678, 227

$59, 935, 135

62, 074, 098

RcRuIar pay in excess of 52-week

228, 965

Payment above basic rates

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

4, 239, 710

Total personal services.

104,641,133

125,078,698

116,477,908

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

02 Travel

$1,342,319

12, 695, 620

703,309

1, 6.39, 724

77, 448

23, 467, 439

3.391,521

62.787,328

238,436,967

2, 173, 970

7, 142, 920

258, 470

674,969

668, 406

$1,377,462

17, 461, 144

763, 674

1, 612. 752

90. 125

26. 128, 757

6,649,300

80, 134, 000

83, 426, 602

2, 129, 800

7, 818. 808

116.700

707, 000

772, 740

$1,320,831

24, 749, 819

04 Communication services

767 822

1, 488, 636

71,854

13, 837, 254

Services performed by other agencies.

5,178,300
92,112,739

09 Equipment-.

62, 157, 992

855, 100

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and mdemnities

14 Interest

8, 309, 874
102, 200
616, 000

643. 671

Subtotal

460, 001, 643
1, 926, 895

354, 267, 362
6, 803, 000

318, 690, 000

Deduct allocated working fund obliga-

9, 674, 000

458,074,648

144,541,912

4,341,609

347, 464, 362

309, 116, 000

Deduct:
Change in unliquidated obligations

Change m inventories and property
transfers..

Add change in unliquidated obligations...

6,248,000
23, 600, 000

8,073,000
130, 271, 000

Total accrued expenditures

309, 191, 127

365,816,362

431, 314, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Special positions at rates in excess of
$14,500:

Members of the board of directors

Grades established by the board of
directors of the Tennessee Valley
Authority:
Clerical, administrative, and fiscal

service'
TVA-14.' Rate of $14,500:

General manager

Manager of power

TVA-13. Rate of $13,300:

Assistant general manager

Assistant manager of power

AVashingtou representative

TVA-12. Rate of $12,300:

Assistant general manager

Chief budget ofQcer

Comptroller

Director of chemical operations- ..

Director of information,

Director of personnel.

Director of property and supply..

Director of reservoir properties —
TVA-11. Rate of $11,300:

Assistant director of personnel

Assistant director of property
and supply _

Assistant director of reservoir
properties

Chief, nitrate operations.

Chief, phosphate operations

TVA-10. Range $9,800 to $10,700:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief budget officer

Assistant director of information..

Assistant to the chief construc-
tion engineer

Assistant to the comptroller

Assistant to the director of chemi-
cal operations

Assistant to the director of prop-
erty and supply

Assistant to the general manager..

Assistant to the manager of chemi-
cal ensjincering

Chief, auditing branch

Chief, Columbia phosphate
branch

Chief, electrical development
branch

Chief, land branch

Chief, materials branch

Chief, office service branch

Chief, personnel office branch

Chief, personnel relations branch.

Chief, plant records accountmg
branch..

Chief, power accounting branch...

Chief, standards and analysis
branch -

Chief, training and educational
relations branch

Chief, transportation branch

Personnel officer

TVA-9. Range .$8,550 to $9,450:

Accountant

Administrative analyst

Administrative officer..

Assistant chief, auditing branch..

Assistant chief, land branch

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000

14. 500
14, 500

13, 300
13, 300

24,600
12, 300
12, 300
12,300
12, 300
12.300
12.300
12, 300

11,300

11,300

11,300
11,300
11,300

9,800

10,400

10,400
9,800

10.400
10, 400

9,800
10,400

9,800

10, 700
11,000
11,000
10, 700
9,800
10, 400

9,800
10, 400

10, 400
9,800
9,800

62, 660

36, 4.50
8,650
9,450

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000

14, 600
14,600

13, 300
13, 300
13, 300

12, 300
12, 300
12, 300
12, 300
12.300
12, 300
12,300
12,300

11,300

11,300
11,300
11,300

9,800
9,800
10, 700

11,000
10, 100

9,800

9,800
10, 400

9,800

10. 700
ll.ono
11.000
10. 700
10, 100
10,400

9,800
10,700

9,800

10, 700
9,800
9,800

62, 860
8, 650
8,660
8,850
9,460

1956 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

3 $45,000

14,600
14, 600

13,300
13, 300
13, 300

12, 300
12, 300
12, 300
12,300
12,300
12,300
12,300
12,300

11,300

11,300

11,300
11,300
11,300

9,800
9,800
10, 700

11,000
10, 100

10,100
10,700

10,100

10,700
11.000
11.000
10, 700
10, 100
10,700

10. 100
10,700

9,800

10, 700
10, 100
9,800

63, 750
8,650
8,650
8,850
9,460

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

89

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continned

1953 actual

Field— Continued
Grades established by the board of
directors of the Tennessee Valley
Authority— Continued
Clerical, administrative, and fiscal
service — Continued
TVA-9. Range $8,550 to $9,450— Con
Assistant chief, materials branch. .
Assistant chief, office service

branch

Assistant chief, persoimel oflBce

branch

Assistant chief, training and edu-
cational relations branch

Assistant chief, transportation

branch -..

Assistant to the chief budget

officer

Budeet analyst

Chief, standards and analysis

branch _

Manager ofproperties

Personnel officer

Personnel relations officer _.

Personnel staff officer

Procurement analyst

Reports editor

Supervisor of appraisals

Supervisor of buying

Treasurer

TVA-8. Range $7,500 to $8,400:

Accountant

Administrative analyst

Administrative officer

Assistant to the chief, office

ser\-ice branch. _

Assistant to the director of agri-
cultural relations

Budget analyst

Budget officer

Chief, central services section

Chief, graphics

Chief, office methods staff

Information service representa-
tive

Land appraiser

Land buyer

Manager ofproperties —

Personnel officer

Personnel relations officer

Personnel staff officer. —

Procurement officer

Purchasing agent —

Reports editor

Specialist in property protection..

Traffic officer.

Training officer...

Visitor relations representative...
TVA-7. Range $6,325 to $7,325:

Accountant

Administrative analyst

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, office methods

staff...

Assistant treasurer

Automotive transportation super-
visor.

Budget analyst

Budget officer

Coal contract agent.

E-xamining officer

Fertilizer distribution representa-
tive

Land appraiser

Land buyer

Manager ofproperties

Personnel oliicer

Persoimel relations officer

Personnel sti^ff officer

Procurement officer...

Property and supply officer

Purchasing agent

Specialist in property protection..

Traffic officer

Training officer

Visitor relations representative..
TVA-6. Range $5,450 to $6,325:

Accountant

Administrative analyst

Administrative officer

Budget analyst

Budget officer

Camp manager

Coal contract agent

District administrative assistant.

Examining officer

Fertilizer distribution representa

tive

Land appraiser

Land buyer

Office procedure analyst

Payroll officer

Personnel officer

Personnel relations officer

Personnel staff officer

Population readjustment repre-
sentative

Property and supply officer

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $9, 750

1 9, 150

1 8,550

1 8,850

1 8,550

1 8,560

8,650
65,800
36,000
9,150
9,750
8.850
8,850
9,450

1 8,850

16
3
7

121, 700
23.100
54,300

8,400

7,500
16,800
15,000
7,500
8,700
8,400

2 16,500
1 8,100

39.900
87,000
23,700
33,000
15.000
45,300

1 8,100
1 7,500
1 8,100

25

2

19

1
1

3
2
1
1
1

1
1

168,425
13, 550
134,350

7,725
6,925

20.975
13.650
6,625
6,625
7,125

6,625
6,325

1 7,525
11 79,050

3
1
11
6
2
2
2
1

33
1

35
1
4
3
2
4
2

1
6
7
4
9
11
1
1

1
11

22,375
6.625
73. 675
39.650
14. 050
13, 250
13. 550
7,125

191.335
5.450
208, 370
5. 715
22.765
18. 225
11.950
22,595
12,300

5, 715
37,950
43,750
23.640
49.720
68,095
6,325
5,450

6,675
65,730

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 750

1 9, 150

1 8,550

1 8, 550

2 17, 700

1
5
17
2
3
1
6
1
1
1
1
1

28
2

15

65,800
36,000
17,700
18,600
8.850
8,850
9.450
9.450
9,160

14 109,800

55,500

8,400

7,500
7.800
15,300
7.800
8.700
8,400

2 16,800

8,400

39,900

131,100

16,900

24.000

7. .500

45.600

7.500

8.100

7.800

8.100

7,500

197,200

13,850

105, 275

7,725
7,125

21, 575
6,625
6,925
6,925
7,125

6,925

6,625
23,175

7,525
21,975

6,625

6,925
68,750
40, 425
14, 425
13,860
13,560

31
1

37
1
4
4
3
4
2

1
6
7
4
7
14

188,585

5,450

223. 895

5.975

23. 4M

23.225

17.050

23.115

12,300

5,075
32,850
44.975
24,690
40.260
85,315

3 16, 350

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 760

1 9,450

1 8,850

1 8,850

2 17, 700

55, 800
37,200
18,000
18,600
9,150
8,850
9,450
9,450
9,150

13 102,600

"7'"56,"i66

1 8,400

7,800
15.600
8.100
8.700
8,400

2 16,800

1
5
17
2
3
1
6
1
1
1
1
1

28
2
15

8,400

39,900

132, 300

16,900

24,300

7,600

47,100

7,500

8,100

7.800

8,400

7,500

201,900
14,250
107, 975

7,726
7,325

21, 975
6,926
7,126
7,126
7,325

7,125

6,925
23,375

7,525
22,375

6,925

7,125
70,950
42, 050
14,660
13,250
14, 060

28
1

40
1
4
4
3
4
2

1
6
7
3
7
12

173, 385
6.715
216.660
6,150
24.340
23.900
17.755
23.990
12,650

6,150
33, 025
45.326
19.326
42. 175
76,866

5,715

"i4"""82,'255''""'i4""'84,'896

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Grades established by the board of
directors of the Tennessee Valley
Authority— Continued
Clerical, administrative, and fiscal
service — C ont inued
TVA-6. Range $6,460 to $6,326— Con,

Purchasing agent

Records officer

Reports editor

Reservoir properties representa-
tive

Specialist in property protection..
Supervisor, general yard services..

Supervisor, reproduction tmit

Traffic officer __

Translator

Visitor relations representative

TVA-5. Range $4,675 to $5,450

TVA^. Range $3,875 to $4,625..
TVA-3. Range $3,250 to $3,725..
TVA-2. Range $2,860 to $3,250.

TVA-1. Range $2,560 to $2,860

Professional and scientific service:
TV.\-14. Rate of $14,600:

Chief engineer

TV.\-13. Rate of $13,300:

Chief power engineer

Director of power engineering and

construction

General counsel

Manager of chemical engineering.
TV.\-12. Rate of $12,300:
Assistant director of power engi-
neering and construction...

Chief construction engineer.

Chief design engineer..

Chief water control planning

engineer

Director of agricultural relations..
Director of chemical development.

Director of forestry relations

Director of health

Director of power engineering

and construction

Director of power operations.

Director of jwwer utilization

Sohcitor

TVA-11. Rate of $11,300:
Assistant director of agricultural

relations

Assistant director of forestry

relations

Assistant director of health

Assistant director of power en-
gineering and construction

Assistant director of power

operations

Assistant general counsel.

Assistant to the chief engineer

Chief, development branch

Chief, power production branch..
Chief, power system ofierations

branch

Chief, research branch _.

Director of navigation

Head electrical engineer

Power construction manager

Project manager

TVA-10. Range $9,800 to $10,700:
Assistant chief, development

branch

Assistant chief, power production

branch

Assistant chief, power system

operations branch

Assistant director of power supply

Assistant to the chief engineer

Chief, agricultural economics

branch

Chief, ammonia branch

Chief, ammonium nitrate branch.

Chief, civil engineering branch

Chief, communication engineer-
ing branch

Chief, construction and mainte-
nance branch

Chief, construction plant branch . .
Chief consulting electrical engi-
neer -

Chief, design branch

Chief district manager

Chief, electrical design branch

Chief, electrical engineering

branch

Chief, electrical laboratory and

test branch

Chief, fertilizer distribution

branch

Chief, fish and game branch

Chief, flood control branch

Chief, forest development branch.

Chief, forestry investigations

branch..

1,120,560
383

1,645,375
1,194

4, 206, 825
993

2, 978, 115
54 145,020

1 14, 500
1 13, 300

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

191 $08,895
1 6,450
1 6,325

4
1
1
1
2
1
1
223

23,906
6,150
5,460
5,715

11,865
6,150
5,450

14
1
1
1
3
1
1
222

1 13, 300
1 13, 300

87, 635
6,160
5,715
5,975

17, 575
6,325
6,716

1, 140, 296
393

1,738,350
1,212

4.343,250
904

2, 743, 975
36 97, 185

14,500

13,300

13.300
13,800
13,300

12,800
12,800

12.300
12,300
12.300
12.300
12,300

12.300
12,300
12,300
12,300

1 11,300
1 11,300

1 11,300

23.100
11,300
11.300
11,300

11,300
11,300

1 11,300
1 11,300
7 80,600

1 9,800

2 19,400

9.800
11.000
11,000

9,800
9,800
9.800
10, 100

10,100

9,800
9,800

11,000
11,000
10, 100
10, 400

10, 100

9,800

9,800
9,800
10. 700
10, 400

9,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

16 $93,965
1 5, 715
1 6, 325

12,800
12,800

12.800
12,300
12,300
12,300
12,300

12, .300
12,300
12,300

11,300
11,300

11,300

11.300
23.100
11.300
11.300
11.300

11.300
11.300
11.300
11.300
11.300
81,100

9,800
19,600

9,800
11,000

9,800
9,800
9,800
10, 400

10, 400

10. 100
10. 700

11, 000
10, 100
11,000

10, 400

9,800

10. 100
9,800
10. 700
10, 400

9,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $108, 080
1 5, 975
1 6,500

14
1
1
1
3
1
1
215

87,740
6.160
6,975
6,150

18,190
6,326
5,976

1,132,095
386

1,750,620
1,182

4,300,825
863

2, 702, 255
36 98, 240

1 14, 500

1 13,300

1 13, 300

1 13, 800

1 13, 300

12,300
12,800
12,800

12.800
12,300
12,300
12,300
12,300

1 12,300
1 12, 300
1 12, 300

11,300

1 11.300
1 11.800

11,300
23.100
11,300
11,300
11,300

11.300
11.300
11,300
11.300
11,300
81,100

1 10, 100

2 20,200

1 10, 100
1 11,000

10. 100
10. 100
10. 100
10. 400

1 10. 400

10,100
10,700

11,000
10. lOO
11,000

10,400

10, 100

10, 100
9,800
10, 700
10, 400

10, 100

90

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY— Continued

Tennessee Valley Authority Fund — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBViCES — Continued

Field— Continued

Grades established by the board of

directors of the Tennessee Valley

Authority— Continued

Professional and scientlficservice— Con.

TVA-IO. Range $9,800 to $10,700— Con.

Chief, geologic branch

Chief, health office branch

Chief, hydraulic data branch

Chief, maps and surveys branch-
Chief, navigation and transporta-
tion branch . .

Chief, occupational health branch.
Chief, phosphate development

works branch

Chief, plant chemical control

branch

Chief, power studies branch

Chief, project planning branch...

Chief, river control branch

Chief, safety branch

Chief, soils and fertilizer research

branch.

Chief, system planning and engi-
neering branch

Chief, test -demonstration branch.
Chief, wholesale marketing

branch

Chief. WUson Dam phosphate

branch

Civil engineer

Construction engineer. ,

Construction supeiintendent

Economist

Head architect

Head civil engineer

Head highway and railroad engi-
neer

Head materials engineer

Head mechanical engineer

Head structural engineer

Nuclear development engineer

Project manager

public administration analyst...

Recreation specialist

Specialist in property manage-
ment

StafT epidemiologist .,

Tributary watershed field repre-
sentative
T VA-9. Range"$8,55'o to'$9.450:

Agriculturist

Architect

Assistant chief, ammonia branch.
Assistant chief, ammonium ni-
trate branch

Assistant chief, civil engineering

branch

Assistant chief, Columbia phos-
phate branch

Assistant chief, communication

engineering branch

Assistant chief, design branch

Assistant chief, electrical engi-
neering branch

Assistant chief, electrical labora-
tory and test branch

Assistant chief, fertilizer distribu-
tion branch

Assistant chief, flood control

branch ,_,

Assistant chief, forest develop-
ment branch

Assistant chief, navigation and

transportation branch

Assistant chief, occupational

health branch

Assistant chief, phosphate devel-
opment works branch

Assistant chief, plant chemical

control branch

Assistant chief, project plannmg

branch,..

Assistant chief, safety branch

Assistant chief, soils and fertihzer

research branch..

Assistant chief, system planning

and engineering branch

Assistant chief, Wilson Dam

phosphate branch

Assistant construction superin-
tendent

Assistant power construction

manager

Assistant to the chief design en-
gineer

Assistant to the chief, reseaich

branch

Assistant to the chief water con-
trol plaimmg engineer

Assistant to the director of chem-
ical development

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Nimi- Total
her salary

$10. 700
10, 100
10, 700
9,800

9,800
10, 100

9,800

10, 700
10, 700
10, 700
10, 100

10, 100
9,800

9,800
9,800

70.400
81,000
10, 100
10, 400

10, 400

11, 000

10. 400
10. 400
9.800
11.000
10. 400
10, 400

10, 400

10, 100

8.550
17. 700
8,550

8.650

8,550

8,550

8, 660
9,750

8,550

8,550

8,650

8,850

8,550

8,550

8,850

8,550

8,550

8.850

1 8, 650
6 62,200
9,750
9,150
8,650
8,560
8,650

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 700
10, 400
10, 700
10, 100

9,800
10, 400

9,800

9.800
10. 700
10. 700

10. 700

11, 000

9,800

10,100
10. ICO

9,800

9,800
9.800
81.400
70. 700
10. 400
11.000
11,000

11,000

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 700
10. 400
10. 700
10. 100

9. SOO
10,400

11.000
11.000
9.800
11.000
10, 700

10. 400
10. 400

10. 100

8. 550
18,000
8,550

8,550

8, 850

8,650

8.850
9,750

8,850

8,650

8,650

8,850

8,550

8.850

8,650

8,560

8,850
8,550

8,650

8,660
52, 200
9,760
9,450
8,550
8,550
8,660

10, 100

10. 700
10. 700
11.000

9,800

10, 400
10. 100

10, 100

10. 100
9,800
70, 700
60. 900
10. 400
11.000
11.000

11.000
9.800
11.000
11.000
9, SOO
11.000
10. 700

10. 400
10. 700

8. 650
18, 000
8,850

8,860

8.850

8.850

8.850
9,750

8.850

8.550

8.850

9,150

8,850

9,150

8.550

8.850

9,160
8,850

8,650

8,650

8,550

61,950

9,750

9.450

8.850

8,850

8,850

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Grades established by the board of
directors of the Tennessee Valley
Authority — Continued
Professional and scientific service-
Continued
TVA-9. P,ange$8,550to$9,450— Con.
Assistant to the director of power

operations

Attorney

Chief, agricultural engineermg

branch

Chem ical en gineer

Chief, applied research section

Chief, calorimetry section

Chief, defense process section

Chief, environmental hygiene

branch

Chief, exploratory research sec-
tion _

Chief, fuels branch

Chief, fundamental research sec-
tion.

Chief, inspection and testing

branch

Chief, malaria control branch

Chief, power economics branch...
Chief, power requirements branch.

Chief, power resources branch

Chief, site planning section

Chief, transmission system main-
tenance branch

Chief, wet process section

Civil engmeer

Commmiity planner

Construction engineer

Construction superintendent

District manager

Electrical engineer

Healtli ofTicer

Industrial analyst- _

Librarian

Mechanical engineer

Power plant superintendent

Project manager

Public administration analyst-
Research chemist

Staff forester

Supervisor of titles-.. _ _

TV.\-8. Range $7,600 to $8,400:

Agricultural economist

Agriculturist

Airplane pilot

Aquatic biologist

Architect

Assistant chief, safety branch..

Assistant chief, survey section

Assistant construction superin-
tendent

Assistant district manager

Assistant power plant superin-
tendent

Attorney

Biologist

Chemical engineer

Chief, analysis section

Chief, contract development sec-
tion

Chief, distributor analysis section.

Chief, drafting service

Chief, electrical section (shops)...

Chief, fuels economics section

Chief, fuels engineering section

Chief, large loads section

Chief, mechanical section (shops).

Chief. service section

Chief, special studies section

Chief, substation maintenance

section

Chief, survey section

Chief, system analysis section

Chief, system development sec-
tion

Chief, system economics section..

Chief, s.vstem supply section

Civil engineer

Construction engineer

Construction superintendent

Cost engineer

Dental officer

IHstrict engineer

Economist

Electrical development specialist..

Electrical engineer

Fertilizer distribution analyst

Forester

E'uel engineer

Geologist

Health oflicer

Industrial analyst _

Indu.^trial economist _

Industrial hygienist _

Landscape architect

Materials engineer

Mechanical engineer

Office engineer

Plant records engineer

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $8. 850

6 64. 000

1 8. 850

1 8. 650

1 8, 650

1954 estimate

1 8, 560
1 8, 650

1 8, 650

8, 5,io
8. 650
8,550
8,550

1
1
13
1
8
7
6
9
8
1
1
9
6
1
1

9,450

9,050

8,550

114, 7.50

9, 150

68.400

62, 850

46. 350

78, 150

73,500

9.150

8. 6.50

78. 300

61, 2.50

8, 8,50

8,850

2 17. 100
1 9, 450

2
1
4
1
1

12
2

6
1
1
10
1

7.800
46. 800
16, 300

7.800
30, 000

7,800

7,600

92.700
16,300

46,000
7,500
7,600

76, 200
7,600

1 7,500
1 7,600

7,500

7. .500
7. ,500
7,500
7, .500
7,500

1 8, 700
1 7,600

1
1
1
64
4

7,800

7,500

7, ,500

416, 100

30,300

1

1
4
2
2
62
3
4

8,700
8,700
31,200
16. 200
15, 900
396, 000
22,500
31, 200

1
5
1
2
1
1
3
23
1
1

7,500

39,000

8,100

15.600

8,100

8,100

22,800

176, 100

8,100

7,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 550
7 66. 050

1 8. 850

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8. 550

7 67, 150

1 8, 550
1 8, 560
1 8, 550

1 8, 660

1 8, 560

1 8, 660

1 8. 850

1 8. 850

1 8, 560

1 8, 550

1

1
1
14
1
6
8
6
11
11

9,450

8, ,550

8. 550

123.900

9.450

52.200

72, 000

46, 950

95, 550

100, 060

1
10
7
1
1
1
2
1

8. 6.50
87, 450
60. 150
8, 8,50
9, 150
8. 550
17.100
9,450

1 7. 500
8 62. 700

2 15. 300
1 7,800
4 30, 300

1 7,500

10
5

7
3
1
10
1

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

78. 900
37,800

52, 800
22, 500

7,800
76. .500

7,600

7,600
7,600
7,600
7,600
7,500
7,500
7,600
7, 500
7,600
7,500

1 7,800
1 8, 700
1 7, 500

1

1
1

55
3
1
1
1
5
2
2

56
2
4
1
1
5

7,800

7,500

7, 500

433, 500

22, 800

7,500

8,700

8,700

38, 700

16, SOO

16. 200

441, 600

15,600

31,600

7,600

7,800

39,900

2
1
1
3
23
1
1

16,900
8,100
8,100
23, 400
175, 800
8,400
7,800

1
1
1
1
1

1
1

13
1
7
6
5
11
10

1 8, 850
10 87, 750
9 78, 760

1 9, 160

1 8, 550

2 17, 700
1 9, 450

1 7,800
7 64,000

2 15,900

4 30, 000

53

6
2
2
,M
2
4
1
1
6

1
1
1
3
24
1
1

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

91

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Field — Continued
Grades established by the board of
directors of the Tennessee Valley
Authority— Continued
Professional and scientific service —
Continued
TVA-8. Range $7,500 to $8,400— Con.

Power plant superintendent

Public health engineer

Research chemist

Social science analyst

Specialist in property manage-
ment

Specifications engineer

Staff forester

Transportation economist

TVA-7. Range $6,325 to $7,326:

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer

Agricultiu-ist

Airplane pilot ___

Analytical chemist

Aquatic biologist

Architect

Area operating superintendent

Assistant chief, electrical section

(shops).-

Assistant chief, mechanical sec-
tion (shops)

Assistant chief, substation main-
tenance section

Assistant chief, transmission line

maintenance section

Assistant construction superin-
tendent

Assistant to the chief, transmis-
sion system maintenance branch.
Assistant to the construction

superintendent

Assistant power plant superin-
tendent. ---

Attorney - -_.

Biologist

Chemical engineer

Chief, drafting service

Civil engineer

Cost engineer

District engineer —

Economist

Educational relations specialist...
Electrical development repre-
sentative

Electrical development specialist..

Electrical engineer

Entomologist.. -_.

Exhibits artist

Fertilizer distribution analyst

Forester..

Fuels analyst

Fuels engineer

Geologist

Home economist..

Industrial economist

Industrial hygienist

Landscape architect

Materials entrineer

Mechanical engineer _..

Nuclear development engineer

Office engineer

Plant records engineer

Power plant maintenance super-
visor (electrical)

Power plant maintenance super-
visor (mechanical)

Power plantoperationssupervisor.

Power plant superintendent

Power supply engineer

Pubhc administration analyst

PuWic health engineer _..

Recreation teclmician

Research chemist

Specialist in Negro education and

relations

Specialist in property management.

Specifications engineer

Staff forester

Title examiner

Transportation economist

Valuation engineer

TVA-6. Range $5,460 to $6,325:

.Agriculturist

Airplane pilot

Analytical chemist

Aquatic biologist

Architect

Assistant area operating superin-
tendent

Assistant construction superin-
tendent

Assistant power plant superin-
tendent

Attorney... _.

Biologist

Chemical engineer _

Civil engineer.,

Cost engineer

Economist.,-

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $82,600

3 23,400

9 69,000

1 8,100

7,800
7,600
16,900
16,600

13,260
7,326

32,226

6,325

13, 850

64,400

101, 775

6,325

6,625

6
110
1
1
2
2
1

104,320
27,800
19. 875

159. 600
7,125

608, 926

82,360

36,225

7,325

14,850

39, 750
37,225
733,950
7,125
7,325
12,650
19, 950
6,625

2 12, 950
1 7,625
4 25,600

2 14, 450
21 139, 526
37 246,900

56,400
20, 876

4 26, 100

6 31.625

4 25, 475

4 28,400

1
5
1
11

1
2
2
7
2
2

6,625
34. 925

7,525
76, 675

7.926
14,460
12, 950
49, 775
14, 650
14,850

17, 676
10,900
40,780
18, 015
62, 056

15 84, 745
9 56, 840

Num- Total

ber salary

11 $83,700

4 31,500

7 63,700

2 16,600

1 7,800

1 7,800

3 22, 800
1 7,800

3 20, 475

1 7, .525

1 6, 325

6 33, 725

1 6. 326

2 14,2.50

8 54, 700
15 104, 276

1
1
1
1

10
1

6,626
6,925
6,625
6,325

73,050
6,325

14, 450

106,900
28,590
20,876

141,425

83
12
4
1
1

7
6
119
1
1
2
4
1

579, 815

85,200

28,500

7,525

7,125

47, 175

37,626

808, 876

7. 325

7. 625

12.950

27,200

6,925

6.625

7,525
27, 100

6. 625

14,5111

169, 800

280, 450

6, 625
50, 075
21,375

33, 826

6 39,150
5 33, 125
4 28,900

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

11 $S5, .500

4 32. 700

7 54.300

1 8,100

1 7. 800

1 7,800

3 22. 800

1 7, 800

3 21, 375

1 6, 625
6 35, 625

6 33. 725

1

3
2

6
2
3
1

3
2
7
3
12

7,925
22.115
13. 550
35. 825
16,050
21. 575

6,625

18.015
11,430
40. 780
18, 190
68,550

15 86, 840
9 67, 625

3
4

1

42

162

13

2

17, 665

22,325

5,715

244, 285

886, 430

74,845

11,165

3
2
1
35
158
9
4

18, 190

11, 690

6,975

203,630

933, 740

52, 380

22, 330

6.325
35. 025

6, 625
14, 250
55,300
106, 975

6,925

7,126

9 67,005

6,625

7,325

110,800

36,315

7,125

146, 626

16
5
1

21

80
12
4
1
1

7
6
116
1
1
2
4
2
1
2
1
2
1
2

21

48

I

7

3

565, 540

87,300

29, 100

7,725

7,325

48, 675
38,425
811,100

7,325

7,625
13, 560
28,000
13, 460

6,325
14. 050

7,726
14,650

6.926

14,815

143, 625

325, 200

6.926
61, 175
21, 975

7 47, 075

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

46. 675
46,675
29.700
12, 650

37, 525

'34325

7,925
22.365
14.050
29,300
15, 060
22, 076

2 12, 125
2 11,950
7 42, 180

12 69, 610
15 89, M5
9 68, 150

3
1
1
37
139
14
4

18, 800
6,450
6,150
221. 275
843, 940
84,275
22, 765

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field — Continued

Grades established by the board of

directors of the Tennessee Valley

.Authority — Continued

Professional and scientific service-

Continued

Num-

Total

Nimi-

Total

Num-

Total

TVA-6. Range $5,460 to $6,325— Con.

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

Electrical development rcpresent-

7

$41,136

5

$28,836

5

$29,790

Electrical engineer

211

229

236

1

198,845

1,326,800

1,

421,925

Exhibits artist

1

5,450

1

6,715

Fertilizer distribution analyst

5

27, 615

4

22,330

6

29,530

Forester . . ,,

9

62, 656

8

47, mo

7

42, 790

1

6,450

1

6,460

Fuels engineer , ,

2

11, 165

11, 690

1

6,975

Cnme tpchninian

2

12, 650

2

12, 650

1

6 325

1

5,460

1

.5, 715

1

6,975

Home economist „ ., _.

2

11,165

4

22, 590

4

23,290

3

18, 890

3

19, 160

3

19,600

Librarian .

1

6,325

1

6,500

1

6,500

11

66, 470

10

69. 496

10

59, 670

2

12, 6,50

2

13,000

2

13,000
563 915

Mechaniftil engineer

73

411,075

89

508, 790

97

1

5,450

1

5,450

1

5. 715

Mining engineer

1

6,450

2

11,165

2

11,690

1

6,715

1

6,976

1

5

6.325
29,896

1
4

6, .500
24, 395

1
4

6,500

24, g30

Plant records engineer

8

48, 416

9

56,525

9

67, 355

Power supply engineer

2

11.165

6

33. KiO

6

34 810

Public health engineer

3

16, ShO

1

5,715

1

6,976

Rate engineer

1

5,715

1

5,715

1

6,976

4

1

22

25, 825

6.450

131,636

Research analyst

1
19

5,715
116,365

1
19

5,976

118, 520

Specialist in property manage-

1

6,325

2

12,416

2

12,600

Staff forester _

8
3

48.155
18,450

8
3

49.290
18.015

8
3

50,250

Statistician

18.450

Title examiner

10
2

61.505
12,475

9
2

67,015
12,650

9
2

67, 625

TraflSc analyst .-

13,000

Transportation economist.

1

6,600

2

12,300

2

12, 666

Valuation engineer

2

12,650

3

17,225

3

17,930

TVA-5. Range $4,676 to $5,450

731

720

698

3, 580, 230

3 566, 310

3 568, 310

TVA^. Range $3,875 to $4,625

399

387

347

1

616,540

1 684,720

1

461, 670

Subprotesslonal service:

TVA-5. Range $4,675 to $6,460

47

224,015

55

265, 790

58

287,360

TVA^. Range $3,876 to $4,626

241

243

228

1

025, 590

1

038, 760

998, 775

TVA-3. Eange $3,250 to $3,725

650

632

612

1

860, 235

1

817, 190

1

728,340

TVA-2. Range $2,860 to $3.250

298

879.290

282

847, 645

273

836, 796

TVA-1. Range $2,560 to $2,860

41

105, 650

49

128, 370

41

109,380

Custodial service:

TVA-10. Range $9,800 to $10,700:

Chief, maintenance branch

1

9,800

1

9,800

1

10,100

TV.A-9. Range $8,550 to $9,460:

Assistant chief, maintenance

1

8,660

1

8,550

1

8,850

Chief, power system service shops

1

8,560

1

8,550

1

8,850

Chief, system load dispatcher

1

8,550

1

8,560

Chief, yard operations branch

1

8,650

1

8,550

1

8.850

1

8,560

TVA-8. Range $7,600 to $8,400:

Assistant chief system load dis-

patcher - -

1

7,500

6

45,000

7

62,800

Assistant construction superta-

1

7,800

1

7,800

1

7,800

2

15,000

2

16,000

Chief system load dispatcher

Chief, transmission line mainte-

1

8,100

1
8

7,500
62, 700

1

7

7,600

General boilermaker foreman

10

78, 300

54,900

General carpenter foreman

8

62, 400

6

47.400

5

39. 900

General electrical foreman _.

16

124. 500

14

110, 100

8

64,200

General equipment foreman

14

106. 000

7

M, 300

6

39, 300

16
8

120. 300
61. 500

10
7

78, 000
54, 600

8
6

63,600

General mechanical foreman

47, 100

General painter foreman

5

37 600

3

22,500

6

38,100

General sheetmetal worker fore-

man

6

45, 000

5

38, 700

6

46, 800

General steamfitter foreman

19

161. 700

15

116, 700

9

70. 500

General structural iron foreman...

14

109, 600

10

79. 200

7

66. 700

General truck foreman

1

7,500

2

15.000

1

7,600

Genpr.il tnnnpl foreman

1

7,500

1

7,800

1

7,800

1

8,100

TVA-7. Range $6,325 to .$7,325:

-Assistant chief, substation main-

tenance section

1

6,925

1

7,125

-Assistant chief system load dis-

4

28,800

Assistant chief, transmission line

mam tenance section

4

25, 900

4

27,100

Assistant general boilermaker

foreman..

2

12,960

6

33,225

8

53,800

Assistant general carpenter fore-

man. . _

7

47, 575

6

34, 025

6

40,960

Assistant general electrical fore-

8

64, 400

7

47, 475

12

80,800

Assistant general equipment fore-

man

a

20, 075

3

20, 875

4

27, 700

7

45, 476

7

47, 275

4

27,600

Assistant general labor foreman...

2

13, 250

2

12,950

2

13,260

92

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAP 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY— Continued
Tennessee Valley Authority Fund — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEttvicES — Continued

Field— Continued
Grades established by the board of
directors of the Tennessee Valley
Authority— Continued
Custodial service — Continued
TVA-7. Range $6,325 to $7,325— Con.
Assistant general mechanical fore-
man ,

Assistant general painter foreman.
Assistant general sheetmetal

worker foreman

Assistant general steamfitter fore-
man

Assistant general structural iron

foreman

Assistant substation supervisor...
Assistant to the chief, yard opera-
tions branch

Chemical plant supervisor

Garage supervisor

General carpenter foreman

General electrical foreman

General equipment foreman

General foreman

General labor foreman

General maintenance foreman

General mechanical foreman

General steamfitter foreman

Materials foreman

Reservoir clearance superintend-
ent..

Substation field supervisor

Substation maintenance super-
visor

Transmission line maintenance

supervisor

TVA-6. Range $5,450 to $6,325:
Assistant general mechanical

forem an

Assistant substation maintenance

supervisor

Assistant transmission line main-
tenance supervisor

Building custodian engineer

Chemical plant supervisor

Chief, public safety service

Electrical equipment inspector. _ .

General foreman.

General maintenance foreman

General terminal foreman

Materials foreman _

Reservoir maintenance supervisor

Right-of-way supervisor. _ .

Supervisor, railroad services

Yard operations supervisor

TVA-5. Range $4,575 to $5.450

TVA-4. Range $3,875 to $4.025

TVA-3. Range $3,250 to $3,725

TVA-2. Range $2,800 to $3,250..
TVA-1. Range $2,560 to $2,860..

Inspectional and investigational serv-
ice*
TVA-8. Range $7,600 to $S,400:

Safety officer

TVA-7. Range .$6,325 to $7,325:

Safety officer

TVA-6. Range $5,450 to $6,325:

Inspector of materials

Safety officer. _

TVA-5. Range $4,575 to $5,450

TVA^. Range $3,875 to $4,625

TVA-3. Range $3,250 to $3,725

Ungraded positions (annual trades and
labor employment):
Rates of $5,060 or above:

Assistant shift engineer. __ _..

Bricklayer foreman (refractory

work, chemical plant)

Bricklayer (refractory work, chemi-
cal plant)

Power system dispatcher

Senior operator, hydro

Shift engineer III

Shift engineer II

Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary) _

Other positions:
Temporary employment...

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

28

40

62
335

3
313

Total
salary

$19, 576
7,125

6,325

26, 700

66,660
19, 575

6,326

27, ,500
25, 300
28,900

28, 600
6,325

14, 660
6,326
7,326
7,526

7,326

7,726
7,325

6,715

6,675

24. 866

11,690

171. 155

6,850

132. 390
13, 000
6.850
34. 370
25, 825

22,206
208, 770
245, 435

, 256, 716
101, 335

887,895

6 43, 550

10
15
23
21
10

56,790
89, 985
109, 940
87, 475
34,600

46 231,580
2 10, 940

6
42
85
21
19
4,924

18, 592, 875

30,900
252, 365
427, 915
120, 395

96, 660

13, 469

58,488.370
2, 179. 5

9, 490, 595

11,289.5

48, 997, 775

49, 551, 646
145, 987
363,960

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$32. 225
13, 450

6,625

39, 950

41,750

6,626
28. 500

26, 200

27. 900
28.900
49, 875
36. 625
20. 975

6,625
7.325
7, 625
6,625

1 7, 500
3 18, 975

5,975

2

27

1

12

26

1

12, 125

168, 245

6,860

65, 400

162, 625

6,860

7 40, 255

11, 165

6,850
28.305
176, 165
213, 485

2

1

6

34

45
357

1, 347, 455
33 107, 595
354

1,001,260

6 45, 000
9 59, 025

15
12
25
22
5

85, 365
69, 340
121. 170
93, 925
17, 255

62 328,800
2 11,300

14
51
92
31
20
5,148

20, 338, 515

72. 100
322. 720
487, 895
188, 186
106, 066

13, 765

61, 323, 030
1,116.7

4, 560, 495

12, 639. 3

56, 762, 535

62, 932, 068
212, 367
374, 126

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

4 $26,500

2 13, 650

1 6, 925

8 53, 400

4 28.000

6.925

29.100

27, 700

14. 850

21,775

14. 650

22. 575

6. 625

6,925

7.525

14. 050

6,925

1 7. 800
4 26, 200

1 6, 160

2
27

1
12
24

1

12, 476

170, 075

6.850

68,680

152. 505

6,850

41, 830

11,690
6,850

40, 166
180, .590
223, 455

2

1

7

34

47

348

1, 319, 935
33 107,930
363

1, 034, 495

6 46, 800
8 54,700

86. 495
82, 875
109, 890
73, 450
7,070

79 439,430
2 11,300

14

55
90
41
20
5,705

23, 336, 360

72,100
365, 605
600. 616
261,265
111,250

14, 092

64, 174, 680
1,014.2

4, 239, 545

13, 077. 8

69, 935, 135

61, 580, 638
173. 922
319, 638

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates;

$201, 695

4,437,298
288,392

654,380

$219, 275

4,244,206
334, 021

$228, 965
3, 892, 020

Nightwork differential

347, 690

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

01 Personal services

104, 641, 133

125, 078, 598

116,477,908

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION

Canteen Service Revolving Fund, Veterans Administration
Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees . .

2,142

154

2.296

2,220

189

2,409

2,227

179

2,406

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,611
GS-6.0
$2, 056

.$4, 568
GS-6.0
$2, 065

$4,646

GS-6.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2, 065

01 Personal services:

$4,925,814
312,686

3,658
460,676

-13, 313

$5,132,616
384, 067

3,818
485, 250

-20,800

$5, 159. 575

Other positions

366, 825

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

3,854

486, 350

Excess of annual leave taken over

-18,200

6,689.521
103, 963
141, 716
12,500
121,117
20, 493, 023
770, 205

6, 984. 951
117,900
143. 823
12.500
125. 174
20, 081, 013
628, 825

6, 997, 404

02 Travel

118,000

141,211

06 Printing and reproduction

12,500
124, 588

08 Supplies and materials

19, 686, 597

09 Equipment _

445, 117

27,332,045

27, 094, 186

26, 425, 417

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,400

1 9.160
6 44,600

2 14. 480

1 7,440

2 13. 680

1 5,940

2 11,876

3 16, 305

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,600

1 9.360
6 53,960

2 14. 880

1 7,640

2 13. 680

1 6,940

2 12, 125

4 20, 740
1 6,060

3 16. 180
I 4. 680
1 4. 545

3 11.730
6 20, 330

4 12, 840

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 9,360

6 63,960

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

2 14,880

Chief of section

1 7, 840

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Business specialist

2 13,880

1 6, 140

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

2 12, 250

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

4 21,240

1 6, 185

3 16, 805
1 4, 4.55
1 4,420
3 11.365
6 19, 850
6 18, 740

3 16, 305

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 4, 705

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 -

1 4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

3 12, 105

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

6 20,810
4 13, 080

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

38 208,605
4 10, 528

39 224,190
3 9,000

39 226,885
2 6,000

Net permanent, departmental (av-

34 197,977

1,140
761

-393

36 215,190

37 220,886

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Excess of annual leave taken over leave

828
-800

849
-1.000

All personal services, departmental-

199, 486

215, 218

220, 734

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Field director ..

6 45,800

6 39, 600
6 38,600

6 32, 700
15 98, 100

5 46,800

5 40, 000

5 38,600

6 32, 900
15 98, 700

5 46,600

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

5 40,200

5 39,200

QS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Chief of branch

5 33, 300

Business specialist

15 100,700

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

93

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $30,000

6 29, 105
4 16. 055

27 104, 195
38 132. 090
69 185,970
3 9, 210

13 69, 784
1,920

3, 904, 839

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $30,375

6 29. 480
4 16. 555

28 109. 855

38 134. 090

62 198.680

6 14, 870

15 81,904
1,990

4. 057. 950

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $.30 750

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545-

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

6 29. 730
4 17.055
27 109. 070

GS-i. Range $3,175 to .$3.655

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3,430

38 135. 530
60 193 410

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

5 15. 030

Ungraded p.jsitlons at hourly rates;
Equivalent to $5,060 and above

15 83, 152
1,998

4,074.013

Total permanent, field

2,110

4, 736, 048
2 8,211

2,188

4,929.759
4 12, 333

2,193

Deduct lapses

4,947,740
3 9, 050

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) -. - . ..

2,108

4,727,837

228, 405

83, 141

2,897

460, 676

-12,920

2,184

4,917.420

262, 610

121,457

2, 990

485, 250

-20,000

2,190

Other positions:
Part-time emplovment

4,938.090
260 500

105. 325

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-\veelc base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

3,005
486, 350

Excess of annual leave taken over

-17,200

All persona] services, field

5. 490, 036

5,769,733

5,776 670

01 Personal services

5,689,621

6, 984, 951

6, 997, 404

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION

Investigations, Civil Service Commission

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures hy objects

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions..

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Payment above basic rates...

Assumed annual leave liability

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations)

02 Travel... ,

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services.

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment:

Expendable

Nonexpendable

13 Refund, awards, and Indemnities

1953 actual

1,639
1,442

$4, 439
GS-6.1

$6, 139, 580

17,881
42, 632
437, 600

6, 637, 693
1, 276, 555
47,206
65, 072
121,216
5,666
24, 110
114, 175

12, 874

402, 505

125

1954 estimate

1,666
1,669

$4,689
GS-6.6

$7,398,194

28,344
8,997

7, 435, 535
I, 725, 805
65,883
141, 436
191,062
6,588
56, 073
171,296

3,000

6,000

200

1955 estimate

1,470
1,420

$4,642
OS-6.6

$6, 806, 042

26,100
8,622

6, 840, 664
1,668,555
63,411
132, 038
170, 900
5.900
48, 593
163, 604

3,000

Schedule A-1, Accrued expenditures by

objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

16 Taxes and assessments

$66,045

$75, 694

$69 087

Total accrued expenditures.

8,773,240

9,877,632

9,065,952

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
Supply Fund, Veterans Administration

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures hy objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

101
96

108

102

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:
Average saHry . .

$4, 397
QS-6.2
$4,393

$4 476

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 413

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$425, 689

320

24, 050
1,500

$455,176
324

Regular pay in excess of .52-wcek
ba,so .

Excess of annual leave earned over

26, 362

Payment above basic rates

1, 500

Total personal services .

452,150

1.1, 000

3, 679, 873

20, 000

106, 799, 727

12,262,911

100

1,300

483, 362

02 Travel

IS, 000

03 Transportation of things

3,713,380

07 Other contractual services

20 000

107, 776, 424

09 Equipment

12 374 601

100

15 Taxes and assessments

1,600

Total obligations _

123,234,061

124, 387, 467

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:
Chief, service and reclamation

division

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Assistant chief, service and recla-
mation division. ..

Shop superintendent

Mechanical shop supervisor

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3, 175 to .$3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 and above

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses ..

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Excess of annual leave earned over

annual leave taken

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Personal services..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $20, 220

5,6S5
10. 620

6, 6S5

7, .570
16, 205
13, 160

7 37, 760
76 326, 820

101
5

443, 725
18, 045

96

425, 680
320

24, 650
1,500

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $20, 620

5,810
10, 870
6, 810
7,695
16, 446
13, 320

49, 183
347, 947

lOS 477, 700
6 22, 524

102

455,176
324

26, 362
1,.500

483, 362

,270200—54-

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Operating Expenses, Public Buildings Service, General Services
Administration

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

DETAIL or PERSO.VAL SERVICES — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees --.

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions; Average salary

Personal service obligations;

Permanent positions

Other positions-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations.. .

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services-

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Performed by "Buildings manage-
ment fund. General Services Ad-
ministration"

OS Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments.

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel-

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services...

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services..

08 Supplies and materials

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obligations

1953 actual

930
828

.$5, 577
GS-8.0

$3,275
CPC-5.3

$3,884

$3, 912. 806

1,4.58

14, 751

80, 091

4,009,106

3, 894. 352
162,441
20.466
60,598
141,. 351
3.5. 107
267, 355

123, 659, 788

169, 590

314,466

11,161

12. 965

128, 749, 640

114,7.54

1,357

2,774

1,256

17, 508

61, 258

10, 086

287

209,280

128, 958, 920

1954 estimate

971
924

$5, .577
OS-8.0

$3,296
CPC-5.3

$3,837

$4, 257, 833

15,382
80,905

4,354,120

4,311,820

186, 000

49, 0.50

82,700

204.050

46,200

382,660

113, 147, 740
15.5. 800
50,500

13,550

118,630,070

42,300

7,000

4, 700

2,900

200

57, 100

118,687,170

1955 estimate

636
918

$5, 706
GS-8.0

$3,371
CPC-5.3

$3,837

$4, 266, 293

15, 403
88,824

4, 370, 520

4, 365. 520
182. 000
67. 550
85.400
189. .550
46. 2«)
196, 630

110,019,300
125, KHI
119,000

115.400,000

5,000

5.000

115,405,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner of public buildings

General schedule grades:
OS-16, Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy commissioner of public

buildings

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;
Administrative officer ..

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, .500

1 12,200

1 11,800
4 47, 200
1 11,800
1 11,800
1 11,800

1 11,800
1 11.300
1 11,050
1 11, 560

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 500

1 12, 400

1 11,800
1 11,800
1 11,800
1 10, 800
1 11,800

1 11.800
1 11.300
1 11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 50O

1 12, 600
1 11,800

Appraiser, real property

1 11.800

Director, design and construction...

Director, industrial reserve

Director, real estate

1 11.800
1 10. 800
1 11,800

Director, surplus property manage-
ment and disposal

1 11,800

1 11,5.50

Supervising engineer.

1 11,300

Urban planning officer

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant to administrative officer..

Branch chief

Chief, construction

Chief, projects and sites

Chief, real property acquisition and

utilization

Engineer

Real property disposal officer

Supervising architectural engineer,.

Supervising mechanical engineer

Supervising structural engineer

Supervisory architect

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant chief, real property acqui-
sition and utilization

Assistant chief, projects and sites,,.
Control oflicer, industrial reserve,,.

Engineer ,

Production officer

Real property disposal officer

Real property manager

Real property specialist

Section chief

Site planner.

Supervising architectural engineer, ,

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Appraiser

Commodity specialist

Communications specialist

Engineer..

Rate examiner , ._

Real property accountability officer.

Real property specialist.

Realty officer..

Section chief

Space officer

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Administrative assistant , ,

Architect , ,

Communications specialist , ,

Confidential assistant

Engineer

Rateexaminer

Real property accoimtability assist-
ant

Realty officer

Space officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Communications specialist

Rateexaminer .,

Realty assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370,

QS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3.656,,.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .,

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades;

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant regional director ,

Deputy regional director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Assistant regional director

Real estate officer

Real property disposal officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Administrative officer,

District officer

Division chief

Engineer

Executive officer

Field representative

Real estate officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

1 $9,600

2 20, 200
1 9,800
1 10, 000

9.800
31.200

9.600
19,400

9.800
10.600

9,600

8,660
8,760
8.360

17.920
8. 960

17,720
9,360
8,360

69. 920
8,560
8,560

8, MO
7,840

8,040
8,040
8.040
14. 280
7,040

14.080
19, 820
6,140
6,940
6. 940
6, 140

1 6. 140

1 6. 140

3 19. 620

2

1

1

2

10

8

16

16

2

10. 370

6. 060

5. 560

9.990

46. 425

34,860

62, 310

56, 660

6,300

9,256

131 882,511
7.3 37.713

123. 7 844. 798
3,256

848. 309

10 108, 260

1 10, 200

3 29. 800

1 10, 600

1
4
2
1
1
10

9,360
36, 440
17,920
8,760
9, 300
89,600

1964 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 800

1 9. sm

1 10. 000

1 10,000

9, ,800
52, 400

9,600
10,200

9,800

8, 560
8,760
8,560

18,120
8.960

17,720
9.360
S, ,560

61,120

8,040
7,840
8,040
8,040
7,010
8,040
8.040
8. 040
7. 440
7,040

6,940
6.940
6, 340

1 6. 340

3 20. 020

2
1
1
2
8
5
18
18
2

10. 620

6. 186

5.685

10. 240

36.640

22. 725

71. 755

64. 996

6,620

6,144

119 787, 179
4, 5 25, 804

114.5 761.376
2,989

1 10. 800
10 110,250

30,200

8,360
9, 360
37, 040
27. 080
8.960
9.360
82, 240

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 10, (KXl

1 10, 000

1 10,200

1 10, fl(Hl

5 62, 800

8.760
8.960
8,760

18,320
9,160

17.920
9.360
8,560

52,560

8,040
8,040
8,010
8,040
7,040
8.040
8.040
8,040
7,440
7,040

20. 420

6,940
6,940
6,540

1 6, 340
3 20. 420

2 10. 870
1 5, 310

6
16
17

2

10, 366
37. 640
22, 726
64,660
62. 300
6,700

3,112

112 766.292
1.2 8.610

110.8

■47. 682
2,900

1 10, 800
10 111,000

30,600

95

8,360
9. 360
37. 040
27. 280
8.960
9.360
82, 840

96

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Operating Expenses, Public Buildings Service, General Services
Administration — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule srades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Real property disposal officer

Realty officer

Space acquisition and utilization

officer

Special assistant to regional director.
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer.-- ---

Assistant to deputy regional di-
rector

Buillings superintendent —

Engineer

Real property disposal officer

Realty officer ■

Space acquisition and utilization

officer

OS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Appraiser —

Buildings superintendent

Ensineer

Real property maintenance officer-.

Realty officer

Space officer

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Appraiser --■

OS-9. R.inge $6,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

Buildings superintendent

Real property maintenance officer. .

Realty assistant-

Space analyst —

Warehouse manaeer

GS-8. Range ^.620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 tn $4,955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,.54S,-- -.

GS-5, Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,9,50 to $3,430-

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPr-10. Range $t,.566 tn $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPr-8. Ranie$3,740to$4,190

Range $3,435 to $4,035

Range $3,200 to $3.680

Ranee .$2,974 to $3,464

Ranee $2,750 to $:),230

CPC-3. Range $2,56? to $3,032 --

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Positions at hourly rates equivalent
to less than $5,060 --

CPC-7.
CPC-6.
CPC-5.
CPC-4.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17. 120
1 9. 360

3 26. 480
1 8, 360

23,320

1 7,240

2 16. 080

1 7.840
16 118,840

15 112,000

2 13, 080

2 13, 280
1 5, 940

1

14
20

1

1
34

7
28
96
55

2

1

4
16
58
101
33
93
16
19

161, 020
199, 140

6,250

5,186

49, 165

5.060

76. 465

109. S26

6,810

4,995

165. 346

2S. 940

107. 356

334. 090

172, 890

6,380

4,690

17, 225

66, 690

218,530

342, 160

105. 048

274.035

42, 112

47, 460

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 360

2 18, 720

1,760
1,600

15,4

1 7, 040

1 7, 440

2 16, 080
1 8, 040

16 121, 240

16 114, 400

6.940

5,940

26, 560

6,140

6,940

157, 360

180, 320

6,250

12 65, 346

60 194, 199

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses---

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)-- --

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base. .

Payment above basic rate::

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, field -
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts-

799 3, 438, 784
94. 4 370. 776

704.6

3, 068, 008

1,458
11,495

62, 481
17, 355

11

20

1

2

31

10

27

96

49

2

2
3

20
.56
123
48
94
14
24

60, 910

109, 960

5,810

10. 365
143, 865

39. 895
106. 945
332. 355
157. 3,50
6,220

10, 130
13, 200
82. 430
210, 140
420. 310
1.67. 662
276. 460
37. 008
59. 690

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 660

2 18, 720

8,960
8,660

15, 480

7,040
7,640
16, 080
8.040
122. 440

16 116.400
1 6,940

26, 760

6,140

6,140

160, 960

184, 520

6,250

11 60, 660

70 268, 589

10
18

1

2
26

7
27
88
49

2

2
3

20
,66
115
48
94
14
24

66, 350

100, 830

5,810

10.615
124, 830

29, 765

108. 570

314.210

169. 670

6,300

10, 255

13, 450

.84, ISO

214,410

401, IWO

169. 502

2S4. 340

38, 048

61, 720

8fj2 3, 636, 839
42.9 140,381

809.1

3, 496, 458

12, 393

68, 198
22, 307

3, 160. 797

4, 009, 106

3, 894, 352
114, 764

3, 589, 3,56

4, 354, 120

4,311,820
42, 300

70 268, 603

824 3, 684, 028
16.7 66,417

807.3

3, 618, 611

12, 503

67, ,582
30, 842

4, 365, 620
5,000

Repair, Improvement, and Equipment of Federally Owned Buildings
Outside the District of Columbia, General Services Administra-
tion

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Serpices

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

446

1

404

321

295

314

29!

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,236
GS-7.8

$.5. 361
GS-7.8

$5. 517

Average grade

GS-7.9

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

$3, 744
CPC-6.5

$3,740
CPC-6.0

$3, 780

CPC-6.0

Personal service obligations:

$1, 971, 678
3,202
7,009
4,101

$1,688,316

$1,601,660

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--
Payment above basic rates - -

6,584
6,100

6,240
5,100

Total personal service obligations- -

1, 985, 990

1, 700. 000

1, 613. 000

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services -

1, 822, 269

89, 485

32, 107

23,132

22, 730

79, 185

8,351,939

2, 150, 981

24, 497

694, 320

202

2,749

1,530,000

110, 000

35, 000

25,000

25,000

85,000

10, 083. 562

2, 540, 000

25. 000

800,000

200

3,000

1, 443, 000

100,000

25,000

26.000

26,000

80,000

7, 773, 800

08 Supplies and materials

2,000.000

25, 000

10 Lands and structures

600, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

200
3,000

Total direct obligations

13, 193, 596

15,261,762

12,000.000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

163, 721

1,325

61

200

66

626

22,609

2,066

248

170, 000

1,,500

100

200

100

1.000

24, 300

2,500

300

170,000

02 Travel

1,600

100

200

100

06 Printing and reproduction

1,000

07 Other contractual services

24,300

2,600

15 Taxes and assessments ..

300

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts - -

190, 820

200, 000

200,000

Total obligations , -._ - --

13, 384, 416

15,461,762

12,200,000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
General schedule grades;
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, repairs

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief, repairs

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer- - --

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Engineer _-

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Chief, contract unit

Engineer ---

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 __.

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CFC-4, Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental-
Deduct lapses _

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) —

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Chief, construction and repairs.

Engineer consultant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief, construction and repairs.

Engineer

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer

GS-10. Range .$5,600 to $6,250:

Engineer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Engineer - -

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

1963 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 800

1 8, 960

2 15, 280
1 6, 740

6,186
5.436
14.115
12. 610
10, 866
20.490
22, 490

1 4, 365
1 2, 910

31 139, 136
1.4 6,021

29. 6 133, 114
536

39

28,800
10, 400

62. 320
61, 560

291, 160

564,600

6,876

140,620
70,630
21, 976

1954 estimate 1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 9, 160

2 15,680
1 6,940

5,310
6,660
14. 365
12,885
11.260
24. 146
28,960

1 4,490

1 2,990

34 161, 736
2. 3 8, 319

31.7 143,416
584

3 29, 400

1 10, 600

7 63, 120

6 43, 800

38 288, 920

84 667, 360

20 106, 200
11 49, 755
6 22, 225

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 9,160

2 16,680
1 6,940

9,660
13,110

7,570
21,050
23,050

1 4,490
1 3, 070

27 123, 780

27 123. 780
470

124,250

29,600

63,720
44,200

292,920
527, 320

18
10
6

96,680
45, 925
22,600

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

97

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEEVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160- --

Num- Total
ber salary

27 102. 320

33 116.070

56 182. 765

5 14, 710

2 10. 130
1 4,400

8 33, 670
49 190.915
31 109,035

3 9,402

9 28, 270

Num- Total
ber salary

24 93. 460

33 117,415

50 165, 000

6 18,660

Num- Total
ber salary

24 95, 210

OS-1. Range $3,175 to $3.655 _..

29 105. 675

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

45 157, 530

OS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230 .

6 18,900

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.315..

CPC-9 Ranee $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8 Range $3 740 to $4 490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036 -

CPC-6 Range $3,200 to -$3 680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3.454..

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230 -

Total permanent, i5eld

415 2,039.427
41. 8 200, 863

287 1,665,915
5 21,015

268 1, 500, 180

4 22, 300

Net permanent, field (average

373.2

1, 838, 564

3,202
6,474

4,079
22

282

1,644,900

264

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

1,477,880

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..
Payment above ha'iic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay .

6,000

5,000
100

6,770
5,000

100

All personal services, field

1, 862, 341

1, 556, 000

1, 488, 760

01 Personal services .

1,985,990

1,700,000

1,613,000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows;

1, 822, 269
163, 721

1,530,000
170,000

1, 443, 000

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

170,000

Operating Expenses, Federal Supply Service, General Services
Administration

OBLIOATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

OENEEAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

449

413

6

414

413

Average number of all employees

423

404

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,220
GS-7.6

$3,112
CPC-3.0

$5,317
OS-7.6

$2, 832
CPC-3.0

$5,382

Average grade -

QS-7.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,192

Average grade

CPC-3.0

Personal service obligations:

$2, 215, 867
1.140
8.897
7,391

$2, 175, 909
31,206
8,385

$2, 178, 750

Regular pay in e-\cess of 52-week base.--
Pavment above basic rates ,. .,

8,650

Total personal service obligations...

2, 233, 295

2, 215, 600

2, 187, 400

Direct Obligatiom

2, 233, 295
36, 661

1,543
42,608

7.006

213,378

12, 517

8,897
22, 759

6,123
38,369

3,252

2,212,000

39,000

1,200

103,060

6,500

202, 100

10,600

5,000

20,100

2,700

2, 183, 900

02 Travel

40, 600

1, 100

04 Communication services

115, 250

06 Rents and utility services .

6,000

210, 900

07 Other contractual services

12,300

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

4,800
19,700

09 Equipment.. ....

2 700

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments..

2,750

2,750

Total direct obligations.

2,625,398

2, 605, 000

2, 600, 000

Obligatiims Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services..

3,600
150
160
300
225

20
240
186

30

3,600

02 Travel

150

03 Transportation of things

150

04 Communication services.-

300

05 Rents and utility services

225

06 Printing and reproduction

20

240

08 Supplies and materials

185

30

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts--

4,800

4,800

Total obligations

2, 625, 398

2,609,800

2, 604, 800

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OP
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services

$64,000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Serdces

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

449

413

6
414

413

423

404

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarv

$5,220
GS-7.6

$3,112
CPC-3.0

$5,317
GS-7.6

$2, 832
CPC-3.0

$6, 382

Average grade

GS-7.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
A verage salary

$3, 192

CPC-3.0

Personal service obligations:

Pprmnnpnt. pnsifinns

$2, 215. 867
1,140
8,897
7,391

$2, 176, 909
31, 206
8,385

$2, 178. 750

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

8.650

Total personal service obligations.. .

2, 233, 295

2, 215, 600

2, 187, 400

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services . . .

2, 233, 296
36, 601

1,643
42,008

7.006
213,378
76. 517

8.897
22.759

5.123
38.359

3,252

2,212.000

39.000

1.200

103, 050

6,500

202, 100

10,600

5,000

20, 100

2,700

2, 183, 900

40,600

03 Transportation of things

1,100

115,250

05 Rents and utilitv services -_

6,000

210.900

07 Other contractual services

12. 300

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials -

4.800
19, 700

2,700

2,750

2,760

Total direct obligations

2,689.398

2,605,000

2, 600, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

3,500
150
150
300
225

20
240
186

30

3,500

02 Travel

150

160

300

225

20

240

185

30

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

4,800

4,800

2,689,398

2,609,800

2, 604, 800

DETAIL OB* PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner of Federal supply

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy commissioner of Federal
supply

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Director, personal property utiliza-
tion -

Director, supply management

Director, traffic management

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, disposal

Chief, inspection

Chief, motor equipment shop -.

Chief, property utilization.. ---

Chief, specifications

Chief, trafiBc management

Supply specialist

Transportation economist

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant to administrative officer-.

Inspection coordinator -

Railroad equipment analyst ---

Specifications specialist

Supply specialist

Traffic management specialist

Utilization specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Equipment specialist

Insiiection coordinator -

Procurement analyst

1953 actual 1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

12,200

11,300

11,800
11,050
11,800

10, 600
10, 200
9,800
9.800
10,000
9,800
9,600

8,660
9,360

60, 520
60. 960
34. 840
26.680

7,040
7,040

Num Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

11,800
11,0.50
11,800

10. 600
10,200
9.800
10,000
10 200
9,800
9,800
9,600

8.560
9.360
8,660
62. 560
60. 120
35. 040
17,920

7,040
7.040
7,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 12,400

1 11,550

1 11,800

1 11,300

1 11,800

10,600
10, 400
10,000
10 000
10, 200
10,000
9,800
9,600

8,760
9,360
8, ,560
52, 560
52, 160
35, 440
18, 120

7, 240
7, 240
7,040

98

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Operating Expenses, Federal Supply Service, General Services
Administration — Continued

nET.\iL OF PERSONAL SEUvicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 lo $8,040— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

9 $66. 960
6 43. 840
2 15, 480

1 7,040

2 13.080

1 6, 340
10 63. 400

2 13. 280
9 56,260

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $59,920
6 37. ISO
2 15. 680
1 7, 040

Num- Total
ber salary

Supply specialist

5 37 780

Traffic manaeement specialist

Utilization officer

2 1,5, 680
1 7, 240

GS-ll. Ranee $5,940 to $6,940:
Administrative assistant

Inspection assistant-

Specifications specialist

9 57,860

9 58,860

Supply specialist

Traffic management specialist

5 32, 100

5 32, 300
1 5, 940

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

1 5, 435
1 5, 435
6 31,235
5 26, 800
11 61,005
3 13,510
14 64. 625
28 97. 780
13 42. 510

1 5, 660
6 31,985
4 20, 990
10 47, 550
3 13, 635
16 60. 525
26 92. 180
10 33. 740

Specifications specialist

Traffic management specialist

G S-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 ... _

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

6 32, 735
4 21, 365

10 48, 675

G.S-5. Range .$3,410 to $4. 160

15 62 160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

11 37.410

Total permanent, departmental

161 961.765
6.9 40,245

144 882,135
2.1 13,263

143 888. 425
2.5 16,087

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

154. 1 921, 520

83
3,556

107

141.9 868.872

31.206
3,347

140.5 872,338

Other positions; Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay _

3,412

All personal services, departmental-

925, 265

903,425

876, 750

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Deputy regional director .

10 108, 750

1 10, 400

2 17,920
10 87, 6I»

1 9, 360
1 8, 760

S 36,600

9 99, 950

1 10, 600

2 18,120
10 88, 800

1 9, 360

9 inn 900

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy regional director

1 10, 600

2 18, 120
10 89, 600

1 9,360

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant deputy regional director..
Chief, property utilization.

Chief, purchasing .

Coordinator _ . _

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

4 28, 760

4 29,360

Chief, laboratory. _

1 8,040

2 14,480
9 65, 560

1 6, 540
1 6, 140
7 45, 180
13 80, 220

3 18, 220

1 8, 040

2 14, 680
10 73. 600

1 6, 740

1 8, 040

2 14, 880
10 74, 400

1 6, 740

Purchasing officer

Traffic management specialist

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Inspector. --

7 46. 180
10 6:1. 400
2 12,280

1 6, 2. 0

2 10, 870

2 10, 370

7 38, 170

8 44, 730
12 64,720

3 16,430

1 4, 870
39 172, 165

3 12,885
29 113,765
47 166, 875
46 149,090

7 21,090

2 5,664

7 46, .580
10 64,400
2 12,480

1 6, 250

2 11,120

2 10, 620

3 16, 680
9 60, 790

12 66, 220

3 16, 805

1 4, 995

39 177,040

3 13, 260

30 120, 650

47 169,116

51 167,520

6 15, 590

1 3, 192

Purchasing officer

Traffic management specialist- -. .
GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:
Property utilization officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant..

2 10, 495
1 5, 186
6 32,360

10 64. 226
15 78. 400

3 16.055
1 4, 745

42 179,905
3 12,610
29 112,660
60 173,250
63 166, 940
6 16,070

1 3,112

Chemist

Inspector

Purchasing officer

Traffic m an agemen t specialist

OS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370 .._

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.956

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,665....

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032..

Total permanent, field..

288 1.389,672
18.9 95,325

269 1, 318, 454
2.5 11,417

270 1,341, ,547
6.2 35,135

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

269.1

1.294,347

1,057
6,342

7,284

266.5

1,307,037

263.8

1,306,412

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay.

5,038

6,238

All personal services, field

1,308,030

1, 312, 075

1,311,650

01 Personal services

2, 233, 295

2, 215, 500

2, 187, 400

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

2, 233, 295

2, 212, 000
3,500

2, 183, 900
3,500

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts.

Expenses, General Supply Fund, General Services Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcation

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Stimmary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

2,463

36

2,291

2,265

44

2,228

2,244

15

2 146

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,072
GS-5.2

$2, 873

CPC-3.2

$3, 399

.$4, 133

as-5.2

$2. 941

CPr-3.2

$3, 485

Average grade

GS 6 "^

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2 974

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,485

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions .

$8, 926. 484
102. 673
37. 397
156. 998

$8,779,886

128,835

34, 960

2,620

$8, 702, 388

49, 615

34,833

664

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Total personal service obligations...

9. 223. 662

8. 946, 300

8, 787, 400

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services . - .

9,083,299

80, ,396

174, 079

188, 831

1,664,904

290,034

1,018,524

19, 662

232,420

237, 494

128, 736

1,933

28,476

8, 796, 100

94,200

291, 600

204, 800

2,401,800

299, 500

1,226,900

8,100

238, 100

17,800

8,637,200
93, 100

141,000

212, 500

05 Rents and utility services

2 432 000

06 Printing and reproduction

299, 900

1,008,900

8,100

222,200

17,200

Services performed by other agencies.

10 Lands and structures

28,600

27,900

Total direct obligations

13,148,688

13, 607, 500

13, 100, 000

Obligatiom Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services ..

140,253

5

356

2,270

779

405

12,820

7,961

346

160, 200

300

1,000

1,300

800

500

16,500

17, 200

400

160, 200

02 Travel

300

1,000

04 Communication services

1,300
800

06 Printing and reproduction

500

07 Other contractual services.

15,500

17,200

15 Ta.ves and assessments...

400

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

165, 195

187,200

187,200

13,313,883

13, 794, 700

13, 287, 200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Director, purchase and stores

Director, standards

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant _

Assistant director

Attorney

Auditor _.

Branch chief

Statistician

GS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Auditor

Budget analyst

Employee relations ofl5cer

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer

Position classifier..

Statistician

Stock control officer

Storage and handling specialist

Supply specialist

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor

Inspection coordinator —

Laboratory coordinator

Organization and methods examiner.

Statistician

Stock control officer

Supply specialist

Training officer

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Attorney

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,800
11,800

9,800
20,200

9,800
10,200

8, ,560
8,760
8,360
8,660
8,360
9,360
8,560
8,360

8,760
8,560
52,360

7,240
7,240

21,920
7,240
7,240

14, 680

14,280
7,240

16,080
8,040

12, 480
6,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 11,800

3 29, 600

2 20, 600

9,800
10, 000

8, 760
8,960
8, ,560
8,760
8,560

8,560
9,360
8,760
8,560
43,800

7,440
7,440
14, 680
7,440
7,240

2 14, 480

1 7,440

2 16, 280

13, 080

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 11,800

20,400
20,600
9,800
9,800
10,000

1, 960
1, 900

1 8, 760
1 8,660

1 8,560

1 9,360

1 8, 960

1 8,760

5 44,000

1 7,440

2 14, 880
1 7,440
1 7, 440

2 14,680

1 7,440

2 16, 480

2 13, 280
1 6, 940

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

99

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule gmdes— Continued
GS-10. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12,080
2 11. 880
2 12. 280
2 12, 280

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12,080
2 12. 280
2 12, 280
1 6, 140
1 6, 140
1 6, 140
1 6. 640

1 6, 140

2 13, 280

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $11,080

Budget analyst

2 12. 480

2 12, 680

Inspection coordinator

1 6. 340

Investicator

I 6.340

1 6. 340

Printine and publication officer

1 6,340

1 5,940

2 13.080
1 6. 940
1 6. 940

1 6,340

2 10, 995

1 6.640
1 6, HO

Storaee and handling specialist

Supp y officer

2 13, 280

Supp y specialist

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

Travel and transportation specialist.
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

3 16,830
1 6, 185
1 5,810

3 17,066

Auditor

1 5,060

2 10. 245

1 6, 060

2 10, 245
1 6.060
1 6.310

3 16. 430

4 22. 365
1 5.060

20 92. 600

1 4,645

40 156,860

41 144,495

21 67,310
4 13, 000

2 6,040

8 22,978

1 5, 810

Inspection coordinator

1 6,060
1 6, 186

1 6.060

Organization and methods examiner.

1 6,310

Printing and publications officer

1 6. 435
3 16. 680
3 16,805

1 6. 560
3 16.930

Supply specialist

3 17,065

Supply officer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

13 62, 040

15 72, 676

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

34 135,815

32 114,960

16 53. 440

2 6.300

2 6,040

8 23,936

33 134. 605

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,6.55.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

29 105. 355
16 64.240
2 6. 380

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980....

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032...

2 6.040
7 21,544

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

211

1, 038. 536
18. 1 84. 304

171

878, 641
2.6 17,261

166

864. 879
4.2 23.481

Net permanent, departmental (av-

192.9

954,232

168.4

861,280

720
3,600
3,375

2,220

161.8

Other positions:

841,398

Intermittent employment

Repnlar pav In excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

42
3,996

2,265
76

3,600
3,321

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

960, 611

871, 195

848,319

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Division chief

1 10, 600

3 26, 280

2 16, 720

1 8.360
22 191,120

2 16, 920

1 10,600

3 26, 680
1 8,360

1 8,560
17 147,920

2 17.120

3 26, 480

1 10.600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Attorney

3 26, 680

1 8, 660

Director, business service center

1 8, 560
16 140.360

Inspector .

2 17.320

Organization and methods examiner

4 36. 840

Personnel officer .. ,

1 8,560
9 76,640

2 14,480

3 22. 720
1 7. 240
3 22,320
6 37,800

6 43,600

2 14,380
2 15. 680
4 30. 160
2 15, 480
6 37, 800

1 7, 640

2 16.080

6 44,200

OS-I2. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

2 14.480

Attorney.. ..

2 14.880

4 30. ,560

Budget analyst

2 1,6.880

Director, business service center

Division cidef

5 38, 800

2 15. 080
2 14. 680
1 7, 040
1 7, 040
26 187,840

6 38, 240

1 6, 540

2 13,880
4 24, 960
4 25,760
4 24. 960

3 20,420
3 17,820

2 12,280

2 15, 280

Organization and methods examiner

1 7, 240

1 7, 040
23 168,120

4 25, 560

2 13, 480

1 6, 940
7 44. 780

2 12, 080
4 25. .360

3 20, 620
3 18, 220

2 12, 280

2 13, 280

3 18, 820
3 19, 220
1 6,540

1 7, 240

Supervisor

1 7, 240

23 170, 720

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Accountant

4 25 860

2 13. 680

Attorney

1 6.940

7 45. 380

Budget analyst

2 12 480

Chemist ..

4 25 560

Director, business service center

3 20.820
3 18. 420

Organization and methods exam-
iner...

1 6, 340

Personnel officer

2 13, 480

Placement officer.. .

3 18,420
2 13,080

1 6,540

2 12,480

1 6, 940
38 236,320

2 11,880

3 17, 250

1 6,000

2 12, 000

1 6, 125

14 77, 340

2 11,245
2 10,995

2 12,880

2 13,680

Production officer..

1 6, 740

Section chief

Statistician ._

1 6,940
38 239,640

1 6, 140

2 11,260

1 6 940

40 254. 620

Training officer

1 6 340

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

2 11,600

Budget analyst

Inspector.

2 12, 250

1 6, 250

9 49, 790

2 12.500
1 6, 260

Supply officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $."1,810:
Accountant

9 50,290

Administrative assistant .

Attorney

3 16, 180

1 6,810

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Branch chief

Budget analyst

Chemist

Credit and finance officer

Employee relations officer

Equipment specialist

Inspector

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Property maintenance officer

Property officer

Section chief

Statistician

Supervisor

Supply officer

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-1. Range $3,176 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

OS-1. Range $2,600 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680..

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-t. Range $2.7.60 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $6,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment '.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services.

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,310

31, 360

6,810

6,186

16,805

136, 375

6,310

21,105

20,740

5,060

5.810

16. 930

5.186

38.170

349. 660

85. 166

896. 636

133.934

874, 426

1
4
4
1
1
3
1
7

65

17

197

32

228

364

1, 258, 600
571

1.827.705

204 596. 120

4 10,800

1
1

2

2

32

66
26

4.490
4.036
7.360
6.748

93. 670
184.920

69, 430

192 652,590

2,252

8. 697, 347
189.1

725,095

2, 062. 9

7, 972, 262

102. 631
33, 401

153, 851

9, 223, 652

9, 083, 299
140, 253

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 810
1 5, 436
6 32, 110

27,050
99.830

5,310
6,435
21,615
21,115

1 5. 810
6 33. 485

U
62
16
179
32
227
362

1. 276. 995
617

1.689,900

186 553.390

3 8.380

60.285
280. 870

82.170
826. 965
134. 440
898. 640

4.490
7.670
7.360
6.828

82. 570
163. 784

65.080

177 616,903

2,094

8. 222, 176
78 9

303,670

2, 016. 1

7,918,605

124,516
31, 585

8, 075. 105

8. 796, 100
150,200

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 810

1 5,560

6 32, 860

27,300
112,200

5,310
6,436
16, 430
21,365

1 5. 810
6 33. 860

11

f)2

16

178

33

221

345

61.160
286. 995

83. 795
839. 125
141,735
900,430

1, 237, 220
616

1,720.635

184 562. 800

3 8,620

4.490
7.770
7.440
6.988

84.730
196.176

69,390

177 616,903

2,078

8. 291, 062
109.4

430. 062

7, 860, 990

46.016
31,512

7. 939. 081

8, 637. 200
150, 200

Operating Expenses, National Archives and Records Service,
General Services Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

934

27

910

933

26

938

921

903

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,326
GS-6.7

$2, 944

CPC-3.4

$3,203

$4,400
GS-5.8

$3,036

CPC-3.7

$3,320

$4. 443

GS-6.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,068

CPC-3.7

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,320

Personal service obligations:

$3, 674, 320
82, 576
13, 964
27,447

$3,878,977
76, 600
15,033
14,215

$3, 869, 739

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

14, 926
1,000

Total personal service obligations...

3, 798, 297

3, 782. 044
22. 140
78. 187
48,961

3,984,825

3, 885, 666

Direct ObUgatiom

3. 966. 825
30.760
70.600
78.000

3, 866, 665

60.600

04 Communication services

80, 100

100

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Operating Expenses, National Archives and Records Service,
General Services Administration — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Direct 06!isa(io)is— Continued

$314. 404
48. 957
231, 679

16,293

292. 712

11, 476

1,300

193

8,360

$395. 000

68. 200

636, 675

15.000

461, 750

9,000

$395, 000

06 Printing and reproduction.

49 500

07 Other contractual services

366, 235
15. 000

Services performed by other agen-

08 Supplies and materials

133 850

7,000

10 Lands and structures ..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities. _.

5,400

5,400

4, 856, 696

5, 625, 000

6, 000. 000

Obligaliom Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Ottier Accounts

16,253
24, 196

19, 000
9,000

19 000

08 Supplies and materials

9,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

40, 449

28.000

28,000

Obligations incurred.

4,897,145

6. 653, 000

5, 028, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
exce^ of $10,800:

Archivist of the United States

General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant Archivist of the United

States -

Director, archival management

Director, Federal Register..

Director, records management

Director, Roosevelt Library

Executive director, National His-
torical Publications Commission.
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, current records

Chief, records center..

Chief, records scheduling

Deputy director. Federal Register.
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Archivist

Assistant to director, archival

management

Editor, Federal Register...

Editor, territorial papers

Editor-attorney, Federal Register..

Records management specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Archivist.. .,

Historian

Records management specialist

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Archivist

Editor, Federal Register

Editor-attorney, Federal Register..

Librarian

Records management specialist

Technologist. .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Archivist

Editor, Federal Register

Historian

Publications editor

Records management specialist

Technologist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

QS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4.965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,4.30.... ,

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range .$4,1.50 to ,$4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3.4.35 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to $3,6,'i0

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3,4,64

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

C P C-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $16, 000

11,050
11,050
11,050
11,800
11,060

10, 800

1 10. 000

1 10, 000

1 9, 800

1 10,600

1 9, 360

8 71,080

8,360
9,360
8,360
8,360
16, 720

10 74.800
1 7, 240
3 21,120

1
20
5
3
1
3
2

1

24

7

2

1

1

2

1

72

3

76

28

42

4

1
1
2
3
6
10
14

6,140
130,800
32. 100
18, 820

6,140
18.020
12,680

6,310

130, 505

37, 795

10, 370

5,810

5,310

10, 620

4,745

324, 636

12,385

288, 035

96, 180

134, 940

12,520

4.275
4.490
7,970
10, 320
20,244
28,300
40, 448

376

1,776,927

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 000

1
1
1
1
2

10
1
3

11.300
11,300
11,050
11,800
11,300

11,050

10. 000
10.000
10. 000
10. 600

9,360
71,480

8,560
9,360
8,360
8,360
16, 920

76, 400

7.440

21,120

20
6
2
1
3
2

1
24
7
2
1
2
2
1

71
3
77
26
39
4

1
1
2
3

7
10
13

131,800
32, 500
12,680
6,340
18, 420
12,880

5,435

130, 865

38, 420

10, 620

6,810

10, 620

10, 870

4,870

323, 180

12, 760

294, 695

89, 590

125, 610

12, 680

4,400
4,490
8,070
10. 480
23.138
28.620
37, 896

370

1,767,499

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

11.300
11,300
11,300
11,800
11,300

11,050

10. 200
10. 200
10. 000
10, 600

9,360
72, 080

8, 500
9.360
8,360
8,660
17, 120

68,760

7,440

21, 320

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICEB continued

20
5
2
1
3
2

1

23

6

2

1

2

2

1

68

3

74

26

38

4

1
1
2
3
7
10
13

133, 400
32, 500
13, 080
6,340
18, 620
13, 080

6,660

127, 456

33, 360

10, 870

6,810

10, 745

11.120

4,870

313, 565

13, 010

288, 095

90, 695

123, 460

12, 840

4,525
4.490
8.070
10. 660
23.298
29. 020
38, 296

1, 741, 604

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

13.3 $67,142

Num- Total
ber salary

9.9 $53,676

Num- Total
ber salary

7.4 $42,718

Net permanent, departmental (av-

362.7

1

709, 785

8,876
6,679

1,676
574

360.1
1

713, 823

3,600
6,597

600
600

352. (

,

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

, 698, 886

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

6,634
500

All personal services, departmental.

1

727, 489

1.72.5.020

1. 706. 420

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy director, records manage-
ment

8

3

2
3

7
7

11
6

1

16
6
4
29
10
50
86
109
117

1
1
9
64
3

16

78, 600
26,480

17, 720
26,280

61. 480
61, 480

68. 540
36, 440

6,600

83. 686
27,630

18, 980
129. 445

40, 460
186. 876
297.290
367. 770
362, 650

3,760

3,374

28,430

149,896

7,610

51, 247

10
6

98, 400
52,360

10
6

99, 400
62,760

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Archivist

Deputy director, records manage-

Records management specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

4

6
9

13
5

33,640

43. 840
66, 160

79,820
30,900

4

6
8

13
4

34, 240

Records manaeement specialist

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

69,520

80,820
24,960

Records management specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;
Archivist . . . . . .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

20
4
4
31
10
60
84

lis

103

1
1
9
44
3

18

107,075
21,616
19,480
138. 480
42,075
227,860
295,900
383, 460
326,930

3,760

3,454

28.690

127. 728

7,820

59,754

20
4
4
31
10
60
84
118
103

1
1
9
44
3

18

108, 450

21,990

19. 730

142. 665

42.076

234,600

299.460

383, 700

328,600

3,760
3,454
28,830
128, 162
8,030

69 764

Records maniigement specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

QS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

GS-2 Range $2 750 to $3 230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-fi. Range $3,200 to $3,680.

CPC-S. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

5.58 2,110,412
37.9 146.877

563 2.199.091
10.8 33.937

661
11

2,209.290
3„-437

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-

620.1

1

,964.535

73, 700
7,375

25, 198

562.2
2

, 165, 154

73,000
8,436

13, 215

560

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

2, 170, 853

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

8,392

All personal services, field

2.070.808

2.259.805

2, 179. 245

01 Personal services

3. 798. 297

3. 984. 825

3. 885. 665

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

3,782,044
16, 253

3,965,826
19,000

3, 866, 666

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

19, 000

Administrative Operations, General Services Administration

OBLIGATIONS EI OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

974

1

890

908

841

Average number of all employees

892

810

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 120
GS-7.0

$3,124
CPC-3.7

$6,281
GS-7.1

$2. 947
CPC-3.2

$5, 301

Average grade

GS-7.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 911

CPC-3.2

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$4, 608. 663
6.499

18, 646

19, 146

69

$4, 709, 379

820

18, 440

4,756

$4,291,376

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

17, 022

Other payments for personal services

Total personal service obligations.-.

4, 653, 013

4, 733, 395

4, 308, 398

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

101

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classlflcatlon

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations

$4, 189, 223
60,706

7,985
63,861
15, 613
76,663
52,365

7,004

30,009

23,244

275

5,063

$4,239,515
80,100
6,140
59, 375
20.930
80,860
45, 920

$3, 829, 914

02 Travel -

63,600

03 Transportation of things

4,255

65,350

05 Rents and utilitv services - - .

14, 750

69,400

07 Other contractual services . . .

28,301

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials. ....

30, 205

21, 000

60

4,906

30,630

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

3,800

Total direct obligations. ..

4,532,011

i 588, 000

4 100,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other AccourUs

01 Personal services - .. -

463,790

877

IS

3,743

33, 812

8,088

916

2,661

1,644

697

493,880
2,200

478, 484

02 Travel

1,750

03 Transportation of things -

5,630
27, 750
9,525
1,040
7,160
2,000
825

6 000

27.050

06 Printing and reproduction.- _

9,000

1,000

6,916

15 Taxes and assessments .. ..

800

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

616,246

660,000

530,000

5,048,257

6,138,000

4, 630, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000:

Administrator

Deputy administrator

General schedule grades;

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Administrative officer _

QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Comptroller

Director, management

General counsel

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer...

Assistant general counsel

Assistant to comptroller

Associate general ooimsel

Deputy comptroller

Deputy director, internal audit

Deputy director, management

Director, accounting systems

Director, accoimts and reports

Director, budget

Director, compliance

Director, contract settlement

Director, credit and finance

Director, information..

Director, internal audit

Director, office services and supply. .
Director, organization and metliods.

Director, personnel

Director, statistics and reports

Member, board of review

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor _

Branch chief.

Deputy director, compliance

Deputy director, information

Deputy division director

Investigator ,_.

Labor relations officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer.

Position classifier _

Program planning officer

Records management officer

Statistician

Supervisory training officer..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accoimtant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor

Branch chief

Budget analyst-

Employee relations officer

Financial analyst

Investigator

Organization and methods examiner.

Section chief

Security administrative specialist...
Space management officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 600
1 15,000

1 13, 200

1 12, 400

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

11,050
23,600
11,050
11,050
11,800
10,800
11,800
11,050
10.800
11,800
11,800
11,800
11,800
10,800
11,550
11,800
11,800
11,550
11,800
22,860

19.600
10.600
40.200
29.600
38.600
10.200
10.000
10,600

10.600

20,200
9,600
9,800

10,400
9,800

21,200

60,720

8,360

17.920

33.640

10, 920

8,660

8,560

17,720

17,720

17. 320

25.480

8,760

8,660

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $17, 500
1 15,000

1 13, 200

1 12. 600

1 12.400

1 12,400

11,050
33,400
11,300
11.300
11,800
10,800
11,050
11,300
11.050
11,8(M1
11,800

11,800
11,050
11,800
11,800
11,800
11,800
11.800
23,100

49, 800
10,600
30,000
20,400
39, 400
10,200

10, 600

10,000

9,600

20.200

9,800

9.800

10,400

10,000

31,600

70,480
8,660
18,320
17,320
17,320
8,760

1 8,560

1 8,760

3 26,680

3 25,880

1965 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$17,500
15,000

12,600
12,400
12,600

11,300
33,900
11,300
11,550
11,800

11,0,50
11, 650
11,0.50
11,800
11,800

11,800
11,050
11,800
11,800
11,800
11.800
11.800
23. 350

39. 800
10. 600
10. 400
9.800
39.600
10.400
10. 200
10.600
10,000

19, 600
9,800
10,000
10,600
10,000
21,200
9,600

43,200
8,560
9,160
8,960

17,320
8,760

8,660
8,760
17,720
26, 080

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

.\uditor

Budget analyst. _

Employee relations officer

Investigator

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer -

Position classifier

Records management officer..

Section chief.

Space management officer

Special agent

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor

Budget analyst

Claims examiner

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer

Position classifier

Records officer

Space management officer

Supply officer

Travel and transportation specialist.

Unit chief

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant -

Administrative assistant

Attorney

Auditor

Budget analyst

Claims examiner

Communications specialist

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner.

Position classifier

Records management specialist

Space analyst

Supply assistant

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

QS-fi. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-,5. Ranee $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,6.55...

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to .$2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . -

Payments above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional comptroller

Regional counsel

Regional director

Regional director, management

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional comptroller

Regional counsel -

Regional director, management

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Budget analyst.

Credit and finance officer

Division chief

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Regional counsel

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Branch chief

Budget analyst

Credit and finance officer.

Division chief.

Liaison officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Placement officer _

Position classifier

Training officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$21,320

14,280

8,040

14,280

36,200

7,240

37, 600

22.320

7,040

15,480

7,840

7,040

7,440

21,520

31,300
18,620
6,940

18,020
6,940
5.940

12,480
6,140

12,280

10, 870
21,490

6,060
16,180
6,185
5,435
5,685
6,810
6,060
15, 4,30
6,185

30

5
44
40
20
2
1

138, 525
22.100
171, 790
140,840
63,080
6,460
2,900

12,920

299 1. 860, 196
22. 7 128. 155

276.3

1, 732, 040

2,604
7,046

1, 748, 616

3 33, 160

4 46. 200
10 116, 250

3 34, 650

7 69, 400

6 60, 600

6 61, 200

34,640

34,640

8,360

45, 000

36,840
43,600

22,120

7,240
14, 140
22, 320
14, 480
21,720
46,240

7,240
14, 480
14,280

7,040
16,280

7,440

4 24, 660
3 19, 420
2 t, 13, 080

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $24, 120
1 7, 240

22,320

37,000

7,440

22,920

22,720

8,040

8,040

7,840

7,240

19,620

6,340

6,940

31,300

19,420

1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2

1
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
31
3
42
32
19
1
1

2
4

6,740
19,220
6,140
5,940
6,940
6,140
6,540
12,080

6,935

11,245

6,185

15,930

15,680

6,310

6,660

6,810

10,995

10,120

15,805

5,185

6,186

145, 855

13, 385

168, 220

114,000

61,045

3,230

2,980

6,460
11,968

284 1,801.708
6.2 33,168

278.8

1, 768, 550

6,929
4.756

1, 780, 236

3 33, 650

4 47. 200
10 117,000

3 35, 400

7
6
7

1

4

1

11

3

6
1

1
2
1
3
3
3
5

70.600
60.800
71, 200

8.360
34,640

8,360
99,160

27,680

61.960

9,360

7,240
14,880

7,640
21,920
21,520
22,320
39, 000

21,920

14, 480
7,240

15, 480
7,640

12, 680

1^ 6,340

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15,480
7,440
7,440
7,840

37,400
7,440
8,040

22,720
8,040
8,040
7,840
7,240

19,820
6,340
6,940
6,940

13,480

6,940
6,340
6,340

0,940
6,340
6.740
13, 480

1 6, 935

2 10, 870
1 5,310

3
1
1
1

2

2

2

1

1

27

2

40

30

13

1

1

16,056
6,435
5, .560
5.810
11,120
10,370
10. 870
6,310
6,185
129,660
9,090
161,6.50
106, 800
42,590
3.230
2,980

2 6,460

4 12, 128

242 1,549.098
11.2 66,798

230.1

1, 482, 300

6,869

1,488,169

3 33,900

4 47, 200
10 118, 000

3 36, 400

7
6
7

1
4

1
11

71,400
61,200
71,800

8,660
36, 440

8,360
99,760

18,720
52, 360

1 7, 240

2 16, 080

3 22, 320

2 14, 680

3 22, 520
6 39, 400

14, 880
It 680

7,240
15, 480

7,640

11,880

6,340

102

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Administrative Operations, General Services Administration — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule erades— Contmued
GS-n. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Attorney --

Branch chief

Budeet analyst

Classification officer

Credit and finance officer

Division chief

Employee relations officer

Oreaniiation and methods examiner-
Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Section chief

Statistician

Trainine officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Branch chief

Budget analyst- --

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Accountant ---

Administratiye assistant

Attorney

Branch chief

Budget analyst.-

Credit and finance officer

Division chief

Employee relations officer.

Organization and methods exami-
ner

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Property officer

Records officer

Section chief

Supervisor

GS-8. Ranee $4,620 to $5.370

G.'^-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955-..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160....

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,4.30

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

1953 actual I 1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$5. 940
24. 160
11.880
6.140
6,940

6,140
18, 220
13. 080
18, 620
37, 840

6.340
13. 880
41, 780

7 37, 796
3 16. 305
1 5. 060

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

20. 740

11.245

6.185

5,435

1,5. 680
5.810
16,055
11.370
,5, 810
10, 995
22, 115
27, 175

Num- Total
ber salary

$18, 420
19,220

1 6, 940

2 13,080

1 6, 340

2 12, 280

3 19. 220
6 38, 240
2 12, 280

6 36, 840

1 6, 250

1 6. 125

27. 676
10, 620
6.810
17,065
16, 805
22, 240

1955 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$24, 760
19, 420

6,940
13, 480

6,340
12,280

4 25, 360
4 26, 360
1 6, 640

24, 160

6.250
6,250

33, 735
6.436
6,310
17.065
16. 180
22, 490

52
24
102
175
124
22

239. 160
100.240

394. 900
611,240

395, 975
66, 325

5,824

1

1

3

3

2

2

3

6

1

46

27

89

172

102

17

6,560

6,310

5. 810

16.430

16, 806

11.245

11,120

16, ,555

33, 360

4.746

215, .395

116. 375

353. 055

611.685

331.640

51, 560

8.094

5, 660

5.310

5,810

16, 755

17,0.55

5,810

11,120

16, 805

28. 050

4,870

209. 860

105. 740

347. 660

687, 950

320, 500

63, 750

13, 438

675 3,137,009
62. 5 260, 386

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) ^'^-^^-^ „„„

2, 876, 623
Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

3.895
11. 600

12, 1.34

87

69

2. 904, 398

4. 653, 013

4, 189, 223
463, 790

624 2. 994, 744
11.2 63.915

612.8

2, 940, 829

820
11,611

2, 953, 160

4, 733, 395

599 2. 904. 868
19.8 95,792

579.2

2, 809, 076

11, 163

2, 820, 239

4, 308. 398

4, 239, 615
493, 880

3, 829, 914
47S, 484

Strategic and Critical Materials, General Services Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary —

Average grade - —

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary ■

Average grade.-

Ungraded positions: Average salary —

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions —

Other positions

1963 actual 1954 estimate 1956 estimate

1,007

3

881

$4,491
GS-6.1

$2, 786

CPC-3.2

$3,468

$3,912,163
17, 717

907

3

860

$4,653
G 8-6.3

$2, 906
CPC-3.1

$3,694

$3, 924, 298
17,446

776

1

758

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION —

continued

01 Personal services— Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base ■

Payment above basic rates

$4,814
GS-6.6

$3,208

OPC-5.1

$3,512

$3, 694, 837
10, 300

Total personal services

02 Travel --•

03 Transportation of things.

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utdity services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities —

15 Taxes and assessments..

1953 actual

1954 estimate

$15, 247
46, 630

Obligations incurred-.

3,991,757

107, 145

1,364,476

84, 194

31,474

60, 786

664, 521

7,563,119

278, 685, 662

210,444

-5,307,467

172

9,799

287, 346, 070

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF THE SECEETAET,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions..
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary..

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions .■

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-weet

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services-
Travel

Transportation of things —
Communication services —
Rents and utility services. .
Other contractual services..

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred..

ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENGINEERS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions..
Average number of all employees.

Average salaries and grades;

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade ;--- v

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates.

Total personal services

02 Travel-

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities.. -

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred..

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
AIR FORCE

Total number of permanent positions —
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary.-

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary. - -

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$3,310
GS-4.0
$3, 200

$247, 304

965
6,692

253, 961

131

10,964

112

141, 757

859, 839

136, 140

1, 116, 113

$15,026
16, 932

3, 973, 700

148,670

2, 227, 700

63,000

22,050

47,600

37, 370

14,660,000

197, 623, 499

7,600

26, 230, 854

1955 estimate

$13, 933
12, 980

5,950

245, 047, 893

3, 632, 050

134,000

3, 433, 860

65, 100

22,000

48, 310

38, 950

13,993,200

269,896,190

2,000

6,850

291,272,500

$3, 616
GS-6.0
$3,600

$2, 225, 520

2, 520, 001

2, 234, 000

300

17, 600

180

227, 500

1, 379, 890

218, 480

1, 778, 660

5,581

6,862,091

128
120

$3, 605
GS-6.8

$2,562

CPCI-3.0

$3, 126

$449, 840

1,729
6, 032

143

134

$3,605
GS-5.8

$2, 552

CPC-3.0

$3, 126

$518, 226

1,963
6,200

457. 601

7,375

70

1,285

669

1,776,217

2,463

570

7, 199, 946

96

2,908

9, 449, 190

626, 389

7,880

250

1,820

692

256, 767

2,502

600

573, 146

100

3,000

1, 373, 146

137
113

$3, 603
GS-4.2
$3,416

,$389, 766

221

184

$3, 660
GS-4.1
$3,460

$640, 662

635
620

$3, 616
GS-5.0
$3,600

$2, 225, 520
8,480

2, 234, 000

300

17, 500

200

227, 500

1,380,700

218, 500

1, 778, 700

5,600

6, 863, 000

93

90

$3,605
GS-5.8

$2, 552

OPC-3.0

$3, 126

$298, 155

1,145
2,700

302, 000

600

50

800

490, 100

2.500

600

100
3.250

800, 000

221

184

$3,560
GS-4.1
$3,460

$640, 660

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

103

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — contlnued

Object dasslflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE

AIR FORCE— continued

01 Personal services— Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base --

$1, 498
9,376

$2,463
15, 382

$2,460

15. 380

Total personal services

400,639
637
88

658.507
1,250

658.500
1.300

800
14, 050

800

05 Rents and utility services .— .

17, 709
141, 582
21, 680

14, 100

08 Supplies and materials

25, 260

25, 300

582, 336

699, 867

700, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVT

Total number of permanent positions

294
268

216
200

158
150

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,442
GS-4.0
$3,609

$3, 442
O.S^.O
$3,795

$3. 442

GS-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 795

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$957,763

3,684
49,203

$763, 300

3,100
41,100

$651,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

2. 100

29,600

Total personal services

1,010,650

2,952

1,012

377

7,884

1,314,152

173, 888

17,000

2,590

2,C66

807,500

2,900

1,000

350

7, .500

1,890.419

170. fion

15.000

1, 196, 000

1,600

583.300

2.800

03 Transportation of things _ ..

1.000

450

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

7.500
1,67 1.. 150

170. 000

09 Equipment

15,000

15 Taxes and assessments

1,600

2, 632, 671

4, 092, 299

2, 463, 000

ALLOCATION TO BT'REAT' OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

08 Supplies and materials --

$134

$986

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivali'nt ofall other positions-

1,660

3

1.461

2,122

3

1,998

1,882

1

1,802

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,316
GS-5.9

$2. 712

CPC-3.1

$3,462

$4,376
GS-5.9

$2,800
CPC-3.1

.$3. 597

$4 513

GS-6.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3. 102

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary....

CPC-4.8

$3,681

01 Personal services:

$5,956,835
17, 717

23,123
116,933

$8,072,006
17, 445

31,031
79. 614

$7 310 772

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

10.300
28. 118

60 660

6,114.608

118,240

1,376.609

85, 968

198, 824

51,444

4,646,311

7, .'•.63, 119

279, 019. 957

1,, 344, 127

1, 895, 069

268

15, 767

8, 20O, 096
161,000

2, 246, 460

06, 150

271, 100

48, 192

3, 56.1, 476
14,660,000

198,040,717

l.SOl.SfO

28,000,000

100

16. 131

7, 409, 850
139 000

02 Travel

3, 462, 400

04 Communication .services.. -..

05 Rents and utility services

67. 3,';o

271 100

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual ser\-tces -

Services perlormed by other agencies.

48.310
3. Wl. 100
13.993.200

09 Equipment

1 796 300

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

100
17 300

302,430,301

257, 076, 272

301, 088, 500

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Departmenial:
General schedule grades;
aS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Commissioner

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION— COD.

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director, materials research and

analysis

Director, storage and transportation.
aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.\ttomey

Commodity analyst

Coordinator of sales

Director, purchase and acquisition..
Director, materials research and

analysis

Director, rubber..

Director, storage and transporta-
tion

Member, board of review

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\ ceo mi tan t

Attorney

Branch chief _

Chief, purchase and sales

Commodity analyst...

Deputy director

Economist

Financial analyst

Investigator

Liaison officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant...

.Administrative officer

.\ssistant chief, inspection

.\ttomey

Auditor

Branch chief

Budget analyst

Commodity analyst

Commodity specialist

Financial analyst

Information specialist

Inspector

Investigator

Supervising purchasing agent

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Assistant administrative officer

Assistant chief, branch

Attorney

Auditor

Branch chief

Budget analyst

Commodity analyst —

Inspector

Investigator

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Program analyst -

Purchasing agent

Section chief

Special agent

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant.

Auditor

Budget analyst

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Investigator

Purchasing agent

Section chief

Special agent

Statistical officer

Traffic management specialist

Unit chief

GS-10. R.inge $5,500 to $6,250:

.Assistant section chief

Supervisor

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

.Administrative assistant

.Attorney

Auditor

Claims examiner

Expediter

Inspection assistant

Inspector.-

Investigator

Purchasing agent..

Section chief...

Statistical analyst

Traffic management specialist

Unit chief

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.5.370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.996

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,546

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.6,55

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,7.'M to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades"
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 800
11,800
10, 800

11,050
10, 800

11,050
11,800

10, 400
9,800
9,600
9.600
19. 600
19, 600
9,800

6
1
1

8

2

15

46

1

92

128

115

4

10, 000
10, 600

17, 120
8,560
8, 560

26, 280
8,560

25, 080
9,360

26, 280

17, 620

8,660
34, 640

26,280

7, 810
7,240
14, 480
14.680
28. 760
7,040
7,040

29, 660

16, 280

7,440
7,440
15.080
29. 160
7,040

6,140

26,160

6,140

19,920

67,460

12, 280

64,460

31, 700

5,940

6,940

6,540

24,960

17, 500
5,500

26, 425
16, 805
10, 120
15,680
10, 870
5,185
6,435
10, 495

31,860

5,310

5,185

44,230

10, 996

75,490

210, 680

4,645

368, 466

450. 240

370, 770

12, 920

14, 120

559 2, 692, 245
33. 7 164, 077

625.3

2, 428, 168

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000
1 12, 000

1
1

4

3

1

5

2

.....

3

1

1

2

3

5

1

1

8

3
14
43

2
79
121
103

3

11,800
10, 800
11,800
11,060

9,600
9,600
9,800
9,800
19, 600
19, 800
9,800
9,800

10, 600

8,560
8,760
8. 560
8,560
17.320
34. 040
9,360
26, 480

9,360

8,560
35, 040
26.280
35, 240

14, 480

7,440

14, 480

22, 620

30. 160

7.040

7,240

7,040

29,760

69, 320

1

2
4

7,640
15, 280
29,560

1
2
4

7,840
1.6. 480
29,760

6,340
24,960

6, 140
20. 120
50,920

66,260
32, 100

6.940

6.740

25,360

17,000
5,625

26. 926
11,245

"'i6."245
16. 305
5.310
6.660
10. 745

15. 555
26. 800

5.436

6,686

44, 855

16, 305
71, 370

197, 940
9,090
315, 390
429, 135
336, 490
9,930

21, 142

530 2, 640, 742
32. 1 161, 813

497.9

2, 378, 929

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000
1 12,000

I

1
4

3
1

4

2

.....

3
1
1
1

2
4

1

1

7

3
14
32

2
68
93

11,800
11,060
11,800
11,050

11,050

9,800
9,800
9,800
9,800
20, 000
20, 200
10, 000
10, 000

1 10, 600

8,760
8,760
8,760
8,760
17, 520
34,440
9,360
26,680

9,360
8,760
35, 240
26,680
35,640

14,680

7,440

14,880

16, 080

30, 360

7,240

7,240

7,040

30,160

60, 120

6,340
25,360

6,340
20. 520
25,760

7 44,580
5 32, 500

6,940
6,740
26,560

17, 375
5,750

21,990
11, 495

" 10,' 495
16, 665

5, 435

6, 085
5,685

10, 620

21. 990

5. .560

5.810

40, 046

16, 665

72, 495

150, 980

9,090

276, 605

337, 035

263, .530

6,620

21,224

443 2, 231, 764
8. 9 40, 395

2, 191, 359

104

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Stiategic and Critical Materials, General Services Administra-
tion— Continued

DETAn. OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continuod

19.53 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION—

continued

Departmental— Continued
Other positions:
Tempor.Try employment .

Num- Total
her salary

$132
12. 067
9,455

15, 674

71

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 300
9.381

3,500

$10. 300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay .

8,507

All personal scrvites, departmental.

2, 465, 467

2, 402, 110

2. 210. 166

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Supplv representative .

2 22, 850

2 19, 200
1 9,600
1 9,600

1 8,760
1 8, 360
1 8, 960

1 8. 560

2 16, 920

2 14, 4.80
6 37, 400

1 6,140

2 11,880
2 12, 880
1 5,940
1 6. 140

12 74,480

1 fi, 140

2 12.080
2 12, 280

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2 19, 600
I 9,600
1 9, 800

2 19, 600

Purchasing agent

1 9 800

1 10, 000

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative officer

Deputy regional director.

1 8, 660
1 8,960

1 8,760

2 17, 320

2 14.680
5 38, 000

1 6. 340

2 12.080

3 19,220
1 6, 140
1 6,140
9 56, 660

1 6.310

2 12. 280
1 6, 340

1 6,000

2 12, 500

1 8, 560
1 9 160

Storage and transportation officer. . .

1 8, 760

2 17, 320

2 14, 880

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Inspector . . ....

5 38, 400

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chemist ._

Depot manager

6 37 240

1 6, 340

Purchasing agent .

1 6 340

2 12 480

Supplv officer .... _ ,

1 6,340
1 6 125

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
General supply officer .

3 18, 500

1 5, 185
3 15.930

2 10. 370
2 10.620

2 10. 995

3 17. 305
47 257. 945

1 5. 685

2 11.120
2 9, 825

37 168, 460

4 16,055
54 206, 640
54 190, 905

101 326,900
44 133, 400

2 12, 500

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

3 16.305
2 10.620
2 10.870
1 5.310
5 27, 925
43 239, 955

3 16, 680
6 30 735

Assistant depot mnnngpr

Chemist

2 11 120

1 5 435

Depot manager

6 33 235

27 154 370

Traffic officer . _- _.

2 11.245

3 16, 110
35 162, 675

3 11,885
44 172, 790
41 146, 115
75 247, 570
38 117, 140

2 11 370

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1 5.370
27 128. 160
3 12 250

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 . .

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

45 175 O.'iO

GS-i. Range $3,175 to $3.655

37 131 490

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to $4.900..

73 240. 790
26 80, 780

2 8 300

CPCnS. Range $3,740 to $4.490..

8 29 920

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

6 14 870

CPCM. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3.032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

2 5, 660
6 16, 432

35 121,391

2 5, 820
6 13, 720

33 121, 912

2 5, 980
7 19, 144

7 24,684

Total permanent, field -.

448 1,871,973
94.7 387,978

377 1,623.287
17.8 77,918

332 1, 440. 268
9. 1 36 790

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates

346.4

1,437,971

6.9 46,024

5,518
5,792

16,415

293

14,277

352.3

1, 505. 918

6.9 39,451

7,145
5,644

316.7

1,365,908

6.2 37,670

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay...

6,426

Nightworii differential ...

Living and quarters allowance..

13, 432

12,980

1, 526. 290

1, 571. 590

1,421,884

3, 991, 757

3, 973, 700

3,632,050

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF THE SECRETART,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMT

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
schedule, working fund, Army)

$263,961

$2,234,000

$2,234,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENOINEERS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

01 Personal servioes (see Consolidated
schedule, working fund. Army)

$457, 601

$526, 389

$302,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
AIR FORCE

Departmental;
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,040
1 3.660

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 240
1 3. 660

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 240

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 3 785

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

2 10. 700

2 10,900
32

2 11,025
26

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. ..

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay

2 10, 700
41

106

2 10, 868
42

2 11,000
43

All personal services, departmental.

10, 847

10, 910

11.043

Field:
Oeneril schedule grades:

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $5,060

42 143,430
93 317. 695

68 238,300
151 618. 784

68 238,300
151 618.800

Tntql pprmRTlpnt, field

135 461. 025
24 81, 960

219 757. 084
37 127. 290

219 757, 100

37 127. 470

Net permanent, field (average num-

111 379,065
1,457

8,424
846

182 629, 794
2,421

13. 976
1,406

182 629, 630

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

2,427
14. 000

Nlghtwork differential

1.400

389. 792

647. 697

647. 457

400,639

658,607

658,600

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
NAVY

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3.230...

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above:
Quarterman

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)... —

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

01 Personal services

$21,900
43, 170
88,790
42,190
20,770

7 38, 003
12 65, 996

212 739, 668

294 1,050.487
2i 92, 724

268

967, 763
3,684

49,203

1,010,660

$17. 670
39. 760
78. 785
35,490
17,700

27, 145
37, 328

148 646, 664

216
16

800, 342
37,042

200

763,300
3,100

807,600

3
8
22

$12,990
28. 780
76, 470
25,680
11,960

16,287
27,996

104 384, 692

158

683, 766
32, 155

150

561,600
2,100

29,600

Miscellaneous

Sites and Planning, Public Buildings Outside the District of Columbia,
General Services Administration

OBLIQATION8 BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees -

18
14

10
10

10
10

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$5,387
GS-8.1

$6,348
GS-7.5

$5. 381

OS-7.6

01 Personal services:

$76, 036
37

305
16

$63,480

$53,480

Other po'iitions

Regular pay in excess of 62-weefc

205

206

Total personal services

76,394

63,686

53,686

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

105

OBLIGATIONS Bi OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$6,128

12

678

980

117,953

187

7,518

94

$2,000

$2,000

04 Commuiiication services -

1,000

1,000

11,915

400

300,000

1,000

1,000

07 Other contractual services _.

11,915

400

209,944

370,000

70,000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEEVICE8

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Attorney

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..
OS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4,955..
GS-5. Ranpe$3.410tO$4.!60..
GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655..

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,360
8,660

7,240

6,740

21,490
4.995
3 14, 615
2 8, 080

1 3, 676

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 360

1 6,940

1 6,810

1 6,120
3 14. 865

2 8, 195

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

6,940

1 6,810

1 6, 245
3 14, 865

2 8,320

DETAIL OF PEESO.N'AL SEBVicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 esthnate

Departmental— Continued
Genera! schedule grades— Continued
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 110

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$3,190

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$3,270

Total permanent, departmental

16 87. 765
3. 4 17, 844

10

53.480

10

63,810
330

Net permanent, departmental

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

12.6 69,921
270

16

10

53,480
205

10

53,480
205

All personal services, departmental.

70.207

63,685

63,685

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Realtv officer

1 6,940
1 3,255

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

Total permanent, field

2 9, 195
0.6 3,080

1.4 6,116

37

36

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

6,187

76,394

63,685

63,685

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

Buildings Management Fund, General Services Administration
ScHEDTji-E A-1. Accrued expenditures hy ohjects

Object classification

1953 actual

19.'i4 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time eauivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

20.868

551
20.640

20.478

522

20.235

20,119

500

19,919

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,948

as-4.7

$3,147

CPC-3.7

$3,406

$4,030
GS-i.8.

$3,172

CPC-3.7

$3,394

$4,045

Average grade

GS-4.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3. 174

CPC-3.7

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,394

Expenditures Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services:

$66,058,340
1, 647, 643

238.696
3.015.697

$64,395,290
1, 468. 000

238.810
3, 074, 500

$63. 410. 800

1,400.000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

231.800

Payment above basic rates

3. 025. 000

Total persona] services

69, 860, 276

16, 775

207.935

9. 09*. 747

70.443.717

8fi. 325

4. 696, 482

7,252.164

99.196

11.091

170. 018

69,176,600

10.000

200.000

9. 000. 000

6*, 613. 000

85.000

3.613.140

7, 000. 000

375. 000

6.000

170.000

68, 067. 600

02 Travel

10.000

03 Transportation of things

200. 000

8. 800. 800

05 Rents and utilitv services

64, 883. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

85.000

4, 8.W. 200

08 Supplies and materials _. ..

7. 000. 000

376 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

6.000
170.000

Total accrued expenditures

161.938,726

164,147,740

144, 452, 600

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEEVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Deputy director, buildings manage-

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800
1 11,800

4 41, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

Director, buildings management

GS-14. Ranee $9,600 to $10,600:

1 $11,800

4 40, 800

1 10,000
1 10, 400

1 8,560
7 69,620

1 11,800
4 41,200

Deputy du-ector, buildings manage-
ment

Engineer , .

1 10,600

1 8, .560
7 60,720

1 10, 600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Buildings management specialist...
Engineer

1 8,560
7 60.720

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEHVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con,

Protection officer

Section chief

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Architect-.

Assistant section chief

Buddings management specialist- _.
Engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Buildings management specialist.-.
Engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Buildings management specialist. . .

Engineer

Section chief

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546 _.-.

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Division chief..

Engineer.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Area manager

Branch chief

Buildings superintendent

Communications specialist

Division chief

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Architect -..

Assistant division chief

Branch chief

Buildings management officer

Buildings management specialist- . .

Buildings superintendent

Communications specialist

Engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Architect

Assistant buildings superintendent .

BuUdings management officer

Buildings superintendent...

Communications specialist

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 360

6 60,960

1 7,040

2 14, 080

1 7,010
4 28,560

2 12,080

7 42, 180

1

6
2
7
3

10
10
12

6,185
31,610

11, 245
30. 435

12, 510
37, 225
34,470
37,480

90 511,640
11.2 46,945

464,595
1,777

466, 476

1 10. 600

2 19,400

3
1
2
2
9
1

13
1

25

1

1

6

12

39
7

54,960
34, 240

8,360
8.360
70,880
25,480

22,320

7,440

15, 480

15. 080

65, 760

7,840

97,320

7,040

183, 800

6,140
5.940
37.240
74. 4S0
246, 060
42,980

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8,560

6 61, 960

1 7, 240

2 14, OSO
1 7. 240
4 29, 360

12, OSO
37,040

11.120
27.050
11.370
26. 856
8,840
31, 405

35, no

13,240

77 476,230
0.7 5,440

76.3

470, 790
1,810

472, 600

1 10.600

2 19,600

6
4
1
1
8
2

3
1

2
2
9
1
13

1
1

6
12

39

7

65.160
34.640
8, .560
8,360
70.680
17,120

22.520

7,440

15. 680

15.280

66. 560

8,040

98.720

7,040

186, 800

6,340
6.140
37. 640
75.280
249, 660
43,380

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $8,560
6 51, 960

1 7,240

2 14, 080

2
6

2

6
2
6
2
8
10
4

29,360

12,080
37,040

11,120
27.050
11,370
26. 8,55
8.840
31,405
35, 110
13.240

468,990
190

468,800
1,800

1 10, 600

2 19.600

1
13

1
25

1
1

6
12
39

7

56,160
34,640
8,560
8,360
70.680
17,120

22,520

7,440

15,680

15,280

66, 560

8.040

98,720

7,040

186, 800

6,340
6,140
37,640
76,280
249, 660
43,380

106

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued

Buildings Management Fund, General Services Administration-
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field — Continued

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num

Total

General schedule Krades— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber

salary

GS-11 Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

20 $124, 000

22 $139,080

22 !139.080

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

1 5, 625
1 5, 625

1 5, 750
1 5, 750

1
1

5,760

Assistant buildings superintendent -

5,750

10 57, 125

12 68, 875

12

68,875

Engineer , . . _

1 6. 000

1

6.000

1 6,250
1 6, 000

1 6, 250
1 6, 125

1
1

6,250

Telephone supervisor

6,125

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

12 63. 345

12 64, 145

12

64, 145

Administrative ofiBcer

6 32 360

6 32, 735

6

32, 735

1 5, 310

1 5,310

1

6,310

Area manager

6 31, 325

6 31,450

6

31,450

Assistant buildings superintendent-

19 103,165

18 99. 230

18

99,230

. Buildings management assistant

1 5, 060

1 5, 185

1

6.185

Buildings superintendent

30 162,900

30 163,675

30

163. 675

1 5,060
4 20, 740

1 5, 185
4 21,240

I

6,185

Communications supervisor

21,240

Cost analyst

3 16 680

1 5, 810

1

6,810

24 127, 940

27 145, 845

27

146.845

Inspector

3 15,680

4 21.240

4

21,240

Production assistant...

1 5,560

1 5, 560

1

6.660

Supplv officer

2 10, 745

2 10,995

2

10, 995

GS-S. Range $4,620 to $5,370

12 69, 565

11 55,195

11

55, 195

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

52 239, 535

52 241,410

62

241 410

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 .

39 166, 380

34 146, 655

34

146, 655

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

177 690, 700

172 680, 215

172

680 215

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655 . .

340

283

263

1.212,090

1, 015, 185

946, 035

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1,124

1,052

1,022

3, 718, 190

3, 509, 940

3, 409, 860

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

78 242, 400

73 230,600

73

230,600

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

1 2 980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

135 693,755

136 702,170

136

702, 170

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

208

216

216

989,875

1,030,835

1

030, 836

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

406

429

424

1,782,435

1, 896, 450

1

874, 360

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

1,221

1,260

1,240

4,856,715

5, 048, 400

4, 968, 260

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

2,068

2,067

2,042

7, 423. 030

7, 457, 810

7, 367, 610

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

793

786

771

2, 651, 877

2, 645, 884

2, 589, 494

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

3.675

3,430

3,251

11, 653, 770

10, 930, 260

10, 457, 930

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1,772

1,756

1,736

5, 261, 254

6, 261, 912

6

197, 032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

8.181

8,141

8,097

22. 780. 150

22.815,400

22

672, 200

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

200 681,100

202 685,690

202

685, 690

20, 778

20, 401

20,043

66, 983, 496

66, 280, 586

65

182, 116

Deduct lapses .

768.1

764

700

2, 389, 751

2, 356, 086

2, 240, 116

Net permanent, field (average num-

20, 009. 9

19, 637

19, 343

64, 593, 745

63, 924, 500

62, 942, 000

Other positions: Temporary employ-

1, 547, 643

1, 468, 000

1

400,000

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...

236, 919

237, 000

230.000

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

1, 162, 653

1, 200, 000

1

200,000

Nlghtwork differential

1,838,841

1, 850, 000

1

800, 000

Additional pay for service abroad

24,000

24, 500

25, 000

All personal services, field

69,393,801

68.704,000

67

597, 000

01 Personal services

69, 860, 276

69, 176, 600

68

067, 600

Conilruclion Services, Public Buildings, General Services Adminis-
tration

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

497
427

242
235

227
225

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,805
GS-8.8

$2, 971
CPC-3.0

$6, 185
GS-9.3

$3,080
CPC-3.0

$6,276

Average grade

GS-9.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,080

CPC-3.0

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Expenditures Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.

$2, 436, 934

10, 811
2,072

-83, 706

$1, 443, 000

5,700
1,300

-53,000

$1,396,600
6 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

1,000

Excess of aimual leave taken over

-50,000

Total personal ,<ierv!(Tps

2,366,111

8,468

883

26, 769

15

14,264

12,896

8,396

31

1,994

1, 397, 000
5,000
1,000
15,000

1,353,000
5,000
1 000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

15,000

10,000
10.000
5,000

10,000

07 Other contractual services

10 000

5,000

09 Equipment

1,000

1.000

Total accrued expenditures

2,438,817

1,444,000

1,400,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, design

Chief, mechanical engineer

Construction engineer

Consulting engineer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Supervising architectural engineer..

Supervising structural engineer

Supervisory architect

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Architect

Assistant chief, construction

Assistant chief, design

Assistant chief, project and sites

Attorney

Engineer

Head, project survey..

Supervising architectural engineer..

Supervising structural engineer

Supervisory architect

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Architect

Attorney

Budget analyst

Chief, contract and labor

Engineer

Organization and methods examiner.

Site planner

Supervising structural engineer

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative analyst

Administrative assistant

Architect

Engineer

Section chief

Supervising structiu-al engineer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

Administrative law clerk...

Architect

Attorney

Budget analyst

Claims examiner

Engineer

Position classifier

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay..

Excess of armual leave taken over leave

earned

01

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,800
3 31.200

9,800

9,800
36,240

1
1
4
23
1

8,760

35, 040

202,280

8,760

1
4

40
1
1

9,360
35,840

301,000
7,240
7,240

52 394, 080
1 7,240

2 12, 480
1 6,340

59 378, 060

44 287. 660

1 6,540

10. 870
5.810
121, 695
5,810
5,185

24 130, 440

15, 230
169, 700

44,200
134, 565
201,670
112, 130

16, 670

17 50, 504

497 2, 836, 899
70. 1 399, 965

426.9

2, 436, 934
10,811

2,072

-83, 706

2,366,111

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10. 400
1 9.800

1 9.800

2 21,000

1 9,600
1 10,600
1 9,600

8,660
8,660

2
13

18,120
116,680

17,120

9,360

35,040

77,200

7,440
7.040
290,320
8.040
8,040
38,600

1

26

24

1

4

6,740

170,840

157, 360

6,540

27,660

11,120

1

1
6
1
1
9
7
19
29
14
2

6,185

6.060

31,610

5,060

5.120

40. 720

31. 440

77.415

101,835

45.940

6,540

15,400

242 1,481,405
7 38, 405

235

1,443.000
5,700

1,300
-63,000

1, 397, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 400
1 9,800

1 9,800

2 21,000

1 9,600
1 10,600
1 9,600

8,560
8,560

2
12

18,120
106, 920

17,120
9,360
35,040

69,360

7,440
7,040
275, 840
8,040
8,040
38,600

1

25

24

1

4

6,740
163,900
157, 360

6,740
27,560

11,120

18
24
11
2

5,310

5,060

31,610

6.186

6.120

40,720

26. 895

73, 255

84.680

36,530

6,620

15,400

227 1, 408. 646
2 12,045

225

1, 396, 600
5,400

1,000
-50,000

1,353,000

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

107

General Supply Fund, General Services Administration

SCHEDTTLE A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

332

25

334

330

19

310

319

32

337

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

Average grade

$3,914
GS-5.0

$3. 240

CPC-5.2

$3. 619

$4,009
GS-5.0

$3,382

CPC-5.3

$3,386

$4,124
GS-5.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,522

CPC-5.4

Ungraded positions: Average .salary

$3,395

Direct Expenditures

$1, 376, 860

$464,795

$190,000

Expenditures Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services:

1,013,255
87, 080

4,204
13,637

-21,885

998. 400
65,300

4,300

1.085,100

Other positions

111,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

4,400

Excess of annual leave taken over

-25,900

-5,400

Total personal services

1,096.191

2.923

2.780

3.802

117,201

3.770

341.341

473.410

118, 754, 899

2,765

3,969

1,W2,100

7, 700

3.900

3.400

113.300

3.900

513. 800

532. 5(»

128, 193, 002

1,195,600

02 Travel

8,900

03 Transportation of things.. . . . .

3,800

04 Communication services

3,000

112.600

06 Printing and reproduction.

3.900

736, 500

08 Supplies and materials ... .

481 , 300

Materials supplied to other agencies.

140,072,900

15 Taxes and assessments

5,800

6,500

Total expenditures payable out oi
reimbursements from other ac-
counts..

120,803,0,51

130.419,402

142,624,000

Total accrued expenditures...

122, 179, 901

130, 884, 197

142, 814, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Production ollicer

Num. Total
ber salary

1 $5, MO

3 16,305
1 5, 370

4 15, 930

1 4, 035

5 17, 635
7 22. 650

2 5, 980

2 9, 266

6 28,150
10 36, 660
84 311.405
43 144.640
12 39. 288
66 191, 140
80 221,387

5 17, 597

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140

3 16,680
1 5. 370

4 16.430
1 4.160

5 18.035
8 26.160

1 3, 230

2 9. 505
8 37.200

11 41,525
77 294, 760
36 12,5.360
16 ,52, 144
63 187, 690
61 178, 659

32 108,365

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

4 22,115

GS-S. Rantfe $4,620 to $5,370

1 5, 370

GS-6. Range $3,795 to M,M5

3 13,010

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

1 4.160

GS-1. Range $3,176 to $3,666

6 18.435

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

9 29, 750

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Ranee $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,1,50 to W,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range .$3,436 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to $3.680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.454 _

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

10 46, 275
9 42, 350
8 31,306
77 301,760
27 9S, 480
20 65, 160
46 144. 220
65 193, 267

33 112,034

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

332 1,093,367
23.3 80,112

330 1,131,413
38.8 133,013

319 1,133,831
13.7 48,731

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

308.7

1,013,255

87,080
4,204

13.537

-21,885

291.2

098, 400

65, 300
4,300

306.3

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

1, 085, 100

111,600
4,400

Excess of annual leave taken over leave

-25, 900

-5,400

01 Personal services . .

1,096,191

1,042,100

1,195,600

Working Capital Fund, General Services Administration

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

154
148

142
139

142

137

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$3,713
GS-4.0

$2, 795
CPC-3.2

$4. 262

$3,764
GS-4.1

$2,868

CPC-3.2

$4,544

$3, 807

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

OS-4.1

$2,914
CPC-3 2

Average grade

Ungraded positions: .Average salary

$4, .582

Expenditures Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services:

$568, 700

2.272
4,048

-1,168

$651,011
2,165

$660,081
2,184

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

Excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned

-1.176

-1, 265

673, 862

38

75

3,612

640

10, 339

669

122, 975

12,043

240

666

552, 000

100

100

4,000

700

11.200

800

142, 600

25,000

400

700

551, 000

02 Travel

100

100

04 Communication services

4 000

700

07 Other contractual services

11.000

Services performed by other agencies-
08 Supplies and materials

1.000
14S. 000

20,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

4(M1
700

726, 149

737,600

737, OOC

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Derartmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Printing and publications specialist,
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief, printing..

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Illustrator

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:

Assistant branch chief

Chief, duplicating

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Chief, photographic section

Illustrator - -

Printing and publications ollicer...

Printing specialist

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160-

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655...

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3.230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..-.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Assistant foreman

Assistant machine operator

Foreman

Mechanic

Offset press operator

Photographer

Photo stripper

Power collator operator.

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

Lapses

Savings due to use of former pay scales

for part of year

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excels of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay :

Excess of annual leave taken over leave
earned

Personal services .

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$10, 400

7,640

5,940

6,125
5,760

5,560
6,060
6.185
6.310

28. 605
4,170

43, 260

32,415
133. 360

63. 990
2,820

3,680
18. 984
2,490

11.066
6.741

16, 661
6.158
5,325
6,096

38 160. 793

154 590, 584

5.6 16,992

4,892

148. 4 668, 700
2,272

4,048

-1.158

673, 862

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 400

1 7, 840

1 6, 140

1 6, 260

1
I
1

1
7
1
8
6
36
18

5,686
6,186
6,310
6,435

33, 060
4.295

32. 030

21. 770
116. 850

55,900

1 3. 680

8 22. 336
1 2, 560

2
1
4
1
6
1
2
1
30

11.648

6 032
24. 316

5,387
31.719

6,346
10, 358

5.179
118.121

142 662, 832

3.2 10.276

1,545

138.8 551,011
2,166

-1, 176

562, 000

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

1 7,840

1 6, 140

1 6,250

1
1
1
1
7
1
8
6
36
18

5.810
6.310
5.435
6, .560

33. 435
4.420

32, 655

22.010
117.810

56,540

2
1
4
1
6
1
2
1
30

3,680
22. 816
2,640

11.648

6.032
24. 877

5.387
31.719

5.616
10. 358

5.179
119.140

142 668, 907
4.8 18,826

137. 2 650, 081
2,184

-1, 265

551,000

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Salaries and Expenses, OfBce of the Administrator, Housing and
Home Finance Agency

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average nnmhpr of all emplnyeeq

1,026
730

849
602

767
562

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,201
GS-8.9

$6,436
GS-9.3

$6, 436

Average grade. _ - . . . _

GS-9.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

W, 606, 658

17, 749
8,150

$3,830,344

14, 756
6,300

$3, 570, 7M

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

13, 746
3,400

Total personal services

4, 632, 557

205, 302

4,552

101,466

92,118

92, 901

23,579

92,112

37, 039

12,020

36

5,107

3,851,400
321,025
4,300
79. 425
75,000
65,800
24,900
42, 700
32,400
15, 975

3, 587. 900

02 Travel

331.975

03 Transportation of things

04 Conimnnic'itinn services

3.700
93. 575

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction.

50,000
55, 400

19,225

Services performed by other agencies.

45,000
30, 575

21,800

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

3,750

3,850

Total obligations

6,298,789

4,516,675

4, 213, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Administrator

Deputy administrator

Division director __ __

Commissioner

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant administrator- . _

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Division director

Deputy assistant administrator

Special assistant

Associate general counsel

Branch head

Staff head

Assistant division director

Chief, compliance and special in-
vestigations. _ _

Assistant commissioner

Construction engineer

Agency accounting officer _

Credit and finance specialist

Area supervisor

GS-H. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Division director

Special assistant

Branch head

International housing adviser

Racial relations adviser

Assistant general counsel

Principal land attorney

Principal finance attorney

Executive officer

Program representative _.

Statistician _._

Attorney _

Program analyst

Engineer

Construction engineer _

Urban planning adviser

Arch itect

Budget analyst

Organization and methods special-
ist

City planning engineer.. _

Assistant area supervisor

270200—54 8

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

1
1
2
1

$17,500
15.000
30,000
14,800

1
1
2
1

$17, 500
15,000
30.000
14,800

1
1
1
1

$17. 500
15.000
15.000
14,800

2

24.600

2

24,600

2

25,000

1
1

10.800
11,300
34, 150
34,650
69, 550
45. 950
11,800

1
1

10,800
11,300

11,050

3

3
6

3
S
4
1

34,900
58,000
45, 950
11,800

34,900
46,450

4
1

46, 460
11,800

1
1
1

10,800
11,800
11,800
11,050
10,800
43, 950

1
1

10.800
11,800

11,050
11, 800

1
1

1
1
4

11,050
10,800
43, 950

1 11,300

4

44,950

1

7
6
1
1

10,400
69, 800
62.200

9,800
10. 400
10.600
10.400
10,600
20,000

9,800
39,800
19,800
60.000
30,600
10.600
29.800
10.200
19,400

1
5
7
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
2
5
1

10,400
49,800
73,000
19,400
10,400
10,600
10,600
10,600
20.200

9.800
30.000
20,000
50.400

9,800

10, 600
40.600
73.600
10.000

1

1
1
2
1

1 10,600
1 10, 600
1 10. 600
1 10, 400

4

2
6
3

2
6

20. 200
50.600

1

3

1

2
1
2

20,400
10, 200
19,600

2

20,400

2

2

19,800

1

1
4

9,800
9,800
38, 400

1

1
4

9.800
10. 000
38,400

1
1
4

10.000
10, 000
39,200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Agency personnel officer

Housing code specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Relocation specialist

Branch head —

Program analyst -.

Field liaison officer

Racial relations adviser..

Statistician

Assistant to the .Administrator

Commodity industry analyst

Classification olficer

Credit and finance specialist

Engineer

Urban planning adviser

Municipal finance specialist -.

Real estate adviser

Architect

Technical information specialist

F ield represen tat ive

Financial economist

Budget analyst

Executive olficer

Liaison representative

Organization and methods special-
ist

Information specialist

Attorney

Housing codes specialist —

Placement olficer

Contractspecialist

Auditor

Accountant

Assistant branch head

Relocation specialist.

Loan exammer _

Compliance investigator...

Section head

Construction engineer

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,M0:

Construction engineer

Statistician

Urban planning adviser

Placement olficer

Program analyst..

Real estate adviser

.\ccountant

Assistant branch head..

Graphics specialist

Loan examiner

Site representative.

Engineer

Urban planning adviser

Architect

.Administrative assistant

Field representative

Budget analyst

Organization and methods spe-
cialist

Compliance investigator..

Special inquiries officer

Information specialist

Attorney -

Insurance adviser

Auditor

Archivist..

Technical information specialist- . .
Commodity industry analyst

O.S-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Racial relations adviser

Statistician..

Section head

Administrative analyst

Urban planning adviser

Organization and methods spe-
cialist

Program analyst —

Field representative

International housing adviser

Placement ofl5cer...

Attorney

Graphics specialist

Classification officer

Accountant

Administrative officer

Administrative assistant

Correspondence analyst

Budget analyst

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1
1
1

15
5
2
6
1
1
9
1
1
1
1

5
5
18
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
3
I

1
2

2
3
6
1
1
11
2
2
3
1
1
1
1

Total
salary

$9,800
9,800

42.400
18, 320
35, 840
17, 920
9,160
62, 760

8,560

8.360

8.560

134.000

44.200

18, 520

65, 160

8,560

8.360

79,010

8.360

8,560

9,360

9,160

43,800

44,800

162,480

8,560

8,560

8,560

34,8i0

17, 720

8,760

9,360

26,280

8,360

44,400

7, WO

16,280

7,840

7,440

7,040

7,040

15,280

7,240

7,440

15,080

14, 680

14,880

21,920

7,240

7,040

68,160

7,240

39, 600
15,280

7,240
23,320
44,840

7,240
38, 000

7,240

7,040
14, 080

6,540
19, 620

6,740

11, 880

12, 480
19, 020
36,640

5,940
6,940
66, 340
12,680
13,080
19, 220
6,940
6,140
6,340
6,140

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

1 $9, 800

2 19,400

34. 640
9.160

36. 040

17. 920
9.160

44,000
8,360

8.660
8,760
79. 040
43,600
18, 620
65,160
8,560

8
1

70,480
8,360

17,920
9,360

8

71,080

2
1

2

1

17, 920
9,360

3

4
14

25,480
35,640
127,240

3
3
12

25, 880
27, 480
110,920

8,760

8,760
44,000

8,360
18,120

9,360
16,920
16,720

9,360
26,880

15,480
8,040
7,440
7,240
7,040

15,280
7,440

7,240

186,000

7,440

29, 560

7,440

10 76, 000

23, 520
15, 480

8,040
45, 040

7,440
68,560

7,440

7,240

6,740
19, 420
6,940
6,940
6,140

1 6, 140

2 12, 280
6 36, 840

54, 860
6.340
6.940
6,340

6,340
5,940

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10. 000
1 9,800

34, 840

9,160

36, 640

18,120

9, 360
8,560

8,560

70,680
44.000
18. 720
66,560

8,760
8,760

44,400
8,560

18,320
9,360
8,560

16,920
9,360

35,640

8,040
8,040
7,640
7,240
7,240
15,480
7,440

1 7,240

25 187,200

29,560

10 77, 000

23, 720
16,680

8,040
37,200

7,440
69,160

7,440

1 6. 740

2 13, 280

6,940
6,140

1 6,140

2 12, 480
6 37, 440

9 65, 660
1 6, 540

6,540
5,940

109

no

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Administrator, Housing and
Home Finance Agency — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSO.vAL SEUvicES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule pn^des — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Archivist

Auditor

Real estate adviser

Librarian

Project cost analyst

Compliance investigator

Project analyst

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Statistician

International housing adviser

Architect

Budget analyst

Attorney

Special inquiries officer

Accountant

Project analyst

Librarian

Housing codes analyst

Reports analyst

Compliance investigator.

Field representative

Placement officer

Organization and methods specialist
Communications and records spe-
cialist --

Commodity industry analyst

Administrative assistant

Classification analyst..

Purchasing officer

Auditor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $3,950 to $3,430.

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,2,30

Crafts, protective, ajid custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates
at less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary) . . .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1
13
2
1
4
2
2

1
1
3
4
1
4
3
2
1
1
1
3
1
2

2

2

5

1

1

3

2

44

42

109

59

44

5

$6,140
82,220
11,880
5,940
25,360
11,880
12,880

21,990

5,810

5,185

15, 430

21,615

5,060

21,490

15,680

10. 495

5,060

5,810

5,310

15, 430

5,185

10, 370

10. 370

10.370

26. 675

5.060

5,560

15, 930

9,740

203. 770

18.5. 015

42S.815

204, 125

141.000

15, 190

1 3. 230

8 23, 456

11,585

690 4, 285, 091
80. 7 485, 335
32 190, 526

577.3

3, 609. 230
13, 913

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140
19 118.060

2 12. 280

4 25, 360

3 18, 020
2 12, 280

4 21,615

1 5, 185

3 15,680
3 16, 180

21,740

20,740

5,435

5, 185

5,810

4 20, 865
1 5, 310

5,310

27, 300

1
10

2
37
33
74
49
37

3

5, 685
52, 475

9,990
173, .585
140, 735
297, 090
172,855
122. ,590

9,690

1 3, 230

7 20, 604

8,383

597 3, 822, 757
79. 1 543, 529
24. 4 146, 700

493.5

3, 132, 528
12, 072

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 340
19 119. 260

2 12, 280

26, 160
18, 220
6,340

16,680

16,065
16, 430

16.805

21,115

6,560

5,310

4 21,305
1 5, 435

6,436

22,490

5.810

53. 100

10.240

1,56.515

139. 270

254. 955

160. 475

121,080

9,690

1 3. 230

6 18,112

8,383

533 3, 412. 650
43. 6 327, 635
25. 2 164, 200

464.3

2,930,815
11,286

DETAIL or PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,150

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,300

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,400

All personal services, department.^].

3,631,293

3, 150, 900

2.945,500

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Regional representative

8 90. 6,50
1 11,800

4 42. 400

1 9, 600
7 70. 200

6 60.000

2 19. 800
2 19. 200

1 9,600

7 64, 120

2 18, 120

8 69, 480

3 25, 280

6 57. 250
1 11.800

4 42. 400
1 9.600
6 59. 600

5 58,000

Regional engineer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10 600

Regional counsel

1 9 800

5 50,600

Commodity industry analyst

Assistant regional representative

2 19. 800
2 19. 200
1 9.600

6 54,960

2 20,000

3 30, 200

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Regional counsel

6 46, 400

Administrative officer .

Commodity industry analyst

Assistant regional representative

Finance analyst

7 60. 520

1 8.360

3 26.080

26 236, 960

6 53. 160

1 8.560

2 18 720

Construction engineer

30 274, 200

1 7, 040
6 46, 240
6 45, 240

4 30, 360

5 37, 600
1 7, 040
1 8.040

33 253. 520

1 5. 940

4 25. 320

16 101. 610
9 56. 860
3 20, 620

6 32, 860

5 27, 425
3 15. 430

2 10, 245

11 63 380

12 62, 290
42 167, 220
66 233, 150

17 54. 870

23 213, 880

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Area representative

Administrative officer

4 30, 660

2 15, 480

3 22. 520
2 15. 280

4 30 760

Commodity industry analyst

Project analyst

1 8.040
3 22 720

Finance analyst

2 15, 480

2 16, 080
43 329, 720

2 16, 080

Construction engineer

43 329, 720

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

3 19, 820

20 127. 200
3 19. 020
2 13,680

2 10, 995

3 16, 305
3 15. 930
1 6,060

12 58, 460
12 52.415
24 95. 465
39 138. 225
7 22, 730

3 20,020

Construction superintendent

Commodity Industry analyst

25 159, 600
2 12, 480
1 6. 940

Administrative assistant

1 6. 185

Accountant

3 16, 555

Construction superintendent

Commodity industry' analyst

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

3 16, 305

1 5,185

10 49. 300

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

11 48. 620

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

23 92, 055

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,6,56

QS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

35 125, 765
7 22, 810

Total permanent, field

336 2, 076, 780
62. 1 304, 482
121. 6 774, 870

262 1,641,075
40. 9 257, 959
102. 3 685, 300

234 1, 523, 440

Deduct:
Lapses

32. 6 197, 701

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

103. 9 685, 800

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelt base...

152,4 997.428
3.836

108. 8 697, 816
2,684

97. 6 639, 939
2.461

1. 001. 264
4. 632, 567

700.500
3, 861, 400

642.400

01 Personal services. -

3, 687, 900

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS administbative expenses by objects — continued

OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR

Federal National Mortoaoe Association

Administrative Expenses, Federal National Mortgage Associa-
tion, Housing and Home Finance Agency

administrative expenses by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of positions

937
706

798
611

653

620

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,399
OS-5.9

$2, 632
CPC-2.5

$4,422
OS-6.0

$2, 771
CPC-2.6

$4,624
GS-6 3

Average grade.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .. .

$2 851

CPC-3.5

01 Personal services administrative ex-
penses:
Permanent positions

$3,097,004

11,912
6,269

55,400

$2,770,160
10,620

$2, 863, 700
11,040

Regular pay m excess of 62-week
base.

Payment above basic rates

Excess of annual leave earned over

33, 370

34 535

Total personal services admin-
istrative expenses

3, 169, 675

2,814,150

2, 909, 276

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

02 Travel

$72, 731
6,672

50, 410
240,804

22, 673

11,350

9,311
14,188
21, 749

8,923

$73,000
10,100
54, 350

248,300
19, 700

14,000

136, 000
12, 400
19,000

$87, 750

03 Transportation of things

7,800

04 Communication services .

55, 050

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

237, 950
20, 250

07 Other contractual services:

General Accounting Office audit

Fees for contract legal and profes-

14,000
136, 000

Mlscellaneous contractual services..

12, 625
19,300

15 Taxes and assessments (Federal In-

Administrative ex-penses Incurred.

3,628,386

3,401,000

3, 600, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 11,0.50
1 11,050

1 11.800

2 20.400
2 19, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 11.300
1 11,300
1 11,800

1 10, 600
1 9,800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

I 11,300

1 11,300

Controller .

1 11,800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10,600

Assistant general counsel

1 9,800

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY

111

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule prades — Continued
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Secretary-treasurer..

Chief auditor

Assistant loan manager

Accountant

Attorney

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Special assistant to the president- .

Superyising auditor

Attorney

Assistant treasurer

Special sales representative.

Budget officer

Personnel officer

Chief of section

Assistant chief auditor

Mortgage security analyst

a.S-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant budget officer.

.\ttorney

Assistant secretary

Special representative

Chief of section

Loan examiner

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Sales representative

Placement officer

Position classifier

Accoimtant

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Budget analyst

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Procurement officer

.\uditor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-T. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range .$.'!.410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $.1,175 to $3,655

QS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3.430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-). Range $2,7.50 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800

1 10, 400

1 9,800

1 9,600

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime. .

Excess of annual leave earned over leave

taken

All personal services, departmental .

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Agency manager

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant agency manager

Attorney. _

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant agency manager

.\ttorney

Anditor-in-charge

Chief nf division-

GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant chief of division

Attorney.. _

Auditor _

Cashier

Chief of division

Examiner (loan)

Loan liquidation supervisor

Loan service supervisor..

Sales representative

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Head of branch.. .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant cashier

Assistant chief of division

Attorney

Auditor.

Cashier

Examiner Ooan)

Head of section

GS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.515

GS-5. Range $3,410 to W,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

1
1

1

1
11

4
18
14

7

8,560
8,560
9,160
9,360
9,300
9,360
9, 360
8,360
8,560
9,160

7,440
23,120
7,040
8,040
14, 280
15, 280

6,940
6,940
5,940
6.140
33,100

6,250

5,185

5,060

5,185

5,370

52, 005

17, 180

69,140

48,690

22,310

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9. son

10, 600
10,000
», 800
9,600

8,700

6,264

102 590, 699
17.8 94,375

84. 2 496, 224

1,909

219

8,890

607.242

7 71.000

4 36, 040
6 61, 760

3 22, 320

5 35. 380

8 68, 320
12 88, 180

1
1

H
7
6

66

11
6

86
1

75
221
218

24

62, 000
55. 260
158, 300
5,940
5.940
7,925
6,310
14, 265
25,760

11, 250

5,810

6,810

66, 910

35. 920

32, 485

360. 990

60,160

29, 595

393, 255

4,045

289. 250

76S. 540

684, 950

77. 980

835 3, 527, 680
213.6

926. 900

621.6

2, 600, 780

8,360
9.360
8,360
9,360
9,360
8,560
8. 760
9,360

2 16. 080
1 7, 240

7,440
15, 480

6,940
6,940
6,140
6,340
33, 476

5,310

6.370
48, 425
25, 270
62. 435
32, 620
19, 460

2,760
2,792

86 607, 147
9.6 52,447

76. 4 454. 700
1,750

6,475

461, 925

61, 400

44, 800
60,720

14, 680
35, 200
44,440
89, 480

63, 400
54, 860
114.120
23,760

14, 865

19,030
5,625

22, 616

10
5
2

39
11
11
63
1
103
196
1.57
20

52, 475

26. 175

10, 995

218, 090

60, 910

53.445

289, 770

4.170

384.915

687. 140

600, .530

60,840

712 3,018,440
177.7

703, 016

534.3

2, 315, 426

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,000
10.600
10, 000
9.800
9,600

8,760

16,720
9.360
8,360
9.360
9. 360
8.760
8.760
9,360

2 16, 080
I 7, 240

1 7, 640

2 16, 480

1 6, 940

1 6, 340

1 6, 340

5 33, 875

5,435

5,370
44, 470
21,475
54,116
33, 020
19, 700

2,&30
2,872

82 493, 622
4. 1 24, 622

77. 9 469. 000
1,800

44.800
i3, 400

36, 000
M. 000
75,200

64.200
55, 260
126. 600
24.360

24,760

2.1, 115

42, 180
16, 305
.5. 810

216, 700
55. 8.50
49. 325

279. 155

93 349, 805
149 626, 255

94 302, 820
16 49, 600

571 2,520,320
28.5

125, 620

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime.

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 003
5,040

46, 610

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,905

Num- Total
ber salary

- $9,240

Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken.. .. . . .

27, 895

28,885

2,662,333

2, 362, 225

2, 432, 826

3, 169, 675

2, 814, 160

2, 909, 276

642.5

2, 394, 700

HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
Administrative Expenses, Home Loan Bank Board

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY ORJECT.S

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

127
120

129
124

130
127

.\vcrage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary..

$6, 577
GS-7.8

$5,685
GS-8.0

$5, 691

-Average grade

OS-8 0

Personal service administrative expenses:

$700, 849

2,566

384

$727, 819
2,825

$740, 766

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

2,917

Total personal service administra-

703,799

730, 644

743, 673

Dired Administrative Expenses

656, 128
22,441

701,374

25, 000

700

13, 965

1,700

3,500

1,360

5,195

15, 550

6,066

100

500

714, 932

02 Travel

35,000

03 Transportation of things

127

12,100

12, 959

Penalty mail

1,700

2,365
1,235
2,973
11,885
2,783
26
416

2.600

1, 336

Services performed by other agencies.

3,277
14, 469

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments .

100
600

Total direct administrativeexpenses.

712, 350

775,000

787,000

Administrative Expenses Payable Out of
Reimbursements From Other Accounts

01 Personal services .

47, 671

44

179

447

12, 337

29,270

35

140

106

9,450

28, 741

41

164

Services performed by other agencies.

123
11,931

Total administrative expenses pay-
able out of reimbursements from
other accounts

60,678

39,000

41,000

Administrative expenses incurred...

773, 028

814,000

828,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:
Chairman, Home Loan Bank Board..

Member of the Board

General schedule grades:
aS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

General counsel

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.Assistant to the Board

Associate director, Federal home

loan bank operations.

.Associate general comisel

Auditor

Chief supervisor

Director, Federal home loan bank

operations

Secretary to Home Loan Bank

Board

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Assistant chief supervisor

-Assistant general counsel

Chief, division of Federal savuigs

and loan operations

Comptroller

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

2 30, 000

12, 066

10, 900
10, 835
11,800
11,800

11,800

11,800

9,697
19,256

10,200

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16. 000

2 30, 000

12, 200

11,800

11,050
11,0.50
11,800
11,800

11,800

11,800

9,800
19, 600

10, 400
9,600

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

2 30, 000

11,300
11,800
11,800

11,300

11,800

10,000
20. 000

10,400
9,800

112

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
HOME LOAN BOARD— Continued

Administrative Expenses, Home Loan Bank Board — Continued

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SEKViCES — continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Director of personnel

Special representative

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant and auditor

Assistant secretary to Home Loan

Banli Board

Assistant to the chief supervisor

Bank operations analyst

Budget officer

Chief ban Ic examiner

Comptroller

Deputy comptroller

Director of information.-- —

Financial economist -

Investment analyst --.

Principal attomev- - -.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant comptroller

Assistant secretary to Home Loan

Bank Board

Bank examiner

Budget officer

Administrative assistant

Chief, division of personnel

Principal review examiner

Reviewing examiner

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Bank examiner

Reviewing examiner

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Reviewing examiner

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Attorney-adviser

Bank examiner-

Budget examiner

Examiner

Law clerk

Personnel assistant

Reviewing examiner

Secretary to the chairman

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

QS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

O S-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.()80

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental -
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600
1 10, 600

1 8, 560

3 25, 880
1 8,388

8,680
8,924

1 9, 142

"i 8,703

1 8, 388

7,345

8.165
7.560
7.444
8,040

8.040
30,900

12. 520
5,975

5,676

6,375
4,850
6.222
6.914
5,486

10, 222

5
13

8
21
19
10

1

1
2

25,574
62, 628
34, 932
83. 300
66.011
33. 034
2,760

3,680
4,965

127
7

728, 476
27, 627

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base--.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay -.

Personal services -

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct administrative expenses

Administrative expenses payable out of
reimbursements from other accounts..

120

700, 849
2,566

384

703, 799

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 760

8,360
17, 920
8, 660
8,360
8,760

8,360
9. IfiO
8. 360
8,760
8,560

7,640

1 8, 040

1 8, 040

6 46, 240

3 18. 620

1 6, 140

10, 620
10, 246

1

1
1
2
1
1
3
14
7
23
17

5,935

5,660

5,186

10. 620

5. Of*

5. 560

15. 735

66, 245

31,065

91, 430

60,296

26.960

2,830

3,680
4,980

129 762. 970
5.3 25,161

123. 7 727, 819
2,825

730, 644

656, 128
47, 671

701, 374
29, 270

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 760

8. 560
26, 280
8.760
8.360
8.960

8, 360
n. 360
8.360
8. 960
8,760

7,840

8.040
8,040
69, 720

19. 220
12, 280

10, 870
10, 496

1
1
1

2
1
1
3

14
7
24
16

5.935
6,686
5.310
10.870
6.185
6.685
16. 986
66, 870
31.440
96. 466
50. 560
27. 200
2.910

3.680
6,120

130 769, 485
3.4 18,729

126. 6 740. 756
2.917

743, 673

714, 932
28, 741

Home Loan Bank Board Examining Division

Nonadministrative Expenses, Examining Division, Home Loan Bank
Board

NONADMINISTRATIVE EyPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Serrices
Total number of permanent positions

290
250

330
299

364
341

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,079
GS-7.9

$4,976
GS-7.8

$4,978

QS-7.9

Personal service nonadministrative ex-
penses:
Permanent positions

$1, 286, 465

$1,496,572

$1, 709, 716

NONADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Personal service nonadministrative ex-
penses:—Continued
Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

$6. 052
168

$6, 046

$6, 775

Total personal service nonadminis-
trative expenses >

1,290,675

1, 602, 618

1,716,491

Direct Nonadministrative Expenses

1, 290, 377

341, 194

1,228

3,432

1, 502, 618

432. 000

1,500

3.400

10.500

41, 482

7,500

500

76,300

4,000

1,700

3,500

1,716.491

02 Travel

600,000

1,600

04 Communication services

4,000

24, 610

06 Rents and utility services. _ .

41,205
4,974
466
70, 214
4,358
592
3,516

42,600

7,000

500

Home Loan Bank Board services. --

OR .^npplip^: fl.nri rnntprialt;

77,600
7,500

6,799

16 Taxes and assessments — -- .

6,500

Total direct nonadministrative ex-
penses

1, 761, 556
298

2,085,000

2, 395, 000

Nonadministrative Expenses Payable Out
of Reimbursements From Other Accounts

Nonadministrative expenses in-
curred

1, 761, 854

2,085,000

2,396,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
C hief examiner

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9, 600

1 4, 500

2 7, 332
1 3, 258

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11, 800

1 9,600
1 4, 545
1 3.660
1 3, 175

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief examiner

1 9,800

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.646

1 4, 545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

1 3,785

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,666.. . .

1 3, 255

Total permanent, departmental

6 36, 490
0. 7 2, 161

6 32, 780

6 33, 185

Net permanent, departmental (av-

5.3 34,329
126

6 32, 780
125

5 33,185

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

127

All personal services, departmental..

34,456

32,905

33,312

Field:
General schedule grades:
as-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 9,600

1 9,600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 8,960

12 108,417

7 62, 122
3 21,942

28 179, 949

39 226, 681

62 272, 481
78 346.274
30 110.899
12 43,227
17 66,881
6 18, 504

13 117,280

5 37,800
4 29, 560

30 193, 200

33 192, 600

62 323, 470
101 442. 080
44 15.5.666
11 39.966
17 66,070
4 12, 120

11 99, 560

OS-12. Range $7,(M0 to $8,040:

5 38. 000

3 22,320

OS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

32 208, 480

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

38 221,626

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

77 401,495

nR-7 Ranee $4 205 to $4,955 - .

98 428, 215

51 181.160

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655

12 43,780

ns 3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

18 69,900

OS 2 Range $2 750 to $3,230

2 6,060

Total permanent, field -

284 1,436,377
38. 9 185, 261

325 1.609,310
30. 9 145, 518

349 1,729,165
13.2 52,624

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber net salary)

246.1

1,261,126
4,926

168

294.1

1, 463, 792
5,921

335.8

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

1, 676, 531
6,648

All personal services, field...

1,2.66,220

1, 469, 713

1,683,179

01 Personal services-

1,290,676

1, 602, 618

1, 716, 491

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct nonadministrative expenses

Nonadministrative expenses payable
out of reimbursements from other

1,290,377
298

1,502,618

1,710.491

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY

113

Federai, Savings and Loan In.surance Cori'Oratiom

Administrative Expenses, Federal Savings and Loan Insurance
Corporation

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

71
67

73
70

73
69

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$5,541
GS-7.5

$5,573
GS-7.6

$5,624

GS-7.6

01 Personal service administrative ex-
penses:
Permanent positions

$374,312
730

1,4,'J6
2,373

$389,746

.$390, 614

Regular pay ia excess of 52-week

1,509
2,295

1,509

Payment above basic rates

377

Total personal service adminis-

378, 871
2,902

393, 550
6,450
100
6,000
2,300
30,900
1,800
6,600
5,500
2,800

392, 600

6,500

03 Transportation of things

100

5,072

6,000

Penaltv mail - -

2,300

27, 179
1,443
2,670
4,743
1,299

30,900

06 Printing and reproduction.

2,000

6,400

General Accounting Oflice audit —

5,500
2,800

Administrative expenses incurred . - .

424, 179

455,000

455,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

General manager

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy general manager

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Assistant general manager

Chief, operating analysis division...

Comptroller

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant to general manager

Deputy comptroller and disbursing
officer

Special representative...

GS-12. Range $7,040 to S8,O10:

Administrative assistant

Economic analyst

Examiner

Examiner, field representative

Senior liquidator at large

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ssistant to the comptroller-

Chief, accounting and fiscal opera-
tions section and deputy disbure-
ing olFicer

Chief, receivership accounting and
share settlement section

Economic analyst

Examiner..

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Examiner

Examiner, field representative

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant chief, accounting and

fiscal operations section

GS.8. Range $4,620 to $,S370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9.55...

GS-e. Range $3,795 to $4,545.

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, depaitmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment --

Regular pay in excess of 52-week baso..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

Personal services..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,235

11,800

31,390
9,996
10,600

27, 9M

9,360
18, 348

7,506
7,506
7,010
8,006
7,914

6,940

6,852

6,940
6,591
6,356

5,810
6,370
28,810
12, 832
55. 525
59, 240
16, 305

393, 397
.9 19,085

67. 1 374, 312

730
1,456

2,373

378, 871

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 400

11,800

21, 000
10,200
10, 600

36, 440

9,360
18, 720

7, 610
7, 040
14.280
8,040
8,040

6,940

6,940

6,540
12, 680

3
13

18
4

5,600
5,600

5, 935
5,370
33. 560
13, 260
62. 330
62. 590
13, 560

73 406, 865
2.7 17,119

70.3 389,746

1,609
2,295

393, 560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,600

11,800

21,000
10, 200
10,600

36, 440

9,360
18,730

7,810
7,810
14,280
8,040
8,040

6,940

6,940

6.540
12, 880

3

13
18
4

5,600
5,500

5,935
6,370
34,186
13,635
63,205
63,560
13, 640

73 410, 580
3. 6 19, 966

69.4 390,614

1,509
377

392, 500

FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Housing Administration, Housing
and Home Finance Agency

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SummaTy of Administrative Personal
Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all emplovees

913

838

931
900

921
893

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,869
GS-6.4
$15, 000

$4, 867
GS-6.4
$15, 000

$4,941

Average grade

GS-6.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$15,000

Personal service administrative expenses:

$4, 064, 797

15, 700

10,164

457

$4,362,150
16.500
29, 200

$4, 386, 650

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. - .

16,600
21,700

Other payments for personal services ..-

Total personal service administra-
tive expenses (see Consolidated

4,091,118

4,407,860

4,424,750

Direct Administrative Expenses
01 Personal services -

4,045,747

132, 467

3,304

40,171

465, 269

35. 621

86. 945

27.582

2.980

4,195

4, 382. 850
167. 760
8.525
48. 400
657,000
37.925
93. 300
31, 760

4, 399, 750

175,000

03 Transportation of things

10.200

37,000

567. 800

37,625

86,125

08 Supplies and materials

31,500

16 Taxes and assessments .-

5,300

6,000

Total direct administrative ex-

4, 844, 271

5, 322, 800

5,350,000

AdministTolive Expenses Pai/able Out of
Reimbursements From Other Accounts

45,371

88.802

2,634

482

25,000

82.000

2,500

500

25,000

82,000

05 Rents and utility services

2,500

500

Total administrative expenses pay-
able out of reimbursements from

137, 289

110,000

110,000

.\.dministrative expenses incurred...

4,981,360

5,432,800

5,460,000

NON ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Nonadministrative Personal
Services

Total number of permanent positions

4,697
4,646

4,765
4,472

4,145
4,038

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,905
GS-7.3

$4,921
GS-7.3

$4,967

Average grade

GS-7.3

Personal service nonadministrative ex-
penses:

$22,738,818

37,934

86,000

121, 185

8,832

$22, 150, 275
40,000
83.600
58,600

$20, 128, 875

40,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

76,600
47,000

Other pajTnents for personal services. . .

Total personal service nonadminis-
trative expenses (see Consolidated
schedule)...

22, 992, 769

22, 332, 376

20, 292, 475

Direct Nonadministrative Expenses

22,970,386

1, 677, 422

79,941

261, 599

991. 470

231. 364

68, 209

136.969

104, 093

1.039

33. 149

22.332,375

1. 570. 700

80,400

485, 826

1,110,960

220, 250

66,100

139. 700

60,000

20,292,475

1,464,700

74,400

501, 676

1,084,000

200,250

102,900

127, 100

100,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments...

44,700

62,600

Total direct nonadministrative ex-
penses

26, 664, 641

26,100,000

24,000,000

114

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued

FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Housing Administration, Housing
and Home Finance Agency- — Continued

NONADMINISTHATITE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

195;$ actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Nonadministrative Expenses Payable Out
of EeiinbuTsements From Other Accounts

01 Personal seirices...

$22, 383

708

50

130

5

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

08 Supplies and materials

Total nonadministrative expenses
payable out of reimbursements
from other accounts ._

23, 276

Nonadministrative expenses in-
curred,,.

26,577,917

$26, 100, 000

$24, 000, 000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from "Salaries and expenses. Federal
Housing Administration, Housing and Home Finance Agency"

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner __.

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy commissioner

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12 800:
Assistant commissioner, field oper-
ations, _

Assistant commissioner, underwrit-
ing _

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant to the commissioner

-Assistant commissioner, coopera-
tive housing

-Assistant commissioner, multi-
family housing

Assistant commissioner, title I

Associate general counsel, , . .

Comptroller _

Deputy assistant commissioner, co-
operative housing

Deputy assistant commissioner,

field operations

Deputy assistant commissioner,

nuiltifamily housing, _ _

Deputy assistant commissioner,

title I ,.

Deputy assistant commissioner,

underwrituig

Deput y comptroller

Director, audit division

Director, budget division,

Director, personnel division

Director, property management

division

Director, research and statistics

division

General counsel

Operations officer, underwriting.

Regional director...

Technical officer .

aS-14. Range $9,600 to Sio'.ebb:

Administrative operations officer. . .

-Accounts officer

Assistant general counsel

Assistant regional director

Chief, architectural section

Chief, construction cost section

Chief counsel for rental housing

Chief, home mortgage and insur-
ance section

Chief, investigation section

Chief, management advisory section.

Chief, mariiet analysis section

Chii>f, cooperative housing section. .

Chii^f, land planning section

Chief, mortgage credit section

Chief, project insurance section

Chief, project servicing section

Chief, property requhements sec-
tion _

Chief, review and analysis section..

Chief, valuation section

Deputy director, liudget division^
Deputy director, personnel divi-
sion _

Deputy director, property nianage-

ment division ,,.

Deputy director, research and sta-
tistics

Num- Total
ber salary

$15, 000

13, 800

12,000

12,200

11.050

11,800

11, .560
11,800
11,800
11, 800

10. 800

11,800

11,050

10, 800

11,800
11,300
11,050
11,800
11.800

11,0.50

10,800
11.800
11.800
58. 250
11,.S00

10. 600
9.800
9,800
50. 400
10. 600
9. 600
9,600

9.800
9. 600
9.600
10, 400

1954 estimate

10, 200
9. '00
9, 600

10, 000

9.600
10,400
10, 600
10,000

9,600

9.800

9,600 I

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15. 000

1 13. 800

12,000

12,400

11,050

11,800

11,800
11.800
11,800
11,800

1 11,300

1 11,0.50

1 11.800

1 11,300

1 11,0.50

1 10,800

1 11,800

11.050
11.800
11.800
57. 7,50
11,800

9,800
10, 000
.50, 800
10. 600
9.800
9,800

9, 800
9, 600
9,800
10, COO
10, 600
10, 400
10, 000
9.800
9,600

9,600
10,600
10,600

9,600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15. 000

1 13. 800

I 12, 000

1 12, 400

1 11,050

1 11,800

1 11.800

1 11.800

1 11,800

I 11,. 300
1 11.050

11,800
11, .550
11,300
10, 800
11,800

11.300

11.050
11.800
11.800
58, 000
11,800

1 9,800
1 9, 800

10, 000
10, 000
51,400
10, 600
9, 800
9, 800

10. 000
9, SOO
9,800
10, 600
10. 600
10. 400
10. 000
9. SOO
9. 600

9.800
10,600
10,600

9,000

9,800
10,000
9,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Insurance officer ,

Minority group housing director

Special assistant to the assistant
commissioner, cooperative hous-

hig

Supervising actuary

Underwriting supervisor ,,

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Analytical statistician

Architect

Architectural engineer _,,

Assistant to assistant commis-
sioner, field operations

Assistant chief, architectural section.
Assistant chief, construction cost

section

Assistant chief, land planning sec-
tion

Assistant chief, mortgage credit

section

Assistant chief, investigation sec-
tion

Assistant chief, project scrvlchig

section .,

Assistant chief, property require-
ments section

Assistant chief, review and analysis

section

Assistant chief counsel, rental

housing

Assistant chief, home mortgage and

insurance section

A tt orney-ad viser

Chief, budget section

Chief, accounts section

Chief, classification section.,,

Chief, emplo^Tnent section

Chief, default notice section .,,

Chief, field supervision section

Chief, management improvement

section

Chief, operating statistics section .
Chief, procedures and examination

section

Chief, reports section , .

Chief, standards and field super-
vision section

Chief, project control section

Chief, title I liquidation section

Counsel for cooperative housing

Director, administrative services. . -
Economist (real estate and mortgage

finance)

Executive assistant.

Field representative ,,

Financial officer, supervisory

Income economist

Land planner ,.

Meclianical engineer

Procedures officer

Simitary engineer

Structural engineer

Technical assistant to the commis-
sioner

Supervising actuary, ,,.

Supervisory auditor

Supervisory architect

Training olficer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

,\ppraiser ,,

.\rchitect ,.

Architectural engineer ,

-Assistant chief, accounts section

Assistant chief, classification section.
.\ssistant chief, employment section.
Assistant chief, project insurance

section

Assistant chief, reports section

Assistant chief, title I liquidation

section ,

Attorney -adviser

Auditor

Chief, administrative section,,

Chief, insurance control section

Chief, modernization control sec-
tion ,

Chief, mortgagee approval section..
Chief, printing and publications

section..

Chief, tabulating .section

Criminal investigator

Deputy director, administrative

services...

Financial economist

Governmental systems accoimtant,.

Financial representative

Insurance examiner...

Loan examiner, realty

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Procurement officer

Realty officer.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800
9.600

10,600
9,600
82,000

8.960
9,360
8,360

8,360
8, 360

8,360

8,960

8,760

9,160

8,360

9,360

8,360

9,360
9.360
8.760
8.360
8,760
8,760
8.360
8,560

8.560
8,360

8,500
8,560

8,560
8,560
8,960
8,360
8,760

9,160
8,660

16,920
8,760
8.960
8.360
8.960
9,160
8,360

8,760
35, 040
8,560
8,560

23,620
31. 160
56. 240
36,400
7.440
7,840
7,240

7,040
7, 240

8,040
45, 440
,58, 520
7, 240
7,240

7,440
7,640

7,040
7,840
8,040

7,240
7,240
16, 480
21,. 520
7,240
14, 480

7.040
29,160

7,240
14, 480

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 000
9,600

9,600
83, 000

9.160

8,360
8,560

8,360

8,960

8,960

9,360

9,360

8.360

9, 360
9.360
8. 760
8. .560
8.960
8.760
8. 560
8.660

8. 660
8.360

8,660
8,560

8.560
8.560
9.160
8.560
9.360

9. .360
8,560

17,120
8,760

16.720
8,960
9. 160

16, (20

8.360

8.960

35, 240

8,560

16,880
31, 160
66, 240
22, 620
7,440
8,040
7,440

7,040
7,440

8, 040

53, 2.S0

72. 800

7.240

7,440

7, 640
7,840

7,240
7,840
8,040

7,240
7,440
15,680
21, 720
7,440
7,640

7,240
29,760

7,240
21,920

195S estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY

115

DETAIL OF PEasONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Rental project field supervisor

Site planning landscape arciiitect..-

Statistical olfecer -

Sanitary engineer

Street and drainage engineer

Unde^^Titing supervisor

Housing economist

OS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative otficer

Assistant chief, insurance control

section

Assistant chief, modernization con-
trol section

Assistant chief, printing and publi-
cations section

Assistant chief, project control sec-
tion.._

Assistant rental project supervisor. .

Accountant

Attorney -adviser

Auditor

Business accountant

Budget analyst

Criminal investigator

Chief, administrative control sec-
tion

Chief, debenture section

Chief, field supervision unit (title I) .
Chief, receipts and deposits section-
Financial accountant

Financial officer.

Housing economist

Financial representative

Insurance e.\aminer

Illustrator

Librarian

Mathematician

Mortgage service representative

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer _

Position classifier _.

Publications writer -

Realty officer _

Statistical officer

Space utilization officer.^

Supervisory accountant

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer .._

Assistant chief, receipts and deposits

section

Claims examiner

Disbursing examiner supervisor

Loan servicing representative

Supervisory accountant

Tabulating equipment operations
supervisor-

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Auditor

Business accountant

Cash accounting clerk

Chief of office services-

Chief, current collection unit

Chief, department of justice unit. . .

Chief, secured accounts unit

Claims examiner

Criminal investigator-..

Financial accountant

Financial analyst

Employee relations officer.

Illustrator

Insurance examiner

Investigator _

Mathematician

Methods examiner

Mortgage service representative

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Placement olficer

Project operations analyst _-.

Publications WTJter

Realty assistant

Supervisory accountant

Supervisory purchasing agent

Tabulating equipment operations

supervisor

Statistical assistant

Space utilization officer..-

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.";.370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $.1,410 to $4.160

GS-J. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,432.

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035.

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840.

$44, 840
14.480

7.440
15.880

7,440

2 12. 480
6.140
6,140
5,940
5,940

6,540

5.940
49. 520

5,940
12, 280

5,040

6.340
6.140
6.140
6.940
5.940
12.680
6.340

5.940
6.940
6, 340
5,940

26.160
5,940

18. 620
6.540

12. 080
6.940
6.940
6,540

5,600

6,000
5.500
5.760
28, 250
6,750

5,500

10, 995
27, 175
10,120
25,300
6,310
5,185
6.060
5,685
6.060
6,310
10,495
6,060
6,060
6,310
6,185
6,060
6,185
6,185
6,310
5,310

6,186
6,060
6,310
5,310
6,435
10, 870
6,310

6,810
6,560

13

63.310

76

347,030

94

399.185

242

925,210

229

798,490

;m6

1

114,515

166

468,060

1

2,980

1

4,035

1

3,440

2

6,060

18

52, 096

8

22,440

Num- Total
ber salary

$45. 240
7. 440
7.440
16,080
7,440
7.040
7.040

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

1 6, 340

1 6, 140

6,140
5,940
6, 540
6.140
55. 860
6,140
13. 080
29.900

6.540
6.140
6, 340
6.940
6,140
12,680

1955 estimate

2 12, 080
1 6, 940

6,940
6.340
6,140

38.040
6.140

12,680
6,540

12.280
6,940

1
4
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1

1

1

1

13

75

96

243

239

367

6,740

5.825

6.000
5.625
5.760
29.260
6,750

5,500

5,310
22, 240
10. 370
26. 675
5.435
6.310
5.185
5,810
5.185
5,435
10, 745
6. 185
6,185
6,310
5.310

5. 1S5
5.310
6.310
6,310
5,435
5,060
5,310
6,185

6, 4.35
5,435
6,560

10, 995
6,435

6,810

6,560

6,810

64,060

347, 625

413,390

947, 580

835,335

Num- Total
ber salary

$45, 840
7,440
7,640
16,080
7.640
7.040
7,040

1 6,340

1 6, 340

1 6, 340

1 6, 140

1
6
1
1

11
1
2
5

1, 188, 390
159 482,810
1 2,980

1
4
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

2
1

1
1

1
13

234
232
362

6.140
35. 840

6.740

6.140
68.540

6.140
13. 280
30,300

6,540
6.140
6,340
6,940
6,140
13, 080

2 12,080
1 5,940

6.940
6.540
6.140

38.440
6.140

12.880
6.540

12. 280
6,940

6,740

6,760

6.125
5.625
5.875
29.500
6.875

6,625

6.435
22. 365
10. 495
26. 925
5.560
5.310
6,185
5,810
5,185
5,435
10, 745
5,310
5,185
5,435
5,310
5,185
6,310
6,310
6,435
5,560
6,060
5,310
6,185
5,435
5,435
5,560
11,120
5,435

6,810

6,685

6,810

64,810

3.55. 680

426, 590

926. 960

820,150

1
1
1

18
8

4,135
3,440
3,150
52, 336
22, 440

1, 184, 080
159 487,530
1 2, 980

1
1

1
18

4,135
3,520
3,150
62, 576
22,680

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
Positions at hourly rates equivalent
to less than $5,060:
WB-19.

WB-18.
WB-16.
WB-16.
WB-14.
WB-13.
WB-12.
WB-9..
WB-4..

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,408
5,491
9,942
14. 040
18,201
4,742
17,096
14, 747
11,253

Net permanent, departmental {av-
erage number, net salary)...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwnrk differential _.

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

AU personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.A.ssistant director

Chief underwriter

Director

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Appraiser -

Assistant chief underwriter

Assistant director

Chief underwriter

Construction examiner

Director..

Housing market analyst

Land planner

Loan examiner, realty

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Appraiser

Assistant chief underwriter

Assistant director.. :..

-Attorney -

Chief underwriter

Construction examiner

Construction inspector.-

Executive assistant

Housing market analyst

Land platmer _

Loan examiner, realty

Racial relations adviser

Realty officer..

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer.

Appraiser

Assistant chief underwriter

Assistant to chief unden\Titer

Assistant director

Chief tmderwriter

Construction cost examiner

Construction examiner

Construction inspector

Housing market analyst

Land planner-

Loan examiner, realty

IMortgage contact representative

Mortgage procediu^e representative.

Office manager

Realty officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Appraiser.-

Assistant chief underwriter

Construction cost examiner.. _

Construction examiner

Construction inspector

Land planner

Loan ex.aminpT, realty

Property manager, designate

Realty officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

AdmlnLstrative assistant

Appraiser

6, 565, 731
96.6

403. 362

Chief clerk

Constniction cost examiner..
Construction examiner

Construction Inspector.

Housing market analyst..

Land planner

Loan examiner, realty

Loan servicing representative

Mortgage contact representative..

Office manager.

Realty officer

1,401.5

6, 162. 369
23,700

36, 167
2,327

457

11 123,050

11 105.600

11 105.600

17 166, 000

11
17
17
9
46
3
7
10

25
11
28
18
37
28
11
14
4
23
26
9
4

35

94

26
1
2
9
7

65

17
2

16

62
1

10

10

23

14
97

4
53
115
31

1
15
14

6

75, 240
91.960
143. 620
142.120
75. 240
398. 560
26, 8,80
60,720
83,600

176, 400
78,840
206,520
134, 620
274, 080
185, 240
78,240
102, 360
29,360
166, 920
185.640
66.360
29,360

221.900

687. 160

160.240

8.940

13. 280

69.060

43,980

411,100

105, ISO

14,180

99. 840

322. 680

5,940

61. 400

62. 400
145.820

82. 000
572. 250
23.125
312. 2,50
684.125
184. 875
6.750
85, 935
82, 125
34, 625

66,220

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 408
5,491
9,942
9,589

18,201
4,742

17. 096

11.377
8,736

1955 estimate

1,536

6, 763, 078
43.5

168,028

1,492.5

6, 595, 050
25,100

35,600
2,200

6,657,850

12

381

2,069,615
1 5, 310
5 26, 050
426

2,301,865
342

1,859,790
4 20,615
5,935
688, 620
372. 205
5,060
138, 435
21,866

1
128
68

1
26

4

12 133,850

11 105.600

12 115.200
17 166, 000

9
11

17

17
9

46
3
7

10

26
11
28
18
37
26
11
14
4
23
26

35

94

26

1

2

9

7

85

17

2

18

52

1

10

10

23

14
97

4
63
115
31

1
15
14

6

76. 240
92.960
145, 520
143, 120
76, 240
399, 560
27, 480
61, 720
84,600

178, 400
79, 840
208,520
136, 520
276, 080
187, 440
79.240
103. 360
30.160
167. 920
187. 840
66.360
30, 160

223.900

692. 160

163, 240

6,940

13. 280

60.060

44. 980

415. 100

105. 180

14. 1,S0

99. 840

324. 680

5,940

62, 400

64, 400

145, 820

83.000
574. 250
23. 125
316. 250
686. 125
185. 875
5.750
86. 935
83. 125
34, 625

Num-
ber

1
1
2
2
4
1
4
3
3

Total
salary

$5,408
5,491
9,942
9.589

18. 201
4,742

17,096

11.377
8,736

1,523

6, 790, 313

38

172, 263

6,618,060
25,100

21,500
2,200

6,666,850

12 66, 220
378

2, 054, 435
1 5,310
5 27,050
426

2. 306, 866
384

1,976,110
4 20,615
5,935
890, 120
392, 445
5,060
138, 935
21, 865

1

128

72

1

26

4

12 134,850

11 106, 600

12 116,200
17 167,000

77,040
93,960
146, 620
144, 120
77,040
400,560
27,480
61,720
85,000

179,400
80,840
209.520
123.440
277. 080
188. 440
80. 240
104, 360
30.160
108.920
188. 840
67,360
30,180

224,900

402,960

164, 240

6,940

13.2'iO

80. 860

44. 9.S0

385, 400

107, 180

6,940

83,020

250, 600

6,140

63. 400

64,400

147, 820

84,000
300.000
23.925
318. 250
395, 225
187, 875
5,875
88, 936
83,326
34,626

66,220

11
17
17
9
46
3
7
10

26
11
28
18
37
28
11
14
4
23
26

35

64

26

1

2

9

7

80

17

1

13

40

1

10

10

14
50

4
53
85
31

1

16
14

6

12

307

1,679,075

1 5, 435
5 27, 050

348

1,900,325
295

1, 616, 560

2 10, 495
6,936

491,805
373, 205
5,186
139, 435
21,865

1

91
68

1
26

4

116

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued

FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Housing Administration, Housing
and Home Finance Agency — Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from "Salaries and expenses, 'Federal
Housing Administration, Housing and Home Finance Agency" — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEEviCES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field- Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued
GS-7. Ha n ge W. 205 to $4,955

Num- Total
ber salary

114 $199,710
24 102, 205
246 950,076
609

2,137,076
625

1,700,375
60 178,620

1 2, 792

Num- Total
ber salary

110 $510. 120
25 108.000
248 966,305
617

2, 168, 876
534

1,731,225
60 180,520

1 2, 792

Num- Total
ber salary

116 $515,120

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,546 .

25 110 000

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

228 892 605

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655 - - -.

647

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

1,942,576
418

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230 --

1,381.165

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1 2. 872

4,112

20,851,417
30

210, 171

4,160

21, 158, 882
281

1, 241, 607

3,M3

18, 288, 302
97

390, 927

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) -

4,082

20, 641, 246

37. 934
78,000

13, 155
79,700

8,832

3,879

19,917,375

40.000
76,000

3,446

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

17,897,375
40,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.-^
Payment above basic rates;

68,000

Additional pay fnr service abroad

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for re-
imbursable details ....

60,000

45, 000

All personal services, field

20,858,867

20,082,375

18,050 375

01 Personal services . .-

27,083,887

26, 740, 225

24, 717, 225

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Administrative expenses

4,091,118
22, 992, 769

4,407.850
22, 332, 376

4, 424, 750
20, 292, 475

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
Administrative Expenses Limitation, Public Housing Administration

OBLIOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions.

2,136

1

1,943

1,910

1,773

1,675

1 689

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 436
GS-7.9

$6,645
GS-7.9

$5, 562

Average grade

GS-7 9

01 Personal services:

$10, 453, 882
1,163

39, 665
60,609

$8,797,111

$9,360,022

Other positions .

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base -_ ...

34, 035
34,864

37, 121

17, 857

Payment above basic rates .

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

10, 556, 109
745, 828
20,164
264,377

8,866,000
760, 000

48.000
245. 000

37,000
715. 000

43.000
114,000

65, 000

65,000

24,000
1,000

12,000

9, 405. 000
800. 000

20,000
245,000

35 000

02 Travel

04 Communication services

Penalty mail

05 Rents and utilitv services

832,492
55,017
81,429
70,000
67, 190
24, 260
654
13, 932

715. 000
43,000
80. 000
65,000
65. 000

07 Other contractual services

General Accounting Office audit

08 Supplies and materials.. .

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

1.000
12,000

Administrative expenses incurred...

12, 730, 442

10, 975, 000

11,500,000

Nonadministrative Expenses Limitation, Public Housing Adminis-
tration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

PUBLIC HOUSINO ADMINISTRATION

Total number of porni.anent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees ..-

1963 actual

1954 estimate

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary. .-.

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary.

Average grade

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Part-time and temporary positions.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base -

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule) —

Travel-.-.

Transportation of things,.

Comramiicatlon services

Rents and utility services

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Taxes and assessments

Nonadministrative expenses in-
curred

3,050

32

2,989

$4,667
GS-6.5

$3,310
CPC-6.1

$11,424,325
105,600

39,017
189, 940

11,768,882

164. 603

52. 042

113,806

6. 807. 811

2. 317. 088

3, 504. 740
228, 234

4, 906, 257

2,780

22

2,786

$4, 599
GS-6.6

$3, 348
CPC-5.1

$10,889,200
70,000

38,000
130. 000

29,862,462

11,127,200

135, 400

31, 200

115,400

6,607.819

3. 907. 978

3, 478, 100

195. 900

4.421.981

1955 estimate

2,514

20

2,427

$4,599
GS-6.5

$3,357
OPC-5.1

9,412,800
60, 000

36, 000
80,000

30, 020, 978

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
N.WV

07 Other contractual services.

SUMMARY

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials _

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments...

Nonadministrative expenses in-
curred

$111,486

$11,758,882

164,603

52,042

113,806

6,807,811

2, 428, 574

3, 504, 740
228,234

4, 906, 257

29, 963, 948

$627, 122

9, 588, 800

85,800

27,400

101,800

5,964,119

4, 097, 321

3, 087, 000

274, 700

3, 822, 681

27, 049, 521

$710, 479

.11,127,200

135,400

31,200

116,400

6,607,819

4, 535, 100

3,478,100

195,900

4,421,981

30, 648, 100

$9, 688, 800

85,800

27,400

101,800

6,961,119

4, 807, 800

3, 087, 000

274, 700

3, 822, 681

27, 760, 000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from appropriations and limitations,
Public Housing Administration, Housing and Home Finance Agency

DETAIL OB- PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000:

Commissioner

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy commissioner

First assistant commissioner

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant commissioner for admin-
istration - -

Assistant commissioner for manage-
ment-disposition--

Assistant commissioner for pro-
grams division.-

General counsel _-

Assistant commissioner for

financing _-

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant commissioner for develop-
ment

Assistant commissioner for opera-
tions

Chief economist

Comptroller

Deputy assistant commissioner for

development

Deputy assistant commissioner for

disposition

Deputy assistant commissioner for

field operations - - -

Deputy assistant commissioner for
management low-rent housing —

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 13, 200

1 12, 200
1 12,200

1 12,200

1 11,800

1 11,550

1 11,800

1 11,550

1 11,800

1 11,800

1 11, 660

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 13,000

12,400

1 12,400
1 12,400

1 12,800

1 11,800
1 11,800
1 10, 800

11,800

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 13, 000

1 12,631

12,634
12,631

1 12, 800

1 11,800
1 11,800
1 10, 800

HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY

117

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmen tal— Con tinued
General schedule prades — Continued
OS-15. Range$10,800 to $11,800— Con.
Deputy assistant commissioner for

programs division

Deputy assistant commissioner for

war emergency housing

Deputy assistant general counsel —

Director, budget branch

GS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:
Assistant director budget branch. ..

Assistant general counsel

Deputy comptroller

Director, administrative planning

branch

Director, appraisal branch -.

Director, audit branch

Director, construction branch

Director, disposition planning

branch.. _

Director, economics branch

Director, information branch

Director, labor relations branch

Director, land branch

Director, management operations

branch

Director, management planning

branch

Director, mortgage servicing branch.

Director, occupancy branch

Director, operations engineering

branch

Director, personal property branch.

Director, personnel branch . _

Director, production and document

control branch

Director, property and services

branch

Director, project analysis branch. ..

Director, sales branch..

Director, statistics branch

Director, technical branch

Development oj^crations officer

Management operations officer

Field renresentative

Disposition operations officer

Special assistant to the Commis-
sioner -

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accotmtant

A ppraiser

Assistant director, technical branch.

Attorney

Auditor _

Budget examiner _

Civil engineer _

Conciliator

Construction engineer _.

Controls materials officer

Cost estimator

Development operations officer

Director, housing facilities branch..

Director, insurance branch

Director, office services branch

Director, racial relations branch ...

Director, taxation branch ...

Disposition operations officer

Economist

Electrical engineer

Engineer

Financial accountant

General supply officer

Insurance examiner

Liaison officer

Management officer

Mechanical engineer...

Mortgage servicing analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Plans and specifications officer

Position classifier

Realty officer

Rental and occupancy officer

Salary and wage officer

Site planner. ._

Statistician

Structural engineer

Supervisory architect

Supervisory architectural engineer..

Systems specialist

Trial attorney

Utilities officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Architect

Architectural engineer

Attorney

Auditor

Budget examiner _

Civil engineer

Construction engineer

Cost estimator

Electrical engineer

Financial accountant.

General supply officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,550
10,800
10,800

9,600
40 400
20,200

9,800
9,600
9.800
10 000

9,800
9,800
9.800
9,800

9.800
9.600
10,600

1 9,800

1 10.600

1 10, 600

1 9,800

10 600
10 600
10 000
10,600

70.000

4 35, 440
2 17. 920

63.320

17.520

27.680

9.360

25.880

17.720

8,360

9,360

9,160
8.960
8.760
8.360
9,360

2 17, 920

1 8, 560

1,960
;,960

25. 880

8,560

8,360

17, 320

8,660

9.360

8.560

16,720

8.660

8.560

17.520

17.920

17.920

17, 920

18.720

34,040

8,560

17, 720

37,400
7,240
38. 200
22. 520
23.320
38,200
37,400
21, 620
15.280
15.680
30 960
15.480
8,040
14,880

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,800

11.050
10. 967

9.600
40, 9:14
20. 749

10,000
9. 6&3
10 016
10, 2.'>0

10. 200
9,967

1 10.050
1 9, 800

1 10,600
1 10,000
1 10, 000

10 200
10, 600
10,600
10, fiOO
9, 665
10,200

2 19, 200

36. 356
18.320

9, 360
54. 593

8, 560
18,720

17.904
17, 953
8. .560
9,360
9,360

16, 720
18,070

9,360
9,110
9,243
9.360
9,360

26, 4a3
8, 760
8, 660

17,386
8,760

1 8. 700

1 8,410

1 8. 793

1 8.700

2 18, 287

i' ' 9.2i6

4 34, 256
1 8. 677
I 9, 243

37, 633
7,357

39, 400
1,5.647

14. 380

38, 008
37, 233
21, 730
16, 390
15,880

15, 330
23,520

1955 estimate

1 7,607

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 11.217
1 11,092

9.800
30. 7.12
21,000

10, 107
9, SOO
10, 200
10 400

10 200
10. 060

1 10,200

1 10, 200
1 9,900

1 10 000
1 10 167
1 10 000

10,300
10 600
10,600
10 600

1 10, 200

2 19, 200

36. 640
18. 320

9,360
36,290

8,560
18,720

18,003
18,120

1 9,360
1 9,360

2 16, 720
1 8, 810

9,360
9,210
9.360
9.360
9.360
26, 980

1 8,660

2 17, 720
1 8,960

1 8.700

1 8,010

1 9, 300

1 8, 960

18,504

9,360

3 26, 330

1 8, 770

1 9,300

5 38, 400
1 7, 460

6 39, 684

14, 980

30, 620

37. 783

22, 170

8,040

16,014

7,024

8,040

7,706

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Housing facilities officer

Insurance examiner

Legislative attorney

Management officer

Mechanical engineer

NewswTiter specialist.

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Plans and specifications officer

Position classifier

Production control officer

Property disposal officer

Racial relations officer

Realty officer

Rental and occupancy officer

Securities examiner

Site planner.

Statistician..

Structural engineer

System specialist

Utilities officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant _

Administrative officer.

Appraiser.

Architectural engineer

Attorney

Auditor

Civil engineer

Budget examiner

Disposition operations officer

Cost estimator

Development operations officer

Engineer

Field operations officer

Financial accountant..- -

Finance mathematician

General supply officer

Housing facilities officer..

Information specialist

Insurance examiner

Legislative attorney

Management officer..

Mechanical engineer

Mortgage service analyst

Organization and methods examiner

Placement officer..

Plans and specifications officer

Position classifier

Production control officer

Realty officer

Rental and occupancy officer

Records management supervisor

bite planner

Statistician...

Structural engineer

Svstems specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Auditor -

Securities examiner

Voucher examining supervisor

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Adm inistrative assistant

Appraiser

Attorney

Auditor

Budget examiner

Correspondence officer

Document control assistant—

Economist

General supply assistant

Legislative attorney

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer..

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Property disposal assistant-.

Racial relations assistant

Realty assistant

Records management assistant

Rental and occupancy assistant

Salary and wage assistant

Statistician

Utilities assistant..

Voucher examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

Range $4,205 to $4,955

Range ,$3,795 to $4,545

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3.655..

Range $2,9.50 to $3,430.

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at armual rates

less than $5,060

OS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.

Total permanent, departmental.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$7. 240
7,640
7.240
37,000
16, 080
7.240
7.840
7,440
7.240
7.640
7, 440
7,240
7,240
7,240

15,080
8.040
22. 920
15, 080
30, 560
57, 520
15,080

60, 520
6,340

20,020
6,740
5,940

33,100

2 12, 480
'i""'6,'946

6,140
13. 080
52.120

6,940
13, 080

6,140

6,940
20,020

6.340
25. 560

6,940

6.140
24.500
11,880

3 18, 220
1 6, 140
3 19, 020

18,220

2 11,880

4 23, 875

2 12. 375

1 6,500

19
2
1
3
10
7
1
2
1
4
1
1
3
3
3
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
77
16
127
200
142
30

103, 390

10, 745

5,810

15.305

54. 225

38. 670

6.685

10, 995

5,060

23.116

5.060

6,310

16. 805

16.805

15,680

6,060

6,185

11,216

6,810

6,185

5,660

5,186

5,310

5,810

6,060

36,840

352, 035

69, 720

499, 670

697, 080

452, 660

89, 940

1 3, 360

2 6, 460
13 36, 776

18 62, 188

4,914,909

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

7

73

9

108

177

112

26

$7, 440
7, 940
7, 440

29. 800
8,040
7.440
7. 4,56
7,640
7,440

15, 080
7,640
7, 4.50
7.540

14. 080
7,640

15,280
8.040
7. 660

16,480

23, 330

28, 926
7,240

8 51,387
3 IS. 720
6 34, 100

18
3
1
2

11
6
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
2
3

6,074
26,100

6,940
12, 480

5.940
20.820

5.940

6.673
63.120

6.940
13, 296

1 6, 940
3 20, 270

37, 440
20,820

24,760
12.446
6,940
18. 536
6,340
12, 297
6,940
6,140
6,940
19. 453
13.880
11,946

4 24, 646
2 12, 625
1 6, 678

99. 447
10. 837

6,810
10,206
60,018
34.018

5.810
11,287

6,810
22. 622

5.113

6,608
10 923
11,173
16, 635

1 6, 332

2 11,517

1 6,363
1 6, 727
1 5,383

6,227

36, 435

337, 879

39, 365

431,490

624, 694

360 241

78, 425

1 3, 017
8 23, 183

9 36, 565

4, 327, 029

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,040
7,624

22, 320
8.040
7.540
7.640
7,840
7,607
8,040
7,807
7,640
7,640
7,440
7,640
8.040
8.040
8,040

1 8, 040

4 29. 410

1 7. 374

8 62,319

3 18, 820

4 27, 327

2
11
6
1
2
1
4
1
1
2
2
2

1
7

60
9

91
166

96

22

6,173
20, 710
6,940
6, 124
5,940
13,880
6,940

8 54,120

1 6. 940

2 13, 480

3 20, 420

31,300
13,880

25, 427
12. 680

6.940
19. 020

6.507

12. 690
6.940
6.290
0.940

19.787

13. 880
0.140

4 24. 938

2 12. 626

1 6.803

17 95. 770

2 11.277

10, 476
61,018
28, 583

6,810
11,412

6,810
22,647

6,2,38

6,633
11,173
11,298
11, 172

1 5,457

2 11,642

1 5,488
1 5,810
1 5, 608

5,352

36,810

285, 621

39, 9,57

370109

666, 106

316,095

67, 376

1 3, 097
4 11,535

731

3,812,778

118

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued

PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Nonadministrative Expenses Limitation, Public Housing Adminis-
tration— Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from appropriations and limitations.
Public Housing Administration. Housing and Home Finance Agency— Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) - .

Other positions: Part-time employment
Regular pay In excess of 52-week base-
Payments above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential .

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

70.1

$325, 273

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
aa-I5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Field office director -

OS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:

Assistant director for development .

Assistant director for disposition —

Assistant director for management..

Assistant director for management-
disposition -.

Attorney

Deputy field office duector

Economist

Housing manager... -

aS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.Appraiser

Assistant director lor management.

Attorney

Construction engineer

Economist

Housing manager .

Information specialist

Maintenance engineer

Management operations officer. .

Racial relations officer

Realty officer...

Supervisory architect

Supervisory architectural engineer..

Utilities officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Appraiser

Architect

Architectural engineer

Attorney .-.

Auditor --

Civil engtaeer -.

Construction engineer.. -

Cost estimator...

Economist

Electrical engineer ---

Housing manager

Information specialist.

Labor relations officer

Maintenance engineer

Maintenance superintendent

Management orierations officer. . .

Mechanical engineer

Plans and specifications engineer.
Racial relations officer

E Realty officer..
Rental and occupancy officer.

* Site planner

J Structural engineer

Utilities officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant ..-

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Architect -

Architectural engineer

Assistant housing manager. . .

Attorney

Auditor..

Civil engineer

4. 589, 636
1,163
20,454

7,923
101

4, 619, 277

8 90, 650
8 78, 200

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

103.6

$449, 974

740.4

3, 877, 055

6

20

31

5

18

5

7

14'

69.800
68, 600
21, 200

68, 200
20. 400

72,280
8.960
97, 860

221, 660
17,720
61 . 920
42, 600
60, 520

110.360
8.360
52. 9C0

113,680

69, 4?0
8,360

44. 840
150.000
226. 840

37, 800
134. 320

39, 400

60. 280

1. 077. 680

7
5
7

13
2
7

13
1

21
6
6
7
7
7
9
4

52.
37. 400
63. 080
99, 620
16. 080
53, 680

101. 320
7.240

160. 040
44. 240
44, 640
61. 480
54.880
.64, 080
65, 560
30, 960
46,640

104.440
6,940
43. 780
70. 340
19. 820
51. 720
89. 760
78, 280
19, 020

14,945
17. 000

3, 909, 000

81,309

70, 617
21,200

20. 460

41,300
60, 983

21, 200
40, 100

Num- Total
ber salary

731
$3, 812, 778

14,222
8,000

3, 836, 000

7 81,643

6
15
23

4
17

6

5
145

4
3
5
13
2

53,727

8,677

80, 039

227, 277

19, 160

36, 040
35, 090
26, 929
90. 466

8.527
46, 000
98, 609

53. 393
8,477

46, 823
116,920
172. 739

30.160
12S.666

39, 600

37, 299

"l, 078, 832
31, 193
23. 320

38, 600
100. 120

16. 080

54. 580
108. 193

7.440
180. 180

38. 000
16, 080
30. .560

139, 760
47, 173
46, 189
23. 120

39, 400

71.316
21,200
20, 767

11.600
61,600
10.600
40,717

14
1

23
5
2
4

19
6
6
3
6

22
1
11
13
3
8
13
11
3

147. 913
6.940
74. 040
86, 903
19, 820
52, 120
84,919
71, 874
19, 620

2
1
8
24
2
4
4
3
6
1
5
7
7
1

6
10
24

6
17

6

7
129

5
3
6

13
2
4

14
1

23
6
4
6

19
6
6
6
5

11

1

22

23

2

8

17

11

1

16. 986
8,776
71,412
212, 089
18, 360

35, 040
34, 991
27. 280
56, 627

8,626

45, 451
03, 570
62, 271

8,570

46, 356
79, 320

176,381

36, 800
130,244

39. 700
50. 880

966. 959

37, 600
23,437
44, 240

100, 320
16, 080
32, 160

108, 146
7,440

181, 580
44, ,640
30. 160
37. 968

140. 044
47. 466
44. 840
37. 200
39, 000

7.5, 190
6,940
133, 880
144, 670
12, 880
52, 520

109, 413
72, 840

6,307

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntillUed

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Con.struction engineer

Cost estimator

Economist

Electrical enghieer

General supply officer

Housing manager

Labor relations officer

Maintenance engineer

Maintenance superintendent

Management operations officer

Plans and specifications officer

Production and document control

officer

Realty officer

Rental and occupancy officer

Site planner

Structural engineer

Utilities officer .-

OS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Accountant

Assistant housing manager.

.\uditor

Housing manager

Maintenance superintendent

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Appraiser

Architect

Assistant housing manager

Attorney - —

.Auditor. --

Construction engineer

Document control assistant

Economist.

General supply assistant

Housing manager

Maintenance engineer —

Maintenance superintendent..

Management operations assistant...

Personnel assistant

Property and procurement assistant

Realty officer

Rental and occupancy assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370..

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956.

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,645.

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,665

Num- Total
ber salary

77 $484, 380
5 32, 700
3 18, 220
6,940
44, 980
70, 540
40, 440
89, 560
38, 240
216. 660
25,360

1

7
11

6
14

6
34

4

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

44,780
14, 900
57, 660
12, 280
12, 280
19, 420

108, 500
23, 875
148, 600
133, 875

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,655 to $6,316

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

13
5
4
7
9
21
36
36
6
3
11
47
4
16
30
1

72. 630
27. 050
23, 800
36. 046
49. 665
112.760
192, 100
192, 635
31, 485
16, 430
59, 535
263, 070
21, 490
87, 960
169, 800
6,810

Num- Total
ber salary

76 $477, 640
3 19, 370

18, 303
6,090

33, 183
91, 360
46, 930
86, 254

19, 620
277, 538

12, 880

3
1
5

14
7

13
3

43
2

26
30
164
36
173
378

144, 185
155, loo
711,440
161, 870
662, 805

1,311,670
463

1,459,370
27 79, 770

111,680
138. 626
288, 731
538, 481

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464..
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30..
CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time and tempo-
rary em ployment -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payments above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad —

All personal services, field-

Personal services -

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

A dministrative expenses —

Capitalized defense housing develop-
ment site expenses

Nonadministrative expenses...

22

30

68
142
767

2, 667, 940

67 180, 398
308 917,400
417

1, 171, 064

30 78, 620

4
26
9
2
2
2

10
4
22
23
3

11

3

2

3

12

13

34

37

4

2

11

56

4

7

20

1

1

10

24

33

155

35

170

365

Num- Total
ber salary

29 $176. 360

13. 330

6.340

6,190

39,340

92,160

47, 213

79, 797

19, 820

295, 997

6,940

26, 360
156, 840
68, 427

12. 680
12.746

13, 280

61, 000

24, 375

134, 542

140. 000

16, 500

61,536

16, 462

12, 350

16, 680

.59. 465

72, 021

187, 672

198, 345

21,365

10, .580

60, 734

296, 835

22. 032

38. 920

114,624

6,936

5,810

52, 8,50

134,220

172. 086

722, 849

150, 347

660, 461

1, 286, 723
426

1, 3,60, 707
17 49, 944

99,123
137, 067
262, 015
469, 400

233

18. 382, 564
227.2

989, 983

3,874

17, 153, 297
260.7

1, 242, 241

4, 005. 8

17, 392, 571

105,600
58,768

191, 365
61,060

17, 799, 364

22, 418, 641

10, 556, 109

104, 650

11, 768, 882

19

30

61
120
666

2, 345, 040

48 153, 328
241 731, 070
383

1, 076, 459

24 64, 780

26

166. 007
68, 994

6

35,640

3

18, 376

4

25, 000

28

168. 760

23

143, 750

2

11,260

6

34, 235

3

16, 837

3

15, 180

2

10. 120

12

61.425

7

40. 452

34

190, 047

1

6,810

2

10, 830

10

65, 799

56

300, 913

3

16,604

7

39, 545

20

115,067

1

5,935

1

5,810

10

52, 850

23

130, 171

31

169, 056

141

667, 148

33

137, 793

152

699, 461

3, 613. 3

15,911,066

70, 000
67, 290

140,000
7,854

318

1, 123, 626
384

1, 222, 734
13 38, 9(M

19
26
58
117
637

98, 933
118,248
249, 170
448, 895

2, 243, 313
44 141,112
236 714, 024
367

1,046,468
22 60, 466

3,556

16, 691, 193
190.9

741, 149

3, 365. 1

14, 950, 044

60,000
58, 899

82,000
7,867

16, 186, 200

20, 096, 200

8, 866, 000

102, 000
11, 127, 200

15, 168, 800

18, 993, 800

9, 405, 000
'9,' 588,' 800

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE detail of personal services— conttnned

Salaries and Expenses, Agricultural Research Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Semce$

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all emplovees. - . _

11,635

686

11,275

11,511

699

11,604

11,569

622

11 .529

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,869
GS-7.0

$4,916
GS-7.1

$4,944

GS 7 1

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

^50, 264, 670

1, 785, 930

191,346

2,577,172

3,048

$51,966,000

1,794,000

202,000

2, 550, 000

2,000

$.52 342 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pavnient above basic rates ._

203, 000
2,479,000

Other payments for personal services...

Total personal service obligations...

54,822,166

66,514,000

56,648,000

Direct Ohligalions

54,132,719

1,826,550

249, 138

323,264

585,894

417, 067

1,570,442

881, 767

3, 377, 145

1, 229, 485

98, 440

4,046
626, 477

33,900

277. 368

12,686

86,516

55,600,000

1,846,000

269,000

442,000

609,000

468,000

1,728.000

867,000

3, 465, 000

1,315,000

100,000

4,300
443,000

45,000
230.500

56, 000, Ofifl
1 810 000

02 Travel .. ._

03 Transportation of things

278,000
470 000

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services ..

622.000

07 Other contractual services .

1.708.0ai

8,5t), 000

3 120 000

Services performed by otherageneles.
08 Supplies and materials

1,429.000
.10,000

4,300

10 Lands and structures "

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:

.Awards for employee suggestions

Brucellosis indemnities

Golden nematode control indemni-
ties-

Tuberculosis indemnities

35,000

97,690
300,000

103,600
500 OOO

Contingency fund

Subtotal . ...

65,732,904
83. 782

67, 829, 490
85,800

67, .543, 900
85 800

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence . _

65, 649, 122

67,743,690

67, 458, 100

ObUgatio-M Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

6.S9, 447

44,966

4,994

3.35)

7,279

3.715

47. 455

62. 557

6,251

21

914.000
12.000
3.000
4.000
7,000
4,000
31,000
64.000
2.000

648 000

02 Travel.-..

8,000

O OQQ

03 Tran<;portafinn of things

04 Cnmniiinicatinn STTVirps

2 000

6,000
1 000

06 Printing and reproduction..

13,000
25 000

08 Supplies and materials

2,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

1,431

862

354

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

871,470

1,041,862

707 354

Total obligations

66,520,592

68, 785, 552

68,165,454

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Administrator

aS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy admin istm tor

Deputy administrator, regulatory.
Deputy administrator, research

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13,000

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 13, 000
1 13, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13. 200
1 13.000

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant administrator, experi-
ment stations ...

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

1 12,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $1'' 600

Assistant administrator, manage-
ment

1 12 000

.Assistant administrator, States re-

1 $12,200
1 12, 200
6 73,000

Assistant chief of bureau

Director, crops regulatory programs

1 12,400
1 12,200

1 12. 400

1 12,400

1 12.000
1 12.400
1 12, 400

1 12 400

1 12, 200

Director, farm and land manage-
ment research . . .

1 12 400

Director, human nutrition and
home economics re.search . .

1 12, 600

Director, livestock regulatory pro-

1 12.000

1 12. 400

1 12. 600

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant administrator, manage-

1 11,800
1 11,050

4 44,200
16 176,550

Assistant chief, experiment stations

.Assistant chief of bureau, adminis-

-\ssistant chief of bureau, program

1 11.300

2 22, 100

1 11,300

2 22, 350
1 11,050

1 11,300

1 11,050
5 55.000
12 133,850
1 10,800

1 11,300

.Assistant director, crops research .

2 22, 600

Assistant director, livestock re-

1 11,300

.\ssistant director, utilization re-
search . .

2 22, GOO

2 21,850

1 11,300

.Assistant to assistant administra-

1 11,300

Assistant to deputy administra-

1 11,300

5 55, 000

Branch chief, research _

12 133,850

1 10,800

Deputy assistant administrator.

1 11,5.50

Deputy assistant administrator.
States relations ...

1 11,0.50

Director, administrative services
division . .. . .

1 11,300

1 ll,.30O
1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1 10,800

1 11,300

Director, budget and finance divi-

1 11,300

Director, personnel division

I I0,SOO

Director, program inspection and

pvnlnntion

1 10, 800

Director, territorial experiment

1 10, 800

3 32, 000
1 11,0.50

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Agriculturist

3 28,800
I 9,600

3 28,800

1 9,600

.\ssistant chief of bureau, adminis-

1 9,600

Assistant director, administrative
services division

1 9,600

2 19,600
1 9, 600

1 9,600

.\ssistant director, budget and
finance division

2 20, 000

Assistant director, personnel divi-

1 9,600

1 9.600

Assistant section head, regulatory

1 9.600
1 9.600
1 10,600

i 9. 80(1

1 9,600

1 9,800

Assistant to branch chief

1 10,600

\ssistant to cliief of bureau

1 10. 600
1 9,S00
3 28,800

1 10,000
11 109,000
15 151,000

2 20,200

Chemist

1 9,600

Chief of division, regulatory

Deputy assistant chief of bureau,

1 9.600
1 10, 200
1 10, 200

1 9,600

1 10, 400

Head central project office

1 10,000
1 9,600

1 9,800

1 10, 600
8 81,400

1 10,200

Personnel management and organi-

Publications and information co-
ordinator . - -

1 10,000
10 100,800

9 89 400
12 121,800

6 57,600

1 10,200

9 91,400

9 90, 800

Section head, research

12 122,000

Staff assistant, program Inspection
and evaluation

6 57,600

119

120

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Agricultural Research Service — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Accountant,

Administrative officer. - -

Administrative officer, regulatory

branch

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer..

Agriculturist

Animal husbandman

Assistant branch chief, regulatory..
Assistant chief of division, regula-
tory ---

Assistant chief of division, research.
Assistant section head, regulatory. .

Assistant section head, research

Assistant to branch chief, research..
Associate chief of division, regula-
tory --- ---

Associate section head, regulatory . .

Biochemist

Branch chief, administrative

Budget officer

Chemist

Chief of division, administration —

Chief of division, regulatory

Chief of division, research

Consultant

Dairy manufacturing technologist...

Entomologist

Fiscal officer...

Food economist

Home economist

Information specialist

Investigator

Marketing technologist

Nutritionist

Personnel officer

Physicist

Plant quarantine inspector

Poultry husbandman

Research specialist, infiltration

Research specialist, sedimentation..

Research -writer .-

Section head, administration

Section head, regulatory

Section head, research

Soils technologist

Statistician

Textile technologist

Veterinarian.

as-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Administrative officer, regulatory

branch —

Administrative officer, research

branch —

Agricultural economist

Agriculturist

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Budget examiner

Budget officer

Chemist

Chief of division, personnel

Classification officer

Contracting officer

Dairy husbandman

Dairy manufacturing technologist..

Entomologist

Food economist

Home economist

Information specialist

Investigator

Mathematical statistician

Mechanical engineer .-- --

Methods examiner

Nutrition analyst

Organization and methods officer.. .

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Project analyst

Property officer.

Records management officer

Research writer

Teclmical editor

Training and safety officer.

Training officer

Veterinarian

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Agricultural technologist

.■Vrchitectural engineer..

Assistant budget officer,.

Assistant contracting officer

Assistant procurement officer

Assistant property officer

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$8. 560
51,560

136, 200

8,960

33, 640

8,360

70,280
18, 320

3 26, 080

,160

8,560
17, 720

17, 720
9,160
9,360
9. 360

18. 320
78. 040
17, 520

8,360
26. 680
44. 800

9.160
9,160

17, 120
9,360

34, 240
8,360
9.360
8,560

25,680

60,720

1
1
1
13

6
7

8.760

8.560

8.5fi0

112,080

36,800
61,280

12
2
1
2

89.480
14.880
7.440
15,080

21,720

37,600

7,240

7,440

8,040

8,040

111,600

7,440

22, 320

37,000

7,440

7,440

7,640

7,240

7,440

21, 720

15,280

7,240

8,040
14, 480
7,040

6 30,400

38, 040

50,520

38,040

6,940

6,940

6,540

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 360
153. 320
8,960
17, 120
8.560
8,360

8 70.080
2 18, 320
1 8, 360

3 26, 680
1 9. 160
7 60, 720

18, 120

1 9, 360

2 18, 320
7 61,920

8. 360
27. 280
45. 000
8.3B0
9.360
9,160

1 9, 360
3 25. 480
1 8, 360

25. 880
60. 320
71.280
9.360
8, 960
8.760
8.560
67. 680

37,000

Num- Total
ber salary

S
15
2
1
2
3

28,560

67, 120
113.400
15,080
7,440
15, 480
21,720

4 30, 760

7,240

1

15
1
3

8,040
113, 400
7, 640
23, 320
44,640

1 7, 440
1 7, 840

7,640

29,360

23,120

7,240

7,040

14, 080

14,280

7,040

8,040

14, 480

7,040
67,920

37, 440
12, 280
67, 060
6,940
12, 080

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

2 11, 880

$8. 560
160,880
9,160
17, 320
8.560
8.360

8 70, 080
1 9. 160
1 8, 360

3 26. 880
1 9. 160
7 61. 320

2 18, 120

1 9, 360

2 18. 320
7 62, 120

8.560
27. CiSO
45. 400

8. 360

9. 360
9.3M

1 9,360

2 17. 320
1 8, 560

26, 280

60. 920

71.2S(I

9, 360

8. 960

8,900

8.760

67. 680

4 29. 760

4 28. 560

57.120
126. 880
15. 280
7,640
15, 680
22, 120

31, 160

7,240

8,040

114,200

7,840

23, 320

44,840

1 7,640
1 7,840

7,840
29, 960
23,520
7,440
7,040
14.080
14, 480
7,040
8.040
14.880

7,240
57,920

37. 840
12,280
74, 680
6, 140
12. 280

1 5, 940

1 5, 940

2 11, 880

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SBBTICBS — Continued

1

1953 actual

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Bacteriologist-

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget examiner..

Chemist —

Classffication officer

Employment officer

Entomologist... —

Family economist

Food economist

Home economist

Information specialist

Investigator...

Mathematical statistician —

Nutrition analyst

Nutrition program officer

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Records management specialist

Research wTiter

Technical editor

Training officer

Veterinarian

Visual information specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Agriculturist

Bacteriologist

Budget analyst-

Chemist

Dairy manufacturing technologist.

Entomologist-.

Family economist

Food economist

Industrial specialist

Information specialist —

Methods examiner

Nutrition analyst

Persoimel assistant

Personnel technician

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Property and procurement assistant

Property management officer

Records analyst

Records management assistant

Research writer

Scientific illustrator

Space and lease officer

Statistician..

Technical editor

Translator

Veterinarian

Visual information specialist

Voucher examiner —

OS-8. Range $1,620 to $5,370

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

0,S-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,,5.52 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12,0
1 6,1

1
1

10
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
2
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
4
1

10 64, 975
23 124. 380
6 26, 050

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries shown in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count -

21,240
48, 290
21.615
10. 745
42. 355
10. 370

15. 930
5,185

16, ISO
5,435

16, 805
6,810
11,370

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $5, 940

3
11

18, 420
69, 640

69, 540
12,880
6,340
6,340
20, 420
5,940
6,340
6,140
6,940

16,305
26, 175

6,185
16.305

5,435
10, 995
10, 370

6,435

1 6, 185
3 15, 555

1 6, 560

2
126

32
219
250
198

32

1

17
8

10, 365
575, 330
138, 565
846, 010
871,610
622. 740
95, 120
22, 960

2,910
49,064
21,040

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment...

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

ReguLar pay in evccss of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay .....

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental .

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Branch chief, research —

Regional director, research...

6, 832, 714

123.4

691, 062

11 68, 680
4. 7 23, 502

5
3
2
1
3
2
1
2
1

6
16
6
1
4
8
6
5
6
1

32, 100
18, 620
12, 680

6,140
19, 620
12,880

6,140
11,880

6,140

27,300
81,900
25, 926

5, 060
21,115
43, 980
26. 675
26, 175
32,610

5.310
16. 305

6,310
16, 655

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

3
12

18, 820
75, 480

11
2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1

70,540
13,080
6,540
6,540
20,420
6,140
6,640
6,340
6,940

17,0.55

22. 090
1.5.565
26, 800

21,615
16, 680

2
1

1

1

3

1

1

1

5

1

130

30

212

263

177

28

8

10, 746

6,560

6. 560

6.310

15. 805

5.185

5.060

5. 685

27. 300

5,370

598, 150

130, 226

823. 545

918,465

562, 630

84,040

23, 120

48, 824
18, 650

1, 227. 3

6, 196, 674

3,376

6,497

1,012

26, 844

2,577

2,895

6, 239, 776

4 44,200

1,356

6, 968, 224

64.6

319, 621

4. 9 27, 359
0.3 1.066

1, 296. 9

6, 622, 300

7,000

8,300

300

27, 800

2,100

6, 667, 800

4 44,200

6
3
2
1
3
2
1
2
1

4
14
8
1
4
6

32,900
19,220
12,880

6,140
20,020
13,080

6,140
11,880

6,340

22, 365
75, 840
41,480

6,185
20,740
34, 360
42, 105
26, 425
33, 110

5,435
16, 680

6,435
16, 930

17, 180

4 23, 240
3 15,806
3 16, 555

4 21.990
3 16, 655

10, 995

5,686

5,686

5,436

16, 180

5,310

5,185

6,810

22, 240

6, 370

137 632,460

31 1 36, .520

,S3 1.920

927. 855

569. 660

84. 600

23,120

212

265

178

28

40, 224
18, 480

1,367

7, 043, 369

79.4

389, 041

4. 6 24. 684
0.3 1,056

1.283.4

6, 630, 800

2,000

8,400

300

28,400

2,700

6, 672, 600

4 45, 200

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

121

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Agriculturist

Assistant director, research

Associate branch chief, research

Associate regional director, research.

Chemist -

Chief of division, research

Chief, tropical agricultiue branch. ..

Consultant

Director, National Arboretum

Head, division of tropical agriculture.

Horticulturist

Inspector in charge of field station. .

Regional director, regulatory

Section head, research

Veterinarian

G.S-13. Range $8,.'i60 to $9,360:
Administrative officer, regulatory

branch

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer-.

Agriculturist

Agronomist

Animal husbandman

Architect -

Assistant branch chief, research

Assistant section head, research

Bacteriologist

Bacteriological food inspector.

Biochemist.

Botanist

Chemical engineer..

Chemist-.

Commodity industry analyst

Coordinator, national poultry and

turkey improvement plans

Cotton technologist

Director, Alaska Experiment Sta-
tion... -

Entomologist

Fiber technologist

Food chemist

Food specialist

Food technologist

Geneticist

Horticulturist

Industrial analyst

Inspector in charge of field station..

Irrigation engineer

Microbiologist —

Mycologist

Nutrition physiologist

Officer in charge, Puerto Rico Ex-
periment Station

Parasitologist

Pest control equipment specialist...

Plant pathologist

Physiologist

Plant quarantine inspector

Poultry husbandman

Regional business manager, re-
search

Section head, research

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

Veterinarian

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer

Agriculturist

Agronomist

Analytical statistician

Animal husbandman

Animal nutritionist

Apiculturist

Architect

Assistant to regional director, re-
search

Bacteriologist

Baking technologist

Biochemist

Biologist

Botanist

Chemical engineer

Chemical technologist

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Cotton technologist

Cytopathologist

Dairy husbandman

Dairy manufacturing technologist..

Drainage engineer...

Entomologist.-

Farm superintendent

Fiber microscopist

Field representative

Food specialist _.

Food technologist

Geneticist

Horticulturist

Housing and household equipment

specialist

Hydraulic engineer

Industrial specialist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $19,200

1 9. 600

41 398. 000

10.000
9,fi00
9.600

10.000

4 39,000
"i'""9,'666'

3
4
9
10
3
1
1
3
1
1
1

25.880
34,8i0
77.810
91.200
26, 480
8.360
8.960
27.280
9.360
8.360
8,560

2 17, 720

19 163,040

1 8,760

1 8,960

1 8, 560

8,960

137. 360

17. 920

9.360

17,120

8,360

43,800

45. 800

27,680

311.200

8.560

8.960

8,360

2

20

17

26

39

1

6

1

6

2

1

10
1
6
1
6

12
1

89
1
5
1
4
1
1

50
1
1
1
4
1
9

13

34, 040
8,560
139, 760
96,560
42,800
17,720

34.440
160.880
28.080
53.360
9,360

14,680
152,000
129, 080
191. 840
291,160
7,440

44,840
7,440

47, 040

15,080

8,040
72, 800

7,840
37.000

7.640
44,540
91, 080

7,240
671, 160

7,640
38.000

7.240
30.960

7,440

7,240
377,800

8,040

7,640

7,440
29.160

7.440
66.760
99,520

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10. 600

2 19,200
2 19,600

2 15. 480
4 29. 360
1 8,040

9,800

1 9,800
1 10,000
1 9,600

10,200
9.600
40.000
479, 800
29,400

8.360
Hi. 920
60. 120
69. 680
91,200

8,560
8.960
9.300
9,360
8.560
8.760
16. 720
26. 080
173. 400
18. 120

1 9, 160
1 8,560

9.100
121, 640
18. 120

9.360
17.320

8.560

44.600

46. 000

27,680

311,600

8,560

8,360

1
4
1

14
11
6
2

4
12

3
13

1

1

19

18

24

40

1

5

1

6

1

1

11
1
3
1
4

11
1

91
1
6
1
5
I
1

60
1
1
1
4
1

8,360
34,040

8,760
121. 240
96,360
50,960
17,620

35,840
106, 320

28,080

112, 280

9,100

7.240
144.960
136, 320
ISO, 160
299.600

7.640
37. 800

7.640
39.800

7,040

8.040
81,240

8,040
22.320

7,640
30. 160
83.640

7.240
687.240

7.640
38.200

7,440
37.600

7.640

7.240
383.600

8.040

7.840

7,440
29. 5m

7.440
60.320
104. 760

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,600

2 19, 200
2 19. 600

1 10,000

1 9, 800
1 10,200
1 9,800

1
1
3
50
3

1
2
7
7
10

10. 200
9.800
30.000
492. 000
29,600

8.360
17. 120

60. 920

61. 320
91,400

1
1

1
13
2
1
2
1
6
5
3
36
1

8,760
9,160
9.360

17. 720
8. 560
8.960

16. 720
26. 480

225, 700
18,320

9.160
8,760

9,160
113. 280

18. 120
9,360

17, 520
8,560

53,160
46,400
28,080
319,960
9,360

1 8,660
1 8, 360

1
5
1

14

11

6

1

4

12
3

16
1

1

23

20

17

42

1

5

1

5

1

1

10
1
3
1
4

12
1

92
1
5
1
5
1
1

60
1
1
1
4
1

8.360
42.400

8.760
122, 440
97,760
51,560

9,360

36.240
107. 720

2S.080

136. 560

9.360

7.440
173.720
142.600
129, 480
303. 480

7.840
37.800

7,840
39, 800

7,240

8,040
73,600

8.040
22.720

7.840
30. IHO
91.880

7.440
693. 880

7.840
38.400

7.440
37.800

7.640

7 440
385! 200

8.040

7,840

7,440
30.160

7.440
60.720
105, 560

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1 8,040
6 37.400
1 8.040

1 8. 040
6 37. 800
1 8, 040

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.
Inspector in charge of field station...

Irrigation engineer

Meat technologist..

Mechanical engineer

Microbiologist..

Mycologist

Nematologist

Nutrition physiologist

Nutrition specialist

Office:* in charge, Virgin Islands

Experiment Station

Parasitologist

Pathologist

Pest control equipment specialist...

Pharmacologist

Physicist

Physiologist

Pilot

Plant quarantine inspector

Poultry husbandman

Process engineer

Regional business manager, regula-
tory

Section head, research

Silviculturist

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

Technical analyst

Technical assistant to regional

director, research

Textile specialist

Textile technologist

Veterinarian

Veterinary coordinator.

Zymologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer _.

Administrative officer, research

branch

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer

Agricultural technologist

Agriculturist

Agronomist...

Analytical statistician

Animal husbandman

Apiculturist

Architect

Assistant regional business mana-
ger, research..

Bacteriologist

Biochemist - -.

Biologist

Botanist

Cereal technologist

Chemical engineer

Chemist-

Chemical engineer

Civil engineer

Clothing specialist

Commodity industry analyst

Cotton technologist

Cytologist

Dairy husbandman

Drainage engineer

Embrj'ologist

Entomologist

Equipment engineer

Fiber technologist

Food specialist

Geneticist

Histochemist

Horticulturist

Housing speciahst

Hydraulic engineer

Inspector in charge of field station . . -

Inspector of imported animals

Irrigation engineer

Mechanical engineer

Microanalyst

Microbiologist-

Mycologist..

Nematologist..

Parasitologist-

Pathologist,--

Pharmacologist

Physicist

Physiologist

PUot

Plant quarantine inspector --.

Pomologist

Poultry husbandman

Range conservationist.-- --.

Range ecologist--

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist --.

Soil technologist

Taxonomist

Technical assistant to regional

director, research

Technical editor.--

Textile bacteriologist

Textile chemist.--

Textile technologist---

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

92 $693, 480
4 30. 160
1 7.640
3 22, 720
3 22, 720

2 15. 080
1 7,840

1

5
19
2
3
3
8
1
22
5

8,040
36,000

145. 160
14.280
22.320
21.920
62. 320
7,440

161, 480
37,200

4
4
1
18
9
4

2
1
1
41
1
1

29,760
31,960
7,840
141, 720
66. 360
29,960

14,280
7,440
7,640
302,440
7,040
7,040

12 78, 280

13
22
1
50
40

83, 620
139. 680
6,740
318, 400
295, 640

8 61. 720
4 25, 360
6 30, 500

81,420
31,600

6,940
12,280

6,140

91
21
1
1
1
4
1
6
2

577,340

133. 540

6.940

6.940

6.940

25.760

6.540

31.600

13.280

60
1
1
3
6

385.000

6.940

6.340

19. 020

38, 840

16
3
6
115
1
8
4
1
1
1
2
8

40
1
3

16
3

50
1
3
2
1

11

11
3
2

1
2
1
3
1

103. 840

19. 620

40.040

734. 700

6.340
52. 720
25.160

6,340

6.940

6.940
12.280
50,720
261, 200

6.940
19. 820
96. 100
18. 220
317.000

6.940
20,020
13,880

6,340
72, 740
72, 140
20,420
12,880

6,340
12,880

6,340
20,020

6,340

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

83 $668, 720

4 30, 760

1 7. 040

3 23.120

3 22, 720

2 14, 680
1 8,040

1
9

23
2
3
2
9
1

21
5
1

4
4
1
16
12
4

8.040

63.960

172. 720

14, 480

22,720

15. OSO

68,560

7,440

156, 240

37,600

7,840

29,760
31,960
8,040
126. 640
88.280
30,160

15,480

1 7, 840
40 297,600

1
11

7,240

73, 740

3 18, 420
14 89, 960
22 138,880

301.380

290,100

6,140

67, 460
26,160
18, 620

10
4
1
1
1
1
107

16
1
1
1
4
1
6
2
1

57
1
1
3
7

62,800

25,160

6.940

6.340

6.340

5.940

675. 380

104. 240

6.940

6.940

6,940

26.160

6.640

32.300

13. 480

6.940

366. 380

6,940

6.540

19. 420

45, 180

19
2
5
112
1
9
5
1

122. 060

13. 280

33.500

722. 680

6,340

58, 860

31.500

6,340

6,940
18,220
56.660

247,320
12. OSO
20.220

109. 6S0
19. 220

309, 520

6,940
12.880

6,340
79,680
89,960
20,620
19, 420

6,310
13, 4S0

6,540
20,220

6,340

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$661,680
22,920

7,040
23,320
23,120

7,040
42,840

8.040

7,040

1 8. 040
9 63, 900
23 174, 320

22.920
22. 320
61, 520

21
6
1

3

4

1

16

17

4

i7, 040
17,600
7,840

22. 320
32,160
8,040
126, 840
121,080
30,760

15,680

1 8, 040
41 305,240

1 7, 440

10 68, 000

3 18, 420

20 126, 200

27 170,580

45
44
1
9
4
3

4
9
6
2
1
1
1
115
19
1
1
1
5
1
5
2
1
67

294,300

284.160

6,340

57, 460

26,160

19,220

23.760

66. 260

37.240

12.880

6,640

6,640

6,940

729,900

124, 260

6,940

6,940

6,940

32,500

6,740

32,700

13.480

5.940

370, 980

1
3

10
1

19

2

5

112

1

10
5
1

6,540
19.620
60.000

5.940

124.260

13.280

34. 100

722. 680

6.540
66.200
32.300

6,510

6,940

18,620

56,660

256. 140

6.140

32. 300

122.800

19.620

310, 120

1
2
1
12
18
3
3

1
2
1
3
1

6,940
12,880

6.540

80,280

114,920

20,820

19,620

6,540
13,680

6,740
20,620

6,640

122

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Agricultural Research Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Veterinarian

Zoologist-.

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:
Meat inspector supervisor.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer.- _

Agricultural technologist.

Agriculturist

Agronomist

Analytical statistician

Animal husbandman

Animal nutritionist

Apiculturist...

Architectural engineer

Assistant regional business manager.

Bacteriologist

Biochemist...

Biologist

Botanist

Cereal technologist

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst..

Cotton technologist

Dairy husbandman

Dairy manufacturing technologist. .

Drainage engineer

Electrical engineer

Embryologist

Entomologist

Equipment engineer

Fiber technologist...

Fiscal and accounting assistant

Food technologist

Geneticist

Histologist

Home economist

Horticulturist

Hou.sehold equipment specialist

Hydraulic engineer

Illustrator

Inspector in charge of field station..

Instrument maker

Investigator.

Irrigation engineer

Livestock inspector

Meat inspector

Meat technologist

Mechanical engineer

Microanalyst

Microbiologist

Mycologist-.

Naval stores technician _

Nematologist-

Paper technologist

Parasitologist...

Pathologist...

Persoimel officer

Pharmacologist

Physicist

Physiologist

Pilot

Plant quarantine inspector

Poultry husbandman

Procurement and property officer...

Range conservationist

Soli conservationist

Soil scientist

Technical editor

Textile and clothing specialist

Veterinarian _

aS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.316

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,4.35 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.4.54

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Unallocated agent {Alaska Experiment
Station)

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

116 $737. 040

1 6, 340

2 11,625

15

81, 775
46, 290
159,925

84 472,640
54 292,240

6
2
1
1
4
8
6
2
4
1

17
137
1
7
7
2
1
1
1

71
2
1
6
1
7
1
1

15
1
2
1

20
2

10

10
2
2
1
8
1
1
4
1
6
1
6

31
4

32, 235
10, 370
5,060
5,185
22. 490
42, 980
27, 675
10, 870

21, 740
5.310

90.646
747.095

5,435
38, 670
38, 670
10, 496

6.060

6.936

6,060

390, 385

11.620

6,060
27, 175

5,060
37,545

5.310

5. 685
81,275

5,810
10, 620

6.060
110,575
10, 495
56, 475
53.600
11.120
10, 995

5,435
44. 230

5.000

5,310

22, 240
5,810

33,110
5.186
31,486
168.110
21,490

14

6

104

6

6

11
6

19

2

2

922

661

1, 463'

I

1,171

615

290
64

6

5
8
40
82
26
124
83
136

42, 105
72, 840
31,110

687, 865
26, 926
32,360
60,410
3.3, 610

102. 015
11,620
11, 370

I, 083, 820
450, 935

., 823, 070

:, 961, 920

., 671, 330

, 004, 676

, 951, 370
864, 700
171, 440

31, 616
23,600
35, 295
157,000
294, 320
87, 484
391. 400
23.6, 176
360, 440

1 10, 400

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

113 $716. 820

1 6, MO

2 11,626

15 82, 400

7 36, 795

31 166, 860

82 468, 170

69 319, 915

1 5, 060

4 21, 740

5
3
3
1
19
152
1
6
7
2
1
1

16, 306

6,310

21, 866

42, 606

28, 176

16, 066

16, 180

6,435

101, 765

826, 620

6,560

33, 986

39, 046

10, 745

6, 185

5,060

358, 650
11,620

5,185
22, 366

5.060
63, 475

5.435

5,810
64. 095

6,810
10, 870

5,185
106, 765
10, 870
66. 850
38. 045
17,065

10. 995
5,560

38,170

5, 1,85

5,310

17,430

6,810

38, 670

5,310

31,110

189. 100

21,615

5,185

31,985

89,645

30, 300

675, 685

16,805

32, 860

63, 725

28.060

104. 266

11, 745
11, 620

, 008, 685
490, 620

, 884, 265

, 830, 550

, 649, 845

, 844, 000

, 014, 830
796, 700
111,120

26, 326
23.000
35, 546
145. 595
277. 840
78, 162
370. 230
266, 080
129 349,070

10,440

65
2
1
4
1

10
1
1

12
1
2
1

19
2

10
7
3
2
1
7
1
1
3
1
7
1
6

35
4
1
6

17

6

101

3

6

10
5

19

2

2

901

5

96
,461

6
640

637
2
266
40

6

6

8
37
77
23
117
90

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

114 $722. 700
1 6, 740

11,875

77, 840
62,470
175,045
6,185
384, 520
329, 850
5,185
21, 740

16, 555

3

2
1
19
163
1
6
7
4
1
1

48,040
32, 235
15. 565
11,370

5,660
102. 765
885. 666

5.685
34.110
39, 295
21,116

5.310

5,186

67 372,620

1

2
2

10
2
1

13
1
1
1

19
2
9
7
3
2
1
9
1
1
3
1

11
1
6

35
4
1
7

17

5,310
10. 995
10, 245
,64. 225
10, 620

5,810
70, 905

5.810

5,310

6.310
106. 765
11,120
61,640
38, 920
17,0.56
10, 996

5. .5(iO
48.915

6,310

5,435
17,4.30

6.810
69, 410

6,436
31,110
191,976
21,990

5.186
37. 670
91,396

99
3
5

10
7

29

2

2

903

1,409

(

630

1,460
t

1, 130^

6I3'

1
270
43

1
6
8
35
78
24
136
86
136

568, 690
15,805
27, 925
63, 725
38, 670

166. 740
11.746
11, 746

i, 036, 065
490, 520

, 662, 845

, 807, 350

, 746, 475

, 904, 876

, 958, 750
812, 820
120, 620

5,315

23,375

36, 545

138. 625

282, 480

82, 266

423, 170

246, 432

367, 860

10,440

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SBRTICES — Continued

Field— Continued

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

Ungraded positions at monthly rates
equivalent to less than $6,060

Ungraded positions at annual rates;
Rates of $6,060 and above:

Agricultural engineer

Agriculturist.-

Agronomist

Billing technician _

Biochemist

Cereal technologist

Cytologist...

General engineer

Geneticist

Horticulturist

Mycologist

Pathologist

Physiologist

Physicist

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

Agent-

Cooperative agent

Rates less than $6,060

Total permanent, field.

Deduct:
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid
by States.

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts _

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from Federal-grant and Territorial

funds

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other sources

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates

Other positions:
Temporary employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries, local rates

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies tor reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber

78 $173. 713
15 31.860

6 36, 930

1 5, 605

34 216,548

6,310

5,800

8,126

6,740

26, 867

19, 126

6,000

91,223

17,990

15

11

1

365

19, 595
94, 145
70, 060
8,616

1,003,067

10, 278

48, 038, 236

719.2

2,979,019

1.56.3

744, 177

49.3

273, 313

13. 9 77, 142
0.8 4,846

22.5

108,357

,361

44, 068, 096
, 326. 9

43, 889, 471

34.1

178,625

669, 933
22, 672
251, 723
830, 717
164, 602

2, 275, 135
79, 475
23,200
196, 785

153

48, 682, 391

64. 822, 166

64, 132, 719
689,447

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

77 $174, 286

16 31,914

7
1

40
1
2
1
1
1
7
4
1

21
4
1
3

18

10

1

340

42,060

5,605

251, 643

a, 060

10, 370
6,800
8,126
6,740

43, 053

26, 626

6.000

127,323

23.040
6, 940

19,645
111,4.58

64, 260
8,616

952, 836

10, 166

47,921,242

349.5

1, 657, 163

734, 067

37.1

224, 139

14.5 80,771
0.8 5,046

4.1

23,624

,607 9

45, 343, 700
,.671.6

45, 142, 600

36.3

201, 100

615,600
15, 000
264, 200
883,600
174, 200

2, 288. 700
86,100
26, 200
146, 900

2.000

49, 846. 200

66, 514, 000

65, 600, 000
914, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

79 $179, 286

23 59, 414

36.390

6,606

261, 643

6,060

10, 370
5,800
8,126
6,740

43, 063

26. 626

6.000

127,323

23.040
5.940

19,646
111.458

64, 260

23,784

3
18
10

3
334

937, 063

10,202

48, 382, 989

409.1

1, 824, 739

763, 148

2.1

12, 743

14. 7 81, 500
0.8 5,046

2.6

9, 623. 3

45,711,200
9, 687. 3

45, 511, 900

36

682, 100
15. 000
276. 200
740.000
174, 600

2, 221, 600
83,500
26,200
146,000

49. 976. 400

66. 648. 000

56, 000, 000
648, 000

Payments to States, Hawaii, Alaslia, and Puerto Rico, Agricultural
Research Service

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

22
22

26
25

60
48

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,905
GS-8.2

$6, 420
GS-8.8

$6. 228

Average grade ...

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

$126,849
486

$155, 245
456

$296, 100

Other positions

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

123

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS— continoed

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services — Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

$515
205

$700
400

$1,000

Payment above basic rates .

800

128, 055

14,429

36

965

3,396

75

87

587

385

719, 533

719, 986

2,879,798

2,863,313

4,826,051
90.000
15,000

62,500
89,537

255,200

71

156,800

17,000

200

1,000

3,000

100

100

700

1,000

720,000

720,000

2,880,000

2,863,708

5,820,000
90,000
15,000

75,000
90,000

268,000
100

297,900

02 Travel

30.000

1.500

04 Communication services

1,500

06 Printing and reproduction

6,000
300

Services performed by other agencies-

200
1,500

5,800

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions:

Hatch Act, approved Mar. 2, 1887..

Adams Act, approved Mar. 16, 1906.

Pumell Act, approved Feb. 24, 1925.

Bankhead-Jones .\ct, sees. 3 and 5,
title I (act of June 29. 1935)

Bankhead-Jones Act, sees. 9 and 11,
title I, of the act approved June
29, 1935, as amended by the act
of Aug. 14, 1946 (Research and
Marketing Act of 1946)

720,000

720.000

2.880,000

2,863,708
11 155 000

Hawaii Act, approved May 16, 1928.

Alaska Act, approved Feb. 23, 1929.

Alaska Act, approved June 20, 1936,

as amended by the act of Aug. 29,

90.000
15,000

75,000

Puerto Rico Act, approved Mar. 4,
1931

90 000

Agricultural Marketing Act
(RMA-Title II), sec. 204 (b),

500.000

15 Ta-\es and assessments

300

12,668,994

13,721,708

19, 453, 708

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range .$10,800 to $11,800:
Director, Federal-grant research

division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Coordinator, regional research fund.

Research coordinator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Agronomist-.

Animal husbandman

Botanist

Dairy husbandman

Food technologist _

Horticulturist

Marketing technologist

Plant pathologist

Research analyst

Research information coordinator...

Soils technologist

Veterinarian _.

0S-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\nimal husbandman

Plant physiologist

Marketing technologist

Soils technologist

Nutritionist

Research analyst

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Home economist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.956

Range $3,795 to $4.545.

Range $3,410 to $4.160

Range $3,175 to $3.655

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032...

GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
OS-3.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in e-\cess of 52-week base.. .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

01

Personal services.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200
1 9,600

1 8,560
1 8,360

1 8,760
1 8,560

8,760

5,810
9,785
4,296
8,320
21,290
2,950

2,952

22 126, 962
0. 7 3, 993

0. 4 2, 880

21. 7 126, 849
486
515

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 10, 400

2 19, 200

9,160
8,760

8,560

1 8,760
1 8,660

8,960

7,040

6,810
9,910
4,420
19, 675
13,820

3,032

25 167, 117
0. 8 4, 647

0. 4 2, 775

24.6 166,246
455
700

156, 800

1966 estimate

Nmn- Total
ber salary

10,400
48,200

9,360
8,960
8,300

8,660
8,360

17,120
8,360
8,360
8,960
8, .360
8,360

7,040
7,040

10
2

7,040
7,040
7,040

5,810
13,615

4,545
27, 370
33.510

5,900

6,584

50 304, 554
2 8, 454

48 296, 100

1,000
800

297,900

Research on Strategic and Critical Agricultural Materials, Agri-
culture

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summarji of Personal Sercicet

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

91
18
97

69
11
78

51
8
57

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,846
GS-7.1

$2,831

CPC-3.3

$3,300

$4. 457
GS-6.4

$2, 763

CPC-2.8

$3,490

$4, 645

Average grade

GS-6 8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

.$2. 737

CPC-2.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 083

Personal service obligations:

Permanent po.sitinns

$365, 260

47, 696

1,069

182

$282, 750

30,300

950

$214, 750

21,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

750

Total personal service obligations...

414.207

314,000

236,900

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

414,101
10, 781

6,398

2.425

23.003

102

23,179

7.876
37,832
33,640

1,677

313.900
10.700
6.900
3.200

18, 400
200

26.300

8.400

32.500

19. 600
1,500

236,900

02 Travel

03 Transportation of tilings ..

8,900
6,700

2,500

05 Rents and utilitv services . -

11,000

200

07 Other contractual services

14,200

Services performed by other agencies.

8.30O
24,100

17,700

15 Taxes and assessments

1,200

Subtotal

560, 814
1,256

441,600
1,600

331, 700

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

559,558

440,000

331, 700

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

106

8
2,860

100

07 Other contractual services

2,900

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

2,974

3,000

562,532

443,000

331, 700

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4. 205
1 4,160
1 3, 335

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4. 330

1 4.160

2 6,590

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4, 455

GS-5 Range $3 410 to $4 160

1 4,160

GS-2 Range $2 750 to $3,230

1 2,750

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this

3 11,700
89

0. 7 2, 874

4 15, 080
30

3 11, 365
15

Net permanent, departmental (av-

3.7 14,485
73

66

4 16, 050
60

3 11,350

Rcgular pay in excess of 52-week base..-
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

50

All personal services, departmental.

3.7 14.624

4 15, 100

3 11,400

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 9.160

1 8,960

2 14,680
1 7,040

3 23,320
1 7,640

4 25,360
1 6,540
3 18, 820
1 6,740

1 9,360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Agricultural engineer

2 14,880
1 7,240

2 15, 080

C hemical engineer

Chemist

1 7,240

GS-ll. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Agronomist.

2 13,080

2 13,080

Rubber technologist —

124

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE— Con.

Research on Strategic and Critical Agricultural Materials, Agri-
culture— Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. RaoRe $5,060 to $5,810:

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $26, 176

1 6,060

2 10, 245
2 11, 245

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $26. 800

2 10. 245

3 15, 930

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $27, 425

Agricultural engineer . .. .

2 10 370

3 16, 305

Chemist

i 5.660
9 40, 345

1 6.060

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

12 64, 460

2 8,465
8 29, 905

7 24, 705
4 11,880

3 8, 670
3 8,460

1 3,280

1 2,830

2 6. 824
2 5, 050

1 5, 185

8 27,045

6 17, 276

6 22,900

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$1,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Ranee .$.■!, 17.1 to $3,685

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

4 15,015
8 27, 880
6 14. 990
3 8. 660
1 2, 740

2 7. 195
6 17. 795

3 9 170

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,2.W

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.9S0

3 8,890

Cra'ts. protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3,680

CPC-J. Range $2,760 to $3.230

1 2, 910

1 2, 952

2 6,190

1 6,185
8 29, 005

6 14. 675

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,S40

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $6,060 and above:
Pathologist

1 2. 952

2 6. 260

1 5 185

8 29, 610

2 6,725

Ungraded positions at hourly rates less
than $5,060

Tntrtl permfineni;, field

88 393, 919
8.9 33,078
6 25, 884

2.9 15.818

65 272, 132
4. 3 17, 056
0. 7 4, 987

2.4 17,611

48 209, 242
3.4 12,707
0.4 2,523

12 9 388

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accomits

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, field (average

76 350, 775

7,822

14,670

25,304

996

116

62.4 267,700

fiOO

6,000

23,700

900

45. 4 203, 400
600

Other positions:

Part-time eniplojTuent

6 000

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

14, .SOO
700

All personal services, field.

399. 683

298, 900

225, SCO

01 Personal services

414.207

314,flOO

236. 900

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

414,101
106

313, 900
100

236,900

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Miscellaneous

Research Facilities, Agricultural Research Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

14
6

7
6

4
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 215
GS-9.0

$15,000

$5,503
GS-8.2

$15,000

Salaries established imder the act of
Apr. 24, 1948 (21 U. S. C. 113a): Aver-

$15,000

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$44,310
113

192

$45, 045

$34,803

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

148

Total personal services

02 Travel .

44,615

7,201

968

605

213

1,311

444, 124

1,747

641

30

45, 193

10,000

100

600

2,100

200

34, 803
1 000

04 Communication services

300

06 Printing and reproduction _

200

07 Other contractual services ._

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials...

2,900

350.000

8,946,000

100

150,000

15 Taxes and assessments

97

100

601,462

9,366,193

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classifieation

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT Or THE
ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

11

18

'in,

11

1

42

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .. ...

$5, 396
OS-8.7

$6 396

GS-8 7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$3, 910

$108, 444
228

$221, 304
228

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base.

Total personal services

3,910
100

108, 672

8,129

388

771

388

3,869

2,322

221 532

02 Travel .

9,076
727

03 Transportation of things

50

50

200

36

1,465

05 Rents and utility services

727

7,276
4 368

08 Supplies and materials

Obligations iucun'ed ..

4,345

124, 639

246, 161

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

14
7

18
24

15
45

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 215
GS-9.0

$15, 000

$6, 429
GS-8.6

$16,000

$5,8,';2
GS-9 4

Average grade

Salaries established under the act of
Apr. 24, 1948 (21 U. S. C. 113a): Aver-

$16, 000

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$48, 220
113

192

$163,489

$256, 107

Other positions .

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

376

228

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things -.

48, 526

7,301

968

655

263

1,311

444,324

1,747

676

30

153, 865

18, 129

488

1,371

2,488

200

3,809

256,335

10,076

827

1,756

05 Rents and utility services

1,727
200

07 Other contractual services

7,276

08 Supplies and materials

6,222

350,000

8,945,000

100

5,543

150,000

10 Lands and structures

16 Taxes and assessments

97

100

506, 797

9, 480, 732

433, 839

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

1 8,360
1 8. 960
1 4, 205
1 3.635
3 9, 766

1 16,000
1 16,000

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Vetprlnnrlan

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 $4, 205

G9-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 6, 590

Salaries established under the act of
Apr. 24, 1948 (21 U. S. 0. 113a):
Director

Total permanent, departmental

10 75, 426
4.2 33,408
1.6 11,122

0. 3 2, 984

3 10, 795
0. 9 6, 320
0. 6 2, 102

Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid

Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this

amount

Net permanent, departmental (av-

4.6 33,881

113
29

1.6 2,373

Other positions: Intermittent em-

Regular pay In excess of 52-weeb base

16

All personal services, departmental-

34.023

2,389

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Virologist...

1 8, 360
1 8,360

1 8,360
1 8,360

1 7,440

1 $8, 360

1 8,360
1 7,440

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Construction engineer

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125

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEHvicES — Continued

Field— Ci nued
General s-'I^edule pmdes— Co.itinued
OS-11. Range .,940 to $6,940:

Resident engineer-..

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Engineer..

Superintendent (electrical)

Superintendent (mechanical)

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Salaries established under the act of
Apr. 24, 1948 (21 U. S. C. 113a):

Director

Virologist

Total permanent, field

Deduct:

Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
comit

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. -

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000
1 15,000

4 46,720

3.2 38,833

0.2 2,447

1.6 8,899

2.2 14,339
163

14,502

48,626

1964 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $6, 340

27,175
6,435
5.436
4,580
2,950

1 16,000
1 15,000

15 106, 075
6.6 29,677
1 13. 158

13.9 87,876

22.4 161,116
360

161,476

163,865

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 340

27.176
6.435
6.435
4,580
2,950

1 16,000
1 15,000

15 106,075

11,917

31 161,949

46 256, 107
228

256,335

EXTENSION SERVICE

Federal Extension Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

213

2

201

209

2

202

300

2

275

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary .

$5, 690
GS-7.9
$5,232

$5,650
GS-8.0
$5,605

$5,805

GS-8.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6,580

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions . .

$1,087,784

9.736

4.071

333

5,929

$1,102,154
6.691
4,151

$1,554,542

5.978

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

4,296

Other payments for personal services. . .

4.500

4.598

Total personal service obligations...

1.107.853

1.117.496

1, 569, 414

Direa Obligation
01 Personal services

1,092,964
88,186
20,853
11,150

1,114,816
116,000
27,000
12,600

1,685,000
600
68,174
3,295
9,100
9,600
9,600
560

1, 566, 734
192, 000

03 Transportation of things .

32, 000

04 Communication services

19,400

Penalty mail for cooperative exten-
sion agents

2, 000, 000

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

1,093
53,026
2,165
8,817
9,597
10, 059
671

600
67,644
3,272

Services performed by other agencieS-

12.200
13. 400

09 Equipment

17,100

750

1,298,581

3, 046, 236

3, 925. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

14,889
26

2,680

2,680

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

14,915

2,680

2.680

1,313,496

3,048,915

3, 927, 680

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schediiJe grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Administrator of extension work

Total
salary

$13, 200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant administrator

Field assistant to administrator

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director of division

Extension agricultural specialists...
GS-13. Range $S.360 to $9,360:

Assistant to the administrator

Assistant director of division.

Extension agricultural specialists —
field agents _

Extension economist _.

Extension educationist.-

Extension home economist

Extension leader in agricultural en-
gineering

Extension leader In animal industry
programs

Extension leader in conservation
programs

Extension leader In consumer edu-
cational programs

Extension leader In crops, soils and
agronomy

Extension leader in farm advisory
services

Extension leader in farm manage-
ment programs

Extension leader in home economics-
Extension leader in program evalua-
tion

Extension leader in public affairs
programs _

Extension poultry husbandman

Extension specialist in entomology..

Extension specialist In 4-H Club
work

Extension specialist In forestry.

Extension specialist in garden and
food preservation

Extension specialist in nutrition

Extension specialist in parent and
family life education

Extension specialist in rural elec-
trification

Extension specialist in soil conser-
vation

Extension specialist in textiles and

clothing

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant extension leader In In-
service training

Assistant extension leader, Negro
work

Extension agricultural specialist

Extension agriculturist _

E xtension agronomist

Extension economist

Extension home economist

Extension information specialist

Extension leader in cereal crops
marketing program

Extension leader in extension publi-
cation program . . _

Extension leader in visual aids pro-
gram - -

Extension marketing economist

Extension marketing facilities spe-
cialist

Extension radio, television informa-
tion specialist

Extension rural sociologist

Extension specialist in fiscal and
personnel management trainings. .

Extension specialist in 4-H Club

work —

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Admin istrati ve oflBcer

B udget exam iner -

Budget officer -

Extension analyst

Extension information specialist

Extension marketing economist

Extension specialist in visual infor-
mation - - - —

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Budget assistant

Extension analyst

Extension information specialist...

Extension visual information spe-
cialist -

GS-8. Range $4'.62b to $5,370... ,

G.S-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 ,

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

G.S-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC.3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental 182 997,803

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$10, 800

50.000
20,400

1 9,360
4 36, 240

4 33. 440

5 44.600

2 16,920

3 25, 080

8.360
8,360

16, 720
16,720

8,360
8.360

8,360

8,960

8,360

8,360

15,080
7,640
15,280
15,880
14,280

6 36,000

1 7, 240
1 7, 840

7,040

6,940
18,020

6,940

6,940
13,680

6,940

6,940

6,435
6,185

1
1
11

7
39
36
10

1

4
1

16, 305

5,560
6,370
60,605
30,316
152, 365
124. 165
32. 940
3,230

11,568
2,420

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,050

7 69, 600

2 20, 400

1 9. 360
4 36. 440

4 33. 440

6 53, 760

2 17, 120

3 25,080

8,360
8,360

25. 080
17, 120

8.560
8.360

8.360

9.160

8,360

8,360

7,240

16,280
7,840

16, 480
7,840

14, 480

43,440

7,240
8,040

7,040

6,940
18,020
6,940
6,940
12,880

6,940

6,560
5,310

11,120

6,686
5.370
60,755
30.690
165. 720
135. 690
29, 690
3,230

11, 728
2,490

190 1,053,848

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $32. 650

4 43, 200

2
1
2
2

1

1

11

9

60

60

11

1

70.400
10, 000

9,360
36,640

34.040
63.960
17,620
26,680

8,360

8,360

8,360

8.360

8,360

66,880

8,360
8,360

25,080

16,720
8,560
8,660

42,200
17,520

8,760
8,660

8,660

9,360

8,660

8,560

1 7, 040
1 7, 040

2
1
3

15,480
8,040
23,720

14,480

7,040

7,040

7,040
43,840

7,040

14, 480
8,040

6.940
18,420

6,140

6,940
12,880

6,940

6,940

10, 745
5,435

10,120

11, 245

6,810
6,370
62.006
38,905
230.850
174. 190
35.330
3,310

4 11,888
1 2, 560

262 1,488,413

270200—54-

126

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

EXTENSION SERVICE— Continued

Federal Extension Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAI/ SEBVICE8 CODtlDned

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Deduct:

Num- Total
ber salary

13. 8 $61, 628

1.6 11,660

4 23,472

Num- Total
ber salary

6.8 $41,126

1 8,684

3.6 19,833

Num- Total
ber salary

8. 6 $93, 621

1 8,694

1 2 10,642

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accoimts ..

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
pnnnt

Net permanent, departmental (av-

176

958,097

4,816
3,642

333

4,778

186.8

1,023.872

1,800
3,979

248.4

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment . - - .

1,396,940
1,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week hase..-
Paymnnt above basic rates: Overtime

4,122

Other payments for personal services;
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details ___

4,600

4,698

All personal services, departmental.

971,666

1,034.161

1,407,460

Field:
General schedule Rrades:
G.'5-13. Range $S.36fl to $9,360:
Extension agriculturist

1 9,360

Extension leader in agricultural

6 41,800

Extension specialist in soil con-
servation

1 9,360

2 14,480

1 8,040

2 14,880
1 8,040

1 6,436

1 4, 646
4 14, 300

2 6,640

12 68. 630

3 9,945

1 9,360

1 9. 360

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Extension agricultural specialist

Extension cotton ginning specialist-
Extension marketing specialist

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

2 14, 880
1 8,040

2 16. 280
1 8,040

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.656

2 7,310

2 7, 310

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

Ungraded pnsltijns at annual rates:

Rates of $5,060 and above: Agents

Rates less than $6,060

11 64.649
2 6. 920

22 164. 249
6 13, 420

31 173,466

2.7 14.381
6.4 29,387

19 HI, 159

38 259, 469

Deduct:

1. 3 8. 860

Portion of salaries paid by States

lapses

8.1 32,997
120

12.1 92,997

Net permanent, field (average num-

22.9 129,687

4,920
429

1,161

12.9 78,282

4,891
172

24. 6 157, 602

Other posltioxis: Intermittent employ-

4,178

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Other payments for personal services:

174

136. 187

83.345

181, 964

01 Personal services

1,107,853

1,117,496

1 669 414

Salaries and wages In the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

1,092,964
14,889

1,114,816
2,680

1,666,734
2,680

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

FARMER COOPERATIVE SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, Farmer Cooperative Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total niunber of permanent positions

Average number of all employees-

65
65

62
69

62
67

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary..

$5,638
GS-8.0

$5,715
QS-8.3

$5, 787

GS-8.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$352. 623

1,300
169

$330,000
1,300

$329,100

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

1,300

353,982

24,515

473

3,465

331,300

27,900

600

14,000

330. 400

02 Travel

27,900

600

04 Communication services

15,600

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estUnate

05 Rents and utility services...

$1,228
28.229
283
688
2.436
686
248

$700
29,500

06 Printing and reproduction

$29,500

Services perfurmed by other agencies
08 SuppI les and materials'

600

2.700

600

200

600

2,700

600

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments __

200

Total obligations - .

416,033

408,000

408,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL 8EBVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 esthnate

Departmental:
General schedule trades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11, 050

1 10, 400

1 8.360
8 72. 280

10 76. 200

1 7. 240

2 12. 280
1 6.940

1 6. 060
1 5. 060
1 5, 435
1 5,310
1 5. 060
1 5. 185
1 4. 995

3 13. 990
8 29, 780

15 61.065
6 18, 740

1 2,632

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10. 800

1 10. 400

1 8. 500
8 72. 680

11 83.640

1 7, 440

2 11.880
1 6,940

1 6. 060
1 6. 060
1 5. 560
1 ,■;. 436
1 6. 060
1 6, 185

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800

1 10, 600

1 8. 760

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Agricultural economist

8 73, 280
11 84 640

GS-12. Range $7,0i0 to $8,040:
Agricultural economist _. .

1 7, 640

2 12. 280
1 6 940

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Agricultural economist

Information officer..

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Accountant _.

1 6 060

.Administrative assistant

1 6.060
1 5.685

Information specialist.

1 5. 560

Personnel officer

1 5 060

1 6, 310

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

3 14, 365
8 30.460
13 44, 155
5 15. 950

1 2. 712

3 14,615

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

8 30, 905

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

13 44. 716

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

6 16, 110
1 2, 792

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses..

65 367,062
0. 6 4, 539

62 351.342
3.1 21,342

62 365, 812
4 9 26. 712

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary).

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay .

64. 5 352. 523
1,300

159

58. 9 330, 000
1,300

67. 1 329, 100
1,300

01 Personal services

363, 982

331,300

330, 400

FOREST SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

yOEEST SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

7.086
3.299
9,649

7.064
3.309
9.621

6,906
2.301
8.280

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,656
GS-6.6
$3. 695

$4. 673
GS-6.6
$3,703

$4. 691

Average grade .

GS-6.6

■Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,708

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions . .

$29. 128. 614

7, 104. 689

110,976

997. 526

1. 734, 754

$29. 5.™. 712

7, 372, 265

101. R9S

989, 283

1. 952. 560

$28. 269. 848

6, 279. 240

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

98, 217
69.5. 633

Other payments for personal services. . .

1, 284. 647

Total personal service obligations.. .

39. 076. 659

39. 975. 718

35. 627. 585

Direct Obligaliona

37. 176. 562

1, 334. 722
660. 791
384. 593
517. 149

189, 027

2. 201. 245
267. 891

3.323.000
2, 736. 852

190, 144
17,901

37. 729. 276
1, 343. 394
616. 334
469. 562
490. 871
198. 751

1, 745. 259
317.471

3.417.223

2, 443. 972
129.206

8,081

33. 502. 343

02 Travel

1,214 074

424. 398

04 Communication services _ .

446.000

435. 742

191.821

1, 246. 978

Services performed by other agencies.

266. 010
2,476.177

09 Equipment _

2, 275. 207

114, 630

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

127

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

F0HE3T SEB VICE— continued

Direct Oi/iffoiiOTii— Continued

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

$39, S90
141, 224

$28,355
142,498
165,000

$26,778
114.428

Contingpncy fiind^

4,685,000

Subtotal

49, 169, 991
474,333

49, 142, 263
474. 635

47, 419, 484

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

462, 484

''

48,695,658

48, 667, 618

46, 957, 000

Obligaticms Payable Out of ReimbuTsemenls
From Other Accounts

1, 900. 997

87.036

27,366

14.822

72, 591

251

223. 984

16,974

3,030,018

388,666

17, 266

6,140

2. 246. 442

106. 681

38.450

19. 2'0

33.050

2.460

356.000

77,650

3,702,363

763,700

18,000

6,950

2, 125, 242

02 Travel

101, 131

38,450

04 Communication services - - - - ..

19.280

33,060

2,450

07 Other contractual services

353,700

Services performed by otheragencics.
08 Supplies and materials . _

75,650
3, 691, 697

09 Equipment...

763,700

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

18.000
4,650

Subtotal

5, 733, 989
2! 6

7,370,016

7, 227, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

6, 733, 773

7,370,016

7, 227, 000

Tota] obligations

64,429,431

66,037,634

64, 184, 000

ALLOCATION TO THE DEPAKTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

10
113
120

9
108
116

9

69

77

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,735
GS-7.1

$4,721
OS-7.1

$4, 778

GS-7.3

Personal service obligations:

$34,298

359,012

134

37,202

$39, 759

350, 567

143

36, 486

$37, 725

Other positions

219, 619

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates.

149
25,517

Total personal service obligations...
Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

430,646

430, 628

4,441

2,325

653

16, 106

3

75, 477

43.624

18,699

6,340

426,956

426, 956

6.914

2,198

582

19,499

25

61,842

38,763

9.911

5,311

282,910
282. 910

02 Travel .

3.700

03 Transportation of things-.

1,680

546

05 Rents and utility services

11,188

06 Printing and reproduction.

10

39. 910

08 Supplies and materials ...

20.171

09 Equipment .

5.545

15 Taxes and assessments

3.340

Subtotal

597,096
25,087

571,000
21,000

369,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence . .

9,000

Total direct obligations

672. 009

660,000

360,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

18
744

09 Equipment. -

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

762

Total obligations

672, 771

650,000

360,000

SUMMARY

Summary of Perstmal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-.

Average number nf S()l pmplnyees

7,096
3,412
9,669

7,073
3,417
9,737

6,915
2,370
8,357

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary. .

$4,665
GS-6.6
$3,696

■

K673
GS-6.6
$3,703

$4,691

Average grade .

QS-6.6

Ungraded positions: Average .salary

$3,708

OBLIOATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

auMUAET— continued
Summary of Personal Services— Con.
Personal service obligations:

$29,162,912

7. 463. 701

111,110

1.034,728

1, 734, 754

$29, 699, 471

7, 722, 832

102, 041

1,025,769

1, 952, 660

$28. 307. 573

6. 498. 759

98,366

721. 150

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Other payments for personal services...

1. 284, 647

Totalpersonal services

39, 607, 205

40. 402. 673

35, 910, 495

Direct Obligations

37. 606. 190

1,339,163

663,116

385, 146

633, 256

189, 030

2, 276. 722

257. 891

3,366,624

2, 756. 461

190. 144

17,901

39.890

146,564

38.166.231

1,349.308

618. 532

470. 144

610. 370

198. 776

1. 807. 101

317.471

3,456.986

2, 453. 883

129.206

6.081

28.355

147, 809

165.000

33, 786, 253

02 Travel

1.217,774

03 Transportation of things

426 076

446.546

06 Rents and utilitv services _.

446. 930

191.831

1, 286. 888

Services performed by other agencies.

266. 010
2. 496, 348

09 Equipment . .

2,280,752
114,630

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments - ..

26, 778
117,768

4,686,000

Subtotal

49,767,087
499,420

49,713,263
495, 635

47,788,484
471, 484

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

49, 267, 667

49,217,618

47,317,000

Obligaticms Payable Out of Rdmbursementt
From Other Accounts

1,901,015
87,035
27, 365
14,822
22,591
251
223,984

16, 974
3,030,018

389, 300

17, 256
5,140

2, 246, 442
106, 681

38,460
19,280
33.050
2.450
356,000
77,650

3, 702. 363
763,700

18,000
6,960

2, 126, 242

02 Travel

101,131

38.450

19.280

06 Rents and utility services

33.050

2.450

07 Other contractual services

363.700

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

75.660
3,691.697

09 Equipment

763, 700

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

16 TfiYPs f^nri ^<!sew>m''nts

18,000
4,650

Subtotal

6, 734, 751
216

7,370,016

7,227,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total obligations payable out of
relmbtusements from other ac-

5, 734, 536

7,370,016

7,227,000

Total obligations

65, 002, 202

66, 687, 634

64,644,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Grades established by act of Oct. 15,

1949, Public Law 359:

Chief forester of the Forest Service

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant chief. Forest Service

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant chief, Forest Service

Consultant

Forest products technologist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Assistant to chief

Division leader

Fiscal officer

Forest economist

Forester

Information officer _..

Land utilization specialist

Patliologist

Range conservationist-..

Statistician _.

Technologist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative ofScer

Cartographic engineer

Communication officer.-

Educationist -.-

Entomologist

Fiscal officer

Forester

Forest economist

Hydraulic engineer..

Information officer

Land utilization specialist...

Mechanical engineer.

Placement officer

Position classifier

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $14,800

48,400

1 11,050
3 33,900

21,000
10,600
9,800
9,600
9,800
111, 400
10,600

1 10,000

1 9,600

1 9,800

1 10,600

17,320
9,360
8,360
8,760

17, 120

16, 720
108, 320

26,280
8,660
8,360
9.360
8,660
8,760
8,760

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $14,800

1 11,300
3 33, 900
1 10, 800

2
1
1
1
1
12
1
1
1
1
1

20. 200
10.600
10,000

9,800

9,800
122.600
10.600

9,600
10,000

9,600
10,000

16,720
9,360
8,560
8,960

17,120

16, 720
117,680

35. 640
8,760
8,660

1 8, 760
1 8, 960
1 8,960

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

4 49. 000

1 11,300

3 34, 650

1 10, 800

20,200
10,600
10,000

9,800
10. 000
123, 200
10,600

9,600
10, 000

9,800
10,000

16, 720
9,360
8,560
8,960

17,320

16, 920
118, 280

35, 640
8,760
8,560

8,760
8,960
8,960

128

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FOREST SERVICE— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Forest Service — Continued

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departm en tal— Contin ued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Publications writer

Range conservationist

Safety officer

Statistician

Technologist--

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant--

Administrative officer -

Architect

Biologist

Branch chief -

Editor

Engineer

Forest economist---

Forester -

Information specialist -

Land appraisal engineer--

Motion picture director—

Range conservationist

Statistician -

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

** Architect

Assistant budget officer-

Editor

Exhibit specialist

Forest economist-

Forester

Information specialist ,

Photogrammctric engineer-—

Position classifler

Piocuromcnt and property officer.,.

Range conservationist

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Accountant - -

Administrative assistant

Architect .-. ---

Forest economist

Forester - --

Personnel assistant --

Photdgraninietric engineer

Research editor __

Scirntlfif illustrator

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

Range $4,205 to $4,955

Range $3,795 to $4.545

Range $3,410 to $4.160— -

Range $3,175 to $3.6.55

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430 --

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

GS-7.
GS-6.
OS-5.
OS^.

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,760
17.520
8.660
8.560
17,720

14.480
7.040
8.040
7.440
7.040
7,840

22,320
29.160
7,440
7,240
7,440
7,240
7,840

2 12, 680

Total permanent, departmental 278

6.140

6,740

6,140

6,940

12, 480

12,680

6,640

6.340

11.880

13,080

5.686

6.310

6.810

5.060

10. 246

6.185

6.310

6,060

6,0(iO

10, 740

92, 350

53,040

165, 220

169. 815

77. 350

8,730

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 960
17,720
8,760
8,560
17,720

2 14, 480

7.440
7.040
8.040
8.040
22. 320
22.120
7.640
7.240
7.640
7.240
7,840

6.740
6,940
6,140
6,740
6,140
11.880
12.680
13, 080
6,740
6,340
12,080
6,540

1 6. 810

2 10, 495

1 3.310
11 31,912

Deduct:
Lapses-.

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts -

Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid Irom this
account

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay-- -

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director, forest products laboratory.
Regional foresters

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant director, forest products

laboratory

Chemical engineer _

Chemist

Director, forest and range experi-
ment stations

Director, tropical forestry unit

Engineer

Pathologist

Regional director,

Technologist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Assistant regional foresters

Chemical engineer

Chemist _

1, 663, 062

35.3

176, 509

6. 6 33, 016

7. 6 40. 647

1
2

1
1
1

2
19
10
43
46
22

3

6,185

10, 495

6.310

6,435

6,186

6,060

9.990

87. 270

43.700

168. SSO

159.410

67, 780

8,890

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 960

2 17, 920

1 8. 760

2 17, 720

2 14,880

7,640
7,040
8,040
8,040
22,320
14,880
7,640
7,440
7.640
7.440
8,040

6,740
6.940
6.340
6,940
6,340
12.0S0
12,680
13.080
6.740
6. .540
12.280
6,540

1 5.810

2 10. 620

1 3,310
10 29, 920

, 394. 085
2.805
8,333

730

1.402.953

1 10.800
10 108,750

1 10.600

1 9.600

2 20, 200

112.200
10.000
9.600
10.400
9.800
9,600

8,360
34,040
5.55.120
16.720
26,880

5.310

10. 620

6,310

6.435

5,310

6,185

10,115

88. 145

44,075

157, 900

134. 626

68. 050

8,890

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1 3,310
10 30, 000

270 266

1, 649, 125 1, 496, 460

14.3

78, 342

6. 3 22, 178
4. 6 30, 768

255

1, 479, 363
6,6.'*0
6,674

300

1,491,017

1 11,060
10 110,600

1 10, 600

1 9, 600

2 20, 200

n 112.800

10.000
9.600

10.600
9.800
9,800

1 8.560
4 34. 8-10

60 637.800

2 16.720

3 26, 880

18

98, 609

6. 3 22, 178
4. 2 27. 942

235.9

1,402.615
6.680
6,387

300

1.413,982

1
10

ll.O.TO
111,250

1 10, 600

1 9. 800

2 20. 200

112.800
10. 200

9,800
10.600
10.000

9.800

8. 660

34.840

495. flon

16.920

27, 280

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Forester

Engineer

Entomologist.- ,,,

Forest economist ,-

Forester

Forest products technologist

Forest supervisor

Information specialist

Pathologist

Range conservationist,,

Regional fiscal agent

Technologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer,.

Agent -

Agriculturist --.

.Assistant to assistant regional for-
ester

Cartographic engineer

Deputy regional fiscal agent

Electronics engineer -

Chemical engineer -

Chemist -.- --

Equipment engineer

Engineer —

Entomologist

Fire control officer

Fiscal agent-- -- --

Forest economist ---

Forester

Forest geneticist

Forest products technologist

Forest supervisor

Geologist-- --

Hydraulic engineer --

Land utilization specialist

Mathematician

Mechanical engmeer

Pathologist,

Personnel officer

Physicist

Plant physiologist

Property and supply clerk

Range conservationist

Regional fiscal agent

Safety officer- --

Soil scientist

Technologist

Training and safety officer --.

Training officer

■Wildlife technician

QS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Airplane pUot --

Architect -- -

Area conservationist

Assistant forest supervisor

Budget officer

Cartographic engineer

Chemical engineer --.

Chemist --

Civil engineer -- --

Classification officer

Communications officer

Deputy regional fiscal agent

District forest ranger

Editor -- -

Educationist -,- —

Electronic engineer —

Engineer - ,

Entomologist -

Equipment engineer

Fire control officer-- ,-

Fiscal inspector -

Forest economist -

Forester

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, .320
36. 440
68. 680
63. 120

193. 120
17.920

109. 280
8. 760
26. 080
36.040
60. 920
43,600

6 42 440

1 7,040

4 29,360

11 85, 640

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$36. 440
68. 880
64.360

194. 320
26. 280

185. 920
8. 760
26. 480
44. 400
61.720
44, 400

6 43, 440

1
1
2
9
1
12
7
3
1
6
112

7,040

7,040
16.880
67.960

7.040
92,080
63. 080
23.120

7.240

46. 040

848,880

Forest physiologist

Forest products technologist---

Forest supervisor

Hydrologist- ---

Information specialist

Land utilization specialist

Mechanical engineer.-

Parachute project administrative

officer -

Pathologist ---

Photogrammctric engineer

Plant physiologist

Position cla.sslfler

Property and supply officer -.

Range conservationist, ---

Regional law enforcement officer. ..

Soil conservationist---

Soil scientist

Supply officer

TectinologLst -

Topographic engineer -

Training officer -

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Fiscal hispector -

Property and supply officer -..

Regional fiscal Inspector

2
120
1
1
6
1
2
8
1
1
1
1

12
1
2
2

12
3
2
1

19
14
6
1
2
44
2
4
1
7
1
1
8
6
80
5
1
1

16
11
2
6
1
3
223

14. 680

917,000

7,640

7.440

40,200
7,040

14,880

60,520
7,040
7,240
7,640
8.040

91, 480
7,440

14. 280

15. 480
92.080
21,720
16,880

8,040

121, 660
90, 160
38.240

6,940
11,880
284, 560
13, 480
26. 760

6.340
44. ISO

6.740

6,940
60. 920
39. 640
477. 600
32. 300

6.940

6.340
96. 900
72, 940
12.880
36. 040

6.740
18, 820

1, 407, 620

1
2
1
2
9
1

13
9
3
1
4
112

29,760

70. 360

7.240
14.080

7.240
16.080
69.160

7.240
99. 720
67. 760
23.720

7.240
30. 660
854, 080

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$36. 640
69. 880
54. 760

195.120
26. 480

186. 720
8.960
26. 480
44.400
61,920
44, 400

6 43, 840
'4""36,"i60

2 14. 280

108 832.920

1 7, 840

6
1
2
9
1
1
1
1

10
1
2
2

12
3
2
1

40.200

7.240

14. 880

68. 560

7.240

7.240

7.840

8.040

74. 800

7.040

14. 280

16.680

92.080

21. 920

16. 080

8,040

18, 420
6.340
6.740

12. 880
6.940
6,740

6.940
47.180

19. 820
6.340
6.940

19. 8211

121.600

6,940

6.740

12.480
6,140

42. 38(1

13. &S0
6.940

3 17.7,50
2 12. 500
1 6. 876

19 122.460

14 91.960

6 33. 300

2 13, 080

9
1
2
1
2
9
1

13
9
3
1
4

108
1
2

104
1

70. 760

7.240
14. 280

7.240
16. 280
69.360

7.240

100, 520

68.360

23.720

7.440

30,760

826. 320

7.040

14. 480

805. 760

7,840

267. 940
6.940
26. 960
13.080
44. ,180
6.740

4

126

6

1

1

10

11

2

10

1

3

241

51.920

25, 960

749, 440

32,900

6,940

6.540

63. 400

72. 940

13.080

62. 800

6.740

19. 420

1, 626, 640

3
1
1
1
1
1

1
9
3
1
1
3
17
1
1
2
1
6
1

18, 620
6.640
6.740
6.940
6.940
6,940

6.940
59. 660

19. 820
6. .MO
6,940

20, 020
107. ISO

6.940

6,940
12,680

6,340
37.440

6.940

4 24. 125

2 12, 600

3 18,000

1
2
9
1
1
1
1

11
1
2
2

12
3
2
1

19
12
5
2

7,240

15.280

69.160

7,240

7,440

8,040

8.040

82.640

7,040

14. 680

15. 880
92.880
22.320

16. 080
8,040

123, 460
78. 680
33. 300
13. 280

37
1
4
2
7
1

242. 980
6.940
27. 560
13. 280
44. 980
6,940

4
126
6
1
1

10

12

2

10

1

3

235

62. 320

26. 160

752. 440

33. 100

6.940

6.640

64. 000

79, 080

13. 280

63.200

6.940

19, 620

1,499.300
5,940
18,820
6,540
6.940
6,940

1
9
3
1

1
2
17
1

6,940

6.940
69. 660
20. 420

6.740

6.940

13,280

108.180

6.940

2 12.680

1 6.340

6 37. 840

1 6, 940

4 24.260

2 12. 500

3 18. 125

I

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

129

DETAIL OF PEHSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
OBneral schedule ^ades— Continued
GS-9. Rangp $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Agent .-_ _

Agriculturist

Airplane pilot

Architect .-. _

Assistant fiscal agent

Biologist

Budget analyst

Cartographic draftsman

Cartographic engineer

Communications officer

District forest ranger

Editor

Engineer _

Entomologist

Equipment engineer

Fiscal accoimtant

Fiscal accountant and auditor.

Fiscal auditor

Fiscal officer

Forest economist

Forester

Qeneticist

Highway engineer

Information specialist

Landscape architect-

Mechanical engineer

Meteorologist

Nurseryman.

Pathologist

Personnel assistant

Photogrammetric engineer

Physicist

Plant physiologist

Position classifier.

Project conservationist

Range conservationist

Regional accountant

Regional auditor

Regional fiscal inspector

Soil conservationist _

Soil scientist

Statistician

Superintendent of construction .

Supply officer..

Technologist

Training officer

Topographical engineer

aS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to .$,5.315

CPC-9. Range .$4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4,490...

Range $3,435 to $4.035

Range $3,200 to $3,680

Range $2,974 to $3.4.54

Range $2.7.50 to $3.230

Range $2,552 to $3,032...

CPC-2. Range .$2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at annual rates less

than $5,060

CPC-7.
CPC-6.
CPC-5.
CPC-4.
CPC-3.

Ungraded positions at hourly rates less
than $5,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Portion of salaries shown above paid

by States

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

NIghtwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad...

Num- Total
her salary

142 $S07. 395

1
17
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
600

5,060
99.2,0
22, 240
6,060
6.435
5.185
J 060
6.935
11.870
10, 745

3. 330. 3-. 5
3 15, 930

70, <R0

79. 645
6,685
6.310

22,115
5,185
6,810

42, 105

1,121,180

6,685

6,185

11,120

11,620

6,060

5,810

34, 735

44,480

11,495

49.915

6,060

1
3

15
4
1
1
2
5
1
3
2
3
1
1
1
687

5,685

17,305

85. 650

22, 740

5.310

5.810

10, 370

27. 800

5,685

17, 555

11,620

16. 180

6,185

5,810

5,370

3, 118, 530
464

1, 967, 355
801

2, 968, 160
746

2, 597, 600
817

2, 557, 430
486

1, 422. 100
6 13, 380

16
11
20
34
32

5
19
26

2

472

81.915
48.650
87. 675
128.390
110.800
16.150
60,490
68,752
4,810

1, 706, 127
7 15, 827

6,818

30, 790, 261

421.3

1, 547, 645

675.2

2,630,534

1, 156, 745

6, 013. 5

27, 768. 827

6, 130. 156

22.988

1, 307. 752

105, 777

962. 632
9,305
72,061

1954 estimate

NuJi- Total
her salary

134 $769,915

1
19

4

1

1

1

1

1

3

2

567

3

2
13
15

5.060

110.390

22.490

5.185

5. sno

6.310
5.185
5.935
17,430
10, 495

, 149, 895
10, 370
V2, 780
80,775

1
3
1

1

7

193

5,435

16, 555

5,310

5,810

37, 545

1,074.955
1 5,810

1 5, 185

2 11,370
2 11,620

5.810
35.110
48.790
11.620
45, 105

5,185

5.685
17, 555
66. 345
22, 865

5,435

21.740
16, 805
5,810
17.680
11.745
15, 930

1 5, 810
1 5, 370

713

3, 240, 495

474

2, 001, 490
820

3, 053, 200
756

2, 651, 260
797

2, 502, 990
462

1, 310, 580
4 11,120

15 77. 975

8 35. 700

18 80, 570

32 124.620

30 109. 120

4 13,096

18 66. 620

25 72, 436

1 2,770

463

1, 723, 705

8 20,248

6,803

30,906,335

327.5

1, 155, 801

3.3

2, 751. :

0.3 1,100

1, 122, 537

,064.8

28, 120, 108

6, 393. 579
26. 247

1, 297. 326
96. 367

945. 155
8.821
71,493

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

130 $751,300
1 5. 185
14 84, 840
22, 740
5.185

4
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
567

5.686
5.310
6.185
5,935
17, .5.55
10. 620

3,162.395
2 10. 620
13 73. 155
19 102.140

1 6, 435

3 16, 680

1 5,310

1 5,810

9 47, 915
186

1,038,785

1 5.810

1 5.310

2 11.370
2 11,620

5,810

35,110

48,915

5,810

45.230

5.310

6,185

6,810

17, 655

77,840

22.990

6.435

11.870
16, 930
5,810
17.680
11.745
16, 055

1 5, 810
1 6, 370

696

3, 176, 206

463

1, 962, 560
814

3, 034, 440
730

2, 565. 350
772

2, 430, 760
461

1, 309. 470
4 11,120

14 73. 160

6 28.400
17 76. 330
32 125.170
29 106. 160

4 13. 096

21 66. 444

21 60. 072

1 2,840

452

1, 686, 070

7 15, 827

30, 353, 954

370.2

1, 322, 479

2, 753, 205

155

626.688

5,751.2

26, 904, 958

4, 863. 633

22.447

606.999

92, 979

641,286
8,071
71, 493

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES— -Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Other payments for personal services:
Casual workers

Payments to other agencies for relm-

$1, 717, 023
17, 731

$1,947,666
4,894

$1,282,647
2,100

AU personal services, field

38, 104, 262

38,911,666

34,496.613

01 Personal services

39, 607, 205

40, 402, 673

35. 910, 496

Salaries and wages In the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

37, 606, 190
1,901,015

38,166,231
2, 246, 442

33, 785, 263
2, 126, 242

Obligations payable out of rebnburse-

Forest Roads and Trails, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

FOREST SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions,
.\verage number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary.

-■Vverage grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade _

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions ,

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc base...

Payment above basic rate5.

Other payments for personal services...

Total personal service obligations..

Direct Obligations

Subtotal

Deduct charges (or quarters and subsist-
ence _

Personal services.

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials..

Equipment

Lands and structures

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursementt
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment.

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out ot
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obligations.

1953 actual

1954 estimate

819

793

1,613

$4,660
GS-6.6

$3,971

CPC-7,4

$3, 621

$3, 353. 778

2, 128. 323

12. 899

58, 141

1,174

5,554.315

6, 495. 698

158. 530

67. 558

62. 909

74.639

12. .597

345, 366

11,423

2, 824. 862

92. 687

571. 570

3.278

37,238

9,748,356
24,605

9, 723. 760

58.617

3,561

201

1,328

3,751

62, 636

1,544

964

61

122,663

9, 846, 413

1,855

$4,616
GS-6.6

$4,014

CPC-7.4

$3. 666

$3, 696, 667

2, 700. 046

14,217

69,259

6, 470, 189

1955 estimate

6, 366, 689

179. 172

96. 060

77.820

81.620

12.700

1, 257, 435

4.175

3. 560. 882

167. 790

1,296.211

300

37, 662

13, 138, 516
21,753

13.116,763

103,500

3,500

600

3,200

10.000

102,000

1,150

1,000

60

225,000

13, 341, 763

838

789

1,671

$4,642
GS-6.6

$4. 035

CPC-7.4

$3, 555

$3, 696, 667

2, 145, 624

14,219

69, 259

5,915,769

6, 812. 269

175, 000

75,000

67, 464

60.000

12. 700

1, 000. 000

4.175

2. 644. 845

165.000

6,000.000

300

30.000

16, 046, 753
21.753

103.500

3.500

600

3,200

10,000

102,000

1,150

1,000

50

225.000

16, 250, 000

ALLOCATION- TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Total number ot permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

50
15

68

60

56

104

Average salaries and grades:
leneral schedule grades:

$4,125
OS-6.1

$4,170
GS-6.4

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$176,550
45,128

$202,000
170,000

Other positions

..............

130

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FOREST SERVICE— Continued
Forest Roads and Trails, Forest Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1953 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC KOADS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE— Con.

01 Personal services— Continued

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

$681
8,643

$760
7,250

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

229,002

17,659

158

117

2,957

1,260

61, 552

29,893

17

828,993

1,277

380.000

60,000

2,000

1,000

4,000

1,000

150.000

100,000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things...

04 CnrnTniinimfinn sprvirns

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Otber contractual services

OS Supplies and materials..

09 Equipment .

10 Lands and structures

6,829,378
6,000

15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

1, 172, 875
77

7, 632, 378

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence .. ,.

Total obligations

1, 172, 798

7, 632, 378

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Full-time equivalent of al! other positions.

869

808

1,671

888
1,025
1,969

838

789

1,671

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary.

$4,615
GS-6.4

$3,971

CPC-7.4

$3,521

$4,571
GS-6.6

$4,014

CPC-7.4

$3,555

$4,642
GS-6.6

$4,035

Average grade

Average salary

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,655

Personal service obligations:

$3,630,328

2,173,451

13, 580

64,784

1,174

$3,898,667

2, 870, 046

14, 967

66,509

$3,696,667

2,145,624

14.219

69,259

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

Total personal service obligations...

6,783,317

6, 860, 189

5,915,769

Direct Obligations

6, 724, 700

176. 189

67, 716

63, 026

77, 696

13,847

406, 918

11,423

2.854,755

92,704

1, 400, 563

3,278

38,615

6,746,689

239. 172

98, 060

78, 820

85,620

13,700

1,407,435

4,175

3,660,882

167, 790

8,125,589

300

42,662

5,812,269

176, 000

75.000

67.464

60,000

12, 700

1,000,000

4,175

2, 644, 845

165.000

6, 000, 000

300

30,000

02 Travel .

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Subtotal

10, 921, 230
24,682

20,670,894
21,763

16,046,763
21,763

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

10.896,548

20, 649, 141

16.025,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

58.617

3,661

201

1,328

3,761

52,636

1,644

964

61

103, 500

3,600

600

3,200

10,000

102,000

1, 150

1,000

60

103, 500

3,500

600

3.200

10, 000

102, 000

1, LW

1,000

50

02 Travel..

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures...

15 Taxes and assessments. .

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

122. 663

225,000

225,000

Total obligations

11,019,211

20,874,141

16,250,000

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,200

2 17, 320
2 17,620

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,400

2 17.320
2 17, 520
1 8.760
1 9. 360
1 9, 160

1 8,660

2 14, 680

1 7,040

2 16, 280
2 14, 280
1 7,040

1 6, 140

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,400

2 17, 720
2 17,920
1 8,760
1 9,360
1 9,160

1 8,660

2 14,680

1 7,040

2 16, 480
2 14,680
1 7,040

1 6,140

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative officer

Engineer.

Fiscal officer .. ..

Forester

1 9,360
1 8. 960

1 8,360

2 14,280

Inspector ...

Procurement officer

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer.. ..

2 16,080
2 14, 280

Property and supply officer

GS-11, Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6,940
1 6,340

1 5, 185
1 6.186
1 6. 935
1 5.810
1 6, 185
1 4. 705
3 13. 610
7 26. 745
11 38,686
6 15,550

1 3,310

2 6,984

Property and supply officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Accountant.

1 6,310
1 6, 310
1 6,935
1 6,810

1 6,310

2 9,410

4 17, 805
7 26, 995

11 38,926

5 16.030

1 3, 310

2 6, 984

1 6,310
1 6,310
1 6,935
1 6,810

1 6,310

2 9. 536
4 17,930
7 27,245

11 39, 165
6 16,030

1 3,310

2 6,984

Patent officer

Purchasing agent ...

G8-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645. . .

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4. 160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,7,10 to $3,230 ...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

61 263,429

1.3 10,715

2.4 10,990

0.3 1,922

65 291,674
1 8,431
1.4 8,904

0.4 3,710

65 293,814
1.6 10,571
1.4 8,904

0.4 3,710

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
accoimt

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

47.6

243,646
937

123

53

278,049
1,069

62.4

278,049
1,069

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental..

244,706

279,118

279,118

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

6 64,960
1 8, 660

1 7,240

1 7,440
6 44,840

2 14, 580

1 7,840

2 12,880
1 6,640

3 19,220
3 20,020

19 120,460
6 30, 100
11 68,740

6 46,800

1 8,760

2 15, 280

1 7,440
6 45.440

2 15. OSO

1 7, 840

2 12,680

6 46,800

1 8,760

2 16, 480

1 7,640
6 45.840

2 15.080

1 8,040

2 12,880

Engineer .

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant to the assistant regional

Engineer

Highway engineer.

Information specialist.. .

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Administrative officer

Assistant forest supervisor.

Civil engineer...

6 38, 240
2 13,080

21 133, 740
6 37, 240

10 63 600
1 6. 940
1 6, 940
1 6. 940
1 6. 940
1 6, 340

1 5. 810

2 10, 870
16 90, 335

1 6, 935
28 146,930
1 6, 435
1 6, 810
1 6.060
14 75. 340
1 6. 436
1 6. 185
1 6,060
1 6, 810
1 5. 810

1 6.810

2 11, 745
42 183,485
46 188, 950
65 244,275
68 198,040
76 244,120

9 26,030

6 38.640
2 13,080
21 134,540
6 37, 440
4 26, 760
1 6.940
1 6.940
1 6.940
1 6, 140
1 6,340

1 5, 810

2 10, 995
16 90, 835

1 5. 936
28 146,680
1 6,435
1 6. 810
1 6,060
8 43. 730
1 5. 435
1 5.310
1 6,060
1 6. 810
1 6, 810

1 6. 810

2 11, 745
32 141,310
38 161.960

.58 2*^1 mo

Deputy regional fiscal agent

Engineer

Highway engineer

Plant physiologist

Position classifier

Propertv and supply officer

1 6,940

Soil scientist...-

1 6, 140

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

Cartographic engineer. . .

2 10, 996
16 84, 776

1 6, 936
31 162,236

1 6,310

2 11,245

3 17. 655
13 69. 780

1 6, 310
1 6, 185

Civil engineer. _

Construction engineer

Engineer.

Fiscal accountant

Fiscal accountant and auditor.

Information specialist

Personnel assistant.

Plant physiologist.

Procurement officer

1 6.810

1 6, 810

1 6, 810

1 6. 936

38 170. 665

38 160.335

69 259,780

64 219,565

76 237.170

10 28,540

Purchasing agent...

Regional accountant..

Superintendent of construct'on

aS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955 .

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

48 166,450
72 232,880
9 26, 190

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $t.430..

aS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

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DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

FWd— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-IO. Ranpe $4,565 to $5.315

23 $112,870

24 $118,435

24 $119,310

CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to $4,900-

20 90,375

21 95, 400

21 96.025

CPC-8. Ranee $3,740 to $4.490-

44 181,560

43 179,070

43 180. 070

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035- -

27 101,245

45 171,275

45 172.075

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680 -

65 230,960

53 180,600

53 190,240

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454-

1 3,454

1 3,534

1 3,534

CPC-4 Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 3,230

1 3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

3 8, 136

3 8, 136

3 8,216

Ungraded positions at annual rates less

than $5,060

203 714,823

204 725,319

204 725,319

Total permanent, field -

818

833

783

3,357,658

3, 452, 599

3,257,389

Deduct:

26. 6 96, 149

25. 5 90, 870

26. 7 97, 660

Portion of salaries shown above paid

123.8

559,967

83.8

364, 097

83.8

364,097

Add portion of salaries carried in other

position schedules paid from this ae-

pnnnt.

147. S

685, 140

157.1

622,986

157.1

622,986

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

815.1

880.8

829.6

3,286,682

3,620,618

3,418,618

Other positions:

I, 750, 217

2, 433, a31

1, 708, 609

Part-time employment _

1,791
421,443

1.465
435, 560

1,465

Intermittent employment

435. 550

Regular pay in excess nf 52-week base—.

12,643

13,898

13,150

Payment above basic rates:

55,238

67,350

60,100

Nightwork difTercntial

191

230

230

Additional pay for service abroad

9,232

8,929

8,929

Other pavments for personal services —

Payments to other agencies for relm-

1,174

5,538,611

6,571,071

6, 636, 651

5,783,317

6,860,189

6, 916, 769

Salarles and wages in the foregoing sched-

ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

6, 724, 700

6, 746, 689

6, 812, 269

Obligations pavable out of relmburse-

68,617

103,600

103,600

State and Private Forestry Cooperation, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Perxmat Senica

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equlvalt-nt of all other positions

103

9

115

101
14
12S

68

Average number of all employees

77

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,607
GS-8.0

$5,660
GS-8.1

$6, 710

GS-8.0

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$600, 873

25,111

1,813

602

$627. 617

33. 145

1,956

146

$439, 744

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.- _
Payment above basic rates -

1,690
146

Total personal service obligations...

628, 399

662,864

441,580

Direct Obtigaticmi

628, 142

52, 729

12, 619

6,565

758

85,128

13,917

9,104

48,908

11, 694

994

9,867,827

437

662,464

56. 349

12,430

9, 5S4

430

85. 200

20. 000

10, 000

44.353

12.500

1.000

9, 769, 150

395

441, 180

02 Travel

43, 349

11, 430

04 Communication services

9,335

430

06 Printing and reproduction

71, 494

07 Other contractual services

14. 000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

10,000
14, 247

7,600

1.000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

8,498,950
250

10, 738, 722
157

10, 683, 855
165

9, 123, 165

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

165

Total direct obligations

10, 738, 565

10, 683, 690

9, 123, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services . ._ .

257

215

98

400

260

100

4,000

400

02 Travel

250

04 Communication services

100

07 Other contractual services

4,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts— Contiaued

OS .Supplies and mntprlals

$5, 250

$5,260

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
coiinls

$570

10, 000

10 000

Total obligations

10,739,135

10, 693, 690

9, 133, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant chief. Forest Service ,

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Forester

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Forester _ _

Information specialist-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Information specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Auditor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Fiscal agent

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account - -■

Net permanent departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

Total personal services,
mental

depart-

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assi<:tant regional forester...

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant to assistant regional
forester..-

Forester

Information speciall.st

GS-11 Range $5,940 to $6,040:

Forester

Information speclahst —

OS-10. Range $5,.500 to $6,260:

Regional fiscal inspector

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Information specialist.-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS 6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,050 to $3,4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions*

Temporary employment...

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base—.

Payment above basic rates: Additional

pay for service abroad

Total personal services, field.
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations..

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

2 19, 800

4 35,440
1 8,760

7,040

6,340
6,740

5,185
8,785
8,590
27,995
27,640
16,110

36 190, 425
2. 1 6, 658
0. 1 440

1. 2 6, 800

35

100,127
737

302

191, 166

63,160

2 15, 6S0
17 124,080
1 8. 040

72,640
5,940

6,125

1 6, 310
1 6,080

4 16, 615

7 24, 945

13 43, 790

2 5,000

67 387, 105
1, 3 6, 109
6.9 26,920

10.8 56,670

70. 6 4!0, 746

11. 366

800
12, 945
1,076

300

628. 399

628,142
257

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 000

20,000

35,640
8,960

7,240

6.340
6,940

6,310
9,035
4,545
28,745
30, 735
15, 470

36 190, 060
0.6 1,616

37

106, 407
761

197, 168

6 63 760

2
16
1

12

15,«80

118.640

8,040

72,740
6,140

6,250

6.435

4,420
20. 425
25,185
40,680

3,1.50

65 380. 745
0. 7 3, 618
2.5 11,71S

12.1 65,801

73.9 431,210
10,800

22, 345
1,195

662, 804

662,464
400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 200

20,000

17,720
8,960

7,240

6,540
6,040

5,310
4.330
4.545
25, 210
17, 395
12,520

148, 910
3,341

1.6 6,963

27. 6 162, 632
686

153. 118

44.600

1 8.040
10 75, 400

6 39, 440
1 6,250

4,420
16,515
18.115
23, 370

3,230

239, 380
1 6, 251
2.5 11,718

12.1 65,801

49. 5 287, 212

1,104
142

441, 580

441, 180
400

132

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FOREST SERVICE— Continued

Cooperative Range Improvements, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS

BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number ol all employees

6
86
113

6
93
117

6
41
47

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 303
GS-3.5

$3,600

CPG-6.0

$3,440

$3, 456
GS-3.8

$3,456
GS-3.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 620

$3, 520

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$103, 805
258, 400

305
919

$94, 285
277, 371

368
670

$18, 960
123. 232

73

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

363, 429

3,124

10,671

1,646

7,822

68, 892

480

208, 886

2,943

10, 661

471

4,040

372, 694

3,800

11,650

1,600

8,130

71, 650

700

223, 867

4,000

16, 600

142, 255
1,620
4,625
600
3,260
28,600

Services performed by other agencies-

300
90,000

1,600

6,600

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments.

4,365

1,760

Subtotal - -

682, 964
788

718, 666
862

281, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

682, 176

717, 694

281,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbmsementa
From Other Accounis

484

724

400
600

400

08 Supplies and materials

600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts -

1,208

1,000

1,000

683, 384

718,694

282, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates less than $6,060 -

Total permanent, field

Add:

Terminal leave in excess of lapses

Portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

account - -.-

Deduct portion of salaries shown above
paid from other accounts

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay.-

01 Personal service

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,070
6,140

1 3, 600
1 3.440

6 20, 260
32

21.8 86,295
0.5 1,772

27.3 103,805

226, 617

31, 783

305

919

363, 429

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $3,910

2 7,160
2 6, 220

3,520

19.1 76,335
0. 6 1, 860

24.5 94,285

227, 236

60,135

368

670

372, 594

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,910

2 7,160
2 6, 220

3.520

0.6 1,850

.■i. 4 18, 960

100, 957

22, 275

73

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

Conservation Operations, Soil Conservation Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

12,418

790

11, 467

12,806

612

11,156

12. 066

417

10, 419

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary -

Average grade

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions.-

Regular pay iu excess of 62-weel£ base.

Payment above basic rates

Other payments for personal services-
Total personal service obligations.
Direct Obligations

Personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utihty services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies

Supplies and materials

Equipment --■

Lands and structures

Refunds, awards, and indemnities —

Awards lor employee suggestions..
Taxes and assessments

1953 actual

$4,391
GS-6.2

$17. 270. 302

2. 154. 724

191. 268

129. 232

450

1964 estimate

.$4. 405
GS-6.3

$47, 192, 993

1, 747, 000

200, 600

60, 507

700

Subtotal... --- --

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things...,

04 Communication services...

05 Rents and utility services..

06 Printing and reproduction.

07 Other contractual services.

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

49, 745, 976

49, 436. 685

1.779,076

368, 872

509, 978

1, 109, 602

284, 425

3, 248, 640

69, 555

2, 870, 037

2, 052, 962

26, 920

99, 618

550

63,249

49, 201, 800

48. 935, 200

1, 785, 000
378, 700
687, 400

1, 128, 600
293, 000

2, 613, 643

14, 400

2, 775. 900

1, 772, 600

8.000

2,000

700

63, 300

1965 estimate

$4,497
GS-6.4

61, 910, 219
7,407

61, 902. 812

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
coxmtS- - —

Total obligations.

309, 291

7,568

3,704

469

44,220

244,344

187, 629

90, 669

107

60, 468, 343
3,093

46, 874, 400

46, 578. 000

1, 783. 000

340. 000

669, 000

1, l.'i7. 000

280. 000

1, 273. 600

10. 000

2, 667. 000
1,416,000

2,000

,500

47,000

66, 228, 100
1,700

60, 466, 250

266, 600

8,900

1,700

400

64, 900

200

263, 838

222, 000

134, 000

100

66, 226, 400

296, 400

10,000

2,000

600

60,000

200

275, 400

239,500

136, 500

100

887, 991

62, 790, 803

952, 638

61, 407, 888

1, 010, 600

67, 237, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

16,

Departmental:
Grades established by act of Oct
1949(;3U. S. C. 105):

Administrator..

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy administrator

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant administrator, field serv-
ices

Assistant administrator, soil sur-
veys

Assistant chief of service

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant administrator, manage-
ment

Assistant administrator, soil sur-

veys

Assistant chief of service -

Director, engineering division -

Director, planning division

Director, plant technology division..

Field representative

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Agronomist

Assistant chief of operations

Assistant chief of service

Assistant to administrator

Biologist ■

Chief, conservation needs and rec-
ords branch

Chief, design and construction

laranch

Chief, farm and ranch planning

branch

Chief, program appraisal and Inter-
nal audit -

Coi.servation equipment specialist-
Director, administrative services

division -

Director, budget and finance divi-
sion

Director, cartographic division

1983 actual 1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $14, 800

1 13, 200

12,200

1 10, 800
1 10, 800
1 10,800

1 9, 600

1 9, 800

2 19, 400

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800
1 13, 000
1 12, 800

1 10,800

10, 800
10.800
10, 800
11,050
10, 800
54, 750

9.600
9.800
10. 000
19. 800
9,600

10,000

9,600

9,600

9,600

Num- Total

be:

9,800

10,000
9,600

salary
$14, 800

13, 000

12, 800
12, 000

10, 800

10. 800
11,050
11,050
55, 000

9,600

20.000
9.600

10. 000
9.600

9.600
10,000

10.000
9,600

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

133

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule fn^des — Continued
GS-14. RanRe $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Director, Information and educa-
tion division

Director, personnel management
division ---

Forester -

HydroIoBist

Plant materials specialist

Range conservationist

Soli conservationist

Soil scientist -

GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Agronomist

Assistant director, administrative
divisions

Assistant director, Information and
education division

Biologist -

Branch chiefs, administrative divi-
sions -

Cartographer.-

Chief, engineering practices division.

Chief, farm and ranch planning di-
vision

Chief, water conservation division..

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, design — .-_

Engineer, drainage

Engineer, irrigation

Executive assistant to the admin-
istrator -

Forester --

Farm machinery specialist

Hydrologist

Infiltration specialist

Information specialist

Internal auditor

Range conservationist

Sedimentation specialist-

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Branch chief, administrative divi-
sions -

Branch chief, information and edu-
cationdivision

Chief, publication and editorial
branch

Classification officer...

Engineer, drainage -

Engineer, irrigation

Engineer, mechanical

Information specialist

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

Training otficer

Visual information specialist..

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Assistant branch chief, administra-
tive divisions

Branch chief, administrative divi-
sions

Budget analyst

Classification specialist

Editor --

Engineer, civil _

Examiner, administrative services
division -.

Information specialist ._.

Visual information specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Administrative assistant

Budget analyst

Fiscal accountant

Photographer ._ --

Publications editor. ._

Position classifier

Soil conservationist

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655....

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 — .

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental.

Deduct:
Lapses.,

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, departmental.

1953 actual

Num- Total
salary

$9,800
9.800

10.600

9.360
25.080

8,560
8.360

8.360
9,360

9,160
8,360

8,360
9,360
8,960

9.360
8,360

9,360
8,360
2 17. 720
4 35, 440

8 60,520
2 15, 080

8,040
7,040
7,240
22. 920
46.640
7.240
8.040
7.040

13,880

13,480

13,480
19, 020

1 6,940
'3' "19,226'

6,250

11,620
6,935
5,060
5,435
5,060

2
12

10, 740
58, 335
34,485
35 140,975
35 121, 445
31,660
3.230

10
1

3,032
4,840

1,096,002

39.5

214, 272

10. 8 66, 986
6. 7 34, 625

146.4

859, 369

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800

1

10.000
9.600
9.600
9.600
9.600
10,600
38.400

3 25,680
1 8,560

3 25, C

1 8,360

1 8,360

1 8,360

1 8,360

1 8,660

1,960

1 9,360

1 8.560

2 16, 720

1 8,560
3 26. 080

2 16, 720

4 30,660
1 8,040
1 7,040

1 7, 240
3 22, 920
1 8, 040

8,040

1 6,940
3 19,820

6.740
19,220

13. 080
6.940

6,250

21,615
5,935
6,060
6,660

5,060
5,060

55.005
8 33, 736
33 131, 655
119,150
22.750
6,460

3,032
2,420

19:

1, 183, 247

28.3

213, 576

11.4 76,585

911,227

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

1

13

8

34

33

5

3

10.000
9.600
9.600
9,600
9.600

1.400

25.080

1 8.360

1 8.360

1 8.360

1 8,360

1 8,660

1 8,360
1 9,360

2 16, 720

1 8,760
4 33, 440
1 8.360

4 30. 760

8,040

1 7, 440

2 16, 080
1 8,040

8,040

1 6, 940
5 33.500

6.940
19.420
13.480
6.940
6.140

2 13, 480

1 5.940

6,375

4 21, 740

2 10, 995

1 5, 185

1 5,685

1 6, 186

2 10, 870

65, 415
35, 485
136, 815
116, 695
16, 175
9,460

1 3.032
1 2,490

193

, 186, 432

10.9

64, 436

11.2 73,084
1.7 16,688

172.6

1,064,600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment alDove basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay.

Payment to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental. .

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant regional director

State conservationist

Territorial conservationist

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Agronomist ...

Assistant regional director..

Assistant State conservationist

Assistant to regional director _.

Biologist

Cartographer...

Director, Caribbean area

Engineer, hydraulic

Forester..- -

Plant materials specialist -

Range specialist

Regional chief of operations

Research liaison oflicer ---

Soil conservationist

Soil correlator

Soil scientist- - --- -.

State administrative otBcer

State soil scientist - -.-

State conservationist-

Supervisor, engineering and plan-
ning unit

Territorial conservationist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer. --

Assistant director, Caribbean area..
Assistant regional chlclof operations.

Assistant State conservationist

Assistant to regional director

Cartographer.

Chemist -

Chief, regional administrative serv-
ices division.-

Chief, regional budget and finance

di vision - - -

Chief, regional cartographlcdivislnn-
Chlef, regional farm and ranch plan-
ning division

Chief, regional Information and

education division

Chief, regional nursery division

Chief, regional personnel manage-
ment division

Chief, regional water conservation

division

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, civil.

Engineer, design

Engineer, drainage

Engineer, hydraulic

Engineer, irrigation

Geologist

Hydrologist

Regional agronomist

Regional biologist

Regional engineer.- -.-

Regional forester

Regional range conservationist

Regional soil scientist -

Soil conservationist

Soil correlator - --.

Soil scientist ---

State administrative officer

State conservationist

State conservation engineer...

State soil conservationist

State soil scientist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.Administrative officer —

Agronomist

.\rea conservationist

Assistant chief, regional adminis-
trative divisions

Assistant chief, regional informa-
tion and education division

Assistant chief, regional technical
divisions

-\ssistant director, Caribbean area..

.^.ssistant State conservationist

Biologist

Cartographer

Chief, regional records and reports
division

Economist, agricultural

Editor, cartographic laboratory

Engineer, agricultural

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,618

4,615

450

867, 952

8 71,680
'i"""9,l60'

,760
1,560

5 46,800
3 25. 480
3 26,680

6 53,360

31 268,760

"2' "is," 120"

23,120
67,720
14. 480
15.680
8.040

53. 680

55. 480
55.280

55,880

54, 480
66,280

55,680

55, 680
7,240

14, 080
7,040

2 16, 280
2 15, 280
1 7, 040

54, 080
63, 120
55,280
55. 480
30, 760
66. 080

16 124.040

16 126,040

10 64, 320
238

1, 447, 720

20 133,200

6,740

13, 480
6.540
486. 220
13, 080
62,720

34,100
6,940

11 68,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,960
3,856

6,500

7 77, 350
1 9, 600

8 73,1

1 8, 360
1 8, 760
1 8,360

64,320
51. 160
36. 440
16,720
35,840

34 293,040
'2 '18,320

1 8, 040
24 172.560

2 14, 680

1 8, 040

7 64,280

7 55. 480

7 55, 880

6 47,640

56. 080
56.280

66.280

66.280
7.240
7.040
7.040
7.240
22.120
16.080

7.040
63.880
55. 680
55. 680
55,680
30, 960
56,280

7,640

17 129,080
'i2""93,886

9 58, 460
275

1,671,100

20 133.000

1 6. 940

2 13, 480

1 6,540
51 339.340

2 13. 280
8 53. 620

6 34. 600

2 12, 880

16 94, 600

1965 estimate

Num ■ Total
ber salary

$2,000
4,200

3.200

1,074,000

37 360,600
1 10, 600

5 41,800

27 225,720

5 41, 800
1 8, 360
1 8, 760

5 41,800

6 41, 800
3 26, 080

S 41,800

34, 640
27.880
50, 160
16,720
85,600

60, 160
9,360

6 42, 240
1 7, 440

30 220,800

63.920
16, 080

3 21.120
'7 "49,' 280

7 61, 080
4 28. 160

16 120,240
'26"i96,"040

43 310,720

46 340,040

34 241,360

40 237,600

10 67, 600
236

1,464,100

13,280
53,720

2
14

13,280
90,360

134

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE— Continued

Conservation Operations, Soil Conservation Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES^-COntinued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Engineer, civil

Engineer, design

Engineer, drainage

Engineer, hydraulic

Engineer, irrigation

Equipment specialist..

Forester

Geologist -

Horticulturist

Information specialist.. _

Meteorologist

Mineralogist

Nursery manager

Publications editor

Range conservationist

Regional conservation specialist

Regional engineering specialist

Regional training olficer

Soil conservationist

Soil correlator _

Soil scientist

State administrative assistant

State administrative officer

State conservationist

State conservation engineer

GS-9. Ranee $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Agronomist

Area conservationist

Biologist

Cartographer-

Pistrict conservationist

Economist, agricultural

Editor, cartographic laboratory

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, design —

Engineer, draftsman

Engineer, drainage

Engineer, hydraulic

Engineer, irrigation

E quipment specialist

Examiner, regional administrative

services division

Forester

Geologist

Illustrator. -.

Illustrator, cartographic laboratory.

Information specialist

Investigator _

Nursery manager _

Range conservationist

Regional conservation specialist

Regional engineering specialist

Regional fiscal Inspector

Regional training officer

Section head, cartographic labora-
tory

Section head, regional administra-
tive division

Section head, regional technical di-
vision

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

State administrative assistant

Statistician, regional project plans

division

Worlc unit conservationist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956..

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,.'i00 to $2,980- --.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range .$2,974 to $3,454

CPC-l. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,,5,52 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Kates at $5,060 and above:

Cooperative agents

Wage Board

Rates less than $5,060..

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $5,060

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $88,160
2 12. 480
14.280

20,020
39.240
46. 380
25.360
45. 150
5.940
79. 480
12. 280

62.000
6.140

25.960
222, 020
221,220

40, 240
281, 820

441. 380
13, 080

6,940

27, 925
235, 585
464,420

11 61,660
212

1, 192, 095

3 17, 430

5, 185

678.500

271. 376

5.185

20,865

44,750

1.5. 930

17, 065

17, 065

1
105
60
1
4
8
3
3
3

19 106, 265
2 10, 745
1 6, 185

5 27, 925

82. 340
116,820
5,685
5,060
6,685
6,060

2

20

121

1

603

3,

3,962

18,

76

2,620

9,
1,545
6,
939

3,
440
1.
7

38
4

33
2

25

36
1

10. 370
112.950
668. 760
222.216

5, 435

224, 055

534,540
320, 920

787, 946

637, 985

056, 880

263, 905
18,780

160, 745

15,940

122,160

5,948

74, 590

107.392

2,420

29
17
54

176, 267
101, 694
168, 0,52

18 49, 380

Total permanent, field ..12,228 12,615 11,873

53, 288, 683 65, 209, 333 53, 022, 654

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $94,700
1 5, 940
3 19, 820

7
2
4
6
1
13
1

46, 380
12,280
25, 760
39, 240

6,140
85, 820

5,940

8 60, 120

7
34
34

7
31

44, 180
229, 760
227. 960

45. 580
200. 440

61
2

402, 200
13, 280

8
61
51

2
11

46,605

3<6. 626

292. 936

10. 620

62. 410

2 10. 870

2 10. 370

159 864,895

35 191, 226

49.790
17. 306

6
2

1

22

3

1

28. 056
11. 370

5.310

122. 070

16. 055

5,310

6 32, 986

1 5,185

4 23, 740

26 143,060

6,810

39 219,690

2 10,620

17 95,395

1.54 843,665

34 194, 640

1
1,005

6,
3,919
18,
90
2,833

10,
1,672
5,
970

3,
363
1.
3

40
5

32
2

14

22

6.560

359, 176

,2.51.491
382, 096

, 694, 480

, 628, 660

, 279, 905

, 054, 250
7,980

176.850
19.875

114,880

6, 028

42,420

62, 948

32
18

62

197, 516
108,434
163, 220

13 36, 656

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $25,560

19,620

6 39, 040
3 18,220

1 6, 940
1 6, 140

8 64, 720

6 32,900

33 214,640

17 107,780
"7"'"47,686

60 326,975
51 289, 435

1 5,685
10 86, 976

3 16. 430
151 837. 685
35 194, 725

16, 805
16, 930

4 22, 365

26 140, 250
2 10, 495

6,260

2 11,620

12 67,970
153 844,805

1,125

6, 124, 550
3,941

18,532,405
74 325,080
2.724

10.388.840
1,597

6, 496, 305
648

2,162,525
261

775, 080

38 168,370

4 1.5,440

21 84,210

11 35,792

200, 734
101, 434
163,917

14 53, 087

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct:
Lapses....

Portion of salaries shown above paid

Num- Total
ber salary

1, 285. 8

$5, 112, 127

502

2, 156, 649

31.8

144, 087

121.7

665, 113

Num- Total
ber salary

1, 481. 8

$5, 781, 822

767 9

3, 256. 440

34.4

159, 253

68.8

269, 948

Num- Total
ber salary

1,321.9

$5, 484, 542

747.6

Portion of salaries shown above paid
by States

3, 313. 518
4.6

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

27, 910

29.8

157. 116

Total permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

10, 630. 1

46, 410, 933

2, 154, 724
187, 750

39, 813
26, 769
68,035

10, 389. 7

46,281,766

1, 746. 040
196, 744

13, 998

71

39, 938

700

9,828.7

44, 353, 800

1, 217, 740
188,889

4,051

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of ,52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad

Other payments for personal services

36,920

All personal services, field..

48, 878, 024

48,278,257

46, 800, 400

01 Personal services . ...

49, 746, 976

49, 201, 800

46, 874, 400

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

49, 436, 685
309, 291

48. 936, 200
266, 600

46, 678, 000
296, 400

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

mpnts from other aepoiint.s

Watershed Protection, Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01

Direct ObUgnlions

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base -

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

Travel ---

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Taxes and assessments -

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of PeimbursemeTils
From Other Accounts

09 Equipment —

Obligations incurred..

ALLOTMENT TO FOREST SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

A verage salary —

A verage grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average s.alary -

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions-
Other positions .-

1953 actual

1954 estimate

244

18

313

$4,208
GS-6.3

$1,194,530
68,070

3,200
500

,, 256, 300

139, 300

17,300

11,300

4,700

18,900

1, 872, 800

9,700

163, 600

83,000

3,100

4, 580, 000

4, 680, 500

$5. 221
OS-7.9

$3,793
CPC-8.0

$92,315
67, 825

1956 estimate

275

13

360

$4,378
GS-6.3

$1,455,971
40, 200

3,900
129

1, 500, 200
142,200

10.600
16.000
16.500
15.300

2, 700. 500

10. 000

134. 800

31.400

2,500

4, 680, 000

4, 580, 000

19
17
34

$5,272
OS-7.9

$3,856
CPC-8.0

$93. 220
67, 826

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

135

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO FOREST SERVICE— COn.

01 Personal services— Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-wfek

$397
16,600

$?t97

Other payments for personal servlces-

16,500

167,037

24.651

2.100

1,100

976

300

95,435

6,600

79, 127

4.136

19,400

240

167, 942

02 Travel

24 600

fW Trflnspnrtatinn nf thirip^

2 100

1,100

05 Rents an'l Utility services

1,000

300

07 Other contractual services

95, 400

6,500

08 Supi)lies and materials

78,318

09 Equipment -

4,100

19,400

15 Tftvn« ftnH pssps^ments

240

400,000

400.000

ALLOTMENT TO AORICULTURAL RESEARCH
SERVICE

4

1
3

4

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

1

3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
A verage salary ...

$6,620
OS-11.0

$6. 651

GS-11.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions... .

$16,900
1,000

100

$17,100

1,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

100

Total personal services. .-

18, 000
2,000

18,200

02 Travel

1,800

20,000

20,000

SUMMARY

267

36

360

298

Full-time eQuivalent of all other positions

31

397

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,309
GS-6.4

$3,793
CPC-8.0

$4,460

GS-6.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,855

Average grade -

CPC-8.0

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ..

$1,303,745
116,895

3,697
600

16,600

$1, 666. 291

99,025

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

4,397

129

Other payments for personal serv-

16.500

Total personal services

1,441,337

165,951

19,400

12,400

5. 675

19,200

2, 968, 235

15.200

242, 727

87. 135

19,400

3.340

1,686 342

02 Travel

168.600

03 Transportation of things

12 700

17. 100

06 Rents and utility services

17,500

16,600

2, 795, 900

Services performed byother agencies

15 500

213,118
35 500

09 Equipment

19,400

15 Taxes and assessments .

2 740

Total dh-ect obligations

6,000,000
600

5,000 000

Obligaiions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

09 Equipment

6, 000, 600

5,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Director, water conservation plan-
ning division,..

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600
1 9,600

Engineer, civil

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Agricultural economist . _

Hydrologist

Soil conservationist-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Hydrologist

Soil conservationist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Soil conservationist _. .

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct;
Lapses...

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accoimts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
accoimt — - --

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) ,

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedide grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief, regional water conservation
planning division

Economist, agricultural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, design

Engineer, hydraulic

Forester

Geologist -

Hydrologist -

Watershed planning specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Economist _

Economist, agricultural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, design

Engineer, hydraulic

Geologist

Hydrologist.

Sedimentation specialist

Soil conservationist

Zone conservationist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Agronomist —

Economist- —

Economist, agricultural.

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, civil —

Engineering specialist

Forester -

Hydrologist

Regional section bead, administra-
tive division...

Sedimentation specialist..

Soil conservationist _.

Soil scientist

State administrative assistant

Work unit conservationist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.9.55.

GS-5. Range $'i,410 to $4,160...

GS^. Range $3,175 to $1.6.55

G.'?-3. Range $2,950 to $3.4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and eustodi.il grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4,900-

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)...

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay —

Other payments for personal services

All personal services, field

Personal services.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 360
8,360
8,360

7,040
7,040

5,940
4,455
4.545
20,300
6,910

16 90, 910

1.8 13,919

3. 2 19, 624

8.4 65,909

19. 4 113, 276
476

1 8,040

2 16, 080

3 21, 520

16,080

6,940
16, 940
42, 780

6,940

6.140

6,140
19, 020

5.940
27, 660

6,940

6,060
36, 670
35, 420
11,870
17, 055

5,186

6,540

6,936

6,185

11,370

288, 155

167,755

190, 685

61, 190

11,200

1 4, 150

1 3, 435

7,651

251

1, 057, 471

68. 4 230, 866

6.9 32,246

109 396, 109

295.7

1, 190, 469

116.895
3,222

200
16. 500

1,327,280

1,441,337

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,360

1 8,360

2 16, 720

1

7,040

1 4, 580

1 4, 545

7 27, 120

3 10, 165

19 106, 090
1 9, 666
4.6 34,196

7.3 46,697

20.8 107,925
467

57, 520

7.040

42, 240

21.120

7,240

15,280

7,040

35,200

40,200

1 6, 140
3 18, 220

6,340
19, 020

13,080

6,185
6.685
5,186
26,050
62,350
11,870
17,180
6,310

1 6,185
"i 6,'936

11. 620

263. 176

189. 660

222, 640

72,260

19, 140

4, 275
3,436

279

1,221,710

39.7 140,988

14.2 82,621

121. 1 460. 266

346.2

1,458,366

99, 025
3,930

1,686,342

136

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE— Continued

Flood Prevention, Agriculture

OBLIQATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object clas,sili cation

19.53 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

son. CONSERVATION SERVICE

SummaTy of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

247

22
217

410

89
476

365
84
473

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary -

$4,649
GS-6.8

$4,681
OS-6.5

$4,670

GS-6.6

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions .

$896, 186

60. 977

2,709

1,226

$1,769,800

224, 100

6,900

2,700

$1, 836, 800

218. 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

7.200
1,900

Total personal service obligations. ..

961,098

2,003,500

2,064,100

Direct Obligations

926, 564

66, 669

6,106

10, 679

16. 650

25. 310

2, 591, 534

33. 252

213.512

184,112

251

2,333

1,986,600
174. 400
11.000
16. 600
54,000
31, 100
3. 383, 612
51,800
228, 300
106, 600

2, 060, 700

183. 300

03 Transportation of things

11 100

17. 300

05 Rents and utility services

55 100

34, 100

07 Other contractual services

3,241.845

60.000

232 000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

78 000

6,400

4 000

Subtotal-

4,076,771
71

6, 049, 212

6,967,445

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence.. -

Total direct obligations

4, 076, 700

6,049.212

6 967 445

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

34,534

2,347

7

4,558

1,755

386

4

17,000
500

3,400
570

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things .-.

44
400

08 Supplies and materials

30

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

43.591

17,944

4,000

Total obligations . , .-

4, 119, 291

6, 067, 156

5,971,445

ALLOTMENT TO FOREST SERVICE

Summary of Personal Senices

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

139

7

120

99
86
188

83
81
162

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary ...

$5,087
GS-7.5
$3,078

$1,969
GS-7.2
$3,182

$4 778

Ungraded positions: -Vverage salary

$3,182

Personal service obligations:

$619. 102

17.332

1.991

317

$451. 641

164.381

1,036

1,100

Other positions _

155 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..
Payment above basic rates . .

1.300
1 100

Total personal service obligations...

638, 742

618, 660

495. 400

Direct Obligations

629,213

25,363

6,408

4,971

8,213

142

94, 901

6,422

114,132

1,408

150

240

617, 660

27,600

5,000

5,000

7,500

1,000

125,000

6,000

113.744

14, 500

100

250

495, 400
16 500

02 Travel

3,900
3,400
7,400

Services performed by other agencies.

6.000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

100
250

Subtotal

791,563

923 254

783, 530

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

214

Total direct obligations

791,349

923,254

783,530

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO FOREST SERVICE— COn.

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services . .

$9, 529

347

90

692

$1,000

02 Travel

04 Communication services

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

10, 658

1,000

Total obligations

802,007

924, 254

$783, 530

ALLOTMENT TO AORICULTURAL CONSER-
VATION PROGRAM SERVICE

8
8

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,686
GS-6.6

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$50,344
196

Reoiilar pay in excess of 52-week

50, 539

3,707

63

103

4,024
64
110

02 Travel.-

03 Transportation of things

07 Other contractual services: Advanced
to "Administrative expenses, sec.
392, Agricultural Adjustment Act
of 1938," pursuant to 7 U. S. C. 1392.

08 Supplies and materials _ .

58,600

ALLOTMENT TO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions.

14

12
1
9

6

Average number of all employees

10

4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$6, 527
GS-10.1

$6, 801
GS-10.3

$6,828

GS-10.6

Personal service obligations:
Pormanent positions . .

$63, 358
64
214

$66, 064

1,475

250

$27, 400

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base-

100

Total personal service obligations,..

63,636

56,789

27,500

Direct Obligatiom
01 Personal services ,.

61,636
6,208
104
616
906
169
13
98

55, 389

4,410

200

300

1.900

100

26,100

02 Travel - ~

4,126

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

15 Taxes and assessments . . --

50

68, 650
2,000

62.349
1,400

30,225

1,400

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

Total obligations

70. 650

63,749

31, 625

ALLOTMENT TO RURAL ELECTRIFICATION
ADMINISTRATION

Average number of all employees

1

01 Personal services: Positions other

$3, 674
326

4,000

ALLOTMENT TO FARMER3' HOME
ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

1

1

1

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

137

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS^-contlnued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO FARMERS' HOME
ADMINISTRATION— con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$8,040
QS-12.0

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$6,927

$1,600

ALLOTMENT TO FARM CREDIT
ADMINiaTRATION

$192

ALLOTMENT TO EXTENSION SERVICE

1

01 Personal services: Positions other

$637

671

6,000

$1,000

07 Other contractual services

7,308

1,000

SUMMARY

SummaTy of Personal Services
Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

409
29
358

521
176
673

453
166
640

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,808
OS-7.1
$3,078

$4,684
OS-6.7
$3,182

$4 711

GS-6.7

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,182

Personal service obligations:

$1, 640, 228

78,373

6,109

1,643

$2,277,905

389.958

8.786

3.800

$2 202 200

373,200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.—

8,600
3,000

Total personal service obligations...

1,625,253

2, 680, 449

2,587,000

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

1, 679, 190
101,844
12, 666
15, 757
23,863
25,452

2,714,701

4,024

40.580

327.877

185,643

401

2,671

2,661,049
207,310
16.000
21. 800
61,500
32, 100

3,526,812

2, 582. 200
203,925

20 700

go 500

06 Fruiting and reprodnction

34 100

3, 366, 225

Advanced to ".\dminlstratlve ex-
penses, sec. 392, Aerlcultural Ad-
justment Act nf 1938," pursuant
to 7 U S C 1392

69,700

342, 144

121, 100

100

6,700

56,000

346,700

89,500

100

4 2.50

09 Equipment

13 Rotunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments .

6,034,669
286

7,054,316

Deduct cliarges tor quarters and subsist-
ence- -

Total direct obligations

5. 034, 284

7,054.315

6,781,200

Obligatiom Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

46,063

2,694

7

90

5,250

1,755

386

4

19,400
500

4,800

02 Travel

04 Communication services

44
400

09 Equipment -

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

56, 249

20,344

5,400

Total obligations

6,090,533 7,074,659

6.786,600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SBETICES CODtlnaed

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Forest economist

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Forester

1 $10,000

1 $10, 000
1 10,600

Soil conservationist

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,3G0:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 560
1 8,360

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,760
1 8.360

1 8. 360

2 18, 720
1 8.360
1 8.360

3 22, 620

Num- Total
ber salary

2 18, 120

1 $9. 360

1 8,360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

3 22,720
1 8,040
1 7,640
1 7,040
1 7,840

1 7,440

Flood prevention conservationist...

1 7,640

GS-ll. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

1 6,940
1 4. 955
5 19. 925
8 24. 465
1 3.270

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

2 9,660

6 23,835

7 23, 746

1 4, 955

GS-6 Range $3,410 to $4,160 -

4 16, 140

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3 655

6 21, 690

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3,270

1 3, 150

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

28 168,310
2.6 13,926
4.3 24,334

4.8 28.272

28 169, 636
2. 7 19, 362
4.2 33,248

8.5 54,008

17 91,816
1 8, 354

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

1. 5 12, 601

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

11.6 77,740

Net permanent, departmental (av-

26 148.322
632

251

29.6 161,033
636

600

26.1 148,600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay .

492
386

All personal services, departmental.

149. 105

162, 169

149.477

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2 19,200
1 8, 360

2 19, 400

2 19, 800

Gi5-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

2 17,920

1 9, 160

3 25, 680
7 62, 320

Forester

4 36, 640
1 8, 760

3 26, 480

Soil conservationist

1 8, 960

Supervisor, engineering and plan-
ning unit-

1 8, 360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Agricultural credit specialist

1 8, 040
3 23,120
1 7, 040

2 15, 280

1 7, 240

Agriculturist

Assistant State conservationist

1 7,440

Assistant to assistant regional for-

1 8,040

Economist

3 21, 020

1 7, 040

2 14,080
1 7,240

Engineer, civil ,

1 7, 040

1 7, 040

Engineer, design .. _

2 14, OSO

1 7, 640

Engineer, hydraulic.

1 7, 840
1 7, 840
3 22, 720

2 15,080

2 15, 080

Forest economist

Forester .

2 15,280

2 15, 280

Oeoloffist

2 14, 080

1 7,040

1 7, 440
1 7, 440

4 29, 160

Soil conservationist.

3 22, 120

Watershed planning specialist

2 16, 080

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Agricultural economist.

2 12,880

3 19, 220
1 6, 540

1 5, 940

2 13. 480
2 12, 280

2 12, 880

Area conservationist .

1 6, 140

Assistant state conservationist

2 12. 880
2 12. 280

1 6. 940

2 12.880
1 6. 940
6 37.6(0

1 5.910
8 61. 920

2 12.680
4 26. 760
1 6, 940

Economist ..

6 39, 840

Engineer

6 37. 440
1 6. 910
4 24. 160
1 5, 910
4 26. 360
3 20. 620
3 19, 420

4 24,960

4 24,660

2 12,680

Hydrologist

6 31, 700

Plant physiologist

Plant specialist

1 6. 140

2 13. 480
16 105, 440

1 6, 140

Sedimentation specialist

2 13, 480
2 12, 480

1 6,910
6 40, 640
6 33, 700

2 11. 120

3 16. 555
6 27. 550

2 10. 746
10 65. 600

3 16. 555
6 33, 485

Soil conservationist.

10 67, 400

Soil scientist

1 6. 6i0

6 40, 640

6 41. 265

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

6 27. 675
3 16. 555
3 17. 055
9 49. 790
18 98. 705
3 16. 556
6 28, 426

1 6,185

1 6, ,560

Engineer, agricultural

2 11. 870

18 99,956

Engineer, hydraulic

6 33,860

3 17, 430

Forester

12 65. 970
4 22. 240

1 5.660

2 10. 495
1 6,660

8 43, 730
2 11. 370

3 16,430

3 17, 180

Section head, regional admlnlstra-

1 6,310

Sedimentation specialist

1 6,060

138

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE— Continued

Flood Prevention, Agriculture — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued

General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810— Con.

Soil conservationist _

Soil scientist

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 .,

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,666

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430... ,

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC5-10. Range $4,.'i65 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $i. 150 to $1,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $(.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Ungraded positions at annual rates
less than $5,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions:
Temporary employment

Intermittent employment.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightworlj diflerential..."

01

All personal services, field.
Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

$26,300

5.060

2S3. 165

19.600
215. 225
132. 065
113.710

20,690

1
2
1
4
1

22

4,776
9,106
3,535
14,800
2,910

67,726

373 1, 723, 321
67. 7 309, 236
47. 6 231, 070

45. 4 209, 085

303.2

1, 392, 101

13, 594
64, 779
4,382

1,268
24

1, 476, 148

1, 625, 253

1, 679, 190
46,063

9
1

69
8
111
64
48
10

1
3
2
1
3
1

$61, 665

6,185

322, 775

33.610
429. 132
219. 810
164.160

28, 940

5,190
14, 325

8.606

3,835
11. 120

3,070

28 92, 029

494 2, 240, 731
38.9 192,288
35.9 171,363

48. 4 239, 792

467.6

2, 116, 872

64,608

325, 360

8,260

3,200

2, 618, 280

2, 680, 449

2, 661, 049
19,400

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $34,480

65
11
107
62
26
9

1
3
2
1
3
1

308.580
48. 120
417. 870
209, 120
83.340
26, 430

6,190
14,460

8,605

3,935
II, 120

3,070

28 92, 029

436 1,996,634
26. 9 140, 772
21.2 109,441

60. 6 307, 217

448.5

2, 053, 638

59, 310

313, 917

8,083

2,675

2, 437, 523

2, 687, 000

2, 682, 200
4,800

Water Conservation and Utilization Projects, Soil Conservation
Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Semicei

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

52
30
77

68
93
168

63
43
103

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,141
GS-5.6

$3,347
CPC-6.0

$4,125
GS-6.6

$3, 166
CPC-6.3

$4, 246
QS-6.9

$3, 226
CPC 5 6

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary.. ,

Average grade

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions ,

$197, 165

95,200

435

23,370

$265,999

301,847

1,111

65, 243

$261. 696

136. 300

1.004

25,000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base
Payment above basic rates.

Total personal service obligations...

316, 170

634,200

414,000

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

315, 342
3,760
1,364
1,693
3,949

347
9,302
60,492

224
4,230
2 298

634, 200
6,600
2,000
2,300
4,700
300
3,904

70. 300
1,600

12,000

414,000
4,200
1,900

J -JQQ

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things...

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

4,000
200

06 Printijig and reproduction...

07 Other contractual services

3,600

47, 600

1.400

08 Supplies and materials.

09 Equipment

10 Lands and .structures

16 Taxes and assessments .

Subtotal

403,001

743, 304

481,900

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Direct Obligations— Conlixmed

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

$1,810

$1,900

$1,900

Total direct obligations..

401, 191

741, 404

480,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services.

828
7,332

480
1,616

09 Equipment

1,600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

8,160

2,096

2,000

Obllgations Incurred

409, 351

743,500

482,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Soil conservationist

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,660

1 7,440

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Land appraisal engineer .

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Admtaistrative assistant

1 $5, 436
1 3,660
1 3, 735

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 8,445

OS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

1 $3, 255

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct;
Lapses

3 12, 830

129

1.4 5,708

2.2 11,915

1 3, 255

13
0.7 2,431

2 11,403

4 24,445
148

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried hi other
position schedules paid from this
account...

1. 6 7, 943
1.3 7,242

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

3.8 18,908
64

123

2.3 12,214
46

3.8 23,696
104

All personal services, departmental.

19. 085

12,260

23,700

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant to regional chief of opera-
tions

1 8,040

1 8,040

1 5,940
3 19,420

3 15.680
1 5.560
1 6.660
7 30. 935

4 15. 265
7 23.025

7 21.860

8 22,480

3 10, 906
1 3,200
1 2,632

1 8,040

1 8,040

2 12. 080

3 19. 820

6 31,735
1 6,685

Chief, regional land acquisition and
sales division

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineer, project ..

2 12, 080

3 20,420

6 31,735
1 6 810

Project supervisor.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Engineer, civil

Project supervisor

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966..

14 61.820

6 18. 925
U 35. 725

7 22. 090
10 28, 640

2 7,170
2 6.400
2 .5.424

12 63 210

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4. 160

5 19 175

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.665..

12 38 980

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3.230..

4 12,440
8 23,760

2 7, 370
2 6,480
2 6,604

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,852 to $3,032

49 198.632
5.9 19,890
0. 7 3, 624

0. 6 3. 239

67 271.494
4.7 18,808
0. 8 4, 160

0. 9 6. 259

69 236, 9«
4.6 19,169
0. 8 4, 000

2.6 14.296

Deduct;

Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts .

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count—

Net permanent, field (average num-

43 178, 267

95,200
381

23,247

62.4 253,785

301,847
1,065

65,243

66. 2 228, 100

136. 300
900

25,000

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment. .

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

All personal services, field

297, 085

621. 940

390.300

01 Personal services

316. 170

634. 200

414.000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

315.342
828

634.200

414,000

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

139

AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
SERVICE

Agricultural Conservation Program, Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

AOEICULTDBAL COXSERVATION PROaRAM
SERVICE

Totalnuinberof permanent positions

73
62

61
64

66

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary - -.

$5,632
GS-8.2

$5,773
0S-S.2

$6 8iM

Direct Obtigctims

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$348,120
1,294

$320,593
1,197

$322,376
1 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc
base

349.414

17,949
2.181
3.913
7,421

12,462

4, 650, 201

21,843.446

2.423

2,236

225,312,706

242

36,000,000

321,790
26.000
760
5.300
7,600
10,116

4,167,924

21,282.250

2.400

1,200

204,862,128

320

14,410,222

02 Travel

24 000

04 Communication services-.

5 200

07 Other co!itractual services,

4,000

Advanced to—

"Admin ktrative expenses, sec.

392, Agricultural Adjustment

Act of 19.38," pursuant to 7

U. S. C. 1392 -

"Local administration, sec. 388,
Agricultural Adjustment Act
of 19.38, Agriculture," pursuant
to 7 U S C. 1388

18,378.200

09 Equipment --

1 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributlons-
15 Taxes and assessments.

141,805,742
300

Not distributed by objects: Repayment
of loan from Commodity Credit Cor-
poration . -. - .

30, 994, 258

288,104,654
98,987

245,097,000
144,000

195, 184, 000
144,000

ObltsotioTis Payable Out of Reimbursemtnts
From Other Accounts

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

288,203,641

245,241,000

196,328,000

ALLOTMENT TO FOREST SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

24
24

21
21

21
21

General schedule grades:

$4,675
GS-«.8

$4,766
GS-6.7

$4,756
GS-6.7

Average grade -

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$107, 822
405

$95, 749
325

$95, 749
325

Regular pay tn excess of 62-week
base.- .-

108. 227

4,941

662

946

3,344

428

69

12,668

304

71

96,074

3,850

500

700

3,500

250

96, 074
3,850

02 Travel . . ....

04 Communication services

700

3,500
250

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies -

08 Supplies and materials .. . .

10, 926
200

10, 926
200

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments.

131,660

116,000

116,000

ALLOTMENT TO SOa CONSERVATION
SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

29
18
101

77
37
94

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

Average number of all employees.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$4,012
OS-5.4

$4,261
GS-5.6

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$353, 167

64,865

704

23,787

$246. 300
123,600

Other positions.--

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates

1,800

Total personal service obligations...

432.623

371, 700

:^==s^=

OBLIGATIONS BZ

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO SOa CONSERVATION

SERVICE — continued

IHrect ObliQations

01 Personal services

$432, 623

16,552

34

2,158

858

23

30, 7.W

16.528

1.296

1.130

$371,200

18,600

100

1,800

600

100

13. 378

25.300

900

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things...

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printine and reproduction services

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment..

16 Taxes and assessments...

600,850

431, 978
600

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

Obligations Incurred

600,850

432,478

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

126
18

1.87

159
37
169

77

.\verage number of all employees...

76

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5. 076
GS-7.2

$4, 925
OS-6.8

$5,568

Average grade . .

GS-7.7

Personal service obligations:

$809,109

64,865

2,403

23,787

$662, 642

123.600

1.522

1,800

$418, 125

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates.,- -., -

1,526

Total personal service obligations.-.

890,164

789, 664

419, 660

Direct Obligations

890,164
38,442
2.877
7,077
4,200
7,444

4, 550, 201

21,843,446

43, 640

69

31,619

3,836

226, 312, 706

1,443

36,000,000

789,064
47, 450
1,350
7,800
4,100
7,700

4,167,924

21,282,250
23,744

419,650

02 Travel.

27,850

1,200

04 Communication services

5,900

05 Rents and utility services

3.500

06 Printing and reproduction services

07 Other contractual services:

Advanced to—
"Administrative expenses, sec.
392, Agricultural Adjustment
Act of 19;i8," pursuant to 7
V. 8. C. 1392

7,400
3, 637, 324

"Local administration, sec. 388,
Agricultural Adjustment Act
of 1938, Agriculture," pursuant
to 7 U. S. C. 1388

18, 378, 200

Other..

4,260

Services performed by other agencies.

38,626

2.300

204,862,128

320

14, 410, 222

13, 226

1,200

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

141,806,742
300

Not distributed by objects: Repayment
of loan from Commodity Credit Cor-

30,994,258

Total direct obligations

288, 737, 164

246,644,978

195,300,000

Obligations Payable Old of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

600
144,000

U Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

98,987

144,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

98,987

144. 600

144,000

288,836,161

245, 789, 478

195,444,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Administrator, agricultural conser-
vation program service--

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director, agricultural conservation

program branch

Deputy administrator, agricultural

conservation program service

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant to administrator...

Division chief

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050
1 10, 800

1 10, 600

2 19, 200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 11,060

2 20, 800
2 19, 600

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

11,050

2 20.800
2 19, 600

140

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
SERVICE— Continued

Agricultural Conservation Program, Agriculture — Continued

DETAIL OP FEBSONAL sEBVicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative officer

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $26,080

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $26,880

4 35, 040

1 7,240

3 23. 120

1 7, 840

2 14.680
1 7.640

1 5,940
1 6, 940

4 26, ,560

1 6,940

2 10. 745
1 6,310

3 14. 115
3 12,135

7 28, 245
10 35, 430

8 25, .360
1 3, 230

3 $26,880

4 35.440

1 7,240

Section cblef

6 52.360

2 14, 080
6 45, 240

1 7, 640

2 14, 480
1 7.440

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

Information specialist -..

1 7, 840
1 7, 440
1 7,640

Project chief.

GS-11. Ranee $5,940 to $6,940:
Administrative officer

2 11.880

4 26. 560

1 6,940

2 10.370

1 5. 185

3 13, 740

2 8,090
12 46, 420
17 59, 495

5 15.710
1 3. 230

1 6, 140

Program specialist

Statistician

1 6,940

2 10, 995

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,610:
Administrative assistant ._

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

3 14. 490
3 12. 385
7 ''8 6'*0

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545--

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

QS-4. Ranee $3,175 to $3,665-

10 35, 670
7 22. 570
1 3.230

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Riinge $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses.--

76 420. 590
10.3 64,180

1.6 7,427

63 366, 040
7.1 37,538

0. 4 2. 400

68 339, 805
2. 2 9, 620

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from the ac-
count

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

67. 2 369, 837
1.376

56,3 330,902
1,197

65. 8 330. 285
1.200

Regtilar pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental .

371,213

332. 099 331, 485

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Program supervisor ,.

1 7, 240

1 7,240

2 12,080
1 6,940

1 7. 240

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineer, civil

Zone conservationist

1 6,940
1 5,940

Assistant program supervisor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Engineer, agricultural

3 16,805

Soil conservationist

2 10,620
24 111,795
2 8.590

5 18. 675
4 13. 580
4 13,160

6 16. 500

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

39 188, 495

1 3, 795
28 111,730
16 53, 625

2 6,380
4 11,000

14 67, 620

GS-5. Ranee $3,410 to $4,160. .

1 4,160

1 3, 575

2 6.380

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.-

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Total permanent, field,.

60 213,040
10.9 41,566
3.2 14,655

65.9 282,4.53

96 417,090
37.9 159,444
2.2 12,003

19.3 86,097

19 88. 975
1,2 6,950

Deduct:

Lapses .

Portion of salaries shown above car-
ried in other position schedules- - -

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

1.4 4.815

Net permanent field (average num-
ber, net salary)

101.8 439,272

64.865
1.027

23,787

76.2 331,740

123,600
325

1.800

19.2 87,840

Other positions;
Intermittent employment -..

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base-
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

325

All personal services, field

618.951

457,465

88. 165

890.164

789, 564

419,650

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

890,164

789,064
600

419, 650

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE

Marketing Research and Service, Agricultural Marketing Service

OBLIOATIONS BY OEJECTa

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Persmal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

4,611

76

3,578

4,657

77

3,505

4,832

109

3.630

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — con

tinued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average s.alarv. -.-

$1,669

as-6.6

$2. 522
CPC-2.2

$4,694
GS-6. 5

$2. 517
CPC-2.2

$4, 651

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 518
CPC 2 2

Average grade ..

Personal service obligations:

$16, 692, 853
141, 680
69, 957
43,346

$16, 645, 994
149, 936
58. 552
34. 074

$16, 926. 845

204, 326

60. 745

33,830

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.--

Total personal service obligations...

16, 937, 836

16, 788. 556

17. 226, 746

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services . .. .

15, 641, 527
961, 710
180. 423
443. 194
229. 128
439, 773
833, 517
308, 038
421, 700
175,499
972
25,285

15. 475, 556
898. 382
170.250
1, 758. 150
214. 800
417. 100
699. 740
380, 100
435, 860
177, 460
780
36. 345

15, 815, 470
937, 200
168 300

02 Travel--.

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

1, 946, 200
220, 900
454. 400
995, 100
403. 000
452,600

06 Printing and reproduction. ...

Services performed by other agencles-
08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

800
40,900

Subtotal

19, 660, 766
270

20, 664, 623
270

21, 656, 570
270

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations --

19, 660. 496

20,664,263

21, 656, 300

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Commodity Credit Corporation

930. 007
91.435
34. 938
11.350
21, 498
10,314
9.361
28.640
9.387
8.170

1,096.300
99. 100
40, 700
71.600
29.600
13,100
6,400
37,900
20,900
3,300

1. 168. 700
104 900

02 Travel.

03 Transportation of things

44.600
84,300
32.300
14,300
6 900

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

41,300
22,800
3.600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from Commodity

1,155,000

1,418,900

1.523.600

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

366,302
38.047

4.437
12. 248

3.264
13,119
14. 006

8,791
802

1,299

216, 700
17,300

6,200
26, 700

4.200

2.200
11.900
17, 100

5,400
600

02 Travel

17. 150
4 660

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

3 100

2 300

07 Other contractual services

19.420
13 650

09 Equipment- --- -

2,100
630

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
eniint'!

462,315

308,200

356,695

21, 277. 811

22,391,353

23.636,595

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Administrator

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy administrator, marketing

research and statistics

Deputy administrator, marketing
services-
OS-16. Range'$T2,bbb'to"$12V8bo':
Assistant administrator for manage-
ment

Chairman, outlook and situation

board -

Division director

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative oflicer-.-

Agricultural economist

Assistant branch chief

Assistant deputy administrator

Branch chief

Deputy division director

Division director -

Liaison officer

Technical coordinator -.

Vice chairman, crop reporting board.

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13, 200
1 13, 200

12,200
60,600

11,050
10. 800
11.800
11.800
56, 000
34, 400
85,750

11,050

Num- Total

bei

salary
$14, 800

13, 400
13.200

12, 000

12, 400
61, 600

11.060
10, 800
22, 600
11,800
56.250
45, 200
66,250
10, 800
10. 800
11,300

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

141

DBTAii. OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Agricultural statistician _

Assistant branch chief

Assistant to division director

Branch chief

Deputy division director —

Division director

Industrial engineer

Marketing specialist

Research coordinator

Section head.. .._

Staff assistant.-

Statistical clearance officer

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer...

Agricultural economist

Agricultural statistician

Analytical statistician

Area administrative officer

Assistant branch chief

Assistant research coordinator.

Branch chief

Budget examiner

Commodity technologist

Cotton classer

Cotton research specialist

Dairy manufacturing technician

Employment relations officer

Entomologist...

Information specialist

Marketing specialist ._

Market reporter

Mechanical engineer

Organization and methods ezsuninei.

Personnel analyst

Position classifier

Section head

Social scientist

Systems accountant

Tobacco research specialist

Transportation analyst

Transportation economist

Valuation engineer

Warehouse examiner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Agricultural historian

Agricultural statistician

Architectural engineer..

Budget analyst

Commodity technologist

Cotton ciasser

Dairy manufacturing technician —

Employee relations officer

Employment officer

Industrial engineer...

Industrial specialist-

Information specialist

Investigator

Marketing specialist

Market reporter

Methods examiner

Position classffier

Research writer

Safety engineer

Social scientist

Statistician

Systems accountant

Training officer

Transportation analyst

Transportation economist-

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

.Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Agricultural statistician.

Analytical statistician

Budget analyst

Chemist

Classification analyst

Cotton classer

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Methods examiner

Placement officer

Position classifier..

Price analyst

Qualification examiner

Records management analyst

Section head

Social scientist

Systems accountant

Transportation analyst

Warehouse examiner

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Agricultural statistician

Analytical statistician

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber saiary

$10, 600
29,200
19,600
19. 600
19.800

233,600
9.800
10. 000
10, 400
19,800

14 143,000

1 10, 200

1 10, 000

2 18, 320
23 199,480
25 221,000

1 8,760

16, 920
9,360
8,360
8,360

26,480
9,160
9,160
8,560
8,560
8.360
17. 320
78,640
8,560
8,560
8,760
8,760
8,360
35.040
17,720
9,360
8,360

17, 720
8,360
9,360
8,360

7,040

61,880

89,280

15,280

151,800

8,040

14,680

31,560

7,040

14,280

7,040

7,440

14, 480

7,040

21.250

7,640

152, 200

29,560

14, 480

14,480

7,840

8,040

8,040

7,240

7,440

7,640

28,560

12, 480

130, 340

68,540

11,880

18, 220

6,640

6,340

13, 080

6,340

20,020

100, 240

6,140

6,5-40

6,740
5,940
6,940

12,080
5,940
6,940

37, 240
6,140

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 600
29.200
19,600
19, 800
20.000

272,800
9.800
10,200
10.600
20.000
9,600

181,400
10, 400
10,200

18, 720
209, 440
239, 520
8,960
8,760
16, 920

1

1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
9
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
2
1
1
1

1
7

13
2

23
1
2
4
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
3

21
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
4

8.360
8.360
26.880
9.360
9.360
8.760
8.760
8.560
17. 520
79. 240
8.560
8.760
8.760
8.760
8,560
35. 240
17.920
9.360
8,560
17. 720
8.660
9,360
8,360

7.O40

52.680

96.720

15,480

172, 720

8,040

15.080

31.760

7.240

14, 4.80

7.040

7,440

14.680

7.240

7.440

22. 520

159, 840

29.960

14,680

14,680

7.840

8.040

8,040

7,440

7,440

14,680

28,960

5,940

12,680

143,820

80,420

12, 080

18,620

6,540

6.540

13,280

6,540

20.020

101. 440

6.140

6,740

6,740

6,940

5,940

6,140

12,080

6,140

5,940

37,640

6,340

1
3
2
2
2

27
1
1
1
2
1

IS
1
1

2
24
29

1

$10, 600
29.400
19.800
19.800
20.000

273. 000
10, 000
10.200
10.600
20,000
9.600

182. 000
10. 400
10,200

18, 720
210,440
256,840
8.960
8.760
17. 120

1

1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
9
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
1

1

7
18
2
27
1
2
4
1
2
1
1
2

8.560
8.560
26.880
9.360
9,360
8,760
8,760
8,560
17, 720
78,840
8,760
8,760
8,960
8,960
8,560
17.920
17.920
9.360
8.560
17.920
8. .560
9,300
8,560

7,240

52.880

132. 320

15. 480

201.680

8.040
15.080
31.960

7.240
14.680

7.240

7.640
14.680

1

2
27
14
3
3
2
1
2
1
3
19
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

7.440

22.720

215. 160

30. 160

14.880

14.880

8.040

8.040

8.040

7.440

7.640

14. 880

21,920

28,160

5,940
12,880
168, 780
87, 360
18, 220
18,620

12, 680
6,640

13. 480
6.540

20.220
117.860
6.340
6.740
6. 740
6. 940
6.140
6.140

12. 480
6.140
6,140

38,040
6,340

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SEBVicis — Continued

2

10,870

2

11,120

2

11,370

14

77. 715

13

73, 530

13

74.030

16

86.210

16

81,900

20

106, 700

11

68,285

14

74.340

14

75, 216

1

6,310

1

5,435

1

6,560

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Budget analyst.

Num-
ber

4
1
4
1

Total
salary

$21,115
5.435
20.615
5,685

Num-
ber

4
1
4
1

Total
salary

$21,615
5,560
21,115
5,810

Num-
ber

4

1

4

1

2

1

1

2
13

3

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

3

2
114
21
204
241
166
16

1

2

29

5

Total
salary

$22, 115

5,686

Commodity technologist

21,490

5,810

10,120

Industrial engineer

1

1
2

3
1

1

1

1

2

1

2

1

3

2

83

19

176

204

165

21

1

2

31

6

5,060
5,185

11,620

38.170

15. 180
5.310
5.060
5,310
5.060

10. 620
5,935

10,870
5,185

15, 930

9,640

378.890

79,605
679, 285
706.900
493. 090

61.110
2.900

6.460
86. 672
12,620

1

1
2
7
3
1

1

2

2

1

2

1

3

2

93

21

190

211

162

15

2

2

31

6

5.060

5.310

11.745

38,795

15.430

5.435

6.185

5,435

10, 495

10.870

5,935

10, 995

5,310

16, 305

10.015

431.815

90.445

747. 525

736, 405

483.600

43.890

5.880

6.540
87. 512
12,900

5,185

Industrial specialist

Information specialist.

6,435
11,870

Marketing specialist.

68,280

15, 805

Methods examiner

5,560

Position classifier

5,310

Secretary to administrator

6,560

Social scientist -.

5,310

Statistical assistant, .

11,120

Systems accountant...

5,935

Transportation analyst..

11,120

Transportation economist

5,435

Warehouse examiner

16,430

GS-8. Range $4,820 to $5.370

10, 265

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 .

520, 245

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

91, 570

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

799, 615

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

833.816

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to S3.430

524,830

GS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3.230

44,610

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

2,980

6,640
81,368
13,220

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

1,133

6,874,087

43.2

224,140

32.2

219,605

13.8 77,227

1,188

6, 287, 667

69.4

360,341

31.2

214,651

13. 8 77, 227

1,304
6

89.
34.

13.

827,778

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

470,600

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
coimt

236,120
i 77, 227

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1,071.4

6,607,569

6,413
9,733
17.677

1,399

1, 101. 2

6,789,802

5,400
15. 925
22,275

3,555

1, 193.
6

i

Other positions:
Temporary- employment--

198, 285
6,400

Intermittent employment

15,926

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

24,330
3,200

AM personal services, departmental.

fi, 542, 791

5,836,957

6,247,146

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2

1
1

2
26
3

4
1
2
1

20,400
9,600
9,600

18,120
231, 760
26, 480
36. 040

8.360
17.320

8,360

2

1
1

2
27
3
4
1
2
1
2
8
1
1
4
2
1
1

2
3

33
12
4
7
1
1
1
2
9
11
1
1
3
1
1
1
4

20,800
9.800
9.800

18, 520

238,520

25,880

36,440

8,360

17,520

8.360

17,320

72,880

8.360

9,360

34,640

16,920

8,960

8,560

15,280

22,720

247,920

92,280

30,360

53,680

7,640

8,040

7,640

15,680

71,360

81,440

7,840

8,040

21,620

7,840

7.040

8.040

30,360

2

1
1

2
27
3
4
1
2
1
2
4
1
1
4
2
1
1

2
4
33
12
4
3
1

21,000

Officer in charge

9,800

9,800

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

18, 520

240, 320

.\rea administrative officer

25,880

36,640

-Area supervisor

8,660

17,520

Chairman, board of review

8,560

17,320

8

72,080

35,560

Horticulturist

8,360

1

4
1

1
1

2
2
30
12
4
7
1
1
1
2
9
11
1
1
3
1
1
1
4

9,160
34.640
8,360
8,760
8,360

15, 080

15,280

228,200

91,880

2«.960

53,280

7.440

7.840

7,640

15,480

70,660

80.840

7.640

8,040

21, 120

7.640

7.040

7,840

30,360

9,360

34,840

Pathologist

16,920

8,960

Warehouse examiner

8,660

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8",040:
Agricultural economist

16, 480

Agricultural engineer

29,760

249. 120

.\rea supervisor

92,680

Assistant area manager

Assistant district supervisor

Botanist

30, 560

23,320

7,640

Classification officer

1

2
9
9
1
1
3
1
1
1
i
1
1
4
4
4
46

7,840

15,680

71,960

District supervisor ..

65, 360

7,840

Engineer

Entomologist

8,040
21.520

7,840

Fiscal officer

7,240
8,040

Horticulturist----

30,360
7,040

1
3
4
3
51

7.040
23,120
29,360
22,720
396, 040

1
3
4
3
46

7,040

23,620

29,560

22,920

353,040

7,240

30,660

Market reporter

29,760

Member, board of review

30, 160

Officer in charge

354, 240

270200—54-

-10

142

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE Con.

Marketing Research and Service, Agricultural Marketing Service —
Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Pathologist - -.

Physiologist -

Social scientist

Warehouse examiner

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940;

Accountant

Agricultm*al economist

Agricultural engineer

Agricultural statistician

Assistant area supervisor

Assistant district supervisor.

Assistant officer in charge

Biochemist

Botanist .._

Chemist-

Classification officer

Commodity technologist

Cotton classer

Electrical engineer

Engineer

Entomologist

Fiscal accountant

Grain inspection supervisor

Horticulturist

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Market reporter

Market supervisor

Mechanical engineer

Officer in charge

Pathologist .-

Physiologist..

Records management officer

Seed technologist -

Technologist

Warehouse examiner

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer.

Agricultural statistician

Assistant officer in charge

Botanist

Chemist

Commodity technologist

Cotton classer

Electrical engineer.

Entomologist

Equipment supervisor

Field representative

Fiscal accountant

Grain inspection supervisor..

Horticulturist

Information specialist

Investigator

Marketing specialist

Market reporter..

Mechanical engineer..

Officer in charge

Pathologist-

Physiologist

Placement officer

Position classifier

Scales inspector

Seed technologist

Tobacco inspector

Warehouse examiner

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955-.

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545-.

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430--

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $6,060 or above:

Agents

Dairy products grader

Poultry products grader

Tobacco inspectors

Rates less than $5,060-

Total permanent, field -

Deduct:
Lapses.

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 040

6 38, 200

3 23, 320

6 46, 240

60,920

6,640

6,340

190, 600

72. 540

11.880

39. 240

6,940

13,480

12,880

6,740

60, 520

174, 180

1

2

1

4

2

3

15

16

27

1

46

3

2

1

1

1

6

7
3
6

24
2
7
5

14
235

6,740

13,280

6.740

27. 160

13, 280

19, 820

96,700

101, 240

164. 180

6,640

294, 240

18, 620

12.880

6.140

6,740

6,740

39, 440

38, 670
16, 430
26. 050
127. 690
10, 745
39, 670
26. 425
75, 9,66

1,192,600

7

1
11

1
34

7

1

6
40
43

2
69

7

1
1
1
1
199

1,041,515
19 104,140
378

1, 710, 990
13 65, 585
800, 760
938, 420

38, 920
6,060

57. 535

5.310

182, 665

37, 420
6,810

34. 110
219, 900
250, 955

10. 870
376. 765

38. 920
6.560
5,936
6,060
6. 060
6,185

211
268
302

965, 780

1,884,120
5 13, 140

1 3,835

4 12, 680

23 66. 056

246 699, 520

21
6
1
65
62

126, 268

10,220

5,400

278, 300

161,373

3,478

14, 937, 307

934

3,361,891

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $46,240
3 23, 720
6 46, 440

61. 320
6,740
11,880
208. 620
73, 140
11,880
39, 440

13,680

13, 080

6,940

61,120

175, 180

1
3

1

4

3

3

14

16

28

1

27

4

2

1
1
1
6

7
4
9

26
2
7
5

14
249

6,940

19.420

6.940

27. 300

18. 220

20, 020

89, 760

102, 440

171,120

6,640

176, 6,80

25, 160

13. 080

6.140

6.940

6,740

39. 840

39. 045
20. 740
47, 790

137, 660
10, 870

40. 046
26. 676
76. 690

1,266.316

50,415

6,000

57, 910

5,436

183, 290

27, 175

6,810

34, 360

127, 255

251,705

10. 995

213,465

38, 045

10, 870

5, 935

6, 060

6.185

6,310

1
11

1
34

5

1

6
23
43

2
39

7

2

1

1

1

1
197

1,031,445
19 104. 890
312

1,409.335

14
221
256
304

60, 130
834, 235
897, 040

961,920

2, 043, 170
6 13, 220

1 3,635

4 12, 920

23 65, 496

285 694,600

21
6
1
66
46

130, 836

10, 220

5,400

278, 300

141, 050

3,469

14, 679, 212

1, 029. 2

3, 512, 124

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $46,240
2 15, 880
6 45, 640

61. 660
6.740
23.760
210. 420
61. 260
12,080
39,640

2
3

1

8

27

2

1

3

1

4

3

3

13

16

28

1

27

"4

2

1

1

1

6

4
4
12
26
2
7
5
13
249

13, 680
19. 220

6,940

61, 520

176, 180

11,880

6,940

19. 420
6,940

27. .500
18. 420

20. 220
82. 820

103. 240

171,520

6,740

177, 180

25, 160
13, 280

6,340

6,940

6,740

40, 240

22, 615
21,240
63, 470
138, 936
10, 995
40, 420

26, 650
71,166

9

1

11

1

38

8

1

6

23

43

2

39

10

6

1

1

1

1

197

1, 266, 440
2 10. 120
50.415
5. 1.85
68, 285
5, 560
203, 530
42, 730
5, 810
34. 610
128.005
252, 330
11,120
214,215
53, 475
31,2.35
5, 935

6. 185
.6.310
5,436

1,031,445
19 105,766
312

1, 410. 960

14 60, 765

230 862. 925

265 925. 855

337

1.053.030
735

2, 047. 890
5 13, :_iOO

1 3, 036

4 12, 920

23 60, 056

285 696, 160

21
6
1
65
45

130, 836

10, 220

5, 400

278, 300

138.350

3,528

14,871,202

1, 072. 4

3,731,746

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct— Continued
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Num- Total
ber salary

29.1

$140,811
77

316, 877

14. 2 67, 556

Num- Total
ber salary

28.3

$144, 153
76.9

334, 299

14. 2 67, 666

Num- Total
ber salary

28 3

Portion of salaries paid by States

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ae-
coimt

$144, 163
76.7

334, 299

14. 2 07, 556

Net permanent, field (average num-

2,452.1

11,186,284

66,863
69, 671
42,280

35,688

876

5,383

2,348.8

10, 766, 192

78, 673
60,038
36, 277

29,839
430
260

2,364.8

10,728,660

77,460
105,640
36, 415

30,200

Other positions:
Temporary employment ..

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad

11,395,045

10, 951, 699

10,978,606

16,937,836

16, 788, 556

17,225,746

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

15,641,627

930,007
366,302

IS, 475, 5,56

1,096,300
216, 700

15,815,470

1,168,700
241, 576

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from Commodity Credit Cor-
poration .

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

School Lunch Program, Agricultural Marketing Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

162

1

169

154

164

156

157

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 339
GS-7.8

$5, 352
GS-7.8

$5, 377

Average grade

GS-7.9

01 Personal services:

$849, 607
2,360

3,203
34

$822,397
900

2,791
1,438

$829, 318

Regular pay In excess of 52-we6k
base

3,142
3,040

855,204

95, 189

1,903

17.323

18, 722

8,463

2,011

253,970

5,779

779

67,178,839
14,744,071

213
831

827,526
96,000

2,000
20,000
19, 500
10,000

2,000
208, 519

8,000

1,000

67,010,000
15, 000, 000

317
1,335

835,600

02 Travel... .

94,000

03 Transportation of things

1,000

18,000

06 Rents and utility services

15,500

8,000

07 Other contractual services

1,500

08 Supplies and materials

5,000

600

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions:

67, 010, 000

Commodity procurement (sec. 6)

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:
Awards for employee suggestions. . .

i.'ooo

83,183,297

83, 206, 197

67, 990, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH
SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

8
6

7
5

2

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 636
GS-6.8

$2,840
CPC-2.0

$4,703
GS-7.2

$2,840
CPC-2.0

$5,998

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

QS-9.5

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$28,283

$27, 980

$10, 000

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

143

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO AHRICULTURAL RESEAECH

SERVICE— continued

01 Personal services— Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base .. . - -

$61

$70

Total personal services

28,344
1

1,600
55

28,060

$10,000

07 Other contractual services:

1,700
200
50

15 Taxes and assessments

30,000

30,000

10,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

170

1

165

161

156

Average number of a!l employees

161

ISS

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$.5, 275
GS-7.8

$2,840
CPC-2.0

$5,294
OS-7.8

$2, 840
CPC-2.0

$5, ,385
GS-7 9

Average grade.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Average grade _

01 Persona! services;

$877,890
2,360

3,264
34

$850,377
900

2,861
1,438

$839,318

Other positions^

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

3 14''

Payment above basic rates

3,040

Total personal services

883,548

95, 189

1,903

17, 323

18,722

8,464

2,011

255,570

5,834

779

67,178,839
14,744,071

213
831

855, 576
96,000

2,000
20,000
19, 600
10,000

2,000
210,219

8,200

1,000

67,010,000
15,000,000

317
1,385

846 500

02 Travel

94 000

04 Communication services

18,000
16,500
8,000

06 Printing and reproduction

08 Supplies and materials

5,000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions:

67,010,000

Commodity procurement (section 6),

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:

83,213,297

83,236,197

68,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director, division

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,200

1 10,800

1 11,050

2 19,600

1 8, 760
1 9,360
1 8, 760

5 39,400

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

1 10.800

1 11,300

2 19,800

1 8,960
1 9,360
1 8,760

4 31, 560
1 7,040
1 8, 040
1 8,040

1 6,140

2 12,880

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,400

1 10,800

1 11,300

2 19,800

1 8,960
1 9,360
1 8,760

4 31 660

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief auditor - -

Deputy director, division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief, branch

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Economist . .

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

1 7,040
1 8,040

Food preservation specialist.-

1 8,040
1 8, 040

1 6,140

2 12. 880
1 6,340
1 6, 140

4 21,490

3 16,180
1 6. 935

1 5.560
12 51,130

2 8.840
7 28. 745
9 31.940
2 6,300

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6, 340

2 13,080

Auditor .

Home economist ...

1 6,310

3 16,680
3 16, 180
1 5. 935

1 5,685

10 42, 220

2 8,840
5 20,675

11 38,450
2 6,380

1 6,340
3 15,805

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Information specialist .

1 5,935

Nutritionist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

10 42 220

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

2 8 ^>ri

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

10 35 275

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2 6,460

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

61 343, 630
3.6 18,184
2 12, 786

5.8 28,634

67 321,465
1.3 11,801
2 12, 786

5.2 25,940

56 310,980

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

2 12, 786
5.2 25,9)0

Add portion of salaries carried to other
position schedules paid from this
account...

Net permanent, departmental (av-
age number, net salary)

61.2 341,294

68. 9 322, 818

57.1 312,784

DETAIL OF FEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Other positions:
Part-time emplovment

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,100
1,260
1,300

21

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Intermittent empl03rment..

$900
1,075

1,403

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

$1,156
1 000

X\\ personal services, departmental-

344,975

326, 196

314,939

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10. 400

4 39,200

1 8,360

2 18, 320

3 23, 120
2 15,680
1 8,040

8 52.330
1 6. 340
1 6.640
1 5.940

1 6. 740

5 27, 175

13 70.030

9 50,416
16 69, 985

8 30, 530
15 52. 185

14 46,020

2 5, 740

1 2,840

1 10,400

4 39, 200

1 8.360

2 18, 320

3 23, 120
2 15.680
1 7. 040

8 52. 330
1 6.340
1 6,540
1 6. 140

1 6.740

5 27. 175

13 70.030

9 50,415
12 52. 290

7 27. 245
15 52. 105

14 45. 700

2 5,740

1 2,840

1 10,400

4 40,000

1 8.360
1 9,160

5 39,000

Field supervisor.. ...

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Auditor

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer __

Auditor

1 7,040

8 52, 330
1 6,540
1 6,740

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
AdTTiinistrfttivp officer

Economist

Food specialist

Tnfnrmfltinn specialist

1 6,940

6 33,360
13 70, 780

9 50, 665
10 44, 005

7 27 620

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

AHminisfrattvp as(;ist^Tit

Home economist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

14 45, 780
2 5,740

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPG-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

109 555,930

6.2 20,020

4.3 24,861

4.7 25,547

104 633, 750
2.3 12,379

4.5 24,624

5.3 30,812

101 529 070

Deduct:
Lapses

1.3 7,095
2.7 17,477

4.3 22,036

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) .

104.2 636,596
1,964

13

102. 5 527, 659
1,786

35

101.3 626,634
1,987

440

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

1,600

All personal services, fi^ld

538,573

529,380

530,661

883,548

855,576

845,600

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed by allotment ac-
counts as follows:
Agricultural marketing service .

855,204
28,344

827,526
28,050

835 500

10,000

FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, Foreign Agricultural Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

A vpraf^p niiinbpr of all emplnypps

167

1

133

148

1

137

166

1

156

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:
Average salary. .

$5,069
QS-7.0

$5,808
QS-8.4

$5, 710

Personal service obligations:

$706. 195
10, 463
2.429
7,511
19, 750

$767, 466
4,573
2,373
1,823
4,865

$881,886
4,400
3.100

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Other payments for personal services

Total personal service obligations...

745, 348

781, 100

889,385

Direct Obligations

638, 151
26,234
1,810
10,275
56.171
1,211
6,028

680,100
36,600
2,500
41,800
61,600
2,000
6,300

786,385
44 100

02 Travel... .

at Tninspnrtatinn of things

2,500
44,800
67,600

1,200

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

Services performed by other agencies.

6,700

144

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Foreign Agricultural Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS^COntlnUed

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Direct Obligations— Contiimed

$4, 705

1,558

665

$7, 100
1,900
1.200

$8,115

09 Equipment..

2,300

1,300

746,808

840, 900

965,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

107, 197

1,053

65

41

186

101, 000
2,000
200
2,400
900
900
200

103, 000

06 Printing and reproduction

2,000

200

Services performed by other agencies-

800
900

09 Equipment

400

158

300

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

108, 700

107, 600

107, 600

855, 508

948, 600

1, 072, 600

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — ^JOntlnucd

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
ex-cess of $14,800:
Assistant Secretary of Agriculture

Nimi- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

1 14, 800
1 13, 000
1 12, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Administrator

GS-17. Range of $13,000 to $13,800:

1 $14, 800

1 $14, 800
1 13, 000

GS-16. Range of $12,000 to $12,800:

1 12, 200

2 23, 600

1 12, 400

GS-15. Range of $10,800 to $11,800:
Agricultural economist (chief). ...

1 11, 800
1 11,800

1 11, 800

Assistant to deputy director .. ..-

1 11, 800

Consultant

i ii, 800

Division director .. .

1 10, 800
1 11, 800

1 10, 800

Special asslstan t to assistant admin-
istrator - . . - .

1 11, 800

GS-14. Range of $9,600 to $10,600:
Agricultural economist

8 80, 200

1 9,600
6 49, 400
1 9, 600

1 9,600

Branch chief ..

5 49, 400

1 9, 800

International trade economist

1 10,000

2 19, 800

3 29, 400
7 70, 600

1 8, 960

4 39, 000

Section head _

7 70 600

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative assistant

1 9, 160

1 8,660
1 8,360

Agricultural economist

1 9,360
1 9, 360

3 26, 080

Branch chief

1 9 360

1 8,960
1 9,360
1 8,960
1 8,360

International trade economist

Liaison officer

Marketing specialist

1 8,360

2 18, 320

3 22, 720

1 7,040

2 14,080
2 15, 280

2 18, 320

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

3 21, 620

6 36, 800

Analyst

1 7, 240

2 14, 080

2 15, 280

1 8, 040
1 7,240
1 7.440
1 7,240

Information specialist . -

International trade economist -.

1 7,640

2 14, 680

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6, 140
6 30, 900
1 6, 140
1 6, 140

1 6, 140

2 11,245
6 32, 235
1 6, 185
1 5, 185
1 5,435
1 5,310

1 6, 140

Agricultural economist . ..

3 18,420
2 12,480
2 11,880

7 42, 780

Information and editorial specialist-
International trade economist

2 12, 080
1 6, 340
1 6, 140

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant _..

Agricultural economist- ..

2 10, 495
8 42, 855

2 11,245
6 32, 235

1 5, 185

Branch chief _

1 5, 185

1 6, 435

1 6, 185

2 10, 995
1 5,310

1 5, 435

International trade economist

Liaison officer

1 6,310
1 6,060

1 6,436

2 11,496
20 90, 225

2 8,090
32 116,995
18 63,950

1 6,310
1 5, 185

1 6,436

Statistical assistant ..

1 .5, 560
24 108, 796

6 21, 225
28 109,980
33 113,655

2 11,496

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

21 91,430

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,546

2 8,090

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160.. _

38 137, 455

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

21 73, 475

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Num- Total
ber salary

22 $67,220
2 6, 060

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $12, 920
1 3, 070

1 3, 230

2 6, .504
1 2,490

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $12,920
1 3 070

aS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC^. Range $2,760 to $3,230

1 3, 230

2 5 504

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,230..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1 2,490

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

165 826,555

31.5

122, 648

12.1

65, 138

8.1

46,309

146 836,389

10.1

74, 661

166 930,449
10 4

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accoimts. .

48,564

Add portion of s.alaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account...

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions:

129.5

686,078

4,464
5,999
2,351

81

135.9

761,728

1.54.6

881,885

Part-time employment

4,573
2,373

4,400
3,100

Regular pay in excess of 62-\veelv base...
Pay above basic rates: Overtime and

All personal services, departmental.

697,973

768,674

889,385

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2 20,000

2 20, 400

Total permanent, field

2 20, 000

2 20, 400
1.6 14,662

Deduct lapses

Add salary adjustment in excess of lapses.

117

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary): Foreign

2 20,117

78

7,430
19, 750

0.4 5,738

Payment above basic rates: Living and

1,823
4,865

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

47, 375

12,426

01 Personal services

746, 348

781, 100

889,385

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows;
Direct obligations

638, 161
107, 197

680,100
101, 000

786, 385

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Tnents from other acconnts

103, 000

COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY

Salaries and Expenses, Commodity Exchange Authority

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

138
125

130
123

126
119

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,034
GS-7.0

$5, 030
QS-6.9

$6,080

Average grade .

GS-6.9

Personal service obligations:

$629, 162
2,768
2,349

487

$616,340

1,000

2,360

300

$601, 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

2,300
300

Total personal service obligations...

634, 766

620,000

604,000

Direct Obligations

632, 907

9,526

1,478

11,962

16, 400

13,206

3,339

760

4,821

1,928

620, 000
9,800
1,000
19, 273
15,300
13, 500
4,200
1,000
6,200
1,600

604,000

02 Travel

9.000

1,000

04 Communication services .

19, 700

15,300

06 Printing and reproduction

12, 600

3,700

Services performeil by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

800
6,000

09 Equipment

600

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

145

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct OWifad'ons— Continued
15 Taxes and assessments

$1, 125

$1, 400

$1, 500

697, 452

692, 273

673, 000

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services -

1,859
764

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

2,623

Obligations incurred .

700, 075

692,273

673, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

QS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Administrator-

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Deputy administrator - - -

Assistant administrator

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant administrator - - -

GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:
Director, compliance and trade prac-
tice division -.-

Director, trading and reports division
Director, license and rules division-
Director, segregated funds division-.
Executive officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Executive officer.

Assistant director, compliance and

trade practice division

Assistant director, trading and reports
division

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Commodity futures analyst

Statistician

GS-II. Range $5,940 to $0,940:

Commodity exchange analyst

Commodity exchange specialist

Administrative officer

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Commodity exchange specialist

Administrative assistant

Personnel assistant

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

aS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160....

OS-4. Range $3,176 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Commodity exchange supervisor

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Commodity exchange supervisor

Assistant commodity exchange

supervisor..

Chief accountant

Commodity exchange investigator. ,

Commodity futures analyst

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Commodity'exchange supervisor

Accountant.'

Commodity exchange investigator.

Commodity futures analyst ...

GS-11. Hangel$5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Commodity exchange investigator..
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Commodity futures analyst

Auditor

Commodity exchange investigator..

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,966

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160... ,

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 ,

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$13, 200

12, 200

10,600
10,600
9,800
9,800

9,160

8,760

8,960

15. 080
7,040

5,940
6,140

1 5, 310
1 5,685

37,515

31,530

17, 475

3,350

2,750

39 230, 895
0.6 1,463

38. 4 229, 432

2,303
839

1

19,200
8,960

1 8,760

2 16, 720

1 8,360

2 16, 720

2 15,280

3 22, 620
2 14, 480
1 7, 640

6 37, 840

1
3
13

10

17
22

10, 120
5,060
15. 180
56, 915
40, 225
60, 296
72, 740
16, 740

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 12, 200

1

10, 800

1 10,600

1 9. 800

1 9,800

1 9,000

1 S, 960

1 8,960

3 15, 080

1

1,040

1 6, 340

1 6, 940

5,435

5,185
28,230
35, 940
13, 740
6,380
2,830

38 227, 060
2. 5 12, 060

35. 5 215, 000

1,000
800

216, 800

19,400
9,160

16, 720
8,360
16,920

16,280

22, 720

7,240

14

25

5

31, 500
6,940

10, 370
6,185
15, 305
63, 835
33, 166
50, 210
81, 760
13, 760

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 400

1 12, 400

1

36
2

10,1

1 10. 600

1 10.000

1 10, 000

1 9.600

8,560
9,160

1 8. 040
1 8, 040

6,340
5,940

5,660

6,310
27,856
35, 940
9,846
6,380
2,910

216, 680
9,780

34 206, 900

207,700

19, 400
9,360

16, 920
8,360
17, 120

15,480

22, 920

7,240

6
1

2
1
3
11
8
14
24
5

31,900
5,940

10, 620
6,310
16, 665
50, 630
33, 280
60,610
78,880
13, 750

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICHS CODtlnned

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Num
ber

2

- Total
salary

$6, 184

Num
ber

2

- Total
salary

$6, 344

Num
ber

2

- Total
salary

$6,344

Total permanent, field

99
13

468, 939
69,209

92

6

422, 144
20,804

90
6

418, 619
24,119

Net permanent, field (average num-

86

399,730

465
1,510

487

87

401, 340

86

394, 500

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

1,660
300

1,500
300

402, 192

403, 200

396,300

634,766

620,000

604,000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

632, 907
1,869

620,000

604, 000

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

[PRODUCTION AND MARKETING ADMINISTRA-
TION] COMMODITY STABILIZATION SERVICE

Sugar Act Program, Commodity Stabilization Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

62
60

60

68

67
65

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,370
GS-5.6

$4. 206

as-6.2

$4,191
OS-5 2

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$367, 356
36

1,091
111

$365, 874
8

1,407
20

$33S, 893

Other positions

Regular pay hi excess of 62-week

368, 593

31,633

1.091

6,251

420

9,737

702, 979

285, 000

11,036

2,393

1,927

1,126

63, 529, 187

1
268

367. 309

36,000

1.500

10, 651

500

9,000

665,115

361, 100

43,400

2,600

1,882

1,300

58.201,224

6
300

02 Travel. .

30,000

04 Communication services

10 200

400

07 Other contractual services:
Advanced to—
".Administrative expenses, sec.
392, Agricultural Adjustment
Act of 1938," pursuant to 7
U. S. C. 1392

563 300

"Local administration, sec. 388,
Agricultural Adjustment Act
of 1938, Agriculture," pursuant
to7 U. S. C. 1388

334, 600

23,000

2,000

1,200

Services performed by other agencies.
Other

09 Equipment

1 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:

.Awards for employee suggestions...

58.208,000

3
200

Contingency reserve

77,000

64,940,647

69,701,787

69,600,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Add salaries carried in other position
schedules paid from this account (av-

flr.q.pp. niiTTihpr, npt salary)

Num- Total
ber salary

68.2

$362, 185

1.6 6,408

Num- Total
ber salary

56.6

$362, 399

1.2 4,910

Num- Total
ber salary

S3 4

Field:
Add salaries carried in other position
schedules paid from this account (av-

$336, 287
1.2 4,910

358, 693

367,309

340, 197

146

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION

Operating and Administrative Expenses, Federal Crop Insurance
Corporation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

661
241
784

689
310
806

603

40

629

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 344
GS-5.9

$4, 376
GS-6.8

$4,428
OS 5 8

Personal service obligations:

$2. 422. 610

808. 491

7.677

4.166

1,456

$2, 191, 208

1, 051. 027

8,200

$2,190,811

Otiier positions

130 710

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

8.350

Other payments for personal services. . .

Total personal service obligations. ..

3, 244, 400

3, 250, 435

2, 329. 880

Direct Obligations

3, 243, 770

798. 652

15.611

29.392

131, 169

88,632

342, 570
1, 992, 075

3, 250, 435
892, 020
21, 800
139, 400
151, 000
165 000

117,900

472,000
2. 032, 315

72, noo

33, 200
57,000
27, 000
20,900

2, 329, 880

21, 800

151. oon

07 Other contractual services:
Advanced to—
"Administrative expenses, sec.
392, Agricultural Adjustment
Act of 1938"

"Local administration, sec. 388,
Agricultural Adjustment Act of
1938, Agriculture"

2. 345. 510

Services performed by otheragencies.
Other

161 174
29, 169
37, 472
29, 830
17,682

12. oon

33 200

09 Kquipment

25 000

7,590

Total direct obligations

6, 917, 198

7, 452, 000

6, 700, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

630
423

500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts . ....

1,053

500

6,918,251

7,452,500

5, 700, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Manager

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant manager

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Area director...

Director, claims division...

Director, finance division

Director, program development

division

Director, sales management divi-
sion

Director, underwriting division

03-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Area director

Budget officer

Director, administrative division...

Government accountant

Procedure officer

Supervising auditor

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Assistant area director

Auditor

Budget analyst

Government accoimtant

Procedure officer

Supervising actuary

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Auditor

Government accountant.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 11,550

4 41,200
1 10,000
1 10,400

1 10, 200

1 10, 000

1 10,400

5 42, 800

1
1
1
1
1

14
6

8,360
8,660
8,660
9,360
8,560

102, 160
45,040

21, 520
7,040
14, 080
15,080
8,040

19,020
12,480
12,880

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14. 800

10, 800

10,400
20,200
10, 000

1 10, 000
1 10,600

26, 080
8,360
8,360
8,760
8,760
9, 360
8,760

50,880

46,240

14, 080

21,720

7,440

7,040

7,540

8, (MO

20,020
32, 600
12,280

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14,800

11,050

10,600

30,000

10, 200

9,600

10, 200
10, 600

26,480

8, 360
8,960
8,760

8,960

30,160

46,010

7,240

7, MO
7,240

8,040

20,020
32, 900
6,140

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Department-ol — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

G.S-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Procedure analyst

Supervising actuary

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $6,810:

-Administrative assistant

.Auditor

Fiscal accounting clerli

Government accountant

Personnel assistant

Position classifier

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370-

GS-7. Ran?e $4,205 to $4,055...

GS-fi. Range $3,795 to $4,M5

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9.W to $3,4.30

r,.?-2. Ranee $2.7.™ to $3,230. __

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Branch manager

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Chief, accouuthig and statistical
division

Insurance examiner

State director

GS-1 1 . Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Insurance examiner

State director

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Administrative officer

.Agriculturist

District farmer fieldman

Fiscal accountant--

Insurance examiner

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

GS-6, Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,9.';0 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,7.'» to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,.552 to .$3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

Total permanent, field..

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) . -

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent em ployment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-

Payment above basic rates

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations. --

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$20, 220
12,880

15,680
5,185

2

1

1

1

12

4

18

23

25

5

10,246
6,060
.5, 310
5,245
54,335
17,930
69, 880

78, 625

79, 270
13, 750

$8,376

161 864.081
30.9 129,804

130.1 734,277

1,219
2,393

737, 889

71
3
2

30
1

33

95
158

62

1
1

10,000

7,440

8,040

7,440

232, 480

6,140
30,600

6,340
29,700

5,810

20,865

378, 510

16, 805

11, 120

134. 650

4,545

124,155

328. 136

493. 765

147, 800

2,962
2,420

500 2, ong, 612
87. 1 321, 279

412.9

1,688,333

34, 044

773, 228

5,284

4,166

1,456

2, 506, 511

3, 244, 400

3, 243, 770
630

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13,080

6.060

5.310

5,810

5,185

.5,060

5,435

5, 370

37, 01 6

13,135

68, 095

88, 096

4.5. 140

2,830

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

8

3

17

26

14

1

$8,636

129 704, 876
19. 9 105, 426

109.1 599,450

7,830
2,400

609,680

10, 000

7,640

8,040

7,640

223. 200

6,140
18,220

6,340
17,820

2
79

10,620
422, 804

10. 995

11. 370
91, 226

33 126, 630

85 298, 210

138 437, 325

55 155, 730

1 3, 032

1 2, 420

460 1,875.301
73. 2 283, 643

386.8

1, 691, 7S8

66, 000

978, 197

5,800

2, 640, 755

3, 250, 435

3, 260, 435

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13, 080
1 5,185

5,810
5,310

1
1
7
1

18

19

9

1

5,560

5,370
33,060

4,170
73, 265
68,245
29,a30

2,910

$8,696

105 693, 071
1 3, 251

104 589, 820

7,830
2,265

10,200

7,640

8,040

7,640

143, 360

6,340
18,820
6,540

2
76
2
2
17

10,870
415, 250
11,120
11,620
78, 735

27 106, 820

68 242, 935

125 400, 575

60 144,460

3,032
2,490

398 1, 636, 487
12.9 36,496

385.1

1, 600, 991

70,000
52, 889
6,085

1, 729, 965

2, 329, 880

2, 329, 880

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Rural Electrification Administration

OBLIGATIONS HI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

RUR.IL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTEATION

Sum.mary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

1,194

6

1,131

1,090

4

1,036

984

4

974

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

147

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRA-
TION—continued

Summary of Personal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

$5,728
GS-9.0

$5,842
OS-9.0

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions. . --

$6,398,268
68, 134
24, 268
16, 159
2,130

$5, 966. 250
40,000
23,000
15,000

$5, 599. 965

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

21.245
15, 590

Other payments for personal services...

Total personal service obligations.-.

6,498,949

6,044,250

5, 679, 550

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services- _

02 Travel. .

6, 498, 136
1, 024, 868
46, 617
104, 521
25, 355
105,351
48, 250
55,230
50,747
34, 389

8, 044, 250
995,000
50,000
146,000
29.000
107.000
29.600
60.850
47. 500
39,500

250
4,500

5, 679. 550
903.000

42.800
153.000

29.000
130.000

11 400

04 Communication services .

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

46.500
45 000

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:

34.000

4,863

4.500

7,998,317

7, 553, 450

7,079.000

Obligations Payable Out of PeimbursemerUs
From Other Accounts

m Personal services

813
47

Total obhgations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

860

Total obligations

7,999,177

7,553,450

7,079.000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services: Services
performed by other agencies

$7,067

$2,800

$8,000

SUMMABV

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1,194

6

1,131

1,090

4

1,036

984

4

974

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,728
GS-9.0

$5,842
GS-9.0

$5, 799
GS-9 C

Average grade

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

.$6,398,268
58,134
24, 258
16, 169
2,130

$5, 966, 250
40.000
23.000
15.000

$5,599,965
42.760
21. 245
15.590

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

Other payments for personal services. . .

Total personal service obligations. .

6.498.949

6, 044, 250

5, 679. 550

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

6,498,136

1,024,858

46, 617

104, 621
25,355

105, 351
48,250
62, 297
60,747
34, 389

6, 044, 250
995,000
50,000
146, 000
29,000
107, 000
29,600
63,660
47,500
39,500

260
4,500

7, 556, 250

5, 679, 5,50

903, 000

42,800

153,000

29, 000

130,000

11,400

54,500

45,000

34,000

250

02 Travel-..

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

06 Prmting and reproduction

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:
Awards for employee suggestions

15 Taxes and assessments

4,863
8,006,384

4,500
7, 087, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

813
47

860

03 Transportation of things

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

Total obligations

8,006,244

7,666,250

7,087,000

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000:

Administrator

General schedule grades;

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputv ai'ministrator

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant admin istrator

OS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Area director

Assistant administrator

Assistant to adminislTator

Chief of division...

Chief of region

Controller

GS-H. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Acting area director.

Administrative officer

jVrea director

.\ssistant area director

.\ssistant to administrator

.\ssistant chief of division

.\ssistant controller, examination. ..

Chief of division

Engineer _

Legislative consultant ^

Program analyst .-..._

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural administrator

Agricultural economist.

Assistant chief of division

Assistant to chief of division

Chief, administrative and loan ac-
counts..

Deputy assistant chief

Deputy assistant controller, exam-
ination

Electroagricultural specialist

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, electrical, distribution

and transmission

Engineer, electrical, load study

Engineer, electronic, staff specialist.

Engineer, power.

Engineer, valuation.

Examination manager

Head of section

fnternal auditor

Irrigation specialist

Labor relations specialist

Loans specialist

Loclier plant specialist

Management engineer

Management specialist

Materials specialist-

Rate engineer, retail

Rate engineer, wholesale

Rate specialist, telephone

Rural industries specialist

Rural water systems specialist

as-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Acting examination manager

Administrative oIHcer

Assistant head of section

Assistant internal auditor

Assistant to chief

Business economist

Chief, administrative services

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, electrical, distribution

and transmission

Engineer, electronic, staff specialist-
Engineer, power

Engineer, valuation

Head of section

Home electrification specialist

Loan specialist

Management specialist

Organization and methods examiner.

Rate engineer, electrical, retail

Rate engineer, electrical, wholesale.

Rate specialist, telephone

Wiring specialist

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

.\ccountant

.\dministrative officer

.Agricultural economist

.Analyst

.Assistant head of section

.Assistant to area director

.Assistant to chief

Business economist.

Engmeer, agricultural

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, electrical, distribution

and transmission

Engineer, electronic,''general

Engineer, electronic, staff specialist.

Engineer, power

Financial assistant

Head of section

Information specialist

Loan appraiser

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000

13.200

3 32.400
1 10, 800

8 87, 900

"i ""n,'656

1 9,600

2 19, 200

2

35
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1

3
2
1
33
1
4
1
1
1
1

II
7

13
3
3
2
1
8
2
2
1
1
2

2
1
2
11
6
5
1
1
1
2

33

19
3

13
1
4
5

20

49,600
9.600
108, 60<1
9.600
19.200
19.600
10,400

25, 880
8,360

18,120
8,360

16,720
9,300

8,760
8, 560

8,360
9,160
8,560

10 87. 400

1 8. 360

6 50. 960

6 43,200

16,720
308, 400
8,360
8,360
8,360

25, 080
8,760
8,560
8,360

16, 720
9,160
8, 360
8,560
8, 360
8,360

21, 320
14, 080
7,040
237, 520
7,040
28,660
7,040
7,440
7,240
7.240

79.640
49.680
95. 720
22. 120
21,720
14, 280
7,040
67, 620
14, 680
14, 080
8,040
7,040
14,680

12.280

5.940

11.880

69.540

38. 040

30. 100

5. 940

6.940

6.940

12.280

204. 620

114.460

18. 020

80. 220

6.140

25. 560

30,500

120, 400

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000

! 13,000
2 24,000

1
1

9
1
10
5
1

11.050
10.800
65. 750
21.600
11,050

10,600

20,400
48,400

11 109,200

1 9.600

2 20. 200

10.400
9,600

34,640
8.360
9.360
8.660

17. 720
8,360

8.760
8.560

9.360
8,760

77.040
9.360
84.000
43.600
8.960

309. 600
8.360
8.360
8.560
44.800
8.960
8.760
8.560

'9.' 360
8.360
8.560
8,360

52,680

14,080

248, 360

7,040

22, 120
7,240
7,640

7,440

73,400
42,240
80, 240
15,480
57, 920

14, 680
72. 400
14.680
14. 280
8.040
8,040

12, 280
6,140
12,680
70,140
60,720
30, 300

5,940
5,940
12,280

179, 320
198, 420
24,760
31,900
6,340
19. 220
18. 620
142. 820

1955 estimate

Num.
ber

Total
salary

1 $1,6.000

1 13.000

2 24.000

11,0.50
10.800
65, 750
21.600

20.400
48,400

11 108.000
2 ""26,266

t 10,600
1 9,600

3 26, 280

8,560
17,720
8,360

8, 960

9,360
8,760

69,920

9,360

84,400

43,400

8,960

34 297, 840
1 8,660
1 8, 660

35,040
8,960
8,760
8,660

"9i'366
8,560
8,760
8,560

63,080

14,280

238, 920

7,240

22,320
7,240
7,640

7,440

50,680
42,640
43,440
15,480
58, 120

14,680
57, 920
15, 080
7,240
8,040
8.040

12, 480
6,140
12,680
62,400
43, 980
30, 500

6,140

160,900

163, 380

25,160

6,140

6,340

19,220

18,620

135, 080

148

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION—
Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Rural Electrification Administration — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Loan reviewer

Management specialist

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Placement officer

Publications writer.-

Rate analyst, electric, retail.

Rate engineer, electric, wholesale. ..

Rate analyst, telephone

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Analyst

Assistant head of section

Assistant to chief of division

Cartographer

Correspondence reviewer

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, electrical, distribution

and transmission

Engineer, electronic, general

Financial assistant

Head of section

Information specialist

Loan appraiser

Loan reviewer

Rate analyst, electric, retail

Rate analyst, telephone

Statistician

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-S. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses —

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,940
6,740

11,880
6,140
6,140
6,140
6.140

32,100

2
4
1
14
3
1
1
1
1

5
2
7
3
2
14
3
2

11, 370
20,740
5,060
73,090
15, 565
5,435
6,310
5,060
5,685

2
49
34
141
133
69
6

10,
217,

141,
535,
453.
213.
17,

6,424
21, 250

888 4, 798, 234
48. 6 274. 411

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140
1 6,740
1 5,940

6.140
6.340
6.140
26.760
6,740

11.620
20,865
6.060
67. 910
15,930

5,185

1

2

9

3

1

23

2

2

1

2

48

29

127

127

62

5

2
6

5,935

10, 370

47,790

16, 565

5,060

124, 880

10. 495

11, 120

5,660

10,620

217,840

122, 655

497, 196

436, 025

165,800

14, 310

5,824
15,990

Other positions;

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeIi base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details.. ..'.

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Field representative, electrical, oper-
ations

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant section head

Engineer, electrical, distribution

and transmission

Engineer, electronic, general

Examination supervisor

Field representative, electrical, op-
erations

Field representative, labor relations
Field representative, load forecast..

Field representative, power use

Field representative, telephone op-
erations and loans

Pole specialist

Safety and job training adviser

Valuation engineer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Agricultural economist

Auditor.

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, electrical, distribution

and transmission

Engineer, electronic, general

Field representative, electrical,

management and accounting

Field representative, telephone,

management and accounting

Field representative, electrical,

operations

Field representative, load forecast..

Field representative, locker plant..

Field representative, telephone

operations and loans

839.4

4, 523, 823

4,722
12, 535
17, 666

7,860
37

2,130

4, 668, 773

27 227, 620

5 35, 400

19 136, 160

8 56, 520

U 77.640

182.800

7,240

21.320

37,000

12 84, 880

2
1

2

38

5

32
22

16, 080
7,240

12,280
234, 520
29,900

204,880
136, 280

18
4
2

112,920
25, 760
12,280

19 117,860

841 4, 693, 904
43 300, 464

4, 393, 440

9,500
16, 950

;,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140

6,140

6,340
6,340
6,340
20,020
6,740

11,620
26, 175

46, 666
15, 930

5,310

6,935
10.120
37. 045
16.680

21

2

2

1

2

49

28

116

119

51

5

111.510

10. 745

11.120

5.685

10, 745

216. 795

116, 760

453,310

405, 185

154,290

14,310

5,984
16, 130

770 4, 239, 349
10 64, 222

4, 427, 890

33,440

123,680
56,520

41 306, 840

21,320
45,240

11 79, 640
1 7,040

1 8,040

12,280

23

30

21

19

9
2
2

6,740

148, 420
186, 200

135, 340

121,060

67,060
12,880
12,280

23 146, 020

10,500
16,000

,190

4, 209, 817

124, 480
56,920

40 297, 600

1 7,240
6 45,840

11 80,040
1 7.040

12,680

23

30

20
19
7

6,740

149,020
186, 200

126, 200

121, 660

44,380

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntmUed

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

9 $66, 060

3 17,820

24 130.690
1 5, 185

1 6, 060

2 10, 120
2 8,410
1 3, 910
1 3,415
1 2.950

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Inspector, lumber and wood prod-
ucts

3 $17,820
21 114,635

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
.\uditor . . ....

Engineer, electronic, general.

Field representative, electrical,
operations

Field representative, telephone
operations and loans

1 5,185

1 $5,310

GS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4,955 .

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field

306 2.019,100
20.9 144.655

249 1,657.680
16 84, 870

214 1,461,810
4 26,972

Net permanent, field (average num-

285.1

1. 874. 445

40. 877
6,692

479
7,783

234

1,672.810

30,600
6,050

210

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

1,424,838
32 250

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pa\'Tnent above ba.'iic rates:
Overtime and holidav pav

5,245

Additional pay for services abroad

7,000

7,400

1,930,176

1, 616, 360

1,469,733

6,498,949

6,044,260

5, 679, 650

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

R, 498. 136
813

6, 044, 250

a, 679, 550

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

FARMERS' HOME ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Farmers' Home Administration

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

23 147, 020

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

5,868

272

5,933

5,318

270

5,245

4,270
262

4,476

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,292
GS-5.6

$4,341
GS-5.6

$4,269

Average grade - . ..

GS-5.4

Personal service obligations:

$24. 422. 772

396. 165

90, 520

150, 951

1,452

$21,869,025

397. .500

85. 500

23,000

$18. 02.3. 225

Other positions ~ -

387, 800

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base..-
Payment above basic rates

69. 275
13,000

Total personal service obligations.. .

25. 061. 850

22,375,025

18. 493, 300

Direct Obligations

24. 818. 657

2, 753, 558

99,764

311, 372

656, 115

146, 351

117,929

26,300

146, 513

99, 167

881

1,380

24.686

22, 083, 955

2, 628, 500

205, 250

553,800

695, 100

156. 275

138. 630

26,000

131, 040

120, 000

50

1,400

27, 000

18, 176, 300

02 Travel

2. 288. 000

03 Transportation of things

137.250

04 Communication servicer . . _ . .

648. 000

602.000

06 Printing and reproduction

144. 000

126. 000

Services performed by other agencies.

26.000
115.000

80. 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

A wards for employee suggestions

50

1,400

26,000

Total direct obligations

29, 201, 673

26, 767, 000

22, 270, 000

ObUgatioTis Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

243, 193

47, 154

4

25,844

15

18,958

101

291,070
29,725

317,000

37,000

35,000

35,000

14,205

16,000

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

335, 269

370, 000

405.000

Obligations incurred

29, 536, 942

27,137.000

22. 675. 000

i

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

149

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Grades established by act of Oct. 15,
1949 (7 U. S. C. 1015):
Rate of $14,800:

Administrator

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12,200

2 22,600
1 11,800
1 11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12. 000

2 21.600
1 11.800
1 11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12, 000

2 ''I 600

aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant director, loan division , .

1 9 600

8 79, 600
5 49,400

1 9,800

2 20, 200

2 16, 920

3 26,880
7 61, 120

8 79,800
5 50,000

1 10,000

2 20,600

2 16, 920
2 18, 320
7 61, 920

3 30 000

Special assistant to the administra-
tor

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative officer

Assistant director of division

Assistant director, national finance

4 36, 240

Assistant to director of division

2 17,720

2 17, 920

1 8,360

Consultant -..

1 8,760

2 18, 720
1 9,160

1 8.960

2 17,720

Field examiner. .

2 17, 520

Farm ownership engineer.. _ .

1 9,360

1 8,960
1 8,360
3 26,480

3 21,920

1 8,040

2 14, 880
2 14,880

11 84, 840
2 15, 480
8 68,520

1 8,040
1 8,040

4 26,360

Information specialist .

1 8,560
3 26,680

2 14,680
1 8.040

1 7.240

2 14, 880
11 85.240

1 7,640
8 .59,320

1 8,040

3 27,280
2 15, 480

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

Assistant director of division

6 46,440

Field persomiel representative

Loan specialist

7 65, 280

Organization and methods exam-

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

2 13, 280

Accotintant . .

1 6,540

3 18,820
1 6,340
1 6.940
6 37,640
1 6,540
3 19,820
1 6,340
1 6,940
3 19,820

3 19,220
1 6,340
1 6. 940
6 37, 640

Agricultural engineer. . .

Agricultural credit specialist

Assistant chief of branch ... . .. ..

1 6,940

3 19,220

1 6,340

2 12, 880
2 12, 880

1 6,340

Disciplinary reviewer

1 6,640
1 6,940
1 6,940

Fiscal irregularity examiner

1 6,540

1 6,540
3 20,220

Information specialist

Loan servicing specialist _

3 20,220

1 6.940
1 6 940

2 12,480

1 5,940

2 11,880

2 12,480

1 6,340

Personnel assistant .

Position classifier

2 12,080

2 12 080

Property and space management

1 6,940
1 6,940

Senior budget analyst

Statistician

1 6,140

1 6,140

1 6,340
1 5 810

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accniintant

3 17, 555

1 5, 185

2 10, 870
1 5. 435
1 5, 435

3 15, 430
1 5, 185

1 5, 935

2 11.120

2 10, 995
1 5.560
1 5. 560

3 15, 805
1 5, 310

1 5 810

Agricultural credit specialist

Architectural engineer

1 5, 810

.■Assistant methods exammer

1 5, 560
3 17, 430

Disciplinary reviewer

1 5, 310

1 5, 810

Examiner . . ..''

1 5,685
3 17, 555

2 11,995

Information specialist

1 5, 810

Personnel Hssist;int

3 17, 180

2 11, 495

Placement officer .

1 5, 810

Position classifier _ _

i 5, 185
1 5,060

1 6,060

1 5, 185

Property and space management

1 5,685

Property insurance specialist .

1 5, 810
1 5,560

1 5, 435

2 10, 995
36 168,255
11 47, 995
44 170.415
46 157,360
31 99. 050

1 3.230

3 8,936

Property management specialist

1 5,685

1 6. 560

2 11,120
28 133,015
10 44, 200
39 153, 990
46 159,330
28 89. 160

1 3.230

3 9,096

Records management analyst

1 5,560
1 5, 810

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

19 89, 895

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

3 13, 260

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

23 88, 055

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

34 121, 910

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

20 62. 840

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

3 9.016

Total permanent, departmental

308

1,686,731
36.6

169,387

273

1,503,211
16.8

87,111

173

935, 226
3

16,226

OBTAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary positions...
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental-
Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director, national finance office

Field representative

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Area director, examination division-
Assistant director, examination di-
vision,.

.\rea finance manager

Assistant director, national finance

office -_

State director

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative ofilcer.

Area water facilities engineer.

Assistant area director, examination

division-

.\ssistant State director

Assistant to the State director

Auditor

Chief accountant

Chief of branch

Chief of operations

Field examination officer

G.S-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer. -

Agricultural credit specialist

Alaskan representative

Assistant chief of branch.

Auditor

Chief of branch

Farm management specialist

Farm ownership specialist

Field examiner

Production loan olficer

Program loan officer. -_ -

Senior farm ownership and w'ater

facilities engineer. ,

Senior farm owmership and water

facilities specialist. - , -

Senior farm ownership engineer

Senior home management super-
visor -- -

Senior water facilities engineer

Senior water facilities engineer, spe-
cialist

Senior water facilities specialist

State field representative

Territorial representative

GS-9. Ranw $5,060 to $5,810:

.Accounting supervisor

Administrative assistant

.Administrative olficer

Assistant chief, administrative ac-
counting branch

Assistant production loan officer

Chief of branch _.-

County supervisor

Examiner..

Farm management specialist

Farm o^^Tiership and water facilities

engineer

Farm ownership appraiser

Farm ownership appraiser, engineer.

Farm ownership engineer

Farm ownership loan servicing

specialist

Home management supervisor

Personnel olficer

Program loan officer

State field representative .-

Territorial representative

Water facilities engineer

Water facihties specialist..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.-

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.546..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

QS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range .$2,760 to $3,230

GS-1. Range .$2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial services :

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

271.4
$1,517,344
4,148
5,610

1, 527, 102

5 51, 600
4 36, 240

4 37,240

40 366,600

43,840
16. 880

4 29, 960
3 22. 920

4
4
4
49
1

15
1
1
4

30,360

32,160

29,760

377, 760

7,840

99.900
6,540
6,940

24,560

12
11
46
14
32

80,680

72, 340
296, 900

89,760
212,280

12,880

■2 12, 880

12,880
121,930

25.960
46, 180

6 39, 840
127 844,380

135, 665
11,245

28

8

106

16
1

11,745
156, 930

43, 980
569, 255

87, 105
5,060

2 10, 620

35 194, 100

71 390.885

45 261,950

6 32, 985

26 143, 125

2 11,370

7 36,040

1 6,185
12 66, 345

3 16, 930
1,569

7, 461, 710

2 8, 875
842

3, 179, 465
289

1, 026, 470
1,736

5, 698, 630

288 851,960

1 3,060

2 5, 584
1 2,840

5,560

23. 498, 094

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

0. 8 $3. 900

1,420,000
7.500
5,500

1, 433, 000

5 52,000
4 35, 440

37,440

40 364,000

7 51,680
2 16, 080

29,760
7,240
15.880
30,760
31,960
30,560
380, 760
15,480

9 61,060

1 6, 940
4 25, 360

80.680
60,460

278, 880
76,880

222, 220
6,340

6, 3 10

2 13, 280
17 110,780

25.960
47, 180

126
1

20
2

40.240

840.240

5.940

112. 700
11,370

106

14

1

17,930
91,835
39,046
676, 265
78,590
5,185

3 16, 055

26 146, 560

67 374,146

34 192, 666

2 11,496
5 28, 675

3 16, 180

12 67, 470
2 11, 745
1,472

7, 054. 596
1 4,545
665

2, 549, 810
254

910, 790
1,688

5, 686. 060

220 666,880

1 3,060

1 3,032
1 2,840

5,045

21, 586, 332

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$919, 000
7.800
3,500

930, 300

9,600

9,360

1 9,360
40 360,200

7,840

5 40,200
30 236,600

6 46, 840

6,940

1
5
3
1
4
13
11

6,940
34,700
19,620

6,940
27,160
88,020
69, 865
60, .860
129, 660

6,740

6,940

27,360

512,600

6, 140

40, 670

11 63,660

7

1

145

14

39,920

5,810

793,845

79, 465

13 74, 386

27 165,246
13 75, 1.56

1 6, 810
17 97,645

1,203

6, 856, 415

627

2,036,825
233

818, 695
1,463

4, 849, 660
175 532,650

4,097

17,300,310

150

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FARMERS' HOME ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Farmers' Home Administration — Con.

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct:

Num- Total
ber salary

210.4

$752, 969

24. 3 94, 802

64.3

255, 105

Num- Total
ber salary

336.3
$1,171,082

17.2 68,225

25

102,000

Num- Total
ber salary

63

Portion of salaries shown above paid

$196,085

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, field (average num-

5,389.6

22, 905, 428

54,849
337, 158
84, 910

15, 804

81

135,066

1,452

4, 717. 5

20, 449, 025

45,000
345,000
80, 000

4,044

17, 104, 225

46 000

Other positions:
Temporary employment

335, 000
65, 775

Regular pay in excess of 52-week bEtse. . .
Payment above basic rates:

Nishtwork differential

Additional pijy for service abroad

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-

23,000

13, 000

All personal services, field

23, 534, 748

20, 942, 026

17,663,000

01 Personal services .

25,061,850

22, 375, 025

18, 493, 300

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

24, 818, 657
243, 193

22, 083, 955
291, 070

18, 176, 300
317.000

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR

Salaries and Expenses, Office of tlie Solicitor, Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average niunber of all emplovees

507

1

428

486

1

432

431

1

389

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5, 406
GS-7.6

$5, 669
GS-7.9

$5. 738
GS-8.0

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2, 362, 181

3,654

9,101

6,825

867

$2, 428, 425
6,200
9,340
2,400

$2, 243. 500

3,300

8,600

700

Regular pay to excess of 52-week base...

Other payments for personal services...

Total personal service obligations. ..

2.382,628

2,446,365

2, 266, 100

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

2,188,491
48, 121

2,986
22, 611

2,683
22,208

2,911

1,494
18,211
14, 943

2, 163, 946
56, 887

4.434
22,623

2.600
17, 736

1,511

4,172

21, 555

14,813

88

3,136

1,973,742
43, 736

3.061
22, 118

2.500

16, 498
1,483
3,500

17, 600
13,113

88

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services .

07 Other contractual services .

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials ..

09 Equipment ... .

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

2,641

3,061

Total dh-ect obligations

2, 327, 200

2, 312, 400

2, 099, 400

Obligations Payahle Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

194, 137

4,278

265

2,220

1,975

259

133

1,638

1,329

281, 420

7,113

666

2,877

2,264

189

628

2,745

1,887

12

282, 358

6,264

439

2,882

2,502

217

500

2,600

1,887

12

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

06 Prtotmg and reproduction

07 Other contractual services ..

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

OBLIGATIONS BY

3BJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Old of Reimbursements
From Other Xccotjnfs— Continued

15 Taxes and assessments

$235

$399

$439

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

206, 469

300. 000

300, 000

Total obligations. .

2, 533, 669

2, 612, 400

2, 399, 400

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
G.S- 18. Rate of $14,800:
Solicitor

G,S-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy solicitor

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Associate solicitor .

GS- 15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Associate solicitor

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief, legal division

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Executive assistant to the solicitor.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Admtoistrative officer.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Attorney . . _

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Attorney

Administrative assistant...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4..546..

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

G.S-4. Range $3,175 to $3.665.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental. . .
Deduct:

Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accomits

.\dd portion of salaries carried m other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)...

Other positions: Part-time employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. .
Other payments for personal services. . .

All personal services, departmental .

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:

Attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

Abstractor

QS-7. Range $4,206 to .$4,955..

G.S-6. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to .$3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

aS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:
Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above Ijasic rates: Additional

pay for service abroad _.

M\ personal services, field.
01 Personal services -

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

13, 200
24, 400
35, 400

10 104, 000

40 358, 60n
1 9, 160

41 310, 840
1 7, 240

36 221,840

12
4

10
7
26
68
40
6

63,470

22, 865

44, 060

30. 815

101. 660

2.34, 300

122, 880

15.430

6.684
4.910

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800
13, 200
24,600
35, 400

104, 800

1

1

2

3

10

42
1

47
1

377, 520
9,160

353, 080
7,440

37 230, 780

312 1,745,444
53. 6 249. 634
3.9 21,195

0. 5 2, 857

255

1,477,472

51

5,836

867

1,484,226

9 93, 000

10 90. 400

20 163,200

30 187,000

75, 340
6,185

27,980

39, 975
117,815
171,460

22, 080

196 984, 436
23. 6 100, 927

0. 2 1, 201

171. 6 884, 709

2,300
1,303
3,265

6,826

6

3

7

7

26

73

26

3

1
2

27. son

16,930
31,810
31,065
104,285
261,215
80,060
9,450

3.032
5.050

Num-
ber

1

1

2

3

40
1

44
1

Total
salary

$14, 800

13, 400

25,000

35, 400

94, 800

364. 800
9,360

336, 160
7,440

29 185,055

298 1. 7.30, 977
32.1 158,917

265.9

1, 572, 060

6,940

1,578,000

9 92. 800
11 99,760

19 146,360
30 190, 400

12
1
6
10
35
61
4

64,595
6,185

27, 980

40, 975
123.845
162, 610

11,320

188 966, 830
22.6 110,466

165. 5 866, 365

1,900
3,300
3,400

2,400

898, 402

2, 382, 628

867, 365

2, 445, 365

3

3

7

7

25

63

22

3

1
2

17,555

17,056

32,560

31,440

102, 125

221, 865

69. 540

9,610

3,032
5,190

267 1,
17

595, 187
80,517

250

1, 514, 670

6,960

8 S3, 000

9 82. 440
18 139, 520
29 186, 860
10 55, 476

6
10
30
41

4

24,160

41,600

108, 860

135,430

11,640

164 868, 965
26 140, 135

138 728,!

3,300
2,640

735, 470

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

151

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

TTipnt.'? frnm other apronnts

$2, 171, 166
211,462

$2, 147. 060
298,305

$1, 966, 800
299, 300

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of PeTSonai SeTvices

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

371

1

353

353

3

350

339

3

335

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . . .

$6,970

$2,975
CPC-3.3

$5,925

as-8.5

$2,986
CPC-3.4

$5 937

OS-S 6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,009

CPC-3 4

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions,.

$2,098,175

6, 958

7,578

3,035

937

$2,056,683

33. 232

7,986

3,000

$1,976,037
27, 563

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefe base...

7.634
3,000

Other payments for personal services-

Total personal service obligations...

2,115,683

2, 100, 901

2,014,224

Direct Obligatiom
01 Personal services

1,983,922
64,390

7,402

23,829

399

58,861

2,121
31,031
13, 159
15,953

1,450

1,972,138

93,438

6,051

27,451

400

69,290

2.415

7,827

13, 181

6,054

755

1,900,228
100 378

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

4 376

27,961
400

05 Rents and utility services ..

56. 085

2,615
7,627
12.831

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment..

5 754

755

Total direct obligations

2,202,517

2,188.000

2,119.000

Oblisatiom Payable Out of Reimburte-
ments From Other Accounts

131, 761

7,449

230

600

1,465

128.763
13,000

113.996

02 Travel .. ..

11 000

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

233

766

08 Supplies and materials

765

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

141,406

142,761

125, 761

2, 343, 922

2,330,761

2,244,761

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $14,800:

Secretary of Agriculture...

Under Secretary of Agriculture

Assistant Secretary of Agriculture

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of 514,800:

Administrative assistant secretary. .

Assistant to the Secretary

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Assistant to the Secretary

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Agricultural economist

Assistant to the Secretary

Director of finance and budget
officer

Director of personnel

Executive assistant, chief of staff

Judicial officer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative assistant

Assistant director of personnel

Deputy director, budget and finance.

Director of plant and operations

Hearing examiner

1953 actual

Num. Total
ber salary

1 $22, 600
1 17. 500
1 16, 000

1 13,000

12,200
12, 000

12, 200
12, 200
12,200
12, 200

67.800
21,860
22,100
11.800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, 500

1 17, 600

2 30, 000

1 14. 800
1 14, 800

13,000

12, 000

12, 000
12, 400
12, 000
12,400

89,650
22, 100
21, 850
11,800
54,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22. 500
1 17.600
3 45. 000

1 14.800
1 14, 800

13,200

24,200

12, 000
12,600
12, 000
12.600

67. 560
22,600
22. 100
11.800
64,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\dministrative assistant

Agriculturist (flood control opera-
tions officer)

.Agriculturist (flood control survey

officer)

.Agriculturist (Irrigation programs

officer)

Agriculturist (land programs of-
ficer)

Assistant director of plant and

operations _ ,

.Assistant to director of personnel . . ,
Chief of division, budget and fi-
nance

Chief of division, personnel

Chief of division, plant and opera-
tions

Hearing examiner..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.Accountant and auditor

.Administrative analyst

.Assistant chief of division

.Assistant to the director of plant

and operations

Budget examiner

Cartographic engineer

Chief of division, plant and opera-
tions

Chief of section, personnel

Departmental records security officer.

Employee relations officer

Employee performance officer

Medical officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Procurement analyst...

Training officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.Accountant and auditor

-Administrative assistant

.Administrative analyst

.Assistant to judicial officer

Budget analyst

Chief, administrative services divi-
sion

Employment officer

Engineer

Investigator

Organization and methods exam-
iner - _.

Procurement analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.Accoxmtant

.Administrative analyst

.Administrative officer.

Budget analyst

Communications specialist

Investigator

Organization and management

analyst

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Procurement analyst

Secretary to the secretary —

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

-Accountant and auditor

-Administrative analyst

-Administrative assistant

Investigator

Nurse

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370. -

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956

Range $3,795 to $4,.'i45

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,665

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $19, 400

10,600

9,600

9,800

9,800

10,000
10,400

49,200
62,400

19,200
51,600

25.280
43. 800
18.520

2 17. 120
7 60.920
1 9,360

1

GS-6.
GS-6.
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Net permanent departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment--.

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

Payments above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Xightwork differential..

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

.All personal services, departmental.

18
3

1

1
40

9
55
32
26

3

26. 080
61. 920
9. 360
9.360
9.360
8.360

27.280
16. 720
9.160

8 68.320

1 7, 040

2 14, 680

7,240

1 7,040

3 23, 320

4 30, ion

2 14, 680

28,760
22, 120

38,040
18,620

6,740
18,020

5,940
26,660

6,340
6.140
6. 340
6.940
5,940

54,850

97, 206

16, 655

5,560

6,245

188, 200

39,030

211.675

107. 840

83,900

9,370

1 3, 534

4 13, 000

11 31,272

1 2, 770

354 2, 108, 136
17.3 92,707
0. 4 4, 000

2,011,429

896
4.331
7.454

2.633
402

2, 028, 082

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 10,600

6 49, 800

6 63,200

2 19,200

10
2

20
3
1

42
7
49
34
25
3

25,480
27, 480
18,720

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200

9,360
61,720
9,360
9,360
9.360
8.360

3 26. 680
2 16. 920
1 9.360

58,720
14,080
15,080
7,040
7,440

1 7,240

3 22, 620

4 30, 760

2 14, 680

22.120
22. 320

32,300
24.760

6.940
18.220

6.140
36.640

5.940
6,140
6,540
6,940
5,940

54, 475
10.245
107. 460
16. 806
5,060

195.110
30. 815
188.716
116.270
81. 270
9.570

1 3,614
4 13,000
12 34,144

346 2, 063, 123
6 31, 065

340

2, 032, 058

33,232
7,890

2,250
750

2, 076, 180

40
7
47
32
25
2

1

4

12

50,000
62,400

19, 600

25,480

27,680

9,360

1 8,760 1 8,960
6 62,560 6 53,360

60,720
9,360
8,360
8.360
8,660

26,080
16,920
9,360

59,320
14,280
16,080
7,040
7,440

1 7,440
3 22,720
3 22, 720

2 15, 080

3 22, 120
2 14,680

32, 700
24,960

6.940
18.620

6.340
31,100

5,940
6,340
6,540
6,940
6,140

4.3.855
10. 370
113. 510
17, 056
5,060

186, 200
30,815
182, 770
110. 880
82.230
5,980

3,614
13. 000
34,544

332 1, 993, 373
7 42, 338

325

1, 951, 035

27,653
7,637

2,250
750

1, 989, 125

152

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, OflSce of the Secretary of Agriculture — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule erades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num
ber

3

1
1

5
7

Total

salary

$29. 400
9.800
10. 200
19.175
24. 225

Num- Total
ber salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

Agriculturist

Agricultural economist

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.-

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655 .

7 $24, 626

7

$24. 945

Total permanent, field

17
1

92. 800
6,064

7 24, 625

7

24. 946

-f57

Net permanent, field (average num-

16

86, 746

731
124

7 24, 625

7

25,002

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay In excess of 62-week base-

96

97

All personal services, field

87.601

24, 721

26. 099

01 Personal services

2. 116. 683

2, 100, 901

2

014, 224

OFFICE OF INFORMATION

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Information, Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

19,53 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equi valent of all other positions.

135

1

122

122

117

115

110

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,033
QS-7.0

$3, 219
CPC^,6

$5,115
GS-7.2

$3, 146
CPC^.l

$5, 061

Average grade.

QS-7.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
jVverage salary

$3. 174

CPC-4.1

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$590. 146

3.386

1.961

37

$561, 288

$528, 444

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

2,078

2,001

Total personal service obligations...

595, 630

663,366

630, 445

Direct Obligations

556. 896

8,267

3.988

7.321

568. 146

2,965

25,546

8,0.52

4,466

77

781

648, 742

8,400

3, 950

70, 1,50

686, .500

4,000

17,700

9, 2.58

1,200

515,821

8,000

3. 9,50

04 Communication services

S2, 1 .'lO

315, ,';m

4,01)0

Services performed by other agencies.

27, 121
9, 1,58

09 Equipment

1,200

15 Taxes and assessments

1.100

1,100

Total direct obligations

1, 186, 504

1.261,000

968, 000

Obtiffotions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

38,634
143
840
790

12, 577
2,320

14,624

14, 624

03 Transportation of things

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies-

0ft .Supplies and Tnntprials

ioo

1,290

100
1,290

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

pnnnt.s

55.304

16. 014

16,014

1,241,808

1,267,014

984, 014

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director of information

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,400

1956 estimate

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVicBS — Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputv director of information

OS-14. Ranee $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief of division

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $22, 100

3 29, 800

1 9. 360
1 8. 760
1 8. 360

3 27.080

1 ft. 040

1 8. 040

2 14. 680
8 69. .520
1 7. 840

1 6. 940
1 6. 940

4 26. 160
4 26. 160

1 6.810

3 16. 930
1 6. 370

17 79. 735

4 17. 180
19 73.415
25 85. 695
17 52.230

1 2. 7.50

2 a. 606
2 7. .570
1 2, 7.50
7 19. 704

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,300

3 29. 800

1 9. 360
1 8. 960
1 8. 360
3 26,880

1 8. 040
1 8.040
I 7. 240
7 52. 280
1 7.840

1 6. 940

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,300

3 30, 200

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Editor of Yearbook

Chief, exhibits service. .

1 8.960
1 ft. ,560
3 27. 280

1 7.040

Chief, publications

Information specialists-

OS-12. Range .$7,040 to .$8,040:
Chief, editorial section

Scientific editor ._

Exhibits specialist

Information specialist

.\dministrative officer

1 7. 440
5 36. 600
1 8 040

GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:

Scientific editor

Exhibits specialist

1 6.940

7 45. 380

3 19. 220

1 .5.810

5 26. 300

1 5. 370

14 66, 605

4 17. 180
20 77.325
20 69. 120
13 40.3.50

1 2. 7.50

2 8. 606

Administrative officer

3 19, 420

1 .5. 810

6 31.736

1 .5.370

13 63. 290

4 17, 430
''O 77 405

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Editor .

Information specialist.

GS-a. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,,546

GS-.5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

0.'?-4. Range $3,175 to .$3.6,56

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3.4.30....

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490.

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

20 69. 760
12 37.320

1 2. 7.50

2 8, 730

CPC-1. Range $2,7.50 to $,3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,.5.52 to $3,032

1 2, 830
7 20. 024

1 2. 910
7 20. 104

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

135 667. 724
9.8 47,299
3.7 21,878

0. 2 1, 599

122 604. 309
7 43, 021

117 672.174
7 43. 730

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

.\dd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, departmental Cav-

121.7 590.146

3, 3.56
1,961

37

115 561, 288

110 528,444

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelv base...
Payment above basic rate: Overtime

2,078

2,001

.\11 personal services, departmental.
Field:
Other positions: Temporary employ-

595, 600
30

563, 366

530, 445

01 Personal services

595, 530

563, 366

530.445

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

656, 896
38,634

548, 742
14,624

51.5. 821

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

14, 624

LIBRARY

Salaries and Expenses, Library, Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

175

1

167

161

1
157

145

1

142

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,988
GS-5.2

$3,927
GS-5.2

$3,906

\verage grade . _

GS-5.3

Personal service obligations;
Permanent positions

$670,016

2,177

2,521

272

$606. 276

2.150

2,500

360

$646,541

2,160

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base-..
Payment above basic rates

2,200
360

Total personal service obligations..

674,986

611, 276

561,241

Direct Oblitjafions

616, 138
4,430
3,997
5.733

569, 126
4.380
2,726
12.800

542, 741

02 Travel

4,000

03 Transportation of things

2,800

04 Communication services

14,850

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

153

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations— Continued

06 Printing and reproduction;

Binding _

Other . _

$26,332
4,774
6,801
3,655
17, 138
44,939
1,864

$25, 650
6,344
20,200
1,000
14, 750
54,824
2,000

$25, 135
7,500

07 Other contractual services

22, 200

Services performed by other agencies.

2.000
18, 750

50,024

15 Taxes and assessments

1,950

735,801

713,800

691, 950

Ohligations Paya'tle Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accoujlfs

01 Personal services...

58.848

42,160
1.500
1,000
1,500
1,000
3,000
8,600
9,000
250

8,500

04 Communication services

135
1,491

100

1,000

Services performed by other agencies

2.020

15,219

287

1,350

09 Equipment

7.000

50

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

78,000

68,000

18. 000

Obligations incurred

813,801

781,800

709,950

DET.IIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief of bureau •

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, division of lending and refer-
ence services

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief, division of bibliography ,

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief, division of technical processes
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative otlicer

Chief, bibhography of agriculture
section..

Chief, general reference room ,

Chief, legal branch

Chief, lending section...

Personnel officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

.\ssistant chief, lending section

Bibliographer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11, 800

1 10, 400

1 8,960

1 7, 040

1 6, 140

6,940
6,940
6,540
6,540
6,340

5,185

5.560

27, 925

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10, 4O0

1 9,160

1 7,240

1 6, 140

6,940
6,140
6,740
6,740
6,340

5,310

5,685

28,300

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10, 600

1 9,160

1 7, 440

1 6,340

6,940
6,140
6,940
6,940
6,540

1 5, 435
1 5, 810
4 21, 240

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Cataloger.

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $16,055
2 10, 495

2 10, 620
28 123, 365

1 4,545
13 47, 705
20 67, 660
34 100, 300
19 67. 770

3 7, 740

3 9. 456
1 2. 840

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $21,865

1 5, 310

2 10. 870
27 115,785

1 4.545
13 46. 205
20 65. lOO
33 97. 350
18 49, 700

3 7,500

3 8.056
1 2,840

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $20,240
1 5,435

Senior reference assistant

2 10, 120

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

20 81, 145

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $1,545

1 4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

13 44 955

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

19 60, 245

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

30 88, 020

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

17 50 190

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

1 2,500

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

3 7,656
1 2, 840

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

146 573. 861
1 4,584
6 12, 051

143 652,061
2 8,092
2 9,000

128 489, 216
1 4,387

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from ntllpr nnc/iunts

2 9,000

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salarj-)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

139 557, 226

2,177
2,194

46
226

139 534, 969

2,150
2,200

100
250

125 475, 829
2,150

Regular salary in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates:

1,900
100

Nightwork differential

250

All personal services, departmental .

561,869

539,669

480.229

Field;
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

7 38. 670
5 25.650
2 8. 320

1 3.655
11 34 450

2 5.580

1 2,562

6 .32, 860
1 4,455
1 4. 160

6 32. 860

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,9.55..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 4,580
1 4, 160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655 ..

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

8 27, 200
1 2,760

1 2,632

8 26, 560

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032..

1 2,552

29 118,877
2 6,087

18 74.057
1 2.750

17 70,712

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

27 112,790
327

17 71,307
300

17 70, 712

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

300

113. 117

71.607

71,012

674,986

611,276

651, 241

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

616, 13S
58,848

569, 126
42,150

542, 741

ObUgations payable out of reimburse-

8,500

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite appropriation, special account, unless otherwise indicated)

FOREST SERVICE

Expenses. Brush Disposal, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlBcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees - .

40
293
393

40
441

563

40
441
553

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,805
GS-4.8

$3,417

CPC-5.8

$3,496

$3,966
GS-5.4

$3,502

CPC-5.6

$3,500

$3,988

GS-5.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,502

CPC-5.6

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,500

Personal service obligations:

$380, 472

962,144

1,455

59, 016

27, 580

$438, 907

1, 436, 365

1,607

25,000

27,500

$438. 907

1. 436, 366

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1,607
25,000

Other payments for personal services. . .

27,500

Total personal service obligations...

1, 430. 667

1, 929, 379

1,929,379

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services.

02 Travel .. ..

$1, 430, 469

3,942

15. 933

4.285

11. 731

111,339

1,172

240,887

102. 761

4.114

90

16. 170

$1, 929, 379

6.630

18.500

9,000

13,600

140,000

1,200

322, 191

125,000

25,000

100

20,000

$1,929,379
6,530

18,500

9,500

05 Rents and utility services

13,600

140,000

Services performed by other agencies.

1,200
321, 691

125,000

10 Lands and structures

25,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

100
20,000

Subtotal

1, 942, 893
9,600

2, 610, 500
10,500

2, 610, SOO

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

10,500

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1, 933, 293
198

2,600,000

2,600,000

Obhgations incurred..

1, 933, 491

2,600,000

2,600,000

154

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FOREST SERVICE— Continued

Expenses, Brush Disposal, Forest Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Forester

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 740

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 540

1 5, 810

1 4, 456
10 42, 450

6 20, 960
6 20, 890

2 5,980

2 7, 670
2 7,280

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 640

1 5,810

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

1 4,830
6 26, 820

6 21,085
5 18, 276

7 22, 170

2 7, 670

3 9, 960
1 2, 872

1 4, 465

GS-6 Range $3,796 to $4,646

10 42 825

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

6 21,085

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

6 20 970

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 . .

2 5, 980

2 7. 670
2 7,280

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1 2, 560
8 28,002

1 2, 560

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060 -

8 27,970

8 28, 002

Total pprmanent,, field

40 147,392
1.6 6,105
2.3 9,083

63.7

247,268

40 162,597
1 3, 156
2.4 9,403

75.2

298, 869

40 153 177

Deduct:

1. 2 3. 736

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

2.4 9,403
75.2

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

298,869

Net permanent, field (average num-

99.8

380, 472

820, 252

141,892

1,455

58, 964
62

27,680

111.8

438, 907

1,263,260

173, 105

1,607

25,000

111.6

Other positions:
Temporary employment

438, 907
1 263 260

173. 106

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.—
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

1,607
25,000

Nightwork differential

Other payments for personal services:

27, 500

27, 500

1, 430, 667

1,929,379

1,929,379

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

1, 430, 469
198

1,929,379

1,929,379

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other ftcc/innts

Forest Fire Prevention, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

1
1

1

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3,416
GS-4.0

$3,495

Average grade -

GS-4.0

01 Personal services;

$3,415
13

$3,495

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

13

3,428
300
500
300
28,757
600

3,608
300

02 Travel . . . -

500

04 Commimication services

300

06 Printing and reproduction .,.

29, 892

500

33,785

35, 000

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental;
General schedule grades;
GS-4. Range -$3,175 to $3,655

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 416
13

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 495
13

3,428

3,508

Roads and Trails for Slates, National Forests Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

FOREaT SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average num ber of all employees

414
612
983

396
466
883

396
466
882

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,417
GS-fl.3

.$3,882

CPC-6.9

$3,311

$4,621
GS-6.4

$3,837

CPC-7.1

$3,312

$4 544

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

$3,849

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

CPC-7.1
$3,312

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$1,861,638

1, 482, 573

7,160

22, 626

119

$1, 672, 892

1,330,442

6,435

18, 405

$1 672 892

1, 330, 442
6,435
18, 405

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-

Total personal service obligations--.

3, 374, 116

3,028,174

3, 028, 174

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

3,366,996

93. 370

30. 166

22. 322

62.444

387

722. 686

10. 539

2. 476. 716

34, 969

1,261,901

3,657

25,908

2, 999, 224

81.500

26.100

29. 149

65,060

226

623. 247

7.200

1.741.54-,

35.000

808. 621

1.305

21, 895

2, 999, 224

02 Travel

81,500

03 Transportation of things

26.100

30, 356

05 Rents and utility services

65,060

225

07 Other contractual services

623, 247

Services performed by otber agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

7,200
1,740,332

35,000

10 Lands and structures

1, 924, 742

13 Refimds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

1,305
21, 895

Subtotal _

8, 101, 960
19.863

6.430,073
16. 186

7, 546, 186

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

16. 186

Total direct obligations

8. 082. 097

6. 413, 887

7, 830. 000

Obligations Payable Oiit of Reimbitrsemetils
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services ...

7,120

464

22)

12

214

2,313

16

28,637

28, 950

2,550

500

50

2.50

6,600

28,960

02 Travel

2,560

03 Transportation of thlngs-.

600

60

06 Printing and reproduction

250

6,600

Services performed by other agencies.

50, 460
600
260

60,460

09 Equipment

600

6

260

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts. -

39,006

90,000

90,000

Obligations Incurred ..

8, 121, 102

6, 603, 887

7, 620, 000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

40

17
63

20
6
18

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,062
GS-6.2

$4,188
GS-6.2

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$143, 644
64,212

732
7,933

$50,000
18,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates..

2,000

206, 521

9,783

2,616

82

11,399

1,076

69,383

136, 697

2, 193, 556

1,333

70,000

4,000

1,000

100

5,000

600

20,000

45,000

2, 244, 439

600

02 Travel

15 Taxes and assessments... -..

2, 622, 446
349

2, 390, 639

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ance

2, 622, 097

2, 390, 539

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

155

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMAET

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

454

629

1,036

415

461
901

395
455
882

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,343
GS-6.2

$3,882

CPC-6.9

$3,311

$4,480
OS-6.4

$3,837

CPC-7.1

$3,312

$4,544

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary.- ..

$3 849

Average grade

CPC-7 1

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,312

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2,005,282

1,536,785

7,892

30,559

119

$1,722,892

1, 348, 442

6.435

20,405

$1 672 892

1 330 442

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-.

6.435
18,405

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

Total personal service obligations.. -

3, 580, 637

3,098,174

3,028,174

Direa Obligations

3,573,517

103, 153

32, 782

22,404

73,843

1,463

781,968

10,539

2.613.413

34.969

3, 445. 457

3.657

27.241

3,069,224

85,500

27,100

20,240

60,060

725

643,247

7.200

1. 795. 556

35,000

3, 053, 060

1,305

22,395

2, 999, 224
81 500

02 Travel

26.100

04 Communication services

20 140

55.060

06 Printing and reproduction

225
623, 247

Services performed by other agencies.

7,200
1,750,548

09 Equipment

35 000

1,924,742

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

1,305
21, 895

Subtotal

10, 724, 406
20,212

8,820,612
16, 186

7, 546, 186
16,186

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

10, 704. 194

8, 804, 426

7.530,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

7,120

464

223

12

214

2,313

16

28.637

28,950

2.650

500

60

250

6.500

28,950

2,550

500

02 Travel .

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

50

250

07 Other contractual services

6,500

■ 60,450
500
250

50,450

09 Equipment

500

6

250

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

39,005

90.000

90,000

10, 743, 199

8.894,426

7,620,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.\ssistant regional forester

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Safety officer

Structural engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant forest supervisor

Civil engineer

Construction engineer

Deputy regional fiscal agent

Engineer

Forester

Highway engineer

Position classifier

aS-10, Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Fiscal inspector

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Engineer

Fiscal accountant

Forester

Highway engineer

Superintendent of construction.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^, Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$14. 280
8.040
8.040
7,240

6,740

6.940

32.500

5,940
18,620
30,900

6,940

2 12, 375

7

1

2

7

1

49

15

32

23

24

38,050

5,810

10, 870

38,295

5,935

223,295
61, 955

116,985
76, 785
78,960

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,660

2 14.280
1 8, 040
1 8,040

7

1

2

6

1

42

8

30

15

23

11,880
32,600
6,940
6,140
6,340
31,300
5.940

6.500

38,295

5,810

10, 870

32, 485

5,935

202,860
33,235

107, 175
50,905
76, 330

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,560

2 14, 280
1 8,040
1 8,040

7

1

2

4

1

38

5

27

11

21

11,880
32,900
6,940
6,140
6,340
18,620
6,140

6,500

38,545

6,810

11,120

21, 740

5,935

186,290

20, 850

96,820

37, 965

70,350

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $17,940
1 2,500

4 20, 135

7 33, 300
20 87, 175
15 52, 525
29 106,000

3 9, 402
3 8, 730

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $15,430

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $15,430

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,.565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680..

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

C PC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

4 20,260

7 33,300
20 86,800
37 131,095

8 28,640
3 9, 402
3 8, 730

1 2. 952

2 4,980

168 656,471

4 20,385

7 33, 426
20 87, 050
37 131,495

8 28,720
3 9,402
3 8, 730

1 2, 952

2 4,980

168 5.56,471

C PC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

2 4,980
179 592,610

TntAl permnnpnt, field

454

1, 748, 792

27.2

102, 646

41.2

166,995

121.2

526, 131

415

1, 608, 420

29.5

111.545

36.7

145, 859

91.3

371, 876

395

Deduct:
Lapses

1, 528, 845
22 6

Portion of salaries shown above paid

81, 970
36 7

.\dd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

145,851-
91 3

371,876

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) ...

506.8

2, 005, 282

1.343,048

8,200

185, 537

7,892

30,511
48

119

440.1

1,722,892

1,165,842

6,973

175,627

6,435

20,400
5

427

Other positions:

1, 672, 892

1,147,842

6,973

175,627

6,435

18.400
5

Part-time emplovment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
PajTnent above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential... .

Other payments for personal services:
Casual workers..

01 Personal services

3,580.637

3,098,174

3, 028, 174

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

3,573,517
7,120

3,069,224
28,950

2, 999, 224
28,950

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE

Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act Fund, Department of
Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

78
71

80
74

80
74

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4,729
GS-6.7

$4,712
GS-6.5

G&-6 5

Average grade .

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$342,474

1.317
64

$354, 101

1,360
84

$356,050
1 366

Regular pay in excess of 52-W6ek
base

84

343. 855
17,073
1,465
8,292
3,112
1,415
4,609
45
7,204
8,282
4,571
516

355, 545

18,000

1,300

14, 187

3,200

1,650

4,500

100

7,300

8,000

6,600

605

357,500
17,600
1 200

02 Travel

03 Transport.'itinn nf thtng.s

15,000
3,200

05 Rents and utility services...

Services performed by other agencies.

60

7,200

7,800

5,600

600

09 Equipment...

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

400, 338

420,987

421,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Ciiief, branch

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 400

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

1 $10, 600

156

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE— Con.

Perishable Agricultural Commodities Act Fund, Department o/
Agriculture — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160
5 39, 000

2 12, 480
1 5, 185

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 360
6 39, 400

2 12, 680

1 5,310

1 5, 810

3 13, 740
3 11,730

14 49, 2.50
9 29. 270

2 6,460

1 2, 632

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

5 39, 600

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

2 12, 680

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

1 5.310

Marketing specialist- .

1 5, 685

1 5,810

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

3 13,490
3 11,480
14 48.930
9 29, 030
1 3.230

1 2, 632

3 13, 865

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.

3 11,866

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3 6.55

14 49, 650
9 29, 430

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.2.30

Crafts, protective, and custodia Igrades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

2 6,460
1 2, 712

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

42 190, 702
3. 4 7, 391
0. 6 1, 784

2.6 11,463

43 196, 242
2. 9 7, 346
0. 5 1, 784

2.6 11,463

43 197, 332

2. 9 7, 849
0. 5 1. 784

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

2.6 11,463

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.- -
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

40. 7 192, 990
742

17

42. 2 198, 575
763

72

42. 2 199, 162
766

72

All personal services, departmental.

193, 749

199,410

200,000

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Officer Ln charge-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Marketing specialist

2 16, 720

2 14, 880

3 22, 120

5 30. 100

1 6, 140

5 25. 926

2 8, 410
1 4, 035

10 32, 310
5 15,390

2 16, 720

2 15, 080
2 14, 880

6 30, 700

1 6, 340

5 26, 5.50

2 8. 535
1 4,160

11 36,845

6 18, 820

2 16, 920
2 16 080

Officer in charge

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

2 14, 880
5 30. 900

1 6, 340

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Marketing specialist

5 26, 5.50

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 -

2 8, 660

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 4 160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 . .

11 37, 165
6 18, 980

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field

36 176,030
5.4 25,407
0. 5 2, 558

0.4 1,419

37 178, 630
5.1 21,965
0. 5 2, 558

0.4 1,419

37 179 636

Deduct:
Lapses

5. 1 21, 608

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

0. 5 2, 568

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

0. 4 1, 419

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

30.5 149,484
575

47

31.8 155,526
597

12

31.8 156.888

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base- .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

600
12

150, 106

156, 135

157, 500

343,855

355,545

357,600

Removal of Surplus Agricultural Commodities

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

ACRIcnLinRAI. MARKETINO SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

391

1
376

369

363

Average number of all employees

359

361

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,604
GS-7.9

$5,623
GS-7.9

$6,612

GS-7.9

Personal service obligations:

$2,147,878

3,140

8,383

479

$2,047,681

$2,042,776

Other positions . .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--
Payment above basic rates .

8,032
502

7,845
588

Total personal service obligations

2,169,880

2,056,115

2,051,208

OBLiQATioNS BX OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

AGRICDLTURAL MARKETING SERVICE—

conthiued
Direct Ohligalians

$2, 107, 737
130, 393
7,147
50,402
39, 758
39, 747

3,945
21,603
16.900

3,759
167

2,129

$1, 975, 736
120, 000
3,600
61, 376
26,000
40,000

$2, 016, 576
126 000

02 Travel

3,500
66 000

04 Communication services -

25,000

06 Printing and reproduction- -

40,000

07 Other contractual services:

Services performed by other agencies-

Other ...

20,000
10,000

5,000
200

2,000

20 000

10,000

6,000

600

2,000

09 Equipment...

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations-

2,423,587

2,262,811

2 312 575

OUigaiions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Ottter Accounts

01 Personal services

52, 143

1,724

3

827

4

13

303

1,683

39

80,379

4,800

50

2,200

15

125

700

2,943

241

34 633

02 Travel....

3,000

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services .

700

06 Printing and reproduction. .

100

200

08 Supplies and materials

450

60

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts,. . -

56, 739

91, 453

39 133

2, 480, 326

2, 354, 264

2, 351, 708

ALLOTMENT TO FOREIfiN AGRICULTURAL
SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

17
17

138

87

138
132

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

$6, 931
OS-9.9

$6, 193
GS-8.9

$6, 216

GS-8.9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ... .

$111,302

349
17

$534, 865
2,000

$821,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base ...

3,000

Other payments lor personal serv-
ices.

9,635

111,668
65

646,500

60, 700

4,000

11,000

8,500

1,600

6.600

6,600

1,500

689

824, 800

02 Travel

102,600

03 Transportation of things

5,000

620
704

25,000

06 Printing and reproduction

18,000

07 Other contractual services .- -_

1,500

3,500

282
100
90

9,600

09 Equipment...

6,725

15 Taxes and assessments

1,100

113, 629

646,389

996, 625

ALLOTMENT TO COMMODITY STARILIZATION
SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

90
77

146
128

146
128

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 370
GS-6.6

.$4, 206
GS-5.2

$4, 191

Average grade

GS-5.2

01 Personal services:

$363,604

1,396
1,391

$604, 874
2,326

$604,874

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

2,326

366, 291
14, 042
2.385
9,007
11,637
786

104,000

10, 000
1,729
2,926

607,200

23, 230

3,980

15, 260

7,200

1,330

60,000

60, 000
2.660
4,640

607, 200

02 Travel

23, 230

3,980

04 Communication services,. .

15.260

05 Rents and utility services

7,200

1,330

07 Other contractual services:
Advanced to —
"Administrative expenses, sec.
392, Agricultural Adjustment
Act of 1938," pursuant to 7
U S C 1392

"Local administration, sec. 388.
Agricultural .Adjustment Act of
1938, Agriculture," pursuant to
7 U. S. C. 1388

Other

2,660

08 Supplies and materials

4,640

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

157

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO COMMODITY STABILIZATION

SERVICE— continued
09 Equipment

$2, 350

71, 559, 905

767

$3, 980

224, 905, 000

1,330

$3 980

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
15 Taxes and assessments

240, 505! 000
1 330

72, 085, 825

225,675,800

ALLOCATION TO FISH ANT) WO-DLITE
SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary. _

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.

Other positions.-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel---

03 Transportation of things _

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services -.

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred..

26

26

25

1

1

1

26

25

25

$4,850

$5,115

$5,205

GS-7.3

as-7.5

GS-7.5

$119,266

$124, 769

$125,087

3,816

1,442

1,450

374

473

479

1,409

1,177

1,208

124, 865

127, 861

128,224

17,085

14,450

14,950

1,783

1,350

1,300

1,998

3.200

2,928

2,961

3,150

3,050

10,633

10,650

10,305

2,637

4,978

4,975

7,788

7,285

7,350

2,412

1,610

1,500

435

466

418

172, 597

175,000

175,000

SUMMARY

Summary of Persmal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all otlier positions.

524

2

496

«78

1
599

671

1

646

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,611

as-7.9

$.5,740
GS-8.1

$5. 745

Average grade

GS-8 1

Personal service obligations:

$2, 741, 950
6,956
10,502
3,296

$3, 312. 089

1,442

12,831

1,679

9.635

$3, 594, 536
1 450

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pa\Tnent above basic rates

13,650
1 796

Total personal service obligations...

2, 762, 704

3, 337, 676

3,611,432

Direct OMigations
01 Personal services .. .

2, 710, 561
161, 585
11,315
62,027
54,356
51,870

104,000

10,000
3,945
25,869
27,896
8,621
71, 559. 905
167
3.421

3, 257, 297
218,380
12,830
90,835
35, 350
60,480

50,000

50,000
6.500
29.128
27, 425
12, 090
224, 905 000
200
4. 485

3 576 799

02 Travel-

265, 680
13, 780

OS Transportation of things

04 Communication services ...

108 188

05 Rents and utility services

35 250

69,635

07 Other contractual services:

Advanced to—

"Administrative expenses, sec.

392, Agricultural Adjustment

Act of 1938," pursuant to 7

U. 8. C. 1392

"Local administration, sec. 388,
Agricultural Adjustment Act of
1938, .\griculture," pursuant to
7 tJ. S. C. 1388

Services performed by other agencies
Other.

3,500

08 Supplies and materials

31 490

09 Equipment

16 205

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

240, 505, 000

500

4 848

Total direct obligations

74, 795, 538

228, 760. 000

Obtigaiions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Othci Accounts

01 Personal services

52,143

1,724

3

827

4

13

303

1,683

39

80.379

4,800

50

2,200

15

125

700

2,943

241

34,633
3,000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things ...

700

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction _ _ .

100

07 Other contractual services

200

15 Taxes and assessments

50

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

66, 739

91,453

39, 133

74, 852, 277

228,851,453

244, 699, 133

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

-Assistant administrator

Director, division

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

-\ssistant administrator

Deputy assistant administrator

Deputy director, division

Director, division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

-\ssistant director, division

Auditor

Chief, branch

Director, division

Marlceting specialist

.^taff assistant

aS-13. Range $8,.360 to $9,360:

.Acting chief, branch

-\dministrative officer.

Agricultural economist

Analyst

Chief, section

Dairy products manufacturing spe-
cialist--

Information specialist

International trade economist

Marketing specialist

Staff assistant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\dministrative officer

.\ssistant chief, section

.\gricultural economist

.\uditor

Budget analyst

Commodity Industry specialist

Industrial specialist

Marketing specialist

Nutritionist

Visual information specialist

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Analytical statistician..

.\udltor--

Budget analyst

Business analyst

Conunodity industry analyst

Economic editor.

Food technologist

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Purchasing agent

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Analy tiral statistician

.Auditor

Commodity industry analyst

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Personnel assistant

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4, 160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000
3' "33.966

10.600
79.600
10,400
10.200
10,600

1 9.360
6 54. 160
8 71. 080

8,360

34,240
27,880

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $12,000

1 12, 400

1 10.800

1 11.800

3 34.150

7 76, 100

24 219,040

2 15, 480

Total permanent, departmental . .

Deduct:
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details.

Add salaries carried in other position
schedules paid from this account

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

-Administrative officer

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Officer in cliarge.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Food preservation specialist.
Information specialist

1
1
1
1
1
20
2
1

7.040
8.040
7.440
8.040
8,040
157,000
15, 280
7,440

3 19, 220
6 38, 240
1 6,540

1 6, 340
1 6, 940
1 5, 940

6,940
6,940
61,320
6,940

11,120
31, 360
5,810
5.810
5,185
5,810
20,615

2 10,240

19 91.645

4 21,305

29 117,515

52 180, 540

34 110. 700

4 11,960

6 16, 752

283

1,626,947

17.7

65, 553

14.7 81,056

19.4

104, 561

270

1,584,899

3.140
6,044

347

104, 735

1, 699, 166

3 26,880

4 31,610

1 9, 160

2 17, 920

6 44. 040

3 23, 720

5 38, 400

1

1
17

5
12

1

1
7
9
1
1

4
4
2
21
1

4
1
4
1
1
1
1
17
2
1

10,200

10.600
170. 600

51.000
115.600

10.600

9.360
62, 920
78. 040
8.560
8,560

34,640
36,440
17, 720
192, 360
8,760

31. 560
8.040

29.760
8.040
7,440
8,040
8,040
130, 880

15.280
7,640

1 6,340

4 25. 160

8 49. 520

1 6.540

6,340
6.940
5,940
5,940
6,940
6,940
51,320
6,940

3 16,305

12 62, 220

2 11,245

1 5, 810

5,810

20,490
5, 185

10, 365
131, 240

29, 895
237, 135
211,115
110,8.i0

12,280

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,400

1 12, 400

1 10,800

1 11,800

3 34,900

7 76, 100

1

1
17

5
12

1

1
7
9
1
1

4
4
2
21
1

4
1
4
1
1
1
1
17
2
1

10,200

10.600
171.600

51,800
115.600

10,600

9,360
62, 720
78, 040
8,560
8,760

35, 040
36,440
17, 720
192,760
8,760

31.560
8,040

29, 760
8,040
7,640
8,040
8,040
130, 880

16,480
7,640

6,340
25,160
49, 720
6,740
6,140
6,540
6,940

5,940
6,940
6,940
52, 520
6,940

16, 430

62, 470

11,370

5,810

6 16. 672

391

2, 309, 407

67.1

340, 982

13.5 73,593

14.4

82,550

334.8

1,977,382

7,462

409

9.635

114.658

2, 109, 546

3 25, 880

4 35, 240

6 44, 040

3 23, 720

4 31, 160

1

4

1

2

28

6

61

61

35

4

5,810

20,490
5,310

10,490
131,740

30, 145
238, 135
211,355
111,170

12,280

6 16, 752

2, 318, 697

7.4

45, 396

13.5 73,593

14.4

82, 650

384.5

2, 282, 258

8.467
495

114, 668

2, 405, 878

3 26. 280
1 9.360

2 18, 320

6 44,800

3 24,120
2 15,280

270200—54-

-11

158

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE— Continued

Removal oj Surplus Agricultural Commodities — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Marketing specialist... —

Officer in charge

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative offleer

.\uditor

Economist

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Officer in charge

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810;

Administrative assistant

Agriculttn*al economist

Auditor

Home economist

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $21,920
3 21, 720

11
5
1
1

4
1

10
2
8
3
3
5
11
15
24
15

71. 540
32, 700
5.940
6,940
25,560
6,940

56, 850
10, 870
42,730
15,430
16, 805
27, 550
60,630
57, 400
85,640
51,850
6,540

151 808, 315
4. 8 25, 579
10. 7 66, 141

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,880

3 21, 720

10
5
1
1

10

2

7

2

2

4

11

15

21

19

2

&J,800
32, 700
6,140
6,940
12,880
6,940

66, 850
10, 870
37,545
10, 495
11,620
22, 240
51,130
68,025
76, 195
64,290
6,540

142 749,760
8. 7 30, 318
10.8 66,566

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $14, 880

3 22, 320

10 64. 800

5 33, 500

1 6,310

2 12,880
1 6, 110

67, 850
11,070
38, 295
10, 745
11.820
22, 365
46, 550
58,150
79, 530
61,260
6,620

135 703,275
3.6 9,403
7. 8 42, 074

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
aepnnnt

Num- Total
ber salary

12.8 $76,952

Num- Total
ber salary

12.8 $76,952

Num- Total
ber salary

8. 8 $55,601

Net permanent, field (average num-

148.3

793, 547

521
3,295
3,062

169
1,389

261, 556

135.3

729,828

242
1,200
3,048

93
1,177

492, 542

Other positions:
Temporary emplojinent ..

707, 399
250

1,200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

2,862
93

Additional pay for service abroad

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules from this account..

1,208
492,542

1,063,539

1, 228, 130

1,205,554

2, 762, 704

3, 337, 676

3,611,432

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed by allocation
accounts as follows:
Direct obligations:

Agricultural Marketing Service

Commodity Stabilization Service

Foreign .\gricultunal Service

2, 107, 737
366,291
111,668

124,865
62, 143

1,975,736
607. 200
646, 500

127, 861
80,379

2,016.575
607, 200
824, 800

128, 224
34, 633

Fish and Wildlife Service (Depart-
ment of the Interior)

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accoimts: Agricul-
tural Marketing Service . ..

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS

COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION

Administrative Expenses, Commodity Credit Corporation

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Sired positions

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

3,207

12

2,434

3,672

2

3,338

3,550

2

2,963

Positions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Total number of permanent positions

290
244

330
308

195
173

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,370
5.6

$4,206
6.2

$4. 191

6.2

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$12,027,000

3.767

44,663

230, 798

$16, 244, 106

3,428

56, 967

252. 038

$13, 265, 790

4,120

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

49,783
72, 825

Total personal service obligations...

12, 306, 128

15, 556, 539

13,392,518

Direct Obligations

11,046,715

517, 121

56. 561

249, 355

732, 213

286,230

94, 030

2,797,113

105, 096

1,334

3,168

20,794

13, 941, 208

648. 000

106, 400

475, 532

997,900

345, 800

67.900

2, 900, 224

147. 600

2,000

6.100

72. 436

12, 472, 820

02 Travel

626. 800

54, 300

04 Communication services .

420, 665

05 Rents and utility services....

06 Printing and reproduction

992, 500
315. 700

58.900

Services performed by other agencies.

2, 900, 924
118.300

4,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

6, 100
30. 101

Total direct administrative ex-
penses .

15, 908, 720

19,710,000

18.000,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

1, 269, 413
49, 334
6. 082

37, 180

38, 786

1,615.331

68.460

3,690

101,328

24, 760

919. 698

02 Travel

40, 780

03 Transportation of things .

2.910

24, 120

06 Rents and utiUty services

14, 800

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts — Continued

06 Printinf^ and rpprndiif'tinn

$11,638
9,491

161, 483

8,680

1,737

123

1,358

$12. 630
12.460
161, 638
13, 250
2,250
180
2,806

$8, 080

07 Other contractual services...

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

11,000
44, 268
6,610

09 Equipment

1,360

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

80
964

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1, 686. 304

2.018,783

1, 074, 560

Total administrative expenses

17,494,024

21,728,783

19, 074, 560

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $14,800:
Administrator, Commodity Stabiliza-
tion Service

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Associate adm inistrator. _

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy administrator for price

support

Deputy administrator for produc-
tion ad j ustm ent

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy assistant administrator for

production adjustment.

Deputy assistant administrator for

price support

Director of division

Executive assistant to administra-
tor

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Area director

Assistant to administrator

Assistant to deputy administrator

for price support

Deputy assistant administrator for

production adjustment _ _ .

Deputy director of division ,-.

Director of division

Labor economist

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10»600:

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Assistant director of division

Assistant to administrator

Assistant to director of division

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

- Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

1

$16, 000

1

$15,000

1

$15,000

1

14, 800

1

14,800

1

14, 800

1

13,000

1

13, 000

1

13,000

1

13,000

1

13, 000

1

13,000

1

12, 000

1

12, 000

1

12,000

1

4

12, 200
48,800

1
4

12. 200
48, 800

1
4

12,200
48,800

1

12, 200

1

12, 200

1

12, 200

3

6
2

33, 900
67. 800
21, 600

4
4
2

44, 950
44, 700
21, 600

4
4
2

44,950
44, 700
21,600

1

10,800

2

22, 100

2

22,100

1

8

11

1

11,050
90. 650
129, 800
11,060

1

8
11
1

11,050

90, 650

129, 800

11,050

I

11

11.060
90,900
130, 050

10
9
2
2
2

105, 200
91,600
21, 000
20,200
20, 400

8
6
2
2
2

82,000
60. 800
21.000
20, 200
20,400

8
3
2
2
2

82, 200
30,000
21,000
20,200
20,400

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

159

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEUVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10.600— Con.
Assistant to president, Commodity

Credit Corporation

Chief of branch

Chief, processing plants staff

Deputy area director _

Director of division

Industrial specialist

Labor economist _,_

Marketing specialist

Staff assistant

Systems accountant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Analytical statistician

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant to administrator

Assistant to director of division

Budget examiner. ._

Chief of branch

Commercial specialist

Head of section

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Insular assistant area director

Investigator

Marketing specialist ___

Program coordinator..

Staff assistant _

Supervisory auditor

Systems accountant

Technologist

Traffic officer.

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountaut

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist.

Analytical statistician

Budget analyst

Claims examiner _

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Investigator

Marketing specialist

Placement officer...

Qualification rating examiner

Realty officer _

Records management analyst

Supervisory auditor

Systems accountant

Technologist

Traffic officer _

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Analytical statistician. __

Auditor

Budget analyst

Claims examiner

Cost accountant

Industrial specialist...

Investigator

Marketing specialist

Methods examiner

Placement officer

Position classifier..

Price analyst

Records management analyst

Systems accountant

Traffic officer

Visual information specialist

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,125;
Statistical officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Analytical statistician

Assistant secretary, Commodity

Credit Corporation

Auditor _

Budget analyst

Claims examiner

Cost accoimtant

Head of section

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Methods examiner

Placement officer

Purchasing assistant

Records management anaJyst

Statistical assistant

Systems accountant..

Traffic assistant

Voucher examiner, supervisor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

Num

■ Total

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

1

$9,800

1

$9, 800

1

$9,800

16

162. 200

16

162. 200

15

152,600

1

10. 750
49, 000

1
5

10. 750
49, 000

5

6

49,000

1

9,800

1

9,800

1

9,800

7

70, 600

5

4.8, 600

3

30,400

3

30,400

2

20,400

K

83.600

6

01,200

6

61,200

3

29,800

3

30, 000

3

30,000

4

40,800

4

40.800

4

40, 800

5

43,600

4

34,440

4

34,440

14

125, 640

12

106, 920

9

81, 040

12

107, 120

10

88. 400

10

88,600

2

17, 120

1

8, 560

1

8,560

5

44, 800

6

44,800

5

45,000

1

8, 360

1

8.360

1

8.360

3

25, 480

2

17. 120

2

17, 120

6

43,600

5

43.600

6

43,600

4

36,440

4

36,440

4

36, 440

1

9,300

1

9,360

1

9.360

10

89, 200

8

70,480

7

61,520

18

142, 960

3

20, 480

1

8,760

3

28,080

3

28,080

3

28,080

1

8,500

1

8,660

1

8,760

4

36.640

4

36.640

4

36, 840

27

243. 920

27

242, 320

26

233,060

6

53, 960

2

17,720

2

17.720

2

17, 720

3

27,280

3

27.280

3

27.280

«

53,960

5

44.400

5

44,400

1

8,360

1

8.360

1

8,560

2

18, 720

2

18. 720

2

18,920

6

37,800

5

37,600

6

37,800

19

147,360

14

106, 100

10

74, 000

11

85, 840

9

69,700

9

69,960

2

14,480

1

7.440

1

7.440

4

29,300

4

29. 360

4

29,560

1

7, 440

1

7.440

1

7,440

S

60, 920

1

7.640

6

38,000

3

22.920

3

22,920

3

22, 920

3

22,920

3

23. 120

21

162, 840

20

1,53. 000

20

163. 400

1

8,040

1

8.040

1

8.040

1

8,040

1

8.040

1

8,040

2

15,480

2

15.480

2

15, 480

1

7,240

1

7,240

1

7,440

3

22.920

3

22,920

3

22, 920

4

30,560

4

30, 660

4

30, 660

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

8,040

2

14, 480

2

14, 480

2

14, 480

7

45, 980

7

45, 980

7

45, 980

18

118, 720

14

89, 560

12

77, 080

6

38,840

6

38,240

6

38,440

T

6,140
48,920

1
8

6, 140
49, 120

8

8

49,320

9

57, 860

9

58, 060

9

68.260

4

25, 760

4

25, 760

4

25. 760

2

13,280

2

13.480

2

13. 480

12

78, 480

2

13. 480

2

13. 480

2

12, 280

1

0.340

1

6,340

11

71, 740

11

70. 140

11

70, 340

2

12,880

1

6. 940

1

6,940

1

6,940

1

6. 940

1

6,940

2

12, 480

2

12,680

2

12, 680

2

13,680

2

13. 880

2

13, 880

2

12, 280

2

12. 480

2

12,480

4

24, 360

4

24.760

4

24, 760

3

19, 820

1

6. 340

1

6,340

1

6,340

1

6,340

1

6,340

1

6,000

1

6,125

1

6,125

8

46, 105

8

46. 106

8

46,355

13

74. 530

12

65, 720

11

60,660

4

22.115

4

22, 365

4

22. 365

5

26, 925

3

16. 680

3

16, 805

1

6,310

1

6,310

1

5,810

1

5,810

1

5,810

4

22, 740

4

21,866

4

21, 865

6

27, 925

5

27, 175

6

27, 300

4

21, 805

3

16. 805

3

16,805

4

22,615

3

17.055

3

17. 180

3

17, 180

3

17,180

o

17. .305

1

5,435

1

6,435

1

5,560

7

37, 920

5

26, 650

5

26, 550

2

11, 120

2

11,120

2

11,246

1

6,060

1

5,060

1

6,185

2

11,370

2

11.370

2

11,495

1

6,810

1

5.810

1

6,810

1

5, 436

1

5.435

1

6,436

1

5,810

1

6.810

1

5,810

3

17, 430

3

17. 680

3

17, 680

3

17, 305

1

5. 936

1

6,936

2

10, 115

2

10. 240

2

10, 240

106

495, 686

85

404, 780

75

359. 856

18

77, 810

16

05, 560

15

65.800

150

603, 300

122

487, 346

105

408.050

155

661,846

123

429, 320

117

395. 475

78

266, 390

65

180, 940

64

177, 990

6

16,030

3

9,130

3

9,130

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3.230

CPC-3. Ranse $2,562 to .$3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates
equivalent to $6,060 or above:
Administrative officer

Num
ber

1
33

1

- Total
salary

$3,230
93, 916

8,360

Num
ber

1

25

1

- Total

salary

$3,230
72, 120

8,360

Num
ber

1

25

1

- Total
salary

$3,230
72,620

8,360

Total permanent, departmental

1,066

6,349,616
49.2

187, 107

866

5,226,005
41.5

227,335

803

4

43.

,819,580
7

235,098

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates. ,

1,015.7

6,160,364

1.1 12,165

843
8,361
20, 987

3,536
2,413

823. 5

4,987,620

1 11,060

1,692

809

18,913

4,642
2,:348

758.
4

1

3
,573,432

11,050

Other positions:
Part-time employment...

1,692

466

Regular pay in excess ol 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates;
Overtime and holiday pay. ._

17, 775
1,852

Additional pay for service abroad

2.348

All personal services, departmental-

6, 198, 649

6,027,074

4,608,615

Field:
General schedule grades;
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;
Director, Commodity Stabilization
Service odicc

6

3
11
4

1
1

2
1
1
1
1
17
1
4
2
2
3

4

5

10

2

2

1

3

2

4

1

1

8

16

19

U

1

8

6
3
4

32
1

37

19
8
3
1
6
1
1
1

30

1
3
1

16

11

1

39

1

18
14
3
1
1
1
1
3
10
4

69, 550

29, 800
112,200
39,600

10. 000
10,600

16,920

8, 560

8, 560

9,360

8, ,560

1.53, ,520

8. 500

34,040

18. 320

18, 120

26, 480

30, 560
36, 600
74, 200
14, 480
14.280

7.640
22. .520
15. 080
28. 960

7.240

7.840
,57. 120
115,040
141, 560
81.040

7,040
59, 320

37, 040
18, 620
25, 960
199. 080
6.340
234, 280
123. 660

60, 120
18.820

6.140
39,040
6,940
6, 940
6,140
187,880

6,125
16, 625
6,600

84, 685

60,286

6,310

201, 655

5,810

97,080

76,315

16, 930

5.185

6,185

5,810

5,435

16, 930

61, 475
21,740

7

4
13
6

80, 3.50

39,400
131.400
49, 200

10. 000
10, 600

16.020
8, 660

7

4

13
6

1
1

i

80, 350

GS-14. Range $9,600 to .$10,600:
Assistant chief auditor.

39,400

Assistant director

131,800

49,400

Director, Commodity Stabilization
Service offlce

10,000

Marketing specialist

10,600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:

10, 920

Assistant to director

8,660

9,360

1

9,560

20

2
2
3

6

6

13

2

2

1

3

2

4

1

1

8

17

23

11

1

8

6
3
8

32
2

37

19
8
3
1
6
1
1
1

32

1
3

1

17

13

1

39

1

18

14

3

1

1

1

1

3

10

4

178, 600
8, 660
34, 240
18, 320
18, 120
26, 480

37,600

36. 600
95, 320

14. 4,80
14.280

7, 640
22, 520

15. 080
29. 100

7,240
7,840
57, 320
122, 480
170, 120
81, 440
7.040
59, 920

37, 240
18. 820

49, 720
200. 680

12.280
235, 980
124. 260

50, 520
18, 820

6,140
39.240
6,940
6,940
6,140
200, 080

6,125

16,626

5,600

89, 895
70. 530

5.310
202,155

5,810
97, 330
76, 565

16. 930
5,185
5.186
5,810
5,435

17.055

51, 975
21, 866

20

1

4
2
2

179. 000

Field representative

8, 560

34, 240

Personnel officer

18, 320

Supervisory auditor. _

18, 320

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

5

6

13

2

2

1

3

2

4

1

1

8

16

23

11

1

37,800

Accountant .

36, 800

Assistant division chief.

95, 720

Assistant to director.

14. 480

14. 280

Classification officer

7.640

Chief, administrative stafi . .

22. 520

15.080

29. 160

Employment officer

7.240

8.040

Investigator

57,920

116,040

Section chief...

170, 920

Supervisory auditor

81, 840

Traffic officer

7,240

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Accountant

6
3
8

32
2

37

18
8
3
1
6
1
1
1

32

1
3

1

16

13

1

38

1

18

14

3

1

1

1

1

3

10

4

37,440

18, 820

Assistant chief

49, 920

Auditor

201. 680

Claims examiner

12. 280

Investigator...

237. 980

118,720

Organization and methods examiner.

50. 720
19. 020

Records management officer

Section chief ..

6,140
39. 440

Storage management specialist

Supervisor, warehouse examiner

6,940
0,940
0,140

Unit chief

202,280

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

6,260

Unit chief

16,760

Voucher examination supervisor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Acnnnntnnt.

6,600

85, 210

71,030

Assistant section chief .

6,310

Auditor .

198, 345

5,810

Investigator.. _.

98, 330

Marketing specialist

77, 065

10, 930

Placement officer ... .

5,185

Position classifier

5,310

Purchasing agent supervisor

Section chief . ._

6,810
6,435

17,055

Traffic assistant

52, 476

Traffic specialist

21,865

160

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued

COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION— Continued
Administrative Expenses, Commodity Credit Corporation — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,370
10 56. 600

1 5. 810
37 201,470

1 4,620
205

92.8.165
8 33. 100
314

1, 195, 802
499

1,709,055
731

2,272,202
829

2, 349. 890

2 6,664

1 2. 760

6 15.312

7 16, 700

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,370
12 06.845

1 5.810
38 207.280

1 4,620
220

1.016,240
8 33. 100
344

1, 335, 602
55!

1, 923, 680
866

2,727.412
1,135

3, 267. .390

2 6.66J

1 2. 830

6 15.472

7 16. 940

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,370
12 67 845

Unit supervisor

Voucher examiner supervisor _

Wareliouse examiner

1 .^810
37 203 470

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

209

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

948. 8fiO
8 33 350

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

299

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.. -_

1,154,652

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1,751,276
793

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

2. 473, 742
1 062

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

3.011.920

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades-

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840.

1 2. S.30

6 15.632

7 17. 140

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

3,094

11,765.760
789.2

2.208,546

3.663

13. 774, 630
345-2

820. 154

3,401

12,758,180
606.6

1,714,984

Net permanent, field (averagenum-
ber, net salar >')

2,304.8

9,667,215

S20

3,317.8

12,964.376

2 795 4

Ottier positions:

11,043,196

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.- -
Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holidav^ pay

1,093
35, 755

227. 949
460

2.616
48, 481

248, 088

1.SG2
41,348

68,625

All personal services, field

9. 823. 292

13, 253. 561

11,165.131

16.021.941

18, 280, 636

15, 763. 746

Sal.iries and wages in the foregotr g sched-
ule paid from other accounts as fol-
lows'
Departmental*
".Administrative expenses, sec. 392,
-Agricultural Adjustment Act of

1938, Agriculture" -

"Sugar .\ct program. Commodity

984. 670

352, 186

104,736

1,328.104
50.539

30, 895

1,122,233
362,399
114,658

1, 048, 939
336,287
114,658

"Removal of surplus agiicultural
commodities"

"Salaries and expenses, defense pro-

"Flood prevention. Agriculture"

"Consolidated working fund, Agri-

Subtotal -

2, 861, 128

1,699,290

1,498,884

Field:
"Administrative expenses, sec. 392,
Agricultural -Adjustment Act of
1938, Agliculture"

358, 907

6,408

261, 556

69,943

177.871

437,331

4,910

492,642

374. 892

4,910

492, 542

"Sugar Act program. Commodity

"Rem oval of surplus agricultural com-
modities"

Salaries and expenses, defense pro-
. d"ction activities". .-

"Consolidated working fund, Agricul-
ture"

190, 023

Subtotal.

864, 685

1,124,806

872,344

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule applicable to administrative ex-
penses, Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion:
Departmental:
Direct obligations

2, 647, 600
700, 021

2, 518, 855
908, 929

2. 515, 870
693, 861

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

Subtotal

3,347,621

Field:
Direct obligations .

8, 399, 215
569, 392

11,422,363
706,402

9, 950, 950
325, 837

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

Subtotal

8, 958, 607

12,128.755

10, 282, 787

Total, administrative expenses.
Commodity Credit Corporation.

12,306,128

15, 656, 639

13, 392, 518

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Disaster Loans, Etc., Revolving Fund, Department of Agriculture

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by oljjects

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO rARMERS' HOME
ADMINISTRATIO.N

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

275
161
441

342

161
513

402
122
615

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 296
GS-5.6

$4, 286
GS-5.4

$4 190

Average grade .

GS-6 4

01 Personal services:

$1,202,211
527,281

7.316
1,339

$1, 496. 424
535, 345

8,616
686

$1. 644, 510
401 400

Other positions . .

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base ..

8 750

Payment above basic rates

1, 738, 147

164,488

3,352

247

701

6,033

8,797

44, 124, 620

95, 151

2,040.070

236.230

4,000

2,054,660
223 840

02 Travel

4,000

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencieS-

08 Supplies and materials

6.860

14, 850

119.384,600

163,900

6 000

12,600

61,699,400

Undistributed charges

58,050

46, 140, 436

121, 838, 500

64,067,460

ALLOTMENT TO COMMODITY
STABILIZATION SERnCE

Grants, subsidies, and contributions:
Repayment to Commodity Credit
Corporation

$40, 000, 000

ALLOTMEN* TO OFFICE OF SOLICITOR

Total number of permanent positions

2
2

2
2

4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.Average salary

$6, 608
GS-8.5

$6. 608
GS-8.6

$6 808

GS-8.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$14, 697
60

$16. 450
50

$24 160

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base -

90

14,647

16.500
600

24,250

02 Travel

750

Total accrued expenditures . -

14,647

17,000

25,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

277
161
443

344
161
615

406
122
619

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

$1,216,808

527, 281

7,366

1,339

$1,611,874

636. 346

8.665

686

$1, 668, 670
401,400

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base-

8,840

Total personal services

1, 762, 794

164, 488

3,352

247

701

5,033

2,066,670

236, 730

4,000

2, 078. 910

02 Travel .-

224,590

06 Printing and reproduction

4,000

Services performed bv other agencies

5,850

40, 000, 000

14,850

119,384,600

163,900

6,000

8,797

44, 124, 520

95, 151

12, 500

16 Investments and loans---

61,699,400

58,060

Total accrued expenditures

46, 156, 083

161, 856, 600

64, 082, 460

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, disaster loan section

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief, disaster loan section.
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Loan examiner. _ _..

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 800

2 17, 320
1 7,640

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 800

2 17, 520
1 7,840

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

161

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBVicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Cont inued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Accountant-- _.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140

1 5. 435
3 11.730
6 17. 795
1 2. 950

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6. 140

1 5.560
3 11.980
5 18, 035
1 2.950

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6 340

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Loan examiner.-.

1 5. 685

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 8 070

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

3 10, 805

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

1 3. 030

Total permanent, departmental

15 78. 810
1. 1 2. 147

0. 3 2, 783

15 79. S25
1.9 11.300

0. 4 3, 435

12 (».890

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

eonnf.

0 4 3 435

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary). ._

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--.

14.2 79.446
292

13.5 71,960
265

11.4 68,8.50
250

All personal services, departmental. .

79, 7.38

72. 225

69. 100

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
.attorney

1 9,360

1 9.360

1 9 360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
.A.ttomey

1 7,040

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

10 66,600

31 167. 235
96 458, 785

12 79, 280

34 186. 665
112 548. 710
8 30, 155
11 39,965
149 498, 670
2 6,220

12 79,440
39 211,965

OS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 .

138 65S. 040

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

8 30. 290

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to .$3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

13 46, 330
111 367, 230

12 43. 360
181 593. 070

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

2 6 300

262 1, 115. 540
8.6 36,410

329 1.399,025

394 1.638.865

Deduct:
Lapses

5 25,836

8.5 39,045

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts .-

18.5 75.198
15.7 61,610

position schedules paid from this ac-
count

17 66, 725

Net permanent, field (average num-

267.8

1, 137, 362

527. 281
7.074

336

7

996

341

1,439.914

535. 345
8,400

386.5

Other positions: Temporary employ-

1,599,820
401,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

8,690

686

AU personal services, field . _ _

1.673.056

1. 984. 345

2. 009. 810

1. 752, 794

2.056.570

2 078. 910

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed by allocation ac-
counts as follows:

Office of the solicitor.

1. 738. 147
14,647

2. 040, 070
16,500

2,054.660
24.250

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

Working Capital Fund, Agricultural Research Center, Agricultural
Research Service

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees...

196
32
223

217
33
243

217
33
243

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary . .

$4,222
GS-5.6

$3,416
CPC-5.0

$4. 622
GS-6.3

$3,476
CPC-5.1

.$4 672

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary ..

$3,509
CPC 5 1

01 Personal services:

$671. 618
111.620

2,630
17,048

4.695

$777, 300
115,000

2,700
16, 000

Other positions.

115.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

16,000

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken _

807,641

678

1.053

33.286

911,000

700

1.000

36,000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

1 000

04 Communication services

36,000

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$104, 380

896

27.864

661. 105

14. 438

75

2,758

$108. 300

1.000

28,000

675, 000

15,000

$108,300
1 000

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

28.000

675.000

15.000

09 Equipment .

15 Taxes and assessments

3,000

3,000

Total accrued expenditures

1, 654. 174

1,779.000

1,787,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Superintendent, office of operations
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer in charge of operations

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ccountant _

Administrative assistant

Civil engineer

Personnel officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant personnel officer

Cost accountant. _

Purchasing and supply officer

Superintendent, mechanical shop...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160-

GS-(. Range $3,175 to $3.655-.

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430-

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-S. Range $3,760 to $4,400-

CPC-7. Range $3,4.15 to $4.035-..

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,S40.

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. -

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork diSerential

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

Personal services.

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,040

1,940

6,185

5,810
13.990

9.090
22, 835
24.340

9,330

21,260
42, 975
26, 440
109, 380
101. 760
13,416
122, 770
104, 272
41, 870

196

5

689. 703
18, 055

191 671, 648

111.620
2.630

11,027
6.021

4.695

807.641

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$9,800

1 8,500
1 8,040

4
2

5

9

8

28

29

4

40

36

16

6,140
6,140
6.940
6,340

5.060

6,310

5.310

5.810

28.980

9,090

35.816

27. 800

12.600

6.380

26. 575
43, 3.50
35. 045
110.580
103. 280
13. 576
127. 440
105.872
42. 500

217 802,333
7 25. 033

210 777, 300

115.000
2.700

10.000
6.000

911,000

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

5
9

8
28
29

4
40
30
16

Total
salary

$10,000

8,560

8.040

6,140
6.140
6. 940
6.340

5,185
6,435
5.435
5.810
29.355
9,090
36. 315
28,120
12.840
6,460

26, 675
43,725
35,295
111,680
104,480
13, 656
128,480
107, 072
43, 130

217 810, 298
7 24, 998

210 785. 300

116.000
2,700

10.000
6.000

919. 000

COMMODITY STABILIZATION SERVICE

Administrative Expenses, Section S92, Agricultural Adjustment Act
of 1938

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

0 eject classification

1953 actual

19.54 estimate

1955 estimate

STATE AfiEICULTURAL STABILIZATION
AND CONSERVATION COMMITTEES AND
NATIONAL OFFICE EXPENSES

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

2,514

65

2.042

2.807

60

2,635

2,495

60

2,316

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades;

$4,109
GS-5.6

$4, 173
GS-5.6

$».242

GS-5.6

01 Personal services:

$8,903,773
323. 503

31. 134
283. 015

$11, 536. HI
392. 209

43. 280
131. 759

$10, 147, 497

Other positions

390,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

38.520

Payment above basic rates

25.130

9. 541, 425

1, 383. 942

49, 610

234. 475

381.607

28.711

56. 205

169. 754

21. 822

12. 103. 359

1, 749, 943

68.350

447. 814

333,600

28.130

74.200

188,100

26,300

10. 601, 147

02 Travel

1, 65.5, 364

60.670

04 Cnmmnnir>flfion servirps

378. 380

333,500

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services

26. 610
66. 370

08 Supnlies and materials

r/7.440

09 Equipment ,

22.620

162

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
COMMODITY STABILIZATION SERVICE— Continued

Administrative Expenses, Section 392, Agricultural Adjustment Act
of 1938 — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

STATE AGHICULTUEAI, STABILIZATION

AND CONSERVATION COMMITTEES AND
NATIONAL OFFICE EXPENSES— COn.

$723
12.608

$900
16.080

$14. 086

Obligations incurred

11.870,882

15,036,676

13, 336, 186

ALLOTMENT TO EXTENSION SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

3
1

3
1

3
1

Average salaries and grades:
Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,667

$3,667

$3,667

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-
tions

15 Taxes and assessments

$787
12

$788
12

$788
12

Obligations incurred ..

799

800

800

ALLOTMENT TO AORICITLTURAL
MARKETING SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions.. ,.

69
6
64

62

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

3
6

5
51

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.Average salary

$3,642
GS-4.8

$3,699

OS-4.8

01 Personal services:

$12,066
8,105

12
21

$206, 600
18,900

700

500

$170. 700

Other positions ._

16. 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

500

Payment above basic rates

400

Total personal services

20.204

4.185

63

200

225. 700

27,000

2,000

3,600

2,300

187. 600

22. 000

1 , 600

2.900

06 Printing and reproduction

1,900

1,196

1,648

26

7,140

108

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

7,000
11,600
1.000

5,800

8,500

16 Taxes and assessments

800

Obligations incurred

34, 760

280,000

231, 000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Fuii-time equivalent of all other positions.

2,517

58

2.049

2,879

66

2,700

2,560

65

2,368

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,109
GS-5.6

$4,158
GS-5.6

$4,227

Average grade _ . _

GS-6.6

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ,. ...

$8, 916, 626
331,608

31,146
283,036

$11,742,499
411,109

43,980
132, 259

$10, 318, 985

406, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weet
base

39, 020
25, 630

9, 562, 416

1, 388, 127

49, 063

234, 075

381. 607

28,711

57, 401

1,648

159, 780

28,962

723

12.728

12, 329, 847

1, 776. 943

70. 350

451,314

333, 600

30, 430

74,200

10. 789. 636

02 Travel..

1, 677. 3(Vi

03 Transportation of things

62 170

381. 280

05 Rents and utilitv services ...

333, 600

28,610

66, 370

195, 100

37,800

900

17,092

183,240

09 Equipment

31 120

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities _

15 Taxes and assessments

14 897

11,906,441

15,317,476

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
A gricultural statistician

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,480

1 5, 940
1 4. 9.55

4 14.640

3 9, 765

5 16,310

Num. Total
ber salary

2 $14, 680

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
-Agricultural statistician

1 6, 140

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 4,955

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

3 10,480

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655 . .

3 9 926

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

5 15,550

16 6.5,090
2.9 11,585

183.7

1,122.233

15 61,730

Deduct lapses , ...

5 21,911

Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

164.2

$987, 782

171 6

1,048,939

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

164.2

987,782

196.8

1,175,738
200

100

181 6

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base. .

1,088,758
100

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

100

k\\ personal services, departmental.

987,782

1, 176. 038

1,088,958

Field:
General schedule grades:
Q.S-1 3., Range $8,360 to $9,360:

5 43,800

33 275.880

2 18, 520

23 169,270
2 16,080
1 7, 040
5 38, 800

19 133,760

6 .54, 960

7 58, .520
2 18, 620

38 279,720
2 16, 080

Insular area director

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative olBcer

Assistant insular area director

2 18, 720

41 301,840
2 16,080

4 30,760

3 23,320

Member, State committee. ..

1 8,040

5 33, 500

1 .5.940

2 12, 680
33 212,620

1 8,040
5 33, 500

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

8 62, 320

Agricultural statistician ....

1 6 140

4 23. 760
37 234.680

4 23. 760
40 246,800

2 11,880

2 12, 680

Chief division

32 206 880

Program specialist

34 21.5,560
2 11,880

6 32. 360

6 33, 760

21 118, 250

36 204,535

303

1, 685, 720
42 237,520

33 209 820

1 5,940
S 27, 675

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Agricultural statistician _.-

Assistant chief, division

5 28, 426
20 111,4.50
41 230,085
279

1, 500, 615

3 16.805

3 17.305

86 477,285

277

1, 233. 160
214

775, 240
265

912,255
516

I, 604. 840

296 809.200

9 25. 220

1 3. 534
5 14. 760
7 18, 664

1 5.400

2 6,600

6 34 000

20 115,690

Chief, section . -

35 203,850
300

1,689,040
42 242, 520

Program analyst

127 702,995
339

1, 556, 245
391

1, 435, 185
369

1, 279, 625
615

1,619,170

264 730.100

3 8, 700

3 9.642
5 15.040
8 20, 970

1 6. 400
3 8. 350

100 566,250

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965 .

278

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

1, 295, 615
301

QS-i. Range $3,175 to $3,655

1, 108, 785
298

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

1,042,230
462

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3.230..

1, 486, 180
254 723, 140

GS-1 Range $2,500 to $2,980 .

3 8 700

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to .$3,454

CPC-!. Range $2,.5.52 to $3,032

CPC-3. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above

3 9, 642

5 16,040

6 16, 780

1 5, 400

Rates less than $5,060.

3 8, 350

Total permanent, field. . .

2,215

9,085,093

460.7

1.343,170
2.7 10.213

2,569

10,662,337

218.8

409. 860
2. 7 10, 212

2,251

Deduct:
Lapses

9,496,007
203.7

Portion of salaries paid by States

624, 750
2. 7 10, 212

Net permanent, field (average num-

1, 751. 6

7, 731, 710

17,632
301. 640

26. 263
121,490

376, 999

2,347.5

10, 242, 265

2, 044. 6

Other positions:
Part-time employment

8,861,045

Intermittent employment

410.090
38. 034
26,089

437, 331

406, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

33,210
25, 430

.A.dd salaries carried in other position
schedules paid from this account

374,892

8, 674, 634

11, 163. 809

9, 700, 577

9, 562, 416

12, 329, 847

10, 789, 535

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

163

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Working Capital Fund, Department of Agriculture

Schedule A-1. Accrued exvenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOTMENT TO OFFICE OF THE SECEETAET

Total number of permanent positions

172
166

165

158

165
158

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$3,833
GS^.4

$2,896

CPC-2.9

$3,393

$3,895
GS-J.4

$2,898

CPC-2.9

$3,570

$3 952

GS-4.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 924

CPC-2 9

Ungraded positions: Average salarj'

$3,623

01 Personal services:

$592,867

2,330
23,862

4,010

$587, 285

2,265
18,000

$692, 759

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

2 291

18,000

E.xcess of annual leave earned over

623, 059

161

808

1,642

197

8,861

5,847

790,947

13,618

160

815

607,550

160

800

1,500

200

8,500

5,000

800,000

30,000

613,050
160

02 Travel .

03 Transportation of things

SOO

04 Communication services.

05 Rents and utility services

1,500
20O

8,500

07 Other contractual services

5 000

743,000

09 Equipment —

6 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

800

800

Total accrued expenditures

1, 446, 005

1,454,500

1,379,000

ALLOTMENT TO OFHCE OF INFORMATION

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees -

58
63

61
48

47
42

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,246
G&-8.3

$6,185
GS-8.1

Average grade ....

G&-8 2

01 Personal services:

$276,919
1,934

809
306

-5,963

$245,600
1,500

900

$213, 700

Other positions

1 500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base. --

800

Excess of annual leave taken over

-5,000

-4,000

274,005

15,331

1,428

1,879

468

23,624

8,494

42, 162

2,763

671

243,000

14, 000

1,200

1,600

300

18,000

7,500

90,000

6,100

500

02 Travel

12,000

1 000

04 Communication services -

1 400

300

07 Other contractual services -

15 000

Services performed by otheragencies.

6,000

68,000

4,100

15 TftYPS and as^S^TTipnt*!

400

370,825

381,100

320,200

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

230
219

216
206

212
200

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades;

$4,381
GS-6.9

$2. 896

CPC-2.9

$3,393

$4,373
GS-6.8

$2, 898

CPC-2.9

$3,670

$4, 368

Average grade.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

GS-5.7
$2 924

CPC-2.9

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,623

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions

$869, 786
1,934

3,139
24, 158

-1,953

$832. 886
1,600

3,166
18,000

-6,000

$806 459

1,500

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

3 091

18,000
-4,000

Excess of annual leave taken over

Total personal services

897, 064

850,550

825,050

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures hy objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY — continued

02 Travel.

03 Transportation of things

$15. 482

2.236

3,421

197

9.329

29.471

8.494

833. 109

16,381

160

1,486

$14, 150

2,000

3,000

200

8,800

23,000

7,500

890,000

35, 100

$12,150
1 800

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services .

2,900
200

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services .....

8.800
20 000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials . ...

6,000
811 000

10, 100

15 Tfl.YP.s and n.<wp.«i^Tnpnt-<;

1.300

1 200

Total accrued expenditures

1,816,830

1,836,600

1, 699, 200

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades;

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Chief of division

Chief, motion picture production...
Chief of panning and research

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,040;

Assistant chief of division

Chief, motion picture editor

Chief, motion picture sound

Director of photogi-aphy

Information specialist..

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;
Assistant chief of planning and

research

Assistant director of photography,.
Chief, motion picture laboratory....

Chiefof sect ion

Fiscal olBcer

Motion picture editor

Reproduction specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;
Assistant chief, motion picture
laboratory

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

Motion picture cameraman

Motion picture soimd engineer

Technical animator

Q S-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,646

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,0.55

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3.430.

GS-2. Range .$2,7.50 to $3,230..

GS-I. Range .$2,500 to $2,980

CraftSj^ protective, and custodial grades;

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates;

Equivalent to $5,060 or above;

Mechanic-machinist

Supervisory bindery worker

Supervisory offset pressman

Supervisory photographer

Equivalent to less than .$5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct;
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)...

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay.

Nightwork differential

Excess of annual leave taken over aimual
leave earned

All personal services, departmental.
Field:
Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment

01

Personal services.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 360
1 8. 360

1 8, 360

4
4
2
2
1
17
10
20
17
22
12
10

7,040
7,040
7.610
43,440
8,040

6.140
23, 760
5,940
6,140
5,940
17,820
6,940

5,500

22, 740
22, 740
10, 495
11,020
5,120
80. 485
41. 576
77, 950
59, 655
70.340
37, 160
28,680

2 6, 740

14 41.408
2 4, 840

1 5, 096

1 5, 325

1 6, 491

62 204, 624

230 916, 544
12.9 66,561
0. 2 1, 699

2.5 11,402

219. 4 869, 786

761
3,139

20, 609
3.649

-1,963

895, 891

1,173

897, 064

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,560
8,360
8,360

7,240
7.240
7.640
28, 960
8,040

6,140
23, 760
5,940
6,340
5,940
12, 080
6,140

5,500

22,990
22, 740
5,310
5,810
5, 120
80,235
29,190
71.005
59. 335
68,280
46. 690
17.400

6,900

35, 424

4,980

18
1

21
15
6

2
12
2

6.554
5,346
5.616
5.762
209, 777

216
10

868, 704
36, 819

206 832, 885

3,165

9,000
9,000

-6,000

849, 050

1,500

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 560

1 8, 560

1 8, 560

4
4
1
1
1
16
6
18
17
21
15
6

2
12
2

2
1
1
1
60

212
12

7,440
7.240
7,040
29, 560
8,040

6.340
17, 820
6,140
6,540
0,140
12,280
6,340

6,626

23, 115

21,990

6,435

5,810

6,245

70, 755

24,620

70, 756

58, 696

68,590

47,490

17, 560

6,060

36, 584

6,120

10, 982
5,616
5,616
6,032
207, 260

854, 455
47, 996

200 806, 459

9,000
9,000

-4,000

823, 550

1,500

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of Commerce

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positons

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees-

458

2

397

373

3

326

358

3

352

Average salaries and grades:
Genera] schedule grades:

$5,336
OS-7.5

$3,003
CPC-3.4

$5,783
GS-8.1

$3,100
CPC-3.5

$6. 026

OS 8 4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,150

Average grade.

CPC-3 6

01 Personal services:

$2, 115, 375
14, 371

7,295
4,000

$1,927,100
25, 000

7,055
3,500

$2, 112, 715

30,000

8,035
4,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates. . .

2,141,041

32, 326

140

34,087

63,791

25,795

23,820

7,957

10

3,177

1, 962, 655
22,000
100
41, 000
48, 700
19,000
20,570
2,300

2,154,750

02 Travel

22 700

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction.

41,000
48 S.')0

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

19,500
20 175

2,350

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

1,675

1 575

Total obligations

2,332,144

2, 117, 900

2,311,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of .$14,800:

Secretary of Commerce

Under secretary

Under secretary, transportation

Assistant secretary, domestic affairs..
Assistant secretary, international af-
fairs

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Assistant secretary, administration.
Deputy under secretary, transporta-
tion

General counsel _.

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy assistant secretary, domes-
tic affairs

Deputy assistant secretary, interna-
tional affairs

Deputy under secretary, transporta-
tion

Deputy general comisel.

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant to under secretary, trans-
portation --

Associate general counsel

Director, budget and management..

Director, persormel

Director, program planning

Director, public information

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant to the Secretary

Assistant to undersecretary.

Assistant to under secretary, trans-
portation -

Assistant to assistant secretary

Assistant general counsel

Attorney

Chairman, appeals board

Chief, budget division

Chief, management division

Department security officer

Deputy chairman, appeals board. ..
Deputy director, budget and man-
agement

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$22, 500
17,500
17, .100
15,000

1 14, 800

14, 800

1 13,000
1 13, 000

12.000
12.200
12.200
12. 000

32. 400
10, 800

10. 800
33. 400
33, 900

1 11,050
1 11.050

1 11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, 500

1 17,500

1 17,500

1 15,000

1 15,000

1 14, 800

1 14,800
1 14,800

1 13, 000
1 13,000

1 13,000

1 12,000

1 12.000

1 12,000

1 12, 000

1 12,000

4 43, 200
1 10, 800

1 10. 800
3 33. 900

2 22, 100

10.800

1 11,300
1 11.800

1 11,300

Num- Totjil
ber salary

$22, 500
17,500
17, 500
16,000

1 15,000

14,800

1 14, 800
1 14,800

1 13, 000
1 13, 000

1 13, 200

1 12, 200

1 12.000

1 12. 200

1 12,000

12, 200

4 43, 950
1 11,050

21.600
34, 400
32. 900
11,800
10, 800

1 11,300
1 11,800

: 11.300

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11.800-Con.
Deputy director, facilities opera-
tions and management .

Num- Total
ber alary

1 $11,050
1 11,050

1 11,050
1 11,800
1 10,800
1 10,800

1 11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800
1 11,050

1 11.300
1 11.800
1 11,050
1 10, 800

Num- Totiil
ber salary

1 $10 800

1 11,300
1 11 300

Director, facilities operations and
management

Director, publications management.
Government accountant

1 11,800
1 11 050

1 11,050

Organization and methods exam-

2 21,600

2 22, 100

3 34, 400
2 21, 600

1 9,600
1 9,800
1 9. 800
5 48. 800
1 10,600
1 9,800
1 10, 200

Transportation economist

1 11,050

3 31, 000
1 10, 000

1 11,050

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
-\ttorney

4 39, 600

1 10, 000

Business economist

Chief of division

5 49. 400
1 10. 600
1 9.800

1 10. 200

2 19, 600

5 49, 000

1 10, 000

2 19, 400
1 10, 000

1 8,760
1 8,360
1 8. 560

1 8, 760

6 49, 800

Deputy department security oflScer.
Historian...

1 10, 600

Legislative liaison officer

2 19, 600

Organization and methods exam-

5 49. 600

1 9, 800

2 19. 200

1 10. 000

2 17, 120

5 49, 400

1 10, 000

Program coordinator

2 19,600

1 10, 200

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Accounting systems analyst

1 8,760
1 8,360

Adviser on Negro affairs

1 8, 560

1 8, 560
1 9, 160
1 8, .560
1 8.360

1 8. 660

2 17, 120
1 8. 760
1 8, 560
1 8. 560

3 26. 480
3 25. 680
1 8. 760
1 8.360
1 8, 360

1 7.040

2 14, 080
1 7, 240
1 7.O40
1 8. 040
1 7. 040

1 7, 040

2 14. 280

2 14. 280
1 7, 240
1 7.040
1 7. 040
1 7. 240

3 21, 120

Assistant personnel operations oflS-

1 8, 760

Attomey

1 8,360

1 8, 560

1 8, 760

Business analyst

1 8.760

2 17.320
1 8. 760
1 8, 760
1 8. 560
4 36. 640

3 25. 880
1 8,900

Chief of section

2 17, 520

Information and editorial specialist.

Investigator

1 8,960
1 8,760

1 8, 760

Organization and methods examiner.

6 63, 560
3 26, 280

Publications officer _.

1 8, 960

Transportation economist

1 8,560

1 7, 240

2 14. 280
1 7,440
1 7,040
1 8. 040
1 7. 040
1 7. 240

1 7, 240

2 14, 280

1 8,660

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

2 14. 280

Attornev _.

2 14. 480

1 7.440

1 7.240

Information and editorial specialist.
Investieator. _

1 8,040

2 14. 280

1 7, 240

Placement officer

2 14, 280

Printing and publications officer

2 14,680

Publications writer

Secretary to the Secretary.

1 7,040

1 7, 240

Safetv engineer ..

1 7, 040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940-

1 6. 940

2 12. 880
2 12.680
1 5. 940
1 6. 540
1 6. 940

1 5,940

3 18, 820
2 12, 280

2 13. 280

Attorney _. .

2 12. 680

1 6, 940

Employee relations officer

1 6, 540
1 6. 940

1 6, 740

1 6, 940

1 5, 940

Librarian . . . .

1 5, 940

2 13. 080

1 5, 940

2 12. 480

1 5. 940

2 11.880
2 11.880

1 6,000

4 21,990

2 10.120

2 10,995
1 6,185
1 6,810
1 5,310
I 5,935

3 15. ISO
1 6,310

1 5. 940
3 20. 420

1 6. 140

2 12. 480

1 6. 140

2 11.880
1 6, 140

1 6. 125

2 11.120
2 10, 370
1 5,810

1 6, 140

3 20, 620

Placement assistant- _

I 6, 140

2 12, 880

Printing and publications officer

.Secretary . -_ _ . _

1 6. 140

2 12,280

1 6,140

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,125;
Traffic specialist . .

1 6, 125

GS-n. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

2 11.245

Attorney

2 10, 620

1 6,810

Government accountant

1 6.810
1 6. 435
1 6.935
3 15. 555
1 6, 435

1 6. 810

Illustrator

Information and editorial specialist-

1 6,935
3 15, 930

Organization and methods examiner.

1 6,560

165

166

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, OflSce of the Secretary of Commerce-
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Tlepirtmental— Continued
t • leral schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,245

3 16, 930
6 33, 110
1 5, 185
6 31, 235
1 5, 185
1 5, 185

4 20, 480
66 253,400
38 161,835
42 161.845
63 213,065
47 147,290
18 64,380

1 4,035
1 3,680
1 3, 374
6 19, 620
24 68,608
1 2, 770

1 2,371

Nrmi- Total
ber salary

3 $16,680
2 11.245
2 11,495
1 5,310
6 31,985
1 5,310
1 6,310

4 20, 730
46 216,930
33 142, 236
36 144, 135
42 147,270
27 88, 850
13 40, 310

1 4,036
1 3, 680
1 3,454
6 19, 620
19 56, 328
1 2, 770

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $15,805

3 16, 430
2 11,620
1 5, 435
6 32, 610
1 6, 435
1 5, 435

4 20, 980
44 211,646

Placement assistant -

Printing and publications assistant.

Surplus property disposal officer

GS 8 Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

GS 6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS 5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4 Range $3,176 to $3,655

36 128,460

GS 2. Range $2,750 to $3,230--

9 27, 950

1 4, 035
1 3,680
1 3, 454
5 16,310
16 48, 112

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

C PC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less tlian $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

458

2,441,413
63.4

326,038

373

2, 165, 767
49.6

228, 667

368

2,163,231
9.3

60,516

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

394.6

2,115,375

14,371
7,295

4,000

323.4

1, 927, 100

25,000
7,055

3,500

348 7

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

2,112,715
30 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base - . .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

8,036
4,000

01 Personal services —

2, 141, 041

1, 962, 656

2, 154, 750

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of the Census

OBLIOATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

1,369

87

1,442

1, 340

121

1,428

1,147

119

1,234

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,223
GS-5.0

$2,974
CPC-3. 2

$4,419
GS-6.9

$2,972
CPC-3.3

$4, 551
GS-5 9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,100
CPC-3.4

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$5,606,049
244, 988
22,854
133, 577

$5,866,938

330, 836

22, 775

60, 000

$5, 184, 142

318, 209

20, 764

25,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

Direct Obligatiom

01 Personal services . _

6,007,468

5,926,083

157, 106

24,766

102, 893

141,171

246,014

41,288

85,000

49, 946

10,071

355

7,810

6,269,549

6,817,110

231,897

32,887

190, 236

110,328

262,350

66,310

95, 664

53, 491

16,851

6,648,115
6,382,316

02 Travel

224, 802

03 Transportation of things ..

32, 646

184, 730

83, 026

06 Printing and reproduction

249 485

07 Other contractual services

28, 833

Services performed by other agencies-

83, 984
69, 292

09 Equipment

6,702

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities __.

3,876

4,186

Total direct obligations

6,792,503

6, 870, 000

6. 3.50. 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

$81,385

5,396

130

960

6,077

4,104

$452, 439
7,600

02 Travel

11 000

03 Transportation of things... '.

200

2,000

05 Rents and utility services

9,430
8,500

33, 112
5,000

24,019

12 400

8,400

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

80

200

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

98, 132

640, 000

200,000

Obligations incurred

6, 890, 636

7,410,000

6,650,000

Special Surveys of Manufactures and Other Businesses

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

143
164
291

90

66

Average number of all employees

142

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,419
GS-5.9

$2,972
CPC-3.3

$4,651
QS-6 9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,100
CPC-3 4

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$531,449
518, 126

2,490

$318, 522
206, 770

1 463

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base - _

Total personal services (see

1,052,065

187, 786

9,420

30, 780

18, 226

54, 255

4,870

87, 000

56. 599

526, 746

37, .340

1,238

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

17, 470

05 Rents and utility services

17,236

31,242

07 Other contractual services

1,060

9,000

08 Supplies and materials . .

8,679

Obligations incurred

1,500,000

660,000

Sample Census of Agriculture, Bureau of the Census

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

47

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

734

771

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary - .

$4, 561

GS-5 9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$191, 974

2,191,878
738

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Total personal services (see Con-

2, 384, 590

02 Travel . ..

853 552

13,870

39, 536

28 819

68,228

7,200

39,000

Services performed by other agencies-

45, 464

09 Equipment . . .

9,521

10,230

3, 500, 000

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

167

Miscellaneous

Census of Agriculture, Bureau of the Census

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object dasslflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

18

01 Personal services:

$79, 056

868
198

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates .

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule)

80, 122

3,685

35

3

2,069

1,871

2

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

7,795

6,280

11

09 Equipment.- ... . .

101,873

Censuses of Business, Transportation, Manufactures and Mineral
Industries, Bureau of the Census

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

228

18

246

13
13

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,223
QS-5.6

$2. 974
CPC-3.2

Average grade .

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary ....

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$972, 165
77,075

12, 276
3,307
12, 780

Other positions

$56,015

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

1,077,603
82,020

4,325
11,984
23.050
53.428
11. 749
50. 119

2.712

2, 165
10

1,969

56,015

128

93

4,254

4,970

1,609

62

750

16,236

6,293

02 Travel .

03 Transportation of things .

05 Rents and utility services ,

07 Other contractuiil services .

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations Incurred

1, 321, 134

89, 410

ALLOCATION TO BUREAP OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

01 Persona! services:Positions other than
permanent (see Consolidated sched-
ule) .

$1, 100

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

228

18
246

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

13
13

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 223
GS-5.6

$2. 974
CPC-3.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

Permnnpnt pnsitinTl^

$972, 165
77,075

12,276
3,307

$57, 115

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
basen

Payments above basic rates

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

01 Personal services — Continued

Other payments for personal serv-
ices... _

$12, 780

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

1, 077, 603
82,020

4,325
11,984
23,050
53,428
11,749
50,119

2,712

2, 165
10

1,969

$57, 115

128

93

4,254

4,970

1,609

62

750

16, 230

6,293

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things . .

05 Rents and utility services .

09 Equipment . ...

15 Taxes and assessments . .. ..

Obligations incurred

1, 321, 134

90,510

Seventeenth Decennial Census, Bureau of the Census

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

201
553
653

Average nnmhpr nf all pmplnypp'?

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . . .

$4,223
OS-5.6

$2,974
CPC-3.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$529,726

2, 137, 734

133,680

Other positions

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated scbedule)

2,801,140
373

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

186, 101

244. 670

252, 423

216. 666

44,450

4,198

95

5,623

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials - .

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

3,755,639

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Bureau of

the Census

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy director

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant director (economics)

Assistant director (demographics)..

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant director (administration).

Assistant director (operations)

Assistant director (statistical stand-
ards)

Coordinator,'international statistics.

Division chief- _

Mathematical statistician

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant division chief

Budget officer. __

Division chief

Public information officer

Mathematical statistician

Statistician

Supervisory analytical statistician.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Analytical statistician

-Assistant budget officer

Num- Total

be:

salary

$14, 800

13, 400

12,400
12, 200

10,800
11,050

11,800
11,800
79, 100
10, 800

107, 800
10.000
40, 400
9,600
9,600
9,800
9,800

8,360
26, 6S0
8,960

Num- Total

bei

salary

$14, 800

13,400

12,400
12,200

10,800
11,050

11,800
11,800
79,350
11, 050

108. 800
10.000
40.600
9,600
9,800
9,800
9,800

8,360
61,660
8,960

Num- Total

bei

salary

$14,800

13, 600

12. 600
12, 400

11,060
11,300

11,800
11.800
80, 100
11,050

109, 800
10, 200
41,600
9,600
9,800
10, 000
10,000

8,660
62,660
9,160

168

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS— Continued

Miscellaneous — Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Bureau of
the Census — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL sEBVicES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

QS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Assistant division chief

Assistant Unlvac chief

Classification officer. - -

Economist

Geographer -

Information specialist — --

Mathematical statistician

Methods analyst-

Placement officer

Records manager

Security officer

Social science analyst

Statistician

Supervisory analytical statistician. .

Supervisory survey statistician

Survey statistician

Univac chief-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

.Administrative officer

Analytical statistician

Attorney adviser

Budget analyst

Classification officer

Economist

Electronic engineer

Geographer..

Librarian-..

Mathematical statistician

Methods analyst

Personnel assistant

Placement officer

Social science analyst...

Statistical officer

Statistician

Supervisory analytical statistician..

Supervisory survey statistician

Survey statistician

Tabulating equipment engineer

Tabulating equipment supervisor. . .
Tabulating project planner

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940;

Accountant--

Administrative assistant —

Administrative officer

Analytical statistician

Budget analyst

Cartographic engineer

Classification officer

Engineering technician

Geographer —

Information specialist

Instrument maker

Librarian

Mathematical statistician

Methods analyst

Placement officer.

Printing and publication specialist. .

Social science analyst

Statistical officer.

Statistician

Supervisory survey statistician

Survey statistician

Tabulating equipment supervisor...
Tabulating project planner

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Editorial specialist

Tabulating equipment supervisor...

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Analytical statistician

Attorney

Budget analyst

Cartographic engineer

Economist

Electrical engineer

Electronic engineer

Geographer

Mathematical statistician

Methods analyst

Personnel technician

Placement assistant

Position classifier

Printing and publication assistant..

Purchasing assistant...

Secretarial a,ssistant

Social science analyst

Statistieal assistant

Statistical officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$43, 800

8,560

8,960

8,660

17, 120

8,360

34. 440

16, 920

8,560

8,560

8,560

8,560

119. 840

34, 840

153, 2.80

27, 280

9, 160

7,240

43, 240

14, 080

7,440

14,080

7,240

14,280

7,440

7.440

7,040

30, 160

14, 880

22, 320

7,010

14,280

14,280

94, 120

14, 680

129. 320

59. 520

7,040

8,040

14,880

6,940
12,280
52, 920
50, 720
5,940
6,640
6,140

3
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
2
4

18
4

18
1
3

19, 220
6,940
6,140

11,880

31,500
6,140
6,140
6,140

13, 080

26. 960
108. 920

24. 380

112. 520

6,940

17, 820

1 6, 250

1 5, 600
3 17, 876

2 11,685

1 6, 810
12 64, 720

2 10, 370

10, 995
5,060
6,560
10. 870
6,060
6.310
15.430
5,060
5,935
10, 620
10. 370
5,185
5,310
6,310
10,245
15, 430
26,676

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$44,600

8,660

9,160

8,760

17.320

8.660

36, 040

17, 320

8,660

8,760

8,660

8,760

104, 320

36,440

174, 000

26, 480

9,360

1 7, 240
7 60, 4S0
1 7, 240

14, 080

7,240

14,480
7,440
7,440
7,040

30, 360
7,840

22. 320
7.040

14, 680

14, 880
53, 480
14, 880
87, 680
30, 960

7.040
8.040

15, 280

6,940

12, 480

62,720

51.320

6.140

6,740

6,140

5,940

19, 420

6,940

6,340

11, 880

26. 760

6,140

6,140

6,140

19, 220

26,760

24, 160

24, 360

96, 600

6,140

18,420

1 6, 260

1 6, 625
3 18, 125

2 11, 935

1

10
6
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
3

6,810

63, 475

31, 860

5,060

10, 370

5,185

5,810

10, 870

6,185

6,435

16, 805

5,935

10, 746

10, 620

6,310

5,435

5, 435

21, 365

10, 995

26, 926

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$44, 800

8,760

9,160

8,760

17, 320

8, 660

36,240

17, 320

8,760

8,760

8,760

8,760

96, 360

35, 640

176,000

26, 880

9,360

1 7,440
7 51, 280
1 7,240

2
1
2
1
1
1
4
1
3
1
2

7
2
12
5
1

1
10
6
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
3

14, 480

7,440

14, 680

7,640

7,640

7,240

30, 560

7,840

22, 720

7,240

14, 680

14, 680

53, 480

15,080

89, 880

38, 600

7,040

7,240

12, 680

46, 380

45. 780

6,140

6,740

6,340

5,940

19, 820

6,940

6,340

12,280

25. 960

6.340

6,340

6,340

12, 480

26, 160

24, 760

25,160

78,280

6,140

18,420

1 6, 260

1 .5. 7.50
3 18, 375

2 11, 935

5,810
64,476
32, 360
5, 186
10, 620
5,310
5,810
10, 870
6,310
5,435
16, 055

10, 995
5,435
6,435
6,560
6,660
21,616
10,995
27,650

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Statistical supervisor

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,745
16 84, 086

2 10, 370
31 164,360

3 16, 305
2 11,370
1 5,435
1 6, 185
1 5,810

20 99, 025
166 751,760
96 413,790
347

1, 280, 620
440

1,486,155
412

1,285,990
150 469,060

1 4, 035

1 3, 680

2 6, 608
6 19, 060

20 58, 660
9 24, 160

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,370
6 31, 735

1 6, 310
24 129, 565

3 16. 305

2 11.370
1 5. 560
1 5, 310
1 5. 810

13 66, 598
117 632,600
76 331,770
243

916, 696
314

1,082,672
394

1, 253, 314
48 163,070

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,620

6 32. 235

Supervisory survey statistician

1 6,436
23 126, 506

Tabulating equipment supervisor-

3 16, 305
2 11, 370

Time, leave, and payroll supervisor.

1 5,685

Vouciier examiner supervisor

GS-8 Range $4 620 to $5 370

1 5,810
6 30,470

100 426,925

GS-6 Range $3 795 to $4 545

67 285,686

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

196

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

795, 806
270

GS-3 Range $2 950 to $3,430

966, 765
378

GS 2 Range $2 750 to $3,230 . .

1,260,386
46 147, 368

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1 3,680
1 3.214
5 16. 070
19 64.462
1 2, 840

1 3,680
1 3, 294
5 16, 230
17 51, 464
1 2,840

Total permanent, departmental

2,046

8, 665, 373
1

3,414

1,663

6,814,966
3

14,474

1,405

6, 323, 431
61.9

221,376

Net permanent, departmental (av-

2,045

8,551,959

2, 188, 798
40, 765

268, 736
82,847
12, 780

1,560

6,800,492

590, 563
27, 918

80,584

1,353.1

Other positions: Temporary employ-

6, 102, 055
775,670

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

25,482
65,684

Other payments for personal services.. _

All personal services, departmental-

11,146,886

7,499,667

6,958,691

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

7 59, 620

6 43,840
1 7, 240
1 7, 240

17 97, 375
1 5. 940

1 5, 940

3 16.805
61 288, 605

2 8, 590
1! 41,885

2 6, 610
77 248.360

7 60, 920

6 45, 040
1 7, 240
1 7, 240

14 89, 760
1 5,940
1 6, 140

19 106,616
58 273,766
6 20, 360
16 66,775
19 62, 665
39 132,730

6 44,800

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant regional supervisor

6 38, 400
1 7, 440

Supervisory survey statistician

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 7,440
14 89, 760

Assistant regional supervisor

1 6, 140

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

19 107,640

30 148. 525

GS 6 Ran-^e $3 795 to $4,545

4 16. 930

14 64. 240

GS-4. Range ?3, 175 to $3.655

19 64. 085
32 109,760

Total permanent, field

190 837,740
7 26, 660

186 874,980
36 174,024

145 695,160

1.1 3,830

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber net salary) _

183

812, 090

60,299

481,460

3,949

150

700,956

143.9

Other positions:

691, 330

Part-time employment

665, 608
2,620

2,046,360

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base,.-

2,481

All personal services, field

1, 357. 798

1, 369, 184

2, 740, 171

01 Personal services

12, 503, 683

8,868,741

9, 698, 862

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
"Salaries and expenses":

5,926,083
81, 386

1,077,603

80, 122

2,801,140

6,817,110
452, 439

67, 115

5, 382, 315

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

165, 800

"Censuses of business, transportation,
manufactures, and mineral iudus-

2,384,690

"Seventeenth decennial census"

"Survey of manufactures and other

1,052,066
614, 192

626, 746

"Consolidated worliing fund, Com-

1, 344, 122

7,080
1, 186, 148

600, 312

"ConsoUdated worlcing fund, Com-
merce, Census (trust fund)*'

"Special statistical work. Census".

875, 820

639, 100

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

169

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Civil Aeronautics Administration

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ClVa AERONAUIICS ADMINISTRATION

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

15,372

227

14. 799

15, 007

216

14, 156

13,705

166

13, 126

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,265
GS-8.1

$4. 118
CPC-7.7

$5. 756

$.5, 342
GS-S.2

$4, 159
CPC-7.6

$6,795

$5, 402

Average grade

GS-8.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$4,194

CPC-7.6

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$5. 823

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$75. 767. 665

954. 537

289. 812

6, 590. 357

$73, 635, 637

824.921

279, 186

5, 574, 780

3,720

$69, 169. 707

Other positions -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.,.

632. 475

266. 223

6, 150. 005

Other payments for personal services

3,720

Total personal service obligations...

82. 602. 271

80, 318, 244

75, 212, 130

Direct Obligations

80.820,787

3,466,112

1, 221, 094

7, 540. 585

2.928.332

292, 669

1,787,785

25, 684

6,269,373

1. 141, 427

2,914

6,422

131,662

78, 383, 421

3,281,926

l,314,64:i

7. SIS. 8S3

3, 120, 326

268, 823

1, 782, 948

57, 349

5, 854, 826

817, 543

1,423

95

140, 952

73, 672, 208

02 Travel

2,874,461
1,140,608

04 Communication services

7 .873,722

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

2,992,175

254, 575

I 402 915

Services performed by other agencies -
08 Supplies and materials

14, 974
5, 703, .690

798, 934

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

1,000

15 Taxes and assessments

138, 167

Subtotal

105,634,846
279, 465

102,843,158
313,962

96,767,332
301,420

Deduct charges tor quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

106, 365, 381

102,529,196

96 466 912

ObligtUiOTis Pat/able Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

1,781,484

38,687

39, 109

167,464

6,166

1,934,823

54, 678

37, 447

260,413

10, 429

267

136,004

317,423

11,758

1,532

1,639,922
32,818
36 143

03 Transportation of things

268, 843

05 Rents and utility services . ...

5 409

07 Other contractual services

244,347
317, 377

15, 228
885

82 466

08 Supplies and materials _ .

192 323

923

15 Taves and assessments _.....

1 252

Subtotil

Deduct cliarges for quarters and subsist-

2,609,807
617

2,764,774

2, 249, 088

Tota! obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts ... ...

2.609,190

2, 764, 774

2, 249, 088

107,964,571

105, 293, 970

98, 715, 000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS

07 Other contractU-il services ...

$7,580

$8,000

$8 000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Servicer

Total number nf permanent positions

Full-time cfuiivalent of all other positions.

15, 372

227

14, 799

15,007

215

14,166

13,705

166

13, 126

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
.\verage salary

Average grade . . . .

$5,265
GS-8.1

$4,118

CPC-7.7

$6, 766

$5,342
GS-8.2

$4,159
CPC-7.6

$5, 795

$5, 402
GS-8 2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade .

CPC-7 6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6, 823

Personal service obligations:

$75, 767, 565
954, 537

$73, 635, 637
824, 921

$69, 159, 707
632, 475

Other positions __

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Personal service obligations— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

$289, 812
5, 590, 357

$279, 186

5, 574, 780

3,720

$266, 223

5, 150, 005

3,720

Other payments for personal services

Total personal service obligations...

82, 602, 271

SO, 318, 244

75, 212. 130

Direct Obligations

80, 820, 787
3,466,112

1, 221, 094
7, 540, 585

2, 928, 332
292, 669

1, 796, 366

26,684

6, 269, 373

1, 141, 427

2,914

6,422

131, 662

78. 383, 421

3. 281, 926

1, 314, 643

7, 818, 883

3, 120, 326

268, 823

1, 790, 948

67, 349

5, 8,M, 826

817, 643

1,423

95

140, 952

73. 572, 208
2 874 464

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services. .. . .

7, 873, 722
2, 992, 175

07 Other contractual services

1, 410, 915

14, 974

6, 703. 590

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

1.000

16 Taxes and assessments

138 167

Subtotal .

105, 642, 426
279, 465

102, 851, 168
313, 962

96. 775. 332
301 420

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations _

105, 362, 961

102, 637, 196

96, 473, 912

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounla

01 Personal services...

1, 781, 484

38.687

39. 169

167. 464

5,166

1,934,823

64,678

37, 447

260,413

10, 429

267

136, 004

317, 423

11,758

1,632

1 639 922

02 Travel -

32 818

03 Transportation of things ... .

35, 143

258, 843
5,409

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services...

244, 347

317, 377

16, 228

885

82, 455
192, 323

08 Supplies and materials

15 Taxes and assessments

1,262

Subtotal

2, 609, 807
617

2, 764, 774

2, 249, 088

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts ..

2, 609, 190

2, 764, 774

2, 249, 088

Obligations incurred _, _

107, 972, 151

105, 301, 970

98,723,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000;
Administrator

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 13, 400

1 12, 000

1 12, 200

1 11,050
1 11,800

1 11, 800

1 11, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

General schedule grades;
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy administrator.

QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant administrator for program
coordination.

1 12,000
1 12, 400
1 11,050

1 12, 000

Assistant administrator, adminis-

1 12,400

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

1 11,050

Assistant to deputy administrator.

Air Navigation Development Board

1 11, 800

1 11,800
1 11,800
1 11,300

1 11, 800

Chief, International Civil Aviation
Organization olficer

1 11,800

Director, general aviation staff

1 11.050
1 11.050
1 11.550

1 11. 800

2 22, 600
8 91, 160
1 11,050

1 11,060
1 11,050
1 11,060
1 10. 800
1 10. 800
1 11,800
1 10, 800

1 11,300

Director, aviation information

Director, aviation safety.

1 11,800

1 11, 800

2 22, 600
7 80, 360
1 11,300

1 11, 050
1 11,. 300
1 11.060
1 11, 060

1 11, 800
1 11, 800

1 11,660

Chief of division.

7 80,850

Deputy chief of division

Director, office of aviation defense

1 11,300

Director, general services

1 11,300

Budget officer

1 11, 050

Director, Federal airways .

1 11,800

1 10, 800

2 21,600
1 11,800
1 10,800
1 10,800

1 11,800

Personnel officer.

1 10. 800

2 21. 600

1 11, .800
1 10,800

1 11, 800

-Assistant to administrator

Communications ILaison ofhcer

1 10,800
1 10,800

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Adviser, international personal
licensing standards

1 10,200

170

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Civil Aeronautics Administration — Con.

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1

9,800
20, 600
10,400
88, 400
10, 000

9,800
40, 800

1 9, 600
1 10, 600
1 10, 600

9,800
10, 200
9,800
9,800
9.800
9.600
9,600
9,600
10, 200
10,400

1 10, 000
1 9, 600

20, 000
19. 600
10, 200

8,660
43, 600
61,720
18, 120

Departmental— Continued Num- Total

General schedule grades— Continued ber salary

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con

Attorney - 4 $40,600

Airwavs operation specialist - - 6 60, 200

Cbief othranch.--- - 13 132.000

Chier of division 6 60,400

Communications and radio spe-
cialist -- 1 9,600

Deputy budget officer 1 9,800

Deputy chief of division 6 61,600

Executive assistant 1 9,600

Deputy director, office of aviation
defense renuirements.

Flight operations specialist

Deputy director, general services...

Engineer...

Organization and methods officer.. .

Deputy personnel officer

Planning officer

International Civil Aviation Or-
ganization officer

Program officer

Program evaluation officer

Air Coordinating Committee liai-
son officer

Research executive

Special assistant to administrator..

Standardization coordinator

Statistician

Technical assistant

Program planning coordinator

Special assistant

Chief economist--

Director, aviation education

Assistant general counsel

Assistant to administrator-

Special adviser

Deputy director, aviation informa-
tion

Aeronautical communications spe-
cialist

Air traffic control specialist --

Communications liaison officer

GS-13. Range $8,.360 to $9,360:

Assistant plaiming officer

,^.ttorney

Airplane pilot -

Aircraft factory inspector

Coordinator, safety recommenda-
tions -

Chief of branch

Chief of division —

Deputy Air Coordinating Com-
mittee liaison officer

Executive assistant to administra-
tor

Deputy chief of division

Engineer

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Flight operations specialist

Airman standards specialist

Liaison officer -

Organization and methods examiner.

Requirements officer

Security officer

Accountant and auditor.- -

Project auditor --

Psychologist

Information an d editorial speciafist . .

Program officer

Communications liaison officer

Air -carrier maintenance specialist- -

Operation specialist

Proficiency development sfJecialist. -

Frequency utilization specialist

Aeronautical communications spe-
cialist

Transportation economist . _ - .

Deputy evaluation officer

Deputy chief statistician

Deputy standardization coordinator.

E.xecutive assistant

Medical officer

Access roads specialist -

Architect- -

Research and analysis officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Airplane pilot

Assistant evaluation officer

Attorney -

Aircraft maintenance standards

specialist

Aircraft inspection specialist --

Analytical statistician

Administrative officer

Chief of branch

Aircraft accident analyst -

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Deputy chief of branch

Deputy chief of division

Electronics maintenance speciafist-.

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

1 9, 160

6 61,960

10 87, 000

1 8, 560

8.360
27, 080
420. 120
44, 800
176. 400
26, 280
8,660
25,480

1
1

2
1

1
2
1
7
27
1
1

3
1

1
1
1

Num- Total

ber salary

4 $40,600
7 71.000

14 142, 800

5 50, 400

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

6 51,800
1 9,600

8,660
8,560

17, 320
8,960
8,760

17, 720
8,760

61,720

238, 720

8,760

8,960

26, 080
8,560
9,360
8,360
8,360

1 8, 760

14, 280
7,240
37, 600

7,840
7,040
7,040
14, 480
21, 720

2 14, 880

2 16, 280

2 14, 480

1 7, 040

30, 200
10. 600
92, 200
10. 000
9,800
41, 200

1 9, 800

2 20.200
1 9, 600

10.000
10, 400

9,800
10, 000

9,800
10. 600
10, 400

1 10, 400

1 10, 600

1 10, 200

1 10, 600

9,600

20, 400

20, 000

9,600

Num- Total

ber salary

4 $41,400
6 62, 000

14 143,200

5 50, 400

1 9, 800

1 10,000

6 62, 000

43, 600
62, 120
18,120

9,160

44, 200
79, 840

26.280
625, 280
53, 760
169, 640
26, 280

8,360
26,480
17, 620

8,560

8,560
17, 720

8,960

9,360
9,160
61, 920
243, 120
8,760
9,160

26, 680
8,760
9,360
8,760

8,360
35, 440

8.360
8,360

14,480

7,440

37, 800

8,040
7,240
7, 040
7,640
14,880
7,040
7,840
16, 480
21,720
7,040

30, 200
10. 600
93, 200
10, 000
9,800
21,200

9,800

20, 200

9,800

10,000
10, 400

10, 000
10.000
10, 000
10, 400

10,400

10, 400
10. 600

2 20, 400
1 10,200
1 9, 800

35, 240
62, 320
18, 120

9,160
61, 520
45, 600

8,960

26, 680
621, 920

45, 200
170, 840

17, 720

17, 920

1 8, 760

1 8, 760

2 17. 720
1 9, 160

9,160

62, 320

226, 400

8, 360

9,160

18, 320

9,360
8,760

2 17, 720
1 9, 160

8,360

1 7,440
1 7,440
3 23, 920

8,040
7,240
7,040
7,640
14, 880
7,040
7,840
16, 680
22, 120
7,240

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES— continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

5 38,000

7,040
59, 120

4 29, 160

7,240
14, 880
22. 520
15, 080
16, 080

7,240

2 15, 480

7,640
98, 920

12, 080

12,080

13,880

30, 300

12, 680

38, 240

45, 680

24, 960

138, 140

5.940

5,940

11,880

6,940

6,140

24,160

12, 080

5,940

33, 900

12, 080

6,540

6,640

Departmental— Continued Num- Total

General schedule grades — Continued ber salary

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con,

Project audit reviewer - -. 1 $7,040

Information and editorial speciafist. 2 14, 680

Engineer 57 417,080

Flight operations specialist 5 37,600

Chief of division 1 7,240

Budget analyst .- 4 29,760

Placement officer -_- -.-

Organ ization and methods examiner .

PubUcations writer

Program officer

Property and procurement special-
ist

Statistical control officer..

Training officer -

Personnel assistant --

Accountant and auditor

Air-carrier maintenance speciafist-.

Airman performance analyst

Operations officer

Legislation attorney

Supervisor publications editor

Frequency utilization speciafist

Aeronautical communications spe-
cialist

Operations specialist

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Airplane pilot

Airman performance analyst

Budget analyst

Accountant and auditor

Chief of branch.-

Chief of section

Classification analyst

Engineer

Information and editorial specialist-
Airways operations analyst

Property and procurement specialist.

Personnel assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer

Statistician

Publications writer

Administrative officer

Airways operations specialist

Aircraft accident analyst

Deputy chief of division

Secretary, awards program

Attorney adviser

Exhibit specialist

Photographer

Aeronautical communications spe-
cialist --

Personnel specialist --

Program requirements officer

Claims e-xaminer.

Assistant Air Coordinating Com-
mittee liaison officer.-

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Airman records specialist

Deputy chief of branch

Photographer

Claims examiner

Administrative officer

Chief of branch

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Attorney... -

Assistant Air Coordinating Com-
mittee liaison officer

Administrative assistant

Air marking analyst

Budget analyst

Airways operations analyst

Chief of section...

Deputy chief of section

Claims examiner

Deputy chief of branch

Exhibit specialist -

Employee relations counselor

Information and editorial specialist.

Simulated flight instructor

Librarian

Personnel assistant

Placement officer

Organization and methods examiner-
Photographer..

Safety analyst —

Statistical assistant-

Secretary, awards program

Unit chief

Supply cataloger

Legal examiner

Illustrator...

Materials accountant

Airman records specialist

Chief of division

Special assistant

Chief of branch

Visual aids speciafist

FUght inspection analyst

Commercial speciafist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.—

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545—

Num- Total
ber salary

6,940
6,140
5,940
6,740

5,940

11,250
11, 750
6,125
5,875
6,126
6,500

5,060

21, 240
5,685

21, 990
6,310

16, 930

16, 180
5,686

11, 370
6.060
5,810

16, 430
5,560
5.810
5,435

11, 120
6,060
10, 746
16, 055
6,310
17, 180
10, 245
11, 246
10,620
6,060

1 6, 060
1 5,310

1

6,060

2 10, 870

2 9,615

92 418,235

55 235, 725

$7, 840
401. 360
30. 560

7.240
37, 200

7,040
37, 800

7,240

29. 760
7,040
7,040
7,440
23.320
22, 720
16, 080
16, 080
7,240
7,040
16,880

7,840
70,160

12, 080

12, 280

13, 280
30, 100
13, 080
39,040
33, 100
31, 700
63, 320

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 12, 080
1 6, 940

4 24,960
1 6,340

6 37, 440
1 6, 140

5,940
5,940
6,540
6,340
6,340

6,140

1 5, 940
1 6, 740

5,625
12,000
6,250
6,250
6,250
5,625

6,060

6,060
37, 795
5,810
21,990
5,435
17, 180
16, 555
5,810
11,495
5,310
6,810
16, 430
5,685
5,810
5,660
10, 120
6,435
5,185
10, 995
21, 240

17, 430
16, 555
5,810
10,620
5,185
6,810
6,185
5,435

5,060
10, 870

9,865
364, 490
279, 800

$7,840

320, 280

23,320

7,240
30, 160

7,240
30, 760

7,240

3 22, 320
1 7, 040

7,440
23,320
15, 480
16,080
16, 080

7,440

16, 880

1 7,840
7 65, 680

2 12, 480
2 13, 280
5 30, 700

5 32,100

5 32, 700

6 32, 300
5 33, 900

1 6, 140
1 6,940

3 18, 620
1 6,340

6,340

1 6, 140
1 6, 940

1 6, 625
1 6, 250

1 6, 250
1 6, 250

1 5,310

1 6, 310
7 38, 295

22, 240
6,660

17,180

11, 370
5,810

11, 620

2

10,620

1
1

6,810
5,685

1

5,660

2 11, 245
4 21, 740

2 11, 620

3 15, 680
1 5, 810

5,810

1 6, 660
1 6,810

1 6,060

2 10,995
2 9,865

50 238,126

61 265,746

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

171

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,178 to $3,655-. ._

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430- _..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental.

Deduct:
Lapses.,

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary emplosTnent

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel5 base...

Paj-ment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional administrator

Deputy regional administrator

Director, aeronautical center

Aeronautical adviser

Special adviser

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant to regional administrator.

Deputy director...

Attorney..

Executive assistant...

Chief of division

Flight operations specialist

Chief of branch

Chief adviser _

Program adviser

Airspace utilization officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Aircraft maintenance agent

Airman agent

Deputy chief of division

Educationist

Engineer __

Factory agent

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Attorney

Medical officer

Airplane pilot

Planning and evaluation olRcer

Chief of division

Chief, airways facilities shop

Airways flight inspector

Airways operations specialist

Aircraft service representative

Deputy chief of branch ,

Air carrier maintenance agent

Flight operations agent

International service officer

Project auditor

Chief adviser

Attorney

Aircraft specialist...

Airspace utilization officer..

Executive assistant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Aids and hazards specialist

Operations officer

Chief of section

Chief of branch

Aircraft factory agent.

Airport engineer

Airplane pilot

Airman agent

Attorney

Air carrier maintenance agent

Planning and evaluation officer

Engineer

Project auditor

Deputy chief of branch

Flight operations agent.

Chief, radio laboratory

Airspace utilization officer

Aircraft maintenance agent

Airways operations specialist

Architect

Air traffic control specialist.
Airways flight inspector

1963 actvial 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

186 $717, 260

262 860,900

79 259,210

6 18,420

1 3, 360

2 6, 460
9 25, 608
2 5,680

7, 066, 723

92.8

465, 099

22 91,885

, 126. 2
6, 499, ■

39

33,287
3,271
24,962

8,786

6, 570, 036

10 118,000

9 101, 700

1 11,800

1 11, 800

80,200
10, 200
80, 200
81, 400

448, 400
29, 800

200, 200
68,600

4
62
16

7
16

7
59
62

4

34, 440

650, 520

143, 160

63, 320

138, 760

60, 920

518, 240

467, 320

34. 240

71,280

67.680

52,360

8.360

8.900

35,640

119, 840

35,640

268, 360

603, 680

9,160

26, 880

8,660

25,280

9,360

3 26, 880

79
143

30

7,440

14,880

14, 880

421, 840

141,. 560

29, 760

74,200

669, 360

8.040

676, 640

37, 400

929, 400

51, 680

122, 240

618, 720

7,640

8.040

682, 760

1, 043, 620
7,640
7,640
223, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

176 $698, 285

234 826,950

72 240, 400

7 21, 730

2
13
2

6,460

37, 676

6,750

1,191

6, 936, 046

89.9

486, 864

20 90, 000

1,081.1

6, 360, 192

841
3,670
24,607

8,162
3,720

6, 400, 982

7 82, 600
7 80, 350
1 11, 800

6
1
5
6

Z3
4

12

II, 560

50, 400
10, 200
49, 600
62, 800

236, 800
39, 800

123, 200

4 40, 800
1 10, 400

53, 960

594, 320

91, 200

9,160

167, 440

61, 920

397. 800

289, 920

25, 480

8.360

87, 400

9,360

8,660

9,160

44, 200

138, 760

67, 480

35, 840

345, 200

729, 120

17, 620

8,960

1 8,560
1 9, 360
3 26, 080

7,240

1
41
18
11
11
92
3
100

7,840
307, 240
133. 530
84,440
83, 440
702, 080
24,120
749, 400

101

7

18

102

1

1

86

161

767, 640
62, 880

137, 120

761, 680
7,840
8,040

643, 040

1,119,810

1 7, 640
31 234, 640

Num- Total
ber salary

151 $613, 035

194 700,030

67 226,050

6 18, 660

2 6, 460
13 37, 976
2 6, 750

6,956,311

46.6

246, 716

20 90, 000

936.4

6, 618, 696

3,670
21, 610

3,720

6, 655, 495

7 82, 600
7 80, 100
1 11, 800

1
5
5

17
4

12

10, 200
60, 200
62, 800

176, 200
40, 600

123, 600
88,400

1 10, 400

3

69
10

28,080
531, 240
91,800

18
7

43

24
3
4

10

160, 080
62, 320
383, 680
224, 640
25,880
33, 640
87, 800

1
1
5
16
7
3
37
79
2
1

8,560

9,160

44, 400

130, 600

59, 320

27, 680

322, 120

708, 440

17, 920

8,960

1 8,760
"3"""26,"086

7,240

29
15

218, 360
113, 200

10
79

76, 800
614, 660

76 574,800

105

4

18

89

1

1

87

130

788, 400
29, 360

138, 120

673, 360
7,840
8,040

654, 080

971, 800

1 7, 840
31 236,440

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-12, Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Nav iga tor-radio operator . _

Technical assistant

Station manager.

Island manager

Medical officer

Supervisor, electronics maintenance

Instructor

Aircraft service representative

Project control officer

Legal assistant

Compliance officer

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Aircraft parts specialist

Chief replacement aircraft and en-
gine specialist

Airborne electronics specialist

Management analyst

Aircraft factory agent

Airman agent

Assistant chief of branch

Aircraft maintenance agent

Chief of section

Chief of development and main-
tenance -

Chief of branch

Maintenance inspector

Engineer

Aids and hazards specialist

Air carrier maintenance agent-
Deputy chief of branch

Project auditor

Budget analyst

Project control officer

Chief of shops

Inspector of shops.

Station manager

Airways operations specialist. .

Flight operations agent

Airways flight inspector

Coordinator and liaison mainte-
nance officer..- ._

Maintenance technician

Instructor _

Airplane pilot

Biologist

Navigational aids performance

analyst

Placement officer -.

Classification analyst.

Training coordinator

Operations officer

Property specialist.-

Administrative assistant

GS-10. Range .$6,500 to .$6,250:
Airways operations specialist

Budget officer -

Chief of section

Administrative officer

Fire marshal

Instrument specialist

Station manager

Warehouse superintendent

Chief replacement aircraft and

engine specialist

Supervisor, electronic maintenance

technician fairhorne)

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Attorney

Special projects technician

Aircraft inspector

Airways operations specialist

Restaurant manager

Administrative assistant

Foreman, shop

Station manager

Chief, maintenance shops

Assistant chief of branch

Project auditor

Budget analyst

Biologist

Chief of section

Chief of branch

Deputy chief of branch

Electronics specialist

Engineer

Instructor

Purchasing agent

Warehouse manager

Personnel assistant...

Personnel classifier

Placement officer

Property inspector

Housing manager

Traffic supervisor

Analyst

Recorder operator

Construction superintendent..
Air carrier maintenance agent-
Maintenance technician

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

21,920

6,740

6,140

19, 820

90, 760

189, 200

12, 080

264, 600

61, 620

1 6, 140
17 110,580
127 818,180
165

1. 038, 300
3
18
15
3

1

1

3

14

30

2

40

19, 620

111,320

95, 300

19, 820

56, 460

6,540

5,940

6,540

31, 100

1
1
1
5
479

3, 018, 660
6 36, 440
19 114,460

6
19
17

1

39, 240

114,660

106, 380

5,940

6,940
19. 220
18. 620
12, 480

6,140
12,280

6,740

1,635

9, 508, 125
1 6, 000
6 34.875
1 6, 000
1 6,625

23 134,000
1 6,250

6 28, 500

1 6, 060
1 6, 310
3 15, 180
861

4, 714, 036

26, 800
5.685
10, 870
46, 105
16, 305
5,435
33, 110

5
1
7
9
104
3
4
8
2
4
4
6
1
2

28,650

6,060

39, 170

47, 665

667, 865

16, 806

22, 116

44, 106

10, 745

22, 115

21, 990

28, 175

5.060

10, 620

2 10. 745
1 6, 185
817

4, 529, 520

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 040
8.040
43,640
22. 720
15! 080
28, 760
14.280
7,640

2 16, 680
2 16, 880

6,140

145
138

6,340
31,900

111,580
65, 000
19,220

196, 600
38,440

6.340

68, 260

939, 600

880, 120

11 68, 740

14 88, 760

2 12,880

8 50, 320

2
1

5
487

12, 080
6,540
31, 300

3, 108, 380

18 108,720

4 26, 160

24 154, 660

18 113,720

1 6, 340

1 6, 940
6 37, 440
6 30, 600

2 12, 680

6 38, 040
1 6, 940

1,919

11, 299, 626

6 29, 750
1 6, 126

1 6, 500
23 134,500

1 6, 250
6 33, 626

1 6, 435
3 15, 565
12
3, 945, 695

1
6
1
2
4
4
1
4
1
5
1
4
6
96
3
4
6
1

6,060

27, 175
5.810

10, 996
22, 990

21, 365
5,435

22, 240
6,060

28,175
5, 186
22, 990
31. 486
528, 260
16. 066
22. 490

28, 650
5,060

31, 860

28, 176
6,185
10. 745
16, 930
30, 300
6,060

4, 405, 710

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,640
8,040
44,240
16, 680
16,280
28,760

7,840

30,160

1
6

14
3
3

30
2

6,340
32, 300
94,560
20, 820
19, 220
201, 200
12,880

1 6, 340
9 69, 060

131 856, 940

127

809, 780

9 57, 460
12 76, 480

2 13, 680

""'2""'i2,'680
1 6,740
5 31, 900
485

3, 125, 900

18 109,520

1 6, 940

19 123,660
6 38, 040

1 6,540

1 6, 940
6 31, 500
S 31, 100

2 12, 880

6 38, 240
1 6, 940

1,999

11, 867, 126

4 23, 625
1 6,125

23 136,375

1 6, 250
6 34, 125

1 6, 436
3 15, 806
652

3, 664, 370

5,060
22, 240

6,810
11, 245
23, 116

5,435

1 6, 310
6 28, 426

6
94
1
4
5
1
6

26, 800
615, 516

6.685
22, 740
28, 675

5,185
32, 110

17,430

2 10, 870
2 10, 245
6 30, 486

4, 006, 140

172

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Civil Aeronautics Administration — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Genera] schedule ^ades — Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

2 $10, 995

2 $11, 620

2 $11,620

Claims examiner

1 5, 310

1 6, 185
630

1 5, 310
681

1 5, 310

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $5,370

582

3, 121, 850

3, 385, 470

2, 942, 715

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

4,033

4,104

3,733

18, 878. 640

19, 224, 445

17, 681, 015

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545

680

564

489

2, 775, 725

2,329,130

2, 045, 755

GS-5 Range .$3,410 to $4,160

639

572

564

2, 368, 490

2,162,020

2, 171, 490

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

769

60S

561

2, 649, 335

2, 087, 835

1, 954. 135

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

415

348

300

1, 318, 330

1, 113, 880

971. 720

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230

35 104, 010

36 105 960

26 77, 260

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .K56.1 to $5,316

301

284

229

1, 532. 690

1, 473, 335

1, 206, 385

CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to $4.900

43 190.950

44 197,100

39 r,4.975

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4.490.

200 810.750

200 817,125

176 727,615

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to .$4,035

133 482.055

136 608,360

122 459,470

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

86 286,800

66 224,960

45 154,320

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

7 22, 738

9 28, 526

8 25, 952

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

44 131.880

52 155, 720

37 110,470

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

63 173, 656

64 178,048

57 160. 504

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

2 5, 120

4 10, 100

4 10. 170

Ungraded positions at armual rates:

Rates of $5,060 and above

147 866,008

150 886,083

140 829.485

25 123, 947

24 122,180

22 112, 737

14, 131

13,816

72. 279. 312

12. 703

72. 950, 644

67. 269. 778

685. 1

965.9

679.4

3, 682, 818

5.003.867

3,728,666

Net permanent, field (average num-

ber, net salary):

United States and possessions

13, 413. 6

12, 825. 3

11, 989. 3

69,027,071

67,011,640

63, 274, 782

Foreign countries: United States

ra es.

32.3

34.8

34.3

240, 755

263. 805

266,330

Other positions:

93, 528

119.946

144, 713

145, 538

Intermittent employment

679 738

651 124

483 367

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base— .

264, 860

254, 679

244, 613

Pa>-ment aoove basic rates:

1,977,619

1, 946, 357

1, 848, 590

Nightwork differential

1 339 714

1 387 780

1 341 186

Living and quarters allowance

1, 895, 361

1,851,514

1, 660, 030

Additional pay for service abroad

368,877

380, 977

292, 200

All personal services, field .

76. 032. 236

73,917.262

69, 556, 635

82. 602. 271

80, 318, 244

75, 212. 130

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

80. 820. 787

78, 383, 421

73, 572, 208

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

1, 781, 484

1, 934, 823

1, 639, 922

Establishment of Air-Navigation
Administration

Facilities, Civil Aeronautics

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CIVU, AERONADTICS ADMINISTKATIOS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

961

85

829

746
85
786

690

85

728

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,955
GS-7.7

$3, 706
CPC-6.9

$4, 896
GS-7.5

$3,804
CPC-7.0

$4. 974

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3 794

Average grade...

CPC 7 0

01 Personal services:

$3,593,466
346,839

13, 521
75,906

$3,306,916
340,000

12.719
75.000

$3,068,266
340 000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

69, 170

Total personal services

4,029,732

3,734,636

3,489,236

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object cla.ssification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CIVIL AER0NACTIC3 ADMINI3TBATI0N—

continued

07 Other contractual services: Services

performed by other agencies

09 Equipment -

$659, 395

4, 858, 932

2,091,601

7,691

$632. 600

5,821, 03

2, 494, 758

7,000

4 loi 735

2, 039, 029
7,000

11, 647, 351

12, 689, 996

10, 700, 000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS

07 Other contractual services... ._

$5,606

$3. 104

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF SHIPS, NAVY

09 Equipment....

$22,500

$6,900

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all ottier positions,.
Average number of all employees

961

85

829

746
85
786

643

85
728

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,955
GS-7.7

$3,706
CPC-6.9

$4,896
GS-7.5

$3,804
CPC-7.0

$4,974

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,794
CPC 7 0

Average grade . .

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$3. 593. 466
346. 839

13. 521
75.906

$3,306,916
340,000

12, 719
75,000

$3,068,265
340,000

11 801

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base .

69, 170

4,029,732

5.606

659, 395

4,881,432

2,091,601

7,691

3, 734, 635

3,104

632, 500

5, 828, 003

2, 494, 758

7,000

3,489 236

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by otheragencies.
09 Equipment

407. 000
4 757 735

2, 039, 029
7 000

11,675,457

12,700,000

10,700,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of division . . _

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 10, 600
6 59, 200

28 247, 680

36 267,440

30 190, 400
1 6.340
1 6, 140

16 85,460

3 15, 930
1 5. 435
1 5. 560
3 13. 860

17 75. 485
12 50. 040
19 72. 790
36 122. 860
15 45, 930

1 2, 632

Niun- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-M. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

1 $10, 200

1 $10, 200

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Engineer... ...

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Engineer

36 269, 440
31 197, 940

36 271 440

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineer . _ _

31 199 740

Budget analyst .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

12 64, 595
3 16,305

12 65, 345

Supply, requirements, and distri-
bution officer

3 16, 430

Budget analyst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

3 14, 360

18 80, 565

4 18. 180

5 19. 925
36 123, 100

5 16, 790

3 14, 485

18 81 315

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545...

4 17, 808

GS-6. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

36 124 300

OS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,430

5 16, 030

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses . . .

228 1. 294. 832
54.2 300,087

164 830. 400
9 49, 824

154 837, 390
15 83 739

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment . . .

173. 8 994, 745

210
3,808

991

145 780, 676

139 753, 651

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

3,002
900

2,899
870

All personal services, departmental.

999, 754

784, 478

757,420

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

173

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Oeneral schedule grades:

li Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160

1 7,440
19 139, 160

1 6.340

1 6, 140

106 671,440

1 5,750
12 66, 750

2 10, 496

8 41,605

2 10. 120
78 411. 0.=.5

S 25, 300

3 13, 860
111 486, 630

69 278, 9,80
95 333, 075
38 123, 770
34 106. 140
5 14, 950

26 122. 815
43 171.820

16 60. 260

27 88. 240

3 9, 402

4 12.040

17 45. 384

5 12. 590

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160

Num
ber

1

- Total
salary

$9,360

^an»>i7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

2

1

1

80

1
12

1

6

2

70

5

2

90

59

79

25

27

5

23
43
15
19
3
3
12
5

15,280

6,540

6.340

510. 600

5.625
67,500

5,310

34, 110

10,120

385, 450

25.425

9.240

400. 950

249. 405

288. 265

88,575

86,450

15,350

111,870

172.070

55. 525

63.840

9,482

9,210

33.104

12. 800

2

15,280

GS-11. Range M.gi'o to $'6V94b:
Airplane pilot

1

75

1
10

1

6

2

63

5

1

88

56

57

22

28

5

18
43
14
14
3
4
14
2

6.340

Engineer

478. 500

OS-iO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Construction superintendent

5.750
55.250

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Construction superintendent

Electronic communication super-
visor...

5,310
34,235

10. 370

350.280

General supply superintendent

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

25.550
4.620

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .W,955

399. 415

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 .

238. 520

GS-5. Range $.3,410 to $4,160...

214. 495

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655,.

79. 450

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,4.30

89. 400

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to $3,230-.

15,350

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315.

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Ranee $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

89.295

172. 445

51.690

48.000

9.562
12.360
36.128

5.400

Total permanent, fieVJ

733 3, 290, 711
131.8 537,394
30. 8 154. 596

592 2,687,596
20 89, 586
16 71, 670

536 2
16
16

, 462, 355

Deduct:

73, 870

Portion of salaries shown above paid

73, 871

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

570.4

2,598,721

346, 629
9,713

14,388

74

60,453

556

!, 526, 340

340.000
9,717

14,000

100

60,000

504
2

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment -

,314,614
340.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

8,902
13,000

Nightwork differential

100

Living and quarters allowance

55,200

3,029,978

2,950,157

2

,731,816

4, 029, 732

3,734,635

3

, 489, 236

Technical Deyelopment and Evaluation, Civil Aeronautics Adminis-
tration

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel ,

03 Transportation of things. ,

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment-.

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

183
'175"

$5, 166
GS-7.7

$3,752
CPC-6.9

$862, 757
541

3,318
676

867, 292

14, 822
2,745
9,766

45. 995
5.2%

39. 953
116.824

29.931
1,955

1, 134, 579

1954 estimate

110

8

112

$5,563
GS-8.3

$4,069
CPC-7.5

$556. 009
39, 065

597, 362

7,360

2,320

8.400

33, 349

7,645

19.013

68.183

5.500

868

750,000

1955 estimate

103

5

103

$5, Ml
GS-8.3

$1,185
CPC-7.6

$531. 543
15, 413

2,044

549,000

7,560

2,130

8,069

31.347

6.710

17.343

69.394

7.600

847

700,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director .

Num
ber

1
1

1
4

- Total
salary

$11,800
10,800

10,400
40,400

Num
ber

1
1

- Total
salary

$11,800
11,050

Num
ber

1
1

- Total
salary

$11,800

11,050

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Engineer in charge. . _

2

1
6
1
1

1

20,400

8,360
63.360
8.500
8,960

7,040

2

20,400

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of branch-.

S

1
1

70,480
8,360
8,760

6

1
1

1

53,660

8,560

Supervising airplane pilot .

8,960

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

7,040

E-\ecutive assistant

1

1
3

7,840
7, WO
21,120

3

2
2
2
1

2
2
3
1

1

1
3
1

21,320
14, 280
14. 080
16. 080
7.240

12,280
12,880
17, 820
6,640

5,810
5,685
15,180
5,810

3
1

2
2

1

2
2
3

1

1
1
3
1

21.520

.\irplane pilot

7.240

14.080

8

1

5
7

68,520
7,040

31.100
42,980

16, 080

Physicist..

7.240

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Chief of branch

12,280

Engineer

12,880

Electrical engineer ,

17,820

1

1

8

6,340

5,685
41, 980

6,540

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Chief of branch

5,810

6,810

Electronics engineer ..

16,180

Photographer...

1

1

37

18

19

18

5

2

4
2
3
9
5
2
3
1

5,685

5,435

168,085

75,060

69,290

69,870

15, 310

6,220

19.636
8,676
12, 595
33,315
16,320
6,428
8,810
3,032

5,810

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

23

11

7

11

1

1

4
1
3
6
3

108, 466
48,245
26, 370
37, 725
3,270
3,230

20, 135
4.400
12, 970
22,710
10,000

23
10
6
10

1
1

4

1
3
6
2

109, 090

GS-6. Range .$:j.795 to $4.545

44,825

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

19,800

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $.3,655

35,190

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

3,350

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range .$4,150 to $4 ,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3 230

20, 510
4,525
13,220
22,910
6,960

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1

3.032

1

3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

183
8

804,410
41,653

110
6

685. 087
29,078

103
6

556,302
24, 759

Net permanent, departmental (av-

175

862, 757

541
3,318

676

104

556, 009

39. 065
2,288

98

631,543

Other positions: Temporary employ-

15,413

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

2,044

867,292

697,362

649,000

Federal-Aid Airport Program, Federal Airport Act, Civil Aeronautics
Administration

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
.A.veragenumber of all employees

292

2

310

152

2

153

89

88

.A-verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$6,730
GS-9.6

$6,288
GS-9.1

$6,047

GS 8.7

01 Personal services:

$2,073,072

12. 103

7,973

11. 104

$946,620
9,379

3,540
9,693

$528, 437

Regular pay in excess of 52-wcek
base

Payment above ba'=ic rates

2,033
5, ISO

Total personal services

02 Travel

2, 104, 252

97, 925

11,741

21,865

19.614

9.990

15. 721

320,820

23,787

945

10,902,171

135

640

969.332

83. 400

12,791

16,9)1

3,708

5.441

13, 556

250,000

19, 006

247

300,000

635. 660
54,800

1.650

04 Comniunicition services.. —

10,000

4,100

07 Other contractual services

8,300

Services performed by other agencies.

03 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment . .

125, 000

9,750

500

15 Taxes and asse-ssments

578

240

13, 529, 606

1,676,000

750, 000

270200—54-

-12

174

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION— Con.

Federal-Aid Airport Program, Federal Airport Act, Civil Aeronatics
Administration — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSOXAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 11,050
3 34, 900

2 20.000

3 31,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 11,300

2 23, 100

1 10.000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,300

1 11,300

Division chief - . -

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10, 600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 8, 360

1 8, 760

1 8.960
1 9,360

1 8. 560

2 18. 120

Chief of branch

3 26. 280
2 17. 320
1 8, 760
1 8,360

1 7.440

2 15,080
5 37,400
2 14, 480
1 7,240
1 8,040

1 6,740

1 6,140

2 13,480

Technical assistant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

1 8,040

1 8,040

Prograni analyst - -

1 7,440

1 7,440

GS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Agreements analyst

Civil engineer

1 6,940

Legal assistant .

1 6,940

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

2 10, 495
1 5, 810

1 4, 995

2 9, 910
8 34, 235

13 51,080

2 6, 430

3 9, 810

1 5,810

1 5.810

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 .

GS-7. Range -$4 205 to $4,955

1 4,205
6 26. 645
4 16. 390

2 6. 510
2 6. 540

QS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,S45 _.

2 8. 965

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

1 4. 160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 . .

2 6. 510

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

66 427, 035

29 188. 970
3.266

13 89. 425
1,640

1 3, 085

Net permanent, departmental (av-

67 430, 120
1,654

89

29 186. 704
714

13 87, 785

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-- ,
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

338

All personal services, departmental.

431.863

186, 418

88.123

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief of division

6 61, 200

1 9.160
Ifi 145, 160

1 8,760

6 55, 160
36 325, 760

1 9, 160

1 7,840
5 37, 200

35 265, 000
5 39.400

2 15. 280

3 22, 320
5 37, 600
3 23, 320

2 15, 280

28 181. 920

3 19, 820

4 41. 200
2 18, 520

4 41 200

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief of division

2 18, 720

Chief of branch

Deputy chief of division

"26 '183,266"

4 33,840

Operations officer-- -.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Agronomist -.-

4 30, 560
2 15,880

4 30. 560

Civil engineer

4 32. 160

Deputy branch chief _

4 32, 160

2 15. 280

37 247. 980
4 26, 960
2 12,880

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Civil engineer

24 156 560

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

4 22, 865
9 42, 470
I 4, 545
11 43,385
34 119. 630
8 26.000

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to .$4,955 ...

4 19. 320
4 17,680
4 16, 390
31 110,985
3 9, 970

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 ...

4 16, 015
10 36 230

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

226 1, 538, 235

123 766. 805
1 5.889

Deduct lapses

1 8 153

Add terminal leave in excess of lapses...

15 i04, 717

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

241 1.642.952

12. 103
6,319

10.968
47

122 760. 916

9,379
2.926

9.693

75 440, 652

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Additional pay for service abroad

Overtime and holiday pay

1,695
5,190

All personal services, field.

1,672,389

782, 914

447.537

01 Personal services

2, 104, 252

969, 332

535.660

Maintenance and Operation of Public Airports, Territory of Alaska,
Civil Aeronautics Administration

OELIG.ITIOXS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

49

3

46

60

5

51

79
3
75

.\yerage salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$5,797
GS-8.9

.$3,873
CPC-7.9

$5,506

$5,894
GS-8.9

$4,141

CPC-8.0

$5,164

Average grade

GS-8 9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3 773

CPC' 7 5

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$5,261

01 Personal services:

$219, 465
10, 362

844
69,030

$237. 186
12, 578

912

88,724

$356 853

Other positions

10.000
1 372

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

121 176

299,701

1.966

5.831

1.890

13. 672

11,334

56,271

32,427

1,737

339.400
3.430
8.194
3.931
28. 570
14.700
86.115
16. 210
1.450

02 Travel -

3.430
8.194

04 Communication services

3 931

28.570
14 700

07 Other contractual services

85.116

09 Equipment

15 210

1,450

424,829

500,000

650,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Manager

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Safety and security officer. -

Superintendent of maintenance

Gs-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Accoimtant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

OS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .$4,565 to $5,315

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

Ungraded positions at annual rates of —

$5,060 and above

Less than $5,060

Total permanent, field —

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment -.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.-.
Pa>'ment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Night work differential

.\dditional pay for service abroad

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,600

2 17, 320
1 7.640

1 6,140

2 13. 480

10. 745
5.060
4,830

11,106
6,830

2 10, 005
7 26, 680
6 21.410

16
3

86.383
12.731

49
6

249. 959
30.494

43 219. 465

10. 362
844

34. 755

2, 098

32, 177

299,701

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,800

2 17. 720
1 7,640

1 6. 140

2 13, 480

10, 995
5,185
4,955

11,480
6,910

1 5.315
8 32, 670

2 7, 570

22
11

124. 702
45. 702

60
14

310. 264
73.078

46 237, 186

12,578
912

50,114

4,443

34, 167

339,400

1955 estimate

Ntnn- Total

ber salary

1 $9,800

2 17, 720
1 7.640

6,740
13,080

2 11,120
1 5.186

1 4. 955

3 11.605

2 6.990

1 6.315

8 32. 670

14 48, 790

29
11

162, 332
46. 702

79 389, 644
7 32, 791

72 356, 853

10.000
1,3;2

73,246
6,001
41.928

489.400

Air Navigation Development, Civil Aeronautics Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CIVIL AERONACTICS ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

11
10

10
10

10
10

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$7,038
GS-9.6

$7,314
GS-9.9

$7,396

OS-9.9

01 Personal services:

$69,298
267

$72,463
279

$72,463

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

279

Total personal services

69, 565

72, 742

72,742

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

175

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

! 1955 estimate

CIVIL AEEONAUTICS ABMINI3TEATI0N—

continued
02 Travel

$8, 130

2

1,403

886

769

1, 406, 557

190

861

57

$9,000

78

1,600

800

200

647,000

300

200

80

$9 000

03 Transportation of things

78

06 Printing and reproduction

800

08 Supplies and materials

300

15 Taxes and assessments -.

80

1,488,420

732,000

732,000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS

07 Other contractual services

$75,000

$20,000

$20,000

ALLOCATION TO NAVY, BUREAU OF SHIPS

Average number of all emplovees

1

01 Personal services: Positions other

$5, 133
170

66,486

149

3,646

02 Travel

08 Supphes and materials

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

75,584

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF AERO-
NAUTICS, NAVT

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1
2
3

2
2
4

2
2

-\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$7, WO
GS-12.0

$5,207
GS-8.0

Average grade..

OS 80

01 Personal services:

$7,163
5.112

$10. 125
7,101

12, 275
1,837
1,862

77,478

17,226

2,630

2,631

109,013

02 Travel

08 Supplies and materials

2,631

109,013

93, 452

131,500

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
AIR FORCE

07 Other contractual services..

$201,500

$201 500

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

12
3
14

12
2

14

12
2

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$7,038
GS-9.7

$6,963
GS-9.6

$7 031

OS-9 6

01 Personal services:

$76,461
10,245

267

$82,588
7,101

279

$82,588
7,101

279

Other positions.

Total personal services _

86,973

10,137

2

1,403

886

142, 255

1,406,557

2,201

81,985

57

89.968

11,630

78

1,600

800

221 70O

89,968

02 Travel...

11 630

03 Transportation of things

78

04 Communication services .

1 600

07 Other contractual services.

991 7nn

2.931

109, 213

80

2,931

109,213

80

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred .

1,732,456

1,085,000

1,085,000

DETAIL OF I'ERSONAL .SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director of development

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 000

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salarj'

1 $12, 200

DETAIL OF PERSONAi. SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Executive director

Electronics research engineer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Electronics engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

E ngineer

.\dministrative ofiBcer

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-!. Range $3,175 to $3,655

1953 actual

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

By allocation accoxmts:
Department of the Navy, Bureau of

-Aeronautics

Department of the Navy, Bureau of
Ships

1954 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

1 $11,800

2 23,100

7,040
8.040
8.090
14.390

12
1

84,460
7,999

76, 461

10, 245
267

86. 973

12, 275
5,133

$11,800
11,800

9,800

7,240
8,040
8,340
11.355
3,175

83,550
962

7,101
279

89,968

72, 742
17,226

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800
11,800

9,800

7,240
8,040
8,590
11, 730
3,175

84,375
1,787

12 82, 588

7,101
279

89,968

72. 742
17,226

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD

Salaries and Expenses, Civil Aeronautics Board

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

585

5

574

561

556

Average number of ail employees

552

546

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5. 719
GS-8.5

$5,939
GS-8.7

$5 996

01 Personal services:

$3,276,913
30.686
12.874
18, 119

$3,274,215

$3, 274. 015

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates

12.315
19.470

12, 315
19,470

Total personal services

3, 338, 592

168, 543

3,624

47.414

33.016

52. 083

19. 264

59,487

43, 107

24. 898

385

3,762

3.306.000

176.000

8,000

62,000

33,300

54,000

19,300

55, 700

44,100

24,100

500

4,000

3 305 800

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things .

8 000

05 Rents and utility services.

33 300

07 Other contractual services . .

16 300

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

54,100

40 100

09 Equipment

18 100

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes nnri flssp-ssmpntu

500
4,000

Total obligations

3, 794, 175

3,787,000

3, 778, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000:

Member of Board

General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Executive director of Board

GS-16. Range $12,000 to .$12,800:

Director of bureau

General counsel

GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to .$11,800:

-Assistant chief hearing examiner

.Associate director of bureau

Associate general coimsel

Attorney-adviser

Chief hearing examiner

Chief International Civil Aviation

Organization oflicer

Chief of division

Chief, office of enforcement

Director of bureau..

Hearing examiner

Secretary of board

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75. 000

13, 000

12,200
12. 400

11, 800
11,050
11,800
54,000
11,800

10,800
77, 600
10, 800

2 23.600

3 32, 400
1 11, 800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75, 000

1 13, 000

12, 400
12,400

11.800
11.0.50
11.800
54.500
11.800

10,800
78,350
10. 800
23.600
75.850
11,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $75, 000

12, 400
12,600

11,800
11,050
11,800
54.750
11,800

78,850
11,050
23,600
76.350
11,800

176

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Civil Aeronautics Board — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Air transport examiner ,

Assistant chief hearing examiner

Assistant chief of division

Chief of division

Chief of section

Deputy chief of division

General attorney

Hearing examiner

Technical assistant

Trial attorney

Trial attornev, supervisory

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Aeronautical design evaluation en-
gineer

Aeronautical research, development

and design engineer

Air safety specialist

Airtransport examiner

Air transportation economist

Airworthiness inspector

Assistant chief of division

Assistant to chief of division _ _ .

Assistant secretary of board

Attorney-adviser Oegislative)

Chief, office of public information..

Chief of section

Economic liaison officer

Engineer

Flight operations specialist

Hearing examiner

Meteorologist _

Technical coordinator

Trial attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accident analyst

Administrative officer

Aeronautical research, development

and design engineer

Airman standards specialist

Air transport examiner

Air transportation accountant

Air transportation economist

Assistant chief of section,..

Attorney

Attorney-adviser

Business accountant

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Flight operations specialist.

Hearing examiner

Hearing officer..

Inquiry officer.

Organization and methods examiner
Princiral analyst and statistician...

Statistical officer

Tariff examiner

Trial attorney

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accident analyst

Administrative officer

Air intelligence officer

Air transport examiner

Air transportation accountant

Air transportation economist

Airworthiness inspector

Attorney-adviser

Business accountant

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Cost accountant..

Electrical and hydraulic systems

specialist

Foreign affairs analyst

Information and editorial specialist..

Tariff examiner

Trial attorney

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accounting and fiscal olEcer

Assistant chief, office of public

information

Assistant chief of section

Claim examiner

Confidential assistant (reports
writer and editor)

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accident analyst

Administrative assistant

Aircraft inspector

Air transport examiner

AiT transportation accountant

Business accountant

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Fiscal and accounting assistant

General attorney

Information and editorial specialist.

Legal assistant

Librarian

Position classifier

Nmn- Total
ber salary

5

10
1
1
S

1

2
15
5
1
1
3
1
2
1

$9,600
10. 000
19. 400
70. 200
67,800

29. 400
38,400
10,600
9,600
9,800

8,660

17, 320
8,560

69, 620

25, 680
8,960

35. 040
9,160
8,960
8,360
8,760

25, 880
8,560

44, 600
85, 800
8.960
8,760
68,080

7,040

7.240
1.5,080
109. 400
39, 000

7,240

7,040
21, 920

7,240
16,680

7,640

15,280
36, 400
7,240
7,640
7,040

1 7, 040

1 7,640

6 36, 000

6,640
6,940
6,340
99,240
38.440
19. 020
6,940
5,940
6,140
6,140
6,140
5,940

6,140
12, 080

5,940
13,280
30,100

5,875

6,125
6,000

5,310

10, 745
5.810

64, 470
32, 860
10, 495

11, 620

5,310
10, 120
6,810
5,060
5,185
6,560

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1

1
2

15
6
1
1
3
1
2

17
8
3
1
1
1
1
1
2

1
2
1

11
8
2
2
2

$9,600
10. 000

19. 600
70. 800
78. 200

9.600
29,600
28, 800

20, 400
19, 200

9,800

8,560

17.520
8,560

60, 120

25,880
8,960

17, 720
9,160

1

1

3

8,360
8,960
26, 280

1
1
3

8,560

8,960

26, 480

2 16,720

6 44. 800

10 86, 400

1 8, 960

60,120

7,640
7,040

7,440
15.280
111,000
39, 200

7,240

7,040
22. 320

7,440
15,880

1 7, 240

2 15, 480

7,440
7.640
7, 2-10
7,040
7.040
7.840
36, 200

6,940

106,380
50. 320
19, 420
6,140
6,940
6,340
6, 340
6.140
12, OSO

1 6,140
3 18, 620

13, 280
30,500

6,126
6,125
5,875

6,125

6,310
10, 996

5.810
60, 036
43, 2m
10, 746
11,620
10,245

10, 246

5,185
6,660

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1

1
2

15
5
1
1
3
1
2

$9. 600
10, 200
19, 800
71.000
78, 200

9.600
29. 800
29.200
20.600
19,400

9,800

8,760

17, 720
8.760

60, 920

26.280
9,160

17, 920
9,360

2 16, 720

5 45, 200

10 87, 400

1 9. 160

60,520

7,640
7,240

7,440
1.5, 680
112, 200
39, 400

7,440

7,240
22, 520

7,440
15, 880

1 7, 240

2 15, 680

7.440
7,640
7.240
7,040
7,240
7.840
37, 000

6,940

107, 780
50,720
19, 420
6,140
5,940
6,340
6.340
6,340
12,280

1 6, 140
3 18, 820

2 13, 680
6 30,900

6,125
6,250
5,875

6,126

6.436
10, 995

6,810
60, 785
38, 670
10. 870
11,620
10, 245

10, 495

6,185
6,686

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Punlications officer

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor .__

Tariff examiner....

Trial attorney _._ __.

GS-S. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.9.55.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160..

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,4.30

GS-2. Range $2,760 to -$3,2.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,2.30.

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032..

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director, Alaska office

GS-14. Range $9,6{i0 to $10,600:
Assistant to chief (supervisor).

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

A ir safety investigator

Air transportation accountant-
Chief of region

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Air safety investigator

Air transport examiner

Air transportation accountant.

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

.\ir safety investigator

Air transport examiner

.\ir transportation accountant .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Air transportation accountant.

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of .52-weels: base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad...

01

All personal services, field..
Personal services

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1

2

6

7

47

28

72

80

28

4

Total
salary

$5,685

5.310

10.870

30. 735

34.840

210.385

11.8.010

273. 270

272. 080

89.080

12, 120

2 6. 980

6 15. 952

527 3,033.142
16. 3 106, 857

610.7

2, 926, 285

27.894

1.109

11,519

9.160
71. 080

83.440
7.040
8,040

45. 380
6.540
19, 020

6.560
10. 995
33. 940
41. 700

58 352. 695
0. 1 2. 067

57. 9 3,50, 628

1,683
1,355

6
13, 781

367. 4.53

3, 338, 592

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 810

1
2

5
7
48
23
76
66
26
4

5,435

10. 995

26. 925

36. 090

216.340

98. 536

2SS. 000

227. 790

84.060

12, 280

2 6.060

5 13. 660

511 3.026.000
8 8 78,342

502.2

2, 947, 668

11,045
6.000

2, 964. 703

1 11.050
3 28.800

9 79. 040
1 9,360

12 90. 480
1 7. 040

1 8,040

6.540
19,220

5.685
10, 995
41. 885
13. 980

50 332, 115
0. 2 5. 568

49. 8 326, 557

1,270

13, 470

341. 297

3, 306, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 810

1

2

5

7

48

23

75

64

26

4

2

5

6,660

11,120

26,300

35.340

219. 465

99.660

292. 625

222. 800

84.940

12, 520

6.140
13.800

507 3. 033. 440
9.9 80,730

497.1

2, 952, 710

11,065
6.000

1.775

1 11,050
3 28, 800

9 79. 440
1 9,360

11 83, 640
1 7, 240

1 8, 040

6,740
19,420

5,810
10. 995
42, 010
14,140

49 326, 686
0. 2 5, 380

48. 8 321, 305

1,250

13, 470

336, 025

3, 305. 800

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY

Salaries and Expenses, Coast and Geodetic Survey

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

19,54 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

1, 795

569

2,135

1,704

494

2,026

1,490

385

1,714

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 306

as-6.0

$3,032
CPC-4.1

$5,293
$3,358

$4, 370
GS-6.0

$3. 102
CPC-4.1

$.5, 413
$3,348

$4,419

Average grade

GS-6.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,162

Average grade

CPC-4.1

Ungraded positions:
Wage Board employees (average
salary)

$5, 502

Crews of vessels (average salary)

$3,316

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

177

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.
Personal service obligations:

Pprmanpnt pn<!itions

$7, 306, 601
306. 072

1,611, ass

26. 596
253, 147

327, 776

$7, 186. 565

138.290

1, 613, 550

23,900

146,160

335, 000

$6, 292, 675
64 490

Other positions

Crews of vessels

1 210 375

Regular pay in e.tcess of 52-week base..-
Pavment above basic rates

20, 745
102 960

Allowances for subsistence and quarters

Total personal service obligations.,-

9.832,080

9,343,465

8, 010, 245

Direct Obtigalions
01 Personal services . _

9, 028, 387
597.821
139.238

32. 410
290.897

97. 713
115. 727

61,472
208, 717
218, 835
773. 574
190,000
378,831

303,150

1,670

16,064

8, 757. 450
62S,320
136, 670

64,280
239.780
118,000

83,725

39. 570
200. 000
210. 000
744. 730

75,000
263, 130

340. 000

750

14. 765

7, 699. .545
614. 300

02 Travel -

04 Communication services - -

66 560

102. 930
90,000

06 Printing and reproduction

Services performed by other agencies-

37. 305
175.000

Rations, crews of vessels

175 600

619, 166

Chart and bond paper

09 Equipment

168 955

12 Pensions, aimuities, and insurance

claims (pay of retired otiicers)

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

367, 000

7.50

14 440

Subtotal

12,454,506
6.103

11, 916, 170
6,170

10. 215, 990
5,990

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

12. 448. 403

11,910,000

10. 210, 000

ObligatiOTis Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

803,693

97, 249

7,397

81

2,318

1,803

91, 435

287, 336

186, 675

581

586,015

16, 100

2,500

SO

1,200

300

66,940

225, 000

27,715

310, 700

02 Travel-..

200

03 Transportation of things

04 Commimication services _

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials __

35, 100

150, 000

20, 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1,478,568

925,850

616. 000

13,926,971

12,835,850

10,726,000

Consolidated scliedule of personal services paid from accounts of Coast and Geodetic

Survey

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief, division of tides

and currents..

Chief, division of instruments

Chief, geomagnetism branch

Chief mathematician

Chief, nautical chart branch

Chief, reproduction branch

Chief, seismology branch

Physical science administrator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant chief, aeronautical chart

branch

Assistant chief, nautical chart

branch

Budget officer

Chief, chart compilation section

Chief, chart distribution branch

Chief, coast pilot branch

Chief, ciurent and oceanography

branch

Chief, currents branch

Chief, geographic branch

Chief, hydrographic section

Chief, oceanography branch

Chief, predictions branch

Chief, section of field records

Chief, section of geomagnetic oper-
ations

Chief, section of gravity and as-
tronomy

Chief, section of leveling.

Chief, section of triangulation

Chief, tides branch

Geophysicist

Personnel officer

Photogrammetrist -

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 000
10. 200

9,600
10,000
10, 000

9,600
10, 000
10,000

8,360

8,360
8.360
8.360
9,160
8,360

8,760
8,760
8,360
8.760
8.960
8,960

8,760

8.360
9,160
8.960
8.960
16. 720
8,360
9,160

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 200
10. 400

9. SOO
10, 200
10. 200

9,800

10,200

8,660

8,360
8.360
8,360
9.160
8,360

8,960

8,760
8,360

9,160
9,160

8,960

8,560

8, 360

9. 160
8.960

16. 920
8.660
9,360

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,200
10. 400

9, 800
10, 200
10. 200

9,800

10,200

8,560

8.660
8,560
8.660
9.360
8,500

8.960

8,960
8,560

9,160
9,160

8,960

8,660
8.660
9.160
9.160
17. 120
8,660
9,360

DETAIL OF PEESO.VAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040;

Cartographer

Cartographic engineer

Chief, special chart section

Chief, transportation map section. .

Chief, U. S. chart section

Classification officer

Geodetic engineer

Geophysicist -

Mathematician

Naval architect

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer

Photograrametrist

Placement officer

Technologist.

O.S-11. Ranee $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, distribution branch

Cartographer

Geodetic engineer

Geophysicist

Instrument maker

Librarian

Mathematician...

Mechanical engineer

Nautical scientist

Oceanographer

Organization and methods exam-
iner. -

Personnel assistant

Photogramraetrist

Position cLassifier

Technologist.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,685:

Accountant

Budget analyst

Cartographer

Cartographic engineer..

Editorial specialist

Geodetic engineer

Geophysicist

Instrument maker

Mathematician

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Position classifier

Printing and publication officer

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to ^,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $.3,655

03-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230.

Q S-1 . Range $2,500 to $2,980 -

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.2.30 -

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates-
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:
Range $7,093 to $7,842:
Chief, aerolithographic section 1 - .
Chief, aerolithographic section 2. .
Chief, layout and planning sec-
tion...

Chief, lithographic chart review

section

Chief, lithographic press section.-
Chief, nautical lithographic sec-
tion 1

Chief, nautical lithographic sec-
tion 2

Chief, topolithographic section —
Chief, transfer and process section.

Chief, type service section.

Range $6,906 to $7,613:

Chief, photographic section

Range $6,718 to $7,426:
Assistant chief, aerolithographic

section 1

Assistant chief, aerolithographic

section 2

Assistant chief, layout and plan-
ning section

Assistant chief, Uthographic press

section

Assistant chief, nautical litho-
graphic section 1

Assistant chief, nautical litho-
graphic section 2

Negative engraver... _

Range $6,631 to $7,218:
Assistant chief, transfer and

process section

Range $6,344 to $7,010:

Assistant chief, photo section

Assistant chief, type service sec-
tion ,...,—,

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $137, 920

7,640

7,040

7,840

8,040

7,040

22. 620

21, 320

82, 240

7,240

7,440

44,240

29,940

7,040

7,640

1954 estimate

6,140
6,340
6,540
238, 480
5,940
12.880
6,340
5,940
31.600
6,940
6,740
6,340

3 19, 020

1

1

94

1

6, 340

5,186

5,185

509. 390

5,435

31, 735
15,430
48,790
102, 390
16, 805
42, 730
5,685

1

1

8

90

58
108
109
90
31
4

5,310

5,185

38, 210

409. 655

244.360

402. 795

367, 825

282, 220

91.010

10,880

3.430
3,520
6.588
15, 270
61,344
2,420

7,779
7,779

7,779

7,779
7,779

7,779

7,779
7,779
7,779
7,779

7,671

7,363

7,363

7,363

7,363

7,363

7,363
7,363

7,176
6,344
6,989

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $139. 720

7.640

7,240

8,040

8,040

7,240

22.920

21. 720

75. 800

7,240

7,440

44. 840

30, 340

1

1
1
1
1
3
3
10
1
1
6
4

1956 estimate

1 7, 840

1

1
1
35
1
2
1
1
5
1
1
1

6,140

6,540

6,740

235, 740

6,140

13, OSO

6.340

5.940

32. 100

6,940

6.740

6,540

1 6. 540

1 5. 940

3 19, 220

1 5. 940

1 6, 340

1
1

91
1
1
6
3
9

18
3
8

5,310

6,310

503, 700

5,560

5,060

32, 485

15,805

49.915

104. 640

17. 180

43, 730

6,060

1

8

89

55

107

109

90

30

4

6,310
38, 835
412, 200
233, 725
403, 010
375. 265
2S4. 070
90.100
11, 200

3.535
3,600
6,748
15, 670
66,400
2,490

7,842
7,842

7,842
7,842

7,842

7.842
7,842
7,842
7,842

7,613

7,426

7,426

7.426

7,426

7,426

7,426
7,426

7,218
6,677
7,010

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $116,600

7,840

7,240

8,040

8,040

7,240

23,120

21,920

60. 120

7.440

7,640

37.200

30, 740

1 8,040

1 6, 340

1 G, 640

1 6. 740

31 208,980

3
1
1

1
1

75
1
1
3
3
9

16
3
7

13,280
6,640
6,140

25, 360
6,940
6.940
6.540

6.740
6.140
19.420
6,140
6,540

5,436
6,436
412.865
5,685
5,185

16, 930
16,180
50,415
93,520

17, 565
38,295

6,185

1
1
2
4
18
1

5,436

39,460

304, 815

157, 585

256, 260

316, 965

256, 800

85, 240

8,460

3,636
3,680
6,828
13,000
51, 456
2,560

7,842
7,842

7,842

7,842
7,842

7,842

7,842
7,842
7,842
7,842

7,613

7,426

7,426

7,426

7,426

7,426

7,426
7,426

1 7, 218
1 6, 677

1 7,010

178

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Coast and Geodetic Survey — Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from accounts of Coast and Geodetic
Survey — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates-
Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or abov^-Con.

Range $6,344 to $7,010— Continued

Chief, plate and process imit

Negative engraver

Supervisor, pressroom

Range $6,136 to $6,802:
Printing plant repairer

Range $5,970 to $6,594:
Assistant chief, plate and process

unit

Chief, finishing section

Negative engraver --

Shut supervisor, type service
section

Range $5,767 to $6,386:

Mono cast machine operator

Multicolor lithographic pressman
Photographer

Range $5,595 to $6,178:

Mono cast machine operator

Process plate shift supervisor

Transfer shift supervisor

Range $5,387 to $5,970:
Foreman, special services imit —

Lithograph ic pressman

Photographer —

Tnansferrer -.-

Range $5,221 to $5,762:
Assistant chief, finishing section..

Hand compositor

Mono cast machine operator

Process platemaker

Transferrer.-

Range $4,846 to $6,346:

Negative engraver

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses —

Savings due to use of former pay scales
for part of year

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary) _..

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of ,52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay..

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Electronic scientist

Geodetic engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Cartographer

Chief, magnetic observatory

Chief, seismological field survey...

Electronics scientist

Geodetic engineer

Geophysicist.

Mathematician

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

C artographer

Chief, magnetic observatory

Geodetic engineer

Geophysicist

Photogrammetric engineer

O.S-O. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant -.

Cartographer

Electronics scientist .

Geodetic engineer

Geophysicist

Laboratory electronics mechanic...

Mathematician

Navigation specialist ..-

Photographer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,656

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230....

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades
CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

C PC-T. Range ^%m to $4,035

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num-
ber

1

14
1

Total
salary

$6, 344

97, 846

6,781

1 6, 573

1 6, 573

43 275,823

1 6, 573

1 6, 365
10 63. 650

2 12, 730

12, 314
5,595
6,157

5,949
92, 749
46, 510
17, 847

6,491
28, 185

6,491
38, 107
28, 185

10 53, 021
95 339,760

1,071

6, 109, 771

143 621. 963

928

4, 487, 1

Num-
ber

42

Total
salary

$6, 677

99, 511

7,010

6,802

6,694

6,594

275, 469

6,386
63, 8.56
12, 772

12, 356
6.178
6,178

6.970
95. 520
46, 884
17, 910

6,762
28. 810

6.762
39. 789
28, 810

53,456
348, 190

5, 118, 893

156 647,108

16, 961

17, 538

123, 795
27, 306

4, 666, 446

8,560
9,160

7,240
22. 320
7.440
7,440
52,880
7,640
7,640

65, 460
12, 480
12,280
19. 420
17,990

4, 456. 824

64.230
6.200
16, 737

37, 962
17,500

4, 587, 453

Num- Total
ber salary

1

12
1

1

1

40

$6, 677
84,115
7,010

6,802

6. .594

6,594

262, 906

6,594

6.386
63. 856
12. 772

2 12. 356
1 6. 178
1 6. 178

1 5, 970

10 59, 703

8 47, 756

3 17,910

6,762
23,046

6. 762
40. 327
23. 046

53. 466
284, 746

4, 348, 006
132 574, 195

3.773.811
22. 000

18. 440
11,600

3, 840, 004

8,760
9,360

7,440
22. 720
7,640
7, 640
46, 440
7,840
7,840

56, 460
12, 480
12, 680
19, 820
18,190

4

21, 740

4

22,115

21

111,886

21

112, 510

1

6, .560

1

6,685

13

72, 155

11

60,910

12

63. 220

12

63, 720

2

10. 620

2

10, 870

12

63, 615

12

64.115

2

10, 370

2

10, 620

1

5,660

1

5,686

1

4,996

1

6.120

105

478.900

105

488. 275

96

394. 925

96

402, 425

125

462. 645

125

472, 645

105

351, 925

105

367, 525

113

352, 080

113

358,880

78

226,420

7S

231, 860

31

85,500

31

87, 230

2

8,800

2

9,0.50

3

11,005

3

11,205

2
2
3
3

4
18

1
10

9

2
10

8.760
9.360

7,440
14, 880
7,640
7.640
46. 840
7.840
7.840

50. 120
12. 680
12. 680
20, 020
18, 190

22, 865
95. 705
.5. 810
56. 476
46, 790
11, 120
52, 995

1
1
73
67
90
70
79
67
25

2

2

5,810
.5, 246
335. 715
274. 120
332. 670
232. 160
245. 780
167, 150
70. 070

9.300
7,770

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field- Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial
grades — Coni tnued

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454.

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment —

Part-time employment

Crews of vessels

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...
Payment alaove basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential —

.Additional payment for services
abroad

All personal services, field.

Commissioned officers:

Director (relative rank, chief of bureau.
Navy)

Assistant director (relative rant, rear
•admiral. Navy)

Hydrographic and geodetic engineer:

Relative rank, captain. Navy

Relative rank, commander. Navy —
Relative rank, lieutenant command-
er. Navy

Relative rank, lieutenant, Navy

Jimior hydrographic and geodetic en-
gineer (relative rank, lieutenant,
junior grade. Navy)

Aide (relative rank, ensign. Navy)

Total permanent,

officers

Deduct lapses

commissioned

Net permanent, commissioned offi-
cers (average num.ber, net salary).
Payment above basic rates:

Flight pay

Living and quarters allowance.

All personal services, commissioned
olRcers

Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Salaries and expenses

Consolidated working fund. Coast and

Geodetic Survey —

Allocations received

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber sal:iry

2 $6. 640

1 3. 0.54

2 6.900
1 2, 420

1954 estimate

769 3. 007. 784
161 514, 180

618 2, 493, 604

15, 142

1,611,888

11, 162

121, 406
33, 335

18, 998

4, 706, 382

1 11,915
1 10,315

15 132, 789
75 542. 765

23
12

133,411
54,654

11 41,800
47 136, 904

185 1,064,653
12 46, 797

173 1,017,766

3,117
327, 776

1, 348, 649

10, 710, 477

9, 832, 080

636, 649
241, 748

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $6, 800

1 3, 134

2 6, 060
1 2, 490

766 3. 044. 139
177 729, 638

689 2. 314, 601

173, 660

10.240

1, 513. 500

9,249

88.470
32. 867

14, 800

4.157.377

1 11,915

1 10,315

16 133, 616
78 564, 638

17 100, 224
10 47.915

16 57, 000
46 134, 042

183 1,059,666
3 9, 166

180 1,050.500

4,500
335, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $3, ,520

1 3, 214

1 3,150

1 2,560

558 2. 220. 824
85 334, 494

473 1, 886, 330

54. 060

10. 440

1, 210. 376

7.915

41, 132
23,280

12. 570

3. 246. 092

1 11.916
1 10.315

133, 617
542, 766

16 93, 822
10 47, 916

23 86, 880
38 110,212

179 1,037,442
8 52, 942

1,390,000

10, 134, 830

9, 343, 465

171 984, 500

4.600
319,000

1,3

1,000

8, 394, 096

383, 851

BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Business and Defense Services Adminis-
tration, Department of Commerce

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

Total number of permanent positions

FuU-tiine equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

5,974

14

3,746

1,128

2

764

900

6

871

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,606
GS-8,2

$6, 516
GS-9.2

$6,629

A verage grade

GS-9.4

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$23, 063, 119
106, 893

40,581
48, 725

5,628

$4. 996. 050
22.500

17, 560
4,000

310,000

$6, 758, 650

78,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

22, 760

6,300

Other payments for personal serv-
ices

Total personal services . -

23,264,946
665, 204

14, 174
710,366

60,111
499, 128

6,350,100

211,100

3,700

257, 000

10,500

243. 500

5, 865, 700

02 Travel

348,200

4,200

266,100

06 Printing and reproduction

293, 000

departmp:xt of commerce

179

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES

ADMINISTRATION — Continued
07 other contractual services.

$197,711

1,280,361

63,551

3,105

285

63,393

$59, 900
130,000
41.300

$66, 400

Services performed by other agencies.

302, 250
67,150

09 Equipment-

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities ...

15 Taxes and assessments .

10,400

15,000

26,822,325

6,317,500

7,228,000

ALLOCATION- TO DEFENSE AIR
TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION

Total number of perm.inent positions...
Full lime equivalent of all other positions
.\verage number of all erapluyees

14
2
10

6
2
8

6
2

8

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

Average salary

.\verage grade

$5, 501
GS-S.4

$6,395
QS-9.3

$fi, 233

G.'i-g 0

01 Personal services'

Permanent positions

$47, 371
21,844

110

$35,8.50
21.500

150

$36 660

Other positions.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

21, ,600
150

69, 325

10. 870

2,547

1,754

472

557

2

260

57. .500
10.300
2. 300
2.000
300
500

57, 300

02 Travel.

M Communication services

0t> Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

9,700

2,300

1,.'<00

300

09 Equipment .. .

100

100

Total obligations..

85, 787

73. 000

72, 000

ALLOCATION TO BfREAI- OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent position.*?

5
4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.\verage salarv

$4,929
GS-7.2

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ..

$23,088

85
822

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

Total obligations. .

23,995

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

5,993

16

3,760

1,134
4

762

906

8

879

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,605
OS-8.2

$6,516
OS-9.2

$6,629

Average grade

QS-9.4

01 Personal services:

$23,133,578
128,737

40,776

49,547

5,628

$5,031,900
44.000

17,700

4,000

310,000

$5, 794. 300

Other positions

99.600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base. . .

22,900

6,300

23,358,266

676, 074

14. 174

712. 903

60.111

500.882

198, 183

1,280,361

6!, 108

3.107

2S5

63,653

5,407,600

221,400

3,700

259.300

10,500

245,500

60,200

130,000

41,800

5, 923. 000

02 Travel- I

03 Transportation of things

357.900
4.200

268,400

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

294.800

66.700

Services performed by other agencies.

302. 250
67, 660

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16,566

15,100

Total obligations

26,932,107

6, 390, 500

7, 300. 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates equal to or in excess of
$14,800:
Administrator

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1955 estimate

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Num- Total
ber salary

$115,000

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Genera! schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800;

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 14.800

1 14, 800

1 14. 800

1 14, 800

1 14.800
1 14.800
1 14. 800

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Assistant administrator, facilities

Assistant administrator, industrial
and agricultural equipment

Assistant administrator, produc-
tion and distribution controls

1 $14, 800

Assistant administrator, program
coordination

Assistant administrator, technical
er4uipment and consumer goods.. -

Deputy administrator ..

1 14, 800

2 26, son

1 $14, 800

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

2 26, 800

Assistant administrator, public re-
lations staff

1 13. 200

1 13. 000
4 52. 000
10 l:!0. I¥J0
1 13. 200

1 13. 200
1 13,000

Assistant administrator, small busi-
ness

1 13,200
1 13,000
5 65, 200

Deputy assistant administrator

Director, division

. .

5 65,400

Director, industry advisory com-
mittee staff

Director, field service

1 13, 2(X)
1 12.00(1

i 13,200

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Adviser

1 1 2, 000

Assistant administrator, adminis-

1 12.000
4 48. 600
1 12.200
1 12.000
1 12. 000

1 12.000

1 12.000
11 132.400
7 84. 000

2 24,400

Chairman. appeals board

Deputy assistant administrator,
public information staff

1 12,000

Deputy assistant administrator,
small business

Deputy director, division

17 205,000
1 12. 000
1 12,800

17 20.5.600

Director, division

Director, small business

1 12,800

2 24. tKlO

3 24.200
1 12. 000

Special assistant to administrator...

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Adviser .

1 10,800
3 34, 150

6 68, 050

Attorney adviser

9 99. 700

2 21. 600

1 10. 800

10 110.000

Assistant chief, branch

1 11,800

1 11, 300

1 11,800

2 22. 100
1 10,800

1 11,050
1 10, 800
4 44,200

1 11,050

22 23S.600

1 10, 800

Assistant to the director, field serv-
ice

2 21, 600

1 11,800

2 22, 850

1 11,060

2 21.600

1 11.800

Business economist

2 22, 100

Chairman, industry evaluation
board

1 11,300

Civil engineer

Confidential assistant to the ad-

1 10,800
1 11, 800
8 87, 400

1 10, 800
5 55. 250
1 11,800

1 11,050

Deputy director, field service

1 11,800
10 108,000

1 10,800

19 208.460

1 11,800

1 IL.'iOO

1 11.0,50

1 11.800

5 54, 750

25 271,000

90

1,012,500
1 10, 800
1 10, 800

1 11,800

2 21,600
1 10, 800
1 10, 800

1 11,800
6 64, 960

Director, air transportation divi-

1 11,050

Director, division

4 44, 460

Director, technical services

Executive director, appeals board...

1 11,800

2 22, 850
2 22,850

2 23, 100

1 11,800

17 188,600
35

392, 500

15 166,000

Industrial specialist

32

Information and editorial specialist-
Information specialist

International economist

351, 100

2 22, 100

Laboratory specialist

Orders and regulations analyst

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

3 29, 800

3 29,800

4 38, 600

4 39, 000
10 96, 400
4 38.600
7 67.600
60 589.600
1 9.600
1 9.600

1 9.600

2 19,200
1 9. 800
I 9.600

3 28, 800
105

1,029,000

4 38,400
91 891,800

7 68,200

GS-14. Ranee $9,600 to $10,600:

3 30, 000

Assistant to the director, field serv-
ice

1 9,600
1 10,000
4 39,200
7 68.400
1 9,600

1 10.000

Business economist

4 39.600

1 10.600

Chief, program coordination .

1 9.800

Director, division .

1 9.600

1 9,800

Executive oflicer

1 9,600

1 9,800

40

383,000

24

237. 200

26 256,000

32 318,600

Information and editorial specialist.
Information officer

1 10,600

1 10,600

180

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRA T/OiV— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Business and Defense Services Adminis-
tration, Department of Commerce — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to .$10,600— Con.

Num
ber

1
4
3
5

- Total
salary

$10,000
39.400
28. 800
48.000

Num
ber

1

- Total
salary

$10,000

Num- Total
ber salary

Investigator . . - --

Labor specialist

1

9.600

4

1
3

1
1
3
3

1
4
3

38.600
9,600
29, 800
9,600
10, 000
29, 000
29, 800

8,960
33,440
27, 080

Organization and methods examiner.

Program analyst

Security officer

1
2
1

10, 200
19,600
10, 600

Special assistant, liaison

Statistician

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer .

3
1

1

26.080
8,660
8,360

Assistant to administrator

6

4
12

2
27

2

41, 800

36, 040
100, 720

16,720
227, 320

16, 720

Business analyst

1
6

9,360
44,400

Business economist

4 $36 240

Chief, branch _.. __ .__

Chief, section.-

4

33, 840

Compliance officer, field service

4

33, 640

Construction engineer

4 33. 840
1 8. 960
1 8, 360

4 34, 840
269

2, 320, 440

5 42. 800
113 982,680

13 111,080
8 68, 680
4 33,440

6 50, 160

1 8, 360
8 66,880

2 16, 720
1 8,360
1 8,360

Deputy executive officer . _

1

9,160

1 9 160

Employee relations officer.

54

470, 240

37

Industrial economist

326, 120

20

1
1

170, 600
9,360
8,360

48 313 280

Tnfnrmntion spprinTi^t

1 9 360

Operations review officer

Orders and regulations analyst

Placement officer

1

8,360

Planning officer

Records officer

1
3

2

8.660
26,080
17,720

Statistician

14
2
3

6
4

5
4
9

16
1
1
2
1
191
1
4

68

10
1
7
3
I

18
3
3
2
1
1
9
1
1

16

1

2

2

3
13

1

1

1

1

2
2
146
6
25
7
1
2
6
1

117, 240
17. 620
25,280

42,440

28, 160

35, 800

29. 160

66.360

113.640

7.040

7,040

14,280

7,040

413,640

28,360

507, 520

71,400

8,040

49,680

21.120

7.840

128. 520

21.120

21, 120

14.880

7,040

7,040

63, 760

7,440

7.040

89, 700

5, 940
12, OSO
12, OSO
18.820
78. 420

5.940
6.940
6.940
6,940
6,340

11.880

11.880
905. 300

37, 440
152, 700

41, 680

6, .MO
11,880
35, 640

6,940

6 50, 560

Training officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

3

22, 320

1 7, 240

Attorney adviser

1
3

7,240
22,620

Business analyst .

2 15, 480

Business economist ...

Chief, section

2

14,480

Communications specialist

Construction engineer... . ._

Economic analyst

1

7,240

Electrical engineer. _ _

Industrial analyst

14

102, 160

24

Industrial economist

173.160

13

98,620

Information and editorial specialist..

International economist

Investigator

2

14,280

Labor specialist

Librarian -.

1
1
2
1

1

7,840
8,040
14, 480
7,240
7,840

1 8,040

Organization and methods examiner

Placement officer

Position clas<:ifier-..

Printing and publications officer

Program reports officer

1 8,040

Special assistant, liaison

Statistician

3

1

21, 920
7,440

2 16 280

1 7, 640

Training officer

GS-1 1 . Range $5,940 to $6,940:

2

12,880

1 6, 140

Attorney adviser

Budget examiner . ...

1

6.140

1 6,340

Business analyst

Business economist

1

6,140

1 6, 140

Chief, section

Chief, summary writer

Committee operating assistant

Communication specialist

1

6.140

1 6, 340

Construction engineer

Employee relations officer

Geographer

1

6,940

1 6, 140

Illustrator

Industrial analyst

25

161,900

24 160,360

Industrial economist..

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist

6

32, 600

7 43, 780

International economist

Investigator .

Labor specialist .

Orders and regulations analyst

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBvicBS — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.
Organization and methods e.^aminer.

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $35,840

5 30, 100

6 37, 040
1 6, 940
1 5, 940

12 72,280

Num
ber

- Total
salary

Num
ber

- Total
salary

Placement officer

Position classifier... . _

2

$13,280

Records analyst

Space analyst

1

1
1

1
10

5,940
6.140
6.640

5,935
55, 475

6
1
1

$30,900

Technologist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Accountant

2 12,680

3 15, 305

29 153,490
1 5,000
1 5.185

4 21. 366

11 57.910
1 6. 810

1 6. 436
121 641.386

9 46. 640
19 99. 140

2 10. 245
2 10. 995
2 10. 870
1 5,310
8 41. 480

1 5,060

2 10,870
1 5,185

16 83. 710

14 72. 340

1 5. 560

1 5. 060

2 10. 370

12 57,315
351

1, 662, 205
153 625,886
765

2, 846, 525
632

2, 106, 200
371

1,151,650
22 63, 140

1 2, 974

4 11.960

84 226,928

6,740

7

39,670

Attorney adviser. ... __

1
3

6.810
15, 930

I

6,810

Chief, section _.

Correspondence specialist ..

Employee relations officer

18

100, 885

13
1
2

69,030

1

6,810

10, 870

Information and editorial specialist.

2

11, 246

2

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

6

32,486

Position classifier

Records analyst

1

1
4
4

6,310

6.060

23,240

20,740

Space analyst ...

Statistician .

3

4

16 930

Summary writer

21,365

Technologist... ,

Training officer...

1

6,186

Transportation economist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

8
64

65
106

74

60

4

39, 210

305, 870
237, 225

427,460

266, 870

166, 540
12,440

4
53

38
81

53

29

4

20.366

OS-6. Range .$3,796 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

240, 465
163, 835

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

316, 210

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

181, 655

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

91, 630
12 620

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230...

1
4

2,910
11,968

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032..

2

6,140

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

4,431

26,377,672
1,633

7, 141, 886

828

6,616,683
318

2. 016, 933

656

4

26

439, 126

77, 075

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

2,798

18, 235, 786

87, 766
32, 593

43, 732

510

3,599,650

44,000
12, 170

4,000
310,000

629
4

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

362,050

99 600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

17,370
6.300

Other payments for personal servicer:
Payments incidental to reduction in

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bin-sable details

6,628

All personal services, depart-
mental

18, 405, 505

3, 969, 820

4

486 220

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Attorney ..

11 120,060

1 10,800

2 22, 600
1 11,800

13 148,400

6 58,200

3 28,800

4 40.200

16 158,200

1 9,160
3 25. 080

21 183.160

5 41,800

17 145,320
27 22,5.920

6 50,360

22 164,480
20 142,000

1 7, 840
96 679.440

23 162. 620

7 49.280

14 85. 960
1 6, 940

222

1.323.080

District manager

2

22, 850

2

23,100

Economic analyst

13

148,650

13

149, 650

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney

......

1
16

1

9.600
168,200

9,160

1
11

1

9,600

District manager

109, 200
9,360

aS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative service officer

Business analvst .

28

249, 080

23

205,680

District miinagcr .

9

77,040

7

60,720

Information specLalist .

..:::::::::::::

0S-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Business analvst

30
2

1

226,600
14. 480

7,840

28

212, 520

District manager

Deputy administrative service
officer .

X

8,040

Information specialist

OS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

19

119,660

18

112. 620

Tndn.strial apftlyst

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

181

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule ^ades— Continued
GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.
Information speci:ilist

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $18,820
112 669,880

1 6, 140

2 10,870
1 5, 060

24 128,815
48 249,005
95 490.825
38 171,790

4 16, 680
63 237,330

341

1,155,635

269 829.390

14 39, 620

4 10,928

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

22 $118,695

18 $97,455

Investigator (compliance)

16 74, 905
1 4, 545

40 154,650

88

312. 200

16 52, 480
1 3,230

10 49,175

OS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545 _

1 4. 545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4. 160

32 126,820

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

71

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

254. 065
13 42, 990

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230 -

1 3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

1,562

7,942,178
616

3, 044. 386

308

1,763,865
68

331,616

251

1,477,670
9

45,420

Net permanent, field

946

4,897,792

23,856
17,115
8,183

337

6,478

248

1,432,260

242

Other positions:

1,432,260

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.—
Payment above basic rates:

5,530

6,630

Additional pay for service abroad

4,952,761

1, 437, 780

1.437.780

23, 358, 266

6, 407, 600 6. 923. 000

1

BUREAU OF FOREIGN COMMERCE

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Foreign Commerce

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

284

1

253

221

443
1

212

404

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 896
GS-8.7

$6,264
GS-9.0

$5,801

GS-8.7

01 Personal services:

$1, 516, 347
7,183

4,873
9

$1,322,660

$2, 370, 205

10,000

Begular pay in excess of 62-week

6,240

9,600

1,000

1,628,412

10,850

6

16. 595

110. 614

4.344

6.337

12.313

980

1, 327, 900

16,000

25

25.000

118.775

4.800

7.300

11,220

880

2, 390. 806

02 Travel

64.000

10,100

04 Communication services

39. 230

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

227,000
34.100

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

12,000
22,065

700

1,690,451

1,611,900

2, 800, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 12, 200

2 22. 600

1 11.050

2 22. 850
8 90.900
2 23, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 12, 200

2 22,860

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 400

QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

1 12, 400

GS-15. Rmee $10,800 to $11,800:

2 22. 850

1 11. 800

2 22, 850
7 80. 100
2 23. 600

1 11.300

9 102. 450

Director of office

2 23. 600

2 23,600

Executive secretary .

1 11,800
4 47, 200

4 39,400
.. 1 _ ^9, 600

1 ll.ROO
4 47,200

4 39.800
1 9,800

1 11.800

4 46,200

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Business specialist

6 49, 800

Deputy assistant director

1 9,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental — Continued
Genernl schedule er'ides— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10.600— Con.

Deputy director of division

Director of division

Executive officer

International economist

Publications officer

Transportation economist-

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant publication officer

Business specialist _

Chief of section

International economist-

Statistician.--

Transportation economist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Budget analyst-

Business specialist-

Chief of section

International economist

Legal analyst _

Publications editor

Statistician

Transportation economist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant execitive secretary

Business specialist

Chief of section

International economist

Legal analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner _._

Publications editor

Statistician

Transnortation economist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant.-

Assistant chief of section-

Business specialist

Files supervisor

International economist

Organization and methods exam-
iner __

Publications editor

Statistician

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955-

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4, 160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430. _

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-.-

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)..

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 200
10.600
50, 600
9,800
10,200

1 9. 360

20 175. 400

1 8, 300

7.240
28,660

8.040
59. 920

7.240
14, 080

7,440

6,540

30. 500

6,940

145, 020

6,140

1 6. 340

2 12. OSO

3 18. 620
1 6, 740

1
3
4
1

12

1

2

4

1

39

18

50

20

13

1

6.660
16. ISO
21.490

5. 435
63,470

5.185
10, 495
21,210
4.870
176. 995
77.685
191, 625
70. 380
40. 430
3,150

284 1,674,550
32 168, 203

252 1, 516. 347

7.183

4,873

9

1, 628. 412

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

I $10. 200
1 10. 600
6 60, 800

10, 400

1 9,360
18 159.880
1 8, 560

7,240
21,720

8.040
67,160

16, 080

1
3
1
10

6.740
18.420

6.940
65, 400

1 6.640

2 12, 280

3 19. 620
1 6, 740

5, 685
11,245
22.116

6.560

8 44, 855

1
2
2
1
33
16
39
16
3

5.310

10. 745

11.245

4.996

154. 140

70, 595

155. 740

57. 375

9,810

221 1,384.5,35
9 61, 875

212 1, 322, 660

6,240

1,327,900

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

S
I
1
9

1
2

1
4
3
32

1
1

$48,000
10,400
10,600
89,600
9.600
20,000

8,360
34, 840
26, OSO
277. 520
8,560
8,360

1 7,440

7 60, 480

1 8. 040

20 145, 200

2 16. 080

1 7. 040

2 14, 080

1

11
1

28
1

6,940
66. 140

6,940

172. 920

6,940

1 6,540

2 12. 480
6 31.900
2 12, 680

1
3

13
1

24

1
2
3
1

64
23
80
44

6,810
16,430
6S.030

5.685
126,316

6.435

10.995

16.430

5.120

287. 370

99,285

298.175

146. 820

18,600

443 2, 570, 160
40 199. 956

403 2, 370. 205
10. 000
9.600
1,000

2, 390, 805

Export Control, Bureau of Foreign Commerce

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

BUBEAU OF FOREinN COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

864

1

755

640

1

620

443

1

428

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 159
G^-7.4

$5. 327
QS-7.5

$5,600

GS-7.7

01 Personal services:

$3,937,021
3,340

13,602
3,495

$2, 792, 247
5,800

13, 298
3,000

$2,382,180

6,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

9,420

2,000

3, 957, 458

21,959

680

79, 798

2,680

99, 461

14,352

134. 999

26, 917

1,623

328

8,589

2,814.345

20,325

1,100

85, 045

420
68, 750
11. 150
89, 500
23, 066

300

2,398,600

20, 126

1,100

86, 260

420

66, 325

10, 076

Services performed byotheragencies.

104. 000
19,945

1,700

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

i.666

450

4,348,744

3, 116. 000

2, 709, 000

182

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF FOREIGN COMMERCE— Continued

Export Control, Bureau of Foreign Commerce — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

AtLOCATION TO BUREAU OF CUSTOMS,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

Total number of permanent positions

330
324

248
236

226
214

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 586
GS-5.0

$3, 769
GS-5.1

$3,837

GS-6.1

01 Personal services:

$1. 155, 860

3,949
23, 402

$881,600

3,400
20,000

$798. 600

Regular pay In excess of 52--week

3.100

20,000

1,183.211

5. 046

383

17. 681
1,965
9,763

18, 047
22. 897

7,149

906, 000
6,000
1,500
18,000
300
8,200
20, 000
18,000
8,000

821, 700

6.000

1.000

18,000

300

8,000

18.000

10, 000

8, 000

1, 266, 022

986, 000

891, 000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1, 194

1

1,079

888

1

766

669

1

642

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,723
GS-6.8

$4, 892
GS-6.8

$5,003

GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

$5, 092, 881
3,340

17, 651
26, 897

$3. 673, 847
5,800

16, 698
23,000

$3, 180, 780

6,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

12, 520

22,000

Total personal services

5, 140, 669

27, 005

963

97, 379

4,635

99,461

24,105

134, 999

44,964

24, 520

328

15, 738

3, 719, 346

26, 325

2,600

103, 045

720

68,750

19,350

89,600

43, 065

18,300

3, 220, 300

02 Travel -

26, 125

2,100

104. 260

720

66. 325

18, 075

Services performed by other agencies.

104, 000
37, 946

11, 700

13 Refunds, awards and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments .. .

9,000

8,460

5, 614, 766

4, 100, 000

3, 600, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director of office

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director of division

Chairman, appeals board

Criminal investigator

Deputy chairman, appeals board.

Deputy director of office

Director of division

Executive secretary

Policy analyst .

International economist

Staff director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to .$10,600:

Assistant director of division

Assistant executive secretary

Attorney adviser

Business analyst

Chief of section

Commodity-industry analyst

Director of division

Executive secretary

International economist

Investigator --

Program officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant executive secretary

Attorney adviser. --

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 000

22,350
11, 650
11,050
11,800
11,800
68,560

22,860
21, 850
11,050

30, 400

3
2
3
25
1
1
1
4
2

1
2

30,000

19,400

29,600

246.600

9.800
10,600

9,600
40,000
20,200

9,160
16, 920

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 000

2 22. 600
1 11.5.50
1 11.300

11,800
69,050
10,800
34, 900
10, 800
11,300

30.600
9.600
30. 200
29. 000
30.000
180. 200

1 9.800

2 19,800
2 20,200

8,560

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 11, 650

1

11, 300

1 11, 800

7 80, 600

1 10, 800

3 34, 900

I

3
1
3
1
2
15
1

11,300

30,800
9.600

30. 600
9.800

20. 400
150, 800

10,000

1 10,000

2 20, 400

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS^ia. Range .$8,360 to $9,360~Con.

Chief of section

Commodity-industry analyst

Customs liaison officer

Information and editorial specialist .

International economist

Investigator

Organization and methods examiner.

Power engineer

Program officer

Project analyst

Trial attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Business specialist

Chief of section

Commodity-industry analyst

Field liaison officer

Fiscal and financial economist

Investigator

International economist

Organization and methods examiner.

Project analyst

Review officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer —

Business analyst

Commodity-industry analyst

Editorial and information specialist

General investigator

International economist

Newswrlter

Organization and methods examiner.

Program assistant

Review officer

Statistician

Trial attorney

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810;

Administrative assistant

Attorney adviser

Business analyst

Chief of section .-.

Chief of unit

Commodity-industry analyst

International economist

Organization and methods examiner

Project analyst

Program assistant

Review assistant

Statistical assistant

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370.... -

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range .$2,7,50 to .$3,230.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Num-
ber

2
15
1
1
6
6

Total permanent, departmental . .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates

All personal services, departmental. -

Field;
General schedule grades;

OS-13. Range .$8,360 to .$9,360;

Administrative officer

Business analyst —

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Business analyst —

Customs agent,

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Business analyst

Customs agent

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;
Commercial agent..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4.955....

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656...

G S-3. Ranee $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to .$3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range •$2,652 to $3,032

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary).. - .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates... ..-

01

All personal services, field.
Personal services

Total
salary

$17,
128,

1
6
1
3

6
1

38
1
1

14
5
5
2
4

1
4

31
1
1
4
1
7
2

22
1
1

3

1

6

1

2

32

5

6

2

2

12

1

1

65

29

141

148

114

1

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2
11
1
1
3
4
1

$17, 120

96, 560

8.560

8.560

26, 680

34, 640

8,660

1955 estimate

35,600
7,040
276, 120
7,040
7,240
103, 160
37, 400
36, 000
14, 280
28,160

6,940

24, 760

188, 740

6,640

5,940

24, 160

6,940

42, 980

11,880

135, 080

6,540

5,940

16, 055
6. 185

30. 860
5.310

10, 245
169, 670
27, 050

31, 985
11,620
10, 495
63, 970

5,560
5,120
291. 200
128, 100
636, 685
512. 860
363. 326
2.830

14, 360

3 25, 680
1 8, 760

4 34, 440

3 22, 520

1 7, 040

24 177, 360

10 75, 000

3 21, 920

1 7,240
3 21, 720

2 14, 480

1 6,140

2 11,880
20 123, 000

1 6, 740

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$17,620
80,640
8,760
8,760
17, 120
26,280
8,660

26,280

16,280

7,240

113,400

11
1
1
2
2

84,440
7,240
7,440
14, 680
14, 480

6,140

3
1
8
1
14
1
1

3
1
9
1
2
25
1
4

18, 220
6,940

52, 520
6,140

89,660
6,740
5,940

16, 305
5,185

48.290
6.436

10, 370

138, 600

6,810

21,990

12 75, 280

838 4, 306, 776
109 504, 477

729 3, 802, 298
3.340
13, 137
3,496

3, 822, 270

8,360
8,360

22, 620
7,240

8 47, 920
4 24, 360

16, 555

35. 266
623. 165
348, 670

19, 610
236. 740

20,690

134
101

6
78

7

2,662

356 1, 321, 897
7 31,314

349 1, 290, 583

4,414

23,402

1, 318, 399

5, 140, 6

10, 746

60, 040

5,685

6,245

238, 330

126, 805

416, 925

321,445

295, 176

3,230

11,888

616 3,269,918
119 600,801

496 2,669,117
5.800
12,828
3,000

2, 690, 746

8,360
8,560

7,440

7 43, 180
5 29, 700

7
73

3
103

4
60

7

38, 796
308. 466

12. 886
389, 105

14.220
185. 880

19,260

2,712

273 1, 068, 552
14 63, 822

259 1, 004, 730
3,870
20,000

1,028,600

3, 719, 345

12, 480
6,940

69, 660
6,140

57, 660
6,740
6,140

11,245
6,310
33, 235
5, 560
10, 620
55, 976
11,120
16, 930

5,435
34,110

29
24
73
53
60
1

138, 695
106, 455
296, 930
192, 035
203, 480
3,230

9,096

420 2, 346, 251
14 79, 231

406 2, 267, 020
5,000
8,980
2,000

2. 283, 000

1 8, 360
1 8, 560

6
5

7
67

3
87

3
60

7

37,440
29, 700

39, 170
283,735

13,115
342, 920

10. 645
188. 660

19,810

2,792

249
14

992, 347
78, 587

913. "60
3,540
20,000

937, 300

3, 220, 300

DEPARTMENT OF -COMMERCE

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OFFICE OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Business Economics

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Ob'ect classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

164
154

142

138

157
153

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 659
OS-8.3

$5, 817
GS-S.5

$5,834

GS-8.5

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions-

$862, 519
3,330

$778, 175
3,005

$861, 327

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

3,253

865, 849

2,018

7

8,712

75,566

5,076

33,800

4.499

841

781, 180

2.500

25

7.000

93.920

3.500

20,000

2,800

675

864, 580

02 Travel

3,500

03 Transportation of things

25

11,500

06 Printing and reproduction

103, 420

3,500

Services performed by otheragencies_

20,000
2,800

15 Taxes

675

996.368

911,600

1,010,000

DET.IIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director

Chief statistician _

Chief of division __

Business economist _

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Business economist

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant to director

Business economist

Government accountant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Business economist

Statistician

GS-ll. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Fiscal and financial economist

Business economist

Budget analyst

Statistical analyst...

International economist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Business economist

Statistician

Fiscal accountant

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4.160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655....

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range .$2,5.52 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental...
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salarj-)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

01 Personal services

Num-
ber

Total
salary

I $12,400

23,600
11,800
68,260
II, 050

49,200

8,360
77,240
18,520

67,160
7,040

6,140
95,100
6,740
5,940
6,340

76.216
5,685
5,185
5,370
76.985
91. 570
133, 610
45.515
12,840

6,064

164 922.919
9.7 60,400

154. 3 862, 519
3,330

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,400

2.3.600
11,800
34. Rm
11.0.50

49.800

8,560
78,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
10

$12,600

23,600
11,800
23,100
11,300

50,000

8,660
87,400

10 75, 600
1 7,240

1

14
1

6,140
89.960
6.740
6.940
6, 340

71,030
6.685
5.310
5.370

69,200

88,275
103,285

31,855
6,620

6.064

142 820, 654
4.5 42,379

14 104.560
1 7,240

15

1

1

1

18

22

27

6,340
108, 980
6,940
6,140
6,540

81,900
5,810
5,436
5,370

83,065

97,345
107, 580

32, 095
6,700

6,064

157 906, 464
4.6 46,137

137. 5 778, 175 138. 5 861, 327
3,005 3,253

781, 180

864,580

MARITIME ACTIVITIES

Salaries and Expenses, Maritime Activities

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

3,960

2

3,333

3,387

2,915
5

3.026

2,735

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$6,413
GS-7.9

$5,661
GS-8,2

$5,824

Average grade-,.. „

GS-8.5

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 aciual

1954 es-imate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

$3,185

CPC-4.7

$3,636

$3,214

CPC-4.6

$3,626

$3,252

Average grade. ...

CPC-4.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,623

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

$15, 604, 866

10. 181

58.673

197.829

10, 138

$14,423,770

$13,036,766
26,000

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...
Payment above basic rates

53,880

123,600

8,000

50,260
119, 800

Other pa>Tnents for personal services...

13,376

Total personal service obligations...

15,881,687

14, 609, 250

13. 246, 200

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services

02 Travel

13. 667. 680

121,215

43, 210

124,607

143. 219

74. 866

389,649

396, 677

518,664

876, 714

4,273

1.167

28.145

12, 404, 200
129,890

90,200
143, 770
187, 640

70,000

281,040

806, 700

1,100,400

301, 860

11, 268, 100
108.990

03 Transportation of things

69, 800
134, 970

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

242, 690
66,000
260,750

Services performed by other agencies.

723,000
870, 660

09 Equi[iment

261, 000

10 Lands and structures

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments. --

200
27,300

200
26,550

Total direct obhgations ._

16,390,086

15, 543, 200

14,011,700

Obligations Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

2,214,007

43,455

3,366

47,017

69, 786

9,016

7,752

2,172

26,225

2,424

2,205,050
47,000
12,600
46,000
78,000
7,000
9,600

1,977,100

02 Travel

69,000

03 Transportation of things

6,500

04 CoTiimnnipiition sprvirp-S

40,400

05 Rents and utility services

45,700
7,000

07 Other contractual services . ,

9.200

Services performed by other agencies

45,340

2,600

100

3,650

36,540

13 Refunds awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments -

5,366

2,710

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

2,430,586

2,456,840

2, 184, 150

18,820,672

18,000,040

16, 195, 8f0

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Chairman- -

Member of board

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Deputy administrator

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Chief of otBce

Comptroller _

Director _

General counsel-

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant chief of office-

Assistant to administrator

-Assistant to chairman

Assistant to deputy administrator..

Budget officer

Chief of division

Chief of office

Deputy comptroller

Deputy director.-

Naval architect

Procurement officer

Secretary -..

Tanker adviser.

Traffic specialist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Assistant chief of division

-\ssistant chief of office

.\ssistant to administrator.

-■Vttomey

Budget examiner

Chief of division

Claims examiner

Government aid examiner

Hearing examiner

Information officer

Marine engineer

Naval architect

Organization and methods officer. . .

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000

2 30,000

1 14,800

2 24, 200
1 12,200
1 12,000
1 12, 000

2
1
1
3
1
22
9
1
2

21,600
11,800
11,050
33,650
11,050
246, 350
100.200
11,050
21,600

1 11, 300
1 11,800

10,800

39,200
128.200
39,800

9,800
111,000

9,600
10,600
10,600
20,600
39,600

9,800

1 9,800
1 10,200

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000

2 30,000

1 14,800

2 24, 400
1 12.200
1 12,000
1 12,200

1

1
1
2
1
18
8
1
1
2
1
1
1
2

4
10
2
1
9
1
1

10,800
11,800
10.800
22,850
11,050
203.150
90.160
11.050
11.050
22,860
11,300
11.800
10.800
22.100

41,000
98,800
19,400
9,600
91,600
9,800
9,800

10,200
39,600
10,000
10,600

1 10,200

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16, 000

2 30,000

1 14, 800

1 12,200

1 12, 400

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

1 ll.O.W

10,800
23,100
11,300
216, 700
78,100
11.300
11. 3CH)
11.800
11,550
11, 800
10,800
11,050

4 41, 200
10 99,600
2 19,800

8 81,600
1 9, 800
1 10, 000

10,200
40,250
10,000
10,600

1 10, 400

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

MARITIME ACTIVITIES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Maritime Activities — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBViCES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Personnel oiticer

Planning assistant

Rate analyst -

Security officer

Subsidy operations examiner

Spectil assistant to administrator. ..

Tanter adviser.

Technical assistant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accomitant

Administrative officer

Allocations analyst

Assistant secretary -

Attorney -

Auditor -

Budget examiner

Charter specialist.. - --

Chief of branch...

Chief of division

Chief of section

Claims examiner...

Cost engineer

Deputy security officer.

Engineer ---

Government aid examiner

Industrial specialist

Information assistant

Insurance examiner

Interdepartmental liaison assistant.

Investigator

Labor economist

Marine engineer

Naval architect

Operations analyst ----

Organization and methods examiner.

Planning assistant

Regulatory investigator —

Safety engineer

Special assistant

Trade route analyst

Transportation utilities accountant.

GS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Allocations analyst

Assistant to chairman...

Attorney

Auditor

Budget examiner..

Business economist

Assistant chief of branch

Chief of branch..

Chief of section

Cost engineer

Claims examiner

Engineer

Government aid examiner

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Insurance examiner

Marine engineer

Naval architect...

Operations analyst .

Organization and methods examiner.

Preservation analyst —

Requirements analyst

Ship-operations analyst

Subsidy rate analyst

Technical assistant

Trade route analyst _.

Traffic analyst

Transportation economist

Transportation specialist

GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accoimtant

Administrative assistant —

Allocations analyst

Assistant chief of section

Assistant to administrator

Attorney

Auditor

Budget examiner —

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Claims examiner

Cost analyst

Disposal analyst _

Examiner

Industrial specialist

Insurance examiner

Inventory analyst

Labor economist

Marine engineer

Materials inspector

Naval architect-

Operations analyst

Organization and methods

examiner

Personnel assistant —

Position classifier..

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

3 30. 400

1 9. 800

1 9, 600

1 10. 600

6
1
1
1
13
3
5

19, 600

62, 160
8,760
8,560
9,800
111.760
27, 680
43, 800

23 201,080

1 8. 360

3 25. 480

4 34, 640

8,760

33. 440

42. 000

17, 120

8,660

8.660

8,760

8,560

8,960

70. 280

51.560

18, 720

17,320

9,360

1 9. 360

2 16,720
1 8. 360
1 8, 360

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

13
1
1

7
2
7
2
4
7
6

96, 020
7,040
7,040
53. 480
16,280
52. 280
15. 480
28. 760
54,680
46,440

4
1
1
2
1
14
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
5
1
2
1

11
3
2
1
1
2

14
2
2
6
7
6
1
1
1
2

8,040

210, 920

29, 160

7,040

7,240

14, 880
7,840

103, 960

14,080

7,240

7,040

7,240

15, 680
15,280

8.040
37,400

8,040
14.280

7,040

71, 740

19, 820

11, 880

6,740

6,940

12,680

88. 560

11,880

13,680

38. 640

45. 580

37. 440

6.940

5,940

6,940

11,880

1
3
2
1
1
1
1
1

6
1
2
1

11
3
4
1

23
1

$10, 000
30. 400
20. 000
9,800
10,600
10, 600
10, 200
10, 000

53, 160

8,960
17, 320

8,560
96, 760
27, 680
36,040

8,760
203,080

8,560

6,140

57, 460
74,340
61, 320

12,480
18, 020
12, 680

43,000

17, 120

8,760

52, 160

42, 400

17, 520

8, 660

8.660

8.760

8.760

8,960

9,360

70, 880

18, 720

17. 260

9,360

1 9, 360
1 8, 560
3 25, 080

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,200

3 30. 800

1 10. 000

1 9, 800

82. 840
7,040
7,040
47, 160
16,280
45. 240
8,040
21.920
30. 660
23.320
8.040
15.480
120, 640
29, 660

7,840

104, 760

97, 320

14. 880

7,440

7,240

14, 880

15, 680
16,480

8,040
22. 620
16, 080
14.680

62. 920
20, 020

6,940

18, 620
69,540
17, 820

19, 620
39, 040
19, 020
25, 160

6,140

1 6,140

2 11,880

6.940
71.640
54, 620
39,840

12, 480

18. 420

19, 220

1 10, 600
1 10, 200
1 10, 200

6
2
1
1

10
2
4
1

21
1

63, 760
17, 720

8.760

8.760
87, 800
IS. 520
35,440

8,760
186, 760

8,560

3 26,'

8.360
61.720
42. 400
8,960
8. 760
8.760
8. 9R0
8.760
9,160
9,360
62, 920

2

17. 720

1

9,360

1

8,360

8.760

33. 440

8,760

67, 760
7,240

6 47, 360
2 14, 280
6 45, 440

7,240
45, 840
14,680

8,040
16, 480
62, 880
29, 560

8,040
133. 120
83, 340
22, 920

1 7, 240
1 7,440

15, 4.80
8,240

14, 280

16, 080
14,880

68, 660
20, 220

6,940

6,940
58,060

12, 280
6,940

32, 300

13. 080
25, 960
12, 680

1 6,140
3 18, 420
1 6,740

6,940
6,740
40, 640
27, 160

6.340
18. 620
13,280

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades- Continued
GS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Preservation siuveyor

Purchasing agent

Rate analyst

Research analyst

Ship sales analyst

Statistician

Subsidy rate analyst

Supply officer

Survey analyst

Trade route analyst

Traffic analyst

Transportation economist.

Warrants specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Accountant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Accoimtant

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief of branch

Attorney adviser

Auditor —

Budget examiner

Chief of branch

Chief of section..

Chief of unit

Claims examiner

Collection assistant

Contract analyst

Hearing examiner

Industrial specialist

Insurance examiner

Inventory analyst

Liaison assistant

Naval architect

Operations analyst

Publications writer

Pin"chasing agent

Records analyst

Ship sales analyst

Shorthand reporter

Statistical assistant

Subsidy rate analyst

Survey analyst

Tariff and agreements examiner. ..

Trade route analyst

Transportation economist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370...

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955....

GS-«. Range $3,795 to $4.545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.6.55

QS-3. Range $2,9.50 to .$3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to .$4.036

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to .$3,032

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $19,420

22
5
1
2
4
4
2
2

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses .-

1,163

6, 692, 072
136.4

769, 163

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Living and quarters allowance

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other accounts for reim-
bursable details

All persona! services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Coast director

Foreign representative

GS-14. Ranee $9,600 to $10,600:

Area representative

Construction representative...

District chief

District comptroller

District manager

Foreign representative-

Operations assistant

Property and supply officer.. ..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Area representative.. —

Assistant district comptroller..

Auditor

Cargo specialist

Chief of branch ^

Construction representative. .

District counsel

Executive assistant.. -

Fleet superintendent

Foreign representative

5,500

124, 070
27, 675

5,186
10, 120
21, 490
21, 865
10, 370
10, 620

5,060
39, 670
16, 930

5,685

5.685
16, 180
22.240

5.560

5,980
27, 175
27, 0,50

6,310
22,490

6,060

49
132
182
132

14

6,060

6,810

37,645

6,060

21, 490

21,990

5.810

4,995

373,115

212. 706

623. 130

641. 225

433. 065

42,200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $20,020

6,140

6,140
12.280
68, 860

6.140
45, 380

6.340
13, 880

6,940

20 112,450
7 39, 045

22,115
16, 930
10, 620
11,120
5,185
17,680
22,740

22,615
11. 120
5.685
5.980

21. 490

22, 365
5,435

11, 620

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $20,020
1 6, 940

12,280

52, 320

6,140

39, 040

2 13, 880
1 6, 940

12

67, 095
45, 355

1

5,810

2

10,745

1
3

6,810
16,055

2 6. 982

3 9. 690
10 28. 800

1, 026. 6

6, 822, 909

10, 181
21, 879

6,161
4,419

2,005

5, 867, 664

34, 650
23,350

10, 400
50,200
19, 200
29, 800

37, 920

6,310

21. 865

27,800

5,810

4,745

302, 370

179, 410

409. 445

612. 906

361.806

34,410

2 6, 982

3 9. 690
9 26, 888

981

6, 760, 360
112.2

676, 655

5, 083, 695

19,120
7,500

11,120
6,935
6,810
6,980
5,310

11, 745
5,560

11.745
6,435
6,060

22,740

5,310

21, 865

21,990

1

48
37
83
125

4,745
228, 716
164,605
334, 525
451, 275
223.260
18, 940

1 4. 135

2 6.540
7 21, 064

4, 770, 944
«.9

202, 338

758.1
4,668,1

25,000
10,850

7,000

6,110,316

3 34, 900
2 23, 350

9,600
41.000
10, 200

8,560
43. 200
16, 720
8,360
8,360
88,400
42, 200
27. 080
26, 480
70, 480
17,720

10, 600
60. 800

9,600
30. 200
10. 000

9.600
52. 400
10, 200

8. 7B0
43. 400
17, 120

8,360

71,680
61. 120
27. 080
26. 680
71. 8,80
17, 930

4,611,456

34, 900
23,600

1 10,600
4 41, 400

30, 200
10, 200
9.800
21, 200
10, 400

8.760
43. 800
17, 120

8,660

64,120
27.080
18. 120
26. 080
72, 480
18, 120

DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE

185

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule prades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Information officer

Marine surveyor

Operations analyst

Property and suppiv officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Assistant to coast director

Auditor

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant district comptroller.

Chief of branch

Chief of section

District personnel officer

Fleet captain

Fleet engineer

Foreign representative

Marine surveyor _

Operations assistant

Purchasing officer

Shipbuilding inspector

Ship repair estimator

Ship repair and maintenance spe-
cialist—

Shipyard superintendent

Terminal superintendent

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accoimtant

Administrative analyst

Assistant fleet captain

Assistant fleet engineer...

Assistant terminal superintendent..

Attorney

Auditor

Charter assistant

Chief of branch

Disposal agent

District counsel

Fire and damage control superin-
tendent

Fleet electrician

Foreign representative

Marine surveyor... _

Operations analyst

Operations assistant

Personnel assistant...

Port captain

Property and supply officer

Purchasing officer

Repair cost analyst.

Shipbuilding inspector

Terminal supervisor..

Warehouse superintendent

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of branch. __

Assistant chief of section

Auditor

Chief of branch

Inventory surveyor

Maintenance engineer

Maintenance supervisor

Operations assistant

Purchasing agent _

Shipkeeper

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant...

Assistant warehouse superintendent

Attorney

Auditor

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Industrial speciaUst

Inventory stu-veyor

Maintenance supervisor

Marine surveyor

Operations assistant

Personal property disposal officer...

Personnel assistant

Purchasing agent

Records analyst.

Research analyst

Shipbuilding inspector

Steward, deck and engine super-
visor..

Supply cataloging supervisor

Survey analyst...

Warehouse supervisor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-8. Range .$2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

I $8,360
3 26,280

2 17, 120

22,720

7.840

89. 080

22. 720

7,240

22.920

16. 080

21.120

69. 720

60.920

8.040

69. 420

7.040

8.040

151. 440

7, MO

2 14,480
4 31, 9I»
2 15,080

S
1
5
6
2
1
27
1
6
X

50,120

5,940
31,300
38,440
13,680

6,940
167,065

6,740
40.240

6, MO

3

94

1

15
2
3
1
2
1

48
1
4

1
1
1
1
1
5
3
2
2
26

198,480

51,320

17,820

607,360

5,910

98, 980

12.080

19. 420

6.540

13.880

5.940

298. 320

6,740

26, 560

6,126
6,126
6,125
5,7S5
6,000
29.250
18. 125
11.000
12,125
147, 690

8 42, 980
7 39, 046

2
43
1
2
1
3
1
2
4
2
2
7
2
1
26

3
3

2

1

6

91

102

79

111

180

42

4
3
17
85
63
6

10, 495
267, 835

5,560
11,495

5,060
16, 805

5,810
10,245
20. 615
10. 870
11,120
38, 670
11. 120

5.060
128,440

16. 430

15. 306
10. 995

6.185
30. 845
427. 780
441.515
302. 635
391.865
574. 395
124.300

16. 460
12. 105
60.160

269. 510
161.409

17. 716

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,360

2 18. 720
2 17, 320

3
1
12
3
1
3
2
3

23,120

7,840

90.480

22, 720
7.440

23. 120
16. OSO
21. 720
60.920
61. 320
15.080
61.120

7.040

8.040

181. 800

7.040

2 14.480
4 31.960

63.200

6.140

25.360

38,840

6,940

157, ,560

6,940

26, 900

6, MO

32 201,280

8 61.920

2 11,880

55 361,900

14
2
3
1
3
1

47
2
6

89.960
12.280

19. 820
6. 740

20. 820
5.940

291. WO
13.680
33,700

6,260
6,000
18. 375
29.750
12, 125

44 258,125

38, 170
33, 735

5,685

10, 495

243,660

5,560

1 5, 185
7 39, 295
1 5, 810

4
2
2
7
1
1
16

20,990

10, 870

11, 245
40,295

6,310
6.000
86,085

20.365
16. 930

4
74
69
71
91
124
20

4

1

10

55

59

6

21. 480
354. 210
294. 140
279. 180
324. 305
405. 440

60.600

16,710
4,035

35,200
178, 530
183, 130

17, 792

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,660

2 18, 720
2 17, 520

4 30, 560

11 82. 040
1 7,640

31.160

8.040

21. 720

61. 320

62. 120
15. 080
53. 4S0

7.240

8.040

81.440

7.240

2 14.880
4 32, 360

38. 440

6.140

25. .560

39,440

1
21
1
4
1
1

5.940
130. 600
6.940
26. 960
6,640
5,910

32 204,080

8 62, 720

2 11,880

37 261,580

7
2
3
1
3
1
18

46, 980

12,480
19. 820

6.740
20. 820

6.140
119, 520

6 33,900

6.250

6.125

18. 625

30. 125

12,125

44 262.600

32.985

34, 110

6,810

37 209,555
1 5,685

39,920
5,810
5,185

16. 055
5.185

11.370

17, 430

1 6, 185
3 16, 805

1 5. 060
1 5, 435

21.605
246. 620
180. 316
236. 260
263. 620
284. 046

43,220

16. 710
4.035

31. 520
178. 770
158. 220

18, 032

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $6,060 or above:

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,240
31 162.533
25 131,385
1,363

4. 863. 048

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,240
31 162, 533
15 80,081
1,220

4.343.981

Num- Total
ber salary

31 $162,533

Tug m<aster

15 80, 081

Equivalent to less than $6,060.

1,208

4,300,957

2,797

11.941.195
492.3

2.159.238

2.406

10.476.827
248.9

1.136.780

2,130

9, 127, 739
157.8

659,580

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

2, 281. 1

9.684,126

11.6 85.225

12 12. 606

36, 794

77.659
77,927
31,663

8,133

2.133.9

9.231.036

13.2 96.163

10 12.848

34,790

49.048
36.550
30.600

8.000

1,948.2

8.368,479

14 96, 832

Local rates

10 12.848

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates:

39,410
46,550

Nightwork difTerential . ...

35,760

Additional pay for service abroad

Other payments for personal services:
Payment to other accounts for re-

imhiirsfthle dpt!^i]<;

30,500
13, 375

10.014.133

9,498.935

8, 633, 744

15.881,687

14,609.250

13, 246, 200

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

13,667.680
2, 214, 007

12. 404. 200
2,205,050

11,268,100

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Tnents from othpr f^ceonnts.

1, 977, 100

Maritime Training, Maritime Activities

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal ServicM
Total number of permanent positions

674
552

659
529

388
347

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,217
GS-4.9

$4, 296
OS^.9

$4,083

Average grade

GS-4.9

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions .. .

$1,927,290

990

597. 299

$1,873,300

700

683.800

$1, 228. 100

Regular pay in excess of 52-w6ek base...
Payment above basic rates .. ..

600
316, 500

Total personal service obligations...

2, 525. 679

2,457,800

1,645.200

Direct Obligations

2,450.904

21, 053

5.476

17. 168

53. 044

1,471

142, 107

72,500

729, 499

30,417

3,700

9,545

2, 430, 200

67. 625

24. 500

17. 100

68.000

5.200

115. 275

67. 500

670. .500

9,300

1, 545, 200

8,700

03 Transportation of things

3.700

12. 400

05 Rents and utility services

26,400

4,100

07 Other contractual services _ .

51, 600

Services performed by other agencies.

30. 000
310. 200

8,200

15 Taxes and assessments

2.800

500

Tnt^l direct obligations

3, 536, 884

3, 468. 000

2. 000. 000

Obligaiions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

74,675

18, 413
152
479

17, 093

23

4,919

44,919
730
419

27.600

17. 600

100

160

17. 900

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

17,400

900

46, 700

160

37, 400

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

161,822

111,000

54,800

Obligations incurred

3,698,706

3, 579, 000

2, 054, 800

186

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

MARITIME ACTIVITIES— Continued

Maritime Training, Maritime Activities — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
General schedule grades:
OS-15. Ransie $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief of office

Deputy chief of office

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief of division

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.956

GS-6. Range $1,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,666

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Grades estabhshed by sec. 216, Mer-
chant Marine Act of 1936, as
amended, U. S. C. title 46, sec. 1126
and regulations issued pursuant
thereto — United States Maritime
Service:
Captain, base pay range $7,114 to
$8,715:

Chief of division

Fiscal ofT^cer

Commander, base pay range $5,690

to $7,292. _.

Lieutenant commander, base pay

range $4,802 to $6,403

Lieutenant, base pay range $3,912 to

$5,614.

Lieutenant (ig.), base pay range

$3,112 to $4,.358- .-

Cliief petty officer, base pay range
$2,476 to $3,670

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-week base. ..

Pay above basic rates: Quarters and

subsistence allowance

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Deputv chief of office.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Executive officer

Secretary to board

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Officer in charge

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Associate training officer

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4, .545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Grades established by sec. 216, Mer-
chant Marine Act of 1936, as
amended, U. S. C. title 46, sec. 1126
and regulations issued pursuant
thereto— United States Maritime
Service:

Rear admiral, base pay range $9,603
to $10,316:
Chief of office and superintendent...
Superintendent

Captain, base pay range $7,114 to
$8,716:

Academic dean

Administrative officer

Director of Institute

Fiscal officer

Officer in charge

Superintendent

Commander, base pay range $5,690 to
$7,292

Lieutenant commander, base pay
range $4,802 to $6,403

Lieutenant, base pay range $3,912 to
$6,614

Lieutenant (jg.), base pay range
$3,112 to $4,368 -.

Ensign, base pay range $2,667 to
$3,913. ---

Warrant officer, base pav range $2,633
to $3,723

Chief petty officer, base pay range
$2,476 to $3,670

Petty officer 1/c, base pay range $2,109
to $3,119

Petty officer 2/c, base pay range $1,742
to $2,844

Petty officer 3/c, base pay range $1,467
to $2,385

Seaman, base pay range $1,192 to
$1,835

Total permanent, field..

1953 actual

Nam- Total
ber salary

I $10, 800
1 11, 800

10,000
6, 370
9,910
9,090
36, 810
21, 890
13, 430

14,331
7,114

22,764

10, 463

4.372
14, 964

8,508

44 211,606
2. 7 9, 661

41.3 201,945
477

30, 954

233, 376

1 9,160

1 8.960

1 8, 040

1 5, 810

3 11, 730

9 30, 700

20 65, 000

2 5, 625

9,603

1 7, 247

1 7, 114
1 7,558

8,003
15, 116

16
41
62
39

95, 767

212, 993

284, 766

154,410

24, 468

31, 702

138 390, 285

133 320, 063

18 36, 081

18 31,868

2 3, 379

11

630 1, 785, 448

1954 estimate

Nam- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050
1 11,800

10,200
5.370
10,160
9.090
37,190
22, 170
13, 720

14, 405
7,114

22, 764

10, 626

4,624

8,359

8,584

42 207. 226
3 14, 286

39

192,940
260

25, 800

219, 000

1 9.360

1 9, 160

1 8, 040

1 6, 936

3 12, 230

6 20, 970

20 66, 800

3 8, 410

1 7, 291

1 7, 647

1 7,647

8,003
16, 116

90, 387

216, 310

285, 107

162,711

31,463

29, 258

135 385, 744

131 320, 834

18 36, 615

14 25, 707

2 3, 272

15
41
61
38
9
10

617 1, 772, 1

1955 estimate

Nam- Total
ber salary

I $11,

I 9,360
1 9,360

1
1
7
9
20
2

6,060
4,646
28,870
32,416
67.400
5,740

9,603

1 7, 425

1 7, 647

1 7,647

1 7,114

15 90, 192
36 186, 188
44 207, 628

16 66, 621
1 3, 557
9 26, 935

112 325,685

100 248, 497

6 12, 163

1 1,712

1 1, 836

388 1,384,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field — Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

19. 2 $60, 103

Num- Total
ber salary

27 $92, 260

Num- Total
ber salary

41 $150,700

Net permanent, field (average num-

610.8

1,725,345
613

666, 346

490

1,680,360
440

658, 000

347

Regular pay in excess of 62-weelt base...
Payment above basic rates: Quarters

1, 228, 100
600

316, 600

AH personal services, field

2. 292, 203

2, 238. 800

1,546,200

01 Personal services

2, 626. 679

2, 467, 800

1, 545, 200

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule aie distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

2, 450, 904
74, 675

2, 430, 200
27,600

1,545,200

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

PATENT OFFICE

Salaries and Expenses, Patent OflSce

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

1,900
1,777

1, 736
1,665

1,576
1,600

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,287
GS-7. 7

$5, 463
GS-8.0

$6, 610

GS-8.2

01 Personal services:

$9,341,360

35, 928
16. 944

$9, 065, 000

35,000
15,000

$8,432,000

Regular pay in e.xcess of 62-week

33,000

Payment above basic rates

15, 000

Total personal services

9, 393, 232

5,167

3,502

26, 247

28, 664

2, 460, 733

23, 378

120, 250

56,607

502

11,299

9,115,000

5,000

4,000

97, 000

30,000

2,418,000

21,000

150,000

85,000

8,480.000
4,000

4,000

107, 000

05 Rents and utility services..

30,000

2, 1.50, 000

07 Other contractual services .

20,000

08 Supplies and materials

09 Efjuipment

135, 000
60,000

10,000

10,000

12,129,581

11,935,000

11,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Commissioner

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant commissioner

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Examiner of patent appeals

Executive officer

Executive patent examiner.

Solicitor

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Examiner of interferences

Executive trade-mark examiner

Law examiner.

Patent classifier

Patent examiner

Patent and trade-mark specialist...

GS-13. Range $S,3(i(l to $9,360:

Design paten I fxiiminor

Examiner of interferences

Head, administrative management

division

Head, budget and finance division..

Head, general services division

Head, personnel division

Law examiner

Librarian --

Patent classifier

Patent examiner

Patent and traiie-mark specialist- ..
Trade-mark cxiiniituT

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Design patent examiner

Examiner of interferences

Finance branch head.

Librarian

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,800

2 24,600

104, 700
11. 050
10, 800
11.800

92.400
10.400
30. 800

9.600
777, 000

9,800

2 17. 520
1 8, 560

8. .560
8.660
8, 360
9.160
8,660
8.560
44,800
26, 280
104, 920
43, 400

2 14. 280

1 7. 240

1 7. 040

1 7, 040

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 800

24, 000

102, 900
11,300
11.050
11,800

93,000
10, 600
31,000

9,600
698, 000

9,600

17, 720
17, 120

8,760
8,660
8,360
9.360
8.760
8.760
46,000
602, 440
26, 880
43,600

14, 480

1
3
1
72
1

2
2

1
1
1
1
1
1
5
,59
3
6

7.240
7,240

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 800

2 24, 400

1
1
1

9
1
3
1
68
1

103. 300
11,300
11,, 300
11,800

93,200
10. 600
31,200

9, 800
661,600

9,800

2 17, 920
2 17, 120

1
1
1
1
1
1
6
59
3
5

8, 760
8, 760
8,660
9.360
8.760
8,760
46, 200
.504. 240
26, 080
44,000

14, 680

1 7, 240
1 7, 240

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

187

DETAIL OF I'ERSOXAL SEUviCKS — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8.040— Con.
Organization and metliods exam-
iner

Patent classifier

Patent examiner

Personnel assistant

Trade-mark classifier

Trade-mark examiner -.

Training officer

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Budget analyst

Clerk of appeals board__-

Design patent examiner

Draftsman

Librarian.-

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Patent classifier --.

Patent examiner

Personnel assistant...

Service branch head

Trade-mark classifier

Trade-mark examiner

Transia tor

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6.250r

-Administrative officer _

Fiscal accounting assistant

Service branch head

Translator

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant -

Assistant clerk of appeals board

Budget analyst-

Design patent examiner

Draftsman

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent examiner.

Personnel assistant

Service branch head

Trade-mark examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160....

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

QS-3. Range $2.9,50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3.230...

O S-1 . Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.4.54

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, departmental . . .

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

1 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 040
25 188,200

338

2, 560, 320

2 14, 680
1 7, 240
4 30, 760
1 8, 040

5,940
6,140
6,340

50, 320
6,140

12,280

1 6. 140
6 36. 440
176

1.072.040

5.940

24.960

44,440

249, 940

6,540

11,750
6,250

17, 500
5,750

32, 610
5,560

5 25, 425

1 5, 185

2 11,120

91

2

2

2

13

132

83

142

173

203

181

45

1
2

23
4

468,085

10,620

10. 870

10, 745

63, 810

568, 935

349. 360

549, 470

588, 675

648, 4.50

535. 030

129,700

4,135
6.508
3.230
62, 936
9,820

23, 086

9, 954. 085
123 612,725

9. .341. 360
35.928

15. 735
209

I. 393. 232

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240
29 217,760

327

2, 440. 280

2 14.880
1 7.040
4 31, 160
1 8, 040

1

1
1
10
1
2

1

1

109

6,140
6.340
6.540

62. 800
6.140

12.480

6.340
6.140

663.688

5,940

25, 360

30, 700

251.340

6,740

2 11,750
1 6,250

3 18, 000
1 5, 875

6

1

1

4

1

2

1

127

2

2

2

13

86

95

95

158

191

134

41

1
2
1
19
4

32. 110

5.685

5.060

20, 365

5,310

11. 120

5,060

652, 620

10,120

10, 870

10. 870

64.685

374. 880

400.900

364, 950

543. 490

610, 090

404, 740

118,500

4.135
6.588
3,230
53.128
11,080

24.315

9, 378. 794
70 313.794

1,665

9, 065. 000
35.000

14.800
21-10

9.115,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 240
29 218. 360

327

2. 449, 880

2 15. 080
7.040

31.560
8.040

6,340
6.340
6, .540

67.060
6.340

12.480

6.340
6.340

.547 888

5.940

25. 5()0

30. 900

251.940

6,740

11.875
6.250

18.250
5.875

32.610
5.810
5.185
20. 365
.5. 310
11.245
5.060
556. 170
2 10. 120
2 11.120

13
60
94
70
156
162
108
41

1
1
1

16
4

65. 685
267. 300
399. 355
275, 200
540. 820
523. .'iSO
329.400
119,700

4,135
3.374
3. 2.30
44,912
11,080

24.315

8, 759. 059
75 327 059

.500

8. 432. 000
33.000

14. SIXl
2IK1

8, 480, 000

BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS

Federal-Aid Highways, Bureau of Public Roads, Department of
Commerce

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

BUREAU OF PUBLIC R0AD3

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees...

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary.

Average grade..

1953 actual

1.960

19

1.919

$5,448
GS-8.1

$3,093
CPC-4. 1

1954 estimate

1,930

15

1,880

$5,542
OS-S.l

$3,141
CPC-4,1

1955 estimate

1.898

15

1.848

$5. 606
GS-8.1

$3,204
CPC-4.1

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object clas-sification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF puBuc ROADS— Continued

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$10,114,043
72,035

39, 493
37, 308

$10,114,000
57. 000

38. 000
41, 000

$la 024. 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weck

38 000

Paj'ment above basic rates

41 000

10. 262, 879

476. 264

33. 824

100, 561

260. 160

74, 384

357, 080

196, 719

94, 929

529.200,757

1,719

8,142

10. 250, 000

496,000

48, 000

119, 000

245, 000

86.000

368.000

190, 000

92.000

553, 000, 000

2,000

9,000

10, 160, 000
485,000

02 Travel...-

04 Communication services

117 000

06 Printing and reproduction

82 000

08 Supplies and materials

185 000

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments. . .

50.000

563, 000, 000

2,000

9,000

Obligations incurred..

541, 067, 418

564, 905, 000

574, 730 000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS

07 Other contractual services (obliga-
tions incurred)

$8,070

$7,222

$4, 000

ALLOCATION TO COAST AND GEODETIC
SURVEY, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

14
21
35

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

7
7

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
-Average salary .... .

$4,306
GS-6.0

01 Personal services:

$58,005
88, 391
10, 154

Other positions

$30,801
890

156, 550

500

19,675

2,840

233

31,691

03 Tra\el

08 Supplies and materials

1,458

15 Taxes and assessments

100

179, 798

33, 249

ALLOCATION TO LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$499

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1,974

40

1,954

1,930

22

1,887

1,898

15

1,848

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,439
GS-8.1

$3,093
CPC^.l

$5, 542
OS-8.1

$3,141
CPC-4.1

$5,60

OS-8.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,204

Average grade

CPC-4.1

01 Personal services:

$10, 172, 547
160,426

39, 493
47, 462

$10,114,000
87, 801

38,000
41,890

$10, 024. 000

Cither positions

57,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base --

38,000

41,000

Total personal services

10, 419, 928

476, 764

33, 824

100. 561

260. 160

74, 384

365, 150

216,394

97, 769

529,200,757

1,719

8,375

10,281.691

496. 000

48,000

119,000

245,000

86,000

375, 222

191,458

92,000

553. 000. 000

2.000

9,100

10, 160. 000

02 Travel

485. 000

43. 000

04 Communication services

117.000

242. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

82,000

359, 000

185, 000

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. .

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

50,000

563, 000, 000

2,000

9,000

Obligations incurred ..

541, 255, 785

564,945,471

574,734,000

188

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS— Continued

Federal-Aid Highways, Bureau of Public Roads, Department of
Commerce — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $12,000:

Commissioner of Public Roads

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy commissioner, programs

and design

Deputy commissioner, construc-
tion and maintenance

Deputy commissioner, research

Deputy commissioner, finance and

management

OS-IS. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Solicitor

Associate solicitor

Assistant to the commissioner

Assistant to deputy commissioner..
Chief of branch, programs and de-

sign.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Chief of branch, construction and

maintenance

Chief of branch, research

Highway engineer

Fiscal manager

Transportation economist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant to deputy commissioner-
Chief of branch, research

Highway engineer -

Attorney

Budget officer

Personnel officer --

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:
Chief of branch, construction and

maintenance

Chief of branch, finance and man-
agement

Chief accountant

Chief of Section, programs and design.
Chief of section, construction and

maintenance

Chief of section, research _

Highway engineer..

Bridge engineer

Mechanical engineer

Transportation economist

Attorney -

Equipment specialist .

Visual irLformation specialist

Information officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Highway engineer

Bridge engineer

Mechanical engineer

Chemist

Transportation economist

Attorney

Appraiser ^^.-

Equipment specialist

Assistant chief accountant

Budget examiner

Chief of section, finance and man-
agement

Organization and methods examiner.

Procurement officer —

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Highway engineer

Bridge engineer

Chemist--

Tran.'sportation economist

Attorney

Librarian

Executive assistant

Accountant

Administrative officer

Chief, tabulating section

Classification officer

Information officer

Placement officer

Cartographer

aS-9. Range S.'i.OfiO to $5,810:

Highway engineer.

Bridge engineer

Engineering aid —

Transportation economist —

Statistician .--

Librarian

Accountant - -

Administrative assistant

Purchasing agent

Personnel assistant

Photographer

Tabulating supervisor

Cartographer.. -

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370— -

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955.--

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $:i.fi.55- -.-

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $!,4:!0 -..

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Total
salary

$15, 000

12,200
12,200

12, 200

11,800
10, 800
10, 800
10, 800

43, 200

21, 600
44,200
21, 600
10, 800
11,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 12, 400
1 12, 400

1 12, 400
1 11,800

3

28, 800

3

29.400

1

9, 600

1

9,600

2

19, 400

2

19, 400

3

28,800

3

29, 400

1

9,600

1

9, 800

1

9,600

1

9,600

2
2
10
2
1
1
1
2

4
1
1

39
3
1
7
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1

30
2
2
4
4
2

3
2
1

1

4

3

118

42

110

113

88

19

9,100

17. 920
8, 760
70,880

25,680

81,040

54, 760

44,600

8,360

9,360

8,360

8,360

8,760

8,960

400, 560
68.920
14, 880
15, 080
76, 000
14. 680
8,040
8,040
7.040
14,680

30. 560
7,040
7,040

241,060

18, 420

6.140

42. 380

6,940

6,940

6.940

24 560

6,140

6.140

6.540

6.940

6,140

6,340

158. 925

10. 370

10. 370

21,990

22, 115

10. 620

49, 540

43. 730

16. 180

10,620

5.435

6.060

21, 240

14,610

533, 690

181,015

419. 8.50

399. 09.'^

286, 360

69, 610

10, 800

43, 200

21, 600
44,200
21. 850
10, 800

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15, 000

1 12. 600
1 12, 600

1 12, 600
1 11, 800

11,050

44, 200

22, 100
44. 9,50
22. 3.50
10, 800

29. 800
9.800
19, 600
29, 600
9,800
9,800

1

9, 160

1

9,360

2

18. 120

2

18,320

1

8,960

1

9,160

8

71,880

6

63,760

3

26. 080

3

26,480

9

82, 040

9

82,840

6

54,960

H

54, 360

5

45, 600

4

36,840

8,360

1

8, 560

9,360

1

9,360

8,360

1

8, 560

8,560

1

8,760

8,960

1

9,160

9,160

1

9,160

64

408,760

53

406,120

8

69. 920

7

53, 680

2

15, 280

2

15, 480

2

15, 280

2

15, 280

10

75. 800

10

76. 800

2

16, 080

2

15. 480

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

7,040

1

7,040

2

15, 080

2

15, 480

4

30, 760

4

30, 960

1

7,240

1

7,440

1

7,240

1

7,440

39

247. 860

36

233,440

3

19, 020

3

19,620

1

6.140

1

6,140

7

43. 180

7

43, 780

1

6,940

1

6,140

1

6,940

1

6,940

4

24. 960

6

31, 700

1

6.340

1

6.640

1

6,140

1

6.340

1

6.740

1

6.940

1

6,940

1

6,940

1

6,140

1

6,340

30

161.300

30

163,925

2

10. 620

2

10. 870

2

10, 495

2

10. 745

4

22.490

4

22. 990

4

22. 365

4

22. 616

2

10, 870

2

11.120

9

50. 165

9

61.040

8

44.3,55

8

45, 105

3

16. 430

3

16, 680

1

6, 185

1

6. 185

1

6, 560

1

5, 685

1

6,060

1

6,185

3

14, 860

3

15. 235

115

629, 450

115

541.825

42

183.516

411

178. 675

108

422. 655

108

434. 405

111

395. 785

111

399, 875

86

282. 580

86

286. 740

19

60,010

19

60,810

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $3,936

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and hoUday pay ---

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief, western headquarters

Division engineer

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Division engineer

District engineer

Bridge engineer

G,S-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

District engineer

Highway engineer

Bridge engineer

Construction and maintenance en-
gineer

Design engineer

Programing and planning engineer-
Secondary roads engineer

Urban roads engineer

Administrative manager

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Highway engineer

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estmiato

Num- Total
ber salary

$3, 535
14, 240
32, 460
69, 672
2,840

829 4,177,312
29 155, 910

800 4,021,402

111,257
15,390

19, 630

4, 167, 679

1 11,800
11 120, 050

Bridge engineer

Secondary roads engineer

Materials engineer

Administrative manager

Equipment specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Hignway engineer

Bridge engineer

Urban roads engineer

Auditor

GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,260:
Auditor

Equipment specialist. . -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Highway engineer

Bridge engineer

Construction superintendent

Auditor. -

Engineering aid---

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 -

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

G8-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,776

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680...

Range $2,974 to $3.454

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Range $2,652 to $3.032-.-

Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

CPC-6.
CPC-4.
CPC-3.
CPC-2.

2
1

49
9
10

7
11
9
7
4
4

20.600
10, 000

440, 240

79. 640
90, 200

63, 920
100, 760

80, 040
61, 720
33, 840
33, 440

Num- Total
ber salary

$3, 636
14. 480
32, 700
60, 952
2,840

810 4, 133, 667
35 149, 667

775 3,984,000

50, 801
16, 000

9,890

4, 059, 691

Num- Total
ber salary

$3, 735
14,800
32, 860
62,232
2,840

10

21

1

800 4, 126, 447
35 1.57,447

765 3, 969, 000

20, 000
16,000

9,000

4, 013, 000

9 100,460

1 9, 600

2 20, 800
1 10, 200

143

1, 075, 520

36 266, 840

1 7,440

2 15, 280
6 44, 240
1 7,040

181

1, 167, 760

12 76, 080

1 6, 340

6 37, 840

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

1,145

6.333.216
31 182.071

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign ootmtries: United States
rates -

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel£ base--

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightworli differential

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad —

01

All personal services, field-.
Personal services

11
1

90
7
1

24
1
16
53
28
83
105
100
43
1

2
11

6

3
23

4
13

66, 375
6,250

475. 525

36, 795

6,186

131. 190

6.186

74. 675

235. 490

118,285

317. 530

363. 070

317, 320

123. 370

2,580

8,300
40,885
17, 520

9,802
68, 690
11.168
33, 980

13, 416

49
8
10

7
10
8
7
4
4

444,040

70, aso

91,300

63, 920
92, 000
72, 080
62, 520
34, 240
33,440

143

1, 086, 920
36 271,040

1 7,640

2 15, 480
6 45, 240

7,040

1

184

1, 182, 660
12 76, 880

1
6

11

1

90

7

1

24

1

16

48

28

83

100

94

39

1

2
11
6
3
• 23
4
13

6, 129, 734

4 21,411

46. 524
3.645
24,103

2.667
7,272
2.241
15, 652

6, 252, 249

10, 419, 928

6,540
38,440

67, 375
6,250

481. 900

37. 170

6.310

134.815

6.310

75. 925

218, 465

120, 885

323. 405

360. 540

303. 620

114. 050

2,580

8, 550
41, 685
17, 680

9.882
69, 670
11,328
34,640

13,416

9 101,950

1 9, 800

2 20, 000
1 10, 200

49 446,840

8 71,880

9 82, 240

46,000
92, 400
72, 880
63,320
34,840
34,240

142

1, 089, 280

36 274,640

1 7,640

2 15, 880
6 45, 440
1 7,240

183

1, 191, 620

12 77. 880

1 6,640

6 39, 240

11 68,625

1 6, 260

1,120

6, 296, 601
30 166, 601

, 104, 300

26, 700

33, 000

4.000

23, 000

2.000
8,000
2,000
20, 000

6, 222. 000

90
6
1
23
1
16
48
26
77
96
92

2
11

6

3
23

4
13

488. 150
32.860

6. 435
131. 130

6.435
77. 5.50
222. 765
114,670
306. 195
340.000
301, 080
113,860

2,580

8,926
42, 585
17,920

9,962
70, 930
11,648
35, 530

13, 416

6, 268. 491
30 213.491

1,064

6, 029, 100

4 25, 900

33.000
4,000
23,000

2.000
8,000
2,000
20.000

6, 147, 000

10, 281, 691

10, 160, 000

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

189

Forest Highways, Bureau of Public Roads

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

BUBEAD OF PUBLIC EOADa

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Averaeograde

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-weet

base —

Payment above basic rates.

Total personal services

02 Travel --

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures, -.

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments _.-

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

685
131
724

$4,275
OS-6.3
$4,823

$2, 571, 774
412, 715

7,635
140, 898

3, 132, 922

245, 569

38,359

19, 030

98,317

16.560

342, 624

689, ,547

239, 073

16, 258. 008

460

17.007

20, 997, 466
1,592

20, 995, 874

1964 estimate

685
115
685

$4,341
GS-fi.3
$4,823

$2, 500, 000
367,000

7,500
135,500

3,000,000

240, 000

34,000

15,000

92,000

16,000

313,000

487,000

225,000

11,391,330

19,000

16, 832, 330

15, 832, 330

1955 estimate

625
45
620

$4,420
GS-6.2
$4,823

,100,000
142,000

6,000
86,000

2, 334, 000

200,000

26,000

12,000

73,000

13,000

225,000

380,000

175.000

4,401,000

16,000

7,865,000

7, 856, 000

ALIOCATION TO FOREST SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF ACRICDLTURE

Total number of pennanent positions

A vprftgp niinihpr nf f^ll pmploypp.'s

9
15

9
14

6
11

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary. . _.

$6, 373
GS-9.8

$6,604
GS-9.9

$6,253

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions . -- ._ .

$97,084
419

328
1,904

$90,855
1,500

306
1,666

$69, 835

1,600

Regular pay In excess of 62-week

145

Payment above basic rates

1,205

Total personal services . .

99, 735

1,954

64

1

107

1,686

675

3

94,327

1,600

60

72,685

02 Travel

1,000

60

07 Other contractual services.. ...

1,600

278

16

1,000

09 Equipment

250

15

Subtotal .

104, 125
107

97, 670

75,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence .

Objig^atlons Ipeunvd

104,018

97,670

75,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

694
131
739

694
115
699

631

45

631

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .... . .

$4,307
GS-6.4
$4,823

$4,375
GS-fl,4
$4,823

$4,441

OS-6 2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,823

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions . ,

$2, 668. 858

413. 134

7.863

142.802

$2, 690. 855

358,500

7,806

137, 166

$2, 169. 835

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates

143.500
6.146

87.205

Total personal services.

3, 232, 657

247, 523

38.423

19.031

98,317

16. 560

342,731

591, 133

239. 748

16, 258, 008

450

17,010

3,094,327

241, 500

34,050

15,000

92, 000

16.000

313.000

488. .500

225. 278

11,391,330

2, 406. 685

02 Travel

201.000

26, 050

04 Comraunicatinn services - -

12.000

73. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

13. 000

225. 000

381,000

09 Equipment

17.5. 2,50

4,401,000

16 Taxes and assessments...

19,015

16,015

Subtotal

21,101,691

15,930,000

7,930,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY — continued

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

$1,699

21,099,892

$16,930,000

$7, 930, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Division engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Highway engineer

Bridge engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,010:

Highway engineer..

Bridge engineer

Administrative officer.

Equipment superintendent

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

H igh way engineer

Bridge engineer

Equipment superintendent

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant

Equipment superintendent

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Highway engineer

Bridge engineer

Construction superintendent

Engineering aid

.\ccountant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9,55

OS-fl. Ranee $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2„500 to $2,9.80

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades

C PC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-8. Range"$3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,4.35 to $4,036

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at annual rates—

Of $5,060 or above:

Equipment superintendent

Foreman

Grader operator

Mechanic

Truck driver

Skilled laborer...

Less than $6,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average nmU'

ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ

ment

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200

3.5,120
17,920

18 131,720

3 23,120

1 7, 040

1 7,440

43 268, 820

6 37, 240

1 6, 740

1
2

46
1

12
1
6
9

67

45
110
114

71
6
1

1
1
1

1
2

6,000
11,875

251,260

5,060

61, 595

6,185

33,110

44, 080

296,235

185,400

390,350

374, 990

216,610

16,980

2,680

4,816
4, 365
4,035
3,454
2,910
4,980

6,614
91,569
82,812
16, 931
20,612
10.400
282, 306

685 2,981.472
92 409, 698

693 2,671,774

412,715
7,536

106, 103

222

34, 673

3, 132, 922

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10, 200

4 35, 840

2 18, 120

18 133, 620

3 23, 520
1 7,040
1 7,440

43 272, 620

6 38, 240

1 6, 940

1 6,125

2 12,125

46
1

12
1
6
9

67

45
110
114

71
6
1

1
1
1
1
1
2

1

16
15
3
4
2
65

255, 260

5,060

62,845

5,310

33, 485

45, 205

300, 860

189, 025

396, 600

379, 550

218,490

17,300

2,660

4,940
4.365
4.035
3.454
2.990
6,120

6,614
91, 569
82, 812
16, 931
20, 612
10,400
282, 306

686 3,019,627
116 519,627

670 2, 600, 000

357, 000
7,600

100, 000

35, 600

3, 000, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10,400

4 36, 240

1 9,360

16 120,840

2 16,680
1 7,240
1 7,440

37 240, 380

5 32, 500
1 6,940

1 6, 250

2 12, 375

39

1

10

1

6

9

60

40

100

96

71

6

1

1
1
1
1
1
2

220, 090

5,186

63,475

5,436

33, 985

46, 330

277, 300

171,676

372, 250

327, 985

223, 370

17,780

2,740

5, 065
4.490
4,036
3,454
3,070
6,260

6,614
91, 569
82, 812
16. 931
20,612
10.400
282, 306

625 2, 799, 862
160 699, 862

476 2, 100, 000

142, 000
6,000

67,000

29,000

2, 334, 000

ALLOCATION TO FOREST SERVICE, DEPART-
MENT OF AOEICULTORE

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant regional forester

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Civil engineer

Engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Civil engineer

Engineer

Highway engineer

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct portion of salaries shown above

paid from other accoimts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) 14.7 97,084

1 $8,360

15, 480

6,940
6,540
12,480
4,410
3,150

9 57, 360
1.6 11,775

7.2 61,499

1 $S, 560

1 7,240

2 15, 680

6,740
12,680
4,410
3,230

9 58,540
1.6 13,044

6.5 45,359

13.9 90,855

$8,560
'"8,"646

6,740
6,540
4,410
3,230

6 37, 520
1.6 13,044

6.5 4.5,359

10.9 69,836

270200—6*-

-18

190

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS— Continued

Forest Highways, Bureau of Public Roads — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVirES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO FOREST SERVICE, DEPART-
MENT OF AGEicDLTURE— continued

Field— Continued
Other positions: Temporary employ-

$419
328

1,904

$1, 600
306

1,666

$1,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates: Additional
pay for service abroad

145

1.205

01 Personal services.--

99, 735

94, 327

72, 685

Infer-American Highway. Bureau of Public Roads

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

42
35
71

40
36
72

38
32
65

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,844
GS-8.7

$5,892
GS-8.7

$5, 874

GS-8.6

01 Personal services:

$184, 261
96,768

1,494
55, 953
127, 522

$192, 500
109, 000

1,600
67, 000

$177,000

Other positions

97 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,250

62 750

0 ther payments for personal services .

Total personal services

02 Travel ---

465, 998

23,376

13,610

3,582

10,647

538

13, 654

3,278

3,984

1,432,000

764

370, 000

22,600

10, 000

3,900

11,200

1,000

6,600

3,000

1.000

1, 475, 135

900

328,000
22,600

03 Transportation of things

10,000
3,900
11,200

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

1.000
6,600

3,000
1,000

09 Equipment . -

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.
15 Taxes and assessments

1,000,000
900

1,971,431

1, 905, 135

1,388,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General scliedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief, inter--\merican region

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief, inter-American

region

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Resident engineer -_.

Highway engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Highway engineer-

Bridge engineer _ --

Auditor

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Highway engineer

Equipment superintendent

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Highway engineer--

Bridge engineer

Auditor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956..-

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,666

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Ungraded positions at annual rates—
Of $5,060 or above: Bridge engineer. . .
Less than $5,060 -

Total permanent, field..-

Deduct lapses.- _ ,

Net permanent, field (average
ntunber, net salary):

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

rates ---

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment: Foreign countries: Local rates..
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $11,300

9,600

26,680
17, 120

7,240
7.640
7,040

4 26, 360
1 6, 140

15,665
6,810

10, 620
4,995

23,400
3,535
6,910
6,940
7,660

7,440
20,680

232,665
48, 404

7 34, 977
29 149,284

96, 768
1,494

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10, 800

9,600

26, 680
17, 320

7,240

7,040

26. 360
6,140

16,930
6,810

10, 870
4,995

23, 775
3,660
6,990
3.610
7,740

1 7, 440

6 20, 680

40 222, 680
4 30, 080

7 38, 000
29 154, 500

109, 000
1,600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

26, 880
17, 520

7,440

4 26, 760
1 6, 340

3 16, 306

11,120
6,120

24,150
3,786
7.070
3,590
7.980

7,440
20.680

38 210, 220
7 33, 220

6
28

28,000
149,000

97,000
1,260

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

Other payments for personal services:

$17, 703
27, 622
10,628

127, 622

$18,000
32,300
16,700

$15,000
26,860
10,900

01 Personal services

465, 998

370,000

328,000

Rama Road, Nicaragua, Bureau of Public Roads

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions ..

4
3

4

3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,068
GS-9.0

$5, 068

Average grade

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

$14,260
4,750

$14, 260

4,780

19,000

1,600

25,000

400

200,000

764, 000

19,000

02 Travel

1,600

25, 000

04 Cnmniiinicatinn sprvicps

400

08 Supplies and materials

200, 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions

754,000

Obligations incurred

1,000,000

1,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Highway engineer

GS-9. Range $.1,060 to $5,810:

Highway engineer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956-

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent field, (average
number, net salary): Foreign

countries: United States rates

Payment above basic rates:

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

Personal services .

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$5,940

6,060
4,205

2,500

17, 705
3,455

14,250

2,000
2,750

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$5,940

6,060
4,206

17, 706
3,455

14,250

2,000
2,750

19,000

Miscellaneous

Tongass Forest Highways, Alaska, Bureau of Public Roads

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total numl)er of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

18
18
32

18
17
32

9

5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,898
GS-7.6

$4,987
OS-7.6

$6, 014

GS-7.3

01 Personal services:

$70, 360
67, 436

272
39,423

$81,000
64,000

300
36,600

$25,300

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

3,000

Total personal services

177, 490

39, 668

1,788

267

385

197

18, 279

2,890

181,800

26,600

2,100

40O

600

28,300

6,000

03 Transportation of things

600

200

300

22,000
3,000

4,900

08 Suppliesand materials -.-

600

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

191

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

m

$17

1,868,919

1,516

$500

409,923

1,600

in

Lands and structures

$432, 000

15

200

Obligations incurred. .

2,111,306

648,423

472, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
District engineer

Num
ber

1
1

2

1
2

1
3

1

1
5

Total
salary

$8,960
8,760

12,280

5,310
10.120

6,560
13, 615

3,795

3,410
16,355

Num
ber

1
1

2

1
2
I
3
1
1
5

Total
salary

$8,960
8,960

12,480

5,435
10, 245

5,685
13,865

3,920

3,5.35
16, 675

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6, 540

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Highway engineer

1 6,560

Accountant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

2 9, 410

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545.

1 4,045

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 3, 660

QS-A. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 6, 750

18
4

88,165

17,805

IS
2

89,760
8,760

9 45, 125

Deductlapses

4 19, 825

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

14

70,360

67, 435
272

18,412
21,011

16

81.000

64,000
300

14,500
22,000

5 25, 300

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay .

Additional pay (or service abroad

3,000

177.490

181,800

28,300

WEATHER BUREAU

Salaries and Expenses, Weather Bureau

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

WEATHER BUREAU

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

4,323

178
4,330

4,192

180

4,065

3,878

180

3,777

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,646
GS-7.0

$4,711
GS-7.0

$4,810

Average grade . , .

GS-7.1

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$19,219,497
321,000

73,918
1,489,625

$18,598,800
323,600

71,400
1,411,000

$17,552,400

323, 600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

67. .500

1, 219, 600

Total personal services

21.103,940

442, 502

655, 694

1,193,179

490, 275

130, 591

321,973

26,984

2,587,710

311,933

8.342

2,980

338

26,395

20,404,800

428,100

650, 600

1,441,100

471,300

130.900

299,200

20,000

2,392,400

230,600

19, 163, 100

02 Travel...

336, 300

03 TranspnrtntioTi nt things

605,000

1, 454, 400

06 Rents and utility services

456. 800

130, 900

292. 400

Servicesperformedbyotheragencies.

2,178.400

09 Equipment _

204,100

10 Lands and structures

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

3,600

300

25.800

3,500

300

23,300

Subtotal

27,302,836
40, 576

26,498,500
33,000

24, 848, 500

Deduct charges tor quarters and sub-

33,000

27,262,260

26, 465, 500

24, 816, 500

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS

$4, 755

$4,500

$4,500

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

4,323

178

4,330

4,192

180

4,065

3,878

180

3,777

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

.\ver^e salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,645
GS-7.0

$4,711
GS-7.0

$4,810

-Average grade

GS-7.1

01 Personal services:

$19,219,497
321,000

73,918
1, 489, 525

$18, 598, 800
323,600

71,400
1,411,000

$17, 552, 400

323,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

67,500

Payment above basic rates

1,219,600

21,103,940

442,502

655, 694

1,193,179

490, 275

130, 591

321,973

31,739

2,587,710

311,933

8,342

2,980

338

26,395

20,404,800
428,100
650,500

1,441,100
471, 300
130,900
299, 200
24,500

2,392,400
230,600

19,163,100

02 Travel

336,300

605,000

04 Communication services

1,454,400

05 Rents and utility services

456,800

130,900

292. 400

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials.

4,500
2,178,400

204,100

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

3,500

300

25,800

3,500

300

23,300

Subtotal

27,307,591
40,576

26, 503, 000
33,000

24,853,000

Deduct charges tor quarters and subslst-

33,000

27,267,016

26, 470, 000

24,820,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Chief of bureau

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant chief of bureau

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\ssistant chief of division

Budget officer

Chief of division...

Chief of section

CUmatologist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant budget officer

.\ssistant chief of division

Chief of division

Chief of section

Geographer

Hydrologist

Meteorologist, general service

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Statistician

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief of section

Chief of section

Forecaster

Hydrologist

Meteorological analyst

Meteorological specialist

Meteorologist, general service

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Physicist

Research meteorologist

Tabulation project planner

Technical assistant

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Arctic logistics specialist

-Assistant chief of section

Budget analyst

Chief of section.

CUmatologist

Communications specialist

Electronics engineer

Forecaster

Hydrologist

Librarian

Maintenance technician

Meteorological analyst

Meteorological specialist

Meteorologist, general service

Observational specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Physicist

Research meteorologist

Statistician

Supervisory maintenance tech-
nician

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

2 24,600

3 33,900

19,200

9,800

39,400

19,400

9,800

9,600

8.360
25,880
17,120
61,360
8,360
8,360
8,760

17,520
8,360

7,040
21,720
123, 730

7,040

7,640
44,840
21,920

8,040

15,280
14,080
50,080
7,240
7,240

6,540

5,940

50,320

24,360

12,480

18,420

6,140

12, 280

18,020

12,080

6,340

5,940

49,120

18, 220

24,960

12,280

12,280
36, 240
18,310
49,520
6,340

1 6,540

1

3
17
1
1
6
3
1

2

2
7
1
1

1
1
8
4
2
3
1
2
3
2
1
1
g
3
4
2

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

2 24, 600

3 34, 100

19,400
9,800
39,600
19,600
10,000

1 9,600

8,360
26, 080
17,320
51,760
8,360
8.360
8,760

2 17, 720
1 8,360

7,040
21,920
124,930

7,240

7,640
45, 240
22,120

8,040

2 15, 480

2 14, 080

7 50, 480

1 7,240

1 7,440

6,540
5,940
60,520
24,960
12.480
18,820
6,140
12,280
18,220
12, 480
6,340
5.940
49, 520
18,420
25,160
12,280

12, 480
36,440
18.510
49, 720
6,540

6,540

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

2 25,000

34,500

19,600
10,000
39,800
19,800
10,000

9,800

8,360
26,280
17,520
52,160
8,560
8,560
8,960

2 17,920
1 8,560

1

3
17
1
1
6
3
1

2
2
7
1
1

1
1
8
4
1
3
1
2
3
2
1
1
8
3

7,240
22,320
125, 730

7,240

7,840
45,640
22,120

8,240

15,680

14,280

50,680

7,440

7,440

6,740

6,140

60,920

25,160

6,540

19,020

6,340

12,480

18,420

12,480

6,340

6,140

49,720

18, 620

25,360

12,480

12,680
36,840
18,710
50, 120
6,740

1 6, 740

192

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

WEATHER BUREAU— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Weather Bureau — Continued

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule erfldes— Continued

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:
Administrative assistant

OS-9, Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant.-- -.

Arctic logistics specialist

Assistant chief of section

Chief of section

Climatologist

Communications specialist

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer

Fiscal assistant

Hydrolngist

Laboratory technician

Librarian -

Maintenance technician

Meteorological analyst

Meteorological assistant _ -

Meteorological specialist

Meteorologist, general service

Observational specialist -

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant-- --- --

Physicist.- --

Procurement and supply assistant. .

Research meteorologist

Scientific illustrator

Technical assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430-

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454- ,

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230 ,

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032 ,

Positions at hourly rates;

Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Assistant foreman

Foreman

Photographer

Platemalser

Pressman

Equivalent to less than $5,060

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 876

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base..

Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential -.

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Meteorological specialist

Meteorologist, general service

Meteorologist in charge, field office-
Regional director.--

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant regional director.

Chief airport meteorologist..

Chief of section

Forecaster

Hydrologic engmeer.

Meteorological specialist- -

Meteorologist, general service

Meteorologist in charge, field office-
Physicist-. -

Research meteorologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant regional director

Chief airport meteorologist. -

Climatological section director

Climatologist

Fire-weather coordinator

Forecaster.

Hydrologic engineer

Hydrologist.

Meteorological assistant

Meteorological specialist „-

Meteorologist, general service

Meteorologist In charge, field office.
Research meteorolJgist

1
2
2
3
2
3
1
7
2
4
2
1
1

16

1

1

4

2

1

8

4

2

9

1

3

1

78

38

136

77

36

7

1
1
1
3

18

6,810
10, 245
11,246
16, 056
10, 870
16, 930

6,310
36, 296
10, 870
21,365
10. 120

6.685

6.310
77.660

6,060

6.185
21.990
10.620

5.310
42, 730
20, 365
10, 495
48, 165

6.310
16, 180

4,870
353, 985
161,710
508. 010
267. 885
116,840
21, 670

3.865
3.680
3,454
9.010
63,456

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 876

2
1
4
1
4
17

13,144
7,779

23, 792
6,948

23,460

65,320

657

3, 170, 963
42.8

219, 637

614.2

2,951,426

333

11,383

38, 934
17,762

3,019,838

1 9,600

1 10. 200

5 48.000

6 60, 000

1
2
2
3
2
3
1
7
2
4
2
1
1
12
1
1
4
2
1
8
4
2

1

73
37
134
77
36
7

5.810
10. 370
11.370
16, 180
10. 995
16, 055

8,435
36, 645
10, 995
21,616
10, 245

6.686

6.310
62. 345

6.186

6,185
22. 116
10. 745

6.310
42, 865
20, 490
10, 495
48. 290

6,310
16,305

4,995
333. 585
158. 665
506, 440
269, 485
117,640
21,730

3,865

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 000

10, 496

1 3, 454

3 9, 090

17 60, 904

13, 499
8,197

24, 961
6,240

24,836

60,861

639

3.127,302
47.2

236,002

691.8

2,891,300

300

11,000

31,500
15,500

2, 949, 600

1
1
1
6
1
1
1

18
1
1

4
6

23
1
1

83
3
2
1
1
1

26
7

8.360
8.360
8.360
60.160
8.360
8.360
8.760
164,880
8,660
8.960

29.660

42,440

170. 720

7,040

7,240

688. 320

21.920

14.880

7.640

7.040

7.040

186. 200

49,480

1 9.800

1 10, 200

6 48, 200

6 60,400

3
2
3
1
7
2
4
2
1
1

12
1
1
4
2

"s

4
1
6
1
3
1

72
37
131
75
35
6

16. 305

11, 245

16, 305

5,560

36, 795

11. 120

21. 865

10. 370

6.810

6.436

62. 720

5.310

6,310

22, 240

10, 870

"43," 105

20, 616

6,435

33, 360

6,435

16. 430

6.120

331.006

159. 666

498. 210

263. 696

116.090

16,230

3,990

1 3, 534
3 9,260
12 37,344

13, 499
8,197

12. 708
6.240
7.816

30, 422

606

3, 006. 950
34.6

219, 380

670.4

2, 787, 670

300

10,700

30,900
16.100

2. 844. 670

1
1
1
6
1
1
1

18
1
1

8.360
8.360
8.660
60.760
8.360
8.560
8.760
166,080
8,560
9.160

29. 960

42.840

172, 320

7.040

7,440

694, 720

22,320

16,280

7.640

7.040

7.240

187. 200

49,880

1 10.400
6 48.600
6 60,800

1
1
1
6
1
1
1

18
1
1

4
6

15
1
1

83
3
2
1
1
1

33
7

8.660
8.560
8.560
61.360
8.660
8.660
8,960
156,880
8.760
9,160

30.360

43. 240

114.000

7.240

7.440

599, 620

22. 620

15.280

7.840

7.240

7.240

247. 920

60,280

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
Geneial schedule grades — Continued
QS-11. Ranee $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Chief airport meteorologist

Chief of section

Climatological section director

Climatologist-

Electronics engineer

Fire-weather supervisor

Forecaster--

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

Hydrologist __ _-

Liaison officer

Maintenance technician

Meteorological assistant

Meteorological specialist

Meteorologist, general service

Meteorologist in charge, field ofl[ice.

Personnel assistant

Researcii meteorologist

Supervisory maintenance tech-
nician

Tabulation project planner

Technical assistant -

GS-9. Ranee $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief of section

Chief airport meteorologist

Climatological section director

Climatologist

Communications specialist-

Electronics engineer -..

Electronics inspector

Fiscal assistant -..

Flight briefing officer

Forecaster-.- _

Geographer-.-

Hydrologist

Liaison officer

Maintenance technician

Meteorological assistant

Meteorological specialist

Meteorologist, general service

Meteorologist in charge, field office

Observational specialist

Personnel assistant

Procurement and supply assistant-
Research meteorologist

Tabulation project planner ---

Technical assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6.370

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

GS-8. Range $3,795 to $4,,545-
GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

OS-4, Range $3,175 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900 -.

CPC-7. Range $3.43.5 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to .$3.4.54...

CPC-4. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230-.

CPC-3. Range $2,5,52 to $1,0,32

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at amiual rates:

Rates of $5,060 and above: Arctic
executive officer

Rates less than $5.060

Positions at hourly rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 and above: Fore-
man (printing plant)

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

6
10
4
4
12
1
8
181

$37,040
61. 200

24, 360

25, 160
73, 480

6,340
48, 720

1,088,940

10 62, 200

6,340

12. 080

25. 360

49. 720

129, 740

381, 940

12, 280

49,320

3 18.420
1 6. 140
6 37, 240

6.310
15. 180
98, 3.30
11,370
69.9i0
21. 490
16. 066
6.310
27,300
117,880
637, 370
5,560
64, 220
36, 545
104.825
84, 585
100, 640
701,730
532,315
36. 170
27, 050
32, 985
5,060
6,560
44, 480
34,966

18

2

11

4

3

1

6

23

102

1

12

7

20

16

19

133

99

7

5

6

1

1

8

7

943

4, 247, 440
141 598,720
972

3, 715, 520
312

1,082,000
151 473. 674
10 30. 820

1954 estimate

4.400
14. 64U
3.200
3.214
6,220
13, 560
2,420

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates -- --.

Other positions: Part-time employ-
ment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States rates.

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel£ base-..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Niglitworl< differential

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $37,040
10 62, 000
25.160
25, 660
74,280
6, ,540
49,120

4

4

12

1

177

1, 079, 180

10 63. 000

6, .540

12, 280

25, 760

60,320

131,140

379, 600

12, 680

60,120

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $37,440

10 62, 800

4 Z5, 160

4 25, 960

12 74, 880

1 6, 540
49,520

177

1,089,180

10 63. 800

6.640

12, 480

26.160

37. 840

132. 340

383. 600

12, 680

37,040

1
2
4
6
21

3 18. 820
1 6. 140
6 37, 640

1
3

18

2

11

4

3

1

S

22

102

1

12

7

20

16

19

132

98

7

6

6

1

1

8

7

917

4

140

919

3,669,916
298

1,041,310

142 449.684

9 27, 990

5.310

15. 430

98. 830

11,370

60,285

21,490

16,180

5,310

27,550

113,445

541, 120

5, 560

64, 720

36, 795

105, 450

85, 085

101,265

702, 670

531,005

36, 420

27. 300

33.235

6.060

5.560

44. 730

35.465

,176.610
600, 676

3

19,020

1

6,340

6

38,040

1

6.436

3

16. 666

18

99.330

2

11.620

U

60.660

4

21.615

3

16.305

1

5.435

6

27, 800

22

114. 196

102

547.370

1

6.685

12

65, 095

7

37,045

16

84, 960

12

64,095

19

101,890

116

626. 710

95

518,450

7

36, 670

5

27, 650

6

33,486

1

5,685

8

44. 980

7

35,966

6 26, 175
29 117,205

3 17, 846
16 69, 693

16, 845, 401
128.3

677. 330

492
16. 046, 784

221, 287

309. 879
10.788
62.635

700. 841

399. 360

79. 470

253.158

IS. 084, 102

21, 103, 940

4,525
14, 740
3,280
3,294
6,300
13, 720

6
29

26, 426
118, 465

3 18, 631
16 71, 134

3,553

16,671,188
259.8

863,688

3,250 2

15, 611, 600

43

196, 000

312,300
11,000
60.400

668. ,500

385. 000

70, 000

240, 600

847

3. 903. 635
140 608,176
809

3, 192, 190
249

885. 896

130 415.664

9 28, 230

4.660
15. 140
3.360
3.374
6.460
8. .536

6 26. 800
27 111,990

3 18, 531
12 67. 304

3.273

15. 608. 419
246.1

843. 589

2. 984. 9

14. 674. 230

190,600

312,300
11,000
66,800

614. 200

357, 100

70, 000

232, 300

17. 465. 200

20, 404, 800

16. ,318, 630

19, 163, 100

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

193

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Working Capital Fund, Department of Commerce

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

285
263

221
169

211
193

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3,730
GS-4.5

$3,285
CPC-4.8

$4,174

$3,970
GS-4.6

$3,452

CPC-1.9

$3,991

$3,981

OS^.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary -

$3,500

CPC-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,905

01 Personal services:

$1,011,231

$705, 597
1,500

3,053

$771,611

4,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weet

3,468
15, 121

3,089

Total personal services

02 Travel

1,029,820

2,171

68

171,491

128,262

7,326

494,818

11,723

710, 150

778,700

100

200,000

131,475

5.000

420,487

400

100

200,000

162, 700

07 Other contractual services

6,000

461, 500

8.000

Total accrued expenditures

1,845,679

1, 467, 612

1,617,000

DETAIL or PEESOKAL SERVICES

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

aS-14. Range $9,tj00 to $10,600:
PubliKitioTis officer

0&-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief, printing division

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Assistant to chief, printing division.

Chief, duplicating section —

Production manager

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Forms designer

Plannlngand production officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Forms designer --

Printing and publications officer...
Visual aid specialist - -.

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Printing and publications assistant
Visual information specialist

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

G S-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545. . - -

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,230 to $3,680

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates;

Rates equivalent to $6,060 or above:

Plant foreman

Assistant plant foreman

Mechanic.-.

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060-.

Total permanent, departmental...
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

Personal services.

Nrmi- Total
ber salary

$9,600

9,300

7,240

7,610

12
33
70
20

1

1
6
2

6,140
6,640

5,750
6,125
6,125

6,060
10,870
6,810
62. 665
38,280
46, 795
114,755
223,755
61, 640

4,240
3,935
21, 520
6,140
7,904
6,540

1 6, 594

1 6, 178

2 11, 107
96 393, 549

285 1,100,857
22 89, 626

263 1,011,231

3,468
15, 121

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

7,440
7,640

6,140
6,540

6,760
6.125
6.125

2
1
13

8
11
32
38
15

1
1
6
2
2
2

10, 870
5,810
62.790
34, 296
44,310
112,580
134, 600
47, 650

4,365
4,036
22,000
6,300
6,984
5,640

1 6, 594

1 6, 178

2 11, 107
75 291,436

221
62

871,804
166, 207

169 706, 697

1,500
3,053

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800

8,360

7,440
7,640

5,940
5,940

6.260
6.250

5,810
5,810
58,240
38,715
40, 950
101,845
113,285
44,420

4,490
4,035
22,400
6,460
8,776
2,840

6,594

6,178

11. 107

280, 696

211 827,311
18 56, 700

193 771, 611

4,000
3,089

710, 160

NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS

Working Capital Fund, National Bureau of Standards

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

5,630

81

4,683

3,063

62

3,243

3,060
63

2,809

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,993
GS-7.5

$3,196
CPC-4.8

$4,992

as-7.6

$3,229
CPC-4.8

$6, 037

Average grade ... .

as-7.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,277

CPC-1.8

01 Personal services:

$21,930,452
393, 033

88.132
483,285

622,733

2,869

$15, 098, 000
302, 000

51.000
338,000

$13, 030, 300

Other positions

257,900

Eegular pay in excess of 62-week

61,000

Pay above basic rates .

286,800

Excess of leave earned over leave

Other payments tor personal serv-

23, 620, 504
7ia754
212, 794
207.820
781, 548
274, 786

16, 904, 155
610,114

3, 992, 095

4, 626, 976
1, 145, 298

769, 364

1,930

62, 339

15, 789, 000

636.000

160.000

206.000

772,000

250.000

7, 350. OOO

400.000

2. 690. 000

2, 400. 000

750.000

665,000

2,000

41,000

13, 626, 000

02 Travel

400.000

75.000

04 Communication services ... ..

75,000

443.000

06 Printing and reproduction

200.000

07 Other contractual services

1, 200, 000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials , ,

100. 000
1, 7(X). 1100

1, 400, 000

Noncapitalized . ..

400. 000

150, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

1,000
30, 000

Total accrued expenditures

63, 628, 477

32,000,000

19, 800, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

778, 700

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director..

aS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800;
Associate director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chemist

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Statistician

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Budget officer

Chemist..

Electronic engineer .-

Electronic scientist

General engineer

Information and editorial specialist.

Mathematician

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Ordnance design engineer

Personnel officer —

Physical science administrator

Physical scientist

Physicist

Statistician

Supply officer. -

Technologist -

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Accountant

Administrative officer

Aeronautical research engineer

Budget officer

Ceramic engineer

Chemist.-

Electrical engineer

Electronic engineer

Electronic scientist ,

General engineer

Mathematician-. ,

Mechanical engineer

Medical ollicer

Metallurgist ......

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12, 400

3
2
1
2
1
13
11
1

33,400
21.850
11.800
22.350
11.050
143, 400
121, 050
10,800

2 19, 200

6
1

11
3
1
3
3
1
2
1

11
1

28
1
1
7

1
7
1
1
3
28
4
12
28
10
7
7
1
6

68,800

10.400

106. 800

29,400

9,800
29,600
29,200

9,600
20,000

9,600
106, 600

9. COO
277. 200
10. 000

9.600
69,000

8.560

61.320

8,760

8.660

26.880

245.680

35. 040

105.320

241.480

86,000

69.720

60.920

8,760

44,200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800
1 12, 400

33,900
11,050
11,800
21.850
11,050
79,100
90, 400
11,050

19,600
9,600
59.800
10, 400
49. 800
30, 000
10, 000
30, 000
29, 800
9,800

9,600
40.000

9.800

210. 800

10,000

7 70, 000

1 8. 560

4 36. 040

1 8,760

26.480
175. 400
17,620
17, 720
87,200
34. 840
35. 240
17.720
8. 760
43,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12,600

34, 150
11.050
12, 050
22,100
11.300
79, 100
90, 900
11,050

2 19.600
1 9, 600
7 69, 800

50,200
30,200

9,600
30. 200
29,800

9,800

9,800
50,000

9. SOO

232, 800

10,200

7 70,400

1 8, 760

2 17. 920
1 8,960

3 26, 480
20 177,400
2 17, 720

70. 480
35. 240
35. 440
17.920
8.960
44,400

194

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS— Continued

Working Capital Fund, National Bureau of Standards — Continued
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Bange $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Ordnance engineer

Physical science administrator

Physical scientist

Physicist --- -

Statistician

Technologist-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Architectural engineer

Budget analyst

Ceramic engineer

Chemist

Commodity specialist

Electrical engineer —

Electronic engineer —

Electronic scientist

General engineer —

Librarian

Management engineer

Mathematician

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Ordnance engineer

Personnel technician

Physical science administrator

Physical science editor

Physical scientist --

Physicist

Procurement officer

Statistician

Supply officer

Technologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Budget analyst

Ceramic engineer

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Electrical engineer..

Electronic engineer

Electronic scientist

Engineering draftsman

General engineer.

Geologist

Instrument maker

Laboratory technician

Management engineer

Mathematician

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Optical technician.

Ordnance engineer

Ordnance specialist

Patent adviser.

Personnel technician

Physical science administrator —

Physical scientist

Ptiysicist.-

Procurement officer

Publications editor

Scientific photographer

Statistician

Structural engineer

Supply officer

Technologist...

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;

Administrative oiScer

Construction inspector

Glassblower

Instrument maimer

Physical science editor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Aeronautical engineer..

Astronomer.

Auditor

Budget analyst..

Ceramic engineer

Chemist

Electrical engineer.

Electronic engineer

Electronic scientist

Engineering draftsman

Foundry worlfer

General engineer

Geologist

Glassblower

Instrument malcer

Laboratory technician

Landscape gardener

Librarian . - _

Management engineer

Mathematician. _

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1964 estimate

Total
salary

$17,120
26. 480

17. 920
620. 440

8.660
62. 620

21, 520
74. 200
7.440
14. 080

29. 760
321, 120

7,440

44, 640

268, 440

242, 720

82, 240

7,240

14. 280

97. 320

199. 680

60, 120

14, 480
37, 000
21, 720
22, 120
44. 440

618. 920

7.240

21. 920

7.040

30, 760

18, 220
37. 240

15. 220
43. 780

6.140

46S. .500

32. 700

135. 080

326. 820

12.080

77.280

12.280

36, 640

12. 280

5.940

103. 680

208, 820

62, 000

12. 480

IS. 420

6,940

6.140

43. 680

IS. 620

.50. 320

67.5. 680

6.140

IS. 820

6.940

12.280

6.940

IS. 020

52, 520

11, 500
5,626
6.500

34.000
6,760

36, 796

116, 946

10, 495

5,185

11,120

36, 645

80,660

262, 940

54, 360

140, 745

336,090

115,695

,5, 060

16, 056

5,310

10, 620

311,355

183, 975

5,435

15.930

5.185

130, 875

200. 780

21,115

Num- Total
ber salary

2
2
41
1
5

1
5
1
2
4
30
1
4
10
11
7
1
2
8
7
6

$17. 720
18.120

369, 760
8.560
43. 600

7.440
37, 000

7,440

14, 280

29, 960

223. 600

7.640
29, 760
74, 200
82, 040
62, 280

7,240
14, 480
59, 520
52, 080
44.840

29. 760
22, 320
16, 080
44, 440
418. 640
7.240
16, 080

3 22, 920

6,340
12. 480
18. 420
37, 840

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

53 333, 220

2 12, 680

7 43, 780

23 144, 820

5 31. 500

2 12, 480

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

11

14
8
2

69, 340
88, 160
50. 320
12. 680

11
13
8
2

70. 740
82. 820
50. 920
12.880

1
1
1

3
I

5
16

31, 500
6.340

37. 840

410. 500

6.140

12.680
6.940
6.140

5. 940
12.280
26, 560

5,876

6. 760
5. 625

17, 000
5,876

25, 800
82,835

25. 926
67. 280

191.470
46, 540
77, 650

149, 990

2

36

13

1

2

10, 870

186, 285

67, 280

5,660

10,620

16 83, 085
19 98, 140
3 16, 555

$17, 920
18, 320

292, 280
8.760
44,000

7,440
37, 400

7.640

14. 280

30. 360

227. 000

7.640
.30. 160
14. 880
38. 000
63. 080

7.440
14. 480
46, 040
62. 880
45. 840

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

30. 160
22. 320
15. 280
66. 560
349. 440
7.440
15. 280

3 23. 320

1 6. 540

2 12. 680

3 18. 620
6 38, 240

337, 620
12. 880
38, 040

115,320

5 31,900

2 12 680

1 0, 140

1 6, 140

31, 900
6,340

38, 240

366. 180

6. 340

12. 880
6.940
6.140
5. 940

12. 280

25, 960

6
15

6,876
5,750
11,500
6,000

26, 050
78, 026

26, 050
67, 665

192.470
46. 790
47.415

150, 865

2
34
13
1
1

11.120
176,415

67. 655
5.685
5,560

14 73,716
19 99. 390
3 15, 680

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5.810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 186
6 32, 860
9 47, 540

11 68, 785
130 690,800

2 10. 745
1 5.060
1 6, 185
1 6, 560
1 5, 060

11 57, 160

1 5,310
49 239,265

812

3, 677, 585
271

1, 164, 946
506

1,896,460
417

1, 431, 415
338

1, 046. 300
99 282 650
31 77, 980

4 19, 760
6 26, 776
18 77,070
64 242,940
79 266.720
42 134.428
61 164.090
101 279. 112
54 142,660

2 7,488

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Personnel technician _.

3 $15,680

4 20, 490
9 46, 540

92 474,520

3 $15,806

4 20. 615

Physical scientist

10 52, 100

Physicist

87 447,595

Tabulating project planner

1 5, 185
8 41,355

1 6, 310

8 41, 605

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

19 94,030
434

1, 932, 970
136

568, 620
306

1, 068, 660
229

752, 696
182

563, 220

45 129, 110

8 20, 160

3 14, 695
5 22, 000
14 58, 360
45 171,175
44 150, 880
23 76, 722
33 100,030
75 207.640
31 82, 790

1 3, 744

16 76, 426
400

QS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

as 6 Range $3,410 to $4,160

1,813,750
124

530. 955
286

G.S-4 Range $3,175 to $3,665 ......

1,005.475
202

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230....

669, 910
165

515, 150

42 121, 580

8 20,240

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,1,50 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490 -.

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to $3,680-

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$.3.4.54

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.2.30...

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Wage Board positions at hourly rates

3 14, 820
5 22, 250
14 59, 485
44 171,640
42 146,320
22 75, 428

30 93, 380
73 205,416

31 82, 860

1 3,744

Total permanent, departniental

4,646

21, 928, 958
719

3. 685, 976

2,581

12, 444, 751
254

1, 3.57. 161

336

1, 561, 000

2,388

11, 660, 043
223

Add portion of salaries paid from this
accoimt shown in other position

1,330,043

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

3,827

18, 242, 983

162,400
62, 810
67,409
73, 226

338,466
31, 201
.514, 132

2,869

2,663

12,648,600

119,900
60, 800
86,000
44,200

224, 500
26, 400

2,165

10,330,000

95.500

40,500

68,500

Repfular pay in excess" of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

40,400
184,900

19,900

Excess of leave earned over leave taken _

Other payments for personal services:

Payments to other agencies for reim-

All personal services, departmental .

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

19, 495, 495

13, 200, 400

10, 779, 700

4 43,200
3 33, 150
2 21, 600

1 9, 800

4 43, 200
1 11, 300
1 10,800

Physical science administrator

3 33, 650
2 21, 850

GS-l'4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10,400

3 29,000

1 9,800

6 48,400

2 20,000

7 68,800

2 19,400

2 19, 600

5 48,400

Physical science administrator

2 20, 200

4 40,000

OS-l'3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

2 17, 320

Aeronautical research engineer

1 8,360

1 8, 560

3 25, 880
12 103, 520

5 44,800

6 44,200

2 16, 920

3 26, 280

1 7,440

4 29, 960
1 7, 440
1 7, 040
1 7, 240

18 134,320
22 164, 080

8 59, 720
6 42,840

9 65, 760
1 7,240
1 8,040

1 7, 240

4 28,760

2 14,680

1 8, 560

1 9, 160

2 17, 520
2 17, 720
5 44. 200

1 8, 560

2 16, 920

1 8, 760

4 35, 440

5 43,800

2 17,720

1 8, 760

13 113,880

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 7,440

1 7, 640

1 7,240
9 66, 760
4 30, 560
1 7,640

4 28,160

5 36, 200
1 7, 240

1 7, 440

17 126, 080

11 82,210

1 7,640

3 21, 920

6 36, 400

1 7, 440

physical science administrator

1 7.240
1 7,040
1 7,240

1 7, 440
11 81, 440

statistician

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

195

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Chemical engineer -

Chemist

Classitication officer

Electrical engineer

Electronic engineer. -- -.

Electronic scientist

Engineering draftsman

General engineer

Inspector---

Instrument maker

Laboratory electronic technician-.

Materials engineer

Mathematician-- —

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Patent adviser--

Physical science administrator —

Physicist-.- _

Procurement officer---

Publications editor

Statistician —

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Instrument maker —

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

Aeronautical engineer-- —

Astronomer

Chemical engineer ---

Chemist ---

Electrical engineer --.

Electronic engineer - -■

Electronic scientist

Engineering draftsman

General engineer

Instrument maker

Laboratory technician

Librarian

Materials engineer

Mathematician —

Mechanical engineer -..

Meteorologist --

Physical science administrator

Physicist -

Procurement officer

Production speciaUst

Statistician _- _.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$25,560
6,140

18,620
6.340
5,940
125,800
135,880
6,340

18,020
6,140
6,940

24,560
6,740

42,980

83,760

5,940

5,940
49,320

5,940
12,480

5,940

10,620
5,185

1

2
1

25

18
1
1
7

18
1
1

18
8
1
1

16
1
1

5,185

10,870

5,185

130, 875

93, 9.55
5,685
5,185

.36, 795

94, 705
5, 685
5,685

94, 330
40, 980
5, 185
6,310
83, 085
5,310
6,310

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12, 480
1 6, 140

3 18. 620

9 55, 860
4 24, 760

2 12,080
1 6, 140

1 6, 940

1 6, 740

5 30,900
5 29,700

4 24,660
1 5,940

3
2
1
1
14
1
1

5,875
5,185

5.310
11.120

6, 310
56. 535
10. 245

5,810

15, 430
10, 495
5, 810
.5, 810
72. 965
5, 185
5,310

8 41,355

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 940

1 6.340

3 18, 820

10 62, 000

11 67,540

2 12,280
1 6, 340
1 6, 940

1

1
2
1

12

6,940

6 36, 040
1 6,140

16 98, 240
1 6, 140

1 5, 750

1 6,000

2 10, 495

5,185

5,435
11,370

5,435
61,595
41, 355

5,810

26. 175
10, 620
5,435
5, 810
10, 370
5,310
5,435

23 120, 380

5,310

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Contiiiued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5.810— Con.

Num
ber

1
I
24
171
32
125
71
65
26
3

2

7
11
16
20

6

1

37

- Total
salary

$5. 185
5,185
115.380
768. 680
131, 190
468,600
240. 145
195. 110

71. 980
7,500

8,300
26,345
36,880
49, 344
57, 560
15, 552

2,420

130,606

Nun:
ber

- Total
salary

Num
ber

- Total
salary

1

3

94

17

74

42

31

9

1

2
7
10
15
20
6
I

1

$5,310

14, 485

425.895

69, 765

281,090

142. 070

92. 970

24. 910

2.500

8.650
27. 045
34.320
46, 530
59,160
16,032

2.490

3,265

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $5,370

7
128
29
94
69
48
12
1

2
8
12
16
23
8
1

$33, 465

GS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4,955

571, 740
118,555

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

354, 915

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

231,155

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

146, 400

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

33, 480

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

2,500

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035-

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680-

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230 .-.

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Wage Board positions at hourly rates
less than $5,060

8,800
30, 880
41,280
49, 824
68,460
21, 536

2,490

Total permanent, field

984 4
209 1

761, 187
073, 718

482 2, 253, 697
62 304, 297

98 500, 000

672 3
81

, 165, 305

465, 005

Add portion of salaries paid from this
account shown in other position
schedules. . -

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

774 3
1

080, 763
6,706

44,620
10,059
45, 735
14, 906

79, 031
6,080
2,788

25, 720
108,601

517 2,442,360
1 7,040

21, 100
9,000

15.200
6.800

59, 000
4.100
2.000

22, 000

590 2

1

,693,100
7,200

Other positions (United States and
possessions^ :
Temporary employment.-

24,900
10. 600

Intermittent employment

17.900

Regular pay in excess of 52-wcek basc.__
Payment above basic rates;
Overtime and holiday pay

10,600

48. 300

6.200

Living and quarters allowance.-

Additional pay for service abroad

2. 800
25,700

4

025,009

2,588,600

2

, 846, 300

23, 520, 504

15, 789, 000

13

,626,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE p^t*'!- "^ personal sEEvicEs-^continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Secretary of Defense

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number o( permanent positions

Full-tlmo equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees -

1,960

21

1,856

1,882

49

1,623

1.498

57

1.640

Averace salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,831
GS-8.4

$3,021
CPC-3.4

$6, 159
OS-8.8

$3,143
CPC-3.8

$6,388

Average grade. __

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salarv _ . - .

OS-9.0
$3, 170

CPC-3.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions...

$10, 7(V», 639
260, 782

37.953
227,708

55,514

$9, 754. 250
487,800

37,450
191,000

39,900

$9,467,410

523,300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

37.090

186. 100

Other payments for personal serv-
ices. _.

38,000

Total personal services.

11,286.596
650,484

23,330
267, 674

67, 398
609, 560
438, 724
130, 090
133,341
672

19, 571

10,510.400
700,000

33,200
290,600

54,500
340, 000
623,400
136,000

90, 000
1,000

21,900

10. 248, 900

02 Travel

750,000

32,900

299,700

05 Rents and utiUtv services .

12.500

342,900

07 Other contractual services ..

688,500

126, 100

09 EQuipment

76,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

1.000
21,600

Obligations incurred

13, 627, 440

12,700,000

12, 500, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $14,800:

Secretary of Defense

Deputy Secretary of Defense . _

Assistant secretary (applications

engineering)

Assistant secretary (comptroller)

Assistant secretary (health and

medical)

Assistant secretary (international

security affairs)

Assistant secretary Oegal and legis-
lative affairs)---

Assistant secretary Oegislatlve and

public affairs)

Assistant secretary (manpower and

personnel)--

Assistant secretary (properties and

installations)

Assistant secretary (research and

development)

Assistant secretary (supply and

logistics)

Assistant to the secretary (atomic

energy) and chairman, military

liaison committee

Chairman, munitions board

Chairman, research and development

board

General counsel

Positions established by Public Law

313, 80th Cong.:
Chairman, Armed Forces medical

policy council

Deputy assistant secretary, research

and development

Deputy chairman, research and

development board

Deputy director, applications engi-
neering

Deputy director, weapons systems

evaluation group

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22,600
1 20,000

16,000

1 15, 000
1 15,000

1 15,000

1 16, 000
1 16, 000

1 16,000

1 15, 000

1 15, 000

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

$22, 500
20,000

15,000
15,000

15,000

15,000

15,000
15,000
15, 000
15.000
15,000

16,000

16,000

2 30, 000

1 15,000
1 15, 000

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

$22,500
20, 000

16,000
16.000

15,000

15,000

15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000
15,000

16,000

15, 000

1 15. 000
1 15,000

Departmental— Continued
Positions established by Public Law

313, 80th Cong.— Continued

Director, planning division -

Executive director, committee on

aeronautics -

Vice chairman, research and develop-
ment board

Postions at rates in excess of $12,800:
Director, defense supply management

agency

Director of installations

Deputy director, defense supply

management agency

General schedule grades;
GS-IS. Rate of $14,800:

Defense adviser, Europe

Deputy assistant secretary (inter-
national security affairs)

Deputy assistant secretary (man-
power and personnel) - -

Deputy assistant secretary (supply
and logistics)

Deputy comptroller for budget

Deputy comptroller for Europe

Director, cataloging, standardiza-
tion and inspection

Director, equipment storage, dis-
tribution and disposal - .

Director, military traffic service

Director, office of domestic security
programs

Director, office of manpower utiliza-
tion

Director, office of special operations-
Director, procurement and produc-
tion policies

Director, supply and logistics plan-
ning and review-

Director, transportation and com-
munication

Executive vice chairman, muni-
tions board -

General counsel-- -

Special assistant to the secretary

Vice chairman, munitions board

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Assistant comptroller for contract
financing policy

Assistant director of budget

Assistant research director, weap-
ons systems evaluation group

Deputy comptroller for Europe

Deputy director, office of man-
power utilization

Deputy director, office of special
operations-- ---

Deputy for national security coun-
cil affairs -.-

Deputy general counsel

Policies and program coordinator...

Director, office of administrative
services

Director, office of industrial rela-
tions

Director, office of manpower supply.

Director, office of small business

Director, resources division.

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant comptroller for account-
ing policy

Assistant dnector of budget-

Assistant dnector, plannmg divi-
sion- -

Assistant general counsel

Budget analyst

Chief, manpower utilization sur-
veys --

Chief statistician -

Deputy director, office of industrial
relations

Director, civilian personnel policy
division

Director, economic and interna-
tional security estimates division.

Director, office of administrative
services

Director, fiscal management staff.. .

Executive director, committee on
guided missiles.

Special assistant to the Secretary-..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$13,800
13,000
14,600

14,800
14,800

13,000

1 14,800

"i'""'i4,"866'

1 14,800
1 14,800
1 14, 800

14,800
14,800
14,800
29,600

13,200
13.000

13, 200

13,000

1 13, 800

2 26, 200

1 13,000

1 13, 000

1 13,000

1 13. 000

12.400
24. 400

12,000
60,200
12,000

12,200
12,400

12,000

12,400

12,400

12,200

1 12, 200
1 12, 000

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 800

1 13,000

14,800

14, 800

14,800

14.800
14.800
14.800

14,800

14,800

14,800
14, 800

14, 800

14, 800

14,800

13,400
39,200

13,400
13,000

13,200
13,000

13,400
13,000

13,000

13,200
13,200
13, 200
13, 200

12,600

12, 200
73, 200
36, 200

12,400
12,600

12,200

12, 600

12, 600

12, 200
12, 200

12, 400
12, 200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13. 800

1 13,000

14,800

14,800

14, 800

14,800
14,800
14,800

14, 800

14,800

14,800

14,800
14, 800

14,800

14, 800

14,800

14,800

13,400
39,200

13,400

13, 200
13,000

13, 400
13,000

13,000

13,200
13,200
13,200
13,200

12,600

12, 200
73, 200
36, 200

12,400
12,600

12,200

12,600

12, 600

12, 200

12, 400
12, 200

197

198

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Secretary of Defense — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — COntinUCrl

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

A ccoimt an t

Administrative secretary.

Aeronautical research engineer

Ammimition and explosive safety

engineer

Architectural engineer

Assistant comptroller, progress re-
ports and statistics

Assistant for North Atlantic council

affairs.-- -

Assistant for readiness planning

Assistant to the assistant secretary-.

Assistant to the joint secretaries

Attorney

Auditor.

Automotive engineer

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Budget examiner

Chairman, industrial employment

review board

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Commodity specialist

Communication specialist

Construction engineer.

Construction management engineer.
Deputy director, office of special

operations

Deputy director of installations

Deputy director, resources division.
Director, Armed Forces bousing

agency

Director, budget and finance divi-
sion

Director, defense management staff.
Director, facilities and services divi-
sion

Director, foreign economic defense

affairs

Director, industrial security divi-
sion

Director, ofBce of standardization. . .

Director, personnel division

Director, policy and reports section-
Director, real property management.

Economist

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer -

Equipment disposal specialist

Equipment distribution specialist--

Executive assistant _.

Export controls specialist

Facilities and base rights negotiator -

Fiscal analyst

Fiscal systems specialist - -

Foreign affairs officer

General engineer _

Geophysicist

Historian

Industrial engineer

Industrial specialist

Insurance adviser

Intelligence specialist

International economist

International relations officer

Labor economist

Logistics specialist --.

Management engineer

Manpower utilization specialist

Mechanical engineer

Medical scientist

Military equipment storage special-
ist

Occupational analyst

Organizational and methods exam-
iner

Physicist

Planning officer

Procurement specialist

Production specialist

Program analyst

Psychologist

Radio engineer

Safety engineer

Scientific warfare adviser

Standardization engineer

Storage and disposal specialist

Statistician

Supply cataloger

Supply management specialist

Transportation specialist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Aeronautical engineer

Assistant administrative secretary..
Assistant for administrative man-
agement _--

.\ssistant to the secretary

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $34, 400

16,860'

10, 800
11,800

11,800
22. 850
10, 800
22, 600
11,060
11,800

10, 800
11,800
55, 000

11, 550
10,800
11,800
53,750

55, 000
10,800

10,800
10,800
11,800

11,0.')0
11,050

11,050

10,800
10, 800
11, 550
10,800

11,050
22,850

10,800
32,900
10,800

10,800
22,850
10,800
21,600
10,800
23,600
11,0.50
99,700
10, 800
33, 160
43. 950
10, 800
21,600
10,800
66, 0.50
32, 400
32, 400
10,800

11,050

22, 850
10,800

10, 800
11,800
7.5, 900
22,850
11,050
22, 3.50
21,600

102, 200
32,400
11.800
32,400

78,600
39,400
10,000

9,800
10,000

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

4 $45, 200

1 10. SOO

1 11.050

2 22. 850
1 11,050

1 11,800

1 10. 800

1 11,800

2 22, 850

23.100
11,300
11,800
11,050

11 120,5,50

1 11, 060
1 11, 800
6 65, 550

8 89,900

2 22, 600

1 10, 800

i' "ii'ioo'

1 11,3(,0
1 11,050

11,300

10, 800

11,050
11,300
11,800
10, 800
11). 800
11,300
33,650
33, 400

11,050
33,400
11,050
10,800
11,050
23,100
21,850
32,900
10,800
11,800
11,050
87,900
11,050
44,200
.54. 7.50
21,600
21.600
10. 800
44, 4.50
32, 900
44,200

11, 060

34. 050
10, 800
43,200
21,850
57,000
64,600
21,850
11,050
22,600
43,200
10,800
10,800
80.360
32, 400
11,800
33, 150

80,200
49, 200
10,200

10,000
10, 200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $45, 950
1 10, 800
1 11,050

1 11.050

1 11, 800

1 10, 800

1 11,800

2 23, 100

2 23, 100

1 11,300

1 11,800

1 11,050

11 121,050

21, 860

6 66, 300

1 10. 800

7 79, 360

2 22,860

1 11,300

1 10, 800

1 11,050

1 11,300

1 11,800

10,800
11,300
44, 700
33, 400
10, 800
11,050
45,450
11,050
11,050
11,050
23,100
21,850
33,400
11,050
11,800
11,300
67,300

44, 950
66, 000
21, 600
22, 100
11,050

3 33, 160

4 44,960

10,800
11,050

11.800
11,050
43.200
22. 350
57,000
44,950
22,100
11,300

43,700
11,050
11,050
81,100
33,150
11,800
33, 650

80,200
29,000
10, 200

10,000
10,200

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES tiontinued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Attorney

Budget examiner

Cartographer

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Chief accoim tan t

Civil defense planner

Civil engineer

Commodity specialist - . .

Communication specialist

Conservation specialist - - -

Construction engineer

Contract procedures specialist

Cost accountan t-

Deputy director, personnel division.

Director, security division

Economist

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer

E xecu five assistant

Export controls specialist-

Facilities and base rights negotiator

Financial economist

Foreign affairs specialist

General engineer-..

Geographer

Historian

Housing analyst

Industrial engineer

Industrial specialist

Industrial mobilization program

analyst

International economist

Labor economist

Legislative attorney

Management engineer

M.anpower specialist

Manpower utilization specialist

Mathematician —

Mechanical engineer

Medical scientist

Metallurgist

Military equipment storage spe-
cialist

Military requirements analyst

Nautical engineer

Occupational analyst

Ordnance engineer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel specialist

Physicist..

Procurement specialist

Production specialist

Program analyst — --

Program coordinator

Property management specialist

Purchase assignment officer

Realty officer ---

Safety engineer ..-

Scientific warfare adviser

Security officer

Small-business specialist--

Space plannmg officer

Stand.ardization engineer -

Statistician -

Storage program specialist

Supply cataloger

Supply classification specialist

Transportation specialist

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Accountant-

Administrative officer--

Aeronautical engineer

Air transportation specialist

Budget examiner

Chemical engineer

Chemist.-- ---

Chief, correspondence analysis

division -

Civil engineer

Classification officer

Commodity analyst

Communication specialist

Conservation specialist

Construction engineer

Economic geographer

Editorial specialist -

Electrical engineer- -

Electronics engineer--

Employment officer

Export controls siiecialist.-- --

General engineer

Industrial engineer

Industrial specialist

International economist

Legislative analyst

Legislative attorney

Management engineer

Manpower utilization specialist

Material control and disposal officer-
Mechanical engineer

Military equipment disposal spe-
cialist

Military equipment storage spe-
cialist - -

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$68, 200
78, 400
10, 000
9.800
9,800
9,600
10, 200
29, 400

48.000
9,600
9,600
9, 600
9, 800

29, 400

29, 400

10, 000

9,600

10, 200

19. 200

28,800

9,800

31,000

20. 200

9.600

15.5,400

1 9, 600

3 30, 000

48,600
38, 400
19,400
19,400
9,600

1 9,600

1 10, 200

9,600
9,800

19,200
29, 400
9,600
9,600

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$58,800
106, 800
10, 200
10,000
9,800
9,800
10, 200
29, 400
10, 000

1

5
1
1
1
1
1
4
3
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
2

1

17

1
5
1
4

106, 400

9,800

28,800

9,600

9,600

38,400

68,400

9,800

9,600

9,800

19,600

68,600

39, 400

69, 400

1
6
6
2
9
1
1

1
1
1
16

19, 400

8,360
60,760
51,760
16, 720
77,840
8. ,560
8,360

8,360

8,760

8,560

139, 660

33

1
1
1
1
1
2
5

26,680
41, 800
8,560
9,160
16,720
51,760
8,360
8,360
77, 040
17,720
284, 480
9,360
8,760
8,360
8,660
8,360
16,720
42,600

2
3
2
1
6
11
1
3
1
1
4
6
1
1
1
3
6
4
7
2
2

1
4
5
1
8
1
1

10. 200

48, 600

9,600

9.800

9,600

10. 200

9,600

39, 200

29, 400

10, 000

9,600

9.600

10,200

19, 200

58,000

9,800

20, 600

20, 600

9,600

165,600

9.800
49,200

9,600
39,400
19,200
19,400
19,600

10,200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $59, 800
11 107,800
10, 200

10,000

9,800

10,400

30, 000

10, 200

9,600

10,400

39,000

9,800

9,800

9,800

10, 200

9,600

19, 200

20,000

10,200

9,800

9,600

10, 400

9,600

58,600

10, 000

10,600

2 20, 800

13 130,400

1,600

19,400

29, 600

19,200

9,800

58,000

107,000

9,800

29,400

9,600

9,800

38,800

68,000

9,800

9,800

9,800

29,400

69,600

39,800

70.200

19, 800

19,600

8,360
34, 040
43,600

S.560
69, 080

8,560

8,360

8,560
133, 200
8,360
26. 8S0
34,240
8,560

16, 920
52, 160
8,360

16, 720
103, 520

17, 920
268,720

9,360
8.760
8,560

1 8,660
3 26, 280
8 08,480

2 17, 720

1
1
3

5
o

6
1
1

1 8,660

3 2.5, 880

4 36, 440

13
1
1
1

1 8 660

1 8,760

6 42,600

1 8,360

1 9,100

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

199

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEUVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360~Con.
Military requirements specialist —

Occupational analyst

Ordnance engineer ,

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Petroleum engineer .,

Physicist

Priorities specialist

Procurement analyst

Program analyst

Purchase assignment officer

Radio engineer

Realty officer

Records administrator

Safety engineer

Scientffic and technical editor

Scientific warfare adviser

Security officer

Specification specialist

Statistician

Supply cataloger

Supply specialist

Transportation specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Ammunition and explosive engineer.

Auditor

Budget analyst

Commodity analyst

Contract specialist

Correspondence analyst

Editorial specialist

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer

Facilities and base rights negotiator.

Fiscal analyst _

General engineer

Geologist

Graphics analyst

Historian

Industrial specialist

Infrastructure specialist

Legislative attorney

Librarian

Material conservation and disposal

officer

Mechanical engineer -

Military personnel officer

Military requirements analyst

Personnel officer

Position classifier-

Printing and publications officer-...

Procurement analyst

Program analyst

Program planner —

Psychologist---

Purchase assignment officer

Scientific warfare adviser

Security officer -.

Space analyst

Statistician

Supply cataloger

Supply officer

Transportation specialist

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accountant —

Administrative assistant —

Attorney...

Budget analyst

Chief, directives section

Commodity analyst

Conference reporter

Correspondence control officer

Economist

Editorial specialist

Electronics engineer ._

Facilities and base rights negotiator.

Fiscal analyst

Graphics analyst

Historian

Industrial specialist

Infrastructure speciahst

Legislative attorney

Military personnel officer

Mihtary requirements analyst

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Printing and publication speciahst

Program analyst

Records control officer

Research analyst

Safety engineer

Secretary

Secretary, efficiency awards com-
mittee

Security officer

Statistician

Supply cataloger

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Conference reporter

Correspondence analyst

Research analyst

Secretary.-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$25,280
8,760
8,960

8,360
9,360
8.760
8,360
16. 920
8,660
34,240
78.440

8,560

8,360

8,-560

8,360

8, .560

33.640

8.660

8.360

70,280

92. 560

41.800

76. 040

21.320

21.320

15,280

7,840

28,560

14,280

21,120

7,040

7,240

7,040

29,160

7,440
7,040
7,040
7.240
29,360
42,640

7,040
7,640

7,040

21, 120

7,040

14,280

21,120

29,160

7,040

15,080

56, 720

7,240

7,040

21, 120

7,040

7,040

7,040

28,360

43,040

21,320

14, 080

1 6,

3 18,

3 18,

4 24,

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25, 680
1 8,760

1 8,960

1 6, 940

1 6, 140

6 37, 440

11 65,340

11,750
5,625
6,625
6,500

3
2
2
1
2
12

1
3
12

2
1
1

8,560
9.360

8,360
8,660

8,760
8.560
8.560

8.760

33.640

8,760

87,200
67,280
33.440
59. 920

7,240

14.280

15,680

7,840

36,000

7,440

13,680

22,120

7.240

7.040

22,120

7.040

7,440

7.040

7,240
14,480
28,560

7,040

7,240
7,240
7,040
14,880
21,120
14.880
7,240
7.240
,50. 280
7,440

21. 520
14. 080
15. 080

7.240
14, 080
85,680
14, 480

7,240

6.540

12.280

6,940

17, 820

6,140

12, 480

6, MO

6,140

12. SSO

6.340

6,140

11,880

6,140

18, 420

12, 080

31,100

.5,940

5. 940

6.940

6.140

11, 880

19,220

12, 080

12,280

6.540

6,540

6,140

23,960

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,960

6,140
18. 620
73, 080

12,000
6,750
5,750

8,560
9.360
8,960
8, .560
8.760

35. 040
61. 520
8.360
8.760
8. .'560
8.760

1 8,760
4 33. 810
1 8,760

88.600
60.920
26. 080
25,680

7.440
14.680
7.640
8.040
29.360

7.440
7.040
7.640
7,240

1 7.440

2 14,880

7.040
7,240

7,440
7,240

21,720
15.080
7,240

7.840
7,440

14,280
15,280

2 14, 480
10 73, 400
2 14, 880

6,740
12,680

6.140
18. 420

6,140

6,540

6,340
6,540

6,940
6.340
12, 680
12,480
25, 160

6,140
6,140
6,340
12,280
12,280
12,480

6,540
6,540

6,340
6,940
62,200

12, 250
5,875
6,875

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Accoimtant

.Administrative assistant

Appointments and records super-
visor

Attorney

Budget analyst

Commodity specialist

Conference reporter- -.

Correspondence analyst

Editorial speciahst

Facihties and base rights negotiator -

Geologist - -

Graphics analyst

Historian

Industrial specialist

Legislative attorney

Librarian

Mathematician

Military requirements specialist

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant.--

Position classifier

Program analyst

Psychologist

PubUcations planning officer

Records supervisor

Research assistant

Secretary

Security officer

Space analyst

Statistician

Supply cataloger

Supply officer

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370.

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160... -.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range *2.750 to $3.230...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental —
Deduct lapses -

Net permanent, departmental (av-
eragenumber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base-.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and hohday pay.- -

Living and quarters allowances

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

Personal services -

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 495
41, 980

5,435
20,365
5,185
5,060
43, 355
21,115
36, 670

1

5

2

1

3

1

2

1

1

5

1

8

1

1

1

5
10

1

2

7
20

2

18

176

188

371 1,

232

87

22

2

8
16

5, 185

26. 550

10, 995

5,810

16.430

5,560

10, 120

5.310

5,685

26, 676

5,810

41, 105

6,185

5,310

5,685

26. 425

51,600

5,435

11,120

37, 795

105, 075

10, 745

87, 410

790,000

773, 450

379, 545

171,180

274, 800

67, 020

6.988
26, 760
46, 792

1,950

11, 472, 675
1 15 768, 036

1,835

10, 704, 639

260, 782
37,953

227, 708

55, 614

11, 286, 596

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

$11,245
42, 355

1 5, 435

4 20, 615

44, 105
10, 870
27, 175
5,060
5,185
21,490
5,310

15. 805

5.685

10,245

5,435

5,685

21,615

5,810

31, 735

5,185

6,310

6.685

26, 425

67. 165

6.435

11,245

27,925

96, 580

10, 870

82, 640

835, 250

830, 040

368 1,396,705

179 605.315

46 147, 840

21 64,910

3
1
2
1
1
4
1
6
1
1
1
5

13
1
2
5

18
2

17
183
199

6,988
36, 130
20, 744

1,882

11,709,857
308 1,955,607

9, 754, 260

72,300
415,500
37,450

132,500
58,500

39,900

10, 510, 400

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $11,370
6 32, 610

1 5, 560
3 15, 805

34, 110
11.120
27, 800

4 21, 990
1 6,435

3 16, 180

1 5, 810

2 10, 495
1 6, 660

4 22.115
1 5. 810
4 21, 490

1 5,435

1 5,810

5 26, 926

11 67,786

2
4
16
2
19
168
154

11. 496

22,740

88,336

11,120

93, 655

781,645

658, 660

268 1.047,110

127 442. 445

39 129. 030

19 60,090

1 3.614
10 32. 460
7 20. 984

1,498

9, 685, 138
16 217,728

102. 300

421,000

37,090

111,000
75, 100

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Public Information, Department
of Defense

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

125
85

75 109
68 105

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,217
GS-7.6

$2,912
OPC-3-0

$5,605
GS-7.8

$2,912
CPC-3.0

$5,498

QS-7.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 962

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

$468, 207

1,547
946

$376, 235

1,465
1,000

$571,415

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2,285

2,000

Total personal services...

02 Travel

470, 700

10,289

53

25, 679

195

1,736

5,812

14,469

4,767

646

378,700

15,000

500

21, 500

200

3,000

8,600

13, 000

9,000

600

576, 700
40, 000

800

76, 900

200

30,000

191, 600

60, 000

25,000

1,200

Obhgations incurred .. ..

634, 145

450, 000

1,000,000

200

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE— Con.

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Public Information, Department
of Defense — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director, Office of Public Informa-
tion

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy director. Office of Public

Information

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Information specialist

GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Planning officer _-_

Special assistant --

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Information specialist

Radio information specialist

Speechwriter

Staff assistant

Visual information and editorial
sDppisJist
GS-12. Range $7',b4b' to $8',b40^

Film editor

Information specialist

Public relations specialist _

Visual information specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant..

Communication equipment engi-
neer.

Film editor _..

Information specialist

Radio information specialist

Visual information specialist

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Film editor

Information specialist -

Supply officer

Visual information specialist .-

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

Range $ 3,410 to $4,160

Range $'!,175 to $3,655

Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

OS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.

GS-:

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 12, 200
4 43,200
1 10,000

86, 000

25, 480

9,360

8,560

8,760

36,600
7,040
7,040

5,940

5,940
6,940
6.940
6,140

1

7
I

1
1
15
7
18
22
9
6

5,810

38.645

5,060

5,310

6.120

66, 825

29,815

66, 505

72, 810

28,310

18,680

5,824

125
40

647,454
179, 247

Personal services..

85 468, 207
1,647

946

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 12, 200
4 43, 700
1 10, 000

43,600
8.560
9,360
8,560

8,760

29,760

7,040

6,140

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800

12,400

44,200

10, 200
9,600

86,000
25,480
9,360
8,760

8,960

7,040
44,240

1 6, 810
4 21,990

1

1
7
7

12
11
3
4

6,310
6,245
32, 435
29, 940
45, 170
37, 886
10,050
12, 840

5,824

76 414, 979
7 38, 744

68 376, 235
1,465

1,000

378, 700

7,240

6,140
5,940

6,940

10,120

6,810

26, 176

5,436
6,370
16. 970
62.585
76, 985
67, 655
9.730
15.190

5,904

109
4

694,229
22, 814

105

671,415
2,285

2,000

675, 700

INTERSERVICE ACTIVITIES

Salaries and Expenses, Court of Military Appeals, Department of
Defense

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

41
36

47
43

45
45

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,678
GS-8.8

$2,912
CPC-3.0

$5,601

as-8.5

$2,952
CPC-3.0

$5,749

OS-8.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2,992

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$228,351

989
1,051

$268,830

1,070
600

$279, 910

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base .. _ _

1,090

600

Total pprsnnfll sprviCA*?

230,391
2,958
23
4,484
1,202
1,480
1,219
7,947
277

270, 500
6,000

200
7,500
7, .500
1,500
3,000
4,400

400

281,600

6,000

03 Transportation of things

500

8.000

06 Printing and reproduction ._

10,900

1,500

08 Supplies and materials --

3,600

8,600

15 Taxes and assessments - -. . ._

600

Obligations incurred

249,981

300,000

320,000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates in excess of
$14,800:

Judge, court of military appeals

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief commissioner

Clerk of the court

Commissioner

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Commissioner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Deputy clerk of the court

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Librarian

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,620 to $5.370

Range $3,795 to $4,345

Range $3,410 to $4.160

Range $3,175 to $3,655

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
OS-2.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

3 $62, 500

1 11,050

1 10,800

1 10,800

6 41,800

7,040

30, 700

5,310
13, 985
12. 740
19. 975
26, 620

1 3. 230

4 11, 648

257, 198
28,847

36 228, 351
989

1,051

230, 391

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $52, 500

11,050
10. 800
10,800

60,960

31, 300

5,435
14, 360
17. 195
25,145
33, 565
3,175
3,230

11,808

47
4

288,363
19, 533

43 268, 830
1,070

600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $52, 600

1 11,300
1 11,050
1 11,050

51, 560

7,240

25, 360

6,660
14, 736
17, 695
26, 646
30, 780
3,255
3,230

11,968

45 282, 928
3,018

279, 910
1,090

600

281, 600

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Maintenance and Operations, Army

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees.

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade —

Ungraded positions: Average salary...

Personal service obligations;

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..
Payment above basic rates.

Total personal service obligations...
Direct Obligations

Personal services -

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services ...

Services performed by otheragencies.

Labor contracts with foreign gov-
ments '

Labor provided by the Federal
Republic of Germany and the

Berlin Magistrat "

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Lauds and structures

Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Taxes and assessments

Unvouchered.

Subtotal --

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -- --

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other AccouTits

01 Personal services.

02 Travel

1953 actual

423, 348

1,601

396, 583

$3,821
GS-6.0
$3,368

$1, 327, 468, 661
4,971,092
4, 901, 736
55, 563, 144

1, 392, 904, 633

1, 356, 622, 697
53, 250, 624

705, 949, 608
41, 086, 645
95, 969, 275
21,168,911

422, 138, 387
33, 681, 121

143, 724, 044

132. 360, 856

1,472.806.517

192, 703. 905

906. 392

42, 225

1,397,116

8, 093, 766

7,000

4, 681, 908, 879
2, 246, 073

4, 679, 662, 806

36,281,936
182, 175

1954 estimate

396, 049

1,711

365, 133

$3,821
G 8-5.0
$3, 665

$1, 275, 760, 355
4, 684, 704
4. 772. 949
35, 822, 894

$1, 226, 108, 075
5, 222, 420
4, 707, 797
32, 141, 234

1, 321, 040, 902

1, 267, 429, 190
51,872,219

647,914,476
41, 438, 044
96, 364, 822
21, 392. 686

337, 663, 370
34,841,145

137, 929, 620

119, 817, 737

750. 902, 174

109. 674. 602

2,116,158

56. 537

1. 237. 980

7, 679, 940

6,500

3, 528, 347, 208
2, 209, 207

3, 626, 138, 001

53,611,712
68,000

1965 estimate

375, 572

1,915

352, 491

$3,821
GS-6.0
$3,664

1, 268, 179, 526

1, 220, 945, 236
51, 860, 657

441, 622, 649
42, 276, 165
98,612,398
22, 198. 972

291, 349. 120
36, 301, 167

128, 063, 666

113,675,299

749,166.415

108, 700, 891

616, 467

80, 695

I, 146, 586

7, 285, 610

10,000

3,313,911,771
2, 188, 674

3,311,723,097

47,234,290
47, 000

■ Average number of persons; 1953, 258,779; 1954, 218,604; 1955, 204,058.
! Average number of persons; 1953, 126,602; 19M, 98,538; 1965, 92,214.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

201

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS^-CODttnued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE AEMY— Continued

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts — Continued

$19,486,108

3,228,272

5, 757, 422

1,717,275

4,432,727

939, 490

43,688,765

1,844,671

437

360,815

$16,952,000

3, 104, 000

5,5.84,000

1,709,000

30,056,000

767, 000

147,591,288

1,275,000

$15, 896, 000

3,071,000

6, 484, 000

06 Printing and reproduction . .

1,708,000

18,475,000

Services performed by other agencies.

696,000
221, 208, 710

15 Taxes and assessments .-

282,000

280,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements Irom other ac-

117,910,093

261,000,000

314,100.000

4,797,572,899

3,787,138,001

3,625,823,097

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AORICULTURE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

16
14

14
14

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,179
OS-6.7

$5,796
GS-9.6

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions -.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

$80,108
230

$80,556
294

60,338

6,080

817

558

3,207

586

6,528

47,735

144

80,850

450

60

42

2,740

350

1,248

3,750

10

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things..

Total oblieations

125,993

89,600

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERHT
COMMISSION

$2,039,141

$4,000,000

$2,900,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

194

19

200

206

19

217

211
2fl
219

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,486

as-6.8

$3,077
CPC-4.2

$4, 753
OS-7.2

$3,124
CPC^.2

$4,608

QS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

$832, 208
66,988

3,276
31, 965

$896. 665
60.570

3.470
33, 196

$902,900

Other positions

63,900

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

3,600

Payment above basic rates

33,000

TntAl pprsnnal sprvinp.^

924,437
52, 474
4,987
2,351
4,454
22,820
64.680
62.769
34. 965
25,233
2
3.121

993,900
61,465
6,835
3,065
6,130
19, 055
22, 100
500
62. 330
40.900

1,003.300

67.900

03 Transportation of things .

5,000

2,600

5,200

06 Printing and reproduction

22,100

20, 600

Services performed by other agencies-

100, 700
24,600

09 Equipment -

22,800

4.020

3,200

Subtotal

1,202,293
279

1,210,300
300

1,268,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total obligations

1,202,014

1,210,000

1,268,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OP
COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of other positions.-.

86

8

42

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,306
GS-6.0

$3,032
CPC-4.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

$144. 463
26, 978

644
34,530

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

206, 515

94,033

21,811

283

147, 816

356, 426

49, 779

15,312

1,067

02 Travel

$50,000

893,041

60,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE

$11, 746

$17,300

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Total number of permanent positions

46
40

46

41

46
41

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

$6,140
GS-8.0

$6, 172
GS-8.4

$5,172

GS-8.4

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$203,779

726
5,344

$212, 820

726
4,922

$212,820

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

726

4,922

209,849
84
194.344
143.544
154. 377

218, 468
85
192. 340
143.640
154, 370

218,468

04 Communication services ..

85

07 Other contractual services

192, 340

143, 640

09 Equipment --

154, 370

Total obligations

702, 298

708,903

708,903

SnuHABT

Summary of Persontil Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees -

423,688

1,628

395,879

396,315

1.730

365,405

376, 829

1,935

352, 751

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$1,328,709,219
6,055.058
4,906,512
55.634,983

$1,276,960,396
4, 745, 274
4,777,439
35,861,011

$1,227,223,796

5,286.320

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-

4.712.023
32, 179, 166

Total personal service obligations-..

1, 394, 305, 772

1,322,334,120

1,269,401,294

Direct Obligations

1,358,023,836
53,403,111

705.977,123
41.089.921
96, 124. 751
21.191.731

424. 793. 564
33,743,890

143,724,044

132, 360, 856
1,473,041,433

1,268,722,408
61,924,134

647.921,370
41,441,236
96, 373, 692
21,462,091

341.877,810
34, 841, 645

137,939,620

119,817,737
751, 109, 392

1,222.167,004

02 Travel - - —

51. 918. 557

441. 627, 549

42, 278, 850

05 Rents and utility services

98, 617, 598

22,221,072

294,462,060

Services performed by other agencieS-
Labor contracts with foreign gov-
ernments '

35,401,867
128, 003, 666

Labor provided by the Federal Re-
public of Germany and the Berlin

113.676,299

08 SuppUes and materials...

749,334,655

' Average number of persons— 1J53. 258.779; 1954, 218.504; 1955, 204.058.
» Average number of persons— 1963, 125,602; 1954, 98,638; 1955, 92,214.

202

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY^Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Army — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligalions— Continued

$192, 910, 572

954. 127

42,225

1.397.262

8,097,944

7,000

$109,887,172

2,119,908

56. 537

1.237.989

7,683,970

6,500

$108, 878, 061

10 T.ftTids And strnnfnrps

616, 457

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions^
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

80, 595
1, 146, 586
7,288,810

Unvouchered -- -

10,000

Subtotal

4,686,883,990
2, 246. 352

3,634,423,211
2, 209, 507

3, 318. 788, 674

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -

2, 188, 674

4.684,637,038

3, 532, 213, 704

3, 316, 600, 000

ObligatioTis Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

n) Pprsnnnl servirps

36,281,936

182, 175

19,486,108

3, 228, 272

5, 757, 422

1,717,275

4,432,727

939,490

43,688,765

1,844,671

437

350,815

53,611,712

68,000

16. 952. 000

3, 104. 000

5,584,000

1. 709, 000

30,056.000

767,000

147,591,288

1,275,000

47, 234. 290

47.000

03 Transportation of tilings

16, 896, 000

3,071,000

05 Rents and utility services

5, 484, 000

1,708.000

07 Other contractual services

18. 475. 000

Services performed by other agencies-
08 Supplies and materials

696,000
221,208,710

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments _.

282,000

280,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

117,910,093

261,000,000

314, 100, 000

Total nbligat.inTls

4, 802, 547, 131

3, 793, 213, 704

3, 630, 700. 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates in excess of $14,800:

Secretary of the Army

Under Secretary of the Army

Assistant Secretary of the Army

General schedule grades:
GS-18. $14,800:

Deputy assistant secretary

Deputy under secretary

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy comptroller

Director, office of analysis andreview

Director, ordnance research

Director, office of civilian personnel

General counsel

Technical director of research

Special assistant, research and de-
velopment

Special assistant, production and

procurement

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant to the Secretary

Ordnance comptroller...

Budget chief, budget division

Deputy director, office of analysis

and review

Director, office of analysis and review
Chief technical consultant to assist-
ant chief of engineers for military

construction

Deputy department counselor

Civilian adviser to assistant quar-
termaster foroperations

Technical director of research

M ilitary intelligence specialist

Special assistants

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.Accountant

Adviser

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Assistant comptroller

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Budget officer

Biogeographer...

Budget analyst

Business analyst

Chief, renegotiation affairs branch..

Comptroller

Deputy chief, renegotiation affairs

branch

Deputy chief of supply, office of

supplies and accounts

Deputy chief of facilities

Deputy administrative assistant

Deputy comptroller .

Deputy director, office of civilian
personnel..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $18, 000

1 16,000

2 30, 000

1 13,000
r 'i3|2bo'
1 "13,000

13, 000

13,200

12,400
12. OOO
12,000

1 12,200

24,000

12.000
12,000
12.000
36, 000

89,160
22, 600
109, 250
10. 800
22.600
32, 650
45, 950

11,800
22.600
21. 860
11.800
10,800

1 11, 300

10.800
10. 800
11.050
11,800

1 10. 800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$18,000
15,000
30,000

14,800
14,800

13.200
13,000

13,000
13.200
13.000

13.000

13.200

12,400
12,000
12,000

12,000

12,000
24,000

12. 000

12.000

48, 400

89,400
11,800
99, 460
10, 800
33, 400
44.700
4,5. 950
10,800
11.800
22.600
21.850
11.800
10. 800

11.300

10. 800

10, 800
11.050
11.800

11, 050

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $18. 000

1 15. 000

2 30, 000

14.800
14. 800

13.200
13,000

13,000
13, 200
13,000

13,200

13,400

12, 600
12,200
12,200

1 12, 000

1 12.000

2 24. 000

1 12, 200

1 12.200
4 48. 400

89. 900
11,800
100, 450
11,050
33,660
44,950
46.200
10,800

2 22.600
2 22, 360

11,050
11,050
11, 300
11, 800

1 11,050

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntinUOd

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con,

Engineer , civil .. _

Chief, foreign financial affairs branch.

Educational officer

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, construction

Engineer, design and development .

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general .

Engineer, construction management.

Engineer, materiel

Engineer, ordnance

Enguieer. safety

Fiscal officer

General counsel

Historian

Information officer

Industrial specialist

Manpower utilization consultant...

Medical officer

Military intelligence research ana-
lyst

Military intelligence specialist- -.^-.
Procurement administrative officer.
Organization and methods examiner.

Penologist

Personnel director

Physical science officer

Physicist-

Procurement officer

Production specialist...

Program progress analyst

Records administrator

Recreation director

Safety director

Scientific administrator

Special assistant to the Secretary of

the Army

Special assistant to the Chief of

Staff..

Special adviser, Officer of Secretary

of the Army

Statistician.

Supply officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer..

Trial examiner

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Adviser

Administrative officer

Architect

Archivist..

Assistant director, office of civihan

personnel

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Biochemist

Cartographer

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Business analyst

Chief, divisions of office civilian

personnel

Chief, resources analysis divison...

Chief, defense supply service

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Deputy chief

Deputy comptroller

Engineer, architectural

Director, Army Library...

Director, defense supply service —

Economist.

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aeronautical -

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical...

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, highway

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, railway

Engineer, safety

Equipment technician

Fiscal officer _

General counsel —

Historian

Information and editorial specialist

Industrial specialist.

Labor relations officer

Legal adviser

Legal administrator

Manpower analyst

Manpower utilization consultant...

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$44, 450

10, 800

11, 800
11.800
33. 900
10. 800
33. 650
21. 850

110.250
64.500
11.050
44. 450

10, 800

11. 050
11.800
11, 800

2 22, 850
"2"'"2i,'856

22, 860
90.160
10. 800
78, 100

11,800
11. 060
11, 800
22. 100
11.050
11.300
10. 800
11.800
10. 800

33, 650

32, 650
57, 000

33, 650

10, 800
44, 200

78, 200
20, 400
127, 800
39, 400
19, 200

9,600
29, 800
166, 200
38, 800
10, 400
10,200
58,800

9,600
29,800
10,600

69, 600
10. 200
10.000
9.800
9.800
9.600
9,600

1 9, 600

1 10. 000

1 9, 600

1 9, 800

2
2
2
14
2

11
13

11
2
1
6
8
1
1
2

19, 400

20, 200
20, 200

140, 000

19.400

107. 400

126, 400

106, 600
20,200

9,800
58,400
79,000
10.200

9,600
19, 400

10, 400
28,800
30, 000
69, 400

9.600
10.600

9.600
10,600

9,800

Num- Total
ber salary

$32, 650
10. 800
11.800
11,800
33.900

10, 800
33, 900
22. 350

100. 500
55, 250

11. 300
44. 450
11.050
11.050
11.800
11.800
11,800
22. 850
10, 800
22, 100

11.800
90, 160
11.060
78, 100
10, 800
10, 800
11.800
11,050
11,800
22, 100
11.050
11.300

1 11.800
1 10. 800

5 54. 600

5 57, 000

3 33. 900

1 11.050

4 44. 200

2
14
4
2

1
2
19
4
1
1
6
1
2
1

6
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
14
1
13
15

10
2
1

78. 200
20. 400
137, 200
40, 000
19,400

9,800
19, 400
166. 200
39,000
10. 400
10.200
58. 800

9.600
20.400
10. 600

59,600
10. 400
10.000
9,800
9,800
28.800
9.600

19. 200
9,600

10, 000
9.600

10, 000
9.600

29, 000

10. 600

20, 400
141, 400

19,600
128, 000
147, 000

97,600
20,400
10,000
.58. 800
79.600
10, 200

9.600
19. 800

9.600
10,400
28, 800
19,800
70,200

9,800
10, 600

9.600
10, 600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

203

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVicES — Continued

];)epartmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Marketing specialist

Medical officer ,

Metallurgist

Military intelligence research ana-
lyst

Military intelligence specialist

Occupational analyst- --

Organization and methods examiner

Penologist

Personnel director

Personnel officer

Physical science officer

Planning officer

Printing and publication officer —

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst..

Realty officer

Recreation director

Renegotiator -

Research psychologist —

Staff assistant for civil works

Staff assistant, guaranteed loans

and advanced payments

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer... ._

Supply storage and distribution

officer.

Training instructor _.

Transportation officer

Trial examiner

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Actuary

Adviser. _

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agronomist

Architect

Archivist

Athletic director

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Bakery equipment specialist

Biochemist

Biophyslclst

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer..

Budget officer

Business analyst

Cartographer

Chemist...

Commodity Industry analyst

Commimication specialist

Contract specialist

Economist

Educational officer

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Enguieer, aeronautical

Enghieer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil —

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Enguieer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, maintenance

Enguieer, marine.

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical.

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, railway

Engineer, safety..

Equipment technician

Field representative

Fiscal officer

Forester

Historian

Identification specialist

Information and editorial specialist.
Information and education special-
ist

Information officer

Industrial specialist

Insurance examiner

Logistics specialist

Manpower analyst

Meteorologist. --

Military analyst

Military intelligence research

analyst

Military intelligence specialist

Military operations specialist

Occupational analyst

19S3 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,200
1 9,800
1 9,600

4
13
i
18
1
2
4
3

T
3

25
1
1
2

28
1

11
1
6
7

32
7
1
1
1

U

1
2
6
2
3
4
2
1
3
1
5
.•i
10
1

4

17

7

12

33

19

4

1

1

G

14

12

1

6

3

6

2

1

7

1

4

1
3
23
1
1
4

39,000

128,200

38, 400

178. 400

10,200

20,000

39,200

30,400

19. 400

10,000

29,200

19,400

99, 400

19,200

9,600

10, 600

10, 600

9,800

9,600
108, 600

9,800
127,000

68,200

9,600
9,600
9.600
19,200

215,840

8,760

8,560

17, 320

241,880

8,560

96, 960

8,360

42.400

61, 520

273, 400

60, 720

9,360

8,300

8,360

96, 560

16, 720

42,000

51.360

8,560

16,920

61, 560

16,920

27,280

36. 040

17.120

8,360

25, 480

8,360

45, 000

42,600

86. 800

9,160

34,240

146, 320

60, 920

101, 720

284,280

164,980

34, 240

8.360

8,360

50, 960

119.240

103, 520

8,360

51, 160

26, 280

51. 160

16, 720

8,360

59, 320

8,660

34, 440

8,760

25, 480

197, 480

8,660

8,360

34, 640

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10,400

1 9,600

1 9,800

4 39, 200

13 128, 600

4 38, 800

18 178,600

8,360

59, 920
199, 480
16, 920
41, 800

1

5
4
2
1
3
2
10
3

10,400
48,400
40,400
19,800
10, 000
29,600
19,600
99,400
29,000

1 10, 600

1 10, 600

1 9,800

1 9,800

11 108,600

1 9, 800

14 137,800

7 68, 400

1 9,800

1 9,600

1 9,800

2 19, 200

258, 240
8,760
8.560
17, 520
251, 040
8,560
113.680
8.360
43,400

60, 720
263, 920

61, 120
9,360
8,560
8.360

96. 760
16,920
51.160
52. 160

8,660
17, 320
62, 360
26, 080
35,640
36, 040
17, 320
16, 720

8,660
25, 280
44,200
44,000
70,280

9,360

34, 440
147, 920

61, 520
127,400
261,200
166, 980

34,640
8,560
8,360

34, 440

188, 120

104, 920

8,560

61, 660

17, 720

8,360
8,360

59, 920
8,560

34. 840

8.760

25, 880

206, 840

8.660

8.360

43,200

8,360

8,360

60. 720
199, 480

17, 120
16, 720

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10. 400

1 9,600

1 10, 000

4 39, 400

13 128, 600

4 39, 200

18 178, 800

10, 400
48, 400
30, 800
19, 800
10, 200
29,800
19,800
99, 400
29,200

10,600
9,800

9,800

108, 800

10,000

129, 200

f.8, 200

9,800
9,800
9,800

249, 880
8,760
8,560
17,320

253,440
8,760

115,480

8, 360
43,400
60, 720

248, 400
63, 360

9, 360
8.660
8,660

96, 760
17,120
51, 360
52, 360

8,760
52, 660
26. 480

35. 640

36, 240

17, 620
16. 920

8, 560

25, 280
44,600
44, 200
70,280

9,360

34, 640
132, 200
62, 320
128, 600
203, 400
168, 180
34. 640
8.560
8,360

26, 280
206, 240
106, 120

8,560
61, 960

18, 120

1
1
7
1
3

1
3
24
1
1
6
1
1

7

23

2

2

8,360
8,560

59, 920
8,760

26, 480

8,760
25,880
208. 040
8.760
8.360
43.600
8.360
8, 660

60. 920
199. 480

17. 120
17, 120

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Patent examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel director

Personnel officer

Personnel requirements analyst

Personnel research technician

Pliysic-al science officer..

Placement officer..

Planning officer

Position classifier

Printing and publication officer

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst

Property and stock control officer...

Psychologist —

Purchasing officer

Radio information officer

Realty officer

Records administrator ._

Regulations analyst

Safety director-

Salary and wage analyst

Scientific administrator __.

Security and intelligence officer

Shop and service specialist

Statistician

S torage specialist

Supply officer

Supply plarming officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer -

Tram mg instructor..

Transportation economist

Transportation officer

Trial examiner -

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\ccountant

.\dviser

.\dministrative assistant...

Administrative officer,

Architect

Archivist

Art director.

.\ssistant chief

Architect _

Attorney...

Attorney adviser _

.\uditor

Bakery equipment specialist

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer..

Budget officer

Business analyst

Cataloger

Chief

Chemist _

Commodity industry analyst

Communication specialist

Contnict administrator

Contract specialist

Economist

Editor

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer —

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general...

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, marine.

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, railway..

Engineer, safety

Engineer, construction

Entomologist

Equipment technician...

Field representative

Fire prevention officer

Fiscal officer

Historian

Identi flcation specialist

Information and editorial specialist

Information officer

Industrial specialist

Inspector...

Insurance examiner

Investigator

Labor relations officer

1953 actual

Num-

Total

ber

salary

28 $241, 680 1

6

62, 960

1

8,760

1

8,360

11

96, 960

1

8,360

5

46, 600

4

34.640

1

8,760

7

60, 120

3

25,680

3

25, 880

2

17,720

5

43, 200

I

8,560

7

60,320

1

8,360

I

8,360

2

16, 920

1

8,760

1

8,360

1

8,360

1

8,900

1

8,360

2

17,320

1

8,360

1

8,760

1

8,560

21

181,360

4

34,440

28

240, 080

4

33,840

11

93,660

5

42.400

1

9.160

4

35.440

1

8,360

17

124, 680

2

14,080

3

23, 720

41

303, 610

15

110,400

2

14,680

1

7,640

1

7,040

4

29, 660

8

60, 520

27

198,280

13

95, 120

2

15,080

11

80, 240

1

7,440

10

73,200

3

22, 120

3

22,320

1

7,840

1

7,040

2

14,280

6

43,040

1

7,240

8

67, 720

1

7,040

1

7,240

2

14, 080

6

44, 240

1

7,040

10

75, 400

III

74, 200

3

22, 120

7

51, 480

24

177, 560

26

189, 840

10

74, 200

22

160,280

20

146, 800

6

36. 600

3

22.720

3

21.920

1

7.840

4

28, 560

26

192, 240

15

108, 400

2

14, 280

2

14,680

6

36, 800

1

7,640

10

72,600

1

8,040

2

15,080

1

7,440

6

43, 840

1

7,640

3

22,320

2

16,480

16

116,840

2

14, 680

1

7,040

1

7,640

3

21,320

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

29 $251. 240
6 53, 560

8,760

8.300
97. 800

8.360
46, 600
26. 280

8, 760
60. 920
34, 240
34. 040

8,360
59, 920
44,200

8, 560
60,320

8,360

8,360
17,320

8,760

1

1

U

1

5
3
1
7
4
4
1

5
1

8,360
8. 3li0
8. 960
8, 360

17,320
8,360
8,760
8, 860
182,160

34,840
233,120

34, 440

94, 600
42, 600

9, 360
36, 840

8,360

146, 200

14,080

21,620

243, .WO

109,800

14,680

7,640

7,040

36, 600

38, 000

206, 620

96, 120

16, 280

94,320

7,440

79,640

22, 620

22, 320

7,840

7,240

35, 600

28,560

7,440

35, 800

7,240

7.240

14,280

37, 200

7.040

82, 240

75,000

21,920

52, 080

171,120
184,800
58, 920
168, 520
140. 160
28.960
22, 920
22, 520
7, 840
28,960
148, 400
102. 560

14. 2sn
14,8811
37, 200

7,640
87, 080

8,040
15,080

7,440
44. 240

7,640
22, 620

15, 480
125, 080

14,680

14,080

7,640

21,320

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

29 $263,040

63, 960

8,960

8,660

89,200

8,560

45, 800

26, 480

8,960

61, 520

34, 240

34, 240

8,660

60, 120

44,200

8,760

60,620

8,360

8,360

17,320

8,760

8,360

8,560

9,160

8,660

17,720

23

23

8

23

19

4

3

3

1

2

20
13
2
2
5
1
12

8,960
8,560
182,560
35, 040
233,120
34,440

94,960
43,200

9,360
36,840

8,560

146, 200
14,080

21, 520
243, 520
111,400

15,080

7,840

7,240

37, 200

38, 000

199, 680

96, 720

15,280

94, 320

14, 480

80,640

22,720

22, 720
7,840
7,240

35, 600
28,960

7,440
36, 000

7,240

7,240
14, 480
37, 800

7,240
82, 240
68,360
21,920
52, 080

172, 620

172, 520

68, 920

168, 520

140, 160

29, 360

22,920

22, 520

7,840

14,280

148, 400

96, 720

14,280

14, 880

37, 200

7,840

15,080

7,640
44,640

7.640
22,320
15,680
118,840

7,640
14, 080

7,840
21,920

204

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Army — Continued

DETAii, OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Laundry superintendent

Legal adviser

Librarian

Linguist --

Logistics specialist

Maintenance specialist

Manpower analyst

Mathematician _

Mess officer

Military analyst

Military Intelligence research ana-
lyst

Military intelligence specialist

Military personnel officer

Military training officer

Occupational analyst

Organization and methods examiner .

Patent examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Personnel requirements analyst

Personnel research technician

Physical science officer

Placement officer

Planning officer

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer —
Procurement administrative officer.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Production control specialist

Program progress analyst

Publications editor

Publications writer

Purchasing officer

Radio information officer

Real property disposal specialist —

Realty officer

Records administrator

Recreation director

Refrigeration adviser. _.

Salary and wage analyst -

Shops and service specialist

Small-business specialist

Space control officer..

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply officer... _.

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer -

Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accounting machine supervisor.

Training instructor

Transportation officer...

Tran'=portation requirements

analyst

Visual aids specialist

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Architect.-

Archivist

Attorney adviser

Auditor -- _ _

Bakery equipment specialist.

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer _

Business analyst

Cartographer

Cataloger...

Claims examiner

Commodity industry analyst

Communication spe^jialist

Confidential assistant to the Secre-
tary

Contract specialist

Criminal investigator

Economist .._

Editor

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectual

Engineer, aeronautical _..

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management.
Engineer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial..

Engineer, highway

Engineer, material _

Engineer, mechanical _

Engineer, motion picture..

Engineer, ordnance

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,240
7,240

22,720
7,040
7,240
8,040

64,760

21,520
7,440

15, 080

169, 120
88,680

7,240

7.040
63, 760
280, 320
110,200
28, 760
59, 920
21,320
22, 520
15, 080

7,040
36,600
81,440
15,480

7,040
36, 800
23.620

7,040
28,960

7,440

8,040

2
1
2
2
4
1

11

1

3

1

27

11

52

15,880

7,840
15,080
14,280
28,960

7,840
79, 440

7,240
23,320

8,040

197, 280

78, 640

381, 280

18 130,720

1 7,040

8 59, 520

14 104,960

5 36, 400

1 7,240

34

9

61

15

3

16

10

1

16

4

7

6

5

4

7
2

4
1
1
2
1
4
9
1
1
3
1
2
6
6
4

14
7
3
3
2

11
1

10

210, 760

66, 060

319,140

96, 700
18, 020

97, 040
62,600

6.140
99,440
24, 960
42. 980
38, 840
31, 700
25, 360

5,940

42, 380
12, 080

24, 760

5,940

6,740

12,880

6,140

24, 360

57, 460

6,140

6.940

18, 820

6,740

13, 480

37,040

29,900

26, 160

82,220

43. 380
18.220
18, 420
12,880
67, 140

6,940
62,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 240
7.240

22,920
7,040
7.240
8,040

72,000

21,720
7,640

15,280

1
1
3
1
1
1
10
3
1
2

24

12

1

1

g

37
14
4
8
3
3
2
1
5
11
3

176, 560

89,280

7,240

7,240

64,560

274, 480

104. 160

29.160

60,320

21,320

22,720

15,280

7,040

37, 000

81,440

22,520

50. 080

23.720

14.280

28.960

7,440

8,040

7.040

15, 880

7,840

7,040

21,520

29,.'i60

8.040

80. 640

7,240

23, 320

8, 040

184. 200

79, 640

356, 960

15 110,400

2
9
15

3
1

35

8

61

11

2

16
7
1
15
6
7
6
6
4
1

14, 080
67,660
111,600

21,920
7,240

218, 700
49,620

320, 140
73, 340
12,080
92,700
44, 780
6,340
93, 100
31, 300
43, 380
39, 040
31.900
25, 960
5,940
36, 840
12,280

24, 960
18, 220

6,940
13, 080

6,140
24,360
44.180
12.080

6.140
12,880

2
5
6
6

11
5
3
3
2
7
1

10

13,680
31,500
30,600
39. 440
69. 940
31, 100
18, 420
18, 420
12,880
43,380
6,940
63,400

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 440
7,240

23,120
7,040
7.240
8.040

72, 000

21, 920
7,640

15, 480

24 176,160
12 89, 480
1 7,440

65,760
283,720
105, 560
22,120
53, 680
21,920
22,720
15.280
7,240
37, 400
74, 200
22, 720

7
3
2
4
1
1
1
2
1
1
3
4
1
11
1
3
1
25
U
49

50,880

22,720

14,280

29,160

7,440

8,040

7,040

16, 080

7.840

7.240

21. 920

29. 700

8,040

81.640

7,240

23,520

8,040

185,000

81,440

356, 960

2 14, 280
9 67, 960

15 111,600

3 21. 920
1 7, 240

36
8

51

11
2

15
7
1

15
5
7
6
5
3
1

218, 700
48,920

324, 340
73,740
12,280
93,500
45, 180
6.340
93, 700
31,700

43, 980
38, 840
32, 100
19,420

6,140
37,640
12,280

24, 960
18, 220

6,940
13,080

6,140
24, 560

44, 180
12,080

6,140
6,940

2
6
5
6
10
5
3
3
2
7
1
7

13,680
31,900
31,100
39,840
64,600
31, 100
18,820
18,420
13,080
43, 380
6,940
47,680

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Engineer, railway

Engineer, safety .-.

Engineer, structural

Equipment technician

Fingerprtat examiner

Fiscal officer _.

Historian

Identification specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Information officer

Illustrator-

Industrial specialist

Insurance examiner

Laundry superintendent

Legal advi.ser

Liaison officer

Librarian

Linguist

Logistics specialist

Manpower analyst.

Marketing specialist

Mathematician

Military analyst

Military Intelligence research an-
alyst

Military intelligence specialist

Military training officer

Occupational analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner -

Patent examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Personnel representative

Personnel requirements analyst

Personnel research technician

Physicist..

Placement officer

Planning officer

Position classifier

Printing and publication officer

Prisoner employment supervisor

Procurement administrative officer-
Procurement officer

Program progress analyst

Production specialist..

Production control specialist..

Property and supply officer..

Property disposal officer

Psychologist

Publications editor. __

Publications writer

Purchasing officer.. _ _.

Realty officer.. _

Records administrator

Recreation director .,

Refrigeration adviser

Regulations analyst

Salary and wage analyst

Security officer

Small-business specialist.-

Social worker...

Space control officer

Statistician...

Storage specialist

Supply officer. __

Supply planningofficer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Supply storage and distribution

officer..

Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accounting machine operator..
Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accounting machine supervisor.

Training Instructor

Transportation officer. _

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst

Visual-aids specialist..

GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,260:

Accountant _.

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Archivist

Art director

Budget officer

Cataloger

Communication specialist

Contract specialist

Editor

Electronic mechanic

Engineer, aeronautical _.

Equipment technician

Fiscal officer

Information and editorial specialist.

Information officer

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Liaison officer

Linguist

Mail and file supervisor

Military Intelligence research
analyst

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$17,820
12, 480

6,640
49, 620

6,340
65. 860
70. 140

6.940
24.160

5.940
30, 900
145, 420
12, 280

6.140
12, 080

6,140
36, 840

6,740
12. 080

6.940

6.940

6.940
12, 280

43 262.080

19 117,260

1 6, 940

12 72, 880

399, 145
17, 820
18, 020
69,940

6,940
30,900
32, 700

6,940

19, 420

12, 480

113, 520

25,660

6,740

48, 320

24. 560

11,880

6,140

31,900

25, 560

6,940

13,880

11,880

12,880

6,940

42,780

18, 420

12. 280

38, 840

24, 760

6,940

6,140

6,540

6,540

229. 780

44,380

330, 620

18, 220

1 6, 740

1 6,940

3 18, 620

4 24, 160
15 96, 170

1 6,140

2 11,880

11,750
28,000
136, 500
11,250
6,000
23,376
6,250
5,626
5,875
5,500
5,500
6,500
12, 375
11,600
17, 600
12,000
11,500
6,750
6,250
11, 600
6,125

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$18, 020
12, 680

6,740
38,240

6,540
66,260
70,740

5,940
24, 360

6.940
30. 900
127. 000

6.940

6,340
12. 080

6,140
43, 580

6,740
12. 080

5,940

6,940

5,940
12, 480

41 260, 000

19 117,260

1 6, 140

11 68,340

421, 565
17, 820
18,420
64.200

6,140
25,160
33, 100

5,940

18,820

18, 820

108, 380

30, 700

6,740

5,940
49, 120

24, 560
12, 280
29,700
20, 220

25. 360
6,940
6,940

17, 820

5,940

36,840

18, 220

12. 480

38, 840

24. 960

5.940

5,940

6,740

6,740

230. 980

56, 660

386. 480

18,420

37 229,780
2 13, 480
1 6, 940

3
2
16

1
2

2
6
21
4
1
4

18, 820
12, 280
104, 310

6,340
11,880

11,000
34, 125
125, 775
22, 625
6,125
23,250

1

5,750

1

5,750

1

5.500

1

6,600

1

5,600

1

5,500

11,500
12,500
11,500
23,375
12, 260
11,750
5, 876
6.250
11, 550
6,250

6,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

205

DRTAn, OP PERSONAL SEKVicES — contimied

Departmental — Continued
General schedule ^ades — Continued
QS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6.350— Con.

Military personnel technician

Military training officer

Mobilization and planning officer...
Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer..

Personnel research technician

Placement officer

Position classitier

Printing and publication officer

Procurement officer

Production control specialist

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Publications officer

Records administrator

Salary and wage analyst

Statistician.

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accounting machine super-
visor

Transportation officer.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Archivist

Attorney adviser,

Auditor

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Business analyst

Cartographer

Cataloger

Claims examiner

Commissary officer _

Commodity industry analyst

Communication specialist

Contract specialist

Criminal investigator

Draftsman _

Economist..

Editor

Educational officer

Employee utilization otBcer

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, constiuction

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general..

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, ordnance...

Engineer, safety

Equipment technician

Fiscal officer

Historian

Information and editorial specialist
Information and education special-
ist

Illustrator

Industrial specialist.

Legal adviser

Librarian

Mail and file supervisor

Manpower analyst

Meteorologist

Military intelligence research

analyst

Military intelligence specialist

Military personnel officer

Military personnel technician

Occupational analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Personnel requirements analyst

Personnel research technician

Placement assistant

Placement officer

Planning officer

Position classifier..

Printing and publication officer

Procurement administrative officer

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer...

Publications editor

Publications officer

Publications writer

Purchasing officer

Rate specialist

Realty officer

Records administrator

Records analyst

Recreation director

1953 acttial

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 750
6,250
6,625
17,500
11, 875
6,000

27
99
14
6
11
8
22
3
6
3
1
4
1
2
10
2
5
1
4
1
2

1
11
1
1
3
2
4
1
2

1
1
2
10
12
19
10

1

10
13
6
13
1
5
2

49
19

2

1
10
64

3
23

8

2

2

8

3

4
22

3

1
14
15

2

1

4

2

9

1

4

5

3

1

6

1

5

11,500

29,750

12,250

6,250

5,750

5,625

11,750

6,125

6,000

11,125

17,250

11,000

115, 750

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$5, 875
6,250
5,750
17, 125
12,125
6,125
5,750
17, 875
41,000
6,000
12, 125
5,875

11, 875
11.7.50
6,125
11,375
22,875

16 95, 500

195S estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$0, 000
6,250
5.875
17.500
12, 2,W
6,250
5, 875
18,250
41.250
6, 125
12,250
6,000

12,000
11,875
6,250
11.625
23,000

16 95, 500

12,000

2

12,250

0

12,500

67, 375

11

66,260

11

66.250

142, 245

28

150. 430

28

149, 430

535, 315

103

560. 775

102

562, 196

73,590

13

69.905

13

70.780

32, 235

6

32, 360

6

32. 986

55, 910

11

57. 035

11

67, 035

42, 480

8

43,355

8

44.105

118,695

21

113,135

21

114.260

16, 430

3

16, 305

3

16. 430

32,860

7

38,545

/

39,046

16.4.30

3

15,680

3

16, 930

5.685

1

5,685

1

5.6?5

21,115

4

21,615

4

22,115

5.810

1

6,810

1

5,810

10, 245

2

10,495

2

10, 745

52, 225

9

47,666

9

48,665

10,245

2

10, 495

2

10, 495

26. 650

4

21,615

4

21,990

5.435

1

5,560

1

5,685

20.990

4

21,366

4

21,740

5.310

1

5,435

1

5,560

11.120

2

11,120

2

11,120

6.310

1

5,435

1

6,560

60.285

11

60,910

11

61,410

5.185

1

6,310

1

5,436

5.685

1

6,685

1

5,686

15, 180

3

15. 430

3

15. 805

10.120

2

10.996

2

10. 995

20,990

2

10,620

2

10. 745

5,685

1

5.685

1

5.685

10,120

2

10,370

2

10,620

5,185

5,310

1

5,435

1

5,660

10. 495

2

10,620

2

10, 745

51,225

9

47. 165

9

47, 165

62,720

12

63.345

12

63.815

101, 765

19

103. 140

19

103. 615

63, 975

9

50,015

9

50,290

6,810

1

5,810

1

5,810

58.660

10

58,660

10

59. 535

69,530

13

70, 656

12

06, 095

31, 610

8

43,230

2

10, 495

70, 330

12

66,020

12

67,020

6.185

1

6.310

1

5.435

27. 050

4

22.115

4

22,115

10. 495

1

6,435

1

6,435

258. 815

46

245, 510

46

244,510

97,640

19

99.140

19

99,140

10. 370

2

10. 495

2

10.620

5,660

2

10. 745

3

16,050

51. 725

20

102, 950

20

104, 675

339.465

64

343, 665

64

347, 965

15,180

2

10,245

2

10, 370

124.506

29

157, 395

29

159, 740

43.230

9

47,915

9

48, 665

10,620

2

10,870

2

10,995

11,120

1

5,685

42.980

9

48,790

9

49,665

16.805

2

11,245

2

11,370

20.740

4

21,240

4

21, 740

119.945

25

137, 500

25

136, 500

16, 930

2

10,870

2

10, 995

5.685

1

5,810

1

5,810

74, 215

14

75,840

14

77,340

80, 150

9

49,040

9

49, 915

10,425

2

10, 495

2

10,495

5,185

21. 365

3

16,430

3

16,680

10.620

2

10, 870

2

11,120

47. 665

12

63,220

12

64. 720

5.310

1

5,435

1

5.560

21,865

3

16,930

3

16, 930

26, 550

4

21,115

4

21. 615

16, 180

1

5,685

1

5,685

5.185

1

6,310

1

5,436

32.110

6

32,735

6

33, 235

5,310

2

11,120

2

11,370

25,800

6

26,300

5

26,925

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SEBTicES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Research analyst

Salary and wage analyst

Security officer

Shorthand reporter

Small-business specialist

Social worker ,

Space control officer

Specification writer

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Supply planning officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Supply storage and distribution

officer

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine oper-
ator

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine plan-
ner

Tabulatmg equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine super-
visor

Training instructor

Transportation officer,.

Transportation requirements spe-
cialist . _

GS-8. Range M,620 to $5.370.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965..
OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..
QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

1953 actaal

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,810
16,306

6,310
54,850

5,185
36, 670
10, 870
10,995

37 193,970

4 22, 490

63 338,405

1 5,060

63 331,530

3 15,805

1 6,310
6 32, 360

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,810
10, 370
10, 495
65, 970

7
2
2

40
2

57
1

36, 670
11, 120
11,120

212,900
10,995

310, 795
5,185

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to IM,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $1,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,4.54

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Positions established by Public Law
313:
Deputy chief, research and develop-
ment __

Director, basic sciences research

Technical director of research

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Ungraded positions at hourly, dally, etc.,
rates equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

3 15, 555
44 237,890

1 5,060
225

1,105,280
1,205

5,439,755
756

3,115,045
2,214

8, 345. 550
3,280

11.175,685
3,184

9,906,600
394

1,173,340

2 6,960

1 4, 276

2 8,230

4 14,940
17 58, 480

6 19, 684

54 170,260

343 966.878

11 28, 580

1 16,000
1 14,000

9,433
13,727

65 347,775

3 16, 180

1 5, 435

0 32, 486

1 5. 185

3 15,930
42 227,895

8 40, 480
214

1,073,610
1 154

5, 303, 240
730

3,063,200
2,140

8, 214, 300
3,185

11,028,765
2,911

9, 227, 700
360

1,090.040

2 5,960

1 4,400

2 8. 480

4 16, 340
16 56. 080

6 19,844

63 169.430

329 945.970

10 26, 670

1 15.000

1 14,000

1 14,000

3 9,506

7 26,429

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2
2
12

$5,810
10, 370
10,620
66, 470

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions;

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment ,

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefe base.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

NIghtwort differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Technical director of research..
Legal adviser

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Associate technical director

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Budget and fiscal officer

Business analyst

Communication specialist

Comptroller.

Contract specialist ,.

Consultant..

Deputy chief

Deputy director

Econonist

Educational officer

Electronic scientist

15,385

67, 796, 797
442

2, 089, 491

14,943

65, 707, 306

7,882
335,522
252,343

1, 131, 499
16,228

67, 450, 780

1 12,000
1 12, 000

21, 850
97,960
32,400
66,800
98,200
10,800
10.800
11,300
11,050
32,650
22,600

3 32, 400
7 76, 100
2 21, 850

14,816

66, 826, 054
490

2, 130, 054

7 37, 545

2 11,370

2 11,245

38 205,030

2 11,120
57 314,795

1 5,310

62 338,720

3 16, 556

1 5,560

0 32, 986

1 6, 310

3 IG. 306
42 228,020

8 39, 480
208

1,059,990
923

4, 431, 710
657

2, 675, 440
1,861

6, 778, 635
2,977

9, 846, 560
2,742

8, 308, 260
366

1,035,780

2 5, 960

1 4, 625

2 8, 730

4 16,540
16 57, 200

6 20,004

53 172. 160

323 939,654

10 27, 020

I 16,000

1 14,000

1 14,000

3 9, 679

7 26, 579

13,794

61, 708, 626
360

1,021,626

14,326

64, 696, 000

347,000
243,000

432,000
22,000

65, 740, 000

1 12,000
1 12, 000

22,000
120, 800
33, 160
67,050
152, 450
10,800
10,800
11,300
11,300
43,700
21, 850
10, 800
54,750
88,300
21,850

13,434

60, 687, 000

280,000
248,000

367,000
24,000

61, 606, 000

1 12, 200

1 12,200

2 22, 250
10 111,000

6
14
1
1
1

67.550
152. 950
11,050
10,800
11, 300

33.050
21, 850
10,800
54,750
88,300
21,850
10,800

270200—54^

-14

206

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Army — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntinuetl

1953 actual

Field— Continued Num-

General schedule grades— Continued ber

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Cou

Engineer, chemical - - 1

Engineer, civil.-- -- - 1

Engineer, electronic 4

Engineer, general 3

Engineer, Industrial- 2

Engineer, material 1

Engineer, mechanical 2

Engineer, ordnance 1

Engineer, production 1

Financial analyst 1

Geographer 1

Information and education spe-
cialist

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Medical officer

Meteorologist

Personnel director

Physicist

Procurement and supply super-
visor

Procurement expediter

Procurement officer —

Production specialist

Public welfare officer

Research analyst

Research director

Statistician

Supply officer

Testing specialist

Training instructor

Transportation officer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Adviser--

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Assistant comptroller

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Bacteriologist

Biologist

Business analyst

Cartographer

Cataloger

College instructor

Commodity mdustry analyst

Communication specialist

Comptroller

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Consultant

Deputy comptroller

Director

Economist

Educational officer

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management-
Engineer, desigii and development- -

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic -

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Equipment teclmician

Financial analyst

General coimsel

Geographer

Historian

Information and editorial specialist.

Information officer

Industrial adviser

Industrial specialist -

Inspector

Investigator

Labor relations officer

Legal adviser-

Librarian

Mathematician

Medical officer

Meteorologist

Military analyst

Military inteUigence research ana-
lyst :----

Military intelligence specialist

Motion-picture specialist -

Organization and methods examin-
er

Packaging technician

Pathologist

Personnel director

Total
salary

$10. 800
11,050
44, 450
32, 650
22, 850
11,050
22, 100
10. 800

10. 800

11, 050
11,050

11, 800
21, 600
21, 600
102, 9.50

1954 estimate

11, 800
11, 800

11,300
10, 800
32, 650
21, 860
21, 850

33, 650
10,800
32, 900
10, 800
10, 800
11,050

117,600

20,000

280. 000

9,800

9,600

20,200

135, 800

368, 800

29, 400

Num-
ber

1
1
4
3
2
1
3
1
1
1
1

9,800
29, 200

9,600

19, 400

9.600

28, 800

9,eoo

10, 000
9,800

77, 200
9,600

48, 200

77, 800
9,600

57, 800

29, 400
10, 000
29, 400
29, 000
29, 200

9.800

88. 400

86. 800

275, 000

19, 800

39, 000

67, 200

29, 200

9,600

9,800

10, 000

38, 800

10,400

9,600

9,600

9,600

48, 600

76, 800

9,600
9,600
9,800
9,800
78, 400

1 10, 600

58, 600
68. 000
10, 400

9,600
9,800
9,800
19, 400

Total
salary

$10, 800
11, 060
44. 700
32, 900
23.000
11.300

32, 900
11, 0.50
11,050
11,050
11,050

11,800
21, 850

21, 850
92, 900

10. 800

11, 800
11, 800

11. 300
10. 800
43, 700
21.850

22. 100
43. 200

33. 900
11,050
33, 400
10, 800
11,050
11,050

119,000

20,200

293, 000

9,800

9, POO

20, 200

126, 800

387, 800

29, 400

9, 600

10, 000

29, 000

9,600

9, 600

19, 400

9.600

38, 800

1966 estimate

Num-
ber

1
1
4
3
2
1
3
1
1
1
1

10, 200

77. 800
9,800
59, 200
96, 000
9,800
58. 000
49, 200
19. 600
30, 000

38. 400
49, 000

19, 400
108, 600

97, 200
297. 200

20, 000
29, 400
77, 200
29, 400

9,800
9.800
10. 000

39. 000
20. 000

9,600
9. 600
9.600
58, 600
96, 800
10, 400
9.600
9,600
10, 000
9.800
49, 200

Total
salary

$11,050
11,300
45, 450

32. 900
23, 250
11.300
33, 400
11,060
11,050
11,050
11,060

11.800
22, 000
21,850
92,900
10. 800
11.800
11,800

11,560
10. 800

33, 300
22, 000
22, 100
43, 200

11,060
33, 650
11,060
11.050
11,060

119, 600

20, 400

205. 400

9,800

9.800

20, 200

127, 800

388, 000

29, 600

9.600

10, 000

29, 800

9,600

9,800

19, 400

9,800

39, 000

10, 200

1 10, 600

68. 600

69, 000
10, 600

19. 400
10, 000
9,800
19, 600

69, 000
9,800
69, 200
96, 000
9,800
58. 800
39. 600
19, 600
20, 000

38, 800
29, 800
29. 800

109, 400

107, 800

270, 200

20, 200

29, 800

77, 800

29, 800

9,800

9,800

10,200

39, 000
20, 200

9,800
9,600
9,800
39, 600

68. 400
10, 400

9,600
9,800
10, 000
10, 000
50. 000
9.600
10, 600

58. 600

69. 600
10, 600

19, 400
10. 000
9,800
19, 800

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Persoimel officer

Physicist

Price analyst

Procurement administrative officer.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst

Publications officer

Public health officer

Public welfare officer.

Purchasing officer

Radiobiologist

Realty officer

Research analyst

Research director

Safety director

Sanitation officer

Scientist

Shop superintendent

Storage specialist

Supply officer ; —

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Supply storage and distribution

officer

Technologist ---

Testing specialist

Transportation officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Accountant, business

Adviser

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Anthropologist

Appraiser

Architect

Assistant comptroller

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Biologist

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Business analyst

Cartographer

Cataloger

Chief

Chemist

College instructor

Commodity industry analyst

Communication specialist

Comptroller

Contract administrator

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Contract termination adviser

Deputy chief

Deputy comptroller

Economist

Educational officer

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer -.

Engineer, architectural--

Engineer, automotive--

Engineer, chemical

Engmeer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical

Engmeer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial ---

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, marine

Engineer, material -

Engineer, mechanical - --

Engineer, motion picture

Engineer, ordnance -

Engineer, production -

Engineer, radio.--

Engineer, safety --

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards -

Engineer, structural

Entomollgist

Equipment technician

Field representative

FUm distribution officer

Financial analyst --

Fire prevention officer

Fiscal officer ---

Geographer ---

Historian --■

Identification specialist---

Information and editorial specialist

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $117,400
5 49, 000
1 9, 600

87, 200
58, 000

9,600
19, 200
19, 200
89, 600

29,800

260, 000

9,600

9,600

9,600

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

14 $137, 600

39, 800

9,800

10, 000

97, 600

68, 800

9,600

9,600

19, 200

19, 200

89, 800

1
1
3
3

24
6
4
2

50
3
1
1
3
5
9

46
100
1
1
1
5
4
7

12

15
6
2
6
2
2
4
2
1

10
8
1
1
5
5

20

19, 400
10, 000
68, 400

68,200

10, 000
9,800
28,800
28,800

203, 440

42, 660

35, 020

17. 620

422, 200

26, 080

8,360

8,960

26, 680

46. 800

76. 640

391, 360

846, 200

8,360

8, 300

8,360

42, 200

34, 240

59, 620

101.920

129. 140

42, 600

16, 720

50,660

16, 720

16, 920
34, 040

17, 720
8,360

86, 800

67, 680

8, .360

8,560

42,000

41,800

170, 835

3
2
1

15
34

2

8

18

4

20

28

40

47

7

2

2

20

3

17

2

5

9

10
3
2
7
6
1
1
1
4
1
6
2
3

26, 680

17, 320

8, 360

126, 800

296, 240

17. 620
68,880

154,610
34, 440
170, 000
237. 880
346. 105
403. 920
60,340
17,520

18. 720
173. 000

25, 480
143, 720
17, 120
43, 800
76, 840

87, 800

25, 880

16, 720

60. 320

51. 960

8,360

8,360

8.760

33, 440

8. 360

43. 000

16.720

26,680

3
36
1
1
2
1
2
1
7

26
4
4
2

62
4
2
2
3
4
9

49
114
1
1
1
5
4
7

13

14
6

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $138, 800

49. 600
9. 800
10, OOO
89, 200
69, 200
9,600
9,800

30, 000
347, 600
9,600
9,600
19, 600
9, 600
19, 600
10, 000
69, 400

68, 600

10, 000
9,800
28,800
28,800

212, 400

34, 640

35, 750
17, 720

443. 720

33, 840

16. 720

17.320

26. 680

37, 440

77, 840

418, 840

967, 840

8,360

8,360

8,360

42, 600

34, 240

60, 320

111,480

124. 660

60. 960

17, 120

69. 120

33,440

26, 680

60, 560

9,360

8,560

94, 760

68.480

8,560

9,600
91, 400

9,600

20, 600

347, 600

9,800

9,600
19,600
19,200
19, 800
10. 200
69, 800

6 59, 200

42, 600
42,000
172, 140

34, 040

17, 320

8,360

160, 440

281. 320

25. 880

60. 920

19
4

20

35

41

42
7
2
2

20
3

17
2
5

10

10
2
3
7
6
1
1
1
4
4
5

164, 840

34, 840

173. 000

297. 200

359. 000

365. 520

61, 120

17, 620

18. 720

174. 400

26,680

144, 920

17, 320

44, 400

86, 400

88, 600

17, 520

26. 480

61. 320

62, 360

8. ,560

8,560

8,760

33, 840

33. 440

43. 000

17. 120

26.080

44
114
1
1
1
6
4
7
11
14
6
2
7
4
3

10, 200
10, 000
29, 400
28,800

213, 600
36, 040
36, 760
17, 920

406, 320
33, 840

16, 720

17, 520

25, 680
37, 440
78, 040

379, 040
971, 640
8, 660
8,560
8,560
42, 600
34,440
60, 720
95, 360
124, 660
61,960
17,120
59, 920
34, 040

26, 680
50, 760

9,360
8,560
78, 840
69, 080
8,760

61, 360
42,000
172, 540
8,360
34, 240
26, 480

2
20

3
17

2

5
10

10
2
2
6
6
I
1
1
4
4
5
1
3

112, 080
270, 400
25,880
36, 040

167, 080
35,240
173, 000
274, 720
362. 360
366, 520
61, 120

17, 620

18, 720
174, 400

26, 080
146, 120
17,520
44,600
86, 400

89, 400

17, 520

17, 120

62,360

52, 960

8,660

8. 660

8,700

34,040

33, 440

43,400

8,360

26. 280

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

207

DETAIL OP TERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con,
Information and education special-
ist

Illustrator ,

Industrial adviser ,

Industrial specialist

Immunolngist

Inspector

Labor relations officer

Legal adviser

Liaison officer..-

Librarian

Linguist

Maintenance specialist

MariJie superintendent

Mathematician

Medical officer

Meteorologist-

Military analyst

Military intelligence research an-
alyst

Military intelligence specialist

Motion-picture photographer

Motion-picture specialist -

Motion-picture studio manager

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Packaging technician

Parasitologist

Personnel assistant -..

Persomiel director

Personnel officer

Physical science officer..

Physicist

Placement officer

Plaiuiing officer

Planning and production specialist-
Policy and regulations specialist

Position classifier

Postal adviser

Price analyst

Printing and publication officer

Procurement administrative oiRcer.
Procurement and supply supervisor-
Procurement officer

Production specialist

Production control specialist

Program progress analyst

Property and stock control otEcer..-

Property and supply oflJcer

Property disposal officer..

Psychologist .

Publications editor

Publications officer

Public welfare officer

Purchasing officer

Radio information officer

Realty officer

Recre^ition director

Registrar

Research analyst.

Research director

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Scientific administrator

Scientist

Shop superintendent -

Small-business specialist

Spare-parts analyst

Statistician

Storage specialist

Stock control officer.

Superintendent

Supply officer.

Supply plarming officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Supply storage and distribution

officer..

Technologist

Training instructor- --

Transportation officer

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst .--

Transportation research analyst

Visual-aids specialist ." -

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

.\ccountant, business

.\dviser

Administrative assistant...

Administrative officer. -

Agronomist

Anthropologist

-Appraiser

Architect-..

Art director

Artist

Assistant comptroller...

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Audiologist

Auditor

Automotive specialist.

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17. -320

8,360

8,360

315, 020

25,880

152, 680

8,560

16,920

8.560

34,840

8,560

25, 080

26, 880

17, 320

360,920

,160

52, 660
180, 560

1 8, 760
1 8, 760

37
1
1
1
3

31
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
6
1
3
5

21

32
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
5
1

10
1

10

1

1

41
1
3
9
1
2
7
2
1
6
2
3
1
8
3

46

14

11

6

108

6

1

8

2

1

1

3

25

92

1

192

315, 120
8,560
8,560
8,360
26, 280

265, 480
8,760
8,560
8,960
8,760
8,360
8,960

16, 720
9.360

50.960

8,360
25, 480
43, 000
179, 360
271,720

8,360

8,560
17,120
17, 120

8,360
17,320

8,660
42,800

8,360
86,200

8,360
85, 400

8,360

8,760
345, 560

8,360
2.% 840
75, 840

8, 360

17, 520
69, 320
17,620

8,360
50,360
17,120
25,480

8,360
67,880
26,080

13 110,280

4 34, 040

11 95,560

7 58, 920

11 96,760

4 35, 040

1 8,760

1 9, 160

329, 640

99. 960

79, 440

44, 040

778, 240

46,640

7,040

59, 320

14, 480

7,640

7,640

21,920

186, 600

677, 440

7,840

Num- Total
ber salary

1,367,280
4 28, 960

7

23

1

1

1

38
1
1

1
2
29
1
2
1
1

6
1
3
5

24

33
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
6
1

13
1

14
1
1

54
1
4
7

49
16
14
6
117

10

3

1

1

2

24

92

1

226

$17, 520

8,560

8 560

325, 680

26,280

172,600

8,560

8,560

8,560

3,5,440

8,760

25, 480

26, 880

17, 520

300, 600

25, 080

18, 520

60, 620

199, 280

8,360

8,760

8,960

327,280
8,560
8,660
8,360
17, 920

250, 440
8,760
16, 920
9,160
8,960

1 8,960
3 26, 080

51,360
8,560

25, 880
43, 200

206, 640

283, 080

8,560

9,360

17,320

26, 480
8,560

17,520

8, 51X)

51, 560

8,360

111,080

8,360

120,640

8,360

8,760

465, 440

8,660

34, 040

60, 120

34, 440
60,520
17,520
8, 360
42,400
26,680
25,880
16,720
68,880
26,280

14 119,840

4 34, 240

11 95,960

8 67, 880

11 98, 160

4 35. 040

1 8, 760

1 9, 160

365, 560
108, 200
101, 160

43,640
853, 000

60, 520

74, 600

21, 620

7,840

7,840

16, 080

179, 160

681, 240

7,840

1, 621, 240
4 29, 360

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 720

8,560

8, 660

295. .540

26. 480

138. 560

8,560

17, 120

8,760

35, 440

8, 760

26. 480

26. 880

17, 720

306, 000

25, 080

18, 520

7 61, 120

22 190, 990

1 8. 360

1 8, 760

1 8. 960

312,360
8,760
8, .i60
8,560
17,920

252, 040
8,960
25, 480
9,100
8,960
8, 360
8,960
25,280

6
1
3
6

22

32
1
1
2
2
1
2
1
6
1

12
1

14
1
1

64
1
4
7

51, 760
8,560
26, 080
43,600
192, 320
276, 520

8, 660

9, 360
17,520
17,320

8, 560

17, 720

8,700

.^.2. 360

8,360

106, 120

8,360

121, 640

8, 360

8, 760

455, 440

8,660

34, 240

60, 120

34, 040
60, 720
17,920
8, 660
42, 600
26, 080
26, OSO
16, 920
69, 480
26, 280

14 120,840

4 34, 040

11 97,360

8 68. 880

11 98, 160

4
1
1

46
15
14

6
107

6

35. 040
8,760
9. 360

337. 640
110.200
103, 360

37, 200
784. 400

46, 240

10
3

76, 400
21, 720

1

2

24

87

1

226

7,840

15, 280

179,760

648, 040

8,040

1,645,240
, 29, 560

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Bacteriologist

Bakery equipment specialist

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal offcer

Budget officer

Buildings and grounds superin-
tendent...

Business analyst

Cartographer.

Cataloger

Chaplain..

Chief, branch

Chemist-

Claims commissioner..

Commodity industry analyst ,

Communication specialist

Comptroller

Construction superintendent

Contract administrator

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Contract termination adviser

Criminal investigator...

Dental officer.

Deputy chief ,

Deputy comptroller _

Deputy director..

Economist..

Editor -

Educational officer

Electronic mechanic.

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization ofBcer...

Engineer, architectural ,

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction man-
agement

Engmeer, design and development

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, marine

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, operating

Engineer, production

Engineer, radio

Engineer, safety

Engineer, specifieations and stand-
ards

Engineer, structural

Entomologist

Equipment technician

Executive secretary. Board of Civil
Service Commission Examiners.. -

Exhibit construction specialist

Film distribution officer

Film editor

Film library officer

Fire chief

Fireman

Fire prevention officer..

Fiscal officer

Forester

Geographer

Historian _

Hygienist

Information and editorial specialist.

Information officer

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Interpreter..

Investigator

Labor relations officer

Laundry superintendent

Legal adviser

Liaison officer

Librarian

Linguist

Lubrication specialist

Maintenance program planner

Maintenance specialist

Manpower analyst

Marine superintendent

Mathematician.

Medical officer..

Metallurgist-

Meteorologist

Microanalyst

Military intelligence research

analyst

Military intelligence specialist

Military training officer

Motion-picture director

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 640
7,440
14, 480

60, 280
92,320

14,880

64,160

193,680

116, 440

7,240

16,080

72, 800

21, 720

52,280

42,640

43, 075

59, 620

65, 160
141, 400
224. 240

8,040
42, 840
21,120

7,040
21,120

7,040
36,200

7,040
348, 625

7,240

7,040
130, 716

66, 760
262, OSO

93, 520
434, 960

61, 480
177, 560

152, 985

42,240

206, 920

575, 960

672, 880

440, 640

15,280

130, 920

73, 800

12.5,080

465, 136

249, 200

14, 480

63, 660

36, 200

22 159,680

16 119,840

4 29, 760

7 50, 880

123 876,320

2 14, 280
1 7, 040

1
1
2
7
13

2
9
27
16
1
2
10
3
7
6
6
8
9
20
31
1
6
3
1
3
1
6
1
48
1
1

18
9
37
13
59
7
24

1
2
1
1

11
9
1
2

14
1
6
2
2

83

84
1

10
4
1
1
1

10
3
2
1

10
1
7
5
179

7,240
14, 680

7,040

7,240
81, 640
63,760

7,440
14,080
102, 960

7,040
44, 440
15,080
14, 080

598, 620

599, 560
7,640

72, 200

28,660

7,040

7,840

8,040

73, 000

21, 320

14,880

7,640

71, 200

7,040

62, 480

36, 400

, 299, 976
7,040

20
40
10

146, 365
283,000
71,400
60,320

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,640
7,440
16,680
43,240
99, 960

15. 080

64.760

203, 320

136. 960

7.240

14.680

65, 960

14, 730

62,480

42, 640

35,900

36, 800

6S, 720

157, 880

240, 920

8,040

7,440

21, 320

3

1

6

1

52

1

1

17

9

37

14

67

10

23

22
6
29

21, 520

7,240

36, 400

7,240

378, 680

7,240

7,040

123, 680

67, 660

268. 080

101. 160

494. 080

73, 200

170, 620

163, 680

42,640

216,760

643, 920

679, 480

468, 360

1.6, 280

123, 880

67, 360

133, 120

480, 700

252, 400

14,480

71,400

44, 040

138, 160

16 121,040

4 30, 160

7 61, 480

121 884, 240

14,280
7,040
7,240
7,240

14, 880
7,240

74, 200
65,160

7,240
14,680
103, 560

7,040

51,880

15, 080

14, 480

639, 080

597, 720

7,640
96, 320
28,660

7,040

8,040

11
3
2
1

11
2

8

6

136

1
1
1

22
41
10

78,440
21,320
14,880
7,840
79, 440
16,280
59, 620
36, 800

976, 425
7,240
7,040
7,040

160,015

293, 640

72, 800

61, .520

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1
2
7
16

$7, 840
7,440
15,680
50,280
116.040

2 15, 080

8 57, 920

29 214.560

19 139, 760

15, 080

74, 400

15, 130

63, 480

42,840

36, 300

29, 760

69, 320

130, 760

199, 320

8,040

7,640

21, 520

3

1

5

2

52

1

1

17

9

37

16

67

10

21

20

6

27

88

83

64

2

16

9

18

65

33

1

9

6

17

21, 720

7,240

35,800

14, 280

378, 680

7,440

7,040

125, 280

68, 260

268, 080

116, 640
499, 305

73,600
157, 640

160, 720
43, 040
203, 680
649, 720
617,320

479, 800
15,480

117, 840
67, 360

134, 520

480, 700
240, 320

7,240
65,160
43,640
125, 480

122,640

23, 620

44 440

121 884i 240

16
3

2 14, 280
1 7, 240
1 7,440

15, 080
16,280

10 75, 000
9 65, 560
1 7,440

103, 960

7,240

45, 040

16,280

14, 680

628, 640

526, 080

7,640

97,120

28, 760

7,240

8,040

11
3
2
1

11

6
137

79, 240
21,320
15,280
7,840
79, 440
15, 280
69, 520
35, 800

1, 004, 905

1 7,240

1 7, 040

1 7, 040

21 163. 676

41 303,440

10 72, 800

6 46, 440

208

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Army — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Motion-picture electrician

Motion-picture photographer

Motion-picture specialist

Motion-picture sound and recording

supervisor...

Motion-picture studio manager

Movements control officer

Museum curator.

Museum specialist

Organization and equipment spe-
cialist

Organization and methods examiner.

Packaging technician

Personnel assistant

Persormel officer

Personnel representative

Physical science officer.. _

Physicist

Placement officer

Planning officer

Planning and production specialist .

Plans and training director

Policy and regulations specialist

Position classifier...

Price analyst

Principal

Printing and publication officer

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Production control specialist

Program progress analyst

Property and stock control officer...

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Psychologist

Publications editor

Publications officer

Publications writer

Public welfare officer

Purchasing officer

Radiobiologist

Radio control specialist

Radio information officer

Realty officer

Recreation director

Research analyst

Research director...

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Sanitation officer

Scenario writer

Scientist.

Security and intelligence officer

Security officer

Shop superintendent

Small-business specialist

Social worker

Special assistant

Special operations division chief

Specification writer

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storekeeper

Studio prop officer

Superintendent

Supply officer

Supply planning officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer-.-

Supply storage and distribution

officer

Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accounting machine operator..
Tabulating equipment and electric-
cal accoimting machine planner...
Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accountingmachine supervisor.

Technologist

Testing specialist

Traffic manager

Training instructor. __

Transportation officer..

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst

Zoologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant _

Accoimtant, business

Adviser

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer. __

Agronomist

Airplane pilot

Appraiser

Architect

Archivist..

Art director

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,640
1 7, 040

1
1
5
1
1

1

97
1
6

83
2
1

16
3
3
2
1
I

24

19
1
1

14
3

41
101

15
3
3

12
5
2
2
2
9
1
128

7,040
7,640
36, 800
7,040
7,040

7,240

702. 880

7,040

43, 040

601, 160

14. 080

7,440

120,840

22,520

22. 320

14, 080

7,040

7.040

173.425

134, 360

7.040

7,440

100. 760

21.520

297. 240

722. 440

108, 200

21, 520

21,720

85. 480

3.5. 400

14.880

14. 480

14, 480

64, 960

7,440

947, 120

1

1
18

5
121

1
10
10

7,040

7,240

129, 520

36,020

862. 640

7,040

71, 800

71, 800

15
1
I
1

19
2

109, 200
7,040
7.840
7.240
137. 160
14, 480
14, 480
7,040

2

13

29

8

1

10

61

1

14, 480

94,320

207. 360

57. 720

7.640

72,600

441. 800

7.240

30 215,600
4 29, 360

7,040
7,040

28,360
130, 720

14,480

57.620
171,760

94. 120

4

18

2

8

24

13

2 16.080
1 7,240

90
18
10
26
152
4
20
12
5
1
1

656, 200
111,120

61,600
160,840
947, 010

26,160
122,800

75, 480

30,900
6,640
6,740

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 840

1 7, 240

1 7, 840

4 29, 560

1 7, 240

7,240

701, 040

7,040

60, 480

605, 520

14. 380

7.440

129, 480

37, 600

21, 920

14,080

7,040

20

21

4

1

13
3

43
86
17
6
3
12
5
3
2
2
11
1
110

146, 205
150. 440

28, 160
7,440

94, 920

21,720
317, 120
621, 240
123. 880

43. 640

21. 920
86. 680
35, 600

22, 120
14, 480
14,680
79,640

7,440
815, 000

1
1

21

6

139

1

10
9
1

15
2
1
1

19

7.040

7,240

1.52. 840

36. 020

993. 160

7,240

70. 800

65, 960

7.640

111,600

14,280

7,840

7,440

139, 760

14, 680

14, 480

7,240

7.040

14. 480

103. 560

210, 760

60, 480

7,840

82. 240

453, 880

7,240

28 203,920

3 22, 620

1 7, 240

1 7,240

5
17
2
7
24

35,600
123, 480

14. 480

61,080
173, 160

64,560

3 23,120
1 7,240

90

15

7

26

155

4

20

21

562, 400

93, 500

43, 380

162,040

974, 860

24,960

122,800

130, 740

37,240

6,740

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 840

1

7,040

1 7,240

1 7, 840

4 29, 660

1 7, 240

7,240

665, 200

7,240

61.080

574, 320

14, 880

7,640

131.080

37. 600

22. 320

21,320

7,240

20

18
4
1

13
3

39

77

17
0
3

12
5
3
2
2

11
1
110
1
1
1

21

5

139

1

10

147. 845

130. 920

28. 160

7,640

95, 720

22, 120

292, 160

562, 280

123, 880

43, 640

22, 120

87, 280

36, 200

22. 320

14, 680
14, 880
81, 240

7,440

835, 000

7.040

7,040

7,240

154, 440

36,020

993. 160

7.240

71, 275

66, 500

15, 280
111,800

14. 280

8.040

7.440

140, 960

14. 8S0

14. 880

7. 240

7,240

14,880

104. 360

206. 620

67, 920
7.840

82.690

412.640

7,440

3 22, 920

1 7, 240

5
17
2
7
24

3
1

85
13

7
24
166

6
20
21

7,240

36,200
126, 680

14,880

61.660
173. 160

64.960

23, ,320
7,240

638. 900
82, 620
44. 180
163. 160
987, 060
31, 100
126, 600
131,740
37, 440

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Artillery mstrument specialist

Assistant chief

.\ssistant comptroller

.\thletic director __.

.\ttorney

Attorney adviser

.\udiologist.

Auditor..

Automotive specialist.

Bacteriologist

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

BuQdings and grounds superin-
tendent

Business analyst

Cartographer.

Cataloger

Chaplain

Chief...

Chemist

Claims examiner

College instructor

Commodity industry analyst

Communication specialist

Comptroller

Construction superintendent

Contract administrator

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Contract termination adviser

Consultant

Criminal investigator

Dental officer

Deputy comptroller

Disbursing officer

Draftsman

Economist

Editor

Educational officer

Electronic mechanic

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectual

Engineer, automotive..

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, commimication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general...

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, marine

Engineer, material..

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, motion picture

Engineer, ordnance...

Engineer, operating

Engineer, production.

Engineer, radio

Engineer, refrigeration.

Engineer, safety.

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards

Engineer, structural

Engineer, welding

Engineering aid

Entomologist

Equipment technician

Executive secretary. Board of Civil
Service Commission Examiners..

Exhibit construction specialist

Field representative

Film editor

Film library officer

Financial analyst

Fingerprint examiner

Fire chief

Fireman

Fire prevention officer

Fiscal officer

Food technologist

Forester

Geographer

Geologist

Geophysicist

Historian

Hotel manager

Hygienist

Identification specialist

Information and editorial specialist.
Information and educationspecialist.

Information officer

niustrator

Industrial specialist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 140
11, 880
24, 160

6,940
81,020
418, 040

6,340

1
2
4
1

13

67

1

307

1,848,480
10 62, 000
4 24, 160
6 30, 300
16 91, 600
9 56, 460

1

5

68

34

1

5

16

1

6

12

11

7

24

9

68

52

3

2

7

37

2

1

3

6

3

82

6,340
30, 100

413, 220

209, 680
6,140
32, 100
98, 440
5,940
38,240
73, 080
66, 540
43, 780

160, 065
57, 260

412, .520

317, 080
19, 620
12,080
42,980

237, 830
12,480
6,140
18,420
37, 040
18, 020

500, 025

1
36

21
9

20

137

8

41

6,140
221, 215
133, 465

64, 860
120, 400
867, 780

60, 520
254,628

9
11

56, 460
67, 340
536, 640
185

1, 145, 700
138 864,905
562, 340
19,020
205, 080
88,360
74. 880
866. 140
,5, 940
317. 080
12,480
66, 260
123,460
6,140
206, 820

91
3

33

14

12

137

1

52
2
9

19
1

33

64
11

106

1
1
1

13
5
5
5
5
1
7

12
2
4
6
1
1

18
1
2

14

17
3
6
7
201

350, 760
68, 740
19, 220
6,940
19, 620

645,960

6,740

6,340

6,140

80, 820

30, 700

30, 600

29,700

30, 700

5,940

43 580

75, 480

12, 080

25,360

36,240

6,940

6,340

110, 120

6,740

12,080

83, 160

103, 935

18,820

31,900

42,680

1, 231, 940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
2
3
1

11

66

1

466

$6, 140
12,280
18,220

6,140
68,940
415, 700

6,640

2,821,840

15 96, 100

3 18, 220

6 36, 440

21 128, 740

13 80, 420

6

70

36

1

2

17

1

7

11

16

4

20

8

68

60

3

2

5

21

30, 300

429, 700

213, 620

6,140

12,880

106, 380

6,940

44,380

68,140

97, 475

24, 360

126, 600

61,720

417, 120

293, 520

19, 620

12,480

31, 900

130, 940

6,140

5 30, 600

3 18, 220

89 647,235

1

41
23
10
18
143
9
40

6,340
266, 540
146, 720

61, 400
109, 720
903, 980

67,260
261, 000

12 75, 880
12 73, 880
76 478,940
193

1, 206, 340
131 821,840
643,680
19, 220
171,065
88, 960
81. 620
847.960
6,140
335, 160
5,940
66,860
71,340
6,140
195, 540

87
3

27

14

13

134

1

54
1
9

11
1

30

41
11
3
1
3
112

1
1
1
13
6
7

261,940

69,640

19, 220

6,940

19. 620

702, 880

6,940
6,640
6,140
82. 020
37, 440
42,980

6
1
6
12
2
6

30,800
6.140
37, 040
75, 480
12,280
31,600
48, 120

1 6, 340
19 117,260

2
14

15
3
6

7

12,080
84,660
92,885
18,820
38,040
43,380
8
1,236,120

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
2
3
1

11

61

1

466

$6,140
12,280
18,420

6,340
69,740
395, 940

6,640

2,821,840

15 95, 900

3 18, 620

6 36, 840

21 130, 140

11 67,940

6 31, 100
71 449,940
36 217,020

2

16
2
7
11
15

12,880
94,600
11,880
44, 780
68,140
91, 335
18,620

102,440
51,920

383,480

297, 120
19, 620
12,480
32,600

131, 940

1 6,340

3
4

89
1
3

42

23
8

18

137

9

39

18,020

24,360

547,235

6,940

18,220
264, 580
148,120

50,120
111,120
876, 840

67,660
263, 560

12 76. 880
17 10.5,380
76 485,140
188

1,191,640
114 737,340
643.680
19,420
173, 180
84,220
75, 880
847, %0
6,140
335, 160
5.940
56,460
71.340
6.340
186,060

87
3

27

13

12

134

1

54
1
9

11
1

28

41

11

3

1

3

107

1
1
1
11

266, 940

69,940

19,220

6,940

20,020

675, 180

6,940
6,640
6,340
69,340
37,440
37,240

6 31,000

5
12
2
6
6
3
1
19

31,300
76,280
12,280
31,900
32,700
17,820
6,640
118,460

2
10
15
3
8
6
170

12,480
61,400
93,886
18,820
60,620
37,640

1, 076, 800

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

209

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.
Inspector

Instrumentmaker

Interpreter.-

Investigator -

Labor relations officer

Laundry superintendent

Ivcgal adviser..- - --

Legal administrator

Liaison officer - --.

Librarian

Lingtiist

Lubrication specialist --.

Maintenance program planner

Maintenance specialist --.

Manpower analyst

Marine inspector--

Marine superintendent

Marine surveyor

Mathematician

Medical histologist---

Medical officer -

Metallurgist _..

Meteorologist - _.

Microanalyst

Micrometeorologist

Military intelligence research ana-
lyst

Military intelligence specialist

Military training officer

Motion-picture casting officer

Motion-picture director

Motion-picture illustrator

Motion-picture specialist..

Motion-picture sound and record-
ing supervisor

Movement control officer

Museum curator

Occupational analyst

Organization and equipment spe-
cialist..

Organization and methods eiamin-

Organist and choirmaster

Packaging technician

Pathologist--

Persoimel assistant

Personnel director

Personnel officer

Personnel representative

Personnel requirements analyst

Personnel research technician

Photographer

Physical science officer-

Physicist - — - -.

Pigeon husbandryman

Placement officer

Planning officer

Plaiming and production specialist.

Policy and regulations specialist

Position classifier

Postal adviser

Price analyst -

Principal

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Production control specialist

Program progress analjrst

Property and stock control officer-.

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Psychologist--

Publications editor

Publications officer

Publications writer...

Public welfare officer

Purchasing officer

Radio control specialist

Radio station manager.

Radio technician

Rail operations chief

Railway master mechanic

Rate specialist

Real property disposal specialist.-.

Realty officer

Records administrator

Recreation director

Re^.arch analyst-

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Sanitation officer

Scenario writer,.

Scientist

Security officer

Shops and service specialist-.

Shop superintendent

Small-business specialist

Social worker.,-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

216
$1,328,905
2 11,880
6.940
54,860
18,020
62,200
37,840
12,680
12,080
188,400
.30,300
19,020
6,140
81,545
6,940
46, 970
113, 275
50,320
18,020
6, MO
498,600
6,940

1
9
3

10
6
2
2

30
5
3
1

13
1
8

18
8
3
1

80
1

5,940

45
71
37
1
1
1
3

1
1
1
1

277.690
426.640
226,180
6,140
5,940
5.940
19,420

6,340
5,940
6,140
6,140

5,940

1, 239, 245

6,940

5,940

6,140

69,740

13,080

545, 985

44,180

2

14
3
3
1

16
2
1
5

40
1

59

66
165

16
6

10
1

25
9
3
6
1

24
1
136
1
2
1
1
1

11,880
88,360
18,620
18,220
6,140

102, 625

12,880

5,940

30,700

246, 310
6,340

363,860
56,460
12,680
49,320

406,640

,003,500

96,840

36,840

60,800

5,940

164,100

57,260

19,420

37,640

6,140

146,160

5,940

852,040

6,140

11,880

5,940

6,340

6,340

11,880
143,420

18,330
103,780

2
23
3

17
220

1,322,380

27 171. 200

7 44.780

1 6. 140

1 5.940

2 11.880

3 17, 820

35 215,300
'B 30,900

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

212
$1,321,865
2 12,280
6,140
36,855
18,020
63,000
38,440
12,680
12, 480
190,400
30,700
19,020

1
6
3
10

30
6

12
3
6

20
7
3
2

47
1
1

75,880
19,020
36,640

126,000
43,980
18,620
12,680

287,920
6,940
6,940

43
74
37
1
1
1
3

5,940

269, 010
451, 710
230,380
6,340
5,940
6,140
19,420

1 6,540

1 6,140

1 6,140

1 6,140

1 6,140

203

l'
1
1

10
2

84
7
1
3

14
3
4

12
4
1
4

45
1

65

14
2

1, 255, 445
6,940
6, 140
6,140
63,800
13,080
533,915
44,580
6,140
18,020
89,760
18,620
24,560
6,140
77,306
24,760
6,940
24,560
278,800
6,340
404,900
92,500
12,680
49,920
69 431,860
172

1, 065, 080
18 109, 520
8 50,120
67,640
5,940
149, 360
63,400
24,960
49, 720
6,340
182,600
6,940
882,140

11
1

24

10
4
8
1

30

1

141

2

1
1

11,880
6,140
6,340

2
1

1

11,880
6,340
6,340

1

2

32

4

30

280

6,940
12,280

202, 950
24, 560

179,500

1,683,985

23 146. 620

57, 260

13,280

5.940

12, 080

29,900

6,940

243, 570

31,300

5,940

9
2
1
2
6
1
39
5
1

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

188

$1,186,685
2 12,280
6,140
31,115
18,420
64,200
38,640
13,080
12,680
192,400
30,900
13,080

1
5
3

10
6
2
2

30
6
2

12
3

6
20
7
4
2
47
1
2

76,880
19,020
35,640

126,200
43,980
24,560
12,680

289,720
6,140
11,880

6,940

264, 470
456, 740
230,380
6,340
6,140
6,140
19,620

1 6,540

1 6,340

1 6,340

1 6, 340

1

6,140

1
1
1

10
1

81

1
3
14
3
4
1
7
4

4

45
1

53

15
2
8

66
161

1, 225, 300

6,940

6,140

6,140

M,200

6,940

521. 940

44,780

6.140

18.020

90.560

19,220

24,560

6,140

- 44, 845

24,960

6,940

24.660

280,800

6,340

336, 820

98, MO

12,880

50,520

417,840

10
1

24
9
4
8
1

30

1

121

103.680

60,120

62,200

6,940

151,560

57, 460

25,160

50.320

6,340

182,600

5,940

776, 740

1
2

30
4

30
280

6,140
12,280

192,600
24.660

180, 300

1, 703, 985
20 128, 400
67,860
13, 480
6,940
12. 080
30.300
5,940
239,280
31,700
5,940

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — contlnned

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Specification writer

Social psychologist

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storekeeper

Stock control officer

Superintendent -.

Supply officer

Supply plaiming officer.

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Supply storage and distribution

officer

Surveillance chief

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine oper-
ator

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accoimting machine plan-
ner

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine super-
visor -- -

Teacher

Technologist - -

Testing specialist

Traffic manager.-

Training instructor ,,,

Transportation officer,--

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst—

Visual aids specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accoimtant. - -

Accountant, busmess -

Adviser---

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agriculttirist

Agronomist ,

Appraiser ,

Archivist

Art director ,

Assistant chief

,\thletic director,

Attorney,,. ,,,

Attorney adviser

.Auditor

Automotive specialist

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer ,

Budget officer

Buildings and grounds superintend-
ent

Business analyst

Cartographer, ,

Cataloger

Chaplain,..

Chemist,

Claims eiaminer

College instructor

Commodity industry analyst- ,

Communication officer-,

Communication specialist-

Comptroller

Construction superintendent

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Criminal investigator- „ ,

Dental officer

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Dietitian ,

Draftsman ,,

Editor

Educational officer

Electronic mechanic

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management.
Engineer, design and development,.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic...

Engineer, general ,,,

Engineer, industrial.,

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, material,.

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, operating

Engineer, production

Engineer, radio,. ,,,

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural ,,

Equipment technician..-

Executive secretary. Board of Civil
Service Commission Examiners,,.

Fihn distribution officer

Film editor ,,,

Financial analyst, ,,

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$30,700
5,940
223,250
227. 780
136, 680
101,040

43,780
449,400

31, 100

79 487,580

37, 240
12,880

1 5, 940

17,250

13
3

34
2
9

50

26

78,640

17,820

213,560

12,880

55,460

306,150

159,440

71 410,015
2 11,260
2 12,125
39 246,280
96 646,700
5,760
.5,600
41,125
6,876
16,856
6,875
22,000
23,000
67, 255
119,626
57,600
29,260
66,936
61,000

1

1

7

1

3

1

4

4

12

21

10

5

10

9

3

15

8

41

2

2

2

3

5

1

25

2

16

23

30

18

4

1

1

16, 875

84,125

45, 750

235,250

11,000

11,376

11,760

17,375

29,000

5,500

140,400

11,600

92, 125

129, 625

169,000

106, 126

22,876

6,626

6,000

3
16

4
1
65
2
17
17
6
5
1
2
3
17
33
14
18
11
24
7

16,760
90,026
22, 435
5,625
371, 025
12,750
94, 126
96,915
28,750

27. 875
5,625

11,250
17, 376
95, 375

101, 216
79, 750

191,935

62. 876
138.000

39, 125

16, 626
11,600
34,875
11,125
657, 680

11,000
6,000
16,750
18,126

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$30,700
6,140
230.990
225,240
138.680
102. 440

24,360
426,880

37, 640

79 495,580

7 43, 180
3 19,030

5,940

3 17,820

13
1
30
2
12
51
31

79, 040

6,940

188,200

12,880

74,280

315,290

189, 740

6,740

68
3
2
36
97
1
1
7
1
3
1
4
4

12
26
11
5
10
10

3

16

6

43

4

2

4

3

6

1

27

2

14

22

26

13

3

1

1

1

3

21

4

1

60

2

17

13

5

4

1

2

4

18

41

13

9

12

22

7

1

3

1

7

1

92

398,140

17,125

12.125

227. 825

658.260

5.875

6,625

41, 726

6,000

17,125

6,000

22,250

23, 375

68,125

149,055

63,876

29,760

57, 875

67,000

17, 125
85,000
34,000

250,375
24,760
11,626
22,875
17, 625
29,600
5,600

153,660
11, 125
80,995

125,625

142, 875

76. 375
17, 375

5,750

6,000

6,500

17, 125

119, 255

23,000

5,626

346, 250

11,760

98. 376
75, 866
28,750
23,250

5,750

11,600

23,250

191,500

240,446

74, 760

51,376

67,915

129, 125

39,625

6,000

16, 750

5,760

41,250

5,626

531, 936

2 11,125
1 6, 125
4 22, 375

3 18, 376

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5

1
36
36
22
16

3
68

6

13
1
25

12
51
31

$31,700
6,340
226,050
228,240
140,480
103.240

18,220
431,080

38,040

79 501,980

7 43, 780
3 19, 030

1 6, 140

3 17,820

80,240

6,940

160,900

6,140

74,680

325,290

190,940

1 6,740
1 5,940

68

3

2

36

94

1

1

7

1

3

1

4

4

12

26

9

5

10

10

3

12

7

43

4

2

4

3

5

1

27

2

9

17

22

13

3

1

1

1

3

20

4

2

57

2

18

14

3

4

1

6

3

19

41

25

10

12

22

7

1

3

2

7

2

91

402, 890

17, 375

12,260

229,826

546,760

6.000

6,625

42, 525

6,125

17.376

6,125

23,000

23,760

69, 255

150,560

62, 875

30,250

68,760

67. 625

17,260
69,000
39,760

252, 875
24,760
11,875
23,000
17. 875
30,000
5,500

164,410
11,376
52,620
98. 875

127,500
78,500
17, 376
5,875
6,125
5,500
17, 260

114,005
23,500
11,250

334, 126
11,885

104, 250
82, 365
17, 250
23,600
5,876
28,250

17. 626
107, 625
243, 230
142,000

57, 750
68,916

130. 376
39, 875
6,000
17,000
11,260
41,625
11,600

534, 310

2 11,375
1 6,250
4 22, 750

3 18,500

210

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Army — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,250— Con.

Fire cbief

Fireman

Fire prevention officer

Fiscal oflHcer

Geographer

Guard -■

Historian

InJormation and editorial specialist.
Information and education special-
ist

Information officer —

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Inspector

1953 actual

1

6
1
15

6

7
10
48
179

$40, 040
11,600
22,325
52,000

5,500
35, 600

5,625
84, 375

34, 625
39, 625
58, 750
273, 125

1 5, 625
14 80, 125

Investigator

Laimdry superintendent

Liaison officer —

Librarian

Linguist

Logistics specialist

Lubrication specialist — --

Maintenance program planner

Maintenance specialist

Manpower analyst.

Marine inspector

Marine superintendent

Marine surveyor

Mess officer

Military intelligence research an-
alyst

Military intelligence specialist,

Military training officer

Mortician

Motion-picture director

Movements control officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Payroll officer

Personnel assistant

Personnel director

Personnel officer

Personnel representative

Personnel requirements analyst —

Personnel research technician

Photographer

Pier superintendent

Placement officer

Planning officer

Planning and production specialist.

Position classifier

Price analyst

Principal

Printing and publication officer.
Processing and packing teclmician,-
Procurenient administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor-
Procurement officer

Production specialist

Production control specialist

Property and stock control officer.-.

Property ani supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Publications editor.

Publications writer

Public relations officer

Purchasing officer

Radio information officer

Radio technician -

Rail operations chief

Real property disposal specialist

Realty officer

Eccorder

Records administrator-

Recreation director

Refrigeration adviser -..

Research analyst

Safety director..

Salary and wage analyst..

Sanitation officer..: ._.

Seciuity officer

Shop superintendent

Small-business specialist..

Space control officer

Spare-parts analyst.

Special operations division chief

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storekeeper-

Stock control officer

Superintendent

Supply officer _._

Supply planning officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officei

Surveillance chief..

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accoimting machine operator.

1,021,620
5 28, 376
113,690
5,876
84,126
23, 875
5,875
5,760
11,250
46, 375
.5,500
5,626
100, 270
45, 625
6,000

6
4
2
4
2

80
2

11
1

35
8
2
1
8
1
1
1
3

76
7
6
1
1
2
3

44

87
9

16
5

35

16

5

4

1

219, 226
34, 760
22,375
11,376
23, 375
11,250

476,915

11,500

62,350

6,260

206,715

46, 875
12,000

5,760

47, 250
6,500
6,760
5,500

17, 260

446, 336

39, 126

33, 625

5,500

5,626

11, 760

17. 125

250, 260

490, 626

52.600

85, 600

27. 625

202, 450

90, 500

28, 625

22, 876

6,500

213, 745

3

6
10
47
174

17.500

34, 625

60,000

270, 376

1,006,450

6
1
1

22
7
2

16
2
2

11
4

33, 760

5,600

6,625

125, 876

41,376

11, 125

89, 000

12, 600

11, 500

61,800

23,125

23,375

253, 870

22,500

6,750

23,625

6,125

66,500

152, 875

136, 500

23,000

66,885

487, 365

5,600

31 174, 760
1 6, 626

5,625

29
4
4
1
4
2
91
2
10
1

31
7
4
2
9
1
1
1
3
75
7
3
1

34, .566

10.3,440

6,000

90. 626

24, 000

6,000

5,876

.5, 760

29,500

5,626

11,126

94,750

45, 625

6,000

167,440

22, 500
22.750

6,500

23, 750
11,500

520, 000

11,625

57,125

6,250

187, 375

40, 750

23, 2.50

11.375

63, 600

6.500

5,876

6,500

17, 250

435, 610

39, 376

18, 125

5,626

11,126

11,750

17,375

260. 760

508, 125

63, 125

98.500

27, .575

204. 876

36.600

29, 250

23.875

6.625

179, 000

6.500

34, 500

6,500

1

5,625

14

80,875

3

17,876

6

35, 126

7

43.000

.58

333, 250

146

853. 990

6

35, 065

17

104,565

1

6,125

16

91,500

3

18,250

1

6,000

1

6,000

1

5,875

6

36, ,500

1

6,750

2

11,125

15

89,375

K

45, 62.5

1

6,000

171,315

22, 500

22, 750

5. 625

24,125

11,625

508, 250

5, 875

51,7.50

31

6

4

2

8

1

1

1

3

71

7

3

1

2

2

3

46

82

9

17

5

34

6

6

4

1

26

1

6

1

189, 250

36, 000

23, 625

11,626

48. 126

6.500

6,000

5.500

17. 260

418.345

39, 625

18. 125

5.750

U, 260

U, 760

17.600

265,010

471, 125

.53. 376

100, 250

2S. 250

201.500

35, 875

29, 750

24, 250

5,760

146, 750

5,625

35, 250

6,500

.

34
7
2

18
2
5

12
4

196, 250
42, 260
11, 260
99, 560
11,750
28, 126
67, 760
23,600

7

43

4

1

3

1

t

25

26

6

40, 625

260,870

23,000

6,000

18,260

6,260

39, 760

143, 760

148, 760

29,000

46,500

607,260

6,625

30 171,250
1 6, 760

34
3
2

18
2
6

10
3
1

38
4
1
3
1
7
25
25
6
8

198, 225
18, 875
11, 375

100,310
11, 875
28,760
67, 375
17, 626
5,625
41, 000

225, 125

23,500

6,125

18. 375
6,250

40, 125
14.5, 750
145, 185

29,600

47. 376
616, 625

6,760

30 171,500
1 6, 760

5,875

1963 actual

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.
Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine plaimer
Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine super-
visor

Technologist

Testing specialist

Time, leave, and payroll supervisor.

Traffic manager

Train in g instructor

Transportation economist

Transportation officer

Transportation requirements

analyst

Visual aids specialist —

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Accountant

Accountant, business.

Adviser

Administrative assistant

Num-
ber

Total
salary

6 $27,876

Administrative officer

Agriculturist

Agronomist

Airplane pilot

Animal husbandryman

Appraiser - —

Architect

Archivist

Art director —

Artillery instrument specialist..

Artist.-

.\ssistant chief, section

Assistant comptroller

Assistant director, section

.\thletic director

.\ttorney .

.\ttomey adviser

.\udiologist

.\uditor

.Automotive specialist

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Biologist

Botanist

Budget analy,st-..

Budget and fiscal officer.

Budget officer

Buildings and grounds superintend-
ent

Business analyst

Cartographer..

Cataloger

Chaplain..-.

Chemist.

Claims examiner

College instructor

Commis.sary officer.

Commodity industry analyst

Communication officer

Communication specialist...

Comptroller

Construction superintendent

Contract administrator

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Contract termination adviser

Consultant... .

Criminal investigator

Cryptographer

Dental officer —

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Dietician

Draftsman

Economist

Editor

Educational officer

Electronic mechanic

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer

23

2

5

4
29
43

1
14

1
3

178

61

14

262

1, 344, 305
126 662,690
6,060
62, 995
15, 180

131. 875
11,220
28.750
22, 376
168, 665
243, 686
6,126
82, 000

6,600
16, 760

942, 465

269. 186

73, 090

1954 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

4 $22,375

23
2
4
4
28
61

133,876
11, 626
23,500
22,760
167, 060
289, 935

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

4 $22,626

16 93, 625

22
2
4
4
28
51

130,000
11, 625
24,000
23, 125
168, 936
292, 450

1
12
3

5 26, 800
8 43, 230
3 16, 806

Engineer, architectural...

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general...

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, maintenance. _

Engineer, marine

Engineer, material —

Engmeer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, operating

1

5
1

6

8

6
68

5

416

2

34

10

5

2

1
49
39
16

14

13

169

177

1

44

34

58

4

13

4

20

2

14

22

88

78

3

2

4

1

1

21

1

10

166

6

1

251

6,310

26, 176

6,060

26, 840
40, 480
32,115

363, 680

27, 800

, 139, 240
179, 636
53, 350
26, 925
10, 620
6,660
254, 440
206. 960
80. 025

73.690
67, 405
813, 640
928. 246
6,060
231, 666
181, 540
311,855

20, 240
67, 6.56

21. 240
105, 200

10,120

76,340

113,945

460, 030

405. 930

15. 430

10, 370

21,990

6,310

16, 665

10, 370

5,435

108, 635

6,060

52, 360

866,310

31,485

5,185

1
3

176

34

13

243

1, 312, 980

118 631,680

1 6,060

13 68,911

3 15, 655

6,626
17, 000

938, 995
183,416
67. 905

5 26, 176
7 37, 920
3 16, 056

1
1

7
1
1
8
5
75
6
452

5,310
6.436

36, 645
5 185
5,060

40, 980

27, 680
393. 000

27, 176

1,311,260

34 178, 960

5,060

27, 050

66,635

536, 270

10, 495

215,276

1
5

11

100

2

40

5

49

149

112

70

1

30

3

11

133

63

2

42, 855

26, 675

259, 815

778,816

591, 385

363, 676

5,686

166, 720

16, 680

67, 160

699, 120

328, 405

10, 495

2,358,150
42 227, 140
59, 910
32, 486
5,435
5.560
292, 985
209, 465
64,470

16 94, 125

1 5, 750

2 11, 750

175 946,995
34 184,666
11 68,410
235

1. 289, 350

118 632,830

1 6, 060

10

3

1

5

7

3

1

1

1

7

1

1

8

6

64

6

462

43, 980

68, 155

915,310

806, 060

5,186

189, 410

166, 610

346, 090

31, 7.35

58. 536

10, 995
132, 669

10,370
81, 275
121. 505
486, 645
376. 260
20, 865

11, 620
16, 930

5,435
10, 370
10, 620

5,060
110,760

6,060

63, 696

864, 986

37, 170

10, 370

13
176
151

I
36
31
64

6
11

2

26

2
15
23
92
71

4

2

3

1

2

2

1
21

1

12

163

7

2
263

1, 348, 180
23 123, 755

6

12

115

2

34

7
5

55
166

97

69
3

24

3

9

124

63
1

27, 425
62,845

616, 160
10, 620

186, 225

37, 670

26, 176

291, 800

879, 835

522, 635

313, 040

15, 930

128, 775

15,680

47, 790

663, 360

332, 780

5,185

54,160

16, 930

5,060

26, 675

38, 296

16, 305

5,060

6,436

5,660

37, 170

5,310

6,060

41, 980

28, 305

340, 966

27,800

, 364, 660

193, 225

60,660

32, 860

6,660

5,560

297, 485

207, 520

65, 220

44, 480

69, 030

915,310

808, 940

5.310

187, 476

169. 485

348. 715

32,235

58,785

11,120

128,606

10. 620

81, 626

124. 130

400, 875

370, 616

21, 366

11,620

17, 066

6,435

6,185

25,925

5,185

112, 760

6,186

59, 636

874, 360

37, 295

16,655

13
176
149

1
36
31
64

6
11

2
24

2
15
23
79
69

4

2

3

1

1

5

21

1

11

163

7

3

247

1, 337, 445
23 125,380

4

12

113

2

33

7
5

55
166

96

59
3

24

3

9

124

63

22,490
63, 096

614,630
10, 620

183,290

38,545

26,175

300, 425

892, 335

524, 375

316, 640

16, 930

130, 625

15, 680

48, 540

669, 600

336, 630

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

211

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Engineer, production

Engineer, radio

Engineer, safety

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards

Engineer, structural -.,

Engineering aid -

Entomologist -.,

Equipment technician-

Executive secretary. Board of Civil
Service Conunission Examiners. .

Exhibit construction specialist

Field representative

Film distribution ofhcer

Film editor

Film library officer

Financial analyst

Fingerprint examiner

Fire chief..

Fireman

Fire prevention offlcer.. —

Fiscal offlcer

Forester

Geographer

Geophysicist

Guard

Historian

Horticulturist

Hotel manager

Identification specialist-

Information and editorial specialist.
Information and educational spe-
cialist-. -

Information officer

Illustrator

Industrial specialist -

Inspector

Instrumentmaker

Insurance examiner

Interpreter

Investigator

Landscape gardener

Laundry superintendent

Leasing specialist

Legal adviser-..

Legal administrator

Librarian

Linguist —

Lithographer

Lubrication specialist...

Maintenance specialist

Manpower analyst

Marine inspector

Marine superintendent

Marine surveyor

Mathematician

Medical histologist

Medical officer —

Metallurgist..

Meteorologist

Microanalyst

Microscopist

Military analyst

Military intelligence research ana-
lyst.

Military intelligence specialist..

Military personnel officer

Military training officer

Mortician

Motion picture director

Motion picture specialist

Motion picture sound and recording

supervisor

Movements control officer

Museum curator —

Nurse supervisor

Occupational analyst

Occupational therapist —

Organization and methods examiner

Orthopedic technologist

Packaging technician

Parasitologist

Pa>Toll officer

Personnel assistant

Personnel director

Personnel officer

Personnel representative

Personnel requirements analyst

Personnel research technician

Pharmacist

Photographer

Physicist

Physiologist

Pier superintendent

Placement officer

Planning officer

Planning and production specialist
Policy and regulations specialist- ..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $25,925
23 124, 235
22 117, 820

248,385
6 31, 735
3 16, 305
5 26, 550
9
1, 545, 765

9 48, 040
5 27, 300
1 5,310

7
7
4
3
41
10
17
33
6
16

35, 795
36, 670
21,740
15, 930

226, 586
64,475
93. 520

175. 230
31, 985
81, 960

6
15

32, 110
79,650

6 31,235

4 20, 740

41 213,335

13

16

30

180

716

68. 655
84, 585
1.59, 445
932, 800

3, 795, 365

2 10. 370

6.185

15. 305

111,480

17, 430

134, 075

5.560

5,310

37, 595

474, 085

235,385

10,120

63.720

212. 560

21.240

62. 720

220, 335

89, 710

66. 030

10, 870

16,805

5,060

4
1
1

73
122

20, 740
5,660
5,310

383, 300
622, 990

240

1, 230, 025
10 52, 600

16, 430

11,495

5,560

31,610

5,810

5, 185

2, 479, 855

i 31,610

84, 085

10, 745

16, 805

202, 320

5,185

333, 255

153. 240

37, 420

5,310

32, 610

103, 615

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $26. 176
22 120. 945
29 158.125

196

1.013,136

6 32,360
3 16. 305
5 26, 675

292

1,532,895

II

2

1

3

6

6

4

1

48

14

11

35

5

16

2

4

15

1

6

19

41

15

13

31

169

6fiS

58, 410
11,370
5,436
16, 565
31,110
31,610
20,365
5,185

267, 940
77. 215
61,035

187, 790
27, 175
86, 085
10,120
20.490
79,650
5,810
31,985
98.640

216,710

78,940

69, 280

166, 860

865, 140

3, 589. 380
2 10. 495
5. 810
36.400
111.670
17, 430
129, 815
6,686
6,436
38, 220
498, 450
267, 500
10,245
43,480
188,260
27, 175
58. 410
215, 400
101, 330
77. 026
5,435
10, 120
5,185
5,060
21,240

1

21
3

24
1
1

95

47

2

8

36

5

11

40

18

15

1

2

1
1
4

1

75

138

1

330

1

10

1

1

3
2
1
4
1
3
464

5,435

399, 660

710, 565

6,435

, 707, 800
53, 976
6,060
5,060

16,680
11,620

5, 560
21,615

6.810
16,305

2, 459, 295

5 26, 175

85, 335

10, 745

11,620

161,230

5,310

309, 905

138,935

53, 100

10, 746

33, 170

100, 080

1

5,310

1

6,310

8

42,856

8

42,865

30

166, 550

28

148,305

5

26, 050

3

15,430

4

21,115

5

26, 675

2

10, 620

1

5,310

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $26, 425
22 123, 320
29 168, 376

196

1,0.37,635

6 32, 485

3 16. 305

4 21,365
291

1. 544, 835

59,660
11,370
5,560
16,930
31, 485
31,860
20,740

47

14

12

35

5

16

2

4

15

1

6

17

38

14

12

29

169

601

264. 770
77, .590
66. 470

190. 290
27, 675
86,460
10, 370
20,615
80,650
5,810
32. 736
89, 020

203, 155

75, 505

65,220

164, 425

856, 140

3, 278, 560

2 10, 620

6.810

36, 525

113.095

17, 430

116, 260

5,810

5,560

38, 470

493, 205

240, 760

10, 370

38,920

188,760

27.425

58, 410

211,466

101, 465

77, 900

5, 560

10, 245

6,310

10, 245

21, 740

1

5,560

74 389,466

138 738,075

1 5, 560
330

1, 707, 925

10 65, 225

1 5, 185

1 5,060

2
2
1

4

1

3

441

11, 370
11, 745

5, 560
21, 740

5, 810
16.680

2, 347, 990
6 32, 485
86.585
10, 870
11.620
147, 495
6,310
310, 405
135,125
53,600
10, 870
38, 670
100, 330
5,060
6,435
32, 610
132, 750
15, 680
22,240
5,310

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Position classifier .-.

Postal adviser _

Price analyst

Principal

Prison mechanic supervisor

Prisoner employment supervisor

Processing and packing technician..
Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement expediter -

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Production control specialist...

Program progress analyst

Property and stock control officer...

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Psychologist

Publications editor __

Publications officer

Publications writer

Public relations officer

Purchasing officer

Radio control specialist

Radio information officer,.

Radio station manager.

Radio technician

Railway master mechanic

Rate specialist

Real property disposal speeialist..

Realty officer

Recorder

Records administrator

Recreation director

Registrar

Research analyst...

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Salvage officer

Sanitation officer

Scenario \\Titer ;

Scientist.

Security officer

Shops and service specialist-.

Shop superintendent

Shorthand reporter

Small business specialist

Social worker..-

Space control officer

Spare parts analyst

Specification writer

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storekeeper

Stock control officer

Superintendent 1

Supply officer

Supply plaiming officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Supply storage and distribution

officer .-.

Surveillance chief

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine opera-
tor..

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine planner -
Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine super-
visor

Teacher

Technologist

Testing specialist

Time leave and payroll supervisor..

Toxicologist

Traffic manager

Training instructor...

Transportation economist

Transportation officer

Transportation requirements

analyst

Utilities director

Visual aids specialist--.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..
GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545..
GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

203
$1,076,855

1

34

18
2
1
1

10
7

15

6,310

176, 790

91,790

10. 745

5,060

5,185

62, 600

37, 420

79,650

466, 990

,751,850
157, 800

45
45
130
29

5
29

3
55

1
223

239, 960
237, 450
692, 545
161, 665

27, 176
153, 866

16, 930

283,175

6,716

1, 165, 895

3 15, 305

15,680

20,990

77,900

10, 370

98, 770

48.290

307 250

11,120

129, 250

197, 380

445

2, 302, 200
"3 391,005
27 141,620
15,930
15, 786
10, 120
5,060
88,895
10. 995
306, 055
27, 676
48, 040
37,545
5,685
63,850
46, 665
361, 360
431,295
318, 725
91, 145
203, 015

3
3
2
1

17
2

57
5
9

1
10

69
82
60
17
39
189

994, 620
63, 345

134 698,166

10
4

61, 265
21,240

42,230
41,730

217, 085
192, 670
72, 965
10. 745
36. 920
6.060
476, 600

41
37
14

2

7

1
88
283

1,472,230

4 22, 365
71 376. 696

1

6
4,374

21,
14,664

63,
6,543

26,
19, 102

69,
29,783

99.
43, 043
132,

5,810
32,235

112,895

941, 805

378, 120

379, 340

659, 046

676, 985

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

218
$1, 168, 580

1

36

21

2

1

1

7

7

16

93

338

6, 435

188,660

109, 635

10, 995

6,060

5, 310

37. 670

38, 046

80, 776

495, 450

1, 787, 970

29 164, 740

16,430

243, 826

204, 030

726, 225

153.115

16, 305

161,050

17, 065

304,605

6,810

3
46
38
135
29

3
30

3
58

1
223

3

2

4
15

1
16

7
90

2
24
39

1
662

1,184,380

16, .305

10, 246

21.490

78, 650

5,186

88.085

38. 670

475, 650

11,120

125,815

201,840

5,060

2, 855, 245
65 352, 515
26 138,060

2 10, 746

3 15, 875
2 10, 120

40,606

95,080

20.240

298. 115

27,925

32. 360

21.740

5.685

69. 635

47,790

366, 160

396, 740

296. 710

92, 395

127, 565

18

4
65

5

6

4

1
11

9
69
74
55
17
23
188

1,002,670
10 52, 860

139 736,840

10 51,725
3 16, 430

8 43, 605
8 42, 605

41

37

12

2

6

1

92

300

218. 960
193. 970
63.720
10. 996
32,236
6,060
507, 330

1,583,700

69 367,765

13 70, 095

1 5, 810

6 32, 860
3.839

18, 735, 856
14, 218

63, 237, 260
6,310

26, 740, 150
17, 299

61, 128, 675
27, 666

88, 768, 770
38, 916

115,625,205

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

212
$1, 152, 505

1 5, 560
26 138,810
21 109, 660

2 11,246

1

5

7

12

85

312

5,435

27,300

38, 670

64, 970

460, 475

1, 665, 970

29 165,240

16, 430

247, 576

205. 656

715, 2.35

144, 620

21,490

156, 615

17,055

307, 105

6,935

3
15

1
16

7
78

2
23
39

1
552

1, 008, 220
3 16, 305
2 10, 495
16, 180
79, 626
5, 186
88,210
39, 546
422, 680
11, 120
122, 630
203. 715
5,185

2,880,245
66 356, 250

133. 876
5.310
10. 870
10. 120
41.605

101,640
20, 740

284,810
22, 865
32, 610
21.740
5.685
43, 730
48.915

358. 520

403. 315

290.400
94,145

118,695

979, 575
10 53, 600

139 737,840

10 62, 860
3 16, 680

8 44, 230
8 43, 230

41

36

11

2

6

1

90

295

221,586
190, 410
59,910
11,245
32, 236
6,186
497, 660

1, 564, 600

69 369,890

13 71,220

1 6, 810

6 33, 485
3,666

18, 181, 790
14, 326

63, 627, 645
6,113

25, 344, 630
16, 416

56, 724, 075
26, 274

83,491,215
36, 796

108,734,700

212

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Army — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-l. Range $2,500 to $2,£

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315 ,

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900...
CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490...
CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035.,
CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680--
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454..
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230..
CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032..
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

1963 actual

CPC-1. Range $1,810 to $2,170..

Position established by Public Law 313:
Technical Director, Armed Forces

special weapons

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:

Captain .-.

Carpenter

Chaplain...

Chief officer —

Communication and electronic

equipment operator

Electrician

Engineer

First mate

Foreman, armament

Foreman, communications and

electronics

Foreman, construction and mainte-
nance

Foreman, electrical installation and

maintenance

Foreman, fixed industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation.

Foreman, floatmg plant

Foreman, general (such as glass,
quartz, crystal, plastic, motion-
picture studio work)

Foreman, general equipment and

maintenance

Foreman, instrument maintenance.

Foreman, labor

Foreman, machineshop

Foreman, masonry

Foreman, metalwork and process-
ing

Foreman, millwright

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation.
Foreman, packing and processing...
Foreman, painters and paper-
hangers

Foreman, patternmaker

Foreman, printing and reproduc-
tion

Foreman, railroad maintenance

Foreman, steamfitting, plumbing,

and pipefittlng

Foreman, warehouseman

Foreman, woodworking

Guard-

Inspector, construction and main-
tenance

Inspector, general

Inspector, general equipment

Inspector, mobOe industrial equip-
ment

Lineman

Machinist

Master, dredges, barges, tugs, tow-
boats, etc

Mechanics

Metalworker and processor

Photographer

Plumber

Postal adviser —

Pressman

Teletype installer and repairman...

Wire chief.

Rates less than $5,060

Num- Total
ber salary

24, 207

$69, 557, 140
626

1, 660, 930

229

1, 139, 680
340

1, 530, 220
1,131

4, 610, 310
1,810

6, 665, 245
4,458

15,001,146
4,225

13, 241, 358
775

2, 288, 190
1,610

4, 469, 936
519

1,354,240
13 28, 080

1 12,200

30
5
1

32

12

6

98

34

2

241, 426

26,329

6,714

247,945

67,887

38, 627

622,009

194, 370

11,273

1954 estimate

54 305,378
64 316,173
42 239,495

Num- Total
ber salary

21, 137

$68, 614, 300
622

1, 414, 490

211

1,065,540
277

1, 274, 640
965

4, 026, 760
1,343

6, 066, 670
2,606

9, 027, 306
2,188

6, 983, 760
618

1, 870, 840
1,485

4,177,820
426

1, 124, 900
11 23, 620

1 12,200

39 313,870

6 26. 729

1 6, 714
12 93, 059

9 60, 853

6 34, 663

96 651,075

26 147,408

4 24, 672

32 181,570

60 286,502

65 302,468

46 206,551

2 10, 375

21 121, 157

115

1

3

15

6

23
1

73
43

7
1

653, 427

5,700

16,680

82, 729

32, 550

127, 469
5,240

395, 978
229, 190

37, 927
5,741

6 32, 361

63

187

41

6

2

20
5

3
1
13

23

1955 estimate

337, 733

998,236

213, 170

32, 130

10, 604
111, 480
26, 061

17,076

6,240

73,405

165, 814

189, 218

5,241

11,128

6,429

23,772

53,619

12, 378

209, 070

1

2

1

4
10

2

54

29,770

104, 847, 093

112

1

2

14

6

651, 700

6,800

10, 482

80, 605

32, 550

22 123,703
1 5, 240

77
39

7
1

16
6

64
172
37

434, 608
213, 720

38, 427
5,891

92, 834
32, 361

351, 721
943, 836
194, 529

Num-
ber

19, 908
$54,
483
1,

207

1,
267

1,298

4,
2,489

8,
2,154

6,
610

1,
1,379

Total
salary

825, 160
332, 860

068, 900

261,840

878, 140

961,940

746, 835

990, 478

870, 590

952, 400

060, 060
23, 980

1 12, 400

342, 370

30,612

6,714

93, 059

60, 853
34, 663
651, 675
147, 408
24, 772

33 187,930

61 288, 803

54 297,239

32 186,333

2 10. 375

3 16, 289

19 110,513

5 26, 661

3 17, 376

1 5,240

12 69, 263

164, 666
173, 529
5,391
11,128
5.429
24, 672
55, 721
12, 378
370, 485

22
32

1

2

1

4
10

2

64

i,208

96, 052, 988

111

1

2

14

6

22
1

77
38

7
1

16
6

64
170
37

652. 796

6,800

10. 482

81,965

32, 550

126, 263
6, 240

437,418
212.040

38, 427
5, 991

94. 734
32, 361

351, 721
949, 836
195, 789

3 16, 289

19 113,673

5 27,061

3 17, 576

1 5, 240

12 70, 654

22
32

1

2

1

4
10

2

63

24,673

89, 090, 633

164, 666
177.949
5,491
11,128
6,429
26, 372
66, 981
12, 378
362, 010

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntlUUed

1953 actual

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly, daUy,
etc., rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Aerobiologist

Blacksmith...

Cabinetmaker

Captain

Carpenter

Communication and electronic

equipment operator

Electrician

Engineer

Engraver

Fixed industrial equipment oper-
ator

Foreman, ammunition.

Foreman, armament

Foreman, clothing fabrics, leather,
and textiles

Foreman, communications and elec-
tronics .-

Foreman, condition classifier

Foreman, construction and mainte-
nance

Foreman, electrical installation and
maintenance

Foreman, fixed industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation

Foreman, floating plant

Foreman, general (such as glass,
quartz, crystal, plastic, and mo-
tion picture studio work)

Foreman, general equipment and
maintenance

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,420
4 25, 438
10 64, 989

1964 estimate

Foreman, instrumentmaintenance..

Foreman, labor

Foreman, laundry and dry cleaning.
Foreman, machine shop

Foreman, marine maintenance

Foreman, masonry

Foreman, metalwork and process-
ing. -

Foreman, millwright _

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment maintenance and operation..

Foreman, optical work

Foreman, packing and processing...
Foreman, painters and paperhang-

Foreman, patternmaker

Foreman, printing and reproduc-
tion

Foreman, railroad maintenance

Foreman, rubber work

Foreman, steamfitting, plumbing,

and pipefitting..

Foreman, submarine cable techni-
cian

Foreman, warehouseman

Foreman, woodworking

General equipment repairman

Guard

Hot press operator

Insect and rodent controller

Inspector, ammunition and arma-
ment

Inspector, clothing fabrics, leather,
and textiles

Inspector, communications and
electronics

Inspector, construction and main-
tenance

Inspector, electrical installation and
maintenance

Inspector, fixed industrial equip-
ment -

Inspector, general.

Inspector, general equipment

Inspector, machine shop

Inspector, metalwork and process-
ing

Inspector, mobile industrial equip-
ment —

Inspector, optical work

Inspector, railroad maintenance

Inspector, rubber work

Lineman

Machinist

Master, dredges, barges, tugs, tow-
boats, etc

Makeup artist

Mechanics

101 664,058

17 97, 232

105 697,152

32 176,877

64 322,870

166

1, 443, 621

62 346,724

52 315,036

6 32. 531

145 812,091

208

1, 258, 348

94 565,671

124

779, 199
1 5, 494

69 396,525

386

2,271,499
29 170, 436
204, 092
22,547

36

4

162

72
20

934, 326
61, 567
42, 390

404, 004
115,375

359

2, 049, 481

16 94,116

162 887,952

41
1

63
11

225, 693
5,450

378, 674
60, 672
46,258

96 660, 313

3 15, 912
393

2,183,068

145 804,612
200

1, 136, 553

3 18,346

fl 51, 937

7 40,748

123 704,288

9 49, 210

8 38,583
6 32, 488

87 487,448

3

35
66
147

139
2
1
1

11
89

16,636
196, 986
368, 829
799, 236

797, 094
11,440
5,554
5,428
6.5, 391
506, 490

1 6, 365
277

1, 696, 212

Nimi- Total
ber salary

145

$10, 420
19, 926
60, 670
12, 938

816, 111

16 92. 813

136 760,333

46 261,204

59 363,112

187

1, 626. 963
392. 906
315.308

70
50

12 66, 445

141
1

816, 058
5,741

301

1,892,693

140 830,698

182

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $10,420

2 12, 916

9 62, 094

2 12, 938

136 772,202

16 93, 278

126 708,477

46 261,704

59 364,000

177

1, 582, 102

70 394,381

60 316,661

12 67, 121

138
1

282

812, 427
6,741

1, 789, 406

140 832,600

182

1,162,813 1,165,800

1 5,494 1 5,494

72 418.075

449

2, 700, 336

30 180, 048

44 248,040

3 17, 535

172

1,009,402
15 97, 240
8 48, 046

82 466,907
21 121,614

2, 339, 649
16 94, 116
163 894,435

63 350,864
1 5,450

66 .394,636

20 110,717

8 46, 258

138 809,760

3 16,912
465

2, 613, 678
161 910,773
223

1,276,293

9 52, 777

8 47,601

129 745, 170

9 49, 210

107 574,706

4 21, 964

90 506, 948

7 39, 539

33 189,154

91 498, 849
166 867,506

61 338, 420

168 961,457

2 11,617

1 5, 804

2 10, 670
16 96, 887

108 610,894

5 31, 118
1 6, 666

499

3, 192, 726

69 404,200

436

2, 646, 941

33 198,664

40 223,480

3 18, 460

168

993, 063

15 98, 116

6 37,460

80 456,308
21 121,900

392

2, 324, 250

16 94,116
163 897,839

60 399,384
1 5,450

65 396,114
19 106,681

7 40, 372

129 767,414

3 15,912
466

2, 620, 270
161 911,700
223

1, 277, 300

9 62, 777

8 48, 667

129 745,607

9 49, 210
107 575,700

4 22,000

90 607,252

6 34, 581

33 190,100

91 499, 900
156 867,755

61 339,004

119 945,573
2 11, 683
5,929
10, 940
91,033

1

2
15
108 612, 800

5

1

491

31, 418
6,656

2, 936, 934

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

213

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly, daUy,
etc., rate5— Continued
Rates equivalent to $5,060 and above —
Continued

Metalworker and processor

Mobile industrial equipment oper-
ator

Motion picture installation repair-
man -

Photographer.-

Plumber

Pressman

Production estimator

Production expediter

Production planner .,_

Property man —

Rigger

Science artist--

Shipfitter

Storage specialist

Teletype installer and repairman...

Tool, die, gage maker

Transportation officer

Wire chief

Yardmaster -

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

Local wage rates __.

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions. .

Foreign countries; United States
rates

Local rates..

Other positions:
Temporary employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Part-time employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries : Local rates

Intermittent employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign coimtries: United States

rates

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay.

NigUtwork differentia!

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

Marine ttonus .-.

All personal services, field .
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts --.

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $101. 979

63 362,264

32
45
64
117

180,420

262, 172

300, 577

664, 127

63,248

92,402

90,992

106, 742

125,901

64.872

5,678

244,505

143,612

242,253

83,974

139,212

42, 556

162,216

526, 380. 960
30.153

27, 650. 301

17
15
19
23
9
1
45
24
43
16
25

407. 963
1.364,812,476
28, 924

103,051.121

340,276
1,181,392,780

11,613

55,471,920
27,160

24, 896, 656

3, 224, 460

4,229
128,733

1,069,896

26, 625
4, 649, 393

40, 209, 273

3, 261, 132

4, 009, 841

6,779,743

155,428

1, 325, 453, 853

1, 392, 904, 633

1,356,622,697
36,281,936

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

29 $165, 924

78 462,454

34

46
87
115
9
17
16
23
27

194, 132

256, 370

817,851

666, 907

53,248

92,402

90,992

129, 057

151,963

57, 221

16,639

270, 718

169, 207

243, 762

86, 098

236, 622

53, 705

154,612

547, 635, 704
30,102

27, 603, 634

381.2.33
1.323,648,862
32, 137

112,584,507

306, 697
1,126,247,013

12,707

57, 589, 778
29, 692

27, 227, 564

2, 799, 807

10,924
316, 680

138,320
32, 010

1,002,118

37,845
4,529,949

24, 437, 614
2, 768, 686
3, 902, 604
4,193,609
66,482

1,265,300,902

1,321,040,902

1,267,429,190
53,611,712

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

29 $167, 223

75 447,904

34

45
84
115
9
17
15
23
27

196, 100
256. 300
484. 245
667,900
.53. 248

92. 402
90.992

129,994
154,312
57,533
16,639
276. 286
169.207
244.700

93. 056
237. 600

64, WO
144, 196

610, 742, 232
29, 987

27, 498. 079

3

60
29
43
17
42
10

361. 778
1.253,536,340
24,636

88,115,265

295, 165
1,082,910,158

12,365

55, 347, 543
29,622

27,163,374

3,461,514

5,223
310,636

139, 747
32, 010

955, 445

37, 845
4,459,797

21,142,770
2, 628, 639
4,028,491
3, 950, 334

1,206,573,626

1, 268, 179, 526

1,220,946,236
47,234,290

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 $7,040

Soil scientist _.- - -

3 $23,040

ns-i 1 . Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineei

1 6,940

Meteorologist - -

2 12,480

3 18,620

Technologist

1 5.940

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

3 15,556
1 4,705
1 3,410
1 3,335

QS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

2 8,410

3 11,355
3 10,485
2 6.380
2 6, 140

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 -

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3.230

Total permanent, field

15 62,690
0. 3 1, 172
1. 7 7, 131

1. 3 5, 721

14 81,146
1 6, 121

Deduct:
Lapses . .

Portion of salaries shown above paid

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

1.1 4,632

Net permanent, field (average num-

14.3 60,108
230

14.1 80,656
294

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base ..

60,338

80,850

Military Construction, Army Reserve Forces

OBLIOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

102
68

136
129

136
132

Average salaries and grades;

General schedule grades;

Average salary ...

$4,324
GS-fi.4

$4,651
GS-6.8

$4,651

Personal service obligations:

$319. 801
1,221
13,000

$611, 301
2,348
16,000

$600, 732
2.730
15,000

Regular pay in excels of 52-week base...

Total personal service obligations...

334, 022

628,649

618,462

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

333,995

17, 827

86,896

8,914

13,210,161

628, 649
31, 432

110,014

15,716

26, 641, 571

618, 462
36,423

127,481

18,212

27,397,422

02 Travel .

07 Other contractual services .

10 Lands and structures

Total direct obligations

13,667,793

27,427,382

28,198,000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursemcnts
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services.

27
8

10 Other contractual services

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements fi-om other ac-
coimts -

35

13,657,828

27,427,382

28,198.000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Field;
General schedule grades;
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,880
1 7,440

I 7,440

1 6,340
7 44,380

3 19, 020

2 12,280

1 5,310
9 47,790

3 16, 565

1 5,310

1 5,310

1 5,310

1 4, 870

11 47.630

9 36. 405

13 47, 680

13 42,316

15 46, 650

7 19, 250

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $1.5.080
2 14,480

1 7, 640

2 12, 280
11 68,740

6 37,040

4 24,360

2 10, 495

13 69, 165
8 41, 230

2 10, 496
2 10. 495

1 .5, 435

2 9. 615

14 61, 620
11 45.120

14 52. 615

15 49. 705

16 60. 800
8 22. 660

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $15,080
2 14,480

1 7,640

2 12,280
11 68,740

6 37,040

4 24,360

2 10, 498
13 69, 155
8 41 230

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment ...

O.S-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineer, architectural

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:
Engineer, architectural

Engineer, riinsl.rnctinn

Engineer, construction manage-
ment .

2 10, 495
2 10,495

1 5, 436

2 9,616
14 61,620
11 45, 120

14 52, 615

15 49,705

16 50,800
8 22, 560

Tn^pector

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7 Range $4,205 to $4 956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

102 441.065
34 121,264

136 618. 960
7 7.659

136 618. 960

Deduct lapses ._.

4 18 228

Net permanent, field (average
number, average salary).

68 319.801
1,221

13.000

129 611.301
2,348

15. 000

132 600. 732

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

2,730
16,000

01 Personal services

334,022

628, 649

618 465

Army National Guard

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

211
101
305

201
166
357

201
156
357

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .. . ..

$3,852
GS^.9
$3,430

$3,940
GS-6.1
$3,403

$3,939

GS-5.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,403

214

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Army National Guard — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — contlnuefl

Object dassification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services — Con,

Personal service obligations:
Civilian, Federal:
Permanent positions

$774, 269

356, 776

3,027

6,161

$780, 034

541. 000

2. 966

10, 000

.$779 926

541. 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-

3.075

1, 140, 233
41, 669, 527

1,334,000
49, 557, 000

1,324.000

Civilian, non-Federal

51, 333 000

Total civilian

42,809,760
82,729,439

50, 891, 000
87, 424. 000

52 667 000

97, 800. 000

Total personal service obligations. . _

125. 539. 199

138. 315. 000

150, 457, 000

Direct Obligations

125, 519, 223

6,021,765

3, 676, 530

150,416

197, 536

233, 022

5, 579, 561

24, 723, 226

2, 042, 808

17, 546
8,274

138,290,000

6. 415. 000

2,507,000

292, 000

318, 000

223, 000

4, 863, 000

46,179,700

2, 667, 000

20, 000
11,300

160. 432. 000

02 Travel - ---

6 838 000

3. 386. 000

04 Communication services --

644 000

358. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

267, 000
5. 183. 000

08 Supplies and materials --

48 494 700

2, 004, 000

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance

31,000

15 Taxes and assessments

993, 300

Total direct obligations

167,169,907

201,786,000

218 530 000

Obligatims Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

19, 976
609,415

25, 000
575,000

25 000

08 Supplies and materials

585 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

629, 391

600, 000

610,000

Total obligations

167, 799, 298

202, 386, 000

219,140,000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief construction engineer.

OS-13, Range $8,360 to $9,300:

Construction management engineer,
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Budget analyst

Construction management engineer-
Maintenance analyst

OS-11. Range $6,940 to $0,940:

Architectural engineer

Contract specialist

Position classifier

Program analyst _.

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor

Training specialist (general)

Transportation specialist

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Architectural engineer _.-

Fiscal accountant-

Program analyst

Procurement counsel

Property and supply officer.

Supply distribution officer

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 ..-

Range .$4,205 to $4,955

Range $3,795 to $4,545

Range .$3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to .$3,655.

Range $2,950 to .$3,4.30

Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage, number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay..-

GS-7.
GS-«.
GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.
OS-2.

All personal services, departmental.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17,320

1 7, 040

3 21,120
1 8, 040

6,940

6,140
6,140
6,540

26, 800
5,060
6,935

1 6, 935
1 5, 685
1 5, 436

4
6
19
39
68
45
3

19,230
26,605
78,605
144, 865
234, 640
141, 230
9,210

8,278

208 796,693
7 22, 424

774, 269
3,027

6,161

783, 467

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17,720

7,040
21, 720
8,040

6,940

1 6, 940

1 5, 940

1 6, 140

1 6, 340

1 6, 640

5 27, 925

5,935

1 6, 060
1 6, 810
1 5, 560

4
14
16
33
68
36

2

19, 480
61. 620
68, 345
126, 156
235, 280
114, .170
6,000

8,456

198

783,616
3,582

198 780,034
2,966

10, 000

793, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 .$11,550

2 17, 720

1 7, 040

3 21,720
1 8, 040

1 6, 940

1 6, 140

1 6, 940

1 5, 940

1 6, 140

1 6, 340

1 6, 540

5 27, 925

5,935
5,060

1
1

1

3
16
14
31
66
38

5,810
6,660

5,060
14, 860
66, 075
59, 505
118, 210
220, 487
120, 320
6,060

11,008

198

rS 1,925
2,000

198 779,025
3,075

783,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $12,158
101 344,618

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $10,000
166 531,000

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $10,000
156 .131 000

Other positions

All personal services, field, Federal--
Civilian non-Federal employees

104 356,776
11,553

41,669,627

159 541,000
12,978

49, 557, 000

159 541,000
13, 656

51,333,000

11,667

42,026,303

13, 137

50,098,000

13,815

51,874,000

42, 809, 760

50,891,000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

42, 789, 784
19, 976

50, 866, 000
25, 000

62,632,000
2,5,000

Research and Development, Army

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE -IRMV

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

24, 203

15

23, 037

22,277

60

20,240

20, 002

58

19, 158

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

.$4,699
GS-6.8
.$3. 933

$4, 697
OS-6.8
$3,972

$4,704

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,983

Personal service obligations:

$100,118,786

70.860

429. 526

6.441.425

$91, 124, 244

368, 016

395, 556

4,662,060

$87,088,744

358, 625

394, 242

4, 184, 346

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

Total personal service obligations- . -

107.060.597

96,649,865

92,025,957

Direct Obligations

101.134,571

4. 694. 702

1, 828. 503

1,500

396,383

26,395

167,010,855

12. 539, 327

51. 997, 561

39,640,072

1,498

333, 140

90,0.58,914

4, 592. 636

1,936.993

2,100

403, 220

25,000

193,098,622

13, 908. 262

39. 884. 189

47,659.622

940

293, 793

86.963,933

3, 841, 206

1,706,680

2,100

271 000

02 Travel ......

04 Communication services ...

26,000

176, 230, 706

9,699,498

30, 136, 423

37, 930, 729

650

281, 965

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

13 Retimds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence

380, 204, 667
138, 058

391,864,191
119, 370

346,089,890
96,715

Total direct obligations

380, 066. 509

391, 744, 821

345,993,176

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services - .

5, 926, 026
2.262
1.215
16.000
21. 998
.63. 018
34. 345
336

6, 490. 951
2.000
4,000
16. 000
57. 589
50.100
25, 000
360

6. 062, 024

02 Tra%'el

2.000

03 Transportation of things.

4.000

16, 000

07 Other contractual services

41.616

52. 000

09 Equipment

22, 000

360

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

6. 055. 200

6, 646, 000

6, 200, 000

Total obligations ..

386, 121, 709

398, 390, 821

352, 193, 175

ALLOCATION- TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICFLTURE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all cmplovees

289
20
287

222

11

223

136
13l

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 302
GS-6.0

$3,136
CPC-4.2

$4, 498
OS-6.6

.$3. 056
CPC-4.2

$4,590

GS-6.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2. 891

Average grade

CPC-4.0

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

215

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF

AORicifLTURE — Continued
Average salaries and grades— Continued

$2, 450

$2, 612

01 Personal services:

$1,169,044
58,432

4,649
3,614

$934,607
34, 618

3,329
1,200

$585, 636

20, 960

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2, 104

Payment above basic rates

1 200

Total personal services

1, 235, 739

66,543

7,270

5,728

23,710

1,254

290,376

40,890

116,994

140,497

63

3,853

973,754

73, 700

7,900

8,600

31, 450

1,100

1, 476, 619

11,580

126, 506

243,000

609 800

34,200
4 100

5,600

21 30O

06 Printine and reproduction

.5no
82, 300

Services performed by other agencies-

5,200
75,600

09 Equipment

167 300

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

5,878

4 200

Obligations incurred

1,932,917
143

2,960,087

1,000,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence _ _

1,932,774

2,960,087

1,000,000

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERGV
COMMISSION

$2, 189, 680

$4,627,117

$3, 600, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

4
1
3

1
1
2

1

Average number of all employees

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 713
GS-6.7

$5,936
GS-9.0

$6,060
GS-9 0

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$9,311
987

22

494

$5,935
6,483

22

$5, 977

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

23

Total personal services .

10,814

4,381

303

1,061

195

11,929,396

1,300

1,728

15

53

11,440
300
220

6,000
200

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

6,867,864

1,280,000

Services performed by otheragencies.

212

300

62

625

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations

11, 949, 216

6,880,388

1, 286, 825

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Total number of permanent positions . - -

9

31

2

33

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

Average number of all empiGvees -.

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,361
GS-4.7

$2,974
CPC-5.0

.$3, 703
GS-4.9

$2,562
CPC-3.0

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$14,906
1.030

57

$129. 679
10. 215

324
2,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

15.993
55
30

142. 618
10, 560

02 Travel

1.600

8,200

18.481

3,300

645

07 Other contractual services .. --

41
989
912

48

09 Equipment __

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations

18.068

185,394

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

63
4
59

76
6
75

66
3
61

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,684
GS-6.7

$2,760
CPC^.O

$4,779
OS-6.9

$2,830
CPC-4.0

$4,864
GS 7 0

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
.\verage salary

01 Personal services:

$253,598
14, 487

988
10,630

$309, 796
19,340

1,175
11,210

Other positions.

10,700
1 095

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

7,000

Total personal services

279, 703

15, 696

5,841

1,157

5.815

91

7.382

84. 269

36, 876

1,872

.341. 521

21. 004

7,770

1,245

6,780

120

10,650

96,583

50.270

2,240

300,640

13, 400

5,000

1 400

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

4 000

9,700
87.984
35,966

1,810

08 Supplies and materials . .

15 Taxes and assessments

438, 702

638, 183

460,000

ALLOCATION TO URRART OF CONORESS

Average number of all employees

11

11

11

01 Personal services: Positions other

$51,902

625

26

357

1.720

5,928

86

869

$51. 762

1,000

25

360

.$55,376

1,000

25

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

360

7,050

07 Other contractual services.

12, 750

200

1,300

08 Supplies and materials...

200

09 Equipment--

1,000

Total obligations

61,413

67,387

65,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE NAVY

Total number of permanent positions

179
149

164
156

161
151

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary. .

$4,246
GS-7.7
$3,169

$4,480
GS-7.9
$3,240

$4 480

GS-7.9

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,240

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$670, 230

2.410
35, 722

$727,000

3.000
13,000

$696 800

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

2, 200
12,000

Total personal services

708, 362

89, 161

31, 501

45

2, 376, 937

324. 742

12, 763

3,662

743,000
100, 000
40,000

711 000

02 Travel

90,000

03 Transportation of things..

40,000

3, 012, 000

1,100,000

1,000.000

5.000

1, 439, 000

08 Supplies and materials

300 000

09 Equipment- ..-

10.000

10 Lands and structures

5,000

3, 547, 173

6, 000. 000

2, 595, 000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

24, 747

51

23, 551

22, 771

91

20, 740

20,366

79

19, 516

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay m excess of 52-week base...
Pavment above basic rates

$102,236,875

197,698

437, 662

6.491,885

$93, 231, 261

489, 433

403,406

4,689,860

$88,658,902

445, 660

399,664

4, 204, 646

Total personal service obligations- -.

109, 363, 110

98,813,960

93,708,772

Direct Obligations

103, 437, 084

4.871,063

1, 873, 634

9,848

426, 103

92, 323, 009

4,799,090

1, 992, 908

13, 895

441,450

87, 646, 748
3, 980, 006

02 Travel.-..

03 Transportation of things ._

1, 754, 805

9,450

05 Rents and utility services

296, 300

216

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Research and Development, Army— Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

STJMMAHT— eon tinned

Dired 06(iffa<i<ms— Continued

06 Printing and reproduction

$29,460

184,410,695

12, 581, 617

52,526,369

39,832,004

3,725

1,498

338,966

$26, 220

209,113.822

13, 919, 842

41, 226. 171

48,967,792

6,000

940

302, 608

$33,650
182, 641, 706

Services performed by other agencLes-

9,704,698
30,600,107

38, 136, 620

6,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

650

287, 975

Subtotal

400,341,766
138,201

413,122,747
119,370

355, 096, 715

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence — — -

96,715

Total direct obligations

400,203,565

413, 003, 377

365, 000, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

5, 926. 026
2,262
1,216
16,000
21.998
53,018
34,345
336

6,490,961
2,000
4,000
16, 000
67, 689
60, 100
25.000
360

6.062,024

02 Travel

2,000

03 TransDortation of things - .

4,000

16,000

41,616

08 Supplies and materials . -

52,000

22,000

15 Taxes and assessments

360

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

6,065.200

6,646,000

6,200,000

Total obligations .-.

406,268,766

419,649,377

361,200,000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEEVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Research analyst -

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Technical director, research and
development, office Quartermas-
ter General

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Civilian chief, medical laboratory. .
Deputy to commanding officer
(chemical and radiological lab-
oratory)

Director of engineering. Signal

Corps

Guided missile reliability coordina-
tor

Technical director, metallurgical

laboratory

Technical director, nonferrous lab-
oratory

nS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Bacteriologist

Ballistician

Biochemist

Biologist—

Biophysicist...

Budget and fiscal officer

Chemist

Comptroller

Contract administrator

Director

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, design and development, ,

Engineer, electrical. __

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Food technologist

Harbor master -

Mathematician.

Medical officer

Metallurgist

Micrometeorologist

Packaging technician

Pharmacist

Physical science officer

Physicist

Physiologist

Production specialist

Research analyst ---

Research director

Research psychologist

Scientlflo administrator

Scientist

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1966 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,000

1 12,200

1 12,200

1 12,000

1 12,600

1 12,200

. 78, 860
36,400
33,400
10.800
10,800
11,050
76,100
10,800

1

11
2
2
8
6
18
6
2
9
1
1
4
3
1
1

11,800
119,300
21,850
22, 600
88,900
66,060
198, 650
65,300
22, 850
99, 960
11,050
11, 050
43, 460
32,660
10,800
11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12,200

1 12, 000
1 12, 600

102. 200
34. 650
44, 450
10,800
10,800

11, 060
21, 600
88,900
21, 600
10, 800
21,850
11.800
22,600
87, 650
22,100

87, 650
10,800
11,300
11,800

120.300
22,100
22. 600
89, 550
66. 650

198. 660
87, 400
22, 850

112,000
11,300

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13,000

I 12.200

1 12,400

1 12,400

1 12, 200

1 12, 800

1 12. 200

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEEVICES — continued

44, 700
34, 650
22, 050
11,050
11.050

4 43, 700

2 21, 850

1 10,800

1 11, 060

32,900
89, 650
21, 600
10,800
10, 800
11,800
21,600
88, 650
22,100

7
1
1
1

11
2
2
7
6

18
7
1

10
1

77, 600
11,050
11.650
11,800

121,560
22, 350
23.050
78. 400
67, 300

203,160
76, 600
11.300

113,000
11,300

3 32, 900
2 22. 050
1 11. 050

1 10, 800

43, 700
90, 650
10,800
11,050
21, 850
11,800
21, 600
89,800
22,600

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Anatomist

Attorney adviser

Auditor -

Bacteriologist .-

Ballistician

Biochemist

Biologist

Biophysicist

Cartographer

Chemist

Comptroller

Contract specialist

Deputy comptroller

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, design and development

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, marine

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Entomologist

Equipment technician

Food teclmologist

Information officer

Legal adviser.-

Mathematician

Medical officer

Metallurgist

Microbiologist

Paclsaging technician

Pathologist

Pharmacologist

Physical science officer

Physicist

Physiologist

Price analyst

Production specialist

Psychologist..

Psychophysiologlst

Radiobiologist

Research analyst

Research psychologist

Scientific administrator

Scientist

Statistician

Teclmoiogist

Training instructor

Transportation requirements

analyst

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accoimtant

Administrative officer

Attorney .--

Attorney adviser

Bacteriologist

Ballistician.

Biochemist

Biologist

Biophysicist

Budget and fiscal officer

Chemist

Comptroller

Construction superintendent.

Contract administrator

Contract specialist

Desigiier, clothes

Dietician

Electronic scientist

Embaimer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general...

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, marine

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance...

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Entomologist

Fisheries specialist .-

Food teclmologist

Illustrator

Maintenance program planner

Mathematician

Medical officer

Metallurgist

Microbiologist

Military analyst

Organization and methods exammer.

Num- Total
ber salary

2
1
1
1
4
1
5
3
1
1

16

1

1

1

6

16

1

5

2

21

16

22

25

1

12

9

1

1

1

1

$19, 200

9,600

9,600

9,600

39, 200

9,600

48,200

29, 400

10. 200

9.600

167. 000

9,800

9.600

9,800

58, 200

154,200

10,000

49, 000

20,200

204, 800

157.200

223. 800

245, 400

9,600

118, 200

87, 200

9,600

10, 000

10, 000

9,600

4 38,800
3 29, 200
6 51,000

1
2
6
12
13
5
1
1
1
1
1
6
4
3
2
1
2
1

10, 000

20,000

48,200

118,800

128,200

48,800

9,800

9,600

9,600

9,800

10,000

67,600

38,600

29,400

19, 400

9.600

19, 800

9,600

9.600

60.560
76.840

8.660
42, 200
138, 360
33,840
61,960
34,640

8,360

17,120

445, 720

8,360

8,560

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

8,360

17, 620

8,660

110. 680

17,120

160.640

42, 800

163, 225

103, 120

248,640

8,660

186, 320

197, 280

128,000

330, 440

8,360

33,440

26,080

60,320

394,920

381,000

8,360

25,880

8,360

9,160

36.040

8,360

8,660

101,720

33, 440

161, 640

34,840

8,660

26,280

Num- Total
ber salary

$19, 400

9,800

9,800

9,600

85,000

9,800

48,600

29,800

20,200

9,600

148, 200

10, 000

9,800

9,800

68,800

155, 400

10,200

59,000

20,200

196, 200

157,400

224, 000

295, 600

9,800

109, 400

98, 000

19, 400

10, 200

10. 200

9,600

10. 000

39, 200

39,000

61, 400

20,000

10,200

19,600

48.800

129,400

138, 400

49, 200

9,600
9,800
9,800
10,200
76, 800
28,800
19,800
29,000
9,600
9,800
9.800

1 9, 600

6
9
2
5

19
4
9
4
1

51,160
77,240
16, 920
42,600
164,440
34. 040
76,840
36,240
8,660

Num- Total
ber salary

52
1
1
1
1
2

448. 520
8,360
8,760
8,760
8,660
17,920

13 111,880

19
5
24
13
29
2
23
21
16
49

3
3
8

46

48
2
3
1
1
4
1
1

13
3

19
3
1
3

162, 240

43, 400

204, 040

112,080

263,240

16,920

196, 680

180,960

128,600

416,840

8,660

25,080

26,880

69,080

398, 960

409, 480

17,320

26,280

8,660

9,360

35,040

8,360

8,660

111.080

26.680

162, 840

26,280

8,660

26,480

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

217

DETAIL OF PBESONAI. SBBVICKS^-COntinued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Packaging technician.

Pathologist -

Personnel director

Personnel ofEcer

Pharmacologist —

Photographer _ __.

Physical science officer.

Physicist

Physiologist

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst—

Property and supply officer

Psychophysiologist

Publications writer

Research analyst

Research psychologist...

Safety director

Scientific administrator

Scientist

Shop superintendent

Statistician

Supply officer _

Technologist.

Training instructor

Veterinarian

03-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Anthropologist

Architect

Assistant comptroller

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Automotive specialist

Bacteriologist

Ballistician

Biochemist

Biologist-

Biophysicist __

Budget and fiscal officer _

Budget officer

Chemist

Contract specialist

Designer, clothes

Editor

Electronic scientist

Employee utfiization oflScer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, biological

Engineer, chemical..

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, desigii and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, production...

Engineer, safety

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards

Engineer, structural

Entomologist

E.xecutive secretary, Board of Civil
Service Commission Examiners. ..

Fiscal officer

Food technologist

Geographer

Historian

Information and editorial specialist..

Information officer

Inspector

Investigator

Labor relations officer

Librarian

Lithographer

Mathematician

Medical officer

Metallurgist-.

Microbiologist

Military analyst

Military intelligence research ana-
lyst

Mycologist

Organization and methods examiner.

Orthopedic technologist

Packaging technician

Patent examiner

Pathologist

Personnel olScer

Pharmacologist

Physical science officer

Physicist.

Physiologist

1953 actual

Nam- Total
ber salary

$34,640
25,880
17,320
25,080
25,080
8,300
60.320

466, 440
51,960
8,360
25,080

1
1
5
10
1
2
1
1
5
1
7
1
1

3
1
2
1
1
1
1
I
1

14
2
8
2
1
1
1

43
1
1
1

40
1
2

29
6
1

30

19

23
4

1
31
16
97
S4
3
3
79
82

9,160
8,360

42,200

84,000
8,660

17,620
8,560
8,360

43,000
8,360

60,120
8,960
8,360

22,120

7,040

15,080

7,440

7,240

7,040

7,440

7,040

7,240

102, 160

14,680

67,320

15,280

7,040

7,240

7,240

312, 620

7,040

7,440

7,240

288,000

7,040

14,680

206,660

36,000

7,040

214,400

141, 760

164,520

28,560

7,240
224,840
118,440
714,880
386,360
22,620
22,120
573,100
589,600

1

12
4

14,280

7,240
86,880
29,160

7,040
22,320
29,760

7,240
14,280

7,240
14, 280

7,040
14,280
29,360

8.040
157, 280

7,440

205,120

22,120

14,680

8,560
22,320
50.880
14. 480
22,320

7,240
21,720
36.400
29,960
35,400
709, 440
60,680

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$35, 240
17,720
17,520
25,480
25,380
8,360
52,720

528,360
68,680

25,480
8.560
8,560
9,160
8.360

25,080

91,960
8,760

17,520

25,680
8,660

43,600
8,360

61,760
8,960
8,360

3 22,520

3 22, 520
1 7,640
1 7,«0

1 7,440

7,440

101, 760

14,680

36,000

16,480

7,040

7,240

344,880

14,080

7.640

14,280

291,400

7,240

14.680

209. 360

36.400

7.240

216, 800

120,840

149.440

14,280

7,240

241,120

119,640

706,800

445, 280

22,720

29,560

563,620

631,600

7,040

14,280

1 7,440
9 65, 960
5 36, 800

7,040
22.920
30,560

7,240
14. 480

7.240
14.680

7.240
14,680
29,560

8.040
166. 520

7.640

207.520

22.720

14.880

8.760
22.520
59.620
14,680
22,920

7,240
22,120
36, 800
37,200
36,000
686,320
51, 080

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $62,160

8,760
25,680
34,140

8.560

61.280

475, 240

60,720

25,680
8,760
8,760
9,160
8.660
34.040
93,560
17,120

3
1
4
1
10
1

25,880
8,660

3^ 240
8,660

86,200
9,160

2 14, 280

14.880
7,640

7,640

36.800

15,080

14,880

22,720

7,040

7,640

7,440

360. 360

7.240

7.640

14.680

286.960

14.280

7.240

204,320

36,600

25 182,600

12 93,680

19 137,560

1 7,240

2

32

17

76

67

3

4

77

78

2

2

1

7
5

14,480

236,880

128,280

572. S40

413,280

23,120

29,960

669. 420

674. 240

14. 080

14.480

7,440
62,680
37,600

7,040

29,960
61, 680

7,440
14.880

7.040
14.680

7.240
14.680
29,560

8.040

23 166,120

29 216,960
4 29.760
2 14. 680

8,760
15, 080
44,240
21,920
29.960

7,040

6 36, 600

6 44,840

6 36, 200

67 424,480

6 37, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVicES — contlnned

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

G& 12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Position classifier

Price analyst

Production specialist..

Program progress analyst

Property and stock control officer..

Psychologist -.

Psychophysiologist

Publications officer

Publications writer

Research analyst

Research psychologist

Safety director

Sanitation officer..

Scientist

Security officer

Shop superintendent

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Technologist

To.\icologist

Training instructor

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst

Visual aids specialist

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant ..

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Aerobiologist

Agronomist .-

Architect-.

Art director

Attorney...

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Bacteriologist

Ballistician

Biochemist

Biologist

Botanist

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Chemist

Contract specialist

Designer, clothes

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Dietician

Draftsman

Economist

Editor....

Electronic mechanic

Electronic scientist

Embalmer.

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, biological

Engineer, ceramic

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment ,

Engineer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general...

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, marine..

Engineer, material..

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, production

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Entomologist

Equipment technician

Executive secretary. Board of Civil
Service Commission Examiners...

Fire chief

Fiscal officer

Food technologist

Geographer

Historian

Hotel manager

Information and editorial specialist.
Information and educational spe-
cialist

Inspector

Instrumentmaker

Investigator

Legal adviser

Librarian

Maintenance program planner

Marine inspector

Mathematician

Medical officer __

MetaUurgist

Meteorologist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

4
1

2
1
1
3
1
1
2
7
20
1

$28,160
7,240

14,080
7,240
7,240

22,320
7,040
7,440

14.280

49,680

140,040

7,040

2
1
1

10
1
1

19
1

14,280
7,440
7,040
72,000
7,040
7,440
139, 760
7,640

16, 080
22,120

73,280
18,020
48.920
5,940
12,680
12,680
5,940
18.620
19.420
6,940

190,940
18.420

133. 680
64.660
6.940
12.080
12,280

415, 920
11,880
18,620
77, 220
18,220
12,680
6.340
12.080
6.940

252.480
11.880
18. 020
30.700

197.220

116,260
13,080
23,960

188,540

184,400
38,040
98,240

1 5,940
64 335,760
97 605,380
176

1,094,640

107 661,580

12, 080

79,620

11,880

54,860

776,640

422,400

6,140

29,900

48,920

24,760

12,280

2
13
2

9

127

70

1

5

6,940
6,940
6,940
25,360
19,020
12,880
5,940
18,420

5,940
30,100
18,220

6,140

3

1

2
47

2
44

6

18,620
6,140

12,080
283,380

12,280
271,760

38,440

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $28,560

2
1
1
3
1
1
2
8

13
1
1
3
1
1
7
1
1

20
1
1

2
3

14,280
7,240
7.440

22. 320
7.040
7,640

14, 480

66, 720

94,520
7,040
7,040

21, 320
7,640
7,040

51, 080
7,040
7,440
147, 800
7,640
7,040

16, 480
22,120

10 61, 600
6 30, 100
12 74, 660

12,880
12,880
6,940
18, 820
19,620
18, 620

204, 420
18,620

123,600

55,660

6,140

12,480

64

395, 760

65

402, 700

4

23,960

1

6,140

3

18,620

4

26,160

13

78,220

13

79,220

13,080

6,340

6,940

6,940

256,480

24,360
31,100
192. 740
112,120
13,080
24,160
220,440
216, 700
38,640
93,700

1 6,140
57 367,180
97 613,980

161

1,014,340
120 774,780

2 12,480
9 65, 660
2 12,080
9 65, 860

777, 440
420,260

126

30,300
49,720
31,100
12,680

1 6,140

6,940
26,360
19,020
12,880

3 18, 620

18,020
18,420
6,140
17,820
19,020

12,480
268,360

12,280
276, 160

32, 100

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $28,760

2
1
1
4
1
1
2
10
9

14,480
7,040
7,440
29,960
7,040
7,640
14,680
71,400
64,760

2
1
1
8
1
1
29
1
1

2
3

6
6
11

14, 480
7,640
7,040

68,920
7,240
7,641.'
214,160
7,840
7,040

16,480
22,720

36,240
36,440
69,140

2
1
3
2
3
12
3

13.080
5.940
19.220
14.080
19. 220
76.280
IS, 820
56,460
55.960

12,480

13,080
6,540
6,140
6,140
269,480

3 18, 620

6 31,600

32 194,080

17 100,680

24,660
227,380
201,680

39.240
101,040

66 356.240
75 480.300
157

1,002,380

112 750,640

1 6,340

8 60, 620

12, 080

66,460

849,040

402,900

2

9

136

65

4 23, 760

7 44, 380

7 43, 580

4 24, 660

6,940
32,100
26,560
13,280

18,820

18,420
18,820
6,340
17,820
12, 880

2
46

2
44

5

12,480
277,600

12,280
278,360

32,100

218

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Research and Development, Army — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule ^ades — Continued
OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Microbiologist --

Microscopist

Military analyst -

Military intelligence research

analyst ---

Motion picture casting officer..

Motion picture specialist..-

Museum curator

Mycologist —

Organization and methods examiner

Orthopedic technologist...

Parasitologist -.

Patent examiner

Pathologist

Persomiel officer..

Pharmacologist...

Photographer

Physical science officer

Physicist -.-

Physiologist

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst.

Property and stock control officer..

Property disposal officer

Psychologist-

Psychophysioloffist

Publications editor

Publications oflicer

Publications writer..

Research analyst

Research psychologist

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Sanitation officer

Scientist

Statistician

Superintendent

Supply officer

Technologist

Testing specialist

Training instructor.

Transportation officer

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst

Visual aids specialist

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Chemist

Designer, clothes

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards

Engineering aid

Entomologist.

Geographer

Inspector

Instrumentmaker

Lubrication specialist

Mathematician

Military analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Photographer

Physicist

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Purchasing officer.

Superintendent

Supply officer

Technologist

Transportation research analyst. . .
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer..

Animal husbandryman

Artillery instrument specialist

Artist

.\ttomey

.attorney adviser

Auditor

Automotive specialist.

Bacteriologist

Ballistician

Biochemist

Biologist

Biophysicist - -

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num-
ber

4
2
1

Total
salary

$24, 960
12, 480
6,140

5,940

5,940

6,640

5,940

41,680

6,340

12,680

5,940

11,880

20, 820

18,620

6,140

5,940

256, 190

37,240

30, 100

12, 680

107,320

5,940

6,340

6,140

18, 220

5,940

12,480

12,280

25,360

66, 140

74,480

13,280

6,140

6,140

24, 160

97, 840

5,940

12, 280

75,080

19,420

18, 020

6,340

5,940
6,140

5,750

17, 626

35, 250

39, 626

11,250

6,000

17, 000

6,600

6,625

5,626

33,626

5,600

16, 876

5,750

5,625

22, 625

22, 625

6,626

5,500

6,125

11,125
6,875
6,500

16, 750
6,500
6,600
6,760
5,500

11, 600
6,125
5,760
5,625
6,600

84, 960

47,790

69, 030

6,310

6,060

10,120

6,186

10, 995

10, 746

5,310

421, 200

16, 430

193, 290

66,660

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $25,360
2 12, 680
1 6, 140

1 5, 940

6,140

6,540

6,140

30, 300

6,640

12,880

6,140

12, 080

27, 760

18, 220

6,340

6,140

268, 490

43, 580

30, 900

12, 880

108, 720

5,940

6,340

18, 420
6,940
12, 6R0

12, 280
24, 360
72, 080
92, .500

13. 280
6,140

6
13
2
2
12
1
3
1

1
1

1
3
5
7
2
1
3
1
1
1
6

1
3
1
1

4
4

30,300
81, 020
12, 080
12, 280
76,880

6,740
18, 020

6,340

6,940
6,140

6. 876

17, 760

29, 250

40, 376

11, 500

6,125

17, 260

6,500

5,750

5,760

34, 375

5,625
17, 250
6,875
6,750
23, 075
23, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

7 $43,580
3 18, 820
1 6, 340

6,625

2
1
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1

14

10

14

1

1

2

1

2

2

1

85

3

33
9

11,375
6,250
6,625

16, 875
6,625
5,626
6,875
6,625

11, 760
6,250
5,875
5,750
6,500

72, 965
52, 725

73, 965
5,435
6, 185

10, 120
5, 310
11,120
10, 995
5, 435
451, 976
16, 805
177, 730
47,040

1 6, 140
1 6, 740

6 30, 700

1 6, 540

3 19, 020

1 6, 140

27, 760

6,940

6, 340

6,140

261, 790

44, 180

24, 760

13, 080

110, 320

6,140

6,640

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES continued

24, 760
5,940
13, 080

12, 280
24, 660
96,440
82, 220

13. 480
6,340

24. 960
81, 220
12. 280
12, 480
112, 320
6,940
12, 080
6, 540

1 5, 940
1 5,940

6,000

18. 000

29. 700

62, 125

11,750

6, 250

45, 600

5,625

5, 875

5,875

35. 126

5,750
23, 126

6,875
11,375
23, 200
17, 500

1 5, 760

11,625

6,750

22,745

6,750

5, 750

6,000

5,500

6,375
6,000
11,375

5,600

13

68,405

11

36, 545
68, 160

5,560
5,310

10,120
6,43tf
5,43 6

11.24 6

21

6,56 0
114,88 5

3

17.05 6

22

8

1

117,46 6

42,85 5

6,06 0

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Botanist

Budget analyst .-

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Cartographer

Chemist-

Contract specialist

Designer, clothes

Director

Draftsman —

Economist

Editor

Electronic mechanic.

Electronic scientist

Embalmer —

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, biological

Engineer, ceramic

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civU

Engineer, communication

Engineer, construction

Engineer, desigii and development.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, marine

Engineer, materia!

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural..

Engineering aid

Entomologist

Equipment technician

Film distribution officer

Fiscal officer ..-

Food technologist

Geographer

Geologist

Hematologist...

Hotel manager

Information and editorial specialist .

Illustrator .-.

Industrial specialist

Inspector --

Instrument maker

Interpreter

Investigator

Legal adviser

Legal editor

Librarian

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Meteorologist

Microbiologist

Military intelligence research an-
alyst

Mortician

Motion picture studio manager

Museum administrator

Mycologist

Nutritionist

Organization and methods exam-
iner-

Orthopedic technologist

Pathologist

Personnel assistant

Personnel director

Personnel officer

Personnel representative

Personnel research technician

Pharmacologist...

Photographer

Physical science officer

Physicist

Physiologist-

Position classifier

Printing and publication officer.. .

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Program progress analyst

Property and stock control officer-.

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer...

Psychologist

Psychophysiologist

Publications editor

Publications officer

Publications writer

Purchasing officer

Records administrator

Research analyst

Re-^earch psychologist...

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst-.

Scientist

Security and intelligence officer

Security officer

Num-
ber

1
1
3

1
4

1
16

1

2
10
40

1
14

4

7

4

1

1
30
30
69

2
88
117
186
1
93

1

2
18
141
76

2

6

5

3
16

1

Total
salary

$6, 185

5,060

15, 665

6,310

21,116

526, 680

16,180

36, 295

6,060

80, 025

6.185

10, 995

61, 850

214, 400

5,185

74, 340

20, 240

35, 420

20, 490

6,060

6.186

159, 300

169, 575

318, 790

10. 495

466. 280

641. 160

, 016, 346

501, 270

5,060

10, 120

93, 455

759. 990

398, 250

10, 120

25, 800

25,800

15, 930

82, 085

6,186

1954 estimate

21
1
4
3
2
6
2
3
6

14

4

148

11

13
1
1

11
2
3
2
2
1
3
4
1
3
3
1
7
9
3
2
7

25,925

10, 370

16, 305

6,185

5,060

25,800

10, 370

16,180

65, 785

48, 415

6,810

10, 370

15, 180

16, 180

68, 655

389, 200

120. 305

10. 370

15, 655

5,185
5,185
6, 185
5,060
15.680
10. 370

111.610

6.310

20. 490

16, 806
10,245
30, 985
10, 370

15. 325
26. 300
73. 216

20, 615
785, 880

56. 660
66. 905
6.060
5,310
66, .535
10, 370

16. ISO
10. 245
10. 995

6. 435
15, 180

21, 365
5.310

15.655
16. 930
6.810
36. 295
46. 640
16. 430
10, 120
35, 795

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2

$5, 310
10, 120

......

"$5,'i85

1

4

103

5,435
21,615
638,245

1

4

88

5,060

22, 115

464, 135

7

37. 170

8

43, 106

22

I

116.445

5,310

11,120

51, 100

217, 145

15

4

7

4

1

1

36

30

61

2

87

113

184

96
1
2

18
142

81
3
5
9
3

22

78, 776

20, 490

36, 046

20, 866

6,185

6.310

182, 726

152. 986

335. 410

10, 745

452, 160

608, 780

997, 640

497, 100

6,185

10, 245

94. 966

738, 395

412,115

15. 306
26, 050
46.665

16, 055
114, 445

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

19
1
2

5,186
26, 6,50
10. 620
15,680

5,310

31,860
10, 620
16, 305
56, 536
49, 290

10, 495
10, 120
15, 430
53, 975
367, 655
121,556
10,620
15,930

1 6, 060
3 16, 930

2 10, 620

19
1
5
3
2

98.640
5.436
26, 050
15, 930
10. 370
31.360

6,060

3
7

18

6

142

8

14
1
1

U
2
3
2
2
1
3
5
1
3
3
1
9

13
3
2
6
1
1

15, 556
36, 920
94, 705
26, 050

739, 470
42, 230
73. 090
5. 185
6.435
67. 285
10. 620

16, 430
10, 495
11.246

6. .560
1.5. 180
26, 675

5.435

15, 806

16, 306
5,810

46.790
67. 655
16.680
10. 370
31, 110
5,185
5,186

10

4

7

4

1

1

28

23

67

2

77
102
178

91
1
2

15
142

80
3
5

11
1

19

2
2
3

8
58
18
3
3

1
2
2

13
1
1
2
2

3 16, i
8 42,!

15

4 21, a
127 676.!

6 32.:
16

1

1

7

2

3

2

2

1

3

6

1

3

3

1
10
13

3

2

6

1

1

1.746
,370
,685
.180
1,360
.,660
i,680
,180
.,810
,100
.,406
i,065
1,620
,860
;,310
i,310

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

219

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Shop superintendent _._

Small business specialist

Specification writer _

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Technologist

Testing specialist

Training instructor

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst

Visual aids specialist

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965-
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545-
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,610-
GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655-
GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430-
GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230-

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,566 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490-

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230 - -

CPC-3. Range $2,532 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Positions established by Public Law
313:

Associate technical director, ballis-
tics, research laboratory

Chief, biological, research and de-
velopment. Camp Detrick -

Chief, scientific adviser to chief chem-
ical corps - - - -

Chief scientist, Evans Signal Lab-
oratory

Chief scientist, office advanced re-
search, Durham _ _

Director of Research, SCEL

Technical director of research (com-
mimicable and parasitic diseases)-. .

Te<;hnical director of research (pre-
ventive neuropsychiatry and psy-
chology)

Technical director, SCEL

Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$5,060 and above:

Foreman, general

Ungraded positions at annual rates less

than$5,060 __

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $6,060 or above;

Cabinetmaker

Carpenter

Electrician

Foreman, ammimition

Foreman, armament-

Foreman, construction and main-
tenance

Foreman, electrical installation and

maintenance

Foreman, fixed industrial equip-
ment maintenance and operation.

Foreman, general

Foreman, general, equipment and

maintenance

Foreman, instrument maintenance -

Foreman, labor

Foreman, machine shop _.

Foreman, metalwork and process-
ing

Foreman, millwright

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment maintenance and operation.
Foreman, painters and paper-
hangers...

Foreman, patternmaker.

Foreman, steamfitting, plimibing,

and pipefitting

Foreman, woodworking

General equipment repairman

Inspector, communications and

electronics...

Inspector, fixed industrial equip-
ment

Inspector, machine shop

Inspector, metalwork and process-
ing

Inspector, mobile industrial equip-
ment

Machinist ._

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 060

1 6, 060

2 10, 246
20 111,200

1
3
18
1

5

2

267

5,060
15, 555
95, 580

5,560
16, 055

25, 925
10, 620

1,286,790
1,911

8, 541, 105
691

2, 361, 345
1,769

6, 629, 620
1,720

6, 044, 080
2,465

7, 836, 185
886

2, 528, 660
40 106,880

34, 705
32, 175
108, 220
146, 600

7

7

28

40

323

1,084,660

212 666,288

11 32,090

62 166, 762

6 14, 800

14,000

14,000

15,000

13,500

15,000
13,600

1 14,000

1 15,000
1 13,500

1 5, 170
323

2 10. 440

3 16, 893
130 789,160

4 20. 862

5 27, 872

18 111,822

29 160,672

6 34, 863
1 6, 826

1 7. 571

5 29, 126

1 5, 160

26 151,605

12
13

70, 113
74,838

21 116,183

10, 381
17, 152

10, 480
11, 161
6,240

5,240
15, 475

5,533

2 10, 441
27 147, 632

Total
salary

$5, 185
5,060

10, 495

99, 016
6,185

16, 806

106, 576

5.686

16, 555

26, 300
10, 870

, 246, 100

, 604, 130

, 266, 935

763, 405

231,640
,265

6, 926, 650
808

2, 284, 860
37 99, 220

7 35, 890

8 36, 576
27 106, 220
40 148,930

324

1, 112, 560

208 652,762

11 32,970

62 168,632

5 12, 520

Num-
ber

1

1

2
19

1

3
20

1

3

5

2
255

1,

1,605

5

1,604

14, 000

14.000

15,000

13,600

16.000
13, 500

Num-
ber

1

1

2
17

1

3
18

1

3

3

2
221

1,
1,626

7,
535

2,
1,511

5,
1,463

785

6

6

16

46

284

196
10
42
4

1 14, 000

1 15,000
1 13,500

1 6,320

89

1,084.547

2

3

109

4
5

10,440
15,997
667, 613
20, 862
27,872

18 113,258
27 151,002

34.863
5,825

7,571

29,126

5,264

26 159, 229

13
13

75.533
74, 838

21 116, 183

9,485
16,902

16, 325
11,161
6,240

5,825

6,240
15, 933

5,633

2 10, 441
29 168,092

Total
salary

$6. 310
6,185
10. 745
89, 550
5,310
16, 180
96, 745
6,810
16, 930

16. 680
10, 120

000, 415

102, 730

100, 275

385, 620

687, 160

272.916

I, 200, 810
88, 820

26, 135
23. 126
63. 205
169. 640

990, 400
620, .604

30, 780
114,312

10,100

14, 000

14,000

15,000

13,500

15.000
13. 500

1 15,000
1 13, 500

1 6, 470

322

1,243,476

2 10, 440

6 26. 629

92 661. 098

4 20, 862

5 27, 872

13 78, 875

27 146,297

6 35. 065
1 5, 825

1 7, 671
5 29, 126

2 10, 628
27 169, 301

13
13

76,123

74. 838

10, 589
17. 442

16, 430
11,461
5,240

6,240
15, 933

6,633

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

2 10,441
28 152,980

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates —
Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or above— Con.

Num
ber

2
14

8

- Total
salary

$11,262
78, 566

42,494

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $10,617
24 130, 8.68

8 42, 494

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $27, 149
38 204,822

8 42,494

1 5, 845

1 6,032

12 66,612

Mobile mdustrial equipment oper-
ator .

Plumber.

1 6,032
12 64, 537
1 6,072
7,995

30,831,911

1 6,032
11 60,277

Tool, die, gage maker

Unit organization specialist

Equivalent to less than $5,060.

6,814

26,483,697

5,701

22, 129, 891

Total permanent, field

24,203

106, 224, 248
1,181

6, 105, 462

22, 277

98, 436, 454
2,097

7,312,210

20,002

88, 839, 294
902

1, 760, 650

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

23,018

100,111,511

4 7, 275

70,860
429, 526

6, 222, 365
145, 393
52, 117
21, 550

20,173

91,088,904

7 35, 340

368,015
395, 656

4, 467, 087
128, 492
44,500
21, 971

19,093

87, 049, 404

7 39, .340

358, 626
394, 242

4,000,525
119, 800
45,400
18,621

Foreign countries: United States
rates

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowances.

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

107, 060, 597

96, 549, 865

92, 025, 957

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations..

101, 134, 671
5,926,026

90,068,914
6,490,951

85,963,933
6,062,024

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AORICCLTCRE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Chemist _

1 $5,940
1 5,940

1 5,060
1 6, 186
1 4, 330
1 4, 045

1 3. 536

2 6, 750
1 3, 430

1 2, 712

Entomologist

1

$6,140

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Chemist

Entomologist

2
2

10, 120
9,036

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 -.

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 ..

1
5
2

3,410
17, 075
5,980

GS-t. Range .$3,176 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

13
2.8
0.3

3.7

61,760
9,960
1,629

24, 369

11 46,927
1 5, 359

Deduct:
Lapses _.

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts .

Add jiortion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account-

0. 7 8. 069

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number net salary)

13.6

64,640
241

10.7 49,&37
163

Regular pay hi excess of 62-week base.. .

-MI jiersonal services, departmental.

64,781

49,800

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chemist

1

2

1

7
1
6
1
1
2

1
1
1
3
10
4
4
1
1

8.360
17.120
8.660

51,680
7,640

36. 400
7.040
7,040

14.280

6,940
6,940
5.940
19. 020
63, 800
26, 760
24,660
5,940
6,940

1 8, 360

2 17,520
1 8, 560

7 61,080
1 7,640
5 36, 400

Entomologist

Forester .

GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:
Chemist...

Engmeer

Entomologist

Food technologist

Pathologist

Physicist

1 7,240

GS-11. Range $.6,940 to $6,940:
Administrative officer

Agent

1 6, 940

Analytical statistician

Chemical engmeer

6 37, 840

7 42, 380
2 12, 280
1 5, 940

Chemist

Engineer.. .

Entomologist.

Forester .

Pathologist

2 11,880
1 5, 940
1 6, 140

1 5, 935

Physicist.

3

1
1
11
5
1

18,420

5,810

6,185

57, 285

27,800

6,060

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
.Administrative assistant...

Chemical engmeer

Chemist... ._ ,. ...

16 79. 026
3 17. 305
1 6,060

Entomologist

Forester

220

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Research and Development, Army — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF

AGRICULTURE— continued

Field— Continued
General schedule ^ades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
her salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 060
1 5, 185
1 5, 185
1 5, 310
29 129, 196

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

2 10, 995

36 168, 380

1 4,296

38 139, 966
28 96, 180

39 123, 210
24 68, 480
12 30, 400

6 18. 575

1 3,440

2 6,268
5 15, 270

4 11, 728

5 13, 710

4 9,800

OR 7 "Ranpp $4 205 to $4 955

OS "i R\ngp $3 410 to $4 160

37 133, 645

23 79,025

24 76, 440
8 22, 640

3 7,900

4 15, 240
3 9,600
2 6,688

2 6,300
6 13, 720

5 13,080

3 7,836

OR ^ Ttingp $'' 950 to £3 430

OR 1 " ■Ra.iiep $■> 500 to S"^ 980

Cralts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680 _-.

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-!. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

276 1, 168, 391
36. 9 141, 670
0. 7 2, 040

10.4 44,840

25.5 134,663

211 914,314
19.8 79,044

Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid

Portion of salaries shown above paid

4.1 26,638
13.8 76,238

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account-

Net permanent, field (average num-

253,5

1, 104, 504

45,841
9,187
3,404
4,408

1,071

681

1,962

200.9

884,970

34,618

Other positions:

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.
Payment above basic rates:

3,166

700
500

Additional pay for service abroad

1, 170, 968

923, 954

1, 235, 739

973, 754

ALLOCATION TO DEPAEIMENT 01
COMMERCE

Field: General schedule grades: GS-9.
Range $5,060 to $5,810: Bacteriologist....

1 $5, 810

1 $5, 936

1 $6, 060

ALLOCATION TO DEPAKTMENT OF HEALTH,
WELFAKE, AND EDUCATION

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Scietist

1 $7, 240

2 7, 820
1 2. 950

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430- --

4 18, 010
1 2,780

Deduct lapses -

Net permanent, field (average num-

3 15, 230

Other positions: Temporary employ-

$1,030

70

1,030

15,300

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chemist

1 $7, 440

1 5, 185

1 5,435

2 6,945

3 10,325

1 3,270

2 5.000

1 2, 750

1 $7, 440

1 5,310

1 5, 560

2 7, 195

3 10, 565
2 6,300
1 2,600

1 2,830

1 $7, 640

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Bacteriologist

1 5,685

GS-5. Range $3 410 to $4,160

2 7,445

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,665

2 7,070

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3, 030

1 2, 580

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC^ Range $2,760 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

12 46,350

12 47, 700

8 33,460

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Con thiued

Num- Total
ber salary

1.6 $6,209

Num- Total
ber salary

6. 2 $20, 734

Num- Total
her salary

1.4 $7,710

Net permanent, field (average num-

10.4 40,141

673

18

167

711

6.8 26,966
420

6.6 26,740

Other positions;

200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pa>'ment above basic rate^: Overtime

135
200

100

41, 710

27,721

26,040

ALLOCATION TO LIBRARY OF CON<^RESS

Field' Other positioiLS .. ..

$51,902

$51,762

$55,375

National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice, Army

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

0 bject classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

23
19

20
20

20
20

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,444
GS^.2
$3,723

$3,444
GS-4.2
$3,723

$3,444

GS-4.2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,723

01 Personal services:

Permanpnf. position.';

$67,420
260

$68,880

272
215

$68,880

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

276

Total personal services

02 Travel

67,680
436
219
270
19,063
12, 076
198

69, 367
600
160
313

23, 175

6,158

237

69, 156
600

150

04 Communication services

313

07 Other contractual services

25, 725

08 Supplies and materials

3,815

241

99,942

100,000

100,000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-7 Range $4,205 to $4,955

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8, 660

2 7,965

3 10, 480

7 23, 666

8 25, 000

1 3,723

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8. 910

1 4,420

2 7, 195
8 26,840
6 18,065

1 3,723

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8, 660

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 .-.

1 4, 645

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 7,320

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

8 26, 840

GS-3 Range $2 950 to $3,230

6 18, 065

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
tban$6,060

1 3,723

23 79, 493
3,7 12,073

20 69, 153
0.1 273

20 69, 153

Deduct lapses _

0. 1 273

Net permanent, field (average num-

19.3 67,420
260

19.9 68,880
272

215

19.9 68,880

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

276

01 Personal services .

67, 680

69,367

69, 166

Operation and Maintenance, Alaska Communication System

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

435
4

404

454

10

452

462

2

450

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$3,829
GS-4.3
$5,036

$3,629
GS-4.3
$6, 172

$3,529

GS^.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$5,172

DEPAKTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

221

OBLIGATIONS ET OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$1. 518. 683
24, 680

6,074
244. 127

$1, 742. 064
62. 156

6.661
249. 716

$1. 792. 003

14, 934

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

6,919

249, 716

Total personal services

02 Travel -

1, 793. 464
165. 184
144. 979
720. 353
245. 899

6.793

263. 655

610. 780

485. 852

40

4.791

2. 060, 597
178,015
292, 979
782,549
265, 108
23, 625

2. 219. 193
497. 889

5, 114. 495

2,06.3.572
120, 446

112.875

04 Communication services —

866. 490
267. 790

06 Printiu'^ and reproduction

23.625

155.618

08 Supplies and materials

482.110

09 Equipment -

423. 523

15 Taxes and assessments

6.651

7.961

Total direct obligations ..

4, 331, 790
308

11,440.001

4, 524. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

Obligations incurred

4.332,098

11.440.001

4, 524. 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney - .-

Comptroller

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Engineer, electronic.

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Communication officer _.

Engineer, electronic

Fiscal officer

Procurement officer

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Engineer, electronic

Personnel officer

QS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Engineer, electronic

Organization and methods exam-
iner -

Rate specialist

Salary and wage analyst

Supply officer

Tabulating equipment and elec-
trical accounting machine plan-
ner-

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 --_.

GS-7. Range $4,20.1 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655.-

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to $3,230..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,0.32

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Master

Chief engineer

First assistant engineer.. _.

First mate

Equiv.ilent to less than $5,060-

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 or above:
Electronic equipment repairman. ..

Foreman, machine shop

Foreman, communications and elec-
tronics

Foreman, warehouseman..

Machinist..

Equivalent to less than $6,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment _ -

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork dilTerential

Living and quarters allowance (cable

barge)..-

Additional pay for -service abroad

Additional pay for cable barge differ-
ential

Personal services..

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

5 $35, 600

1
5
11
10
40
66
170
15

1
1
1
1
21

29
1

1
2
19

6,940
5.940
43.580
6.540
6,140

11.000
6,126

11, 245
26,300

5.686
5,060
5.060
5,060

5,060
25.100
49. 255
41,700
147. 400
220. 270
615. 900
43.090

2,652

9, 5,14
8. 185
5,734
5,730
77, 693

160. 763
5,711

60, 697

6,491

10. 692

82, 732

435 1, 663. 584
35 144. 901

400 1, 618, 683

24, 680
6,074

42, 458
15, 512

7.800
173, 651

1, 793. 464

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 360
1 8. 360

35.600

6.940
5.940
43. .180
6. .140
6.140

11.000
6,125

5. 560
26.300

5.685
5.060
6.060
5.060

1
3

12
9
45
68

29
1

13
1
2

21

6.060
1.1. 485
63.460
37. 780
164. 450
226. 620
536. 5.10
43,090

2. 632

9. 554
8. 185
5.734
6, 730
77, 693

163, 385
6.261

90,854

6.491

10. 692

92. 291

454 1,752,307
12 10, 243

442 1, 742, 064

62.156
6,661

28,623
17, 605

7,800
190, 982

4,706

2, 060, 597

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 .$8. 360

1 8.360

1
3

12
9
45
68
177
15

35
1

15
1
2

21

35.600

6.940
5.940
43. 580
6.540
6,140

11. 000
6.125

,1. 685
26, 300

5.685
6.000
6.185
5,060

6.060

15.485

53.460

37. 780

164. 450

226. 620

636. .1.10

43,090

2,712

9,554
8,185
6, 734
5,730
77, 693

194. 417
6.201

101.202
5,491
10. 692
92. 291

462 1,794.017
14 2.014

448 1,792,003

14, 934
6,919

28, 623
17.605

7.800
190. 982

4, 706

2. 063. 572

Procurement and Production, Army

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

$11,116

6

10.507

$10,960

$11,860

10, 346

11, 186

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,192
OS-6.0
$3,607

$4,193
GS-5.9
$3. 665

$4,191

Average grade

GS-5.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,666

Personal service obligations:

$39,379,830

22.282

149.945

2. 306. 828

$39, 595, 752

$43,367,636

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--
Payment above basic rates .

149.000
2. 882. 000

168.000
2.081.000

Total personal service obligations.-.

41.8,18.885

42,626,752

45,606,636

Direct Obligations

37,38.8.413

405. 774

61,949.499

491,878

624, 365

635

96.302.005

2, 404. 974. 200

-389. 121. 876

187, 516. 764

90.305

37, 669. 000

437. 000

80,417.000

746.000

602.000

1.000

50. 226. 790

798, 252. 000

634.848.000

150, 908. 000

102.000

41,171.000

02 Travel . . - --

274. 000

82. 273. 000

214. 000

05 Rents and utility services .

260. 000

200

07 Other contractual services

23. 720. 000

900.000.000

09 Equipment

821.866.800

54,022.000

15 Taxes and assessments

99, 000

2,400.621.862

1,654.208,790

1,923,900,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounls

01 Personal services -

4. 470. 472

40.444.000

103. 612. 485

949,124,602

4, 957. 752

25.000.000

161.129.000

458,913.248

4,436,636

19, 838, 000

08 Supplies and materials

90, 136. 000

436,590.364

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1,097.651.569

650. 000. 000

650, 000, 000

Total obligations .

3,498,073,421

2, 304, 208, 790

2,473,900,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTDRE

Total number of permanent positions

Averagenumber of all employees

2
2

2

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule gnides:

$2,760
GS-2.0

$2,760
OS-2.0

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$6, 825
41

$2. 405

Total personal services

6.866
481
138
10
29
71

2,405

OS Supplies and materials

7.595

2,405

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERfiY
COMMISSION

$20,000,000

$66, 000. 000

$26, 100, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

4

01 Personal services: Positions other

$19. 890
67. 131
69, 670

$39. 002
3.700

146, 691

42, 702

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

$552

14

11,649

101, 536

$200

07 Other contractual services

3.686
90. 218

113, 651

94, 103

270200—54-

-15

222

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Procurement and Production, Army — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS- — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SnMMART

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of ali employees

11,118

10

10,513

10,952

11,860

10,346

11,186

Personal service obligations:

$39, 386. 655

42, 213

149,945

2,306,828

$39, 698, 157

$43, 367, 636

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.--
Payment above basic rates

149, 000
2,882,000

158,000
2,081,000

Total personal service obligations...

41,885,641

42,629,157

45, 606, 636

Direct Obligations

37,415,169

406, 807

61,949,637

491, 888

524,365

649

116,380.714

2.404,974,271

-389,121.876

187, 677, 970

90,305

37,671,405

437. 200

80,417,000

746, 000

602,000

1,000

116,269,477

798, 252, 000

534,848,000

151,001,918

102,000

41,171,000

02 Travel

274. 000

82, 273, 000

214,000

260,000

06 Printing and reproduction

200

49, 820, 000

900, 000. 000

09 Equipment . -

821,866,800

10 Lands and structures

54, 022. 000

15 Taxes and assessments -

99, 000

2,420,789,799

1,720,348,000

1,950.000,000

ObliQaiions Payable Out of FeimbursemerUs
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

4, 470, 472

40, 444, 000

103, 512, 485

949, 124, 602

4.957,762
25, 000. 000
161.129,000
458, 913, 248

4. 435. 636

19.838,000

90, 136, 000

09 Equipment . .

436, 690, 364

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts ...

1,097,551,659

650, 000, 000

650,000,000

3,518,341,358

2,370,348,000

2, 600, 000, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

1953 actual

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Engineer, civil

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer -

Chemist

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil...

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development .

Engineer, ordnance

Production specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Contract specialist..

Engineer, aeronautical...

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Equipment, technician

Inspector

Mathematician...

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Physical science officer

Physicist

Production specialist

Shop superintendent

Teacher...

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant -

Administrative officer

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor ■

Business analyst.-

Comptroller

Contract specialist. —

Draftsman.

Engineer, civil

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050
1 10,800

19. 600
9.600
9,600

8,360

8,360
54,900
35, 040

62, 560
25, 080

1 8,360
'3'""25,"286
"i""""8,"566

1 8,560
1 8, 300
3 25, 480

14,080
37,800
7,240
7,240
7,040
7,240
8,040

2 14,080
21 159, 840

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $11,300

1 10, 800

1 9,800

1 9.800

1 9.800
3 30, 400

2 19. 800
1 9.600

3 29. 200
1 10. 000

16.820

16. 920
8,560

16,920
65. 660
36, 440

63,160

25,280
8,760
8,560
8.360

25, 480
8,360

34, 440

17, 120
8.960
8,560
8,560
8,360

34.440
8.960
8,560

14, 280
45, 560
7,240
7,240
7,040
7,440
8,040
72,400
14,280
131,480

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $11,300

1 11,050

1 9.800

1 9.800

1 9.800
3 30. 800

2 20.000
1 9.800

3 29.400
1 10,000

17, 120
34, 040
8,660
17, 120
66. 160
35, 840

63,760

42,200
8,760

34,540
8,360

34. 240
8.360

34,640

17, 120
8.960
8.760
8, 760
8.560

34.840
8.960
8,560

14, 480
81, 360
7,440
7, 440
7,240
7,440
8,040
72, 400
14, 480
119,200

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Engineer, construction —

Engineer, construction manage-
ment...

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, production

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Industrial specialist

Inspector.-

Legal adviser

JVlatlicmatician

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Price analyst

Production specialist

Statistician

Supplv ofhcer

GS-n. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accotlntant

A dministrative officer

Architect..

Attorney --_

Auditor -

Ballistician

Cataloger..

Chemist..

Contract specialist

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Draftsman

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer —

Engineer, archilectual

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development. -

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, highway

Engineer, mechanical _

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Engitieer, structural

Equipment, technician..

Fiscal officer

Iliustrator

Industrial specialist

Inspector _..

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Organiziition and methods examiner.

Patent examiner

Persomiel officer

Physicist

Plaiming and production specialist.

Position classifier

Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Property and stock control officer...

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst.

Security officer

Shop superintendent

Supply officer.

Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine supervisor,.
OS-10. Range $5,500 to $0,250:

Accomitant

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Auditor

Contract specialist

Employee utilisation officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction management.
Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, mechanical

Inspector

Investigator

Labor relations officer

Maintenance specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Physical science officer

Position classifier

Production specialist

Property and supply officer

Safety director

Supply officer

Num-
ber

Total
salary

24 $183, 360

26 198,640
1 7, 040
3 21, 720

59, 620
28, 660
7,040
57, 520
21, 120

29, 760
7,440
7.640
7,240
7,040
7.040
7,040

2 14, 680
1 7, 440
1 7.440

24,160
19, 020
12, OSO
6,740
13.280
11,880

1 5, 940

6 36. 840

7 44. 3S0
3 18. 420

1

6,140

26
60

33
5

12
5
1
3
1

26
7
1
4

165,440
3S0, 400

209. 220
29.900
71, 680
29.700

5,940
IS. 220

6.540
169. 240
44,980

6. .540
26,160

1964 estimate

5,940

5.940
12.080
11.880

0,140
43, 180

5,940

2 12,280

1 6,540

1 6, 140

3 18, 620

7 43, 180

6,940

1 6,940
3 17, 625

6,250
6,250

1 5, 750
1 5, 750

2 11,000

1 6. 125
1 5, 750

1 5, ,500
1 6, 000

2 11,000
"i""'"6,"i26'

Num-
ber

Total
salary

20 $143, 120

170, 680

7,240

22, 120

14, 880

60, 320

36, 400

7,240

58, 120

21, 320

7,640

8,040

30, 160

7,640

21,920

7,240

7,240

7,040

7,040

7,440

14,880

7.440

7,440

42. 7S0

19,020

12, 280

6.740

20.020

12. OSO

6.140

6,140

6,140

37. 240

44, 7S0

18. 620

6,140

6.140

5,940

161,300

325, 080

167. 640

30. 300

72. 480

30. 100

6.940

24. 960

6. 510

160.840

57, 860

43, 780

32. 700

18.220

12.280

12.080

37,640

30, 900

12, 080

6,140

43, 780

6,140

6,140

12,480

5,940

12.880

6,140

25, 360

43, 780

6,140

6,940

6,340

6,140

6,140

18,620

5,940

41,000
6,625
6,250
12, 260
17, 125
5,875
5,875
12,000
11.375
11,125
6,600
11,260
6,626
6,250
5,876

5,625

6,125
11, 125

5,500
11,250
11,250

6,250
29,376
22,750

22
1
3
2
8
6
1
8
3
1
1
4
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

7
3
2
1
3
2
1
1
1
6
7
3
1
1
1
25
62

26
5

12
6
1
4
1

26
9
7
5
3
2
2
6
6
2
1
7
1
1
2
1
2
1
4
7
1
1
1
1
1
3

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

29

180.860

11

70, 340

7

43, 980

5

33, 100

3

18,220

2

12,280

2

12,280

6

37,840

16

93, 900

2

12,280

1

6,340

8

50,320

1

6,140

1

6,340

2

12,680

2

13,080

1

6,340

4

26,760

11

68,940

1

6,140

2

12,280

1

6,340

1

6,140

1

6,140

3

18,620

1

6,140

7

41, 625

3

17, 750

1

6,250

2

12,375

3

17,250

1

6,000

1

6.000

2

12, 125

2

11,625

2

11.250

1

5.625

8

45,060

1

5.760

1

6,250

1

6,000

1

5,750

1

6.250

7

41,000

1

5,625

2

11.500

6

29,250

1

6,250

6

29,625

4

23,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

223

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Architect

Attorney _-_

Auditor -..

Ballistician

Budget analyst

Cataloger

Chemist

Construction superintendent _

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Draftsman

Electronic scientist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management.
Engineer, design and development.

Engineer, electrical .__

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, Industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety ._

Engineer, structural

Engineering aid

Equipment technician

Information and editorial specialist-
Industrial specialist

Inspector

Investigator -.

Labor relations officer

Maintenance specialist

Mathematician

Metalliu-gist --

Organization and methods examiner-
Personnel officer

Physical science officer

Physicist — ---

Placement officer

Position classifler

Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement officer

Production special 1st

Property and stock control officer...

Property and supply assistant

Property disposal officer.

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accomiting machine operator...
Training instructor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Blacksmith

Carpenter

Electrician

Foreman, ammunition

Foreman, armament

Foreman, construction and mainte-
nance

Foreman, electrical installation and

maintenance

Foreman, fi.\ed Industrial equipment

maintenance and operation

Foreman, general equipment and

maintenance

Foreman, general (such as glass,
quartz, crystal, plastic, motion
picture studio work)

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$16. 055
54. 350
20.490
26, 675
6,060
10, 370

5,935

40.480
47, 165
67,030
5.310
10,370

7 35,420

39
42
36
10

209. 466

228, 270

200.160

51, 975

42. 105

46.290

62. 975

20.490

10. 370

71. .590

35,420

5,310

31,235

6,185

11,120

6 31, 610

24 130.440

1 5, 810

1 5,060

1 5,060

4 20. 365

4 20, 365

15, 305
5,660

26,425
5,560
5,060

41,105

10,120
5,310

2 10, 120

1 6, 185

1 5, 435

61 293, 945
361

1, 586, 405
108 437,335
276

991, 910
364

1, 188, 660
451

1, 354, 930
342

966, 020
61 153, 700

7.070
113.760
79. 708
20.130
36.128
36, 930

6.656

6,096

15, 2S8

116, 564

4 26, 769
1 6, 214
12 68, 118

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $26,800
50. 040
20.740
27,300

5. 1S5
27. 0.50

5. 1S5

5.935
10. 620
66. 535
48. 165
67,780

6, 435
10, 495

5.185
35. 795
10. 245
191.725
205.720
176. 235
63, 095
43. 105
46. 665
43. 355
20. 865
10. 620
82. 710
46.290
21.615
31.985

5.310
11.245

5.185

31, 985

234. 100

6.810

5. 435
15, 655

5.185
20. 615
20.740
10. 370

5.185
15. 430

5,6S5
26.800

5.685

5. 185
41.005
12. 245

5.435

6.310
26.550

5.185
10. 370

5.310
37,295

1 5. 560
5 26. 550
89 434,430
488

2. 128. 315
161 647. 845
369

1, 305, 790
477

1, 55i 520
543

1, 641, 370
386

1, 084, 940
61 156, 180

2
34
23

7
14
15

1
2
4
22

7,270
115,040
80.428
20. 370
30.688
37.490

6,656
10,244
20, 662
122, 201

4 26, 769

3 17, 424

12 68, 274

2 12, 575

9 55, 619

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $58. 910
9 51. 165
9 46.290
27. 925
5.310
27. 425
15. 680
5.935
10. 745
78.900
48. 165
73.590
5.560
10.620
5,310
36. 170
10.495
169, 675
174, 0.50
128, 260
69. 030
44. 105

47. 165
44, 355
37. 420
10. 870
90. 145
62 595
21.865
32. 735

5,435
11.370
10. 620

48. 790
206. 970

5.810

5. 560
20. 865

5.310
20.865
37.045
49. 165

6.310
15. 680

.5.810
32.610

5.810
10. 495
58, 785
26,800

5.560

5.435
26. 800

5.310
10.620

5.435
37. 670

1 5.685
5 26. 800
93 458.910
502

2, 191, 630
192 752,615
433

1, 505. 405
507

1, 657, 020
573

1, 675, 150
405

1, 145, 910
67 179, 780

4,275
7.470
116.320
81.388
20.610
42. 512
37.980

6. 656
5. 252

37. 476
173. 397

20,801

4 26, 769

3 17, 424

10 56, 699

2 12, 575

9 65, 619

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Ratesequivalentto$5,060orabove— Con.
Foreman, instrument maintenance...

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $18,750
6 25. 636
20 112.254
6 37. 440
8 43. 142

6 32, 572

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $18,750

5 25, 636
20 111,079

6 37, 440
10 64, 286

6 32, 572
1 5, 118

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $18,750
3 15. 518

20 113.015

Foreman, metal work and processing-

6 37. 440
10 54. 286

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment maintenance and operation...

6 32, 572
1 6,222

Foreman, painters and paperhangers .
Foreman, patternmaker

1 5, 096
8 42,658

4 23, 046
6 32, 862

1 6,637

3 22, 776

4 28,307

2 12, 522

8 42,658

2 11,575
6 32 862

1 5,637

3 22, 776

6 39, 062

2 12, 522

8 42, 658

Foreman, steamfitting, plumbing
and pipefitting

2 11, 679

Foreman warehouseman

6 32.862

1 5. 637

General equipment repairman

Inspector, ammunition and arma-
ment

3 22, 776
37 204,564

Inspector, communications and elec-
tronics

3 17,680

Inspector, construction and mainte-

3 16,931

Inspector, electrical installation and

3 17, 535
6 34. 154
2 10. 400
19 109,740

3 17. 535

6 34.154
2 10,400

24 136.063

4 21, 996

7 41, 224

3 17, 535

7 40, 154

16 86, 962

21 120, 412

3 16.982

Metal worker and processor ._

7 41,120
1 5,096
1 5, 949
20 112,218
9 47, 712

7 43,208

Production estimator .

1 6. 949

31 173.873

9 50. 712

1 5, 118

7,162

25, 786, 786

3 18. 978

34 190. 528

Tool, die, gage maker

12 67, 506

1 6,222

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060

8,045

28, 603, 200

7,743

27, 797, 530

11,116

41,673,862
615
Z 294. 032

10,950

41,909,728
605
2, 313, 976

11,860

45,377,030
674

2,009,394

Net permanent, field (average num-

10,501

39,379,830

19, 746

2,536

149, 945

2,227,292
79,536

10, 345

39, 595, 752

11, 186

Other positions:

43, 367, 636

Regular pay In excess of 52-wcek base...
Payment above basic rates:

149,000

2, 800, 000
82,000

158, 000
2,000,000

81,000

01 Personal services -

41.858.885

42,626,752

45, 606, 636

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

37.388,413
4, 470, 472

37,669,000
4, 957, 752

41,171,000

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

4, 435, 636

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AOBICULTUEB

Departmental:
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedtiles paid from this

0. 1 $299

Field:
General schedule grades:

2 5, 600

1 $2, 750
0. 1 345

Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid

0.2 518
0.4 1,544

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, field (average num-

2.2 6,526
41

0.9 2,405

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

All personal services, field

2.2 6.567

0.9 2,405

6,866

2,405

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

01 Personal services: Other positions:

$19, 890

224

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Miscellaneous

Mililary Construction, Army

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estim.ate

1966 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

17, 730
83

16, 382
83

15, 136
83

16,790

7,808

15, 612

7,778

14, 478

Deduct average number paid from—
"Acquisition and construction of real

7,747

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services.

8,982

7.834

6,731

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 690
GS-7.0

$2, 826

CPC-3.4

$3, 614

$4, 690
GS-7.0

$2, 826

CPC-3.4

$3,645

$4. 690

GS-7.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 826

CPC-3.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,646

Personal service obligations;

$60, 606, 896

238. 940

232. 732

7, 303, 901

$68,991,361

237. 700

226. 539

6, 680, 400

$68, 658, 660

Other positions

237, 700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base— -
Payment above basic rates

225, 250
6, 225, 400

Subtotal _ -

68, 382, 469
39, 997, 150

66, 139, 000
40, 000, 000

65 347 000

Deduct portion of salaries paid from
"Acquisition and construction of real
property, Air Porce"

40, 000. 000

Total personal service obligations.—

28,385,319

26, 139. 000

26, 347, 000

Direct Obligations

26, 846, 093

419, 570

248. 012

21,640

35, 540

51.353

11, 703, .569

6, 677, 796

3, 009, 566

443, 650, 664

3,726

64, 503

25, 624, 000

350, 000

225, 000

20, 000

30, 000

40. 000

9, 000. 000

6, 000, 000

2, 800, 000

346, 044, 463

3,000

60, 000

24, 832. 000

02 Travel

325 000

03 Transportation of things

210 000

04 Communication services _. . -

18,000

28. 000

06 Printing and reproduction .

35 000

8 500 000

08 Supplies and materials

5 500 000

2, 500, 000

10 Lands and structures

206, 994, 200
2,800
56 000

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations

492,531,921

389, 196, 463

249, 000, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1, 539, 226

60, 000

1,888,128

4,025

615, 000

10, 000

789, 000

1,000

515, 000
10 000

02 Travel

789. 000

15 Taxes and assessments

1 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
cotmts - _ - -

3,491,379

1, 315, 000

1 315 000

Total obligations

496,023,300

390,511,463

250, 315, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Fiold:
General schedule grades;

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, general

Engineer, material

Realty officer

GS-13. Ranee $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative as.'^istant _,

Administrative officer.

Appraiser

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Comptroller

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Tot.al
salary

Num
her

Total
salary

8

$90, 400

8

$91, 400

8

.$92, 150

5

65, 500

5

56, 260

5

56, 750

1

1

36

8

10, 600

9,600

359, 200

77, 600

1

1
36
8

10, 600

9,600

362, 400

78, 200

1

1

36

8

10, 600

9,800

366. 000

79, 200

20
1
8
1
3

194, fiOO
9,600

78, 600
9,600

30, 400

20
1
8
1
3

196, 600
9,800

79, 200
9,600

30, 600

20
1
8
1
3

198, 600

9. f 00

80. 000

9,800

31, 000

2
9
1
4
9
3

17,620
77, 640
8,660
34, 240
76, 640
25, 080

2
9
1
4
9
3

17, 720
78, 440
8,660
34, 640
77, 440
25,280

2
9
1
4
9
3

18, 120
79. 240

8. 760
35. 040
77, 840
25, 680

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engiueer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, electrical -.

Engineer, general

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety _

Engineer, structural .-_

Fiscal officer-

Labor relations officer

Legal administrator _-_

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Property and supply officer

Realty officer

Supply officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agronomist

Appraiser

Architect

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Budget officer

Cartographer

Comptroller--

Construction superintendent

Contract specialist

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

1953 actual

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general---

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, maintenance -.-

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical -.-

Engineer, safety

Engineer, spocifleations and stand-
ards -

Engineer, structural -

Fiscal officer

Geologist -

Inspector

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer.-

Procurement offi cer

Propert:,^ and sup ply officer

Purchasing officer

Realty officer

Suppiv ofiicer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agronomist

Appraiser

Architect

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Biologist

Budget analyst

Budget olPcer ._-

Cartogi-apher

Claims e-xaminer

Construction superintendent

Contract specialist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $33,440
86 731,160
60 425,600

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management
Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, operating -

Engineer, production,-

Engineer, safety --__

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards

Engineer, structural--.

Equipment tecJmiciau--

Fiscal officer ■

52
5

16
5
8
1
7
5
1
1

1

2
2
4
2

4
2

19
1
1

29
2

16
4
2
1
4
1
1

24

1

194

449, 720

42. 200
137,160

43, 000
68,280

8,360
69. 620
42, 200
8,360
8,560

8, 6C0

16, 920

17, 320
34,440
16, 920

28, 360

15,280

142, 160

7,440

7,240

212, 160

15,880

118,440

28,960

15, 080

7.040

30. 160

7,040

7,040

172, 760

7,040

1954 estimate

151

1

43

1
45

2

1
12
43
11

3
41
6
3
1

1, 106, 240

" 313. 720

7,040

326, 800

15, 2S0

7,240

88. 880

313,920

81, 240

22. 320

296, 440

44.640

21.920

7,240
69, 720

7.240
43, 040
22. 320
22. 120

7.240
36. 400
29, 760

1
6
3
3
1
5
4

32

6
16

1

8
62

7
11
10

1

2

2

1

1
19

4

4
30
306

1, 900, 660
329

2, 029, 860
133 820,820

68,140
634, 840
217,640

13, 680
136, 280
613, 660

12,280

5.940

139. 480

199. 680

38, 440

99. 440

6.940

50. 320

330. 080

43, 780

70. 940

60. 600

6.540

12.080

12. 080

6. 340

6, 940

115,460

23, 760

25. 360

184, 800

11

86

36

2

22

99

2

1

22

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $33,840
69 693,640
41 353, 960

8 47, 920
83 516, 820

3 18, 020

9 67, 860

45
5

16
6
8
1
7
6
1
1

1
2
2
4
2

4
2

19
1
1

23
2

16
4
2
1
4
1
1

22

1

174

392, 200

42, 600
138, 560

43, 400
69,080

8,360
60, 120
42,600
8,360
8,660

8,660
16. 920
17,320
34, 640
17, 120

28,760

15, 480
143, 960

7,440

7,240

171, 120

16, 880
119,840

29, 160
15,080

7,040
30. 360

7.040

7,040
160. 680

7,040

1, 296, 760
6
1, 186, 680

141

1,042,840
43 317,920
7,040
331,000
16. 480
7,240
90, 080
296, 200
82, 240

1955 estimate

1
45
2
1
12
40
U

22, 520

292. 800

45. 040

22, 120

7.240
60,620

7.240
43. 440
22. 520
22. 320

7,240
36,600
29, 960

189. 600

38, 840

101, 040

6,940

50. 920

328, 640

44.380

71,940

61, 600

6,540

12, 080

12, 080

6.340

6,940

117,260

24, 160

25, sm

187, 400

3
40
6
3
1
8
1
6
3
3
1
6
4

30

6

16

1

8

61

7

11

10

1

2

2

1

1

19

4

4

30

290

1, 846, 700
307

1,919,180
133 832,820
69, 140
644, 440
220, 040
13,680
138, 280
622, 260
12, 480
5, 940
142, 880

8 48, 520
80 604, 400

3 18, 220

9 68, 660

11

86

36

2

22

99

2

1

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $34,240
68 694,480
41 357,760

44
5

16
5
8
1
7
5
1
1

386, 640

43, 000
140, 160

44, 000
69, 680

8,560

60, 620

43, 000

8,660

8,760

8,760
17, 320
17, 720
35, 040
17, 320

29,160

15,680

145, 960

7,640

7,440

173, 120

16,080

121, 240

29, 360
15,280

7,240

30, 860
7,240
7,240

162, 880
7,240

1, 310, 760
9
1, 139, 360

139

1, 042, 160
43 321, 920
7,240
328, 160
16.680
7.440
91. 280
299. 800
83,440

1
2
2
4
2

4
2

19
1
1

23
2

16
4
2
1
4
1
1

22

1

174

1
44
2
1
12
40
11

3
40
6
3
1
8
1
6
3
3
1
5
4

29
6

16
1
8

51
7

11

10
1
2
2
1
1

19
4
4

30
281

22,920

296, 000

45,640

22, 320

7,440

61. 320
7,440

44,240
22.720
22,520
7,440
36,600
30,160

186. 060
39, 040

102. 640
6,940
51, 920

332, 940
45, 180
73,140

62, 200
6,740

12, 480
12, 480
6,640
6,140
118, 460
24, 660
26, 160
190, 400

1, 816, 100
305

1,931,100
133 844,620
70, 340
559, 380
185, 700
13, SSO
140, 480
631, 260
12.680
6.140
144.880

1!
86
35
2
22

2
1

22

8 49. 620
79 611.400

3 18, 620

9 69, 660

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

225

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
QS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Geolr)glst -

Industrial specialist.-

Inspector

Investigator -

Labor relations officer

Organization and methods examiner-
Personnel assistant.-.

Personnel officer

Personnel requirements analyst

Position classifier -.

Procurement and supply super-
visor

Procurement oflicer

Property and supply officer

Realty officer...

Safety director.

Security officer

Statistician..

Superintendent

Supply officer

Transportation officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant ..-

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer..

Appraiser

Architect

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor -.-

Budget analyst

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Cartographer

Claims examiner...

Construct ionsuperintendent

Contract specialist..

Employee utilization officer...

Engineer, architectm-al

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structmal

Equipment technician

Fiscal officer

Geologist

Information officer

Inspector

Investigator

Labor relations officer

Legal adviser

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Personnel representative...

Position classifier

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor

Procurement officer

Production specialist...

Property and stoclc control officer...

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Purchasing officer

Realty officer

Supply officer...

Inspector

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Accountant

Accountant, business _ _..

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agronomist

Appraiser

.Architect

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Budget analyst

Cartographer

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Construction superintendent

Contract specialist-

Criminal investigator — -

Draftsman

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil .-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construct ionmanagement.

Engineer, design and development- .

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, general --.

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

10
1

49
4
4

16
3

12
1
2

2

5
8
5
2
1
1
1

29
11

7

3

4

1

1
16

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

4

1
21
23

18
7
8
3
2
2
3
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
4
2
4
1
9
2
1
2
1
1
4
9
2
4
2
2

42
1

44
2
1
1

36
6
9

20
5
8
1
1

60
7
1

10
5

31
311

365

$61,000
5,940

298, 460
2.3,760
25,760

100.240

15, 620
74, 480

6,140
12, 480

12,280
30,700
49, 720
31,900
12, 680
6,940
6,940
6,140
55, 060
11,880

168, 775

63, 760

39, 375

18, 260

23,125

5,600

6,125

91.000

5.500

5,625

6,125

6,000

11,750

5,500

11,250

23, 626

5,500

122, 125

129, 500

103,500
39, 250
44,876

16, 600
12, 125
11,375
16,500

6,750
6,875
11,125

17, 750
6,125

11,625

6,500

23,500

11,875

23,375

5, 625

61, 125

11, 2.50

6,625

11,500

5,875

5,500

23,250

62. 625

11, 2.10

24,750

11.410

11,250

223. 645

5,060

235.616

10. 245

5. 185

5.185

190. 036

31.110

47. 165

104, 325

26, 175

42, 105

6,685

5,185

315. 850

37. 045

5,810

51,600

26, 550

161, 110

"l, 642, 910
i5

1, 938, 975
15

I, 024, 825
1 5, 185
18 511, 265
4 233,390
16 135. 560
'8 405,930

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

10
1

49
4
4

16
3

12
1
2

2
5
8
5
2
1
1
1

1

2
1
1
4
9
2
4
2
2

42

1
44

2

1

I
36

6

9
20

6

8

1

1
60

7

1
10

5

30

289

]

344

185

$62. 000
5,940

304, 460
24. 160
26, 160

101, 840
18, 820
75, 480
6,140
12, 680

12, 480
31,500
60,620
32,300
12,680
6,940
6,940
6,140
65,860
11, 880

172, 400

65, 125

40, 260

18, 625

23,625

6,625

6,250

9,3.000

6.626

5.750

6,250

6,125

12, 000

6. 625

11,600

24. 125

5, 625
124, 425
120, 650

106, 475

40. 125

40. 126
16, 875
12, 375
11, 625
16, 876

5, 875
6,000
11.370
18, 125
6,250
11,875

6, 625
24,000
12, 125
23,875

5, 7.i0
62, 250
11,500

6,750
11,750
6,000

6, 625
23,750
63.750
11. 500

25. 250
11. 750
11, 500

228. 895

6, 185

241,015

10, 496

5,310

5.310

194. 535

31.860

48, 290

106. 825

26. 800
43, 105

5,810

5.310

322, 825

37.920

5,810

62,850

27, 176

159, 525

1, 549, 465
4
1, 859, 115

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$63. 000
6,140

302, 020
24, 660
26, 560

103, 440

19, 220

76,880

6,340

12,880

78

993, 875
5,310
522, 455
232, 955
138, 810
415, 680

10
1

48
4
4

16
3

12
1
2

2
6

29
11

7

3

4

1

1
16

1

1

1

1

2

1

2

4

1
21
21

18
7
7
3
2
2
3
1
1
2
3
1
2
1
4
2
4
1
9
2
1
2
1
1
4
9
2
4
2
2

42
1

44
2
1
1

36
6
9

20
5
8
1
1

60
7
1

10
6

30

343

1,

185

1

1

98

44

26

78

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

12,680

32, 100

61,320

32,900

13, 080

6,940

6,940

6,340

56, 860

12,080

176, 025

66. 500

41, 125

19,000

24, 125

6,750

6.250

95.000

5,750

5,876

6,260

6,260

12, 250

6,750

11,750

24, 625

5,760

126, 725

122, 860

107, 4.50
41. 000
41,000
17, 250
12.500
11,875
17, 250

6,000

6,125
11,625
18,500

6, 2.50
12, 125

5,750
24, ,500
12.375
24, 375

6,875
53,375

11, 7.50
6,875

11,950
6,125
6, 7.50

24, 250
64,876
11,760

25, 625

12, 000
11,750

234, 145
6,310

246.515
10. 745
5.435

5, 435
199, 035

32, 610
49, 415
109, 325
27, 425
44,105
5,810

6, 435
329, 200

38, 795
5, 810
54, 100
27, 800
163,200

1, 572, 840

3

1,882,080

5

1, 014, 775

5,435

533, 655

243, 380

142, 060

424, 705

Field—Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Engineer, safety

Engineer, specifications and stand-
ards

Engineer, structural

Engineering aide

Equipment technician

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist-
Information officer

Inspector

Investigator

Labor relations officer

Legal administrator

Mathematician

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant..

Personnel officer

Persormel representative —

Photographer

Placement officer —

Position classffier

Procurement administrative officer-
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement expediter

Procurement officer... -

Property and stock control officer..

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Purchasing officer

Realty officer

Research analyst

Safety director

Statistician

Storage specialist

Superintendent

Supply officer.-

Traffic manager — -..

Training instructor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

16 $78,650

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645..
GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..
GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

3
44
2
I
7
1
2
169
2
7
1
1

12
4
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
2
3
8
6

10
1

10
1
1
3
1

14
6
2
3
449
o

1,788*
946

1, 265

1,

1,824
750

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC5-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range .$3,435 to $1,035

CPC-^. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Carpenter

Electrician.

Engineer

Foreman, construction and main-
tenance

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation
Foreman, printing and reproduc-
tion

Foreman, warehouseman

Inspector, mobile industrial equip-
ment

Machmist

Mechanic

Mobile industrial equipment oper-
ator

Photographer

Pressman

Property man -.

Equivalent to less than $6,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

Local rates

Other positions:
Temporary employment: United

States and possessions

Intermittent employment: United

States and possessions

16, 680

233, 390

10, 746

5,310

36, 420

5,935

10, 620

881,890

10. 120

36, 670

5,810

6,060

63, 345
21, 240

5, OfiO
6.185
6,435
6,060

47, 165
5,810
6.560
10,245
16, 430
41.605
31,110
54. 225

6. OGO
53.600

6,060
6, 935

15, 805
5,810

72,590
32, 485
10, 120

16, 180

202, 380
929, 290
782, 195
555, 975
980, 945

, 161, 960

40, 720

8,230
15,910
6,480

41. 302
96,160

153. 644
82, 410

6,635
6,739
19, 050

4 24, 336

2 17, 680

1 8, 466

9 58, 283

10 60, 320

3 20, 696
10 66, 768

4
1

6
9
4,276

23. 337

6, 845

27, 269

47, 696

2, 830, 775

17, 730

64, 557, 461
1,023

3, 950, 565

Num- Total
ber salary

16 $80,625

3

44
2
1
7
1
2
169
2
7
1
1

12
4
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
2
3
8
6

10
1

10
1
1
3
1

13

3

430

1, 733'
883

1, 209'

i

1,400

<!

1,725

748^

2

16"'

2
4
2
13
33
57
32

17, 055

238, 890

10, 996

5,436
37, 295

6.935
10. 870
900, 840
10, 370
37. 545

5.810

5,185

64,845

21, 740

5.185

6.310

6. 560

5,185

48, 290

6,810

6,685

10, 495

16, 805

42. 605

31. 860

55, 476

6,186

54,850

5, 185

5, 935

16, 180

5,810

69, 155

33,235

10, 370

16, 555

, 147, 975

, 766, 090

, 596, 485

, 448, 085

, 725, 585

. 392, 880

198,310
42, 000

8,480
16, 140

6,640
42,312
98, 800
168. 101
84, 650

6,635
6.739
19, 050

2 17, 680

1 8, 466

9 68, 283

10 60, 320

3 20, 696
10 66, 768

3,485

23, 337

5,845

27, 269

47, 696

2, 422, 838

16, 382

62, 388, 539
853

3.394,178

12, 279

56, 451, 263

2, 230, 940
18
1, 924, 693

183, 005
65, 935

11,964

55, 517, 711

2,995

1, 953, 650

'5
1, 523, 000

182, 000
65, 700

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $82,400

3

44
2
1
7
1
2
169
2
7
1
1

12
4
1
1
1
1
9
1
1
2
3
8
6

10
1

10
1
1
3
1

12

6

2

3

422

1, 712'

1,365
1,671

806

17, 430

244, 390

11,246

6,660

38, 170

5,935

11, 120

919, 990

10, 620

38, 420

6,810

5,310

66, 345
22, 240
5,310
5,435
5,685
5,310
49, 415
5,810
6.810
10, 745
17, 180
43, 605

32, 610
66, 725

5,310
66,100

5,310

6,935
16. 566

6,810
65. 470

33, 985
10, 620
16, 930

, 136, 140

, 734, 035

, 608, 330

, 498, 250

, 652, 540

. 302, 300

:, 398, 160
43,280

8,605
16, 140
6.800
43, 382
101, 440
162, 664
86, 890

6,635
6,739
19,050

4 24, 336

2 17, 680

1 8, 466

9 68, 283

10 60. 320

3 20. 696
10 66, 768

4
1
5
9
2,342

23, 337

6.845
27, 269
47, 696

1, 769, 464

16, 136

62, 018, 890

741

3, 360, 240

12, 160

66, 726, 071

1,920

1, 067, 579
865, 000

182, 000
55,700

226

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Miscellaneous — Continued

Military Construction, Army — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBvicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-
Paynient above basic rates:

$232,732

3,995.926

4.441

636. 410

2, 667, 124

$226, 539

3, 545, 000

4,400

686. 000

2, 646, 000

$225, 250
3, 531. 000

Nightwork differential

4 400

Li%'ing and quarters allowance _.

Additional pay for service abroad

448. 000
2, 242, 000

68, 382, 469
39,997,150

66,139,000
40,000,000

65, 347, 000
40, 000, 000

Deduct portion of salaries paid from
"Acquisition and construction of real

28,385,319

26,139,000

25. 347. 000

Salaries and wages in tlie foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

rnpTitS from other ftcnonntl

26.846,093
1,639,226

26,624,000
516, 000

24,832,000
516,000

Preparation for Sale or Salvage of Military Property, Army

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 esthnate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

1,966
1,889

2,328
2,238

6,406
6 198

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,882
GS-6.1
$3,335

$3,860
GS-5.1
$3,338

$3 853

GS-5 1

Ungraded positions:'Average salary

$3,330

01 Personal services:

$6,383,691

24,277
181.984

$7,671,768

28,768
121,460

$17, 439, 537

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

66 270

Payment above basic rates

106, 250

6,694,962
21.643
42.646

1, 403. 942
287. 7.53
34,000

7,721,986
22,325
44,193

1, 907. 020
298, 192
40,284

17,612,057

69 255

137, 097

08 Supplies and materials

6 196 977

09 Equipment

9''6 050

15 Taxes and assessments

93 564

8,384,836
33, 585

10,034,000
34,000

26,034,000
34 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Obligations incurred.

8,351,251

10,000,000

25 000 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer, safety

GS-11. Ran^e $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer, mdustrial

Engineer, safety __

Production specialist

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Engineer, industrial ___

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Ammunition Inspector,.. _.

Procurement officer

Property and stock control officer

Supply officer __.

Traming instructor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.646

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,665.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range .$3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Hange $3,200 to $3,680...

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 040

2 12, 080
1 6, 140
1 6, 940

1 6,600

11

4

3

6

3

7

12

9

17

24

37

24

57, 635
21,115
15. 930
26. 175
15. 555
34.090
53, 960
36.780
61.095
81.880
116.750
71, 360

1 3. 735
10 33, 840,

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 240

2 12. 280
2 12. 080
2 12, 080

14

4

4

6

3

8

15

10

25

34

60

29

11,125

73, 966
2 1,. 365
21.240
31.610
15. 680
39, 085
67, 325
41,. 325
89, 625
114,510
156, 860
85, 910

1 3. 735
12 40, 720,

1956 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 240

2 12. 480

3 18, 220
3 18, 020

17

6

6

8

3

9

20

12

33

46

63

33

16, 760

90, 395

26, 675

26, 675

42, 230

15, 805

44.080

89, 360

49. 665

118.280

163.890

197. 210

97, 870

1 3,836
L16 60, 880

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial
grades — Cont inued

CPr-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454...

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Foreman, ammunition

Foreman, armament

Foreman, warehouseman

Inspector, ammunition and arma-
ment.

Inspector, general equipment

Inspector, rubber work

Mobile industrial equipment oper-
ator

Equivalent to less than $6,060 _.

Local wage rate..

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreigii countries: Local rates..
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $44,356

6 34. 125

2 10, M6
4 21, 652

3 16,067
1 6, 262
1 6, 720

1 6, 699
1,760

5,831,769

1,966

6,641,686
76 252,995

6,388,691

24,277

146, 265
35,719

6, 594, 952

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

16 $50,944

10 66,419

3 15. 819

4 21, 662

4 21, 465

1 5, 262

1 6,720

1 5, 699
2,064

6,829,363

10 11,982

2,328

7, 882. 085
90 310,327

2,228

7,559.776

10 11.982

28,768

85. 460
36,000

7,721,9

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

19 $60,586

16 89, 780

6 26. 365

6 32,477

7 37, 623
2 10, 524
2 11,440

1 5, 699
5,056

16, 770, 446

10 13, 212

5,406

18. 137. 602
208 698,065

6,188

17, 426, 326

10 13.212

66,270

70,260
36,000

17,612,057

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Nayy Personnel, General Expenses

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees.

10, 765

35

10. 266

9,847

37

9,647

9,766

37

9,602

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,610
GS^.3

$3,473
CPC-5.8

$6,901
3,750

$3, 718
GS-4.4

$3,545
CPC-6.9

$7,118
3.772

$3, 718

GS^.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,544

Average grade

CPC-5.9

Professors and instructors: Average sal-

$7,116

Ungraded positions: Average salary

3,772

Personal service obligations: Civilian:

$38, 218. 208
116. 472
143.415
725. 169

$36, 871. 561
124. 005
138. 682
672, 656

$36,737,335

Other positions

123.671

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.,.
Payment above basic rates

139. 117
664,006

Total personal service obligations...

39. 202. 264

37,806.893

37,664,129

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:
Civilian

38. 662. 934

1.671,671

2, 169, 149

335, 137

793. 704

4.634.709

3, 064, 891

14. 382. 851

13. 2.82. 822

4, 777, 984

98,887

49, 850
172, 721

37,285.793

749. 800

2, 170, 600

304, 900

763, 200

4, 771, 300

2.877,317

12,636,000

14,283,060

3, 469, 900

100.500

56, 700
171,940

37, 143, 029

Military

564,000

02 Travel

2, 223. 200

290.800

04 Communication services.

1, 780. 580
4, 906, 800

2,611.180

9,880.276

13,972,315

09 Equipment

2,282.020

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance

claims ..

106,000
63.600

15 Taxes and assessments

176,200

Total obligations from appropri-

84, 097, 310
218,283

79,640,000

76,000,000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

Total direct obligations

84,316,593

—

79,640,000

76,000,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

227

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

OblU/atians Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

$539,3.30

140

6,693

359.352

10,260

292,280

560,862

177, 498

$521,100

$521, 100

04 Communication services

6,800
366,700
10,300
311,500
639,800
366,500

fi,SO0

289,800

06 Printing and reproduction

10,300
311.500

08 Supplies and materials .

439. 800

09 Equipment

350,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ae-

1,946,415

2, 122, 700

1,939,300

Total obligations -

86,262,008

81,762,700

77,939,300

DET.IIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule prades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director, comptroller di-
vision

Special advisory assistant to deputy
chief - --

Technical director research

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer. -,.

Curriculum and instructor special-
ist

Principal education specialist—

Principal occupational research ana-
lyst

Principal research psychologist

Principal training and education
research specialist

Principal training specialist

Principal transportation officer

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant director, enlisted records
division

Billet qualifications analyst

Bureau counsel

Curriculum and instructor training
officer

Government accountant

Head, manpower branch.

Library services administrator

Occupational research analyst.

Personnel officer..

Principal organization and methods
examiner...

Principal qualifications specialist. - .

Principal records specialist

Qualifications analyst

Research psychologist

Training aids specialist

Training and education research
analyst

Training publications specialist

Training officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Admissions officer. Naval Academy

Assistant director, shore establish-
ments

Assistant personnel officer...

Assistant to director, officer per-
sonnel..

Attorney adviser

Budget oflScer

Complements and allowance officer.

Curriculum and instruction train-
ing officer

Editor..

Education and instruction special-
ist...

Education officer

Education specialist..

Functional training officer

Government accountant

Head, manpower branch

Information and education officer...

Internal auditor

Legislation coordinator...

Research psychologist

Sociologist -

Supervisor accountant...

Technical adviser, officer promo-
tions —

Training aids officer __

Training and education research
analyst

Training course writer

Training officer -

Transportation officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Analytical statistician

Art director -

Awards liaison officer -_.

Budget officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

1 $11,050

1 10, 800
1 10, 800

1 10,000

9,800

1 9.800
1 9,600

1 9.800
1 9,600

1 8, 560
1 8. 760
1 8, 360

8,760

8,960
25.080
8,360

8.760
8. 560
8.960
8.360
16.920
8.560

18,320
9,160

7.240
7,440

1 7.640

I 7. 040

1 8.040

2 14, 880

9 68,960

1 7, 040

7.840
7,040
7,840
7.440
7,840

7.440
7,240
7,440
7,240
7,040

3 21, 520

8,040
30,360
22,720

7,040

5,940
6,540
6,640
25,660

1954 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary

$11,050

10. 800
11.050

10,000

9.600
10,000

9.800
9,000

9,600
9.800
9,800

8.760
8.760
8,360

16,720
8,360

8.960
25. 080
8,560

8.960
8.760
8.960
8.360
16. 920
8,560

17,620
9,160
8,360

7,240

7,240
7,640

7,640
7,040
15.080
14.880

63,280
7,240

7,840
14, 080
7,840
7,640
7,040
7.040
7.640
7.440
7.440
7,240
7,240
7,040

7,040
21, 720

30,760
22,120
7,040

6,940

6,540

6,740

19,220

1956 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary

$11,300

11,050
11,050

10,200

9,600
10,000

10,000
9,800

9,800
lO.OOO
9.800

8.760
8,960
8.660

25,080
8.360

8. 360
9,160

2.5, 680
8,560

8,960
8,760

9, 160
8,560

17,320
8,760

17. 920
9,360
8,360

7,440
7,640

7,840
7,240
2 15, 2S0
2 15,280

6 46.640
1 7, 240

8.040
14. 480
8,040
7,640
7,040

7,640
7,440
7,640
7,440
7,240
7,040

7,040
22,120

31,360
22.320
14,280

6,140

6,740
6,740
19,420

pETAiL or PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6.940— Con.
Complements and allowance officer.

Dependents aid administrator

Education officer

Electronics equipment supply offi-
cer

Employee relations officer

Enlisted records services officer

Fiscal accountant and auditor

General attorney

Government accountant

Head, administrative services _.

Head, manpower branch

Illustrator

Legal assistant

Management assistant

Manpower reports analyst

News editor.

Occupational analyst

Occupational research analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Organizational research analyst

Placement officer

Position classifier...

Publications manager

Public worlds administrator.

QuaUflcations analyst

Records management officer

Research psychologist

Statistician

Supply officer, traiiung publica-
tions

Tabulating project planner

Technical adviser, officer promo-
tions

Tectinical assistant to director

Training aids specialist..

Training and education research

specialist

Training course writer

Training officer

Transportation specialist...

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Correspondence coordinator

Dependents' claims adjudicator

Enlisted records service officer

Management assistant

Position classifier

Special adviser, officer distribution.
Tabuliiting project planner

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $.5,810:

Administrative assistant

Admissions officer. Naval Academy.

Budget analyst.--

Civilian personnel training officer..

Claims adjudicator —

Copy editor

Dependents aid administrator

Employee relations officer

Enlisted records services specialist..

E.^miner, casualty cases

Forms and reports control officer...

Illustrator

Information specialist

Library services administrator

INTanagemcnt assistant

Management-statistical assistant. .-

Manpower reports analyst

Occupational analyst

Occupational research analyst

Officer records services officer

Organization and methods ex-
aminer -

Oreanizational research analyst

Placement officer.

Position classifier

Publications editor.

Qualifications analyst

Research psycoloeist-

Research statistical assistant

Supervisor of order writine services..

Supply officer, training aids

Tabulating project planner

Technical assistant to division di-
rector

Technical librarian

Training aids specialist

Training and education research

specialist

Training course writer

Training publications specialist

Training officer

Transportation specialist

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

aS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

1963 actual

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ' ' ' '

1 $6,340

6,740

6,940
6,940
19,220
12, 280
5,940
5,940
6,540
6,140
6,940
6,740
12,280

1 5,940
'4" "23," 760"

2 11,880

1

1

1

2

1

34

107

64

224

421

1

835

6,940
6.140
6,540
6,140

12,480
6,940

17,820
6,540

6,140
13,080

1 6, 140

1 6,940

3 18, 820

4 24, 9R0
4 24, 960

10 61,000

1 6, 340

1 6, 625

1 6,000

1 5, 625

6 34, 760

1 6, 000

1 5, 875

1 5, 626

2 11,495
1 5, 060
8 42, 105
1 5, 185

6,060
6,185
5.6S5
32.110
5,435

10, 120
5,185
6,810

25. 925
5,060

1 5, 310

2 10. 245

1 6, 060

2 10. 870
1 6. 185

3 15, 680

10, 745
20,865
5,185
5.000
6.810
6.435
10,620

1 6. 185
1 6, 185
1 6, 810

5,310

6, IS5

6,560

10, 245

5.435

172, 205

481.435

266, 380

833, 465

1, 407, 655

2,563,250

319

931,010

1964 estimate

ber salary

$6, .340
6,940

6.940
6,940
19,820
6,140
6,940
5,940
6,740

6.940
6.940
12,280

6,140

6.940

29,900

12,280
5.940
6,140
6, 340
6,540
6.340

12, 480
6,140

18.220
6,540

6.340
13, 080

12,080
19, 220

4 24, %0

5 31, 100
10 62,000

1 6, 540

5,625
6, 125

5, 625
34, 750

6, 600
6.125
6, 000
6,750

11,495
5. 185

42,480
5,185
5.060
5,186

6,685
32, 235
6. 560
5.060
10. 370
5,310
5.810
26. 800
5. 185
6,060

5,185
6,185

15, 930

20.740

10.120

10. 746

21,615

10, 246

6.060

5.810

5.435

10,620

6,
5,

5,
6.
5,
10.

no,

33 167,
105 477.
69 2SS,
224 839,
436

1,474,
774

2,410,
281

835,

340

1956 estimate

ber salary

$6,540
6,140

2
3

4

5

10

1

1
1

1

1

1

3

1

34

105

69

224

437

6,140
6,940
19,820
6,140
6,140
6,940
6,740

6.140
6,940

12,680
5,940
6,140
5,940

30,700

18,220
6,140
6,140
6,340
6,740
6,340

12,880
6.140

18. 420
6,740

6,340
13,280

12, OSO
19,420

25.560

31,900

62. 800

6,940

5,750
6,126
5.750
35. 500
5,625
6,125
6,000
5,760

11,620
5,185

53, 226
5,310
5,185
5,185

6,810

32, 860

6. 560

6,185

10, 370

6,310

6,810

26. 425

6,186

5,310
5,185

2 10, 995

21, 115

10, 370

10,996

26.650

10. 496

5.185

6.810

5.560

10, 870

5,310
5,810

5,435

6,060

5,685

15, 430

5,435

173. 330

479, 400

290. 730

841,465

1,480,695
3

2, 292, 190
7

826, 710

228

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY Continued

Navy Personnel, General Expenses — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses.-

2.252

8.147,052
48.8

233,648

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: PDrt-time employment.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

2. 203. 2

7, 913, 404

1.770

30, 700

44, 587
137

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Physicist

Research psychologist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Occupational research analyst

Psychologist

Research psychologist

Training and education specialist...
Training research specialist..

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative ofB,cer._

General engineer

Head, publications department

Illustrator

Librarian __.

M ilitary training specialist

Occupational research analyst

Personnel officer -

Psychologist —

R esearch psychologist

Supervisory contract specialist

Technical assistant ...

Training and educational specialist. .
Training research specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Adjudicator

Administrative officer..

Architectural engineer.,

Construction engineer..

Contractual engineer

Electrical engineer..

General engineer

Illustrator.,

Librarian

Mechanical engineer

Museum curator

Occupational research analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Printing and pubUcations officer

Psychologist

Research psychologist

Safety engineer

Safety program specialist

Techn leal assistant

Training and educational specialist.
Training research specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Budget analyst

Chief clerk

Firefighter

Illustrator

Military personnel assistant ,

Personnel assistant

Traffic manager

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Adjudicator

Administrative officer... ,

Architectural engineer

Assignment specialist...

Budget analyst..

Chemist

Civil engineer

Construction engineer

Editor

Educational specialist

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer

Firefighter

Fire marshal ,

Fiscal accountant

General engineer

Illustrator _

Librarian

Mechanical engineer.

Occupational research analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner.

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num-
ber

3

25

Total
salary

$9, 770
68.760

8 27, 167

2,182

2,142

7. 990, 598

1

9,600

1

9,600

1

8,360

1

8,660

1

9.160

3

26.480

1

8,360

3

21, 920

4

30,360

1

7,640

2

14, 680

1

7,640

2

14, 2S0

1

7,440

1

7,240

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7,040

33

242. 320

2

14, 080

1 6, 140

1 6, 940

2 13, 280

6.940

12.880

43, 180

6,740

19.220

12.280

6.140

36. 640

12.480

6,140

6,740

6.940

6.940

12.280

20. 020

275, 160

6,940

36, 375
17, 126

1 6, 126

2 12, 375

1 6, 875

2 11,500
2 11,625

5,310

53,600

10, 370

16. 565

21,240

6, 810

10, 870

10, 245

52, 600

104, 9.50

5,060

6,810

5,660

6,310

5,310

15,805

6,185

87, 765

16, 555

145, 556

Num- Total
ber salary

$9, 770
70, 520

8, 079, 299

40

189, 644

7, 889, 655

30, 345

29,800
200

7, 960, 000

2 10, 370

9,800
9,800

16, 920
8,560
8,360

26, 480
8,560

3 22, 320

4 31,360
1 7, 240

16, 080
14,880
35, 400
7,640
7,240
7,240
7,240
7,240
239. 880
14, 480

1 6, 140

1 6. 940

2 13, 280
1 6, 140

20.220
56.860
13. 480
32, 100
12, 280
6.340
41,580
12,680

6.940
12. OSO
5.940

12. 480

13. 680
276. 9B0

6,140

6 37, 260

2 11,500

1 6, 875

1 6, 125

1 6, 000

2 11,625
2 11,625

5,435

54, 475

10, 495

22, 240

21.615

5, 810

5,310

10, 495

42, 980

86, 710

5,185

5,810

10, 870

5, 435

5,310

1,5, 930

16, 180

71,655

16, 930

129, 905

Num- Total
ber salary

3

25

$9, 850
70, 440

7 26, 022

8,017,547

20

117,930

7, 899, 617

2 10,620

30,383

29,800
200

7, 960, 000

1 9, 800

1 9, SOO

2 16. 920
1 8.760
1 8.360

3 26. 280
1 8,560

3 22, .520

3 23. 520

1 7, 240

2
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
32
2

1
1

15,080

14, 880

35, 600

7,640

7,440

7,240

7,440

7.240

240. 080

14,680

6,340

6.940

13.280

6,140

13, 280
44. 180
13. 480
32. 300
12. 680
6,340
48, 320
12, 880

6.940

12, 280

0.140

12. 680

13, 680
276. 960

6,140

5 31,365

2 n, 750

1 6, 000

1 6, 250

1 6, 125

2 11,750
2 12,000

6,660

54, 600

10. 495

22,615

21. 990

5,936

5,435

10, 745

42, 730

85. 960

5,310

5,810

11.120

5,435

6, 435

16, ISO

16, 305
72, 055

17. 055
125,315

DETAIL OF PERSONAi, SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

General schedule grades— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

GS-9. RanRC $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

3 $16,555

3 $16,556

3 $16,806

1 5, 185

2 10,120

2 10,370

2 10,620

Safety engineer - ..

1 6,686

1 5,810

1 5, 810

Safety program specialist

1 6,310

1 5, 435

1 6, 435

1 6, 810

1 5,560

1 6,685

1 5, 436

1 5, 660

1 6,686

Supply officer

1 6,685

1 6,810

I 6,810

6 32, 860
3 16,180

8 44, 480
3 16, 5.56

6 32,910

3 15,930

OS-8. Ranee $4,620 to $5,370

26 125, 480

29 146,085

28 142,465

GS-7. 'Range $4,205 to $4.956

143 645,940

131 607, 106

126 580,575

GS-6 RanRC $.f,795 to $4,545

93 391, 660

102 436,340

97 411,595

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160-

276

268

264

1, 034, 785

1,030,650

973,430

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

618

637

601

2, 120, 255

2,205,326

2,075,960

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

1,105

984

984

3, 475, 600

3, 140, 120

3,122,630

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

541

386

388

1,6,55,330

1,154,780

1,126,970

GS-1 Range $2..500 to $2,980

15 38, 080

14 37, 820

16 37, 820

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4. .565 to $5,315

13 64, 220

12 60,6,55

12 61,280

CPC-9, Range $4.1,50 to $4,900

9 40, 975

8 37, 100

8 37, 475

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to ,$4,490-

84 224,085

56 235, 900

63 223,735

CPC-7. Range $3,4.'?5 to $4,0.35_

71 263,985

63 240,960

62 238,875

CPC-fi. Range $.1,200 fn $1.680

170 686,202

151 621,674

151 523,275

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3.454

83 269,562

80 265, 120

80 265,840

CPC-4. Range $2,7.';o to $3.230 _

34 104, 700

32 98, 540

32 98, 700

CPC-3. Range $2„5.52 to $3,032.

21 55, 240

11 30,1.52

15 40,680

CPC-2. R.ange $2,420 to $2,840

11 28, 300

8 21,320

8 21,040

Professors and instructors (34 U. S. C.

1071-I0:6b):

Dean: Rate of $12,000

1 12, 000

1 12, 000

1 12,000

Senior professor and professor: Range

.$6,760 to $1 1 .0.50

67 609,830

75 686,010

68 633,580

Chief instructor and associate profes-

sor: Range $5,720 to $7,800

121 856,000

124 900,490

128 936,910

Assistant professor and assistant chief

instructor: Range $4,420 to $6,240.-

121 691,860

117 678,280

119 702,740

Instrnctor: Range .$3,380 to $4.810

13 59,410

8 36, 660

13 56,900

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates of $5,060 or above ..

185

184

183

1.072.043

1, 081, 227

1,084,660

Rates less than $5,060

147 587, 445

136 551, .545

136 555,602

Ungraded positions at hourly and daily

rites equivalent to less than $5,060

4,282

3, 753

3,773

15,645.358

1.3,734,087

13, 797, 145

8,513

7, 665

7,623

32. 355. 965

29,781,455

29, 657, 642

Deduct lapses

484.9

197

180.5

2,051,161

800, 276

719.924

Net permanent, field (average num-

ber, net salarv):

United States and possessions

8, 027. 3

7, 467. 2

7,441.7

30, 302, 604

28,978,979

28, 835, 518

Foreign countries: United States

rates ..

0.8 2,200

0.8 2,200

0.8 2,200

Other positions:

Temporary employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

6,091

75, 040
32. 571

87, 250
36, 755

87.260

Part-time employment..

36, 421

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

112, 715

109, 054

108,734

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

530, 012

490. 397

481, 424

Nightwork differential

133. 142
1.336
15, 955

134, 627

500

17, 131

136, 140

500

Additional pay for services abroad

16, 942

All personal services, field .. . .

31,211,666

29, 856, 893

29, 704, 129

01 Personal services

39, 202, 264

37,806,893

37, 664, 129

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

38, 662, 934

37, 285, 793

37,143,029

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

ments from other accounts

639,330

621, 100

521. 100

Marine Corps Troops and Facilities

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

2 10, 745

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

MARINE CORPS

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

20,693

17,131

17, 024

Average number of all employees

Add average number carried on sched-
ule of "Ships and facilities, Navy" —

17, 436
60

14, 847
1,332

15,163
64

Average niunber of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services ..

17, 485

16, 179

16, 227

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

229

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

MARINE CORPS— continued

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,611
GS^.2

$3,469

CPC-6.9

$3,377

$.3,647
GS^.2

$3,406

CPC-5.9

$3,575

$3,547

Average grade

GS-4.2

Cralts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary ..

$3,466

CPC-5.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 572

Personal service obligations:

$58,377,6.35

224,629

1, .W9, 811

$62,991,368

203, 793

1, 162, 607

$54, 003, 307

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

207, 709
1, 134, 768

Subtotal

60,111,975
232, 765

54, 347, 768
6, 255, 000

55,345, 7.S4

Add salaries carried on schedule of
"Stiips and facilities. Navy"

300, 500

Total personal service obligations...

60,344,740

60, 602, 768

65, 646, 284

Direct Obligations

67, 478, 613
4, 136, 429

16,167,880

799.361

3, 168, 158

1, 138, 706

1, 885, 321

""'95,222,034

32,404,831

1, 562, 519

410, 236

69,059,768

4, 274, 160

19, 739, 000

747, 288

3, 595, 223

1,186,655

3, 042, 490

105,000

65,411,415

20,9.37,623

1,137,947

468, 431

64. 2,'i8, 284

3,663,315

15, 942. 000

1 478 210

3,914,633

1 290 OOO

3, 066, 622

Services iwrformed by otheragencios.

73,404,640

17 215, 466

1, 897, 637
569, 193

214,373,988

179,705,000

176. 700, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services .

2,866,227

504

43,954

43, 252

109, 582

23, 698, 706

1,189,842

185

1,543,000

1,388,000

03 Transportation of things .

42,000

104, 500

2, 137, 400

734,390

42,000

05 Rents and utility services

104, 500

2, 292, 400

09 Equipment --

726, 390

Total obligations payable out of

pnnnt'5

27,962,262

4 561,290

4 .•i.SS 5>Qfl

Total obligations

242, 326, 240

184, 266, 290

181, 253, 290

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

107
104

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

$4,299
GS-6.3
$3, 479

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$378, 750

1,4.39
8,079

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detail ef personal services,

388.268

9.350

100. 000

-188. 268

07 Other contractual services

Total obligations

309, 350

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

$9,280
14,466

09 Equipment _ .

Total obligations

23,736

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

20,700

17,131

17. 024

A vep^ge nnm hpr nf nil pmplnypp^

17, 539 14, 847
60 1, 332

15 163

Add average number carried on sched-
ule of "Ships and facilities, Navy"...

64

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services.. .

17,689

16, 179

15, 227

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Summary of Personal Serrices— Continued

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,511
GS-4.2

$3,459

CPC-5.9

$3,377

$3,547
OS-4.2

$3,466

CPC-5.9

$3,575

$3,647

GS-4.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,466
CPC-6.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,672

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$58,756,385

225,908

1, 617, 890

$52,991,368

203, 793

1, 152, 607

$54, 003. 307

Regular pay in e.Kcess of 52-week base— .
Payment above basic rates

207, 709
1, 134, 768

60, 500, 243
232, 766

54, 347, 768
6, 255, 000

55, 345, 784

Add salaries carried on schedule of

300,600

Total personal service obligations.. -

60,733,008

60,602,768

55,646,284

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

67, 866, 781
4, 136, 429

16, 167, 880
799, 361
3,168.1.58
1, 138, 706
1,894,671

59. 069, 768
4, 274. ICO

19, 739, 000
747, 288

3, 505. 223

1, 186. 655

3, 042. 490

106. 000

6.5.411,415

20, 937, 623
1,137,947

468, 431

64, 258, 284

02 Travel... .

3,663,315

03 Transportation of things . ...

15, 942, 000

1, 478, 210

05 Rents and utility services

3,914.6.33

1,290.000

07 Other contractual services

3, 066, 622

Services performed bvotheragencies

95,331,314

32,231,019

1, 662, 619

410, 236

73, 404, 640

09 Equipment . - _

17, 216, 466

1,897.637

t."^ Taxes f*nd ^sses'^ments

609, 193

214,707,074

179,705,000

176, 700, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

2,866,227

504

43, 964

43,262

109, 682

23, 698. 706

1, 189, 842

185

1,543.000

1,388,000

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

42,000

104, 500

2, 137, 400

734,390

42, 000

104.500

08 Supplies and materials

2, 292, 400

726,390

10 Lands and structures

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

27, 952, 252

4, 561, 290

4. 553, 290

Total obligations

242, 659, 326

184, 266, 290

181, 253, 290

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Special assistant to the Quarter-
master General

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy fiscal director

General supply ofhcer

Personnel administrator

Procurement olhcer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Budget officer

Electronics engineer

Personnel officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney..

Budget analyst

Btidget officer

Educational specialist

Electronics engineer

General supply officer

General transportation officer

Historian

Industrial specialist

Legislative attorney

Manpower specialist

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel administrator

Personnel otficer

Personnel officer (military)

Personnelresearch analyst, military.

Statistician

Storage specialist

Supply cataloging supervisor

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ccountant

.\dministrative officer

Analytical statistician

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst.

1963 actual 1964 estimate 1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,300

9,600
9,800
9,800
9.600

9,360
8,360
16, 920
8.360

7.040
7,240
7,040
7,040

7,040
14, 480
22, 120

7,240
14,080
14.280

7,040

21,320
7.440

21, 520
7,240
7,040

7,040
7,040

13, 280
23,960
6,940
6,340
12,280

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $11,300

1 9.600

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 9, 600

1 9, 360

2 16, 920
2 17, 120
1 8, 360

7,040
7,440
7, 040
7,040
7,040
7.240
14, 8,S0
29, 760
14, 480
14, 480
14,280

7,040
21,720
7.440
21,930
7,440
7,040
7,040
7,240
7,040

24,360
24, 160

5,940
12,280

6.340

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $11,300

1 9.600

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 9, 600

1 9, 360

2 16, 920
2 17, 120
1 8, 360

7,040
7,440
7,040
7,040
7,040
7,240
14, 880
29, 700
14, 480
14,480
14, 280

7,040
21,720
7,440
21, 920
7,440
7,040
7,040
7,240
7,040

24, 360
24, 160

5,940
12,280

6,310

230

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Marine Corps Troops and Facilities — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Budget officer

Electronics engineer ,

Employee relations officer ,

General supply officer

Manpower analyst

Military personnel records analyst.
Military research intelligence officer.

Occupational analyst (military)

Organization and methods examiner

Passenger traffic officer

Personnel officer

Personnel research analyst

Placement officer. _ _

Procurement officer. .-

Records management officer...

Supervisory freight traffic officer

Supervisory procurement officer

Supervisory training officer (gen-
eral fields)

Supply cataloging supervisor

Supply requirements officer.

Tabulation project planner

Transportation specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accounting and fiscal officer..

Equipment specialist

Freight traffic officer

General supply officer _

Military personnel officer...

Placement officer

Supervisory passenger traffic officer.

Surplus property disposal officer

Tabulation equipment operation

supervisor

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accoimtant

Accounting and fiscal assistant

.Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

.Analytical statistician

Archivist

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst

Employee relations officer

Freight traffic officer

General supply officer

General transportation officer

Historian

Legal assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Passenger traffic officer

Personnel assistant

Personnel assistant (military)

Personnel research analyst

Photographic equipment and sup-
ply specialist

Placement officer..

Procurement analyst

Publications editor (general)

Supervisory freight traffic officer

Supervisory procurement officer

Supply cataloger-

Supply requirements officer

Tabulation equipment operation

supervisor —

Tabulation project planner.

Training officer (genera! fields)

Transportation rate examiner

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

OS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,645 _.

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160,.,

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $17,820

18,420
5.940
5.940
6,740
6,340

35, 640
6,540
6,140
6.340
6, 940

12, 080
6,140
6,140

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.,
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Ranee $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to le^s than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental..

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates:

(Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental

6,140
11.880
5.940
6.540
6.740

1 5, 625

1 5, 500

2 11,375

1 5, 500
1 5, 875
1 5, 750

1 5. 060

2 10. 620
8 42, 230

10, 870
6.060
6,185
10, 245
6,935
10, 245
31,485
10,245
6, 060

5, 060
5,310
10,120
20,990
5,060

1 5, 185

2 10, 370

1 5, 185

1 6, 060
6 30, 485
3 15, 930

2 10, 120
1 5, 060

10,620
107, 015
491,085
231,440

2
22
112
57
295

1, 086, 200
517

1,712,356
590

1,801,060
92 265,160

3,635
3,280
3,230
7,730
16,410

1954 estimate

7 25, 648

1,845

6, 622, 254
96 362,978

1,749

6, 2.59, 276
24, 074

259, 127
2,182

6, 544, 659

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

3 18, 020

1 6. 140

3 18, 620

6,940
6.940
6.340

23,960
6, 540
6,340
6,340
0,140

12, 080
6.140
6.340
5,940

6,340
11,880
5,940
6,540

5,625
5,625
11,500
5,500
5,500
5. 500
5.875
5,750

5,500

5,185
10. 745
48, 040

5.435
11,120

5,185

2 10, 245

10,370

37, 170

10, 370

5,185

5, nfiO

20. 365

5,310

10, 245

15. 805

10, 245

5,185
10. 495
5.060
6.185
10,120

6 30, 485
3 16, 180

1

2

1

2

32

122

71

300

1, 118, 125
501

1,675,235
467

1.443.810
69 203,360

5,185

10, 245

5, 060

10, 745

1.54, 215

539,510

288,945

3,230
7.736
16, 410

6 23. 890

1,736

6, 449, 296
195 760, 717

1,541

5, 688, 579
21,878

1,312

6, 810, 457

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

3 18, 020

1 6, 140

3 18, 620

5.940
6,940
6,340

23, 960
6,540
6, 340
6,340
6,140

12, 080
6,140
6,340
5,940

6,340
17,820
6,940
6,540

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

5,625
5,626
11,500
5,500
5,500
5,500
5,875
5,750

5,500

5,185
10, 745
48, 040

5,435
11,120

5,185

2 10, 245

10, 370

37, 170

10. 370

5, 185

5, 060

20. .365

,5. 310

10, 245

15,805

10,245

5,185
10, 495
5,060
.5. 185
10, 120

12
3

1

2

1

2

32

130

71

295

1

493

1,
450

60, 970
16, 180

5,185

10, 245

5, 060

10, 745

154,215

573, 150

288, 946

1, 101, 075
3

1,649,115
0

1, 393. 660
' 203, 350

1 3, 230

2 5, 184
6 13, 990

1,719

6,421,214
137 .510,744

1,582

6,910,470
22, 729

99,225
1,305

6, 033, 729

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Production superintendent (cloth-
ing manufacture)

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Contract specialist

Educational specialist

Engineer, general

Organization and methods examiner.

Procurement officer

Production superintendent, cloth-
ing manufacture

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Contract specialist

Electronics engineer, general

Engineer, general

General supply officer

Industrial specialist

Personnel officer

Production specialist, clothing man-
ufacture

Production specialist, general

Production specialist, manufactur-
ing

GS-II. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Architect _

Budget specialist

Contract specialist

Educational specialist...

Electronics technician (general)

Electronics technician (radio)

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics..

Engineer, fire prevention

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical...

Engineer, sanitary

Engineer, structural

Freight traffic officer

General supply officer

Inspector, shoo

Organization and methods exam-
iner _

Personnel assistant...

Personnel officer

Production specialist, general

Safety program specialist

Technologist, general

Traffic manager

Train ingofficcr

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Equipment specialist

FU-c fighter

Fiscal accountant

Housing manager

Inspector

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer..

Procurement officer

Production specialist, general

Purchasing agent

Safety program specialist

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, cost

Administrative assistant

Cartographer

Construction superintendent

Education specialist

Employee relations officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical ,

Engineer, general

Engineer, hydraulic...

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety

Equipment specialist

Equipment specialist (automotive).
Equipment specialist (electronics) , .

Firefighter, general

Forester

Freight traffic officer ,,

Oovemmental cost accountant

norticulturlst

Industrial specialist

Inspector, clothing

Inspector, general

Inspector, shoe.

Landscape architect

Librarian

Material requirements specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Procurement officer

Puhlic-atlons editor

Purchasing agent ,

Safety program specialist

Soil conservationist --,

Supply assistant, general

19S3 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$10,400

8,660
8,560
8,360
17, 320
8, 560
8, 560

8,360

7,240
7,040
7,440

30, inO
7,040
7.040

21,320

7,840
7,0!0

7,640

5,940
6,540
6,140
6,340
6,340
41,780
6,340
6,140
12,880
18,620
19.420
6,940
5,940
56,460
13. 880
6,140
6,140
6,140

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 6, 940
3 19, 620

25,660
6,340

12, 680
6. .340
6.340
6,340

17,375
6,750

11,375
5,625

11,250
5,500

17, 250
6,750
5,025
5,875

11,250

5,810
16, 805

6,810
11,245
10, 246
10, 496
10. 870
21. 740
10. 495

5.685

6,185
20, 740

5,060
11,370
11.620
27, 300
11,245

5.310

5. 060

6, 185
6,185

6,060
5, 060
6,060
6,310
16, 430
6,060

5, 186
27, 675
15, 806

6,185
10. 495
20,990

6,560
10, 620

$8,560
8,560
8,360

17,320
8,560
8,560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 7,240
1 7, 240

2.3,120
7,240
7,040

28,760

7,240

6,140
6.540
6,140
6, 340
6, 340
48, 120
6,340

12,8,80

12, ORO
19, 420

6.940
6.940
66,460

13, 880
6,140
6,140

6,940

19, 620
6.940

25. 660
6. 340

12. 680
6, 340
6, 340
6,340

17, 375
5, 750

17, 000
6,750

11.250
5,625
5.500

17. 375
6,750

5,875
11, 250

10. 870
16. 930

6,810
i 1,245

6,185
10, 495
10. 870
21, 865
10 495

5, 685

6, 185
20, 740

5. 185

10, 870
5,810

11, 120
6,435
6,310

6, 185
5,185

10, 245
6, 060
5,185

5.185
6.310
16,680
10, 245

5,185
27, 675
10 495

6, 185

5,060
21, 210

6,560
10, 245

1 5, 875

2 11, 250

2
3
1
2
1
2
2
4
2
1
1
4
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

231

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Supply aitaloger

Supply cataloger, commercial and

and electrical equipment —

Supply cataloger, electrical equip-
ment

Tabulating equipment operator

Textile inspector -

Traffic manager _

Traffic specialist

Training officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

aS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,665

aS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430.—

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above -

Rates less than $5,060

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to $6,060 or above..
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

Total permanent, field..
Deduct bpses.

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $15,556

5,060

5,060

5,185

5,060

16, 055

5,185

6,060

43 210,035

208 933,266

306

1, 218, 600
297

1,106,895
705

2, 387, 095
1,186

3, 693, 420
796

2, 293, 640
2 5, 400

44, 460

87, 225

197, 020

320. 345

503. 200

362. 636

14, 550

18,664

96, 240

19
48
87
148
114
5
7
36

316

1, 849. 095
200 863,619

8 42, 265
14, 036

46, 406, 783

18, 748

63, 699, 012
3,062

11,580,653

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $10,870
1 5, 060
1 5, 185

1 5, 186

2 10, 995
1 5,310
1 5,060

37 181,190
176 787,706
176

707, 375
319

1,187,640
705

2, 392, 055
1,216

3, 783, 360
609

1,753.950

3 7, 900

19
53

87
176
115

7

44, 460
87, 600
219. 845
319, 146
691,760
372, 090
20,050
24,088
88,890

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $20,050

1 5. 060

1 5, 185

1 5, 186

2 10,996
1 6,310
1 5, 060

35 171,960
174 792,045
172

695, 740
307

1,144,745
699

2, 371, 885
1,245

3, 863, 710
021

1,788,710
5 12,900

1, 826. 032
188 808,036

8 42,681
10, 982

38, 381, 615

16, 395

54, 589, 902
2,089

7,287,113

Foreign countries: Local rates., _
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad —

15, 618

52. 000, 531

68 117.828

200, 455

1,156.431

90, 151

1,920

All personal services, field.

Subtotal

Add salaries appearing on schedule of
"Ships and facilities, Navy"

Personal services..

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

53,567,316

60,111,975
232, 765

60,344,740

57, 478, 513
2,866,227

13,238

47, 166. 033

68 136. 756

181,915

955. 324
90. 545
6.738

48.537,311

54, 347, 768
6,256,000

9
19
63
86
174
110
6
13
33

308

1,826,032
166 664, 102

8 42, 681
10.905

38, 107. 770

44.460

87. 600

219.845

316.110

582. 080

362. 020

16,820

34,296

88,890

15. 305

64. 208, 926
1,724

6.116,089

13, 614

47,954,381

67 138. 453

181,980

932, 600
90.000
11,738

60, 602, 768

59, 059, 768
1,643,000

66, 345, 784
300, 600

55,646.284

64,258,281
1,388,000

Aircraft and Facilities, Navy

0BLIQATI0N3 BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS

Summary o/ Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-tune equivalent of all other positions.

84,988

207

SO, 361

79,220

4

76,981

77, 616

4

74, 559

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,994
GS-5.4

$3. 764

CPC-6.6

$3, 699

$4. 061
GS-5.4

$3. 740

CPC-6.5

$3, 935

$4,046

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .

$3,720

CPC-6.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 934

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions...

$309,838,689

243, 389

1, 213. 331

5, 682, 801

$308, 909, 893

43. 8S.8

1,203,891

4, 302, 328

$303, 921, 603

43, 888

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

1,180,809
3, 201, 700

Total personal service obligations...

316, 978. 210

314,460,000

308, 348, 000

OBLiOATiONS BI OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS— continued

DiTCct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

$313,288,209
6,271.061
5,495,352
1,448,710
9, 725, 000
2, 491, 850
48,056,939

10, 336, 416

1.291,000
22.6.805.468
277. 703. 069

2.291.000
962,066

$309. 545. 000
5. 954. 000
6.011.000
2.604.000
9, 860, 000
2, 2S0, 000
56, 299, 400

9,000,000

1,807.000
273. 048. 000
261. 702. 000

2, 760. 000
951.000

$307, 063. 000

5. 503, 000

6, 987. 000

2, 887, 000

9, 985, 000

06 Printing and reproduction

2, 273, 000

74, 933, 000

Services performed by other agen-

8,000,000

Labor contracts with foreign gov-
ernments '

1,888,000
297.140.000

09 Equipment - -

261.631.000

2. 700. 000

15 Taxes and assessments

942.000

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds

906, 166, 140
206, 458

941,811,400

970,932,000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

Total direct obligations

905, 372, 598

941,811,400

970, 932, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services -

3. 690. 001
2.246.000
12, 197. 987
8,419,894

4,915,000
2,515.000
10. 937, 000
8,633,000

1.285.000

2. 400. 000

08 Supplies and materials

13, 492. 000

9.823.000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

26,562.882

27, 000. 000

27.000,000

Total obligations -

931, 925. 480

968.811,400

997,932,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees.

«
S
42

11

1
12

25
2
28

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary -

$4,648
GS-6.9

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
GS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

$4,947

GS-7.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,137

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,085

01 Personal services: ^

$174, 743
13,929

683
3,189

$50. &S0
2,780

200
1,770

$113, 730

6,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

470

Payment above basic rates. —

4.500

192, 644

24, 987

7, 563

2.772

6,494

1,405

10, 343

3,772

60,684

42. 483

1,013

55,630

2,110

870

220

1,635

26

2,190

125, 100

02 Travel

4,340

890

530

05 Rents and utility services

3,110

60

07 Other contractual services _ .

4,600

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

20,680

4,460

380

22, 100

6,460

15 Taxes and assessments —

820

354,060

88, 000

168,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

$3, 550, 060

$100,000

ALLOCATION TO UBRART OF CONGRESS

Average number of all employees

2

01 Personal services: Positions other

$5,600

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OFTUE ARMV

$161, 273

SUMMARV

Summary c/ Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

86,029

212

80. 393

79, 231

7

75, 995

77, 841
6

74, 585

I Average number of persons— 1953, 1,845; 1954, 2,489; 1955, 2,661.

232

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued
Aircraft and Facilities, Navy — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKViCES — continued

Object classification

stJMMAKT— continued

SummaTy of PeTsonal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary --

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations;

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base- . .
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations . .

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01 Personal services

02 Travel-

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utUity services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.
Labor contracts with foreign gov-
ernments 1

08 Supplies and materials..

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appropri-
ated funds _-.

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment ---

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services-

07 Other contractual services _.

08 Suppliesand materials _

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts -.

Total obligations- - -

1953 actual

$3, 994
GS-5.4

$3,764

CPC-6.5

$3, 699

317, 170, 754

313, 480, 753
6, 296, 048
5, 502, 915
1,451,482
9, 731, 494
2. 493, 255
61, 768, b05
10, 340, 188

1, 291, 000
225, 866, 152
277, 745, 552

2, 291, 000
963, 079

909, 221, 523
206, 458

909, 427, 981

3, 690, 001
2. 245, Ono
12, 197, 987
8, 419, 894

26, 652, 882

935, 980, 863

1954 estimate

$4, 061
GS-5.4

$3, 740

CPC-6.5

$3, 935

$308. 960, 773

52, 268

1, 204, 091

4, 304, 098

314, 521, 230

309, 606, 230
5, 956, 110
6,011,870
2. 604, 220
9, 851, 535
2, 280, 025
66, 401, 590
9, 000, 000

1, 807, 000
273, 068. 580
261, 706. 460

2. 760, 000
951, 380

942, 005, 000

942, 005, 000

4, 915, 000
2, 516, 000
10, 937. 000
8, 633, 000

27, 000, 000

969, 005, 000

1955 estimate

$4, 046
GS-5.4

$3,720

CPC-6.6

$3,934

$304, 035, 333

50,288

1. 181, 279

3, 206, 200

308, 473, 100

971, 100, 000

971, 100, 000

1, 285, 000

2, 400, 000
13, 492, 000

9. 823. 000

27, 000, 000

, 100, 000

I Average number of persons— 1953, 1,845; 1954, 2,489; 1955, 2,561.

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney

Deputy fiscal director.

Engineer, aeronautical research,

development and design

Engineer, mechanical

Program coordinator

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant, government

Administrative officer

Aircraft inspector

Attorney

Budget administrator

Contract specialist

Contract termination officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aircraft development con-
trol

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general-

Engineer, industrial _ ___

Engineer, mechanical

Industrial specialist

Maintenance plans and program

officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,060
11,050

10, 800
11.800
10, 800

9,600
9,600

10.600
9,600
9,600
9 600
9,600

10,200

9,800
9,800
19, 200
9,600
9,600
10.200
10, 600

9,800

21, 000
10,200

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11, 300
11,300

10. 800
10, 800
11, 050

9,800
9,600

10, 600
9,600
9 800

19, 400
9,600

10,000
9.800

19, 600
9 600
9,800

19,200

10, 600

9,600

10, 400
10,200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11, 300
11, 300

11,0.60
11,050
11,050

10, 000
9 800

10, 600
9,800
9,800

19, 800
9,800

10.000
10, 000
19, 800

9,800
10. 000

9,800
10, 600

10, 600
10, 400

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Production specialist

Statistician, mathematical

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, government

Administrative officer

Aircraft inspector.-.

Aircraft inspector, engines

Attorney...

Contract specialist-.- _,

Contract termination officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical instruments.
Engineer, aircraft development con-
trol

Engineer, aircraft flutter and vibra-
tion

Engineer, aircraft stability and con-
trol

Engineer, aircraft stress analysis

Engineer, aircraft structural devel-
opment

Engineer, aircraft structural loads...

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical...

Engineer, electronic, general

Engineer, electronic, instrumenta-
tion

Engineer, electronic, radio

Engineer, electronic, sonar

Engineer, aircraft fire control design-
Engineer, general -

Engineer, industrial--.

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety

Engineer, aircraft turret design

General finance officer, contracts

Industrial specialist, aircraft

Metallurgist

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Physical science administrator

Program coordination officer

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Statistician, general

Statistician, mathematical

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\dministrative officer

.\ircraft inspector

.\ircraft maintenance specialist

.'\ttorney

Budget administrator

Contract negotiator

Contract termination officer...

Electronic specialist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical instruments.
Engineer, aeronautical powerplant

development

Engineer, aeronautical research

Engineer, aircraft development

control

Engineer, aircraft flutter and vibra-
tion

Engineer, aircraft modification de-
sign

Engineer, aircraft performance

Engineer, aircraft preliminary de-
sign

Engineer, aircraft stability and

control

Engineer, aircraft structural devel-
opment

Engineer, aircraft structural loads..

Engineer, automotive design

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical.

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, electronic instrumenta-
tion

Engineer, electronic, radio

Engineer, fire-control design

Engineer, fire prevention

Engineer, flight test

Engineer, general

Engineer, general ordnance design.

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, aircraft launcher design..

Engineer, mechanical -

Engineer, metals _.

E ngmeer , ordnance

Engineer, propeller performance —

Engineer, turret design

Equipment specialist, aviation

Government accountant

Industrial specialist

Maintenance program planning

officer

Mathematician..

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1
1

1
1

1
1
3
5
1
5
2

Total
salary

$9,600
10, 000

8.360
8.360
9. 360
9,360
26,280
41, 800
8, 360
42, 600
17,120

3 25, 080
1 8, 560

1

1

2
1
1
3

6

1
7
1
1
7
6
1
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
2
1

5
1
3
2
3

25
2
1

11

1

6

2
3

2

1

1
3

2

4

4
13
3
2
2
4
2
4
1
25
1
2
1
2
1
3
1

1
1

8,360
8,360

16. 720
8,360
8,360
2.5. 280
43, 400

8,560

59, 720

8,360

8.360

59, 120

42, 000

8,360

52, 760

8,560

8. 360

8,360

8,760

8,360

8,360

17, 320

9,160

8,660

8,560

26, 080

16, 920

8,360

37, 800
7,240
21, 320
14, 080
21,320
179, 200
16, 080
7,040
81, 640

7,640
44,040

14,080
23,120

14, 280

7,040

7,240

21, 120

14, 080

29, 360

22, 620
7,040
7,240
7,240
7,040
21,720
94, 120

28, 760
96, 120

22, 920
14, 880
16, 080

29, 360
14, 480
28,760

7,240
184, 200

7,840
16, 480

7,040
14, 280

7,240
21, 120

7,640

7,040
7,240

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9. 600
1 10, 200

8,660
8.360
9 360
9 360
16.920

42, 200
8,360

43, 000
17, 520

3 25, 080
1 8,560

1,360
1,360

2 16, 920
1 8,360
1 8, 660

3 26. 6,S0
5 44, 000

8,660

67, 480
8.360
8,360

68, 080
42, 800

8,560
61. 920
8,760
8,760
8,560
8,960
8,360
8,660
17, 320
9 360
8.660
8,660
17, 120
8,660
8,660

38, 600
7,440
21, 720
21. 620
36, 200
212, 760
8,040
7,240
88, 880

1 7, 840

6 44, 840

3 21, 720

4 29, 360

1 7,440
3 21, 720

14, 480

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800
1 10, 200

1
1
1
1
2
4
1
5
2

1
1
7
6
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1

6
1
3
3
5

28
1
1

10

1
6

3
2

2

1

1
3

1
1
1
1
1
3
12

4
12
2
2
1
4
2
3
1
26

7,240
7,240
7,440
7,440
7,240
22, 320
87, 880

29, 960
89, 480
15, 280
16, 280

7,840

30, 160
14, 880
21, 620

7,440
184, 480

16,880
7,240

14, 680
7,640

21, 720
7,840

7,240
7,240

1
1
1
1
1
3
12

4
12
2
2
1
4
2
3
1
24

2
1
2
1
3
1

1 7, 240
1 7,440

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

233

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntiDUed

1953 actual

3
1
1
2
14
1
3
3

Departmental— Continued Num-

General schedule grades— Continued ber

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Metallurgist 3

Organization and methods examiner. 1

Personnel officer 1

Placement officer 1

Position classifier -. 1

Production programing officer

Production requirements officer

Production specialist

Purchasing agent

Salary and wage administrator

Statistician, analytical

Statistician, mathematical

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Technologist -

Training officer, general fields -

GS-11. Range $s,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Aircraft equipment specialist

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Allowance list officer

Attorney

Budget administrator .- --.

Contract negotiator

Contract termination negotiator

Cost accountant --.

Cost analyst

Electrical equipment specialist

Equipment specialist.

Electronic specialist

Engineer, aeronauical

Engineer, aeronautical powerplant

development

Engineer, aircraft development con-
trol

Engineer, aircraft performance

Engineer, aircraft preliminary de-
sign.

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical, airfield lighting.

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, fire control design

Engineer, genera]

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, materials.

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, natural gas

General supply otTicer

Industrial specialist

Manpower requirements officer,

supervisor..

Mathematician

Organization and niethodsexaminer

Performance standards officer

Personnel officer

Personnel officer, military

Placement officer

Position classifier

Printing and publications spe-
cialist

Production programing officer

Production program control officer. .

Production specialist

Production requirements officer.

Production survey specialist

Program analyst

Purchasing agent ._ ._

Statistician, analytical

Statistician, survey...

Supply allowance officer

Supply requirements officer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,280:

Illustrator, technical equipment

Librarian -__

Methods examiner, procedures

Supply allowance officer. __

General supply officer. —

Visual presentation Information

specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Accountant, fiscal

Accountant, government

Accountant, systems

Accoimtant, supervisory

Administrative officer

Administrative assistant

Aircraft allocations officer

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Allotment assistant

Allowance list officer

Allowance list specialist

Attorney- -.

Budget administrator.

Budget analyst

Draftsman, engineering

Electrical equipment specialist

Electronics specialist

Employee re lations officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aircraft performance

Engineer, fire control design

Engineer, industrial _.

Engineer, mechanical - -

Total
salary

120
040
240
040
240

7,040

30. 560

7.040

3 17, 820

73, 680

6,940

11,880

30, 300

23, 960

11,880

6,940

5,940

12, 080

12,880

23,760

6,140

6,140
6,140

6,340
12,080
18, 720
11,880

19, 220
6,140
6,940
11,880
85, 360
6.140
18,220
17,820

1954 estimate

5.940
12 280
5,940
12. 080
6,510
6.140
6,140

6,140
6,940
5, 940
36, 840
18. 020
6,540

5,940
18, 220
6,140
6,340

Num- Total
ber salary

11,500
5,760
5,760
5,760
5.875

5,875

1 6, 185

5,310

5,186

21, 490

40, 770

6,060

20, 990

6,685

5,435

6,685

6,310

10, 120

26. 425

10. 745

10, 370

6.435

6, 185

10, 370

10. 120

5,186

6,185

26, 050

$14, 280

14.280

7,440

7,240

7.440

7,040

28, 960

50. 780

7.240

7.640

7.240

14. 480

1 7. 240
6 45. 440
1 7. 240

3
1
12
1
2
6
4
2
1
1
2
1
4
1

18, 420

5,940

74, 780

6,140

11,880

30, 100

24. 160

12.080

6.140

6.140

12. 080

6.540

24.160

6.940

6, 140

6,140
12,080

6,340
11,880

5,940

6,940

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 680
14, 480
7.440
7.240
7.440
7,240
29, 500
43. 340
7.440
7,640
7.240
14.880

1 6. 940

2 12.080
15 91, .'iOO

12, 480
18, 220

5,940

6,140
24, 360

6,140
18, 020

6, MO

6,340

6.340
6,140
6.140
44. 180
18, 020
6,540
5.940
6.140
18. 420
6. 140
6.310
6.940

11.500
5.875
5,875
5,750
5,875

5,310
5. 060
5.435
5,310

21, 740

41, 500
5,185

21,490
6,810

10, 620

10. 370
26. 800
10. 870
10. 370
6.435
5.310
10, 120
10, 370

1 5, 185
6 26, 300

1 7, 440
5 39. 000
1 7. 440

18,620

6,140

70, 040

6,340

12,280

31, 100

24, 7t*

12,280

6,340

6,140

12, 480

6,740

24, 560

6,140

1 C, 140

6,340
12,480

6,540
12,280

6,140

6,940

1 6, 940

2 12, 480
13 81, 220

2 12,880

3 IS, 620

6.140

6.340
12.880

6.340
12, 280

6,740

1 6.540

6,340
6,140
6.140
32. 700

18. 620
6.740
5.940
6,140

19, 020
6.340
6.540
6.140

11. 750
6.000
6.000
5.875
6,000

5,436
5,185
5, 660
5,435

22, 240

42, 396
6,310

21, 990
5,810

10, 870

10, 745

27, 175

11, 120

10, 620

5,560

6,435

5,185

10, 620

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Engineer, ordnance

General supply officer

Industrial security specialist

Industrial specialist

Manpower requirements officer,

supervisory .-.

Methods examiner

Newswriter, technical

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Personnel assistant

Position classifier

Printing specialist, offset

Piinting and publications officer. . .
Printing and publications specialist

Procurement specialist

Production requirements assistant-
Production specialist

Program control specialist

Records management officer..

Shorthand reporter

Statistician, analytical, general

Statistical assistant

Supply distribution officer

Supply requirements officer

Training officer

Train in g officer, general fields -

Visual presentation information

specialist -

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..--

GS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4.955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $5,060

1963 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5, 060

5 25, 800
1 6, 185

6 26, 945

1 6, 810

4 20, 616

20, 490
10, 120
10. 245
25. 425
5,310

1
3

13
1
1
1
1
6
2
1
2
1
1

84

47

208

309

5.810

15. 180

66. 050

5, 060

6.060

5.186

5.185

26, 175

10, 870

5,310

10. 745

5.185

5.060

6,310
40. 210
373, 595
191.740
783, 165

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

5 26, 425

1 6, 310

5 27, 070

1
4
1
4
2
2
5
1
1
1
3

13
1
1
1
1

5,810

20, 740

6, 060

20, 866

10, 245

10.495

25. 675

6. 435

5,060

6.810

16, 6.55

66, 425

5, 1.85

6.185

5,310

6,310

30.630

10. 995

5.435

10, 370

5,185

6,185

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses. --

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. .
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay — -

Nightwork differential-

1 6, 310
6 26, 926

.'^U personal services, departmental-
Field:
General schedule grades:
aS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electrical --

Engineer, general

Naval research analyst -

Physiologist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aerodynamic develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical --

Engineer, aeronautical research, de-
velopment, and design

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical — -

Equipment specialist

Metallurgist

Motion picture producer

Organization and methods examiner

Physicist

Planning and estimating super-
visor —

Production superintendent

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Aircraft inspector

Attorney...

.Automotive transportation spe-
cialist

Chemist

Contract specialist

Educational specialist

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aerodynamic develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical research,

development, and design --

Engineer, electrical- —

1,026,275

166 512 740

12 34. 840

1 2. 980

1 3. 454

4 12. 440

17 47.344

7 24. 685

1.402

6. 785, 723
253.8

994, 032

1. 388 1, 383

6, 776, 828 6, 751, 406

212 195

830, 792 731, 224

1, 148. 2

5, 791, 691
8,910
22,351

309, 431
41

1, 132, 424

11,300
65, 750
11,060
67, 300
11, 650
10, 800

1 9, 800
13 128, 000

1
6
2
12
5
2
1
I
1
4

1
1

7
2

1
1
1
4
16

1

67

1
10

9,600

48, 800

19, 800

118,000

48, 800

19, 400

9,800

9,800

10, 400

39, 400

9,600
10,000

62, 720
17, 520

8,760
8,560
8,360
35, 040
137, 160

8,660
493, 060

8,360
84, 800

5 26, 360

86 382. ,505

45 185, 400

211 786,510
310

1,030,170

161 495, 510

5 15, 270

1 2, 980

3,454
12. 600
34,944

7 24, 686

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5, 310

6 27, 050

1 5, 435

5 27, 320

5,810

16, 065

5,185

21, 366

10, 495

10. 746

26, 300

6,560

6.185

5,810

15, 930

68, 050

5,310

6.310

5.435

5,435

21,115

11,120

5,560

5. 435

6.310

5.310

25. 850
378. 265
143,110
766, 145

5
83
33
197
322

1, 082, 430

199 613,610

6 15, 590

1 2, 980

3.454
12,760
35, 344

25,603

1,176

6, 945, 036

1,188

22, 792

224, 872
300

6, 193, 000

11,300
56, 500
11,300
68, 050
11,800
11,050

78, 800

1 9, 800
13 129,600

9,800
49, 400
20, 000
119, 400
49, 400
19,400

9,800
10, 000
10,400
39, 800

1 9, 800
1 10,000

54, 620
17, 720

8,960
8,660
8,660
35, 540
130, 460

8,560
465, 080

8,560
77,440

6, 020, 182

23, 146

154, 372
300

6, 198, 000

11, 650
56, 500
11,300
68, 050
11, 800
11,050

68,900

10,000
139, 200

9,800
49, 400
19, 700
119, 400
59, 000
19,400
10, 000
10,000
10, 600
39, 800

1 9, 800

2 19, 600

46,440
17, 920

8,960

8,760

8,560

35, 540

138, 820

17, 120
463, 900

8,660
86, 800

234

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Aircraft and Facilities, Navy — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, chemical- ._

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, materials. ._

Engineer, mechanical

Equipment specialist--

Geophysicist

Industrial specialist ---

Mathematician -..

Metallurgist --.

Meteorologist

Motion picture producer —

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Physical science coordinator

Physicist

Physiologist

Planning and estimating supervisor.

Production superintendent _ . .

Psychologist

Publications officer

Scientific staff assistant

Tecilnologist-

Training officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer -

Aircraft engine inspector

Aircraft inspector

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Analytical statistician - .

Automotive transportation special-
ist

Budget specialist

Chemist-

Contract specialist

Education specialist

Electronic scientist

Electronic technician

Employee relations officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical research,

development, and design.-

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, ind ustrial

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety.

Engineer, structural

Equipment specialist

Fiscal accounting officer

General supply officer

Industrial hygienist

Industrial specialist

Librarian

Materials requirement specialist---

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Motion picture producer

Motion picture script \vriter

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser -

Personnel officer

Physicist --

Physiologist--

Planning and estimating supervisor-
Producer, animated motion pic-
tures -

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Progress supervisor

Safety program specialist

Scientific staff assistant

Security specialist- ___

Statistician-

Technologist.- -

Tool engineer

Training instructor

Training officer -

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Aircraft engine inspector

Aircraft inspector

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Analytical statistician.'.-

Architect

Automotive transportation spe-

cialist

Budget specialist

Chemist --

Construction inspector

Contract specialist

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $123, 020

1

42

10

1

11

1

1

4

1

1

1

2

1
7
1
4
1
6
4
2
1
1
6
2

7
6
23
3
1

2
1
4
1
5

44
1
3

71

3

1

4

2

15

42

76

10

6

38

2

6

1

4

1

1

3

10

1

6

3

4

10

1

3

1

9

10

2

1
5
2
1
1
1
1
3
10
1
1

10
6

36
1
1
1

1
3

12
1

14

,560
364, 060

89, 060
8,960

94, 880
8,760
8,960

34,840
8,560
8,560
8,660

17, 720

9,160
61,920

8,360
34, 560

8,560
53, 160
36,240
17, 320

8,660

8,660
43, 080
17,320

52, 430
36, 000
173, 600

21, 720
7,240

14,080

7,240

30, 760

7.040

37, 200

320, 9(10

7,040

22, 520

618, 880

22, 720
7,240

28,960

14, 480

107, 800

311,120

642, 020

71,840

37, 400

276, 260

14, 280

46, 440

7,440
28, 760

7,240

7,840
22, 720
72, 580

7,240
43, 840
21,520
28, 6fiO
75, 500

7,840
21, 920

7,040
66,760

72, 220

14, 280
69, 320

7,040
36, 600

15, 480
7,440
7,440
7,240
7,240

21,920

73, 800
8.040
7,240

68, 920

64, 260

31, 700

236, 300

6,140

6,940

6,140

6,940
18, 020
73, 280

6,540
89, 740

Num- Total
ber salary

13 $115,860

1

40

10

1

10

1

1

4

1

1

1

2

1
7
1
4
1
5
4
2
1
1
5
2

6
5
22
3
1

1
1
4
1
5

42
1
3

67

3

1

4

2

14

40

71

10

6

36

2

6

1

4

1

1

3

3
3

10
1
3
1

8
10
2
7

1

5
2
1
1
1
1
3
9
1
1

6
34
1
1
1

1
2

12
1

13

,760
351,720

90, 320
8,960

87, 600
8,960
9,160

35,340
8.560
8,760
8, 560

17, 920

9,160
62, 800

8,560
35, 060

8,560
44, 920
36,740
17, 620

8,660

8,760
43, 700
17, 620

45,680
36,620
168, 800
22, 120
7,240

7,240
7,240

31, 260
7,040

37, 820
311,660

7,240

22, 720

498, 120

23,120

7,240

29, 360

14, 680

102, 360

301, 420

515,360

73, 100

38, 020

266, 220

14, 480

38, 600
7, 640

29. 260

7,440

8,040

23,120

66,440

7,440

44,600

21,720

21, 820

76, 760

7,840

22,120

7,240

60, 360

73, 460

14, 480

62, 780

7,040
37, 100
16, 680
7,640
7,440
7.440
7.240
22, 320

67, 640
8,040
7,240

69, 920

68, 940

32, 320
227, 440

6,340
6,940
6,340

6,940
12, 280
74, 780

6,640
84, 960

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $124, 220
8,760
359, 660
98, 680
9,160
95, 860
8,960
9,160

35, 340
8,760
8,760
8,760
8,960

9,360
71, 160

8,660
35, 060

8,760
63,280

36, 740
17, 720

8,760
8,760

43, 700
26, 080

38. 080
36. 620
182, 880
14.880
7,440

7.240
7.440

31. 260
7,240

44, 860
318, 340

14,280
22, 920
611, 600

23,320

7,440

36. 400

14.SS0

102. 100

308.000

636. 060

73. 100

45. 060

272. 920

14, 680

45, .MO
7,640

21,940
7,440
8,040

23, 320

73, 480
7,440

44,600
21,920
29, 060
69, 080
8,040
22, 320
14, 280
60, 360
80, 600
14,680
45, 240

7,240
44, 140
16, R80
7,640
7,640
7,440
7,440
22, 520

74, 580
8,040
7.440

65, 960

52, 400

32, 320
238, 640

6.340
6.140
6,340

6.940
12, 4S0
80, 720

6,740
84,400

3

1

5

2

14

41

74

10

6

37

2

6

1

3

1

1

3

10

6
3
4
9
1
3
2
8
11
2
6

5
36

1
1

1

2
13

1
13

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued

General schedule grades— Continued

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Education specialist

Electronic scientist-

Electronic technician

Employee relations officer-

Engineer, aerodynamic develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical research, de-
velopment, and design- ---

En gineer , arch itectin-al

Engineer, chemical..-

Enguieer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, Industrial

Engineer, materials --

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance --

Engineer, safety

Engineer, sanitary

Engineer, structural--

Engineer, tool

Equipment specialist

Film librarian

Fiscal accounting officer

General supply officer

Industrial hygienist

Industrial specialist ---

Inspector ---

Laboratory general mechanic

Materials requirement specialist

Mathematician

Mechanical inspector

Metallurgist

Meteorologist

Motion picture editor

Motion picture producer

Motion picture script writer-..

Motion picture set director

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Photographer

Physicist..

Physiologist

Placement officer

Planning and estimating specialist..
Planning and estimating supervisor-
Principal - - -

Producer, animated motion pictures-
Production specialist

Progress supervisor.-- -

Property and supply supervisor

Psychologist

Publications editor

Realty officer

Safety program specialist

Scientific staff assistant

Security specialist

Shop tool and equipment specialist -

Statistical officer

Statistician

Storekeeper

Technologist

Training instructor

Training officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer -

Aircraft engine Inspector

Aircraft inspector --

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Architect

Budget specialist

Cartographer --

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist ---

Educational specialist-.- ---

Electronic inspector.-

Electronic technician

Employee relations officer

Engineer, electricaL--

Engineer, general...

Engineer, mechanical

Equipment specialist

Fiscal accounting officer

Firefighter

Freight traffic officer

General supply officer

Housing manager

Industrial specialist..

Inspector -

Laboratory electronic mechanic

Laboratory general mechanic

Materials requirement specialist

Mechanical inspector

Methods examiner

Motion picture editor

Motion picture producer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Persormel officer

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

12 $73,680

76 467.620

18 108. 900

4 24. 400

1 6. 940

140 869,260

2

11
3

22
2

31

68

62

10
6

80
3
3
2
6
5

16
1
6
9
1

12
1
2
6
2
1
8
1
2
1
1
1

10
1

12
1

16
2
1
1
4
1
1
7
1
1
1
3
1
4
3
1
2
2
3
4

20
3

1

85

3
11

12, 480
68,940
19, 220

139, 100

12.880

191.080

416. 360

381. 420

60.400

36.840

499. 520

18,220

18, 620

13, 880
37, 020
32. 700
99. 840

6.140
39. 420
66.740

6,340
72, 940

6,540
12, 280
30, 500
11,880

6,640
48.920

6,140
12,280

6,140

6,540

6,140
62, 800

5,940
74, 980

6,140
96, 440
11,880

6,940

6,940
26, 320

6,940

6,940
44,180

6,340

6,540

6,940
18, 220

5,940
24, 360
18,280

6,340
13,880
12. 680
18.420
25.360
124. 140
18. 820
69, 140

6,875

78,600

86, 175

499, 725

40, 375

6,875

6,500

6.000

5.876

28,626

17.000

6.125

28,076

6.000

6.250

6,250

6,125

78, 750

29, 076

24,126

6,760

6,875

6,875

45, 260

23,750

6,500

6,625

6,625

6,500

6,000

6,626

11,260

17, 750
64,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

11 $68,920

72 448,420

17 104, 980

4 24, 900

1 6,140

132 829,480

2

10
3

21
2

29

66

58

10
6

76
3
3
2
6
4

15
1
6
9
1

11
1
2
5
1
1
8
1
2
1
1
1
9
1

11
1

15
2
1
1
4
1
1
7
1
1
1
3
1
4
3
1
2
2
2
4

19
3

11

1

13
13
79
7
1
1
1
1
4
3
1
6
1
1
1
1
13
5
4
1
I
1
8
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

3
11

12, 680
63.920
19,620

136. 400

13.080

182. 380

404,600

364,020

61. 660

31.320

484. 040

18.620

18, 820

13, 880
37, 780
26, 660
95, 480

6,140
40, 180
66,860

6.340
67. 400

6.740
12 480
31. 120

5,940

6,740
49,920

6,140

12, 480
6,340
6,740
6,140

67,640
6,940

70, 100
6,340

92, 300

12,080
5,940
6,140

26, 820
6,940
6.140

46. 040
6,340
6.740
6,940

18, 620
6,140

24,860

18, 480
6,340

13, 880
12, 880
12, 480
26. 860

120. 300

19, 220
70,620

6,000

79, 576

80, 075

470, 375

40, 900

6,000

5,625

6,125

6,000

23,200

17,375

6,250

28, 450

6,125

6,375

6,375

6,250

74, 100

29,450

24, 425

6,875

6,000

6,000

45, 850

24, 0.50

5,625

6,750

6,750

6.625

6.126

6,750

6,760

18, 000
66, 375

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $68,920

75 465,680

17 104, 760

4 24,900

2 12, 280
136 861,900

2
11

3
21

2
30
68
60
11

4
79

3

3

2

7

4
16

1

6
10

1
11

1

2

6

1

1

9

1

2

1

1

1

9

1
12

1
16

2

1

1

3

1

1

8

1

1

1

3

1

4

4

1

2

2

2

3
21

3
12

1

13
14
80

8

1

1

1

1

4

3

1

5

1

1

1

1
14

6

4

1

1

1

8

4

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

3
11

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

235

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
O.S-10. Range .$5,500 to .$6,250— Con.
Photo-optical equipraent technician.

Photographer

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Property and supply officer.-- -

Safety program specialist

Security specialist

Shop tool and equipment specialist-
Statistical officer

Statistician --

Storekeeper.-"

Tabulating equipment operator

Training officer

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Aircraft engine inspector

Aircraft inspector

Aircraft maintenance specialist

Aircraft propeller inspector -

Analytical statistician __ -

Architect -

Automotive transportation special-
ist - -

Biologist -

Budget specialist

Cartographer..-

Ceramic worker

Chemist

Construction inspector

Contract specialist

Criminal investigator - -.

Educational specialist

Electronic inspector

Electronic scientist ---

Electronic technician.-- _-.

Employee relations officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, genera!

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical.

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Engineer, tool

Engineering aid

Engineering draftsman -.

Entomologist ,_.

Equipment specialist

Film librarian , _.

Firefighter

Fiscal accounting assistant

Freight traffic officer

General supply assistant

Illustrator

Industrial specialist _.

Information specialist

Inspector _

Instructor

Instrument maker.. _

Laboratory electrician

Laboratory electronic mechanic

Laboratory general mechanic

Landscape architect.

Librarian

Materials reqii irement^specialist

Mathematician

Mechanical inspector

Metallurgist...

Methods examiner

Military personnel assistant

Motion picture animator

Motion picture editor

Optometrist..

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Photographer

Physical metallurgist

Physical science aid

Physicist

Physiologist

Placement officer

Principal

Printing and publications assistant.

Printing and publications officer

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Property and supply clerk.

Property and supply supervisor

Psychologist

Publications editor. _

Qualifications rating examiner

Safety inspector

Safety program specialist

Scientific staff assistant

Security specialist

Shop tool and equipment specialist.
Statistician

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2
1
2
2
3
1
1
2
2
4
1
6

30
2
22
165
2
1
2
4

4
2
2
1
1
13
4
15
2
9
2
54
67
8
119
12
29
2
48
74
62
11

164,220

10,370

121,240

910, 885

10, 745

5,810

10, 495

21,115

20. 360
10,120
10,995

5,310

6,435

68.405

22. 365

80.235

10, 995

46,535

10, 745

282,255

294.915

44,295

619,515

64,175

156, 395

10, 870

253, 825

385, 465

280.330

56,640

41,230

461, 465

6,060
31,985
32, 185
27,300
20,490
95, 705

5,810
64,090

5,185
83,405
38.985
16, 555
71,110
10,370
74, 335

5,810
44,045
33, 105

5,560

5,310
62,445
68,410

6.810
37,660
10. 870
77.620
33, 035
46,915
47,790

5,435
15. 555

6,060

5,185
129.910
87. 965
16,930

6,060

5,185
137. 890
16. 180
10, 995

6.060

6.060

5. !S5
10. 745
97,360
16, 305
28,050

5.060
47, 565
15. 655
10. 370
53,730

6.185
16. 305
32.720
10,245

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2
1
2
1
3
1
1
2
2
4
1
6

28
2
21
156
2
1
2
4

3
2
2
1
1

12
4

14
2
9
2

51

54

7

113

12

27
2

46

70

49

10
8

83
1
6
6
4
4

17
1

12
1

16
6
3

12
2

13
1
7
6
1
1

11

11
1
6
2

14
6
8
9
1
3
1
1

22

16
2
1
1

26
3
2
1
1
1
1

17
3
5
1
9
2
2

10
1
3
5
2

$5,875
12.000

5.750
12. 125

6.000
17.025

6.750

6.025
12. 250
11.750
24.300

5.625
29,760

155,375
10, 495
117.305
872. 820
10, 870
5,810
10, 620
21,415

1.5,645

10.370

11,120

.I. 435

5.560

64.045

22, 665

75, 935

11,120

47,215

10. 870

270,405

283. 440

39.280

596. 7,iO

65. 070

147, 635

11,120

246, 695

369, 880

267, 830

52, 160

41,830

436, 580

6,185

32, 435
32,630
22. 140
20,790
91.660

6.810
64,990

6.310
84,600
33.800
16.800
66.640
10. 495
75.310

5, 935
39. 065

33, 655
6,685
6, 435

58,065

59,235

5,935

32, 730
10, 995
73,400

33, 485
41,415
48. 465

5.560

15. 5S0
6,185
6.310

120.735

89. 165

10. 386

5,185

5,310

134,730

15,555

11.245

6.185

5,185

5,310

5,435

93,225

16. 566
28.425

5.185
48, 240
10. 495
10. 495
64.480

6.310
16. 430
27. 640
10,370

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6.nno
12. 125

6.875
12.250

6.125
17. 875
11.250

6.750
12. 375
11.875
24.300

5.760
35,250

154, 895

10, f.20

117,040

890,080

10, 995

5.810

10. 745

21,415

20,705

10. 495
11.245

5,560

5,685

69, 106

16. 995

80,995

11,246

52, 275

10, 995

275. 030

293, 385

38, 795

616, 355

70. 135

152.320

11,245

256, 510

379, .586

272. 150

57.210

46, 895

446, 165

5,310

32, 435

37,690

22, 140

20.790

91.360

5,810

70.050

5.435

84,400

38, 920

16, 930

71,600

10.620

80.370

6.935

39.065

38, 620

6.810

6,560

52.790

64,295

5,935

37, 790

11.120

73.235

33. 4S5

41.415

63.626

5.685

16.805

6.310

5. 435

130. 865

88.690

10. 495

6,310

5,435

139. 670

1.5.680

11,370

5,310

6.310

5.435

5,560

9S. 290

21.615

22, 740

5,310

6:5. 300

10. 620

10. 620

69. 540

6.436

16. .565

27.640

10. 496

1
2
1
2

1
3
2
1
2
2
4
1
6

28
2

22
159
2
1
2
4

4
2
2
1
1

13
3

15
2

10
2

52

66

7

116

13

28
2

48

72

60

11
9

85
1
6
7
4
4

17
1

13
1

16
7
3

13
2

14
1
7
7
1
1

10

12
1
7
2

14
6
8

10
1
3
1
1

24

16
2
1
1

27
3
2
1
1
1
1

18
4
4
1

10
2
2

11
1
3
6
2

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
.storekeeper

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $83,775

2 11.120

19 99. 160

1 5. 185

1 5,685

2 10, 745

28 152,655

1 5,310
977

4.895,745
2.080

9, 322, 660
1,007

4, 249, 540
1,580

5,929,740
3,170

10,182,040
.5,448

16, 284, 070
1.974

6, 710. 790

29 78. 100

63 312.675
34 152.045

167 688.875
215 816. 145
401

1, 385, 460
40 123.684

6 17. 460

64 145.312
21 53, 270

2 27,000

3.262

19, 467, 616
575

2, 646, 725

2.065

11,623,080
57,308

200, 062, 228

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $79,240

2 11. 370

18 95. 290

1 6. 310

1 5. 810

2 10. 870
27 149,230

1 6,435
923

4, 694, 370
1,972

8, 986, 400
966

4,101,725
1,498

5,734,340
.3,006

9,805,575
5,166

15, 699, 470
1,872

6, 609, 290
27 74, 060

60 302,285
32 145,500
159 667.800
204 789, 685
380

1,331,900

38 119,394

5 14,810

62 142,632

20 61. 740

2 29,000

3,020

19,167,940
532

2.604,672

1,902

11,440.530
53,047

196,963,511

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $84,300

Tabulating equipment operation
supervisor .. .

2 11,495

18 95.075

Tool and gage designer .

2 10. 746

1 6.810

Training instructor .

2 10, 995

28 164.290

Wage and classification officer

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $.5,370

2 10,995
955

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

4,830,390
2,042

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

9,262,510
988

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

4.213,820
1,561

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.656

5, 898, 450
3,111

QS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

10, 132, 530
5,348

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

16. 221, 100
1,9.37

GS-1 Range $2,500 to $2,980

6,677.350
27 73,820

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .$4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to .$4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490.

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035..

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680.

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454...

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840 ."..

Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947 (5 U. S. C. 476) .

62 310.490
34 153.825
165 688,040
211 811,305
393

1,370,400

40 125.214

5 14.810

53 144. 752

22 66. 580

2 29,000

Ungraded positions at annual rates;

2,896

18,380,912
611

Ungraded positions at hou ly and daily
rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above...

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

2, 601, 856

1,824

10,971,300
50, 892

188, 961, 996

83,586

313.729,375
4,590

9,682,377

37 174,743

77, 832

307, 241, 204
3,031

4, 276, 347

11 60,880

76, 133

300,316,755
2,766

Add salaries carried in other position
schedules paid from this account

2,414,334
24 113,730

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

75, 624. 7

299, 380, 164

172.5

6.50, 445
3,235.8

4, 191, 132

43.994
185. 951

18.463
1, 191, 663

4, 656. 722
282.329
437, 467

72, 136

298, 311, 262

171

692, 379
2,506

4, 012, 106

37, 768

70,619

293, 129, 195

183

740, 967
2,589

Other positions:
Part-time employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: Local rates

Intermittent employment: United

4,144,989
35, 788

14,500
1, 181, 299

3, 370, 251
278, 635
430,040

14,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

1, 158, 133
2, 326, 938

Njghtwork ditlerential

280, 974

Additional pay for service abroad

443, 616

All personal services, field

311.038.330

308, 328. 230

302, 276, 100

01 Personal services

317, 170. 754

314. 521. 230

308, 473, 100

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

313,480,753
3, 690. 001

309, 606. 230
4,915,000

307, 188, 100

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

1,285,000

Aircraft and Related Procurement, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

ECREAU OF AERONAUTICS

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

889

1

802

798

236

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAH 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Aircraft and Related Procurement, Nayy — Continued
OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BtTREAu OF AERONAUTICS— continued
Summary 0/ Personal SerCTce«— Continued
Averaee number of all employees

624
1.948

646
1,744

646

Add" average number carried in sched-
ule of "Ordnance and facilities,

1,723

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services.—

2,572

2,390

2,369

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$5, 939
GS-8.8
$3,699

$5, 9.53
OS-8.8
$3,935

$5. 951

GS-8.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,935

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$3,563,459
1,652

14,322
146, 263

$3, 769, 581

$3, 769, 581

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

14, 556
117,863

14, 556

Payment above basic rates

117, 863

Subtotal

3, 725, 696
8,318,000

3, 892, 000
7,738,000

3, 892. 000

Add salaries carried in schedule of
"Ordnance and facilities, Navy"..

7,645.000

Total personal services

02 Travel - -- -

12,043,696

786, 541

8,886,504

6,220,902

31,167

7,876,705

3, 037, 756, 790

59, 793

11,630,000

770. 000

6,550,000

33, 933, 188

32,000

6,341,000

1,742,972,515

56,300

11,537.000
755. 000

3, 850. 000

22, 934. 000

Services performed by other agencies-

32.000
5,831,000

1, 942, 006, 000

65, 000

3,073,662,098
38, 912, 521

1,802,285,003
66, 758, 000

1, 987, 000, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbnrsements
From Oilier Accounts

09 Equipment

200,000

3,112,574,619

1,859,043,003

1, 987, 200, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Average number of all employees

1

01 Personal services:' Positions other
than permanent

07 Other contractual services

$3,600

691, 673

41,485

$175, 682
6,615

736, 758

182, 297

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

$2,375,886

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY

$245,288

$1, 024, 415

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

889
2

802

798

Average number of all employees - -

Add average number carried in schedule
of "Ordn.-mce and facilities, Navy". . -

625
1,948

646
1,744

646
1,723

Average number of employees paid
from 01 Personal services _ - -

2,573

2,390

2,369

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary - -

$5,939
GS-8.8
$3,699

$5,953
QS-8.8
$3,935

$5, 951

QS-8.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 935

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$3,563,459
5,252

14, 322
146, 263

$3,759,581

$3,759,581

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

14, 556
117,863

14, 556
117 863

Subtotal

Add s;ilaries carried in schedule of
"Ordnance and faciUties, Navy'' .

3, 729, 296
8,318,000

3,892,000
7, 738, 000

3,892,000
7,645,000

Total personal services

02 Travel

12, 047, 296

786, 541

8, 886. 504

6, 912, 575

31,167

10, 252, 591

3,038,002,078

41, 485

69, 793

11,630,000

770,000

fi, 5.'i0. 000

34,108,870

32,000

6,341,000

1,743,996,930

6,615

66,300

11,537,000
755. 000

03 Transportation of things

3, 850. 000

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agen-

22, 934. 000
32, 000

08 Supplies and materials

5, 831, 000

1, 942, 006, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

55,000

Total direct obligations

3,077,020,030
38, 912, 521

1,803,491,715
56,758,000

1.987,000,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

200, 000

3, 115, 932, 551

1,860,249,715

1, 987, 200. 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Engineer, aeronautical develoi.iment

Engineer, aeronautical research

Engineer, general

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Engineer, aeronautical-

Engineer, aeronautical development.

Engineer, aeronauticiil research

Engineer, aircraft structural de-
velopment

E ngineer, general. _

Engineer, industrial. _.

Engineer, materials _ _.

Engineer, mechanical..-

Mathematician

Industrial specialist

Production specialist -..

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical develop-
ment - - -

Engineer, aeronautical instruments-
Engineer, aeronautical power plant

development.

Engineer, aeronautical research--...
Engineer, aeronautical research,

development, and design

Engineer, aiicraft development con-
trol -.-

Engineer, aircraft performance..

Engineer, aircraft structural devel-
opment.

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical -

Engmeer, electronic, general..

Engineer, electronic radio

Engineer, general

E ugin eer, mechanical.

Contract specialist

Industrial specialist...

Mathematician ---

Physicist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

E n giueer , aeronautical.

Engineer, aeronautical develop-
ment - -

Engineer, aeronautical instruments.
Engineer, aeronautical power plant

development - - .

Engineer, aeronautical power plant

research

Ensineer, aeronautical research

Engineer, aircraft development con-
trol

Engineer, aircraft modification de-
sign

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num
her

Total
salary

Num
her

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

1
1

1

.$12,000
12, 000
12, 000

1
1

1

$12,400
12,400
12,400

1
1

1

$12,600
12,600
12,600

1

11,800
22,600
11,050

2

1

2
1

22.850
11,300

2
1

23,100
11,560

1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1

10, 800
*!, 200

11, 800
11,050
11, 800
11,050
10, 800
10, 800

1

5
I

1
1
1
1
1

10, 800
54,500
11,800
11,300
11,800
11,300
11,050
11,050

1
5
1

1
1

1
1

1

11,050
55,250
11, 800
11,550
11,800
11,300
11,300
11,050

3

29,800

2

20,200

2

20, 400

2
1

19.800
9,800

2

1

19,800
10, 000

2
1

20,200
10,000

4
2

40, 200
10, 400

3

1

30,400
9,800

3

1

30,600
10,000

5

49,200

6

58,800

6

59,600

1
1

9.600
9,600

1
1

9.800
9,600

1
1

10,000
9,800

3
1
2
3
3
4
1
1
1
1
1

29,200
10, 400
19,800
30,600
30. 000
39, 600
9,600
9,6f)0
10, 000
9,600
9,800

2
1
1
4
2
4
1
1
1
1
1

19,400
10, 600
10, 400
40, 600
20,200
39.200
9.600
9.800
10.200
10. 000
10,000

2
1
1
4
2
4
1
1
1
1
1

19,600
10.600
10,600
41.000
20,400
39,600
9,800
9,800
10,400
10,200
10,000

1
8

8,360
70, 480

1
8

8,560
70, 480

1
7

8,760
62,920

3
3

26.280
26,680

3
3

26, 480
26, 280

3
3

26,880
26,880

7

59,120

7

69, 120

7

60,520

2

4

17,120
35,440

2

4

17,120
34,440

2
4

17,620
34,840

7

59,720

8

67. 280

7

60,320

1

9,160

1

9,160

1

9,360

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

237

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9.360— Con.
Ensineer, aircraft preliminary de-

siiui -

Engineer, aircraft structural devel-
opment

Engineer, aircraft stabilization and

control

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic, general

Engineer, electronic, radio

Engineer, electronic, wire commu-
nication _.

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, natural gas

Engineer, ordnance

Contract specialist

Industrial specialist

Production specialist

General supply olEcer. —

Organization and methods examiner-
Physicist, general

Purchasing agent

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Contract negotiator

Engineer, aeronautical-

Engineer, aeronautical develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical power plant

development

Engineer, aeronautical power plant

research —

Engineer, aeronautical research —
Engineer, aircraft development and

control

Engineer, aircraft flutter and vi-
bration

Engineer, aircraft modification de-
sign -

Engineer, aircraft preliminary de-
sign

Engineer, aircraft stability and

control --

Engineer, aircraft structural de-
velopment

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic, general

Engineer, electronic, instruments...

Engineer, electronic, radio

Engineer, electronic, sonar

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Industrial specialist

Production specialist

General supply officer

Meteorologist

Printing and publications officer

Program analvst

GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Budget administrator -.

Contract negotiator __

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aeronautical instruments..
Engineer, aeronautical power plant

development

Engineer, aircraft modification

design

Engineer, aircraft performance

Engineer, aircraft stability and con-
trol...

Engineer, aircraft stress analysis

Engineer, aircraft structural loads..

Engineer, chemical...

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic, general...

Engineer, electronic, radio

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical

Equipment specialist, aircraft

Electronics specialist

Industrial specialist

Production specialist

Tool and gage construction special-
ist

Mathematician

Procin-ement officer

Production requirements officer

Purchasing agent.

Statistician, analytical

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Budget administrator

Printing and publications officer

Publications requirements officer...
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

A dministrative assistant

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aircraft performance

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25,680

3 27, 480

8,960
26,280
25,480
34, 240
60.720

17.920

51. 960

17.320

8.360

44. 200

18, 320

43,800

16, 720

27,080

8,560

8,760

9,360

18. 120

8,660

7 51, 280

14 104, 360

1 7, 440

13 93. 520

1 7. 040

1 7, 040

10 72, 200

1 7. 040

2 14,280

3 21,320
2 14, 080

3
1
2
5
2

12
1
3
1

10
3
1
1
1

21, 120

7,040

14, 080

37,200

14, 480

85, 880

7,040

22,120

7,440

71,800

21,120

7,440

7,240

7,040

2 15.280
1 7, 040

6,140
31, 100
23. 960

6,740

2 11.880

6.940
13.280
6.940
5.940
6.140
12.080
23.760
6.140
24.160

1954 estimate

1 6, 140

2 12, 880

6.140
5.940

12,880
6.140

12.080

5.500
12.000
6.000

6.435
10, 370

>}um- Total
ber salary

4 $33,640

3 26, 280

3 26, 880

3 25, 480

4 34. 840
8 69. 280

1

2
2
2
4
2
12
1
3
1
8
2
2
1
1
1
1
1

9,160
61,960
17. 620

8.660
35.040
17, 720
27, 080
17, 120
27,280

8.560

8,760

, 160
.760

7 51, 480
16 119,840

1 7,640

12 86, 280

1 7, 240

1 7, 040

8 67,320

1 7, 040

2 14, 480

3 21, 920

7,040

14,280

14.280

14.280

29.360

14.680

86,880

7,240

22. 320

7,440

56. 920

14. 480

14, 4S0

7,240

7,240

7,040

7,840

7,240

1 5,940

1 6. 340

6 31. 500

4 24, 360

5.940
18,020

5.940
12. fiSO
11.880
6.140
6.140
5.940
6.140

23, 960
5,940
5.940
6.140
5,940

6.940
6,140
6,140

13, 080
6,340

12, 480

6.500
6.126
6,125

5,560
10. 370
5.060

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $26,880
3 26. 480

3 27. 080

3 26. 080

3 26, 480

8 70, 680

1

9,160
52,760
17, 720

8,560
35. 440
17, 720
27, 480
17.120
27. 480

8.760

8,960

9.360
8.760

7 52. 080
15 113,600

1 7, 840
9 66, 560

2
2
2
4
2
11
1
3
1
6
2
2
1
1
1
1
1

7.440
7,240

5 37, 200

7,240

3 22, 320

7,240

14.680

14, 480

14,680

29.960

15,080

81,440

7,440

22. 520

7.640

43, 640

14. 4S0

14,880

7.440

7,240

7,240

7,840

7,240

I 6. 140

1 6. 340

6 32. 300

4 24. 760

1 6. 140

2 12. 480

6.140
6.940
12.280
6.340
6,340
6,140
6,140

18,620
6,140
6.140
6,340
6,140

6,140
6,340
6,340

13. 080
6.340

12. 680

6.625
6.250
6.250

5,685
10, 620
5,185

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5.810— Con.
Engineer, aircraft preliniinary de-
sign...

Engineer, electronic, radio

Engineer, ordnance design

Electronic specialist

Engineering draftsman

Procurement specialist

Production electronics requirements

assistant

Publications requirements officer. ..

Sm-plus property disposal officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370 ,

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to .$4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-^. Range $3,176 to $3.666

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aeronautical research de-
velopment and design

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aerodynamic develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electrical

O.S-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aerodynamic develop-
ment

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aircraft design

Engineer, general

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545....

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4.160.

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Ungraded positions at aimual rates:

Rates of $5,060 or above

Rates less than $5.060 —

Ungraded positions at hourly and daily
rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above....
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .
Payment above liasic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, field

Total, departmental and field

Add salaries appearing in the schedule
of "Ordnance and facilities. Navy"...

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11. 746
5.060
5.060
10. 495
5.060
5.060

16. 555

30.050

5.185

29.845

80. 315

33.860

202.300

339. 770

214. 420

2
1
1
2
1
1

3

6
1
6

18
8

56
102

70

484.2

2. 930. 815

0. 5 1. 662

11. 696

96. 166

484.7

3. 040. 329

6 53, 760

3 25, 680

11 81, 840

3 22. 320

6 45. 240

3 22. 920

5 31, 200

19. 020
12. 280
40.440
17.820
96. 976
67. 710
10. 980
5. 660

22
17
3

11 66,220
2 9, 003

7 39. 537
195 680,525

310

1.349,130
171.1

716, 486

632, 644
3,600
2.626

50,097

688, 967

3, 729. 296
8,318,000

12, 047, 296

1954 estimate

Nimi- Total
ber salary

$5. 935
6.185
6. 185

10.120
5.185

10, 120

1
1
1
2
1
2

3

4
2
5

17
7

53
102

66

15. 805
23.115
10. 245
24. 975
76. 736
29.065
198, 730
340. 330
200,070

3. 310. 450

6i

492

2, 989. 710

11.499
92. 791

3. 094. 000

45, 420
26.080

15.080
38. 320
23. 320

25. 460

12,880
12, 480
34. 320
18. 220
85. 175
66. 820
11.365
2,910

63. 390
9,394

5 31,474
151 658, 952

246

1,129,130
359, 259

769, 871

3,057
25, 072

798, 000

3. 892. 000
7, 738. 000

11.6i0.000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 935
5,310
5.310

10. 245
5.310

10, 245

16. 180

23. 240

10. 370

25. 350

82. 690

29.940

211.060

362. 285

218. 100

1
I
1
2
1
2

3
4
2
5

18
7

66
107

70

552

3, 285, 626
295. 916

492

2,989.710

11. 499
92, 791

492

3. 094, 000

46, 220

20,280

67, 880

15, 280
38, 320
23, 520

25, 460

12,880
12, 480
34, 120
18, 420
84, 550
56. 446
11.730
2,990

53, 390
9,394

5 31,474
151 558,962

2
2
5
3
19
14
3
1

246
1,
92

1,128,786
358, 914

9, 871

3,057
26, 072

3, 892, 000
7,616,000

Ships and Facilities, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUBEAU OF SHIPS

Summary of Personal Serrices

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

87,408
35

62,824
23

58, 193
23

270200 — 54-

-18

238

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1965

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Ships and Facilities, Navy — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

BUREAU OF SHIPS— continued

Summary of Persrmal Serpices— Continued

Average number of all employees

Deduct average number carried in other
position schedules

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services...

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade.

Ungraded positions; Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Subtotal

Deduct portion of salaries carried on
schedule for "Marine Corps troops
and facilities"

Total personal service obligations...

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services.

Labor contracts with foreign
government *.

Labor provided by the Federal
Republic of Germany and the
Berlin Magistral'

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment...

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appropri-
ated funds

Reimbursement from non-Federal
sources:

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Total reimbursement from non-
Federal sources

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbtnse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

07 Other contractual services.

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts..

Total obligations.

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

1953 actual

83,277
50

83, 227

$4,463
GS-6.4

$3, 621

CPC-6.9

$4,151

$331, 964, 689

119,113

1, 277, 164

22. 966, 846

356, 327, 802

232, 765

356, 095, 037

353. 095. 037
5,862.127
4.169,791
8,6.11,683
9. 860, 031
3, 436, 762

144, 693, 564

11,980,000

1, 844, 049
320, 028, 801
127, 776, 929

1.989,863

2, 469, 266

995, 747, 902

748, 000
29,514

996,625.416

3. 000. 000
3, 100, 000
45, 324. 038
61, 498, 998
35, 000

112, 958, 036

1, 109, 483, 452

1954 estimate

59, 170
1,332

K461
GS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-5.9

$4,162

$246, 922, 200

60.600

949,700

11,198,700

259,121,200

6, 256, 000

252, 866, 200

249, 866, 200
5, 840, 000
4, 200, 000
8, 600, 000
10,0&4,600
3,001,600

189,862,600

16,372,000

2, 243, 000
268,281,600
111,870,000

400,000

3, 000, 000

873,601,300

4, 000, 000

877,601,300

3, 000. 000

8, 500. 000

64, 028, 000

39, 780. 000

40.000

116.348,000

992, 949, 300

$4, 731
GS-7.0

.$3, 077

CPC^.2

$3,943

$4,929

as-7.2

$3, 124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

1955 estimate

55, 0,58
64

54,994

$4,461
GS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-6.9

K152

$229, 653, 500

50,600

883, 000

10,295,500

240, 782, 600

300,600

240,482,100

237,482,100
6.191,000
4, 200, 000
10, 600, 000
9, 500, 000
3, 000, 000

222, 997, 000

16,261,000

2, 185, 000
273, 089, 900
144, 000, 000

400, 000

3, 600, 000

932, 406, 000

3, 400, 000

935, 806, 000

3,000,000

8,500,000

38. 728. 000

40, 000, 000

45,000

90, 273, 000

1, 026, 079, 000

$4,958
OS-7.2

$3. 151

CPC-4.0

$4, 079

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE

INTERIOR— continued
01 Personal services:

$312,640
14, 175

1,202
11, 594

$259, 300
14, 200

1,000
9,000

$236, 900

Other positions

14,200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

900

Payment above basic rates --

8,600

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detail of personal services.

Department of the Interior)

02 Travel

339,511
15. 408
7, 267
1,468
6,510
11,106
107, 458
65, 318
2,128

283,500
10,700
4,400
1,100
7,800
11,100
105, 200
22, 700
2,000

260,600
9,000

03 Transportation of things

1 800

04 rnmmliniPAfinn services

1,100

6,600

9,600

08 Supplies and materials

46 100

13, 600

15 Taxes and assessments

1,700

545, 174

448,600

360,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

$511,096
91

$646, 000

$610, 000

08 Supplies and materials

511, 187

646. 000

610, 000

ALLOCATION TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT

08 Supplies and materials

$608, 000

.«fin Ofio

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERGY
COMMISSION

07 Other contractual services

$3, 630, 427

$375, 200

$3 274 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

07 Other contractual services

$5,187

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

87,873
39

62,883
27

58,246
27

Average number of all employees

83, 343

50

59,231
1,332

55, 113

64

Deduct average number carried in other
position schedules.

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services. . .

83,293

67, 899

55,049

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 463
GS-6.4

$3, 521
CPC-5.9

$4, 161

$4, 461
GS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-5.9

$4,152

$4, 461

Average grade.. .

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,520

CPC-5.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

K152

Personal service obligations:

$332, 277, 229

133.288

1. 278. 356

22, 978, 440

$247, 181, 500

64,800

9M, 700

11,207,700

$229, 790, 400

64,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .

883,900
10, 304, 100

Subtotal.

356, 667, 313
232, 765

259,404,700
6,265,000

241, 043, 200

Deduct portion of salaries carried on
schedule tor "Marine Corps troops and

300,500

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

356, 434, 548

253, 149, 700

240, 742, 700

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

353, 434, 5 18
5, 867, 536
4,177,058
8,653,151
9,865,541
3, 436, 762

148, 751, 380

11,980,000
1, 844, 049

250, 149, 700
6, 850, 700
4, 204, 400
8,601,100
10, 072, 400
3,001,500

190, 894, 800

16, 372, 000
2, 243, OOO

237, 742, 700

02 Travel . .

5.200,000
4,201,800

04 Communication services

10,001, 100

9, 506, 500

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

3, 000, 000
226 890, 600

Labor contracts with foreign
governments '

16, 261, 000

Labor provided by the Federal
Republic of Germany and the
Berlin Magistral 3

2, 185, 000

1 Average number of persons— 1953, 14,695: 1954, 16,308; 1955, 14,530.
' -Average number of persons— 1963, 1,642; 1954, 1,946; 1955, 1,900.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

239

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued
Direct Obligalioiu—Contirmed
Appropriated funds— Continued

$320,136,350

127,832,247

1,989,863

2, 471, 393

$268, 994, 700

111.892,700

400,000

3,002,000

$273. 496, 000

144. 013. 600

400.000

15 Taxes and assessments

3, 501, 700

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds

1,000.439,877

875,679.000

937. 000. OOO

Reimbursement from non-Federal
sources:
08 Supplies and materials

748,000
29,514

4, 000, 000

3, 400, 000

09 Equipment

Total reimbursement from non-
Federal sources _ _

777, 514

4, 000, 000

3, 400. 000

1,001,217.391

879. 679, 000

940, 400, 000

Obligalions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

3, 000. 000
3, 100, 000
45. 324. 038
61,498.998
35,000

3, 000, 000

8, 500, 000

64, 028, 000

39, 780, 000

40,000

3, 000, 000

07 Other contractual services

8, 600, 000

38. 728. 0(;«1

09 Equipment

40. 000. 000

45.000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

112.958.036

115. 348. 000

90, 273. 000

Total obligations

1,114,175,427

995.027,000

1, 030, 673, 000

Construction of Ships, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

BUREAU OF SHIPS

Total number of permanent pasitions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions; Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess ot 52-week
base --

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services..
Travel

Transportation of things —
Communication services —
Rents and utility services...
Printing and reproduction..
Other contractual services..

Supplies and materials

Equipment-

Taxe^ and assessments

Subtotal- . -

Deduct portion of foregoing subtotal
financed from orders (or agreements)
included in prior year obligations

1953 actual

12, 496
11.508

$4,463
OS-6.4

$3,521

CPC-5.9

$4,151

$46. 595, 962

180, 433
3, 061, 981

49, 838, 376

202. 736

699, 867

29,971

4,402

19,678

4. 543. 028

25. 192, 995

1964 estimate

2,747
2,259

$4,461
GS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-5.9

$4,152

1955 estimate

1,050
869

U. 461
QS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-5.9

$4, 152

$9, 922, 900

38,100
425.900

29,659

Obligations incurred..

80, 560, 612

22, 833, 911

57, 726, 701

10. 386. 900

126.000

420.000

14.000

2.100

11.000

8. 040. 748

17.029.000

22, 497. 297

14, 000

58, 541, 045

58, 641, 045

$3, 867, 700

15.000
164. 100

4. 046. 800

155,000

615,000

17.000

2.600

13.000

12,145.500

20. 884. OOO

27, 594. 100

17.000

65, 390. 000

65, 390, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY

07 Other contractual services.

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services.

Total number of permanent positions..
Average number of all employees

$25. 056

$12, 156, 649

12, 496
11,508

$1, 864, 149

2,747
2,259

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,463
GS-6.4

$3,521

CPC-5.9

$4. 151

$4, 461
GS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-5.9

$4,152

$4. 401

OS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

.$3,520

Average grade .

CPC-5.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4. 152

01 Personal services:

$46. 595, 962

180, 433
3,061,981

$9, 922, 900

38,100
426,900

$3. 867, 700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

15,000

164,100

Total personal services (see Con-

49, 838, 376

202, 736

699, 867

29, 971

4. 402

19, 678

16, 724, 633

25, 192, 995

10, 386, 900

126, 000

420. 000

14. 000

2. 100

11. 000

9. 907. 441

17. 029. 000

22. 497, 297

14.000

4, 046, 800

02 Travel

155, 000

515, 000

04 Communication services

17,000

2,600

06 Printing and reproduction

13,000

12, 145, 600

08 Supplies and materials

20. 884. OOO

27. 594. 100

15 Taxes and assessments .. ..

29, 559

17.000

92, 742, 217
22. 833, 911

60, 407, 738

65,390,000

Deduct portion of foregoing subtotal
financed from orders (or agreements)
included in prior year obligations

Obligations incurred

69, 908, 306

60. 407. 738

66, 390, 000

Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

BUREAU OF SHirS

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

33,440

2

36,301
2

36,850
2

31,668
2,442

33, 656
2,360

34,930

Add averace number of man-years car-
ried in other position schedules

2,360

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services. . .

34, 110

35, 916

37,290

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 463
GS-6.4

.$3, 521

CPC-5.9

$4, 161

$4, 461
OS-6.4

$3,520

CPC-5.9

$4,152

$4, 461

Average grade

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,620

Average grade

CPC-6.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 152

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$140, 823, 879
10, 330

540. 023
9. 213, 448

$154, 005, 600
7,000

590, 500
6, 788, 800

$160, 324, 500

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

7,000
616, 600

7, 076, 300

Total personal services (see Con-

160,587,680

402, 422

1, 467, 583

66. 189

44. 659

56. 077

44. 507. 336

86, 232, 474

237,801,723

104, 126

161, 391, 800

480, 000

3, 086, 000

90,000

64, 000

70, 000

53,912,400

204,166.000

398. 564. 756

121.000

168, 024, 400

02 Travel

628. 000

5. 420. 000

119.000

05 Rents and utilitv services

93. 000

96. 000

97. 296. 600

08 Supplies and materials

268. 400. 000

440. 467. 000

15 Taxes and assessments

160.000

521, 270, 169
97, 687, 000

821,944,956
16,626,000

980,694,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

14, 266. 000

Total obligations - _ - .

618, 967, 169

838, 670, 966

994. 959. 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

$37, 624, 400

.$411,800

240

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

33, 440
2

36, 301
2

36,860
2

31,668
2,442

33, 666
2,360

34, 930

Add average number of man-years car-
ried in other position schedules

2,360

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services. -.

34, 110

35, 916

37,290

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,463
GS-6.4

$3, 521

CPC-5.9

$4,161

$4, 461
GS-6,4

$3. 520

rpc-5.9

$4, 162

$4. 461

as-6.4

Oralis, piotectlve, and custodial grades:

$3, 520

CPC-5.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,152

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

$140, 823, 879
10,330

540, 023
9, 213, 448

$164,005,500
7,000

590, 600
6, 788, 800

$160,324,600
7,000

616,600

Payment above basic rates.. .

7, 076, 300

160, 687, 680

402, 422

1,467,583

66, 189

44, 669

66, 077

44, 607, 336

86, 232, 474

237, 801, 723

104, 126

161,391,800

480, 000

3, 086, 000

90,000

64,000

70, 000

91,5.36,800

204, 166, 000

398, 564, 766

121,000

168, 024, 400

02 Travel

628, 000

6, 420. 000

04 Communication services

119,000
93, 000

06 Printing and reproduction.

96, 000

07 Other contractual services

97, 708. 400
268, 400, 000

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments ..

440, 467, 000
150, 000

621,270,169
97,687,000

859, 569, 356
16, 626, 000

981, 105, 800

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

9 Equipment

14, 265, 000

Total obligations

618,967,169

876, 195, 356

995, 370, 800

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from appropriations to the Bureau of

Ships

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEKVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,000:

Position established by act of Aug. 1,

1947, 6 U. S. C. 171P

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Supervisory electronics engineer

Supervisory marine engineer

Supervisory naval architect

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant comptroller for accounting.

Assistant comptroller for budget

Assistant director of contracts

Attorney-adviser

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electrical communica-
tions

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, marine _

Engineer, nuclear power

Industrial relations director

Naval architect

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Senior contract negotiator.

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accoimtant

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Budget officer

Engineer, amphibious combat ve-
hicle design

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electrical communica-
tions _

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general...

Engineer, marine

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13, 600

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

1 11, 650

10,800
11,050
11,050

11,060
11,050
10,800

10, 800

11, 060

2 21, 850
1 11,800

3 28, 800

9,600

1
3

1
11

7
10

9,600
29,200

9,800

108, 000

68,600

97,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 600

1 12, 400
1 12, 400
1 12, 000

11,650
10, 800
10, 800
11,300
11,300

11,300
11,300
11,050
11,060
11,060
10, 800
10, 800
10, 800
10, 800

1 9,600
3 29, 200

2 19, 200
1 9,600

1
1

4

1
12

9,600

9,600

39, 400

10,000
118,200

88.600
118,200

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 600

12, 600
12,600
12, 000

11,800
10. 800
10, 800
11,300
11,650

11,650
11.650
11,050
11,050
11,300
10. 800
11,060
10, 800
10, 800

9,600
29, 600
19,200

9, fiOO

9,600

9, 800

39, 800

1 10,200

12 120,200

9 89, 200

12 119,400

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.
Engineer, marine power plant-
development

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical..

Engineer, nuclear power

Engineer, welding

Industrial relations assistant direc-
tor

Industrial specialist

Laboratory management and re-
quirements coordinator

Metallurgist

Naval architect —

Organization and methods examiner-
Physical science administrator

Physicist

Production control specialist

Statistician

Supervisory contract specialist

Supply officer

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant.-

Administrative officer

Attorney-adviser

Budget administrator

Classification and employment

head

Contract specialist

Employee relations and training

head

Engineer, amphibious combat ve-
hicle design

Engineer, chemical...

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, marine

Engineer, marine power plant de-
velopment--

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, production

Engineer, safety

Engineer, welding..

Fiscal officer

Industrial relations officer

Industrial specialist

Librarian.

Metallurgist

Naval architect

Organization and methods exam-
iner—

Personnel officer

Physicist.. _

Production specialist

Research coordinator

Statistician

Supply catalog supervisor

Supply officer

Technologist

Training officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Budget administrator

Contract specialist

Employee relations officer

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, marine

Engineer, marine powerplant devel-
opment

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, valuation

Engineer, welding

Equipment specialist

Industrial relations officer..

Industrial specialist

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Naval architect.

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Physicist

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Publications supervisor...

Staff requirements planner (field)...

Statistician

Statistical officer

Supply catalog officer

Supply officer

Training officer

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant.. -

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Budget administrator

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$20, 800

38, 600

10,000

9,600

9,800

1 9, 800
4 40, 200

2
17
1
1
2
1
1
2
2

3
6
4
2

1
17

19, 600

164,800

9,600

9,600

19,800
9,800
9,800

19, 600

19, 600

26, 280
43, 400
34, 640
16, 920

8,360
143, 120

2
32
47
17
23

6
12
14
10
1
2
2
4
9
1
5
30

3

1
7
5
8
2
1
3
1
1

5
5
2

29
1
1
7

63
114

20
2

50

7
10
27
1
2
2
1
16
1
2
74
4
2
2
10
1
7
1
1
4

16. 720
282. 320
410. 620
144. 920
196, 680

43, 400
102, 720
122, 440

85. 200
8,760

16, 920

17. 520

34, 640
78. 440

8,560
42, 000
259, 600

26, 480

8.360

61. 320

43,000

70, 680

17, 120

8, 360

26, 880

8,660

8,760

43, 240

35, 600
37, 000
15, 080

212, 960

7,040

7,240

61, 280

461,720

833, 360

145, 600

14, 280

368, 400

61, 680

73,000

200, 280

8,040
14, 080
15, 080

7,240
118, 440

7,240
14,080
662, 360
28,560
14. 080
14, 080
72, 000

7,440
51, 480

7,040

7,440
29, 160

15,080

61, 680

7,440

36, 040

41,780

17,820

6,340

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,400
39, 000
29, 200

9,600

1 10,000
4 40,400

9. 600
19.800
187, 200
9,800
9.800
20, 000
9,800
9,800
29, 400
19, 800

5 43. 000

5 43. 600

3 26. 880

3 26, 280

1 8, 660

16 128,600

8,660

8, 360
17,120
272, 960
395, 000
145,320
180, 660

44, 400
86, 000

112,480
51,660
8,760
17,320
17,920
35, 440
44, 600
8,760
42, 800

261,200

34, 440
8,660
52, 660
35, 040
62, 320

25, 880
8,560

26, 480
8,760
8,760

43, 440

28, 960

30, 760

22, 320

182, 200

7,240

7,440

43,840

406, 440

745, 680

118,040

7,240

305, 840

62, 080

73, 400

163, 480

8,040

14, 280

15, 280
7,440

111,600
7,440

1
2
31
45
17
21

6
10
13
6
1
2

2
4
6
1
6
30

4
1

6
4
7
3
1
3
1
1

6
4
4
3

26
1
1
6

66
102

16
1

41

7

10
22
1
2
2
1
15
1

468, 680
29,360
14, 480
14,480
72, 400

7,640
37, 200

7,240

7,640
14, 480

7,040
15,280
62, 680

7,640

6 36, 440

7 42, 980
3 18, 420
1 6,640

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

241

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Budget analyst

Business specialist—

Contract specialist

Employee relations oflficer

Engineer, amphibious combat ve-
hicle design

Engineer, chemical.

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, marine

Engineer, marine power plant

development.

Engineer, materials —

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, welding

Equipment specialist

Fiscal ofhcer

Industrial specialist

Librarian

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Naval architect

Oceanographer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel specialist.

Physicist

Procurement ofEcer

Production specialist

Publications specialist...

Research coordinator..

Staft requirements planner (field)...

Statistician

Statistical officer

Supply cataloger...

Supply ofiicer

Technologist

Training officer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Personnel specialist

Statistical officer

Supply officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Attorney-advisor

Budget analyst-.

Budget assistant

Contract administration assistant. ..

Employee counselor

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, marine

Engineer, marine power plant

development

Engineer, materials -

Engineer, mechanical

Engineering draftsman

Equipment specialist

Industrial relations assistant.

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Librarian

Library assistant

Metallurgist

Naval architect

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Personnel specialist —

Physicist

Procurement assistant..

Production specialist

Psychologist (testing)

Publications assistant

Research coordinator...

Statistician

Statistical clerk..

Supply cataloger

Supply officer

Training officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955....

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3,680..

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230.

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $6,060..

Total permanent, departmental. .

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

9 $54,260
2 12, 080
19 113, 260

6,940
23,960

6,940
328,680
608, 680
108, 780
335, 820

49,320
37,440
193, 400
19,020
204, 020

6, .540
83,220
23.960

5,940

6,140
373, 660
12,280
73,280
24,360
37, 040
12, 480
48, 320
11,880
18, 820

5,940
24,160

6,140
24, 360
183. 200
12. 480
13, 080

1 6, 125
1 5. 500
4 23, 125

42.980
115,820
15, 180
47, 415
25, 925

42, 980
10, 995
15, 180

224. 395
261, 625
98, 615
6,060
182, 225

20,365
16,805
88, 520

15, 930
135. 560

1,5, 555
31,235

16, 180
20, 865

5,310

20, 990

26.5, 935

30, 985

5,060
25, 425

5,060
111,010
25,800

6,060
10, 120
10, 120
16.055

5,060
21,490
252, 256
26, 676

43, 955

3
42
60
19

1
35

4

3
17

3
26

3

6

3

4

1

4
51

6

1

5

1
21

6

1

2

2

3
1
4
48
5
9
524

2, 285, 170
76 310,920
488

1,788,206
741

2, 463, 875
870

2, 674, 100
116 350,120

2 7, 360

4 12, 520

47 133,064

1 2,840

40 133, 621

4,728

22, 665, 890

1964 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

8 $49,920

2 12, 480
17 102,180

1 5,940

1 6, 140

3 18, 220

37 233,380

75 462,300

17 109, 580

49 316,260

44,380

26,660

149, 620

19, 220

192, 540

6,740

82,620

24, 760

6,140

6,340

336, 420

6,340

73,880

24,560

24, 560

12, 880
49.920
12,280
19,020

6,140
24,760
6,340

25, 160
185, 400

6,140

13, 480

1 6, 625
4 23,375

43, 356

122.380

1.5, 180

52, 725

31,110

43,230

16, 055

15, 430

230. 965

268, 565

99. 390

5.060

178, 415

10, 246

15, 930
82.836

16. 180
130, 626

15, 680
31, 360
15, 305
20, 990
5,435
21, 115
284, 065
26, 175

7

2

21

4

1

2

2

3

1

4

45

5

9

447

1, 971, 010
76 312,920
465

1, 708, 625

36, 796
10, 120

111,636
21, 240
5,185
10,245
10, 245
16. 180
5,185
21.615

236, 825
26, 800
44,205

838^
105'

:. 501, 090

, 577, 540
315, 150

2 7, 360

4 12, 600

47 133, 864

40 140,917

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

8 $49,920

2 12, 480
15 90, 300

1 5,940

1 6, 140

3 18, 220

36 225, 640

73 450,420

17 109, 680

48 309,320

44, 580
25,760
132. 940
19. 420
186. 800

6,740
76,680
24, 760

6,140

6,340
323. 540

6,340
67,940
24.760
24,760
12,880
49,920
12,280
19. 020

6.140
24.960

6,340
25, 360
179, 460

6,140
13, 480

1 5,750
4 23, 625

8

21

3

9

6

7

3

3

41

47

18

1

32

2
3

15
3

24
3
5
3
4
1
4

61
6

43. 855
112,260

15, 430
47,416
31,360
38, 170

16, 305
15, 180

220,835
248, 445
94. 330
5.185
168, 295

10. 370

15, 930
77. 775

16, 430
125, 565

1.5.6.S0
26, 300
15. 305
21, 240
5,660
21, 116
267. 560
26, 425

36,045
10, 120

112, 635
21,240
5,310
10, 370
10. 245
16, 430
6,310
21,615

226. 705
27, 050
44,705

7

2

21

4

1

2

2

3

1

4

43

6

9

435

1,918,425
75 309,125
451

1, 656, 910
726

2, 421, 210
826

2, 530, 310
100 300,040

2 7, 360

4 12, 600

45 128,760

40 140,917

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules..

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential.

4,293

20, 247, 129

13, 861
10, 304
77, 874

963,780
10, 284

4, 476 4, 361

21, 460, 631 20, 876, 692

All personal services, departmental-
Field:
General schedule grades:

Position established by act of .\ug.
1, 1947, 6 U. S. C. 171P.-

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Electronic scientist

Naval architect -

Physical science administrator

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Engineer, marine

Geophysicist

Metallurgist

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Psychologist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Biologist

Chemist

Contract specialist

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, marine

Engineer, materials

Engineer, structural research

Engineer, welding

Inspector, ordnance ,.

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Naval architect.

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Physicist

Scientific research administrator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser.

Biochemist

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, hydraulic

Engineer, Industrial

Engineer, marine

Engineer, materials...

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance -

Engineer, research _.

Engineer, welding-

Industrial specialist

Inspector, ordnance

Mathematician

Mathematical statistician

Metallurgist

Naval architect

Oceanographer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Planning and estimating supervisor

Production metallurgist

Production specialist —

Production superintendent

Psyciiologist

Publications editor

Scientific staff assistant

Statistician..

Technologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative officer

Allowance specialist

Biologist

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

510
$2,815,657

75 406,896

4,106

19, 850, 700

13,000
12,000
76,300

764,800
10, 200

21, 323, 232

1 13,500

1 12, 400

1 12, 400

1 12, 200

3
3
1
1
1
6
4
1

1
4
1
12
14
1
6
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
11

32,900
32, 650
11,800
11, 0.50
11,800
66, 050
44, 450
10,800

9,800
38,800

9,600
116,400
136,000
10,000
49,400

9,600
10,200
19,400
10.200
10,400

9,800
29,200

9,600
110,400

1 9,800

1 9.800

17 166,000

1 9,800

7
2
1
2
6
4
1

36

30
6
3

16

20
1
9

18
4

14
3
1
1
6
2
2
1
4

38
1

62,520

18,320

8,660

17.120

43.000

33,440

8,560

302, 360

258. 800

43.800

25, 880

141, 560

176, 600

8,660

79, 440

160.880

35,840

122,840

26,880

9,360

9,160

42,400

17,320

16, 720

8,360

33,440

329, 480

8,360

52, 560
55,160
8,560
246, 040
63,120
8,360
16,920
17, 520
26,280
8,560
8,360
9,160
17, 520

7 61, 280

7 62, 680

3 22, 120

6 35, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

457
$2, 076, 031

86 466,200

3,923

19, 152, 300

13,000
12,000
73,700

609,800
10,200

20, 717, 000

1 12, 400
1 12, 600
1 12, 400

3
3
1
1
1
6
4
1

1
4
1

12
14
1
5
1
1
2
1
1
1
3
1
11

33,160
33, 160
11,800
11,300
11,800
66, 560
44, 950
10, 800

10,000

39,200

9,800

117,200

137, 000

10, 000

49,800

9,800

10,200

19, 600

10, 400

10. 400

10, 000

29,600

9,800

111,200

1 10,000

1 9.800

17 167,400

1 10,000

7
2
I
2
5
4
1

37

30
5
3

16

20
1
9

18
4

14
3
1
1
5
2
2
1
4

39
1

6
6
1
29
7
1
2
2
3
1
1
1
2

62, 920

18. 520

8,760

17, 520

43,400

33,840

8,760

312, 720

260, 000

44,200

26. 280

142, 560

176. 600

8,760

80,040

161, 680

36, 240

123,840

27,080

9,360

9,360

42.800

17,720

17, 120

8.560

33,640

339, 840

8,660

62, 960

65, 660

8,560

247, 040

63,720

8,360

17, 120

17, 720

26, 480

8,760

8,560

9,160

17, 720

7 61. 880

7 63. 280

3 22. 520

6 36, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

614
$2. 190, 592

86 466,200

19, 871, 000

1 12, 600
1 12,600
1 12, 400

33,650
33,400
11,800
11,300
11,800
67, 550
45, 450
11,050

10,000

39,600

9,800

118,400

139, 000

10,200

50,400

9,800

10,400

19,600

10,400

10. 600

10. 000

29.800

9.800

112.000

1 10. 000

1 10, 000

16 160,400

1 10, 000

7
2
1
2
6
4
1

36

29
6
3

16

19
1
9

18
4

14
3
1
1
5
2
2
1
4

37
1

63.520

18. 720

8.760

17. 520

44, 000

34.240

8.760

304. 160

252,240

44,800

26,480

143,360

167, 240

8,760

80,640

162, 480

36,640

123,640

27,480

9,360

9,360

43,400

17,720

17,120

8,560

34, 240

321. 620

8,560

63,360

56,160

8,760

228, 320

64, 520

8,560

17, 320

17,920

26, 880

8,760

8,660

9,360

17,920

7 52, 280

7 63, 680

3 22, 720

6 36,600

242

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Shipbuilding and Conversion, Navy^Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from appropriations to the Bureau of
Ships— Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,04(>-Con.

Budget specialist

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist..

Electronic scientist

Electronics technician

Employee relations officer -

Engineer --

Engineer, aircraft design

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, ceramic

Engineer, chemical - . -

Engineer, civil --

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics.-

Engineer, hydraulic

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, marine

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer , sa fety

Engineer, structural

Engineer, welding

Employee relations officer

Firefighter

Fiscal accounting officer...

Hygienist, industrial

Illustrator. --

Industrial specialist

Industrial mobilization planning

specialist

Information officer

Inspector -

Inspector, ordnance

Inspector, shipbuilding

Librarian

Mathematical statistician

Mathematician _

Meteorologist

Metallurgist .-- —

Naval architect -■

Ocean ographer

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Personnel offi cer

Physical science administrator

Physical science coordinator

Ph ysicist ,

Planning and estimatuig supervisor

Production metallurgist

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Progress supervisor

Psychologist

Publ icat ions editor

Safety program specialist —

Scientific staff assistant..

Security specialist ._

Ship surveyor and inspector

Shipbuilding materials and sched-
uling specialist

Technologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative ofiScer...

Allowance specialist

Architect-.. -

Auditor -

Biologist

Budget specialist- -

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist

Educational specialist

Electronic scientist. .- — -.

Electronics technician

Employee relations officer

Engineer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural :.

Engineer, ceramic

Engineer, chemical

En gineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, industrial,..

Engineer, marine

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical..

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Num-

Total

Num-

Total

Num-

Total

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

6

$42, 440

6

$43, 240

6

$43, 840

18

129, 620

18

131,120

17

124,480

13

91, 520

13

92,720

13

93, 520

6

43, 440

6

44, 040

6

44,440

7S

630, 000

76

541,040

73

522, 120

7

50,080

7

60,680

7

51, 080

fi

46,040

6

46, 440

6

46,840

42

300, 080

44

316, 660

42

307, 280

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7,240

5

36, 800

6

37,200

S

37,600

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

7,440

1

7,640

1

7,640

7

52, 080

7

52, 680

7

53, 280

5

37, 800

6

38,200

5

38,600

1

7,440

1

7,440

1

7,640

4(1

297, 000

40

299, 600

38

285, 920

70

507,800

71

518,840

68

498, 920

1

7,240

1

7,440

1

7,440

8

60,320

8

60,920

8

61,520

27

209, 680

27

212, 080

27

213, 080

B

46,640

6

46,240

6

46, 640

60

452, 400

60

466,200

59

453,560

10

79,600

10

80,400

10

80,400

4

30, 760

4

31, 160

4

31,560

4

29,760

4

30, 160

4

30, 5()0

11

84,440

11

86,440

11

86,440

1

7,440

1

7,440

1

7,640

1

7,440

1

7,640

1

7,640

1

7,640

1

7,840

1

7,840

4

29,960

4

30, 3fO

4

30, 760

1

7,640

1

7,640

1

7,840

4

29,560

4

29, 560

4

30, 360

1

7,440

1

7,440

1

7,640

1

7,840

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

7,240

1

7,440

1

7,440

7

52,680

7

53,280

7

53, 680

10

72,600

10

73,400

10

74, 200

1

7,440

1

7,640

1

7,640

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7,240

6

42,840

6

43, 440

6

43,840

2

14, 080

2

14,280

2

14,480

4

31, 160

4

3 1,, 560

4

31,960

80

611,000

80

616,000

78

602, 720

4

28, 360

4

28,760

4

29,160

1

7,240

1

7,240

1

7,440

2

14, 680

2

14,880

2

16,080

3

21, 720

3

22,120

3

22,320

12

90,080

12

91, 280

12

92,080

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7,440

1

7,040

1

7,040

1

7,240

60

360, 200

60

364, 200

49

358, 360

11

83, 440

11

84,240

11

84,840

2

14, 480

2

14, 680

2

14,880

5

36,200

5

36,600

5

37, 200

2

14,280

2

14, 480

2

14, 680

4

30, 760

4

31,160

4

31, 560

7

60,080

7

60,680

7

51,080

2

14,880

2

15,080

2

16, 280

4

31,560

4

31, 760

4

32, 160

«

42, 640

6

43,040

6

43,440

1

7,640

1

7,840

1

7,840

3

22,720

3

22, 920

3

23, 320

in

71,800

10

72,800

10

73, 600

6

43,640

6

44,040

6

44, 440

fi

37, 240

6

37,640

6

.38,040

12

75,680

12

76, 080

12

76,680

15

98,300

15

98,900

15

99, 500

5

31,700

5

31,900

5

32,300

1

5,940

1

6,140

1

6,140

6

30, 100

6

30, 300

5

30, 700

6

30, 100

6

30,500

5

30,900

4fi

284,440

46

285, 440

46

284,440

24

144,160

24

145, 560

24

146, 660

12

74,080

12

74, 480

12

75, 080

e

36,040

6

36,240

6

36, 640

113

679, 220

114

688,160

109

652, 460

30

185, 400

30

186, 600

30

185, 400

8

60,120

8

60,620

8

61, 120

64

328, 760

54

330, 360

54

331, 360

8

48, 320

8

48,720

8

49, 320

3

18, 220

3

18, 420

3

18,820

1

6,340

1

6,640

1

6,640

5

32,100

6

32, 300

6

32, 700

11

74,640

11

75, 140

11

75, 740

3

18,620

3

18, 820

3

19,220

93

567, 020

94

574, 960

91

557,740

180

182

177

1

086,000

1

100, 880

1, 065, 180

14

84,560

14

84,960

14

85, 760

«l

687,140

91

589, 140

91

590, 740

15

94,100

15

94,700

15

95,100

IBl

162

l.'i2

991, 740

1, 000, 280

930, 880

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Cod,

Engineer, ordnance

Eniiineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Engineer, welding _

Engineering aide

Equipment specialist

Explosive test specialist

Firefighter

General supply ofEcer

Geophysicist

Health physicist —

Housing manager-..

HygienLst, industrial

Industrial specialist

Information officer

Information specialist

Illustrator

Inspector, mechanical

Inspector, shipbuilding

Inspector, supervising

Librarian _-.

Materials requirements specialist.

Mathematical statistician

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Meteorologist

Naval architect

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total Nam- Total
ber salary her salary

Oceanographer

Occupational analyst

Optometrist

Ordnance inspector

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Physiologist

Physicist

Physical metallurgist

Placement officer

Planning and estimating specialist..
Planning and estimating supervisor.

Police supervisor

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Progress supervisor

Psychologist

Publications editor

Qualifications rating examiner

Safety program specialist

Scientific staff assistant

Ship sin*veyor and inspector

Shipbuilding materials scheduling

specialist

Statistician

Storekeeper

Technologist

Tool and gage designer...

Training devices technician.

Training officer ..-

Translator

OS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Allowance specialist

Budget specialist

Chemist

Contract specialist

Electronics technician

Employee relations officer —

Engineer.

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety

Equipment specialist

Firefighter

General supply officer

Guard supervisor-

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector

Inspector, electrical — —

Inspector, electronics

Inspector, mechanical

Inspector, ordance -

Inspector, shipbuilding.

Inspector, ship surveyor

Materials requirements specialist...

Motion picture producer

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Photographer

Planning and estimating specialist.

Production analvst-..

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Qualifications rating examiner

Safety program specialist

Shop tool and equipment specialist.
Storage specialist

24 $164, 360
4 24, 160
14 87, 160
62, 800
5,940
12, 480
12, 080
19, 020
6,140
6,140
12, 280
6,140
24, ,560
43, 580
6,940
6, 340
18, 420

5, 940
90, 700

6, 540
24, 960
37, 440

5, 940
&3, 360
86,760
24,760

10
1
2
2
3
1
1
2
I
4
7
1
1
3
1

15
1
4
6
1

14

14

4

196

1, 19.5, 840
4 24, ,560
1 5. 940
4 25, 660
3 86, 020
3 18, 420

11
1

12
3

64
1
3

33

11
1
8
1
4

13
7
1
2
5
3

28
3
1

12
1
1
7
1

6
6
8
3
3

68, 140

5,940

73,880

18,020

329,360

6,140
19,220
201, 420
69, 340

6,740
61, 320

5, 940
25, 360
79, 020

42, 980

5, 940
13,280
29, 900
18, 020

170,120
18,620
6,140
74, 480
6,140
6,140

43, 380
5,940

28, 600

29, 250

47. 125

16, 500

17, 000
5,600

28, 750
22, 625
36, 600
17, 250

16, 7.50
5,600
6,125
6,125

18. 126
11,. 500

5,626

17, .500
5,600
5,600

6, 250
5,875

12. 375
5.875

184.000
91. 000

22. 875
6, 250
.5. 625

23. 000
6.500

23.500
5. 760

40. 376
6.125

29,750
6,760
6,2,50
11,875
29, 125
5,500

14
10
1
2
2
3
1
1
2

1

24 $166,360
4 24, 560
87, 760
63, 400

6,140
12,680
12,480
19,420

6, 340

6,140
12, 480

6,340

24, 960
43,980

6,940

6,640
18,620

6,140
91,300

6,740

25, 160
37, 840

6,140
83, 960
87, 160
24,960

1
4
13
3

11
1

12
3

54
1
3

33

11
1
8
1
4

13
7
1
2
5
3

28
3
1

12
1
1
7
1

5
5
8
3
3
1
6
4
6
3
3
1
1
1
3
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
32
16
4
1
1
4
1
4
1
7
1
5
1
1
2
6
1

195S estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

, 205, 180
24,760
6,140
25, 960
86,820
18,620

68,740

6,940

74,280

18,420

330, 160

6,340
19,620
202,220
69, 740

6,940
51, 720

6,140
25, 760
79,820
43, 380

6,140
13,480
30, 100
18, 220

170, 720
18, 820

6,140
74, 880

6,340

6,140
43, 780

6,140

28,626
29, 500
47, 375

16, 875

17, 375
5,625

28, 876
23, 126
36, 600

17, 626
17, 126

5,625
6,260
6,260

18, 500
11,760

5,760

17, 875
5,626
5,625
6,250
6,000

12, 600

6,000

186,000

92, 1''5

23,375
6,250
6,750

23,500
6,625

24,000
5,876

41, 250
6,250

29, 750
5,875
6,250

12, 125

29, 126

6,625

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

243

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.
Tabulating equipment operation

supervisor

Training officer. --

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Allowance specialist

Architect ---

Biologist

Budget specialist

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist

Criminal investigator

Electronic scientist

Electronics technician

Employee relations officer

Employee relations assistant

Engineer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, aircraft design

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, ceramic

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, industrial -- --.

Engineer, marine

Engineer, materials — --.

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety -

Engineer, structural

Engineer, surveying and carto-
graphic

Engineer, tool

Enghieer, topographic-.

Engineer, welding ..

Engineer aide, mechanical- _.

Engineering draftsman

Equipment specialist.

Explosives test specialist

Firefighter — -- -

General supply assistant

Guard supervisor

Health physicist

Housing manager —

Illustrator

Industrial hygienlst

Industrial specialist

Industrial suggestions specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Information specialist -.

Inspector --

Inspector, construction

Inspector, mechanical

Inspector, optics ---

Inspector, ordnance

Inspector, safety

Inspector, shipbuilding

Laboratory electronics mechanic —

Laboratory mechanic

Librarian

Materials requirement specialist- — .

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Meteorologist -

Methods e.xaraiaer

Naval architect

Oceanographer

Optometrist ■

Ordnance teclinician

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Physical science aid

Physicist ■

Physiologist

Photographer..

Phototechnician

Placement assistant

Placement officer

Planning and estimating specialist.

Police supervisor

Principal

Production analyst

Production metallurgist

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Property and supply assistant

Psychologist -

Publications editor --

Qualifications ratmg examiner

Safety program specialist

Scientific Olustrator

Scientific staff assistant

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 625
1 5, 875

28

2

67

8

4

9

55

27

22

3

130

154

32, 985

166, 065

10. 370

308. 670

42,605

20,615

48,790

300,300

139, 495

117, 695

16, 180

663, 675

796,115

43, 105

49, 640

274, 805

76,525

5,185

17, 055

10, 370

63, 720

97, 955

16,430

798, 620

975, 805

67,910

662, 360

79, 160

63

16

1

3

2

12

18

3

152

178

11

106

15

245

1, 283, 700
33 179, 106
4 22, 240
8 41, 605

2

1

1

4

1

29

10

1

4

6

5

2

1

7

1

2

2

1

2

8

2

3

1

1

16

140

6

17

10

8

24

12

2

2

193

11,620

5,435

6,560

20, 240

5,310

148,115

53,225

5,060

22, 866

31, 736

28,560

10, 120

6,310

37,045

6,435

10,870

11,120

5,810

10,246

41,105

10, 370

17, 430

5,310

5,810

88,960

738, 650

31,360

89, 395

53, 850

42, 730

123,565

66,345

10,120

10, 370

1, 042, 080

5 26. sot)

21,615

168, 925

81, 775

63,220

5,810

5.685

414. 800

10. 245

6,310

10, 370

15, 930
10, 870

5,060
5,560
5,186
21,240
21.115
66,220
5,810
21, 240
71, 965
61,725
21,240

16, 430
10, 745

6,310

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 750

1 6,000

33. 235
167, 305
10, 620
314, 480
42, 856
21,116
49, 166
302, 800
141, 120
119,070

16. 655
670, 485
803, 050

43, 480
49,915
276, 665
77, 650
5,310

17, 430
10, 620
64, 470
99,205
16, 805

805, 555
977, 990

68, 660
568, 670

80,400

56

27

22

3

131

155

8

9

63

15

1

3

2

12

18

3

153

179

11

107

15

247

1, 276, 445

33 180, 980

4 22. 740

8 42, 230

2
1
1
4
1
29
10
1
4
6
5
2
1
7
1
2
2
1
2
8
2
3
1
1

16

141

6

17

10

8

24

12

2

2

194

11,620
5,660
5,686

20, 740

5,435

149, 865

63, 975
5.185

23,240

32, no

29,050
10,370

6, 435
37, 645

5, 560
11, 120
11,370

5,810
10, 495
41,605
10,620
17, 430

6,435

6,810
90, 085
745, 460
31,860
90, 645
54,600
43, 366
125, 190
67,220
10, 370
10, 620

1, 035. 266

5 26. 675

22.115

161.425

83,025

64,220

5.810

5,810

420,860

10, 496

6.435

10,620

16, 305

11,120

5,186

5,685

5,310

21, 740

21,616

67, 220

6,810

21,740

73, 090

62, 600

21, 740

16, 805

10, 995

5,435

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 876
1 6, 126

2
68
8
4
9
50
27
22
3
121
145

53

15

1

3

2

12

18

3

143

169

11

107

15

232

33,860

168, 180

10, 870

315, 730

43,605

21,615

49, 665

277, 760

142. 120

120, 070

16. 930

615.610

753, 075

44, 105

60, 540

277, 430

78, 525

5,435

17, 430

11,120

64, 970

99, 830

17, 180

756, 680

927, 390

59,410

570, 646

81,025

1, 198, 920

33 182, 230

4 23, 240

8 41, 605

2

11,620

1

6. 685

I

5,810

4

21.240

1

5.560

29

150,615

10

54,475

1

6,310

4

23,240

6

32, 485

5

29, 550

2

10,620

1

5,660

7

m, 045

1

5,686

2

11.370

2

11.620

1

5.810

2

10. 745

8

42.230

2

10.870

3

17, 430

1

5,810

1

5,660

16

90, ,586

130

688, 925

6

32,235

17

91,270

10

65,225

8

40, 730

24

125,816

12

67,720

2

10. 620

2

10.620

179

953. 740

5

26. 176

4

22. 615

30

162. 425

15

83. 660

12

64.695

1

6.810

1

5.810

76

894.310

2

10.745

1

5.660

2

10. 870

3

16.680

2

11.370

1

5.310

1

5.810

1

6,435

4

22,240

4

22.115

12

67.846

1

5,810

4

22,240

14

73,716

10

63, 225

4

22, 240

3

17, 180

2

11,245

1

5,660

DETAIL OP PERSONAL

SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

General schedule grades— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

2 $10,620

2 $10,870

2 $11,120

Shipbuilding material scheduling

42 215,020
26 138,935

42 218,145
26 140,810

42 219,395

Ship surveyor and inspector

26 141,810

Shop, tool, and equipment specialist.

3 16, 306

3 16, 680

3 17,056

3 15,305
2 10, 120

3 15, 680
2 10, 370

2 10, 620

Tabulating equipment operation

5 26, 925
2 10, 370
16 84,335
2 10, 120

5 27, 300
2 10, 620
16 85, 460
2 10, 370

Teacher

2 10,870

16 86, 460

Tool and gage designer

2 10, 620

2 10,995
7 37, 546
1 5,435

2 11,245
7 38, 170
1 5, 560

2 11,495

7 38, 545

Wage and classification specialist...

1 5, 685

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

519

623

512

2, 541, 030

2, 667, 760

2,535.690

OS 7 Ranee $4 205 to $4,955

2,028

8,945,740

2,140

9, 522, 450

1,966

8, 681, 866

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545

741

747

732

3,084,095

3, 106, 865

3,061,190

1,663

6, 231, 205

1,770

6,669,200

1,639

6,056,990

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,656

1,999

2,031

1,865

6,820,685

6,842,346

6, 197, 635

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

3,359

3,375

3,217

10, 439, 770

10, 596, 860

9, 882, 630

GS 2 Range $2,760 to $3,230

1,410

4, 077, 740

1,415

3, 939, 250

1,389

3, 869, 510

G.S 1 Ranee $2 500 to $2 980

60 133, 720

51 129, 500

60 127, 560

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,656 to $5,316

13 65, 220

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

43 200,700

43 203,825

42 201,800

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4,490

96 406,790

96 411,790

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

176 682,360

177 691,095

174 683, 890

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,630

923

3, 235, 120

928

3, 235, 040

3, 166, 080

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

80 255.200

81 256,014

80 268,000

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

14 41, 780

14 42. 180

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032..

82 226,144

82 227,344

80 223, 680

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840.

62 128,990

52 129,690

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above...

7,806

45,485,662

40,757,200

37, 764, 500

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

80,399

320, 663, 393

71,828

286, 450, 100

66, 550

266,401,400

106, 486

444,698,964

97, 396

407, 198, 743

90, 742

379, 357, 130

Add salaries carried in "Navy indus-

22,137

87,573,972

Total permanent, field .-

128, 623

97,396

90,742

632,272,936

407, 198, 743

379, 357, 130

Deduct:

6,400

26, 856, 981

6,260

24,598,306

3,733

13, 162, 278

Salaries paid from other accounts

65

264, 693

1.622

6,979,938

83

292, 652

Savings due to use of former pay

16, 612, 600

Add salaries carried in other position

2,367

8,395,304

2,274

8, 404, 100

8, 404, 100

Net permanent, field (average num.

ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

121, 586

494,244,082

88,863

380, 206, 300

86, 100

369, 371, 000

Foreign countries:

98 637,392

100 660,200

102 663,200

2,842

4.062,692

2,926

4, 168, 100

2,998

4, 272, 100

Other positions: Temporary employ-

ment:
United States and possessions.

83,654

22.938

1, 917, 740

7,400

25,200

1,479,000

7,400
26,200

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

1,439,800

Payment above basic rates:

32, 898, 160

16, 207, 200

15, 751, 300

1, 022, 453

858,000

836, 000

Additional pay for service abroad

338, 010

326, 500

316. 300

Subtotal

635,217,011

403, 927, 900

392, 682, 30O

Total departmental and field

556, 540, 243

424, 644, 900

412, 653, 300

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

"Ships and facilities. Navy":

353,095,037
3, 000, 000

249, 866, 200
3, 000, 000

237, 482, 100

3, 000, 000

"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy":

160,687,680

161,391,800

168, 024, 400

"Construction of ships. Navy": Direct

49,838,376

10,386,900

4,046,800

"Increase and replacement of naval

vessels construction and machinery":

19, 150

244

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY^Continued

Ordnance and Facilities, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

BUREAU OF ORDNANCE

Summary of Personal Services

'fotal number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

53, 556

28

52, 248

47, 483

28

46, 680

46, 920

28

46, 028

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,418
GS-6.2

$3,502

CPC-6.0

$3,541

$4,463
QS-6.2

$3,543

CPC-6.0

$3,750

$4, 458

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,643
CPC-6 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 748

Persona] service obligations:
Permanent positions

$196, 120, 525

103, 540

738, 605

11,399,000

$183, 729, 356

107, 000

673, 645

7,895,000

$180, 846, 000

107, 000

658, 000

7,612,000

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base . -

Total personal service obligations...

208,361,870

192, 405, 000

189, 223, 000

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01 Personal services

02 Travel . . - -. -

204,544,370

2,131,247

31,699.904

467, 487

.3,205,213

1,319,977

80, 741, 069

1,637,820

368, 366, 454

69.203.966

7, 337. 780

1.231.255

188, 957, 000
2,273.000
24. 420. 000
463.000
3, 049, 000
1, 222, 500
78, 865, 961

1,630,000

333, 705, 867

112,653,278

1,966,900

1, 179, 594

186, 123, 000
2 234 490

22, 952, 000

460.000

3, 050, 600

1 029 600

04 Communication services..

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

95, 910, 223

1,635,000
235 469 246

Labor contracts with foreign

governments •..

08 Supplies and materials

74, 634. 000
1 282 841

10 Land and structures . - -

1.119,000

Total obligations payable from

771,886,542
84, 384

760, 386, 100

626, 800, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

Total direct obligations...

771,970,926

750, 386, 100

626,800.000

Obligations Payable Old of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

3, 817, 500

949, 533

213, 442

90, 594, 551

5,865,915

3, 448, 000

170, 000

885, 300

61,701.000

3, 602. 000

3, 100. 000
170,000

400, 000

22, 391, 000

6,174,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

101,440,941

69,706,300

31.235,000

Total obligations

873,411,867

810,092,400

657,035,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTEHIOB

23

1

21

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 716
GS-6.9

Average grade..

01 Personal services:

$97. 855
4,171

377
3,274

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

106, 677

6,631

2,147

692

1,826

114

3,539

31,720

16,128

641

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things .

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

169,014

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services..

$7, 739, 326

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

73

67

Average number of all employees ___

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,250
GS-6.3
$3,684

-Average grade ..

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions..

$257,860

980
4,212

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

263, 052
-163,052
-100, 000

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred... ..

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

.53, 651

29

62, 336

47,483

28

46, 680

46, 920

28

46,028

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,418
OS-6.2

$3,602

CPC-6.0

$3,541

$4,463
GS-6.2

$3,513

CPC-6.0

$3,750

$4,458
GS-6 2

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary ...

$3,643
CPC-6 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,748

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions, ._

Positions other than permanent

Regular pay in e.xcess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rate^

$196, 476. 240

107.911

739. 962

11, 406, 486

$183,729,355

107, 000

673, 646

7,895,000

$180,846,000

107, 000

658, 000

7,612,000

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

208, 730, 699

192,405,000

189, 223. 000

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

204,913,099

2, 137, 878

31,702,051

468, 079

3, 207, 038

1, 320, 091

88, 483, 934

1, 637, 820

368, 236, 122

69, 120, 094

7, 337, 780

1, 231, 896

188, 957, 000

2,273.000

24. 420. 000

463,000

3, 049, 000

1, 222, 500

78, 865, 961

1, 630, 000

333, 705, 867

112,653.278

1,966,900

1, 179, 594

186 123 000

2,234,490

22, 962, 000

460,000

3, 050, 600

1 029 600

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

96, 910, 223
1,535,000

Labor contracts with foreign gov-

08 Supplies and materials

235 469 246

74, 634, 000

10 Lands and structures

1 282,841

1,119,000

Total obligations payable from
appropriated funds

779, 794, 882
84,384

760,386,100

625, 800, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal

sources:

779, 870, 266

760, 386, 100

625, 800, 000

ObUgalions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services ..

3, 817, 500

949, 533

213, 442

90,694,551

5, 865, 915

3,448,000

170, 000

885, 300

51, 701, 000

3, 502, 000

3,100,000

170, 000

07 Other contractual services .

400,000

08 Supplies and materials

22,391 000

6, 174, 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

101, 440, 941

59, 706, 300

31, 235, 000

881,320,207

810,092,400

667, 035, 000

' Average number of persons— 1963, 1,884; 1964, 1,866; 1956, 1,730.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

245

Ordnance for New Construction, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Bl'REAU OF ORDNANCE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all cmplovees

1,140
1,113

1,211

1,196

1,211
1,196

A verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,418
GS-6.2

$3,502

CPC-6.0

$3,541

$4,463
0,S-6.2

$3,543

CPC-6.0

$3,750

$4,458

QS-6.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,643

Average grade _

CPC-6.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,748

01 Personal services:

$3. 972, 000

20,000
347, 000

$4,442,000

23.000
388.000

$4, 434, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

23.000

Payment above basic rates

388.000

4, 339, 000

12, 476

151.754

2, 218. 047

7,178,803

12,874,478

27,000

4, 853. 000

12, 0(K>

414.000

782. 473

960, 372

12, 145, 156

29,000

4. 846, 000

02 Travel .. - -.-

10, 000

03 Transportation of things _. _ _

326 OOO

125,000

08 Supplies and materials

66,696

29,000

Subtotal-

Deduct portion of foregoing subtotal
fin.-mced from project orders included
in prior year obligations

26,801,568

19, 186, 000

6, 400, 6%
1, 508, 300

26,801.668
113,745

19,186,000

3, 892, 396

Obligalioiis Pauable Onl of EeimbursemenU
From Other Accounts

26,915,313

19,186,000

3, 892, 396

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

18
17

18
17

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,402
GS-6.6
$4,043

$4,462
GS-6.6
$4,043

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$71, 795

270
935

$72, 305

275
420

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

73,000
-354,201

7.3,000
220,628

08 Supplies and materials

-281,201

293,628

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

$141,006

$17, 627

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

1,168
1,130

1,229
1,213

1,211
1,196

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule gra,?es:

$4,418
GS-6.2

$3,502

CPC-6.0

$3,541

$4,463
GS-6.2

$3,543

OPC-6.0

$3,750

$4,458

Average grade

GS-6.2

Crafts, protective, and cuitodial grades:
Average salary _. .

Average grade

$3,543
CPC-6 0

Ungraded positions: Avera{,"e salary

$3,748

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

$4,043,795

20,270
347, 935

$4, 514, 305

23,275
388,420

$4,434,000
23,000

Payment above basic rates

388,000

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

4, 412, 000

12, 476

151,764

2, 359, 053

6,824,602

12, 874. 478

27,000

4,926,000

12,000

414,000

800,000

1,171,000

12, 145, 155

29,000

4, 845, 000

02 Travel -

10,000

03 Transportation of things

325, 000

07 Other contractual services

125 000

09 Equipment

66,696

15 Ta-\es and assessments .

29,000

Subtotal

26,661,373

19,497,155

6,400,696

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SI MMARY— continued

Deduct portion of foregoing subtotal fi-
nanced from project orders included in

$1,608,300

$26, 661, 373
113, 745

$19,497,155

3, 892, 396

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

08 Supplies and materials

Obligations incurred. ...

26,775,118

19,497,165

3, 892, 396

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid Trom appropriations to the Bureau of

Ordnance

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Engineer, chief ordnance

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Chief systems analyst

Engineer

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.Attorney _ _.

Comptroller

Contract negotiator _

Director, personnel and services

Engineer

Physical scientist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accounting officer

Attorney

Budget examiner

Deputy comptroller.

Engineer

Industrial analyst

Mathematician

Mycologist

Personnel director

Physicist

Statistician

CrS-I3. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

.Accounting officer

Administrative officer _

Attorney

Budget examiner

Chemist -

Contract negotiator

Engineer_

Industrial analyst

Industrial relations officer

Mathematician

Organization and methods examiner.

Physicist

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement and supply officer

Small business analyst..

Statistician

Technologist

Training officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.Accountant

.Attorney

Budget examiner

Cataloger, technical publication

Contract negotiai or

Editor, teclmical publication

Employee relations officer - - .

Engineer

Equipment manager

Industrial analyst --

Industrial relations officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Physicist

Placement officer,. -. -

Position officer

Production manager

Statistician

TechnologLst

Traffic manager --.

Training officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to .$6,940:

Accountant

.Administrative officer

.Attorney

Budget analyst

Cataloger, technical publication

Contract negotiator

Engineer

Equipment manager

Industrial-analyst

Industrial relations officer

Mathematician.-

1963 actual

Num- Total
her salary

1 $13, 400

1 12, 400
3 36, 400

1
1
1
1
6
3

1

2
1
1
25
2
1
1
1
5
1

4
1

33,

1
1
6

84
1
1
3
2

13
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

9
2
3
1
10
1
1
119
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
3
2
1
1

55,
24,
24,
36,
12.
23,
510

6,
39,

6,
11

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

10
3
3
1
9
1
1
118
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1

Total
salary

$13, 400

12,400
36,800

11,. 300
11,300
11,300
11,050
66, 550
43,700

9,600
19,200

9,800

10,400

248, 600

20,200

9,800

9, SCO
48, 800
10, 000

26,280
8,360
8,360
8,760
8.560

68,080

720, 480

8,560

8,660

17,520

17, 720
102, 520
8,760
9,160
8,760
8,760

16,920
8,360

74,400

21, 120

21,320

7,440

66, 360

7,640

7,040

871, 920

7,240

7,040

7,240

14, 480

7,040

7,240

15, 480

14, S80

21,720

7, 040

7,040

8,040

43, 380
24, 360
18,620
31,100
12,680
23,960
507, 340

6,740
45,580

5,940
12, 080

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 600

1 12,600
3 37,200

1
1
1
1
6
4

1
2
1
1
25
2
1

11,300
11,550
11,550
11,300
67,550
44, 450

9,800
19,600
10,000
10,600
252,000
20,600
9,800

1 10,000
6 49, fiOO
1 10, 200

1
1
2
2
12
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

10
3
3
1
9
1
1
110
1
1
1
2
1
1
2
2
3
1
1
1

25,680
8,360
8,360
8,760
8,760

68,280

698, 400

8,760

8,760

17, 720

17,720
103, 120
8,760
9,360
8,960
8,960

16, 920
8,560
8,360

74,800

21,520

21, 620

7,640

66, 660

7,840

7,240

817,600

7,240

7,040

7,440

14,480

7,040

7,440

15, 680

14,880

21,920

7,040

7,040

8,040

43, 780
24,560
18,820
31, 500
12, 880
24, 160
472, 700

6,740
46, 780

6,940
12, 080

246

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from appropriations to the Bureau of
Ordnance — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule erades— Continued

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.
Organization and methods e.\aminer-

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement and supply officer

Production manager

Statistician

Technologist.-

Training officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Budget analyst

Editor, technical publications

Illustrator, technical publications. ..

Operator, tabulating equipment

Procurement and supply officer

Statistician

Traffic manager -

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant -

Administrative assistant

Attorney

Budget analyst.--

Cataloger, supply

Cataloger, technical publications

Chemist

Editor, technical publications

Engineer

Equipment manager _

Industrial analyst

Inspector

Mathematician

Operator, tabulating equipment

Organization and methods examiner.

Physicist

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procinement and supply officer

Production manager

Property disposal officer-

Conference reporter -_.

Small business analyst

Statistician

Training officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370--

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656 -.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $5,060 -.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accoimts

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)---.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.--

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and hohday pay -.

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$29, 900
6,940
12,280
18,420
74, 080
30, 100
12,080
6,140

1 5. 875
1 5, 625
1 6, 000

1 5,875
1 S, 800
1 5,600

7
6
3
5
1
4
1
6

29
1
8
4
5
1
2
6
2
3

27

lo

2
1

1

4

2

9

86

58

110

259

187

20

37. 295

32. 610
15. 180
25, 425

5,935

20, 740

6,060

33, 235
160, 740

5,185

42, 105

21,365

26, 426

5,310

10, 120

30, 360

10, 620

16, 680

145, 620

53, 475

10, 370

5,310

5,185

20, 365

10. 245

44.830

389, 005

235, 985

416, 850

871, 445

678, 850

60, 620

1 3. 230
5 14, 760

7,467

1,385

7, 237, 067

52 370,001

97 634,582

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Grades established pursuant to 5
U. S. C. 476:

Dnector, technical

Director, assistant technical

General scnedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Engineer

Physical science administrator

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Chemist

Engineer

Mathematician

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Scientific research administrator

Scientific staff assistant

Superintendent, production

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Administrative officer

Chemist..-

Engineer.--

Examiner, organization and meth-
ods -

6, 332. 474
24,366

264. 769

6. 611, 599

1
1

1

1

15

1

2
5
7
2
1

30, 000
20, 000

12, 400
12, 000

11, 800
10,800
166, 500
10,800
22, 600
64, 250
78, 350
21,850
11,800

Num- Total
ber salary

$30, 300

5,940

5,940

18, 620

80,820

30, 500

12. 080

6,140

1 6. 875
1 5, 876

1 5. 500

1 6. 000

I 5. 626

1 5, 500

26.926
27, 175
10. 120
36. 670

6, 936
20, 865

6.060
27, 676
136, 185

6.310
32. 110
10.620
26. 675

16. 305

30.610

10. 620

16.805

129, 940

48, 040

10. 370

5,310

5.310

15,430

7
82
64
111
261
186
21

1

5

36, 090
372. 660
222. 055
420. 885
880, 995
677. 100

63, 670

3.230
14, 840

7,779

1,353

7, 089, 964

20 107,840

109 597,811

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$30, 500

6.940

5,940

18,820

81,420

30, 700

12, 280

6,340

1 6, 000
1 6, 000

1 5. 625

1 6. 000

1 5. 625

1 6, 626

27, 176
27,425
10, 120
35, 920

6.060
20. 990

6.060
27, 925
131,626

5,310
32,360
10, 745
26.800

3

6
2
3
24
9
2
1
1
3

15, 430

30. 860

10. 745

16.930

130, 940

48. 290

10. 496

5.436

5,435

15, 565

7
82
64
111
269
196
21

1

5

34, 840
369. 660
220. 655
412. 885
889, 835
566, 760

63, 110

3.230
14, 840

7,779

1,354

7, 020, 639

20 105, 216

109 697,811

1,224

6, 384. 313

24, 665

284, 532

1,226

6. 693, 400

10 96, 600
66 537,400

1 10,400

2 30, 000
2 26, 000

1 12,400
1 12, 200

1
1
15
1
2
6
7
2
1

11,800
11,050
167. 260
11,050
22, 600
54, 500
78, 850
22, 100
11,800

1 9. 800

10 97. 200

53 521,200

1 10, 400

6.317,612
24, 675

116,813

6, 459. 000

2 30, 000
2 26, 000

1 12, 600
1 12, 200

1
1
15
1
2
6
7
2
1

1

10
53

11,800
11,050
168, 000
11.0.50
22. 850
54. 760
79. 360
22, 100
11, 800

10, 000
97, 400
624,200

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1 10, 600

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Manager, community

Mathematician

Personnel officer . —

Physicist

Scientific research administrator —

Scientific staff assistant

Scientist, electronics

Specialist, production

Superintendent, production

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, fiscal --.

Administrative officer

Attorney -adviser

Chemist

Clerlt, editorial

Editor

Engineer

Examiner, organization and meth-
ods -.-

Inspector, ordnance

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Scientffic staff assistant

Scientist, electronics

Specialist, budget--

Specialist, production

Statistician

Superintendent, construction

Superintendent, production

Technologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accoimtant, fiscal

Administrative officer

Analyst, business--

Analyst, production

Architect

Chemist

Classification officer

Designer, tool and gage ---

Editor

Employee relations officer -__

Engineer -.

Examiner, organization and

methods —

Hygienist, industrial

Illustrator -

Inspector, ammimition

Inspector, ordnance -

Librarian

Mathematician

Mechanic, laboratory

Medical officer

Metallurgist

Meteoi3logist -

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Photographer

Physicist

Placement officer

Property and supply officer

Scientific staff assistant

Scientist, electronics --

Specialist, budget

Specialist, contract

Specialist, industrial...

Specialist, ordnance

Specialist, packaging and preserva-
tion

Specialist, production - - -

Specialist, safety program

Specialist, training and education..

Statistician

Storekeeper

Supervisor, fuse design

Supervisor, plaiming and estimat-
ing

Supervisor, progress

Supply officer, general

Technician, electronics

Technician, ordnance

Technologist

Training officer

Wage and classification officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative officer

Analyst, commodity industrial

Architect

Attorney-adviser

Chemist -

Classification officer -

Clerk, editorial -

Designer, tool and gage

Draftsman, engineering -

Editor.- -

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2

21

1

1

219

2
4

17
3
1
3
2

58
7

18
2
1
1
1
1
2

1
1
1
1
24
1
1
3
1
442

$10,200
29.800
19, 200

332, 600
49. 200
48, 000
29. 200
19, 400
38,800

25, 880
8,560
17,320
ISO. 760
8,560
8,560

1, 875, 840

18,320
34, 440
145, 720
26. 280
9.360
26, 080

16, 720
496, 280

59, 720
152, 680

17, 120
8.360
8.360
9,360
8,360

16, 920

21, 320
7,640
7.040
7,040
7,040

174, 360
7.440
7,040

22, 520
7,640

3, 198, 280

44.040

7.840

7,240

7,240

43, 240

7,840

91, 920

7.040

7.040

86. 480

14,680

66. 360

79. 240

7.240

496. 560

21. 320

7.240

102.360

271. 520

14.280

29,760

7.040

8,040

3
1
14
38
2
4
1
1

1
11
1
1
7
1
2

2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1

4
6
1
2
1
52
2
4
6
2
S

7,040
79, 440

7.240

7.240
50.280

7.640
14. 280

14, 880
I4.8SO

7.240
14. 280

8.040
14. 480

8.040

8.040

23,960
36, 640

5.940
11.880

6,140

316. 680

12, 280

24, 960

30, 700
12, 880

31, 100

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

1
3
2
33
5
5
3
2
4

3
1
2
21
1
1
214

2
4

16
3
1
3
2

56
7

18
2
1
1
1
I
2

3
1
1
1
1
23
1
1
3
1
432

$10, 200
30, 000
19,200

324, 800
49, 400
48, 200
29,200
19,400
39. 000

26, 080
8,560

17, 320
181, 960

8.660
8.660

1. 846. 840

18, 320
34, 640

138. 360
26, 280
9.360
26.280

16. 720
482. 960

69, 920
163, 480

17, 120
8,360
8.560
9.360
8.360

16.920

21, 520
7,640
7,240
7,240
7,040

168, 620
7,440
7,240

22, 720
7,640

3, 153, 880

44. 440

7.840

7.440

7.240

43.640

7.840

86.680

7.040

7.040

80, 240

14.680

65.960

79. 840

7.240

486. 480

21.620

7.240

103. 160

266. 480

14. 2«0

29.960

7.240

8,040

7.240
80.040

7.240

7.240
60.680

7.640
14, 480

14, 880
14,880

7.240
14.280

8.040
14. 680

8.040

8,040

24, 160
36, 840

5,940
11,880

6,140

307, 800

12,280

25, 160

30, 900
12, 880

31, 300

1
1
1
6
1

12
1
1

11
2
9

11
1

67
3
1

14

37
2
4
1
1

1
11
1
1
7
1
2

2
2
1
2
1
2
1
1

1
3
2
33
5
5
3
2
4

3
1
2
21
1
1
213

$10, 400
30,000
19,400

326, 400
49, 600
48, 400
29,400
19, 600
39, 200

26, 080
8,760

17. 520
183, 160

8,760
8,760

1, 849, 480

18, 520
34, 840

139, 160

26, 480

9,360

26, 280

16, 920

486, 160

60,120

154, 280

17.320

8.560

8,560

9,360

8,560

17,120

3
1
1
1
1
23
1
1
3
1
430

21, 720
7,840
7,240
7,240
7,240

169, 720
7,640
7,240

22, 920
7,840

3, 162, 800

44,840

8.040

7,440

7.440

43.840

8,040

86,480

7,240

7,240

80,840

14.880

66,360

80.440

7.440

489, 080

21, 720

7,440

103. 760

268.480

14.480

30,160

7.240

8,040

7,240
80,640

7,440

7,440
51, 080

7,840
14, 480

15, 080
15, 080

7,440
14,480

8,040
14,680

8.040

8,040

24,360
37, 240

6,140
12, 080

6,340
310, 800
12. 480
2,5, 360
31,100
13,080
31,500

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

247

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued
QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6.M0— Con.

Employee relations officer

Engineer

Examiner, organization and

methods

Examiner, personnel ratings

Information officer

Illustrator ---

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, mechanical

Inspector, metals

Inspector, ordnance

Instrument maker

Librarian

Mathematician

Mechanic, laboratory

Metallurgist

Meteorologist---

Methods examiner

Patent adviser--- ---

Persoimel officer ---

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Placement officer ---

Procurement officer

Property and supply officer

Scientific staff assistant

Scientist, electronics

Specialist, budget

Specialist, contract -

Specialist, equipment

Specialist, explosive test ---

Specialist, materials requirements- -

Specialist, ordnance

Specialist, production __

Specialist, safety program —

Specialist, security -

Specialist, shop tool and dquipment.
Specialist, training and education-. -
Specialist, wage and classification---

Statistician -

Storekeeper

Supervisor, planning and estimat-
ing

Supervisor, supply general -

Supply officer, general

Technician, electronics.

Technician, ordnance

Technologist

Therapist, physical

Training officer

Writer, publications

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrator, budget.--

Administrative officer

Classifier, position -

Designer, tool and gage

Draftsman, engineering

Engineer

Examiner, organization and meth-
ods.- ---

Firefighter

Forester

Illustrator ---

Inspector, aircraft -_ ---

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, electrical

Inspector, engineering materials

and equipment

Inspector, mechanical

Inspector, metals

Inspector, optics..-

Inspector, ordnance

Manager, traffic-

Personnel officer

Physicist

Placement officer

Procurement officer-

Property and supply officer

Pro.ject planner, tabulating.- --

Purchasing agent-- --

Specialist, budget

Specialist, contract

Specialist, equipment

Specialist, explosive test

Specialist, industrial

Specialist, materials requirement. - -

Specialist, ordnance

Specialist, plarming and estimating

Specialist, production - - .

Specialist, safety program

Specialist, training and education..

Superintendent, construction

Supervisor, property and supply.--

Supply officer, general

Technician, electronics

Training officer --

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative assistant-..

Analyst, production

Arcliitect -

1953 actual

Num-
ber

2
612

Total
salary

$12, 080

3, 757, 280

4
1
1
1
3
1
1

10
1
3

27
2

18
1
1
3

10
1
109
4
1
1

11

32
6
1
3
2
3
1
9
3
1
2
3
1
7
1

6
1
1
11
9
7
1
2
1

4
1
5
1
4
1
6

4

2

26, 160
6,140
5,940
6,940

18, 220
5,940
6,340

65. 400
5,940

19,020

161, 980

11.880

110, 320

6,140

5,940

18, 820

63,400

5,940

656, 260

24,160

6,940

6,140

68,340

191, 480

37, 040

6,140

20.420

12. 480
18. 020

6,340
56,060
18, 420

5,940

13, 280
18. 820

5,940

42. 580
6,340

38, 040
6,340
6,140

66, 740
55, 460

43, 580
5,940

12.280
5,940

23,250
5,625

29.500
5,500

23,375
5,500

35,375

23,750
12,500
5,600
5,500
6, 000
11,500
5,875

6,500
5,500

18. 125

12,126

160,375

6,125

23, 000
5,750
5,750

11, 500
5, 500
6,625

5. 600
11,625

6,125
35, 125

6, 626
24, 000
11,000

6.500
6,750

69, 000

23, 760
5, 626
6.626
6,500

29, 375
6,500

11, 500

52, 850

142, 745

5,060

2 10, 245

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12,080
698

3, 710, 120

4

1

1

1

3

1

1
10

1

3
26

2
17

1

1

3
10

1
107

4

1

1

11
30

6

1

3

2

3

1

3
1
2
3
1
7
1

6
1
1
10
9
7
1
2
1

4
1
6
1
4
1

4
2
1
1
1
2
1

1
1

3
2
26
1
4
1
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
5
1
4
2
1
1

11
4
1
1
1
6
1
2

26, 360
6,140
6,140
6,940

18, 420
6.140
6,540

66, 000

6.940

19,220

157. 640

12. 080
106. 380

fi. 140
5.940

19, 020
64. 000

5.940

650. 780

24, 360

6,940

6.340

68,940

181, 400

37, 440
6.140

20, 620
12,680
18, 220

6,340
56, 660

18, 620
6,140

13, 280

19, 020
5,940

42, 980
6,340

38, 440
6,340
6,340

61, 400
66.060
43.980

5,940
12, 480

6, WO

23,600
5.625

29,760
6,500

Zi, 626

5. 600
35, 625

23, 875
12,600
6,626
6,600
6,000
11,626
6,876

6,626
5,626
18, 250
12, 125
154, 125
6.125

23, 260
5,750
6,750

11, 625
6,626
5,626

6, 600
11,760

6.125

36, 375

5,626

24, 250
11, 125

6, 626
6,760

64,000

23, 875
6,625
5,625
6,625

29, 625
6,628

11,626

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $12, 280
596

3, 731, 240

10 63, 360

26 139,060

1 5,060

2 10, 370

4
1
1
1
3
1
1

10
1
3

26
2

17
1
1
3

10
1
106
4
1
1

11

30
6
1
3
2
3
1
9
3
1
2
3
1
7
1

6
1
1
10
9
7
1
2
1

4
1
6
1
4
1

1
1

2
1

1
1
3
2
26
1
4
1
1
2
1
I
1
2
1
5
1
4

T
1
11

4
1
1
1
5
1
2

26, 560
6,340
6,140
6,940

1,S. 620
6.140
6,540

66. 600
6,140

19, 420
169, 240

12, 080
106. 380

6,340
6,140

19, 220

64. 600

6,140

649, 840

24, 660
6,940
6,340

69, 640
183, 000

37, 840
6,340

20, 820
12,680
18, 420
6.540
57.200

18, 820
6.140

13, 480

19. 220
6,140

43. 380
6,540

38, ,S40
6,640
6,340

62,000
66, 460

44, 380
6, 140

12, aso

6,140

23,750
5, 7.60

30, 000
5,626

23, 876
6.625

35, 760

24. 000
12. ,600

6.626
5,626
6,125
11, 760
6,000

5,625
5,625

18, 375

12,250

155. 126

6,250

23,750
5,875
6,875

11, 750
5,625
6,760
5,626

11,876
6,250

36, 625
5,750

24,500

11,260

5,626

6,875

64,626

24,000

6,750

5,760

5,626

29, 876

6,625

11, 750

10 53, 850

26 140,435

1 5, 185

2 10, 495

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field- Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
QS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Chemist

Classifier, position.

Clerk, editorial

Conservationist

Designer, tool and gage

Draftsman, engineering

Editor

Employee relations officer

Engineer

Engineering aide

Examiner, organization and

methods

Fxaminer, persomiel rating

Firefighter

Forester

Glassblower '.

Horticulturist

Hygienist, industrial

Illustrator

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, construction

Inspector, electrical-

Inspector, engineering materials

and equipment

Inspector, mechanical

Inspector, metals

Inspector, ordnance

Inspector, packaging and preserva-
tion --- —

Inspector, safety —

Instrument maker

Librarian

Manager, housing-

Manager, traffic

Mathematician

Mechanic, laboratory-

Metallurgist-

Meteorologist

Methods examiner

Motion picture producer

Optical worker

Patent adviser-- -

Personnel assistant --

Photographer

Physical science aide

Physicist

Placement officer

Planner, cargo loading

Procurement olTicer

Property and supply assistant

Purchasing agent

Scientific staff assistant

Scientist, electronics

Specialist, budget -..

Specialist, contract

Specialist, equipment...

Specialist, industrial

Specialist, information and editorial.
Specialist, materials requirement —

Specialist, materials salvage

Specialist, personnel research. .

Specialist, planning and estimating

Specialist, production

Specialist, safety program

Specialist, security

Specialist, shiploading-

Specialist, shop tool and equipment
Specialist, wage and classification. .

Statistician---

Storekeeper

Superintendent, construction

Supervisor, bookkeeping machine

xmit --

Supervisor, police

Supervisor, property and supply-- .

Supervisor, supply, general

Supervisor, tabulating equipment..

Supply assistant, general

Supply officer, general

Technician, electronics

Technician, engineering

Technician, ordnance

Technician, photo optical —

Technologist

Training officer..

Writer, publications

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965..

1953 actual

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545..
GS-.6. Range $3,410 to $4,160-
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665-
GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430-
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-
GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

Num- Total
ber salary

50 $260. 875

6
11

1
22
41

7

12

638

3, 324, 155

2 10, 370

31, 985
67, 160
5,060
114,196
215, 086
35, 920
63,720

69, 786

10, 246

49, 666

6, 310

5,185

6,810

5,060

37, 295

5,060

56, 660

15,680

10, 246

4 21,740

20 108, 326

22 118,670

73 404,265

1
1

2

13

3

2

129

12

1

2

4

6

3

31

12

13

32

1

3

17

1

1

1

62

9

2

1

5

1

14

1
1
2
1

4

10

1

33

1

26

3

13

2

8

326

1,

1,633

6,

615

2,

1,272

4,
1,878

6,
3,383

10,
1,071
3,
11

5,660
16, 430
21,490
42, 605

5,560
10, 996
291, 735
223, 465
52, 360
16, 806
30. 860

5,310

5,810
10, 246
69, 630
16, 930
10, 370
664, 990
61,845

6, 060
10,870
21,866
32,236
16,430
1 67, 986
62, 470
69, 406
167,420

6,310
16,430
87, 020

5, ,660
6,810
5, 186

332, 220

47,165

11,120

6,435

27, 800

6, 060
72, .690
41,606
21,740

5,060

5,810
10, 870

6,310
20, 866
54,475

5,310
171, 980

6,060
130, 600
16, 930
68,630
10, 870
42, 105

602, 870

777, 890

609, 060

661, 520

402, 660

594, 260

097, 090
28,540

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

48 $253, 255
6 32, 235
67,660
6.060
110.260
212, 025
36, 296
64,345

11
1

21

40
7

12
624

3,281,690
2 10, 495

65, 225

10. 370

60,165

6, 310

5,310

5,810

6,186

37, 670

6,185

52, 100

15, 806

10,370

4 21,990

20 109, 326

21 114,610
71 397,260

1

3

4

8

1

2

56

42

9

3

6

1

I

2

12

3

2

126

12

1

2

4

6

3

30

12

13

31

1

3

17

1

1

1

60

9

2

1

5

1

14

8

4

1
1
2
1
4

10
1

32
1

24
3

13
2

601
2,
1,243

4,
1,836

6,
3,306

10,
1,047
3,
11

5, 660
15,666
21,740
42, 980

5.560

10, 996

289, 426

220, 620

47, 790

15, 930
31,110

5,310

6,810

10, 370

65. 095
16, 930
10, 495

656, 060
62, 470
5,186
10,870
22,116
32, 486
16,555

164,426

63. 096
70, 030

163,860
5,310

16, 656
87, 895

5,560

5,810

6,310

324, 850

47,540

11,245

6, 436
28, 050

6, 060
73, 340
42, 230
21,866

6,185

,6,810

10,870

5,435

21,116

54,975

6,310

168, 646

6,060

126, 690

16.0.66

69. 155

10, 870

42, 480

9

1, 686, 405
|8
6,

1955 estimate

705, 716

485, 920

623,880

327, 700

471, 100

063, 890
28,860

Num- Total
ber salary

48 $255, 630
32, 485
58, 160
6,185
111,385
213, 900
36, 670
64,970

11

1

21

40

3,301,070
2 10, 620

10
2
9
1
1
1
1
7
1

10
3
2

1
1

2

12

3

2

125

12

1

2

4

6

3

30

12

13

31

1

3

17

1

1

1

59

9

2

1

5

1

14

8

4

65, 726

10, 495

50, 665

5, 435

5,310

5,810

6,186

38,045

5,185

52,600

15,930

10, 495

4 22, 240

20 110,325

21 116,610
70 394,575

5,685

15,805

21, 990

43. 356

6,686

11,120

291, 925

222, 645

48, 290

16, 055

31,360

6, 435

6,810

10, 495

66, 720

17,065

10,620

6.66, 500

63,095

5,185

10,995

22, 366

32, 735

16,680

155, 925

63, 720

70, 665

166, 360

5,435

16,680

88,770

5,685

5,810

6,435

321,915

47,916

11,370

5,660

28, 300

,6,186

74,090

42, 856

21 , 990

1

5,185

1

5,810

2

10, 995

1

6,436

4

21,365

10

65, 475

1

6,436

32

170, 170

1

6,185

24

127, 940

3

16, 180

13

69, 780

2

11,120

8

42, 855

318

1, 571, 660

1,492

6, 636, 610

599

2, 462, 080

1,239

4,679,990

1,830

6, 268, 570

3,296

10,371,770

1,043

3,032,970

10

25, 880

248

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY-^Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from appropriations to the Bureau of
Ordnance — Con t jnued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES CODtillUed

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Field— Continued

her salary

her salary

her salary

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .$4,566 to $5,315

21 $105,990

20 $102, 425

20 $102, 425

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

32 146.050

31 143,400

31 143,400

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

105 438.825

103 436,345

103 4.36.345

CPC-7. Range .$3,435 to .$4,0.36

189 710,916

185 704,175

185 704,175

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

486

475

473

1. 667, 440

1, 637, 440

1,630,080

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

209 656,366

204 648,056

203 644,602

CPC-4. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

6 17,380

6 17, 540

6 17. 540

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

34 99. 088

33 97. 496

33 97, 496

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

52 141,800

60 138,360

49 135,620

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

2,382

2,335

2,335

13, 768, 682

13,612,044

13, 612, 044

1,120

1,040

1.009

4, 824, 800

4,480,:!20

4. 346, 700

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above..-

421

415

415

2, 204, 356

2, 172, 956

2, 172, 956

Rate.'! equivalent to less than $5,060. __

41.368

34, 706

33,862

139.522,430

124, 097, 680

120, 844, 627

60,656

.53, 416

62, 481

225, 632, 237

208, 912, 127

206,308,000

Deduct:

Lapses .. ..

1,487

1,007

1,016

5, 345, 724

3,962,196

4, 877, 223

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other flcennnt.s

5,896

4,962

4,673

22,725,062

19,792,789

18,472,689

Add portion of salaries carried in other

position schedules paid from these

104 427,510

17 72,305

Net permanent, field (average num-

ber, net salary):

United States and possessions

63,166

47,367

46,701

197, 633, 161

184,924,997

181,681,548

Foreign coimtries:

United States rates.-

52 257,400

38 207,100

33 179. 190

60 98, 400

59 97, 350

69 97, 350

107,911

107, 000

107, 000

Regxilar pay in excess of 62-week base. . .

761, 912

686, 265

668, 726

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

11,800,216

8,214,888

8, 075, 187

All personal services, field

210,649,000

194, 237, 600

190, 809 000

217, 260, 699

200,931,000

197, 268, 000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

"Ordnance and facilities, Navy"

208,730.699

192.406,000

189,223,000

"Ordnance for new construction,

4,412.000

4, 926, 000

4, 846, 000

"Preparation for sale or salvage of mili-

tary property, Navy"

1.446,000

3, 600, 000

3 200 000

"Increase and replacement of naval ves-

sels, armor, armament, and ammu-

nition" .

2,673,000

Medical Care, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

BUREAU OF MEDICIXE AND SURCERT

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
-Average number of all employees

11,695

4

10, 721

10,144

4

9,719

9,564

4

9,132

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3,582
OS-4.2

$3,328

CPC-6.1

$2,938

$3,582
QS^.2

$3,328

CPC-6.1

$3,163

$3,682

Average grade

GS-4 2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3 328

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

CPC-6.1
$3,163

Personal service obligations:

$33, 947, 204

41.648

130, 666

1,306,462

2, 186, 100

41,000

123, 800

, 260, 100

$30, 907, 500
41 000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

119,000
1, 232, 600

Total personal service obligations.-.

35,424,880

33. (ilO, 000

32, 300, 000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND StTRRERV—

continued
Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

$32,169,448
816.661
863. 658
293, 727
1,664,957
497, 862
10,357,656

4,365,957

303,682

23,179,912

4,811,172

171,486

$30,692,000
862, 000
504,000
521,000

1,575,000
484. 000

9,492,000

4,608,000

300,000

24,923,000

7, 254, 000

183,000

$29, 668, 000

02 Travel

697, 000

266, 000

04 Communication services ...

688,000

1,676,000

06 Printing and reproduction - .

455, 000

8, 370, 000

Services performed by other

4,347,000

labor contracts with foreign

200,000

20,150,000

09 Equipment

4, 085, 000

196, 000

79,396,178
423,918

81, 298, 000
297,000

70, 488, 000

Deduct charges for subsistence

270, 000

Total obligations from appropriated

78,972,260

81,001,000

70, 218, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

687, 622
2,933
3,094
4,834

30. 267
3,169

92,638
2, 536. 844

43,432
3,191

615, 000
3,000
3,000
9,000

28,000
3,000

88,000
2,111,000

38,000
3,000

641,000

02 Travel

3,000

03 Transportation of things

4,000

13,000

05 Rents and utility services

37,000

4,000

105.000

2, 362. 000

46,000

15 Taxes and assessments

4.000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-

3,308,014

2,801,000

3,219,000

82,280,274

83,802,000

73,437,000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursemenfs
From Other Accounts

2,667,810
13, 170
13, 841
21, 792

136, 182
14, 194

787, 250
11,664,902

186, 967
14,427

2, 403. 000
12,000
13.000
41,000

131,000
14,000

731,000
9,781,000

293,000
16,000

2, 101, 000

02 Travel -_-

11,000

03 Transportation of things

12, 000

44,000

05 Rents and utilitv services

120,000

06 Printing and reproduction.

12,000

648.000

7, 726, 000

165,000

15 Taxes and assessments..

16,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

15, 520, 535

13,434,000

10,854,000

97,800,809

97,236,000

84,291,000

ALLOCATION TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT

$3,208

$3,000

$3,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

$20, 000

$60,000

$70,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services

$6,919

$9,000

$9,000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

11.595

4

10,721

10, 144

4

9,719

9,654

4

9,132

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,682
GS^.2

$3,328

CPC-5.1

$2,938

$3,682
OS-4.2

$3,328

CPC-6.1

$3, 163

$3, 582

OS-4.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,328

CPC-6.1

Ungraded positions: .\verage salary

$3, 163

Personal service obligations:

$33,947,204
41,648

$32, 186, 100
41, 000

$30, 907. 600

Other positions

41,000

I Average number of persons— 1953, 430; 1954, 400; 1965, 250.

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

249

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

SUMMARY — continued

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Personal service obligations— Continued
Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations-..

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01 Personal services

02 Travel,

03 Transportation of things

04 Communiaition services

05 Rents and utility services..

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agen-
cies. - -

Labor contracts with foreign gov-
ernments ' -

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal -.

Deduct charges for subsistence...

Total obligations from appropriated
funds. -

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

01 Personal services

02 Travel....

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services..

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

OS Supplies and materials

09 Equipment--

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Oat of ReimbUTSements
From Otlier Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services...

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials.

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts-

Total obligations..

1953 actual

$130, 566
1,305,462

35, 424, 880

32.169,4.18
816, 661
863,658
293, 727
1, 568, 165
497, 862

10, 357, 656

4,392,876

303, 682

23,179,912

4,811,172

171, 486

79, 420, 305
423, 918

79, 002, 387

587, 622
2,933
3,094
4,834

30, 267
3,159

92,638
2, 536. 844

43, 432
3,191

3, 308, 014

2, 667, 810
13, 170
13. 841
21, 792

136, 182
14, 194

787,250
11,664.902

186. 967
14,427

15, 520, 535

1954 estimate

33, 610, 000

30, 692. 000
862,000
504, 000
621,000

1, 578. 000
484. 000

9, 492, 000

4, 577, 000

300.000

24, 923, 000

7, 254, 000

183,000

81, 370, 000
297.000

1955 estimate

$119,000
1, 232, 500

32, 300. 000

29. 558. 000
697.000
266.000
588.000

1.679,000
455.000

8. 370, 000

4. 426. 000

200.000

20, 150. 000

4. 085, 000

196,000

81, 073, 000

515,000

641.000

3,000

3.000

3,000

4.000

9,000

13.000

28,000

37,000

3,000

4,000

88,000

105.000

2,111,000

2, 362. 000

38.000

40, 000

3.000

4.000

2,801,000

83, 874, 000

13, 4.34, 000

70, 570, 000
270,000

70, 300, 000

3, 219, 000

73, 519, 000

2, 403, 000

2.101.000

12,000

11,000

13,000

12,000

41,000

44,000

131,000

120,000

14,000

12.000

731,000

648.000

9,781.000

7, 726, 000

293.000

165,000

15,000

15,000

10, 854, 000

97,830,936

97,308,000

84,373,000

■ Average number of positions— 1953, 430; 1964, 400; 1955, 250.

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Medical research adviser

General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.Administrative officer

Deputy comptroller.

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy director, administrative

division

Deputy director, medical statistics

division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Attorney -adviser

Head, administrative reporting

branch

Personnel officer

Statistician

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Architect

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst

Commodity specialist

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15,000

1 11,800
1 11, 300

1 9,800
1 10,400

8,960
8,760

7,440
7,040
7,640
7,440
7,640

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15,000

11.800
11,300

9,800

10, 400

8,360

8,360
8,960
8,760

7,040

7,440
7,640

1955 estimate

Num- Total
salary

$15,000

11,800
11,300

9,800

10,400

8,360

8,360
8,960
8,760

7,040

DETAIL or PEESONAL SEEVICES — Continued

1953 actual

7,440
7,640

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

OS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con,
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Position classifier...

Statistician

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Budget analyst

Governmental accountant

Head, special services branch

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer

Position classifier

Psychologist

Publications officer

Statistician

\Vork measurement analyst ,

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
-Administrative assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Administrative assistant

-Audio visual assistant

Budget analyst

Budget specialist

Cost accountant

Employee relations assistant

General supply assistant-

Head, operating services branch

Head, services and equipment sec-
tion.. -

Organization and methods examiner

Placement officer '.

Publication assistant

Statistical assistant

Statistician

G S-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230 -

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230 -

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental . . .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay...

All personal services, departmental

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Technical director of research .

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Bacterial medical supervisor

Chemist

Medical officer, atomic energy

Medical officer, neurology

Parasitologist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Animal physiologist

Biophysicist

Chemist

Medical officer, physiology ,

Parasitologist...

Physicist...

Physiological and experimental psy-
chologist

Training specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Animal psychologist..

Biologist

Chemist...

Orthopedic technician

Physiological and experimental psy-
chologist

Physiologist —

Psychologist

Rehabilitation specialist

Training specialist

Zoologist

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Animal husbandman. _.

.Animal psychologist

Audiologist

Bacteriologist

Biochemist..

Biologist.

Chemist...

Educational specialist

Electronic scientist

Engineer, general

Exhibits specialist

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 240
8,040
7,240

IS. 420
5.940
5.940

12.280
6.140
6.140
6,140

11,880
5,940

6,000

21,490

3

6
32
36
65
112
135
66

6,185
6,185
5,560
5,310
5,060

6,435

6,060

5,810

5,185

5,185

16,430

25, 975

144, 935

150, 745

204,050

377, 920

419, 610

163,040

1 2,830
9 26, 088

487

1, 826. 648
16 65. 317

1,761,331
6,800

12,720

1, 780, 851

1 15,000

10,800
11,050
11.800
10. 800
11,800

9,600
9,600
9,600
19,200
10,200
9,600

9,800
9,800

8,360
8,360
8,760
8,960

17, 920
17, 720
51, 760

8,660
25, 480

8,560

7,240
7,040
7,240
7,040

21, 320

22, 720
7,240
7,240
7,840
7,240
7,640

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $14,280

1 8, 040

1 7, 240

2 12, 480
1 6,940
1 5,940

6,140
6.140
6.140
6.140
5.940
11.880
5.940

6.00O

15, 680
5,060
5.060
5.185
5.185
6,660

1 5,060

1 6, 436

1 5,000

1 5, 810

1
3
4

28
32
52
112
135
52

1
9

5,185
16,430
20,605
128,115
135, 665
193,820
377, 920
419,610
152, 040

2,830
26,088

470

1, 764, 403
14 57,003

456

1, 707, 400
6,600

10,000

456

1, 724, 000

15,000

11, 050
11,800
10, 800
11,800

9,600
9,600
9,600
19, 200
10, 200
9,600

9,800
9,800

8,360
8,360
8,760

17,920
8,960

26, 080
8,560

25, 480
8,560

7,240
7,040
7,240
7,0!0
14. 080
22, 720
7,240
7,240
7.840

,640

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,280
1 8,040
1 7,240

12. 480
6.940
5,»40

6,140
6,140
6,140
6,140
5.940
11.880
6,940

6.000

1.5,680
5,060
5,000
6,185
6,185
6.660

1 6,060

1 6. 435

1 5.060

1 5. 810

1
3
4
28
32
52
112
135
52

5,185
16, 430
20,605
128,115
135, 565
193. 820
377. 920
419,610
152,040

1 2,830
9 26, 088

470

1, 764, 403
14 67,003

1, 707, 400
6,600

10,000

456

1, 724, 000

1 l.i.OOO

11,050
11,800
10, 800
11,800

9,600
9,600
9,600
19,200
10,200
9,600

9,800
9,800

8,360
8,360
8,760

17,920
8,960

26, 080
8,560

17,120
8,560

7,240
7,040
7,240
7,040
14, 080
22, 720
7,240
7,240
7,840

7,640

250

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

I

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Medical Care, Navy — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

HlstopatholoKist

Immunolocist -..

Medical officer, physiology

Physicist

Psychologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Analytical statistician

Animal physiologist

Architect, landscape

Audiologist

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Biophysicist

Chemist

Electronics scientist

Engineer, general

Entomologist

Histopathologlst —

Laboratory electronics mechanic —

Laboratory mechanic, general

Librarian

Mathematician

Parasitologist

Physiological and experimental

psychologist —

Physi'dogist

Psychologist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Laboratory mechanic

Personnel otBcer

Photographer

Technologist, glass

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Analytical statistician

Animal physiologist -

Animal psychologist- ---

Architect

Architect, landscape

Audiologist

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Biologist

Chemist

Chemist, analytical

Fiscal accountant

Histopathologlst

Instructor

Laboratory mechanic general

Librarian

Librarian, medical records

Parasitologist

Personnel assistant

Physiologist

Physiological and experimental

psychologist ---

Psychologist

Social worker --

Technologist, laboratory

GS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

QS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160 -

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 240
7.440
7,040
16.2R0
81, 440

1 5,940
1 5, 940

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655-.
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to .$2,980....

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4, ,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Pange .$3,740 to .$4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-0. Range .$3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range .$2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3, 032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates ot $5,060 or above

Rates less than $5,060

Ungraded positions at hourly rates;
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above. .
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

Total permanent, fleld.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates.
Local rates

12, 480

18, 620
6,140
6, 340

30, 100
5,940
6.740
6.640
6,740
6,940
6.140

12. 680
5, 940
5,940

11.880
18, 820
116.860

6.000
17, 625
5,875
6,000

1

5,435

1

6,060

r

6,185

1

6,060

1

5,810

I

6, 660

2

10, 620

2

10, 246

3

15, 680

4

20, 740

2

11,370

1

5. 185

3

16, 305

1

5.310

2

10, 870

2

in. 995

2

10, 745

4

21,990

2

10,620

3

16. 930

1

5,186

1954 estimate

2
2

27
1

19
144
67
615

25

30
109

17

168

7

23

10, 120
10, 495
138, 120
5.185
95, 905
649. 645
278, 515

2, 259, 275
4

1, 763, 310
17

3, 287, 230
13

1, 736, 590
9 25, 700

5 25, 200

8 37, 700

103. 500

113,950

385, 360

54, 638

474, 500

19, 644

61,120

61 380, 766
192 823,026

21 149. 155
7,263

20. 789, 974

Num- Total
ber salary

66 331,441 53 306.517

6, 031 5, 648

18, 371, 206 17, 234, 232

11,108

34, 775, 961
868

2, 590, 088

10,041

31,895,268

28 102,609
181 187,996

1 $7. 040

2 16, 280
12 88, 480

.6, 940
11.880

5, 940
12, 480

6,340

30,100
5,940
6,740
6,640

6,940
6,140
12, 680
5, 940
6,940

3 17, 820

1 6. 140

20 122,800

1 6, 000

3 17, 625

1 5, 875

1 6,000

6, 436
5, 000
.5, 186
6, 000
5,810

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

10,620
10, 246
15, 680
20, 740
11,370
5.185
16, 306

10, 870
in, 996
10, 745
21,990
10,620
1,5, 930

3 15, 180

3 15, 555

27 138, 120

IS 90, 910
139 627.495
71 293, 695
594

2, 178, 415
610

1, 760, 210
988

3, 129, 240
516

1, 507, 960
5 14, 020

22
26
95
17
134
7
18

25,200
37, 700
91, 780
99. 710

329, 600
54. 638

402. 260
19, 544
48, 950

103 651. 739
134 584, 440

$7, 040
15, 280
81. 040

5,940

11, 880
6,940

12, 480
6,340

30, 100
6,940
6,740
6,640

6,940
6,140
12. 680
6,940
6,940

17,820

6,140

103, 980

6,000
17,626
5.875
6,000

5.435
5. 060
5.185
5,060
5,810

10. 620
10. 245
15, 680
20, 740
11,370
5, 186
16. 305

10. 870
10. 995
10, 746
21,990
10, 620
15, 930

3 15, 180

3 15. 655

22 111,695

17 85,916
130 586.650
67 277,640
559

2, 049, 665
475

1,631.646
921

2, 910, 630
491

1, 432, 170
6 14, 020

22
26
90
16
134
7
18

25,200
37, 700
91.780
99. 710

312.720
51, 5.S4

402. 260
19, 644
48, 960

98 602.728
127 640,490

,674

31, 793, 663
411

1, 315, 963

9,084

29,854,115
408

664,016

,074

30, 207, 800

28 102.600
161 167,300

8,499

28, 940, 600

27 97. 9nn
160 156,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field^CoEtinued
Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Num- Total
ber salary

$41,648
123,766

1,079,505

188, 001

10, 746

14.490

Num- Total
ber salary

$11. 000
117,200

1,06,5,700
169,100
10.800
14, .500

Num- Total
ber salary

$41,00(1

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

Payment above basic rates:

112,400
1,039,000

Nightwork differential

168,200

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

10,800
14,600

33, 644, 029

31.886.000

30, 576, 000

35, 421, 880

33.610,000

32,300,000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

32, 757, 070
2, 667, 810

31, 207, 000
2,403,000

30, 199, 000

Obligations payable out of reimbm-se-
ments from other accounts

2,101,000

Civil Engineering, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OB.JECTS

Object classification

BUREAU OF YARDS AND DOCKS

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent posi^ons

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary..

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations;

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...
Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds;

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services _.

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appropri-
ated funds -

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment -

Total direct obligations

Oblignliovs Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obligatioHS

1953 actual

24, 556
18, 983

$4, 363
GS-6.0

$3,469

CPC-6.7

$3,494

$70, 662, 867

270, 293

2. 491, 762

73, 414, 922

72, 679, 052

722, 402

146, 438

421. 833

3,373,991

374, 388

22, 186, 941

27, 048, 463

49, 277, 693

69, 441

311,563

176, 513. 206

713. 009

836. 870
6, 688. 609
3. 848. 000
1. 752. 521
6. 482. 190

1954 estimate

22, 624
18, 521

$4, 663
GS-6.2

$3,615

CPC-5.8

$3,589

$70, 603, 360

277, 799

2,423,354

73, 304, 503

72, 468, 633

611,929

132, 450

438, 021

3, 294, 227

375, 005

18,268,499

17,642.086

11, 654, 955

37, 599

301, 696

126, 125, 000

835, 870
4, 479, 758

1, 584. 372
7. 867. 000

17, 607, 190

194, 833, 404

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number all employees

Average salary and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary —

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detail of personal ser\-ices,
Department of tiie Interior) _ .

$4. 5.53
OS-6.6

$18, 634
50

18,684

14, 767, 000

1955 estimate

139, 892, 000

$4,678
OS-6.6

$18,634
50

18,684

22, 377
18, 191

$4, 553
OS-6.0

$3,603

CPC-5.6

$3,587

;69, 595, 674

277, 866

2, 369, 199

72, 242, 629

71,406,769

1,597,504

132, 750

739, 443

3, 188, 009

367, 326

13, 689, 435

IV, 495, 631

7, 790, 340

23,463

304, 340

116, 735, 000

836, 870

6, 365, 038
102,000

1, 771, 092

7, 528, 000

133, 337, 000

$4,608
GS-6.6

$18, 634
50

18,681

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

251

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE

DiTERiOK— continued
02 Travel

$305

126

222

136

102

899

3.004

1,301

75

$340

130

150

140

110

1,105

4,416

1,350

75

$340

130

04 r'oTnmiinip.itinn ^prvicp^

150

140

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services

110
1,105

08 Supplies and materials ..

4,416

09 Equipment

1,350

75

Total obligations.

24,854

26,500

26,500

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services

$37,123

$38,500

$38,500

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary ._

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

Positions otlier than permanent

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01 Personal services __.

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services.

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials..

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures...

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obligations

24, 559

2

18,988

$4,353
QS-6.0

$3,469

CPC-5,7

$3,494

$70, 665, 947

5,554

270, 343

2, 491, 762

73, 433, 606

72, 597, 736

722, 707

145. 554

424, 055

3, 374, 127

374. 490

22, 224. 963

27. 051. 467

49, 278, 994

69, 441

311, 638

176. 575. 182

835. 870
5. 688, 609
3. 848, 000
1. 752, 521
5, 482, 190

17, 607, 190

194, 895, 381

22, 627

2

18. 526

K553
OS-6.2

$3,615

CPC-5.8

$3,589

$70, 616, 430

5, ,554

277, 849

2, 423, 3M

73. 323, 187

72, 487, 317

612, 269

132,580

438, 171

3, 294, 367

375. 115

18. 308, 104

17, 646, 502

11, 566, 305

37,599

301, 671

125, 190, 000

835, 870
4, 479, 758

1, 584. 372
7, 867, 000

14, 767, 000

139, 957, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

22,380

2

18, 196

$4,553
QS-6.0

$.3,603

CPC-5.6

$3,587

$69, 608. 654

5, .M4

277, 906

2, 369, 199

72, 261, 313

71, 425. 443

1, 597, 844

132,880

739. 593

3, 188, 149

367. 436

13, 729. 010

17, 500, 047

7, 791, 690

23,463

304,415

116,800,000

116, 800, 000

835, 870

6, 365, 038
102,000

1, 771, 092

7. 528, 000

16, 602. 000

133, 402, 000

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Administrative officer. Deputy

Xum- Total
ber salary

1 $11,300

1 11,300
1 11,050
5 55,000

I 10, 200

3 29, 600

1 9,600

28 277,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,550

1 11,300
1 11,300
5 55, 750

1 10,400

3 30,000

1 9,600

28 281,400

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,550

Administrative officer, Division di-

1 11,. 5,50

1 11,300

Engineer

5 56, 250

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10.400

Attorney

3 30,200

1 9,800

Engineer

28 282,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-14. R.inge $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Industrial specialist

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Realty officer...

Soil conservationist, supervisory

OS-13. Range $S,360 to $9,360;

Accoxmtant, Government

Administrative officer

.Agronomist

Architect

Attorney

Editor

Engineer

Entomologist

Equipment specialist.

Housing management specialist

Industrial speciaUst

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Realty officer

Statistician, survey

Supply requisition and disposal
officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

-Administrative officer

-Architect

-Attorney

Budget officer

Contract specialist

Cost accountant

Employment officer

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Historian

Housing management specialist

Industrial specialist

Informal ion and editorial specialist..
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Posi tion classifier

Publications writer

Really officer

Statistician, survey

Training officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

-Administrative officer..

-Architect

-Attorney

Budget officer

Business analyst..

Contract negotiator...

Editor

Engineer

Equipment specialist.

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Librarian

Methods examiner

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer..

Placement officer _

Property disposal specialist

Realty officer

Statistician

Supply cataloger, supervisory

Supply requisition officer

Transportation specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Architect

-Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst..

Contract specialist...

Engineer

Equipment specialist...

Exhibits specialist

Information and editorial specialist.
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement assistant.

Position classifier

Property management specialist

Publications editor

Realty officer

Statistician

Supply cataloger...

Training officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Ranee $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS^. Range .$3,175 to .$3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Uneraded positions at annual rates less

than $5,060—

Total permanent, departmental

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 600

1 9,600

1 9,600

1 9,800

1 9,600

2
5
1
2
4
1
57
1
2
1
I
1
1
3
1

1
5
6
1
1
I
1
59
7
1
2
2
2

3
2
1
6
1
1

8
4
6
3
5
1
1
2
43
8
2
3
1
3
4
1
1
1
8
1
1
4
2

3
6
4
1
5
1
8
1
I
2

4
2

2

3

1

1

2

1

4

45

25

67

118

129

26

3
6

17, 120
43, 200
8,360
17. 320
35, 240
8.660
489. 920
8,360
17, 320
8,360
9,160
8,560
8,360
25,880
8,360

8,560

7,240

37,600

44,640

7,040

7.040

8,040

7,040

431,360

50,680

7,640

14,480

15, 080

14,280

21,320
14,280
7,240
44,440
7,240
7,640

38,840

25, 360

39, 040

19,420

29. 900

5,940

6,540

13.280

270. 820

49,920

12, 480

19,020

6,540

17, 820

24,760

6,540

6,940

6, MO

61,120

5,940

6,140

24,160

11,880

15,805
32, 985
20, 490

.5,060
26,800

5,185
41,480

5,185

5,185
11,120

20,240

10, 495

5,060

11,245

15,930

5,435

5,060

10, 495

6,810

20,355

202, 725

105, 990

253,220

398, 685

403,360

79,180

9,610
17, 068

8 27, 536

824

4, 414, 834

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800
9,600
9,600

10.000
9,800

8. 960
43, 800

8,560
17, 520
35, 640

8,760
495, 920

8, 360

17, 520
8,360
9,160
8,760
8,500

26,480
8,600

8,560

7,440

38.200

45. 240

7. 040

7.240

8.240

7.240

423. 2,10

51.280

7,840

14. 880

15.280

14. 480

21.720
7. 440
7.440

37.800
7,240
7,840

39,840
19, 820
39,840
19,620
24. 300

5,940

6,740

13,280

269. 280

44.780

6.740
13.280

6.540

18, 220
19, 020

6,740
5, 940
6,740

45,980
6,140
6,140

24,560
6,140

16,180
33, 736

15, 805
5, 185

27, 425
5,310

42, 480
5,310
5,310
5,435

20,740

10, 745

6,185

11,495

16, 305

6,560

6,185

10, 745

5,810

20,855

199, 690

105, 195

250,990

401, 515

396, 490

78, 4.30

7,020
12,284

2
2
2

3

1
1
5
1
1

6
3
6
3
4
1
1
2
42

1

2
1
3
3

1
1

7
1
1

4
1

3
6
3
1
5
1
8
1
1
1

4

2

1

2

3

1

I

2

1

4

43

24

64

116

123

25

2
4

8 27, 536

790

4,339,370

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800
9,800
9,800

10,000
9,800

1
5
6
1
1
1
1
57
7

2
2
2

3
1
1

5
1
1

6
3
6
3
4
1
1
2
42
7
1
2
1
3
3
1
1
1
7
1
1
4
1

3
6
3
1
5
1
8
1
1
1

4

2

1

2

3

1

1

2

1

4

43

24

64

116

123

25

8,960

44,200

8,560

17, 720

36,040

8,760

501, 320

8,560

17, 720

8,560

9,360

8,760

8,660

26,480

8,660

8,760

7,440

38,600

46,840

7,240

7,240

8,240

7,240

428,680

52,080

7,840

14, 880

15, 480

14,680

21, 920
7,440
7 440

38^400
7,440
7,840

40, 040

20,020

40, 240

20,020

24, 760

6,140

6,740

1.3.680

273.280

46, 380

6,740

13, 480

6,740

18, 420

19,420

6,740

6,140

6,740

46,680

6.140

6,340

24,960

6,140

16, 555

34, 485

16, 180

6,310

28,050

6,435

43, 480

5,435

6,435

6,560

21,240

10, 996
5,310

11, 745
16,680

6,685

5,310

10, 996

5,810

21, 355

206, 065

108, 195

258,990

410, 795

405, 330

80, 430

7,180
12,604

27,536

790

4,411,945

252

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY—Continued

Civil Engineering, Navy — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

19S3 actual

Departmental— Continued
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Re^ilar pay in excess of 52-week base,_.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

ajid holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Technical director - -

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Head, department

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Director, division

Engineer

Special assistant, public works office.

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Architect

Director, division.—

Engineer

Head, automotive section

Manager, branch ._

Real property officer

Special assistant, design division

Special assistant, public works office.

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Architect

Assistant radiological ofTicer

Associate technical administrator. . .

Attorney-adviser

Auditor

.\uto transportation specialist

Cartographer

Chemist

Construction superintendent

Director, administrative manage-
ment

Director, division

Engineer

Head, design division

Head, engineering department

Industrial relations officer

Manager, branch

Physicist

Realty officer

Radiological material officer

Special assistant to officer in charge. .

Soil conservationist

Storage specialist, supervisor

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

.\dministrative officer

Appraiser

Architect

.\ttorney-adviser

Auto transportation specialist

Cartographer

Chemist

Construction cost accountant

Communication specialist

Construction superintendent

Director, division

Engineer

Entomologist

Equipment specialist

Head, branch

Housing management supervisor. . .

Labor relat ions specialist

Manager, branch

Organization and methods examiner.

Physicist

Planner and estimator

Realty assistant

Real property officer

Realty officer

Security specialist

Soil conservationist

Specialist, chemical engineering

Specialist, utility rate

Supervisor, engineering division

Supervisor, safety branch

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

.Administrative officer

Auto transportation specialist

Communication specialist

Num- Total
ber salary

96 $522, 339

3, 892. 495
15, 030

69, 615

3, 967, 140

1 12.400
3 33.400

U 108,480

1 8. !i60

2 17, 920

457. 680
67. 680
17.720

283.280
16.920

9 77, 440

1
15
1
1
2
1
1
3
2
1

7

67

103

3

2

2

81

1

4

1

8.040

108. 100

7.240

7.040

14. 880
7.840
7.040

21. 920
14. 080
7.040

62.680

496,480

751,020

22,520

16,680

15, 480
696, 740

7,440

29.360

7,240

7,240

2 14. 080

13.080

24.360

19, 020

218. 700

36.440

19. 220

12.480

36,640

18.220

12.280

137. 400

134,540

2

4

3
35

6

3

2

6

3

2

22

21

255

1, 582. 740

1 5. 940
5 31. 100

16 100.640

2 13,480

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

56 $307, 170

4, 032, 200
16,800

60,000

4, 108, 000

3 33, 400

9,600

137. 655

9.600

9,600

8,560

9,160

8.360

443,160

109. 880

17.720

361.960

16,920

9 77, 640

1 7,040

1 8, 040

13 95, 035

63 393.580

2 12, 480

1 5, 940

1 6,940

1 6,340
6 37, 640
1 6,640

5,940
19,020
5.940
6,740

2i000
11.500
17, 625

7,040
14, 880

7,840

7,040
22. 120
14. 080

7,040

67. 360

476. 560

709. 780

22. 520

15.680

15. 480

644.980

7.440

29.560

7.240

7.240

7.040

14.080

13. 080

24,560

19. 220

213, 260

31.300

19. 420

12. 680

30. 100

6.140

12. 280

125, 800

123, 260

64
97

3

2

2
87

1

4

1

1
2

2

4

3
34

5

3

2

6

1

2

20

19

263

1. 660. 220

2 11.880

5 31. 600
15 95, 700

2

59

2

1

12,280
371,220

12.480
!i. 940
6.940
6,940
6.340

24,560

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

59 $481,645

731

3, 930, 300
15,800

4,006,100

3 34.000

1 9.600

11 108. ,5.55

1 9.600

1 9,600

8.760

9.160

8.360

350.600

84.800

17. 920

277. 560

17.320

8.760

1 7. 040

1 8.040

12 88. 195

3

2
2
76
1
4
1
1
1
2

2
4
3

29
4
3
2
5
1
2

16

16

225

1

2

6

13

7.240
15. 280

8.040

7.240
22. 520
14. 480

7,240

60.320

408. 360

582. 860

22,920

16. 080

15.880

562. 100

7.640

30. 160

7,440

7,440

7,040

14, 280

13, 480

25. 160

19.620

183. 560

26.360

19,820

12. 880

30. 700

6.140

12. 680

102. 440

106, 440

, 438. 700
12.280
32. 100
84. 220

5,940
5,940
19,220
5,940
6,740

11,750
5,625
11,875

12.280
305. 280

12. 880
6.140
6.940
6.940
6.540

24,760

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

5.940
6.140
19.420
6.140
6,940

12,000
5.750
12, 125

1953 actual

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6.250— Con.

Construction superintendent

Construction inspector...

Contract specialist

Equipment specialist

Head, administrative division

Head, requirements department

Housing manager

Industrial cost accountant..

Industrial relations officer

Manager, branch

Organization and methodsexaminer.

Real property officer

Realty officer-

Security specialist

Shipbuilding inspector

Storage speciaUst, supervisor

Supply officer, supervisor.

Ti-affic manager.-

GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Accountant

Architect

.\ssistant branch manager

Assistant public works officer

Attorney-adviser

.Auditor..

Auto transportation specialist

Budget specialist

Cartogmpher

Chemist .-

Chief clerk

Communication specialist

Construction inspector

Construction superintendent

Contract specialist

Director, administrative ^nanage-

ment

Director, branch

Director, division

Employee relations officer

Engineer

Entomologist

Equipment specialist

General supply supervisor.. ..-

Head, administration department. .

Head, audit section

Head, division

Housing manager

Inspector

Laboratory general mechanic

Labor reUt ions specialist

Manager, branch -

Organization and methodsexaminer
Organization and methods division

superintendent

Personnel assistant-

Placement section supervisor

Planning assistant

Physicist

Property supply officer

Psychologist

Realty assistant

Records management specialist

Reports control supervisor

Safety program specialist

Storage specialist

Storekeeper

Supervisor, administrative division
Supervisor, engineering division...

Supervisor, fire fighter

Supply assistant

Training assistant

Training officer.--

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 125

6,000
35, 525

6,125

6,875
35,375

6,260

138, 470
11,125
5,750
5,875
5,500
6,250
6.600
6.250
12.375

42. 355

10. 995
26. 925
75.220
16. 430

5.060
16. 055

5.185
37. 420

11. 245
31.485
31, 735

5,185
5,060

21. 990
581. 130

16, 555

21. 740
10. 120
31. 2.35
10. 495

2
5
14
3
1
3
1
7
2
6
6
1
1
4
108
3

4

2

6

2

194

1, 026. 990

2 10. 370

11 67, 186

1 5, 436

1 5,560

13
12

8
4
1
26
2

69.280
64.970
42.605
20.990
5. 060
138. 060
10. 245

1 6. 185

5 27. 675

1 5. 810

1 6. 060

1 5. 185

1 6. 185
10 53, 880

1964 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,250
5.626
6.125

36. 275
6.250
6.000

36. 125

6.250

5. 500

135. 345

11.376
5. 875
6,000

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160..
GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230.,

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $.5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $1,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035 .,

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-t. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230 ,

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range .$2,420 to $2,810

Ungraded positions at annual rates;

Rates of $5,060 or above

Rates less than $5,060

5,435
5, 435
16. 055
21,365
5,185
5,060
5,810
11.620
5,185
5,560
740, 465

1

1
3
4
1
1
1
2
1
1
149
537

2, 492, 205
261

1, 081. 785
626

1, 903, 150
899

3, 075, 735
1,520

4, 744, 480
585

1, 682, 960

3 7.600

7 34, 705

4 17,850
■ 24 101,510

41 162, 930

183 646,906

55 171,974

51 157, 650

14 38. 368

11 26. 670

51 387.880
4 9, 969

1 6, 250

1 5. 625

1 6, 250

2 12, 375

1
3
1
9
4
5
7
1
1
3
91
1

4
2
6
2

179

2

12

1

1

43. 355
11.245
27,425
43. 480
31.860

5. 1S5
16. 430

.5, 310
48.415
22. 445
27. 0.50
37. 920

5.310

5. 185

16, 680

61)3. 935

.5. 435

22. 240
10. 370
31.985
10, 755

968. 840

10. 620

64, 595

5,560

5,685

53, 725
06, 460
43. 605
21. 490

5. 185
136. 000

10. 495

6.310

27.800

6.810

6. 185
6,310
5,060
.5. 310

49, 165
5,186
5,560

3 16, 430

4 21,865
1 5,310

1 5, 810

2 11,620

1 5, 685
140 716,405
498

2, 392. 780
239

1, 033, 880
498

1, 892, 666
821

2. 88!, 810
1,292

4, 1.58, 265
4.50

1,344,215
3 7, 820

Num- Total
ber salary

$17,000
5.750
6.250

30.900
6,250
6,126

31, 126

6,250

5, 626

120. 970

11.625
6.000
6.125

6.250
5.750
6.260
12, 375

33,610
11,495
27,925
39, 170
27,300
5,310
16, 805

4
5
6
1
1
3
81
1

4

2

5

2

160

2
11

1

1
9

10
7
4
1

20

44,230

22,820

27,675

33, 485

5.436

6.310

17. 055

464.835

5,560

22. 740
10.620
27. 425
10, 996

889,450

10, 870

60,410

5,685

6,685

5,060

49,665

56,340

39,295

21, 990

5,310

114.760

10, 745

5,435
23,115
5,810
5.310
5.435
5.186
5.435
44, 980
5,310
5,685

3 16, 805

4 22, 365
1 5, 436

1 5. 810

2 11.620

1 5. 685
136 711, 175
472

2, 334, 266
265

1, 173, 655
618

2, 033, 080
821

2, 951, 520
1..346

4, 423, 665
491

1,493,465
5 14, 010

4
23
41
195
22
45
U
10

50
3

35. .580
18. 350
102, 020
164, 030
705. 905
70, .391
142. 828
31. 132
26. 260

380. 376
7,420

5
2
20
34
189
21
44
32
10

.50
3

26. 055
9.800

90. 550
141.390
697. 920

69. 177
142, 120

82. 832

27,660

380. 376
7, 420

DEPAKTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

253

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Field— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

Ungraded positions at iiourlv rates:

Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above. ..

1,015

978

974

$5,897,038-

$5,780,209

$5.814,3'.3

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060. ..

16.337

15.081

14.911

54.528,093

51,655,892

50.969.155

Total permanent, field

23.732

21. 834

21.587

87.168,317

82, 785. 768

81. 720. 883

Deduct lapses - .

5,477

20, 407, 945

4.048

16,214,618

4,127

16,055.609

Net permanent, field (average num-

ber, net salary) :

United States and possessions

17,358

16,839

16, 510

65. 025. 671

64. 744, OlS

63, 833. 469

Foreign countries:

United States rates

53 296,075

55 310,679

55 310,679

844

1,438,626

892

1,516,456

895

1,521,126

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

255. 263

261. 999

262,056

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

1. 626, 869

1. 581, 384

1,527,244

143, 224

162, 451

162, 571

Additional pay for service abroad

662.054

619,519

619, .384

Add personal services, field.

69, 447, 782

69, 196, ,503

68, 236, 629

01 Personal services..

73. 414, 922

73. 304, 503

72, 242, 629

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

72, 579. 052

72,468,6.33

71, 406, 759

Obligations payable out of reimbmse-

835. 870

835. 870

835, 870

Military Construction, Naval Reserve Forces

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

67
36

67

57

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,727
GS-7.4

$4,727

Average grade - - - - -

as-7.4

01 Personal services:

$162,987
1,213

$265, 783

1,217

164, 200

11,000

2,350

1,000

500

1,979,700

10, 000

41.000.000

2,250

267, 000

02 Travel

11.000

04 Communication services

2, 600

2,000

06 Printing and reproduction

600

1,693,000

08 Supplies and materials

20, 000

15,000,000

15 Taxes and assessments

3,900

43,171,000

17,000,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief construction engineer..
OS-12. R.inge $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Engineer...

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Construction inspector

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955...
GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4.160...
QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

01

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,360

7,040

26,360

5,310
100, 8!»0
124, 740
18,300
26,080

1

19
28

5

67 316, 680
30. 6 153, 693

36. 4 162, 987
1,213

164,200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salarj-

7,040

25. 360

5.310
ion. 890
124. 740
18.300
26,680

1
19

28
5

67 316. 680
10 50, 897

265, 783
1.217

Research, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

OFFICE OF NAVAL RESEARCH

Summary of Persmal Services

Total number of permanent positions. . - - -
Full-time equivalent of all other positions

1,556
6

1,496
4

1.491
4

Average number of all employees

1,457
1,704

1,435

1.430

Add average number carried on sched-
ule of "Navy industrial fund"._

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services.. .

3,161

1.435

1.430

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5, 384
GS-8.1

.$3, 230

CPC-5.1

$.3, 963

$5. 435
GS-8.1

.$3. 259

CPC-5.1

$4, 107

$5,422

Average grade

OS-8.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,259

Average grade ... . ._

CPC-5.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4. 107

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$7,367,136
42, 668
27. 400
119. 521

$7,437,000
31.000
28.000
120,000

$7,409,000
31,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-

28,000
120,000

Subtotal

7, 556, 725
8.508,943

7. 616. 000

7,588,000

Add salaries carried in schedule of

Total personal service obligations. __

16.065.668

7.616,000

7,588,000

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

13. 575, 401

686, 474

24,490

124, 761

165. 352

105, 666

41, 31 .'5.028

2, 873. 673

3.704.052

847. 428

32. 251

7.616.000

454. 500

40.000

120.000

86. 000

94,600

42.685,020

2. 333, 000

1, 662. 700

668.700

22,000

7,588,000

02 Travel

441,500

40,000

04 Communication services.

144,000

86,000

84,600

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencles-

47, 425, 407
2.333,000
1, 660, 700

09 Equipment

674, 000

15 Taxes and assessments _._

22,000

Total direct obligations

63.454.575

55, 782, 520

60, 499, 207

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Ottier Accounts

2.490,267

21,386

65, 669

306, 406

07 Other contractual services-

70.000
30,000

70,000

30,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

2, 883, 728

100,000

100.000

66.338,303

65, 882. 520

60,599,207

ALLOCATIOX TO UBRART OF C0X0RES3

Totalnumber of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

139

21
138

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,067
GS-6.8
$3,641

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$474. 729
86, 933

2,166
7,669

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see sched-
uleofdetail of personal services.

571.397
2.217
586
6,410
3.968
17, 076
28.864
6.875

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things... -..

07 Other contractual services... -.

$4,523

637, 391

4,523

270200—54-

-17

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Research, Navy — Continued

OBLiOATiOKS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Avprngp niimhpr nf all pmplnyppf!

4

01 Personal services: Positions other
than permanent (see schedule of de-
tail of personal services, Depart-

$19. 083

618,004

45

$200
892, 727

$415, 793

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations

637, 132

892,927

415 793

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR

9
16
40

8

3

25

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,588
GS-7.0

$3, 077

CPC-4.2

$4,075

$4, 577
GS-6.7

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

01 Personal services:

$126, 332
45, 151

393
4,248

$99. 243
9,600

427
3.060

Other positions _-- _

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base... -- .

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detail of personal services.
Department of the Interior) . .

176, 124

6,741

2,530

916

1,982

358

55, 552

83, 959

26, 772

1,343

112.330

8,818

1,601

361

1,174

225

84,017

31, 310

7,0.36

513

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other mntrjiptiial ^prvinp<!

$85,000

09 Equipment

356, 277

247,285

85,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

$15,000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION

$4,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY

07 Other contractual services

$100,386

$676

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERGY
COMMISSION

07 Other contractual services

$750

$30,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

1,704
47

1,504
7

1,491
4

Average number of all employees.

Add average number carried on sched-
ule of "Navy industrial fund"

1,639
1,704

1,460

1,430

Average number of all employees
paid from 01 Personal services...

3,343

1,460

1,430

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,333
GS-8.2

$3,262

CPC-5.2

$4,239

$5, 422
GS-8.1

$3,259

CPC-5.1

$4,107

$5, 422
GS-8.1

.$3,259

CPC-5.1

$4,107

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

SUMMARY— continued
Personal service obligations:

$7, 968, 197
193, 835
29, 959
131,338

$7, 536, 243
40, 800
28,427
123,060

$7, 409, 000
31,000
28,000
120,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Subtotal

8,323,329
8, 508, 943

7, 728, 530

7,688,000

Add salaries carried in schedule of
"Navy industrial fund" ..

Total personal service obligations...

16,832,272

7, 728, 530

7,588,000

Birea OUigMons

14, 342, 005
695,432
27,605
132, 087
171,302
106.023

42. 106. 795

2. 873. 673

3, 816, 875
881,075

33. 639

7,728,630

463, 318

41, 501

120,361

87, 174

94, 825

43, 715, 963

2, 333, 000

1,694,010

675, 736

22. 513

7, 588, 000
441 500

02 Travel . .

40.000
144,000
86, 000
84 600

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction. .

47, 926, 200
2,333,000

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment ..

674 000

Total direct obligations

65.186,511

56. 976, 931

61,000,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

2, 490, 267

21, 386

65,669

306, 406

02 Travel

70,000
30,000

70,000
30 000

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts-

2, 883, 728

ino nnn

100,000

Total obligations

68,070,239

67,076,931

61,100,000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947 (5 U. S. C. 476):

Chief scientist

General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Science director

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800;
Deputy science director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney-adviser

Biologist

Chemist _._

Contract administrator.

Mathematician

Microbiologist

Organic materials scientist

Patent attorney _

Physical science administrator...

Physiological psychologist

Research psychologist ._

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney-adviser _

Biochemist

Biologist ___

Chemist _

Contract specialist-

Engineer -

Finance director

Geographer -

Mathematician

Operations analyst

Patent attorney

Personnel director

Persotmel research administrator.

Personnel psychologist

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Physiological psychologist

Physiologist

GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Attorney-adviser.- .-.

Biologist --- —

Budget officer

Ceramic scientist-.- -

Chemist

Contract specialist

Education officer

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Geographer.-- -

Mathematician

Metallurgist --.

Oceanographer- _

Patent adviser

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$15,000

13,000

12,000

10,800
11,050
10,800
10, 800
21,600
10, 800
10,800
10, 800
87,400
10,800
10, 800

10, 000

9,600

9,600

10, 200

19, 200

60, 600

9,800

10, 000

39, 400

9, 600

20, 000

10,000

10, 400

9,600

38, 600

19, 600

10, 400

9,800

8,360
8,760

16, 720
8,360
8,560

25,280

16, 720
9,160

17, 620
77, 240

8,360
25, 4.80
8,560
8,560
9,160

1954 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary
$15, 000

13,000
12, 200

11,300
10,800
11,050
21, 600
10, 800
10, 800
32, 400
87, 650
10, 800
10,800

9,600
9,800
9,800

19,400
51,000
10,000
10, 200
19,800
9, 800
48, 000
10,200

9,800

39, 000

9,800

9,800

8,660
8,760

16,720
8,560
8,760

16,920

16,720
9,360

17,520

77,640
8,560

25, 480
8,760
8,560

42,600

1965 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary
$15,000

13,200
12,200

11,300
11,050
11,050
22,100
11,050
11,050
32, 650
88, 650
11,050
11,050

9,600
9,800
9,800

19,400
61,000
10, 000
10, 200
19, 800
9,800
48, 000
10,200

9,800
39,000
9,800

9,800

8,560
8,760
16,720
8,660

16,920
16,720

9,360
17,520
69,280

8,560
25,480

8,760

8,560
42,600

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

255

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule pmdes— Continued

GS-13. Ranpe $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Patent attorney

Physical science administrator

Physicist

Physiological psychologist

Psychologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Adm inistrative officer

Budget examiner

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Engineer

Geographer

Geophysicist

Meteorologist

Oceanographer

Organic chemist

Patent adviser

Patent attorney

Personnel officer

Physical science administrator

P hysicist

Position classifier

Psychologist

Supply officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Bacteriologist

B udget anal yst _ .

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist _ _.

Inventions analyst .^

Mathematician

Microbiologist

Oceanographer. -_ _.

Patent adviser

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Contract ass istant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

A ttorney adviser

B iologist

Budget analyst

Contract assistant

Inventions analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Physicist

Placement officer.. __.

Publications writer.

Requirements and priorities officer.
Supplv specialist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..--

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Total permanent, depa.tmental-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

Payment above basic rales: Overtime

and holiday pay --

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947 (5 U. S. C.476):

Engineer

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Ph vsicist

GS-14. Range $9, 600 to $10,600:

Biologist

Biophysicist

Chemist

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Mathematician

Patent attorney

Physicist

Psychologist-

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Bioscientist ._

Chemist -.

Contract administrator.

Deputy chief of division..

Electronic scientist

1953 actual

Num- Total

her salary

3 $27,280

1 9, 360

9 76, 440

1 8,560

1 8, 360

1
1
1
2
2
7
1
1
1
2
1
17
1
1
1
7
1
I
1

I
4
1
1
1
2
1
2

7,040

7,040

7,040

14, 080

14, 080

50,080

7,040

7, 040

7,240

14. OSd

7.040

124. 280

7,240

7,640

7,040

49, 480

7.040

7.240

7,040

6,940
24. 960
6.940
5,940
5,940
12, 080
5.940
12,080

1 5, 940

1 5. 940

1 5, 940

8 48,120

1

3
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
5
1
1
2
1
1
22
18
71

6,250

15,930
5,060
5,185
5, 060
6.060

10,120
5,810

16,055

25.300
5.060
5, 060

10.120
5,060
5.685

97.635

75, 560
264.110
232,515
132, 770

3.032

421

2, 380. 647
31 230. 126

390

2,150,621
20.140
8,000

8,833

2, 187, .500

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$66,880
9,360
76, 440
8,760
8,560

7,240

7,240

14,280

14, 280

36, 200

7,240

7,240

7,440

14. 280

7. 240

51,080

35. 200

7, 040

7.240

42. 640

7. 240

7,440

7, 240

6,140
18,820
6.940
6. 140
6, 140
12,280

2 12, 280
1 6, 940

6,140
6,140

6,250
6,810

5,310

5.186

5,185

5,186

.5,810

16.0,65

1.1,565

6, 185

6.185

.5. 310

5,185

5,810

98, 610

76, 560

264.110

232,515

137, 670

3,032

402

2, 272, 957
17 97, 957

2,175.000
8. 000
8,000

2, 200, 000

1 13, 500

1 10. 800
1 10,800
1 11,050

9,600
9, 600
9, 600
10,000
49.000
9,800
10. 400
69, 200
19,400

8,360
26, 080
26,880
44, 200

8,760
25, 880

1 13, 500

10,800
10,800
11,0.60

9, 600
9, 600
29,000

49, 200
9.600
48,000
60,000
19,400

8,360

25, 280

26, 080
44, 400

26, 880

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

9.360
76,440

8,560
7,240

7,240

14,280

14,280

36, 200

7,240

7,240

7,440

14,280

7,240

,50, 080

35. 200

7,040

7.240

35.400

7.240

7,440

7,240

6,140
18, 220
6, 940
6,140
6, 140
12,280

12,280
6,940

6,140
6,140

6,250
6,810

5,435

5,310

5,310

5,186

5,810

16,065

15,555

6,185

6,185

.5, 310

5.185

5.810

97. 636

75,560

267,290

232, 515

137, 670

3,032

397

2,241,777
13 72, 777

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

2,169.000

s.ooo

8,000
9,000

2,194,000

1 13,500

10,800
10,800
11,050

9,600
9,600
29,000

49, 200
9,600
48,000
60,000
19,400

1 8, 360

3 26, 280

3 26, 080

5 44, 400

3 25, 880

Field— Continued
General schedule erades— Continued
GS-13. Kangc $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Engineer - . -

Head of unit

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Patent adviser

Patent attorney

Physicist

Psychologist

Television producer

Training device technician

Trainingofficer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Budget specialist -.

Chemist

Contract specialist

Electronic scientist. -

Engineer

E.xhibits specialist

Head of section

Head of unit

Illustrator

Mathematician

Patent adviser

Physicist.-

Psychologist

Scientific staff assistant

Supply otticer

Technical consultant

Television producer

Training device technician

Trainingofficer

Training specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Abstractor reviewer

Administrative officer

Bibliographer

Budget specialist...

Chemist

Contract specialist

Electronic scientist

Electronic technician

Engineer

Equipment specialist

E.xhibits specialist

Field representative

Industrial specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Patent adviser-

Personnel officer

Physicist

Psychologist

Publications editor..

Scientific staff assistant

Supply officer..-

Supervisor of unit

Technologist

Television producer

Training device technician

Trainingofficer

Training specialist

OS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Budget specialist

Electronic technician. __

Equipment specialist

Illustrator

Librarian

Personnel officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Abstractor

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Bibliographer

Chemist

Contract specialist

Electronic mechanic

Electronic scientist

Electronic technician

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Exhibits technician...

Geographer

Geophysicist

Illustrator

Laboratory mechanic

Organization and methods examiner

Patents adviser

Physicist

Publications editor

Reference librarian

Scientific staff assistant

Subject cataloger

Supply assistant

Supply cataloger

Technologist

Television producer..

Training device technician

Training officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $154,480
9, 160

25, 480
16, 720
52,360

118,840
50,660

26. 080
8,360

17,320
8,360

7,440

14, 480

138, 160

7,040

390,440

7,440

14, 080

7,240

7,240

7,240

209, 560

28,760

28,560

7,240

7,040

7,240

8,040

43, 840

14, 480

14, 480

1
3
2
6
14
6
3
1
2
1

1
2

19
1

53
1
2
1
1
1

29
4
4
1
1
1
1
6
2
2

4 24, 160
2 13, 480
4 24, 960

12
4
I

38
8
3
I
2

1
19
1
6
3
1
1
I
2
4
2
3
10
3

1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1

12,080
76,280
24, 160
5,940
233. 920
48,720

18, 220
6,340

12, 880

5,940

114,060

6,140

36, 040

17,820

6,140

5,940

5,940

11,880

24, 960

12,280

18, 020

62,200

19, 220

5,626
6,000
6,260
5,500
6,500
11, 750
5,600
6,000

25, 800

1
9
4
6
1
6
1
17
7
2
1
1
6

5, 435
46, 640
20, 740
26, 426

5,810
31,110

6, 000
89, 005
36, 670
10, 995

5,186

6.186
30, 985

5,060
20. 240
10, 370
16, 180
15. 180

5.186
10. 496
10, 120

5,310
10, 120
20. 616
10. 995
52, 695

433, 100
75, 310

223, 260

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

19 $163, 640

25, 480
16.920
62, 760

118.440
50, 560

26, 080
8,360

17,520
25, 080

7,440
14, 480
144, 200

7,040
394, 640

7,640

1
1
32
4
4
1
1

7,440

7,240

227, 880

28,760

28, 760

7,240

7,240

1 8,040
6 44,440
5 35, 600

2 13, 480

6,540
12, 080
82, 420
24, 160

5,940

234, 520

42,780

18, 220

12,880

6,940
41, 780
6,140
30,100
5,940
6,340
5,940
6,140

25, 160
12,480
18, 220
56, 460
6,140

6,000

5,600
5,625
11,750
5,600
6,000

20,740

21,615

5,810

30, 860

5,060

63, 220

37, 370

11,120

5,310

5,310

26, 175

5,810

5,060

6,185

10, 370

21,365

6,310

10, 370
6,060
5,310
10, 370
20, 616
11,120
62, 560

366, 495
67, 695

162, 916

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

19 $163, 640

3
2
6

14
5
3
1
2
3

1

2
20

1
54

1

25, 480
16,920
52,760

118,440
41,800

26, 080
8,360

17, 620
26, 080

7,440
14, 480
144. 200

7,040
394, 640

7,640

7,440

7,240

227, 880

28,760

28,760

7,240

7,240

1 8, 040
6 44,440
5 35, 600

2 13,480

6,540
12,080
82,420
24, 160
5,940
234, 520
30, 600
18,220

2 12,1

6,940
41,780
6,140
30, 100
6,940
6,340
5,940
6,140

25, 160
12, 480
18, 220
66, 460
6,140

6,000

6,600
5,625
11,750
5,600
6,000

6,060

4
4
1
6
1
12
7
2

20, 740
21,615

5,810
30. 860

5, 060
63, 220
37, 370
11,120

6,310
26,175
5,810
5,060
5,186
10, 370
21, 365

6,310

10, 370
6,060
5,310
10, 370
20, 615
11,120
63, 660

362, 165
67. 596

152, 660

256

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Research, Navy — Continued

-Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

Num. Total
ber salary

159 $537, 622
157 476.957
26 74. 540

1 3.990
1 3.835
4 13.200
8 26.432
3 7,656

7 41.414
11 42.063

249 973,653

Num- Total
ber salary

148 $504,053

106 322.539

14 40. 660

1 4.115

1 3.835
4 13.200
8 26. 752
3 7. 736

7 43.264

2 9. 734

233 940,796

Num- Total
ber salary

148 $504 053

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

106 322. 539

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-S. Range $3,740 to $4.490 _

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035 _

CPC-6.»R3nge $3,200 to $3.6S0

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

■■ CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

14 40.660

1 4. 115
1 3.835
4 13,200
8 26, 752
3 7. 736

7 43,2&4

Rates less than $5 060

2 9 734

Ungraded positions at hourly and daily
rates equivalent to less than $5,060

233 940,796

1,283

6,209,062

70 332,707

152 659,740

1,102

5,543,489

23 107,546

33 173,943

1,094

Deduct:
Lapses -

6,602,554
24 109. 554

Portion of salaries shown above paid
frnpi other ftpc/innt.<i

28 153. 000

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

1,030

6,014,229

24 194,386
7 8,000

22,622
19.400

67. 612

7.378

45,698

1,014

6,050,000

25 203.000
7 9,000

23,000
20,000

55.000

8.000

48,000

1,010

6,028,000

25 203, 000

Other positions; Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

7 9.000
23.000
20.000

55,000

Ni'^htworli differential

8.000

Living and quarters allowance

48.000

6, 369, 225
8,508,943

5, 416, 000

5, 394. 000

Add salaries carried in schedule of

Total salaries and wages, field

13, 878, 168

6.416,000

6.394.000

16. 065. 668 1 7. 616. 000 [ 7, 588, 000

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

13, 575, 401
2,490,267

7,616,000

7,588,000

Obligations payable out of reimbm^-
ments from other accotmts

1

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Service-Wide Supply and Finance, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

BUBKAtJ OF StJPPUES AND ACCOUNTS

Total number of permanent positions

70.585
65,459

60,449
59. IS5

68,400
65, 107

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,432
GS-4.1

$3,361

CPC^i.6

$3,742

$3,469
GS-4.1

$3,372

CPC-5.5

$3,851

$3,469

Average grade - -

GS-4.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,372

Average grade

CPC-5.5

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,851

DIred Obligaiims

Appropriated funds;
01 Personal services;

Permanent positions

$231,542,413

890,821
7,014,125

$216,208,3.50

832,530
.^ 237, 520

$201,964,100

Regular pay in escess of 52-week
base -

777, 3S0

Payment above basic rates..

3, 952, 520

Total personal services -

239,447.359

1,305.362

134, 123, 230

1.141,177

7, 104, 196

4,013,914

20,633,892

23.202.564

2,647.430

33,090

1, 164, 228

222, 278, 400

1.2S4.000

82. 781. 000

1.097.000

8,096,000

4.74S0OO

23,575,000

21,731,000

2.031.000

20,000

1,061,600

206. 694. 000

1.159.000

03 Transportation of things -_-

04 Communication services

72.297.000
1. 970 000
7. 7.52. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

4, 713, 000

22, 865. 000

20. 516. 000

1, 746, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities. -

15 TfiYpt; And at';p.^<:mpnts

20,000
1,268.000

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds.

434, ne, 442

368,703.000

341,000,000

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

nnnEAO OF srppLiEs and accounts— con.

Direct Obligations— Contmuei

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

$222. 351

Total direct obligations

434, 93S. 793

$3r.S. 703, 000

$341, 000, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

I. 200. 000

5, 532. 992

59, 877

400.000

5, 450. 000

50.000

1.015,000

400.000

5, 575, 000

08 Supplies and materials.

50,000

450,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

6, 792, 869

6,915,000

6, 475, 000

Total obligations

441,731,662

375,618.000

347, 476, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

39

2

34

Average salaries and grades;
Genera! schedule grades;

$4,731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services;

Pprmnnpnt positions

$162. 145
7.353

624
6.014

Other positions

Regular pay in escess of 52-week
base

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detaU of personal services.

176. 136

7.993

3.770

762

2.8,57

72

5.761

55. 671

28.696

1.103

(Y^ Tmntiport.^ltion of thinf^

05 Rents and utility services

09 Equipment

282, 821

SDMMAET

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
.\verage number of all employees

70,624

2

65,493

60,449

58,400

59,185

55,107

.Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$3,432
GS-4.1

$3,361

CPC-,5.5

$3,742

$3,469
GS-4.1

$.3,372

CPC-5.5

$3,851

$3,469

GS^.l

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average siilarv . .

$3,372

Average grade . .

CPC-5.5

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,851

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds;
01 Personal services:

PprTn;'\npnt positions

$231, 704, 558
7,353

891.445
7, 020, 139

$216,208,350

$201,964,100

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

832,530
6, 237, 620

777.380

Payment above basic rates.

3.952.520

239,623,495

1,313,355

134, 127. 000

1,141.939

7, 107, 053

4.013,986

20, 539, 653

23.258.235

2,676.126

33,090

1,165,331

222,278,400

1, 284, 000

82, 781. 000

1,097.000

8, 096. 000

4, 74S, 000

23, 575, 000

21,731.000

2,031.000

20,000

1,061,600

206.694.000

02 Travel

1,159.000

72, 297, 000

1,970 000

7,752,000

06 Printing and reproduction

4, 713. 000

22, 86,1, 000

OS Siippli'^s and mf^tpriMls

20, 516. 000

09 Equipment .

1. 746, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities..

20,000
1,268,000

Total obligations from appropri-
ated funds...

434.999,263

368,703,000

341,000,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

257

OBLIGATIONS BX

3BJECTS con

tlnued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMAET— continued
Dirta OblitaOom— Continued

Reimbursements from non-Federal

sources:
09 Equipment

$222,351

435,221,614

$368,703,000

$341,000,000

Oblmiiont Payable Out of Reimbursemenlt
From Other Accounts

1,200,000

5,532,992

69,877

400,000

6, 450, 000

50,000

1,015,000

400,000

5. 575, 000

08 Supplies and materials

50,000
450,000

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

6, 792, 869

6,915,000

6. 475, 000

442, 014, 483

375,618,000

347, 475. 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
CJeneral schedule grades:

OS-IJ. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney-adviser _ --

Attorney, supervisory -

Deputy comptroller

General supply officer

Transportation specialist-.

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant, supervisory

Administrative officer - -

Attorney-adviser

Attorney, legislative

Attorney, trial-

Budget officer

Commodity industrial analyst

Contract specialist

Engineer, general

Equipment specialist

General supply officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Procurement officer

Storage specialist -.

Transportation specialist -.

GS-13. Range $5,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, supervisory

Administrative officer

Attorney, legislative

Budget officer

Business analyst

Commodity industrial analyst

Contract specialist

Engineer, general

Engineer, safety

Equipment specialist

General supply officer.

Industrial specialist

Organization and methods eiamlner.

Personnel officer

Procurement officer _.

Storage specialist-

Technologist, food and equipment..

Technologist, textiles

Transportation specialist

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant, industrial cost

Accountant, supervisory

Administrative officer

.\ttomey-adviser

Attorney, legislative

Attorney, trial

Business analyst..

Commodity industrial analyst

Education and training specialist...

Engineer, general

Equipment specialist...

General supply officer

Information and editorial specialist

Legal administrator

Manpower specialist —

Organization and methods examiner.

Persoimel officer

Position classifier..

Printing and publications officer

Procurement officer

Statistical officer —

Storage specialist

Supply cataloging specialist

Tabulating equipment operations

supervisor

Transportation specialist —

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, industrial cost..

Accountant, supervisory

Accountant, tax —

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $11,050

1 11,050
1 10,800

9,600
9.600
9,600
10.000
9,600
9.800
9.800
20. 4'V)
O.flOO
19.200
19.200
10.200
19.200
20.200
29,400
19,200

8,660
16,920

8,560
16,720

8,360

8, .360
17,720

1
1
1
1
3
3
2
5
1
1
3

1
4
6
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
2
3
2
1

1
6

1

10
1

8,760
8,360
8,360
9,360
25,480
26,080
16,720
42,600
8,560
8,960
25,080

7,440

29,360

43,240

14,280

7.440

7,240

7,240

7,040

7,440

7,040

14,680

43,040

7,840

7,240

7,040

28,960

8,040

14,280

7,040

14.080

21,920

14,280

7,240

7,040
42,840

6,340
61.000
6,340

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $11.0.50

1 10.800

1 11.050

I 10.800

1 10.800

1 9.800

1 9.800

1 9,600

9.000
9.800
9.R00
20.400
9.800
19.200
28.800
10.200
19.200
20.200
29.600
19.200

2 16.920

2 16.920

1 8.560

2 16. 720

8.560

17,720

8,560

8,960

42,000

25,480

9,360

25,480

26,280

16,920

43,000

8,760

8.%0

16,720

7,440

29,560

43, 640

14,280

7,440

7,440

7,240

7,040

7,440

7,240

21,720

50,080

8,040

7,440

7,040

29. 160

8,040

14,480

7,040

14,280

22,120

14,280

7,240

7,040
49,880

6.340

61,200

6,540

1955 estimate

Xura- Total
ber salary

$11,300
10.800
11.300
11.050
10,800

9.800
9.800
9,800

9.800
10.000
10.000
20.800

9.800
19. 600
29.200
10.400
19.600
20,400
30.000
19,400

2 17. 120

2 17. 120

1 8,760

2 17, 120

1

2
1
1
5
3

3
3
2
5

1
1
2

1
4

6
2
1
1
1
1
1
I
3
7
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
2
3
2
1

1
7

1

10
1

8.560

18,120

8,560

8,960

42,200

25,680

9,360

25,880

26,680

17,120

43,600

8,760

9,160

16,920

7,640

29,960

44,440

14,480

7,640

7,440

7,440

7,240

7,640

7,240

22,120

50,880

8,040

7,440

7,240

29,560

8.040

14.680

7,240

14,480

22,520

14,480

7,440

7,240
50,680

6.540

62.200

6,540

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

.Administrative officer

.\ttomey-adviser

Budget officer

Contract specialist.

Engineer, general

Equipment specialist

General supply officer

Industrial si)ecialist

Manpower specialist™

Organization and methods exam-
iner -

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer

Procurement officer-

Property disposal officer.

Records management specialist

Statistical oiTicer

Storage specialist

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulating equipment operations
supervisor

Training officer

Transportation specialist

Wage specialist

OS-10, Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant---

General supply officer

Information and editorial specialist.

Personnel officer ,.

Printing and publications officer

Property and stock control officer...

Property disposal officer.

Procurement officer

Records and management specialist.

Storage specialist

Transportation specialist

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant-..

Accountant, tax

Administrative olficer

Attorney adviser

Budget officer

Commodity industrial analyst

Education and training specialist...

Employee relations officer

Equipment specialist

General supply officer

Illustrator..

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Librarian--

Organization and methods examiner.

Persoimel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer

Procurement officer

Property disposal officer

Shorthand reporter-

Statistical officer

Storage specialist

Supply cataloging specialist —

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulating equipment operations
supervisor..

Training officer

Transportation specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental..

Deduct lapses

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant, fiscal...

Administrative officer

Attorney

$30,500
18,220
24,560

5,940
19,220
18.820
30.300
18.420

5,940

31,300
5.940

12.480

12,080
6,540
5,940

24,360
6,540
6,140

36,740

2 12,080

3 18, 420
1 5.940
7 42,980
1 6,940

3

1

22

38

117

50

188

343

309

47

11.750
5.500

12,250
5.625
5,500
6,250
6.000
6.000
5.875
5.500

17,750

20 104,200

1 5,060
10 62. 100

10,120
31.235
10,245

5.060
10, 370
11,245
31, 610

5.185
10, 370
15, 305

5,310
46,415
16,305
11,620
30,985

5,060
10.620
8 42. 355

2 10.745
10.495
26. 175
10,120

3 16, 430

15, 555
5,060
116, 220
184,400
520, 110
204,950
694,660

,150,495
944,920
139, 370

1 3,520

2 6,460
13 37, 496

2 5,680

445

6, 065, 996
86 399,583

1.360

6,666,413

21,878

108,979
589

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$24,760
18.220
24.760

6.140
19.220
19,020
36.640
18.420

5,940

31.700
6.140

12.480

12,280
6.540
6.140

24.560
6.540
6.340

37, 140

2 12.280

3 18.620
1 6.940
7 43.180
1 6,940

2
I
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4

20
1

10
2
6
2
1
2
3
6
1
2
3
1
9
3
2
6
1
2
8
2
2
5
2

11.875
6,625

12, 375
6,750
5,625
6,250
6,125
6.125
6,000
5,626

23,500

105,200
5.185

52. aw

10, 370
31, 985
10, 495

5,185
10,620
16,555
32,235

5,310
10,620

15. 555
6,435

47,290

16, 655
11,620
31,610

5.185
10, 870
42,855
10. 870
10,745
26,675
10, 370

1956 estimate

3 16,680

15,930
5.185
116.970
175.940
470. 925
190.940
662. 700

3

1

22

36
105

46
178
319

1,082,046
292 905,200

33 101,010

1 3,600

2 6,460
12 35.494

1 2,840

Num- Total
ber salary

1,373

5,936.079
29 121,679

1,344

5, 797, 859

1 9.800
1 9.800
1 9,800

5,813.500
22,400

75,000
600

6,911,400

1 10,000
1 10,000
1 9,800

$25,160
18.620
25,160

6,140
19,820
19,420
.17, 240
18,820

6,140

32.300
6,140

12,680

12,480
6,740
6.140

24.960
6.740
6.340

37.740

2 12, 480

3 1&820
1 6,140
7 43,980
1 6,940

2
1
2
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
4

20
1

10
2
6
2
1
2
3
6
1
2
3
1
9
3
2
6
1
2
8
2
2
6
2

12,000
5.750

12,500
5,876
6,750
6,250
6,250
6,250
6,125
6,750

23,876

106.826

6.310
63.476
10.620
32.485
10. 745

5.310
10. 870
16.805
32,735

6.4.35
10. 870
15,805

5.560
48,040
16,806
11,620
32,110

5,310
11,120
43,480
10,995
10,870
27,050
10,620

3 16, 930

16,180
5,310
118,095
176,420
471,550
191,130
650,750

3
1

22
36
105
46
175
314

1,041,030

289 891,480

33 101,050

1 3,680

2 6,460
12 35, 784

1 2,840

1,362

6. 904. 924
29 135.624

5, 769, 300
22,200

60,000
500

6,842.000

1 10,000
1 10,000
1 10,000

258

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY—Continued

Service- Wide Supply and Finance, Navy — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Contract specialist --

Engineer, aeronautical _

Organization and methods exam-
iner..

Supply cataloging supervisor

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, fiscal

Accounting officer, fiscal

Administrative ofHcer

Attorney

Attorney-adviser

Contract negotiator...

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Equipment specialist, general

Food specialist

General supply officer.

Inspector

Marine terminal superintendent —
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer __.

Procurement officer.

Purchasing agent...

Supply cataloger

Supply cataloging supervisor . _

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Technologist, textile

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $3,040:

Accountant, fiscal

Accounting officer, fiscal

Administrative officer

Attorney-adviser

Budget specialist

Cargo control specialist

Chemist

Clothing designer

Commodity industrial analyst

Commodity specialist

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Economist

Employee relations officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general.

Engineer, safety

Equipment specialist, general

Food specialist

General supply officer

Industrial sperialist

Marine terminal superintendent

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Procurement officer

Publication editor..

Purchasing agent. _

Safety program specialist

Security specialist

Statistician

Storekeeper

Supply cataloger

Supply cataloging supervisor

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor

Technologist, packaging and pres-
ervation

Technologist, textile

Traffic specialist

Training officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, fiscal...

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Allowance specialist

Attorney-adviser

Budget officer

Budget specialist

Business analyst —

Cargo control specialist.-.

Chemist

Commodity specialist

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Economist — -

Employee relations officer

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Num- Total
her salary

$9,i
9,i

1 9, 800
1 10, 400

1 10, 000

59, 920
8,560

25, 480
8,560

26. 280

16, 720
8,760

17,920
8,360
8,360

17, 520
8,660

17, 720

8.360
35, 240
16, 720

8.760
16. 920

8,560

2 17, 320
1 8, 360

19

7

28,
7,

21,
7,
7,
7.
7,
7,

14,
7,

14,

28,
7,
7,

22,

22.

79,
7,

68,
7,

43,

14,
7,

360
840
920
240
040
640
440
040
280
040
080
960
040
240
520
120
840
240
620
040
840
280
240

1954 estimate

138, 780

61, 480

21, 120

7,440

35, 200

7.240

7,040

14, 280

28,960

28,360

36,200

11 78.440
3 21, 320

1

7,040

4

28,160

6

42,440

2

14,280

16

98,840

1

6,540

2

12,080

3

17, 820

2

12,880

1

6,940

3

18,820

1

6.940

1

6,340

1

6,540

1

5,940

4

24, 760

6

38,040

I

6,940

4

24.760

3

19,020

2

12, 880

1

6,140

2

12,480

2

12, 680

6

38, 240

6

36,640

Total
salary

$9, 800
10,000

9,800
10,400

1 10, 200

Num-
ber

7
1
3
1
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
2

1
3
2
1
2
1

2
1

4
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
3
3
10
1
7
1
6
2
1

17
6
3
1
4
1
1
2
4
4
5

1955 estimate

60, 720
8.560

25,680
8,660

17, 620
8,560
8,760

18,120
8. 560
8.360

17, 720
8.760

17, 920

8,660
26. 480

16, 920
8.960

17, 120
8,760

17, 620
8,660

28,960
8,040

22,320
7, 240
7,240
7, .840
7,440
7,240
7.240
7,240

14,280

21, 920
7,240
7,440

22.920

22, 320
73, 600

7,440
51, 680

7,040
44, 240
14. 480

7,440

124, 280

44, 640

21,520

7,640

28,760

7,240

7.240

14, 480

29,360

28, 760

36, 600

72, 200

21, 720

7,240
21, 520
35, 800
14, 480

93, 900
6,740
12,280

18, 020
13, 080

6,140
19, 020
5,940
6,540
6,740
5,940
25, 160
32, 300
6,940
18, 820

19, 220
13, 080

6,340
12, 680
12,880
38, 840
37, 440

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,000
10, 000

10,000
10, 600

10, 200

61, 320
8,760

25, 880
8,760

17, 720
8,660
8, 960

18, 320
8,560
8.560

17.920
8.760
18.120

8.660
26, 680
17, 120

8,960
17, 320

8,760

17,720
8.660

29,160

8,040

22, 620

7,440

7,240

7,840

7, 640

7,240

7,240

7,240

14, 480

22, 120

7,240

7,440

23, 120

22. 520

74, 800

7,440

52,280

7,240

44,640

14, 680

7,440

101,360

45, 040

21. 720

7,640

28.960

7,440

7,240

14. 680

29, 560

28, 960

37,200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

10 73, 200

3 21, 920

1 7, 240
3 21, 720
6 36, 000

2 14, 680

95, 100
6,740

12. 480

18, 220

13, 280
6,140

19.220
6,140
6,540
6,740
6,140
25. 36C
32. 70C

6,9ir

19.020

19. 420
13. 280

6,340
12, 880
13, 080
39. 240
37, 640

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-II. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Equipment specialist, general

Food specialist

General supply assistant

General supply officer

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Information specialist

Marine terminal superintendent

Metallurgist

Organization and methods exam-
iner .-

Optometrist

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Printing and publication officer

Procurement officer.

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Publication editor

Purchasing agent

Safety program specialist

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storekeeper

Supply cataloger

Supply cataloging supervisor

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor..

Tabulation project planner

Technologist, packaging and pres-
ervation

Technologist, textile

Traffic manager

Traffic specialist

Training officer

Transportation rate auditor

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Allowance specialist

Budget specialist

Cargo control specialist

CJartographer

Chemist...

Clothing inspector

Contract specialist

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, safety

Equipment specialist, electronic —

Equipment specialist, general

Firefighter

General supply assistant —

General supply officer...

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Librarian

Marine terminal superintendent

Navigational specialist —

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant.

Personnel officer

Placement officer.

Printing and publications officer —

Procurement officer

Property and supply officer —

Property disposal officer

Publication editor

Purchasing agent

Safety program specialist- -.

Statistical officer —

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storekeeper -

Supply cataloger

Supply cataloging supervisor

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor

Technologist

Traffic manager.

Traffic specialist

Training officer

Transportation rate audi tor

Transportation specialist

Voucher examiner

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative assistant

Allowance specialist

Architect

Attorney

Attorney-adviser —

Num-
ber

1

4

2

1
32

5

2
16

1

3

2

1

Total
salary

$6, 140
26. 960
13. 480

5,940

201,080

29, 900

12, 280

101, 840

6,740
18, 220
13,680

6. 540
12, 480

6.340

193, 740

6.340
49. 520

5,940
12.080
18, 820

6,140
39,040

6,540
60, 600
12.280
30. 700
19, 020
77,880
98. 040
94. 700

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

24 146, 160

20
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
1
2

43
1
1

14
5
1
1
2
1

18
1
5
2
1
3

15
1
1
7
2
1
2
1

19

15
5

42.580
6,140

11,880
47, 720

6,140
24, 360
36, 840

6,940

116, 500
6,125

17, 250
5,750
6,625
6,625
5,625
6,250
6,625

18.000
5.760

16, 750
5,500
6,125

11,250

261.500

6.250

5.875

80. 250

28. 600
8.000
6.760

11, 625
6.626

103, 625
6.625

30. 125
11.7.50

5.626

17. 750
88.510

6.260
6.000

40. 126
11. 2.50

5, .500
11. 750

5.500
113,875
86. 626
28, 600

10 56, 125

4
1
4
6
1
1
1
1

44

16

11

1

2

2

22, 760
6,750

23. 500
34, 125

5,750
6. 250
6,125
5,750

231,080
87, 085
59,160
5,660
10,120
10, 120

1
4
2
1

28
6
2

13
1
3
2
1
2
1

27
1
7
I
2
2
1

$6. 340
26. 360
13,680

5.940
190. 200
30. 300
12, 480
83, 620

6,740
18, 620
13.880

6.740
12,680

6,340

170, 180

6.540
43. 780

6,140
12, 280
12, 480

6,340
39, 640

6,740
48, 920
12. 480
31, 100
19, 220
65, 800
99, 140
96. 100

1956 estimate

22 135,080

7
I
4
5
1

20
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2

40
1
1

12
4
1
1
2
1

16
1
4
2
I
3

13
1
1
6
2
1
2
1

16

15
5

43, 180
6,340

12,080
42, ISO

6,140
24, 760
30, 900

6,940

117, 125
6,250

17, 600
6,876
6,750
5,750
5.750
6.250
5.760

12.125
5.876

17. 125
5. 625
6.250

11,500

236, 876

6,250

6,000

69. 375

23. 250
6.125
5.875

11.876
5.750

92. 750
5,750

24, 600
11,875

6,750
18, 000
77. 385

6.250

6.126
34. 760
11.600

5.625
11. 875

6.625
97. 000
87.600
28. 876

8 46. 375

4

1
4
6
1
1
1
1

41
15
11
1
2
2

Num- Total
ber salary

$6. 340
26. 560
13.880

6.140
192. 600
30.600
12, 680
86, 220

6,940
18, 820
13,880

6,740
12, 880

6,640

23.126
5.876
23,750
34, 500
5,876
6,250
6, 2,50
6,875

217, 150
82, 400
59, 910
5,685
10, 370
10, 370

1
4
2
1

28
6
2

13
1
3
2
1
2
1

23
1
7
1
2
2
1
6
1
8
2
5
3
10
16
16

146, 540

6,540
44, 380

6,140
12,480
12,680

6,340
40, 240

6,740
49,720
12, 680
31,700
19,620
66, 600
99, 940
96, 700

22 137, 8

7
1

2
7
1
4
5
1

20
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
1
2

38
1
1

12
4
1
1
2
1

16
1
4
2
1
3

13
1
1
6
2
1
2
1

16

16
5

43, 580
6,340

12,280
42,580

6,340
24, 960
31, 100

6,940

118, 600
6,250

17, 750
6,000
6,876
5,875
6,876
6,250
5,875

12, 375
6,000

17, 375
5,750
6,250

11,750

227, 000

6,250

6,125

70, 250

23, 625
6,250
6.000

12. 000
5.875

93. 626
5.876

24. 876
12. 000

6,875
18.375
78.635

6,250

6,250
35. 000
11.625

5.750
12. 125

5,750
98. 250
87.650
29.126

4
1
4
6
1
1
1
1

41

15

11

1

2

2

23. 375
6.000
24.000
34. 876
6,000
6,250
6,250
6,000

221, 775
83, 025
60, 635
5,810
10, 620
10, 620

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

259

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Contmued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810— Con.

Budget offlcer.

Budget specialist

Cargo control specialist

Chemist..

Contract negotiator

Contract specialist

Employee relations assistant

Employee relations officer

Engineer, civil

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Equipment specialist, electrical...
Equipment specialist, electronic.
Equipment specialist, general

Equipment specialist, mechanical _ .

Equipment specialist, ordnance

Firefighter

Food specialist... -

General supply assistant

Guard supervisor..

Illustrator

Industrial specialist-

Inspector

Information specialist

Librarian

Mai] and file supervisor

Marine terminal superintendent —

Military pay supervisor

Military allotment clerk

Navigational specialist

Occupational analyst

Organizationandmethodsexaminer.
Packing and preservation specialist.

Personnel assistant

Personnel records specialist

Placement officer

Position classifier. .-.

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Property disposal agent

Publication editor

Purchasing agent

Safety program specialist-

Shiploading specialist

Statistical officer

Statistician _

Storage specialist

Storekeeper

Supply cataloger

Supply cataloging supervisor

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulating equipment operator

supervisor

Tabulation project planner

Technologist -

Technologist, textile

Traffic manager

Traffic specialist

Training assistant

Training officer

Transportation rate auditor

Voucher examiner

Wage and classification specialist —
QS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

QS-7. Eange $4,205 to $4,955-.
aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545_.
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160-.
GS-4. Eange $3,175 to $3,666..
GS-3. Eange $2,950 to $3,430..
GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

1953 actual

GS-1. Eange $2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Eange $4,565 to $6,316

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490.

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Eange $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464....

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230....
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032....

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at aimual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above..

Rates less than $5,060..

Num-
ber

1

6
14

6

2

4

5

4

3

2

3
10

2

6

1

2

4

6

213

1

7

1

6

7
32

3

4

4

8

5

1

1

1

2

2

3

1
113

3

6

1

1

2
13

1
33

1

3

3
43

2

4

1

6
11
37
102
69

Total
salary

$6, 060
31,235
78, 715
27, 675
10, 245

20, 366
26, 050
22, 115
16, 930
10,120

15, 430
63, 476
10, 370

31, 730
5,060

10, 996
20, 865
30, 986

,113,530
37, 670
5,810
33, 235
35, 920
170. 920

16, 666

21. 990
20. 866
44.980
26. 045

5.310
5.310
6,560
10. 620
10. 870

15, 540
5.060

581,950

16, 930

32, 360
5.060
6.310

10, 620

70,530

6,310

181, 230

5,060

16, 180

16. 4.30

223, 955

10. 745

20, 616

5,060

30, 985

67, 910

201, 590

633, 245

375, 390

17

4

12

6

7

13

4

12

1

2

2

826

3,

2,852

12,
1,638

6,
4,099
14,
402
21.
13, 461
41,
7,476
21,
302

20
35
125
205
881

3,

616

I

12

207

115

91, 145
22, 990
62, 845
31, 110
37, 670
69, 655
21, 490
66, 470
5,436
11, 620
10, 370

916, 890

282. 050

472, 720

534, 915

155, 340

611, 600

123, 120
755, 600

100, 300
162, 195
627, 825
783, 756

, 942, 464
35, 240
663, 774
291, 710

732

, 500, 540
, 228, 116

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 185
31, 735
73, 655
22, 365
10,496
15, 306
21,115
22, 490
17, 180
10, 370
15,680
48, 540
10, 620
32, 230
5,185
11,245
21, 240
31, 360

1
6
13

4
2
3
4
4
3
2
3
9
2
6
1
2
4
6
197
I
7
1
6
7
27
3
4
4
7
4
1
1
1
2
2

3
I
104
3
5
1
1
2

10
1

26
1
3
3

37
2
4
1
5

11

30
102

69

1,034,465

^ 38, 295

5.810

33. 736

36, 546

146, 870

16, 806
22, 365
21. 240
39, 920
21, 236

5,435
5,435
6,685

10, 870

11, 150

15, 790
6.185

540. 535

17, 180
27, 425

6,185

5,435
10, 870
54, 975

5,435
114, 035

5,185

16, 430
16, 680

194, 345

10. 995

20, 990

5.185

26, 175

58,785

166, 796

639, 496

379, 140

51 287,420

17

4

10

6

7

12

4

10

1

2

2

763

3,

2,636

11,
1,514

6,
3,439

12.
5,216

17,

12, 090

37,

6,909

19,

202

20
35
125
204
876

92, 395
23, 115
53, 100
31.486
38. 170
64, 970
21, 865
64, 975
5,660
11, 620
10. 620

662, 400

492, 060

007, 650

407, 910

749,015

962. 600

744, 860
509, 440

101, 230
163. 975
632, 865
789, 440

3, 031, 880
608

1, 917. 022

12 35. 480

207 564,074

115 294,740

798

610

4, 634, 784

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$.5, 310

31, 985
74,280
22, 615
10, 745
1.5, .555

21, 365

22, 7.50
17,430

10, 620

15, 930
49, 165
10,870

32, 855
6,310

11,495
21,490
31,985

1,040,240

38, 796

5.810

34.236

36, 920

147, 746

17,056

22, 616

21, 490

40. 420

21. 486

5,660

6. 660

6,810

11, 120
11,400
16.040

5,310

547, 035

17. 305

27, 675

5,310

5,560
11,150
55, 600

5. 560
14,6. 410

6.310

16. 680
16. 930

185. 600

11.246

21. 366

5.310

26.550

69, 660

168, 046

540, 495

379, 865

61 288. 795

1
2
4
6
197
I
7
1
6
7
27
3
4
4
7
4
1
1
1

3
1
104
3
6
1
1
2

10
1

26
1
3
3

36
2
4
1
5

11

30
102

16
5
10
6
7
12
4
10
1
2
2
760

3,
441
10,
1,426

5,
3,285

11,
5,011

16,

11. 749

36,

6,829

19,

152

20
35
125
204
876

87, 270
28, 175
53, 860
31, 735
38. 645
65, 845
22, 240
56, 600
5,686
11,620
10, 870

648, 000

6,W, 760

677, 250

863, 800

672, 435

191, 860

537, 685
383, 340

103, 460
165, 475
634, 610
791, 240

3, 033, 590
608

1, 918, 242

12 35, 510

207 565, 908

115 296,240

790

2,767,025 I

4, 593, 850
18
2.712,528

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Contmued
Ungraded positions at hourly and daUy
rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above. ._
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Num- Total
ber salary

162 $828, 266
26, 224

95, 507, 212

Num- Total
ber salary

135 $709,960
20,907

78,847,165

Num- Total
ber salary

125 $657,875
20,027

74, 986, 287

69, 140

244,730,107
5,041

18,854,107

59, 076

213,616,966
1,236

3,222,116

57, 038

204,711,203
3,264

8, 616, 403

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

63, 481

224, 601, 775

42 175,225
676

1, 099. 000
868, 943

5,220,029
450, 707

1, 066, 762
167,059

67, 274

209.226,980

38 158,540
629

1, 009, 330
810, 130

3, 700. 720
390,900
959,170
111.230

63, 244

196,096.800

38 169,040

Local rates

492

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

938, 960
765, 180

2, 668, 720

Nightwork differential

359, 300

Living and quarters allowance.

Additional pay for seivice abroad

881,600
102, 400

233, 649. 500

216,367,000

200, 852, 000

239, 447, 359

222, 278, 400

206, 694, 000

Service-Wide Operations, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

SERVICE-WIDE OPERATIONS, NAVY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

10, 968

8

10,245

10, 688

6

10,187

10, 353

5

10, 030

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,323
GS-6.0

$3,670

CPC-6.1

$2,933

$4,442
GS-6.0

$3, 675

CPC-6.1

$3,067

$4,442

GS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 575

CPC-6.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,058

Personal service obligations:

$41,116,811

66, 049

1,53,426

2,331,089

$41,367,614

69, 400

156, 273

2, 010, 215

$40,97,8,082

61, 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.^.

162,930
1,907,264

Total personal service obligations...

43, 667, 375

43, 602, 502

43,099,476

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

43, 034, 639
1,340,784
211.661
2,454,256
1,411,160
2, 633, 393

46, 027, 515

240,319
5, 735, 138
6, 989, 206

42,456,712

1, ,566, 012
237, 000

2, 753, 700
1,792,664
2, 696, 160

46, 569, 396

380, 000
6,215,699
4,508,332

42,002,686

02 Travel -

1,644,422

03 Tr'^nsportation of things

260, 500

2, 837, 650

O'j Rents and utility services . .

1, 969, 214

2,418,716

07 Other contractual services. _

46,030,212

Services performed by other

334, 100

6,165,860

4, 790, 090

6.000

U Grants, subsidies, and contribu-

66, 799
145, 191

109, 500
152, 925

116,000

161, 650

Total obligations from appropri-

110,189,950

109,438,000

108, 625, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

100,000
60, 000

33,000

20, 000

2,684

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources

2,684

150,000

63,000

110, 192, 634

109, 588, 000

108, 678, 000

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsements
From Other Accounts

622, 836

1, 045, 790

40, 600

3,900

118,600

1,063,790

44,300

3,900

04 Communication services

49,983

94, 400

260

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Service- Wide Operations, Navy — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

SBEVICE-WIDE OPERATIONS, NAVV— COD.

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other ^ccounis— Continued

$11,622

146, 850

1, 125, 641

665, 758

5,291

158, 386

825

$29, 200

142, 610

1,321,900

490,300

7,900

$12. 500

06 Printing and reproduction.

150,110

77.600

08 Supplies and materials --

254, 200

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions- -

8,200

6,200

5,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

2, 787, 198

3,206,000

1, 714, 000

Total parent account obligations. -_-

112, 979, 832

112,794,000

110,392,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Average number of all employees —

38

32

01 Personal services (positions other

$164,030
2,593
1,266

$119, 000

10,000

1,800

300

500

61
43, 620
10,009

393
21,500
22,540
36, 595

249

67,200

Services performed by other agencies.

10,000

25. 000

200

15 Taxes and assessments..

Total obligations from allocation to
Department of Commerce

292. 746

234,000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

10, 9.W

46

10,283

10, 588

38

10, 219

10, 353

6

10, 030

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,323
GS-6.0

$3,570

CPC-6.1

$2, 933

$4. 442
GS-6.0

$3,675

CPC-6.1

$3,067

$4, 442

GS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3. 575

CPC-6.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,058

Persona! service obligations:

$41,116,811

210, 079

163, 426

2,331,089

$41,367,614

188,400

155. 273

2,010,215

$40,978,082

61, 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

152, 930
1, 907, 264

Total personal service obligations...

43,811,406

43,721,502

43,099,476

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

43, 188, 569
I,. 343, 377
212, 927
2,454,266
1,411,201
2,576.9Li

46, 037, 624

240,712
21, 500

6, 757, 678

7, 025, 800

42, 575, 712

1, 576, 012
238, 800

2, 7,54, 000

1, 793, 064

2, 696, 160
46, 636, 596

380,000

42, 002, 686

02 Travel -

1, 544, 422

260, 600

04 Communication services _

2, 837, 650

1, 969, 214

06 Printing and reproduction

2,418,716

46, 030, 212

Services performed by other agen-

334, 100

6, 225, 699
4,533,332

6, 165, 860

4, 790, 090

5,000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-

66, 799
145, 440

109, 500
163, 125

115, 000

15 Taxes and assessments -

151, 560

Total obhgations from appropri-

110,482,696

109,672,000

108,625,000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

100,000
50, 000

33,000

20, 000

2,684

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-

2,684

160,000

53,000

Total direct obligations

110,485,380

109, 822, 000

108, 678, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Obligaiims Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

$622,836

$1,01.5,790

40,600

3.900

118,600

29, 200

142, 610

1,321,900

490.300

7,900

$1, 063, 790

02 Travel

44,300

3,900

49,983

11, 622

146, 856

1,125,641

665, 768

5,291

168,386

826

94,400

12,500

160. 110

77,600

264, 200

8,200

15 Taxes and assessments

6,200

6,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

2, 787, 198

3,206.000

1, 714, 000

Total obligations

113, 272, 678

113,028,000

110,392,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Secretary of the Navy

Under Secretary of tlie Navy

As.sistant Secretary of the Navy

Assistant Secretary of the Navy for

Au-

General schedule grades:
GS-18. $14,800:
Administrative assistant to the

Secretary of the Navy

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Administrative assistant to the

Secretary of the Navy

Assistant comptroller for account-
ing, audit, and finance

Director, office of analysis and

review

General counsel

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Attorney-adviser

Deputy director, office of analysis

and review.--

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Administrative officer, Navy De-
partment...

Administrative officer, Navy De-
partment, deputy...

Administrative ollicer

Admiralty counsel

Assistant general counsel

Attorney adviser and/or counsel

Chief statistician

Contract specialist

Deputy for manpower

Division director and/or deputy

Engineer, radio

Government accountant

Internal auditor

Logistics analyst

Management engineer..

Manpower analyst.

Manpower specialist..

Material engineer

Progress analyst —

Special assistant for industrial labor

relations —

Special assistant for manpower

Special assistant to chief, office of

industrial relations

Special assistant to the secretaries. . .
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Administrative officer and/or assist-
ant —

Admiralty counsel

-Assistant internal auditor

Assistant to general counsel

Attorney and/or attorney adviser...

Branch head

Budget olficer

Contract specialist

Division director and/or assistant...

Engineer, construction —

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, industrial...

Engineer, management

Engineer, radio —

Fire protection coordinator

Head, budget and finance

Head, civilian personnel (CNO)

Head, management services

Historian

Housing officer

Industrial specialist

Insurance examiner

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$18. 000
15.000
15,000

1 16, 000

1 13, 000
1 13, 200

13,200

1
2
1
2
3
1
1
1
13

10, 800
21, 850
11.800
22,850
33,900
11.050
10.800
10. 800
145, 400

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $18, 000
1 15. 000
1 15, 000

1 15,000

1 14, 800

13,200

1 13.000
1 13, 400

1 12, 000
3 36, 000

3 33, 150
1 11, 060

1 11, 050

3 32, 650
1 11,050
1 11,060

1 11,800
4 45, 950

7 67, 800

19, 800

9,800

20.000

9,800

39, 400

107, 200

9,800

9,600

88, 800

9,600

20,000

19, 400

49, 800

20,000

9,600

9,800

9,800

9,800

10. 200

9,600

8.8, 000

10, 400

11,800

10,800
22,350
10,800
23,100
44, 4.50
11, 300
10,800

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$18,000
16.000
15, 000

15.000

1 13,400

1 13,200

1 13, 000

1 12, 000

3 36, 000

1 11,800

144, 900
10. 800
33, 150
10.800
32,400
11,300
10,800

1 11,050
1 11, 300

1 10, 800
1 11, 050

3
1

2
2
1
12

11,800
76,860

68,200

29,400
9,800
19,600
20,600
9. 800
117,000

9,600
79,000

9.600
20,400

9,600
49, 800

9,800

9,800
10. 000
10, 000
10, 000

9 88,400
1 10, 600

11,060
22.360
10.800
23.100
44.960
11,300
11,050

13
1
3
1

4
2
1

145, 450
10. 800
33. 160
10. 800
44, 700
22, 100
11,050

1 11,300

1 11, 300

1 11,050

1 11,050

3
1

2

2

1

12

11,800
77,100

68,200

30,000
9,800
19,600
20,600
9.800
117,000

9,800
79,400

9,600
20,400

9,600
59,800

9,800

9,800
10,000
10,000
10,000

9 89, 800

1 10, 600

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

261

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Labor relations adviser

Librarian

Logistics analyst

Manpower specialist-

Member, board of review

Negotiator..

Physicist

Production method analyst..

Program analyst

Progress analyst

Security officer (communications) . .

Statistician

Systems accountant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Architect

Attorney and/or attorney adviser...

Auditor

Branch head and/or assistant

Budget officer

Catalog development specialist

Contract negotiator

Division director and/or assistant _.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, industrial —

Engineer, management

Engineer, safety

Financial analyst — .-

Fire protection coordinator

Fiscal officer

General supply officer —

Head, administrative services

Historian

Housing officer

Industrial specialist

Manpower specialist

Meteorologist

Navy Department provost marshal,

assistant

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Program analyst

Progress analyst..

Property and supply officer

Safety program specialist ._

Section head..

Security officer

Statistician

Training and research officer

Training specialist

Wage specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer and/or assist-
ant

Attorney and/or attorney -adviser..

Auditor..

Branch head and/or assistant

Budget officer

Contract analyst

Cryptographer

Editorial specialist

Employee relations officer

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, radio

Examiner

General supply officer — ..-

Historian

Housing officer

Industrial specialist —

Meteorologist

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Placement officer...

Position classifier

Program analyst

Publications editor

Qualffications rating examiner

Safety program specialist

Section head

Statistician -

Surplus property disposal officer —

Training officer

Wage specialist.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,910:

Accountant

Administrative officer and/or assist-
ant

Archivist

Attorney-adviser —

Auditor

Branch head and/or assistant

Budget officer

Commimications specialist

Employee relations officer

Fiscal officer -.

General supply officer

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist
Insurance specialist

Num- Total
her salary

2 $19,
1 9.

75, 560
68, 080
8,960
43, 200
26. 680
155, 480
60, 360
17, 720
33. 840
17,320

16, 720
25, 680

8,360
17, 920
17, 120
8,360
8.560
8,360
8,360

17, 620
16, 720
95, 360

8,360

8,760

60,360
25,680
16,720

1 8,360
1 9, 160
1 8, 560

1 8, 360

4 34, 840

1 8,960

1 9, 360

64,160

35, 800
44.640
21.320
21. 520
21, 320

7,840
7.240
7,440

14, 080
7,240

28. 960
7,640
7,640
7,440
7,240

65, 760
7,040

81, 240

36, 600
29, 160
79, 040

1954 estimate

14, 280
7.440
7,040
14. 280
35, 800
7.040
28,760
35, 400

8 49, 920
6 36, 440

6,740

69, 800

12, 080

38, 640

6,940

6,140

5,940

43, 380

6,140

6,940

Num- Total
ber salary

$19, 800

9.800

19, 600

9,600

68, 600

10, 600

9,800

9,800

9,800

19, 400

9.800

29, 200

68, 400

101, 720
68, 280

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salarj'

2 $19,800

60, 760

17, 720

147, 620

34, 240

18, 120

34, 040

17, 320

17. 120

25, 680

8,560

17, 920

16,920

8,560

8,660

8,300

8,560

26, 280

8,560

95, 760

1 8, 960
1 8,960

59, 320
25, 880
16, 720
8,360
8,560
9,160
8,560
8,360

3 26, 880

1 9, 160

1 9, 360

1 8, 560

16 116.440

64.160

28. 960
22. 520
22. .520
36. 000
21. 520

8.040
7,240
7.440
14. 480
7.240

29. 560
7,840
7,840

58, 920

7,240

73. 600

36. 800

29. 760

79. 440

7,040

14, 480

7.640

7.040

7.240

43.440

7. 240

28. 960

35, 600

7 44, 180

36, 840

6,940

56, 760

6,940

6,940

63, 860

12. 480

39, 240

6,340
5,940

37,240
6,140

12, 880

9,600

9,800
78, 200
10, 600

9.800
10. 000

9,800
19, 400

9.800
29, 200
68, 400

12 101,720
8 68, 680

5
2

17
4
2
6
2
2
3
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
1

12

42, 600

17, 720

148, 120

34. 240

18,120

43, 000

17,320

17, 120

26, 280

8,560

17,920

8,760

8,560

8,660

8,560

8,560

26,280

8,660

106, 720

8,960

8,960

59, 920
26, 080
16, 720
8,360
8,560
9,360
8,560
8,360

3 27, 080

1 9, 160

1 9. 360

1 8. 560

16 109.200

65,160
29, 160

22, 520

22. 620

36, 000

21. 920

8,040

7,240

7.440

14. 480

7.240

29, 660

7.840

7
)

10
5
4

11
1
2
1
1
1
6
1
4
5

62, 080

7,240

73, 600

36, 800

29, 760

79. 640

7,040

14, 480

7,640

7,040

7,240

43. 640

7,240

28,960

36, 600

7 44,380

36, 840

6,940

49, 220

5,940

6,940

64,060

12, 480

39, 440

6,340
5.940

38,440
6,140

13, 080

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Law hbrarian

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier..

Printing and publications officer —

Procurement officer

Program analyst

Publications editor

Qualifications rating examiner

Section head and/or assistant

Special assistant -

Statistician --

Supply specialist

Systems analyst-

Tabulating equipment supervisor. .

Training officer

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Graphics analyst

Head, mail section

Head, telephone section

Organization and methods examiner. .

Publications editor

Shorthand reporter

Statistical officer

Supervisor, illustrator

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Accountant — --

Administrative analyst

Administrative assistant

Archivist

Attorney adviser

Assistant head, mail section

Budget analyst---

Communications analyst

Directives index officer

Editor --

Electrical engineer -.

Employee counselor,-- --.

Employee relations assistant --

Equipment specialist --

General supply officer --

Illustrator -

Industrial specialist -

Information specialist -

Insurance examiner

Librarian

Management analyst

Museum aid

Organization and methods examiner-
Personnel assistant

Placement officer-

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer-..

Printing specialist---

Program analyst -.

Publications editor

Qualifications rating examiner

Recorder

Secretary and/or stenographer

Shorthand reporter

Statistical assistant

Statistician

Tabulating equipment supervisor-.

Training specialist

Translator

Wage assistant

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160. -

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 540

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,2,30

CPC-3. Range $2,.562 to $3,032-

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above.-
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060-.

Total permanent, departmental...
Deduct lapses

13
9
5
3
2
1
3
2
2
7
1
9
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1

78, 820

55, 030

31, 100

18, 420

12, 880

6,140

18, 020

12, 080

12,280

42, 980

5,940

66, 060

5.940

6.940

6,940

6,140

6.250
5. 750
5.500
6.250
5,600

17, 625
5,600

11.600
6.000

9 46. 165

2 10. 496

22 115, 696

1 6, 060

1 6, 060
7 36, 170

2 10, 246
1 6, 185

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-weeic base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay...

Nightwork differential

All persona] services, departmental.

6,310

6,435

5,810

11,620

5,185

36, 170

6,310

6,685

5,935

10.870

11.120

5.186

101.266

5,310

57.410

20, 240

16, 180

16, 555

10, 245

20, 365

15.305

6.560

11.370

37. 545

10. 496

21,365

10. 245

1 5. 185

1 5. 060

21 102, 645

186 828,800

116 472,850

312

1.147,405
464

1, 633, 079
372

1, 143, 633
63 158, 150

66

4,490
18, 775
6,960
3,454
25,280
181,474

Num- Total
ber salary

2,260

10, 491, 490
110.9

489, 755

2, 139. 1

10,001,736
56, 049
37. 741

112, 701
2,609

10, 210, 835

1
1
16
10
5
3
2
1
3

7
1

10
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
2
1

$6, 540

5,940

97, 640

61, 570

31,300

18, 620

13. 080

6.340

18. 020

12, 280

12. 480

43, 180

6, 940

61, 400

6,140

6,940

6,140

6,140

6,250
6, 750
5,625
6, 250
5,625

12,375
5,625

11,500
6,125

10 62, 226

2 10. 745

24 127, 440

1
1

12
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
7
1
2
1
1
2
1

16
1

16
6
4
3
1
4
3
1
2

2

3

2

1

1

1

23

161

113

284

5,060
5,060
62, 695
10, 495
6.310
5. 060
5.436
5, 560
6.810
11.620
5.310

36. 920
5,310

10,746

6.935

5. 686

11.120

5.310

86. 085

6.436

83.710

30.610

21.740

16.806

6.186

20. 740

15.680

6,685

11.495

37. 920
10. 495
16. 665
10, 495

5,060

5,310

5,060

11.5,160

738. 040

473, 435

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1,068,830
430

1, 452, 800
316

988. 977
43 131,450

4,490
18.475
10. 480

3.054
19. 460
141. 832

2 11.169
2 9. 860

2,100

10. 191, 462
93.3

471, 929

2, 006. 7

9, 719, 633
69, 400
38, 042

65, 600
900

', 883, 376

$6,540

5,940

103, 580

61, 770

31.300

18. 620

13, 080

6,340

18. 020

12. 280

12, 480

43, 180

6.140

55, 260

6,140

6,940

6,140

6,340

5,875
5,625
6,260
6,750

12, 376
6,625

11, 500
6,126

47,415

10, 870

128,065

1
1

12
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
7

6,060
5,185

62, 970

10, 495
6,436
5,060
5,436
5,560
6,810

11, 620
6.435

36, 170

2

1

1

2

1

15

1

16

6

4

3

1

4

3

1

2

7

2

4

2

1

1

1

24

149

104

261

10. 870

6.936

6,686

11, 120

5,310

81,275

5,435

84, 086

30, 860

21,726

16, 806

5,186

20, 740

16, 680

5,686

11,496

37, 920

10, 495

21,990

10, 620

5.060

5.310

6.060

120, 155

679, 465

436, 940

411

1,375,730
337

1, 044, 952
56 163,060

4.490

18. 475
10.640

3. 134

19. 460
138, 008

11, 169
9.860

2,066

10, 033, 463
69.2

339. 836

9, 693, 628
68, 200
38, 172

5,600
900

9, 796, 400

262

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Service-Wide Operations, Navy — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Accountant, industrial cost

Chief engineer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant, industrial cost

Auditor, industrial cost

Auditor, supervisor industrial cost.

Cartographer-

Chief auditor. __

Deputy chief engineer, _

Director, audit division

Director, lithographic division

Director, nautical almanac office.-.

Electronics engineer

General engineer

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accoimtant, industrial cost

Archivist

Area wage and classification chief..

Auditor in charge

Auditor, industrial cost

Auditor, supervisor industrial cost..

Cartographer

Civil engineer

Civilian persormel officer

Director, division

Electronics engineer

Firefighter, general

General engineer

Industrial relations officer

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer —

Organization and methods examiner
Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant, industrial cost

Administrative officer

Archivist

Assistant director, division

Associate area and wage classifica-
tion chief-.

Astronomer _

Auditor, industrial cost

Auditor, supervisor industrial cost.

Budget specialist

Cartographer

Communication specialist

Contract specialist

Electronics engineer

Executive secretary

Fire marshal

General engineer __

Geophysicist

Industrial relations assistant

Management services officer

Mathematician

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer _.

Organization and methods examiner-
Personnel officer

Placement officer

Resident representative

Secuiity adviser

Senior internal auditor.

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, industrial cost

Administrative officer

Agricultural adviser -.,

Archivist

Astronomer _.

Attorney adviser

Auditor, industrial cost

Auditor, supervisor industrial cost.

Budget officer

Cartographer

Civil affairs adviser

Claims examiner

Communicat ion specialist

Director, division

Educational administrator

Electronics engineer

Employee relations officer

Examiner

Executive secretary

Executive secretary, assistant

Firefighter, general

General engineer

Geophysicist

Illustrator

Instrument maker.

Internal auditor

Lands and claims officer

Librarian

Mathematician

Meteorologist

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $23,600
1 11,800

10,000
29,200
59,200
19,800
19,200
10,000
9.600
9,600
10,600

3 29, 000
1 9.600
1 9,600

35, 240
41, 800
97, 560
67,480
202, 440
94, 360
60, 320

9,360
26, 280
62,960

8, .360

8,360
43.400

8.360
42.800
16,720

8,360

21. 720
63.280

3 22, 720
11 82, 240

56

23

1

21

3

1

407, 940
169. 720

7,040
153.440
21. 720

8,040

2

12

1

1

1

1

1

5

4

10

11

1

6

15,680

90,680

7,240

7,040

7,440

7.240

7.240

36.200

28. 960

72.400

82, 440

8,040

42, 840

1

5
6
1

lis

19
3

42
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
2

51, 480

7,040

72, 140
62,320

6,940
30,100
38, 240

6,740

685, 180

117,860

18,820

260, 480

6,140

6,140
19,620

6,340

6,940
19, 820

6,140
11,880

Num-
ber

Total
salary

6,640
38, 840

6,340
12,880

6,140

6.140
30,300

5.940
18.420
11.S.S0
12. 080

2 $23,600
1 11,800

10,000
29,200
49,400
20,000
28.800
10,000
28, 800
9,000
10,600

3 29, 000
1 9,600
I 9, 600

4
5
11
23
23
11
7
1
3
9

35, 240
42, 600
99, 160
194, 880
194,080
94, 360
60, 920

9, .360
26.280
78.240

8. .360

8.360
34. 840

8.360
43,400
16, 920
83,600

8,360

21,720

63, 480

7,040

15,280

.56

23
2

21
3
1
4
2

12
1
1
1
1
1
5
4
1

11
1
8
1

21

11
8
1
4
6
1
114

19
3

42
1
1
3
1
1
3
1
2
1
1
6
1
2
1
1

27
1
3
2
2

407, 940

169, 720

14,080

l.=i5,440

22,320

8,040

28, .'560

16,080

90.680

7.240

7.240

7,440

7,440

7,240

36,800

29,360

7,040

83,240

8.040

57. 120

7.640

151,440

7,240

72, 140
52, 620

6.140
24. 560
39, 240

6,740

679. 140

117,860

19,020

264, 080

6,140

6,340
20,020

6,340

6,140
19, 020

6.140
12.081)

6.540

6. 740
32.300

6.540
13, 080

6,140

6,140
164, 580

6,940
18, 420
12, 080
12,280

1965 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $23,600
1 11,800

10,000
29, 200
49,400
20,000
28,800
10,000
28. 800

9.600
10.600

9,600
29,000

9,600

9,600

35, 240
42, 600
99, 160
186. 320
194. 080
94. .360
60. 920
9.360
26. 480
79, 040

1
4
1
5
2
10

1

8,360
34, 840

8.360
43.400
16, 920
83, 600

8,360

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

3 21.720

7 53, 480

1 7, 040

1 7, 840

82, 040

7,840

407, 940

169, 720

14,080
155, 440

22, 320
8.040

28.560

16, 080

90.680
7, 24C
7,240
7.440
7,440
7,240

36. 800

29. 360
7.040

83. 240
8.040

57, 120

7,640

157, 080

1 7, 240

72, 140
52, 520

24, 560

39,440

12.880

679. 140

123.800

19. 020

264, 080

6.340

6.340

20.020

6,340

6,140

19,020

6,140

12, 080
6,540
6,740

32, 300
6.540

13, 080
6.140
6.340

193. 280
6. 140
18.620
12. 080
12.280

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer

Ordnance engineer

Organizat ion and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Production analyst..

Production specialist

Recreation specialist

Resident representative

Safety engineer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Training officer

Wage specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Auditor, industrial cost...

Budget specialist

Cartogiaphor

Communication relay supervisor. . .

Communications specialist

Firefighter, general.

Geographer

Navigation specialist...

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer...

Placement officer

Planning and estimating specialist..

Qualifications rating officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, industrial cost

Administrative assistant

Archivist

.\stronomer

Auditor

Biologist

Budget analyst

Cartographer...

Cartographic-compositor aide

Cartographic draftsman

Claims examiner

Communication relay supervisor

Communic^itions specialist

Criminal investigator

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer

Employee relations assistant

Executive secretary, assistant

Firefighter, general

Fiscal accountant

General supply assistant _

Geophysicist

Government cost accountant

Guard supervisor

Illustrator

Information specialist

Instrument maker

Internal auditor

Island attorney.

Librarian..

Mathematician.

Meteorologist _

Navigation specialist

Oceanographer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Placement assistant

Position classifier...

Principal, intermediate schools

Production analyst...

Psychologist

Publications, management, and

distribution officer

Qualifications rating examiner

Resident representative

Safety engineer

Shorthand reporter

Statistician

Superintendent, educational

Supervising microphotographer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer _

Tabulating equipment supervisor..

Training officer

Training supervisor, assistant

Wage specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-.

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

1963 actual

1

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $106, 180
14 86, 160
6,940
49,520
72, 540
6,340
86, 360
6,140
6,640
6,140
54, 860
24, 960

3 18, 020
1 6, 940
8 48, 920

2
14
9
10
170
1
4
104
1
2
1
2
3
2
1
4
1
1
12
3
2
2
2
1
2
1
1
5
1
10
7
11
38
64

18
14
5
46
1
1
1

18, 750

17,375

22, 625

56, 2.50

6.500

6.000

23,875

6,625

51,125

11,875

59, 000

5,750

5,500

5,750

22,500

10,995

76, 340

46.290

52. 225

886, 405

6,185

20. 865

558, 485

5,310

10, 245
5.310

11. 495
16. 556
10. 370

6,060
21,365

6,310

5.060
65, 720
16, 055
10, 245
10, 246
11,620

5,310
10, 620

5,185

6,185
25, 675

5,185
53,600
36, 045
56, 660
196, 905
277,115

94, 956

74, 965

26,800

241, 260

5,186

5,060

5,310

1
3
1

1
65
609

6,310
10, 120
27,050
6,436
5,060
6,186
5,060

41, 230
5,185

15, 930

5,810

5,060

317, 050

2, 682, 925
211 867. 165
497

1, 858, 980
895

3, 042, 285
1,341

4, 188, 100
381

1, 095, 640
7 19, 100

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $106,580

86, 360

6,940

62,200

72, 940

6, .540

86,360

6,140

6. .540

6,140

55, 060

25, 160

14
1

10

II
1

14
1
1
1

3 18, 420
1 0, 140
9 55, 860

3
3

4
10
1
1
4
1
9
2
10

1
1

18, 750
17,375

22, 625
,56, 750

5,625
6,125

23, 875
5,750

.51, 7.50
12,000
59, 126
5,750
6,500
5,750

4 23, 000

2

13

9

12

169

1

5

104

1

2

1

2

3

2

1

4

1

1

13

3

1

2

1

1
19

1
10

7
11
38
54

17
14
4
54
1
1
1

1

2

.....

1
1
1
1

1
3

1

2

80

607

10, 996
71,280
47,410
63, 345
881,120

6.310
26. 175
570. 985

5.436
10. 495

5. 435
11.020
16. 930
10. 370

5,185
21, 865

5,310

5. 435
71.155
16, 180
10. 495
10. 370
11.620

5.310
10. 870

5, 185

5, 310
97,390

.5.310

63, 850

36, 795

57, 535

200, 655

282, 615

91, 270

75, 216

21,115

285, 615

5,185

5,185

5,436

5.810
10, 620

"27,366
6,660
5,185
5. 310
5,185

42, 105
5,310

15, 930
5,810

10, 120
398, 305

2, 702. 205
212 881, 100
494

1, 873, 510
884

3, 027, 670
1,312

4, 146, 436
334

970, 266
5 13, 620

195S estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $106, 580
14 86, 360
6,940
61, 800
72,940
6.740
86,360
6,140
6,540
6,140
55.060
25,360

3 18,420
1 6,140
9 65, 860

3
3

4
10

1

1

4

1

5

2
10

1

1

1

4 23, 000

2
13

9
12
169

1

5
104

1

2

1

2

3

2

1

4

1

1
13

3

2

1

2

1

2

1

1
19

38
54

17
14
4
54
1
1
1

7
1
3
1
2
81
601

2, 676, 825
189 800,390
489

1, 847, 585
884

3, 008, 186
1,310

4, 142, 440
326

947, 685
5 13, 620

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

263

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Field— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

Crafte. protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,5«i to $5,315

36 $180, 090

36 $180,840

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

34 157,476

34 157.350

34 157, 475

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

131 549,565

139 683,985

137 676. 380

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

219 846,765

186 725,810

186 725, 675

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

674

636

630

2,367,290

2, 212, 010

2, 186, 810

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

241 761,814

237 753,278

236 747,264

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230 -

20 57,860

19 66, 990

19 56, 960

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

20 66,040

20 66, 920

20 56, 240

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

12 31,360

12 31, 420

12 31, 350

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

6 33, 652

7 25, 373

6 34. 914

7 26, 848

6 36, 135

Rates less than $5,060

7 27, 352

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above. --

137 863,352

130 870,068

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

1,866

1,702

1,574

4,961,406

4, 720, 379

4. 339, 047

8,708

33,027,667

8,488

33,136,352

8,287

32,435,336

Deduct:

610.4

1,873,963

314

1,478.571

259.9

1, 147, 812

Savings due to use of former pay

38,628

8.700

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary):

United States and possessions..

7, 785. 3

7, 903. 7

7, 768. 1

30, 698, 846

31, 162, 455

30,811,194

Foreign countries:

United States rates --

34 145,293

35 149,456

35 149,956

278.3

370, 937

236.3

336, 170

224

326, 374

other positions: Part-time employ-

154,030
116,685

119, 000
117,231

Regular pav in excess of 52-week base. . -

114,688

Pavment above basic rates:

1,391,105

1, 209, 078

1,164.940

Xightworic differential

271, 418

250,939

247, 603

Living and quarters allowance..-

96, 121

93,400

93, 300

Additional pay for service abroad

457, 135

400, 398

394, 961

All personal services, field

33, 600, 670

33, 838, 127

33,303,076

01 Personal services

43, 811, 405

43,721,502

43,099,476

Salaries and wages in the foregoing

schedule arc distributed as follows:

43, 188, 569

42, 675, 712

42, 035, 686

Obligations pavabfe out of reimburse-

622,836

1,045,790

1,063,790

Naval Petroleum Reserves

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

NATAL PETROLEUM RESERVES

Total number of permanent positions

A vpraep number of all employees ^

19
16

23

16

19
18

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,626
OS-6.6

$3,076
CPC^.5

$6, 510
GS-8.2

$3,116

CPC-4.6

$6, 003

$5, 510

GS-8.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,116

CPC-i.5

$6, 003

01 Personal services:

$74, 427
341

$86, 590

367
1,843

$99, 085

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

265

3.742

74,768

14, 156

114

3,086

219

12, 800, 903

30,815

2,104

385

88.800

10, 000

200

2,000

200

2. 282. 400

25,000

2,000

400

103,082

10,000

200

2,000

200

3, 228. 018

20, 000

2,000

600

12, 926, 660

2,411,000

3,366,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

53

7
58

61
7
66

37
4
39

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE

INTERIOR— continued

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4,553
GS-6.8

$4. 578
GS-6.8

$4,608

Average grade--. _. -.

GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

$237, 687
19, 441

939
11,861

$220,400
19,000

800
10,000

$160, 700

Other positions

13,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

600

Payment above basic rates

7,000

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detail of personal services,

Department of the Interior)

02 Travel

269,828

29,098

2,870

364

308

816

1,147

718

19, 703

14, 208

435

250, 200

19,000

2, 500

300

100

300

1,200

181, 800
14, 000

2,000

04 Communication services ...

200

06 Printing and reproduction - -

200

800

Services performed by other agencies.

8, 900

5,100

400

6,000

09 Equipment . .

3,700

15 Taxes and assessments

300

Total obligations -

339, 496

288,000

209, 000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

72
7
74

74

7

72

56

4
57

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 570
GS-6.7

$3,076
CPC^.6

$4,800
GS-7.1

$3,116

CPC-4.5

$6, 003

$4, 829

GS-7.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,116

CPC^.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6, 003

01 Personal services:

$312,014
19,441
1,280
11, 861

$306. 990

19, 000

1,167

11. 843

$269. 785

13,600

Regularpayinexcessof 52-week base.

856
10, 742

344, 596

43,254

2,984

3.450

308

1.036

12, 802. 050

718

60, 518

16, 312

820

339. 000

29, 000

2.700

2,300

100

600

2,283,600

284, 882

24,000

2,200

2,200

06 Printinc and reproduction

400

3. 228, 818

Services performed by other agencies

33,900

7,100

800

26. 000

5,700

800

Total obligations

13, 266, 045

2, 699, 000

3, 575, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Inspector, Naval Petroleum Re-

ggt"^pg ^ ........

GS-14. Range '$9,600"to $10,600:

Petroleum engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Petroleum engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Petroleum engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Petroleum engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Petroleum engineer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,360

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9,65

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,6.55

GS-3. Range $2,940 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at aimual rates:

Rates of $6,060 or above

Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, field. .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary): United States
and possessions. ■

1963 actual 1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

$9,600

8,560

12, 080

5,060
6,120
4,455

14.890
6,830

12, 050

3,620
2,632

19
3

84, 797
10. 370

16 74, 427

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 9, 800

1 8,660

1 7, 040

12, 080

5,060
5,245
8.785
7,820
6,910
6,060

3.600
2,632

20, 239
9,776

23 124, 407
7 37,817

16 86, 590

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

8,560

7,040

6,140

5,060
5,370
9,036
3,785
7,070
3,270

3.600
2,632

20,239
9,776

19 102, 377
1 3, 292

18 99,085

264

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Naval Petroleum Reserves — Continued

DRTAiL OF PERSOXAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

NAVAL PETROLEUM RESERVES— COD.

Field— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--
Payment above basic rates: Additional

Num- Total
ber salary

$341

Num- Total
ber salary

$367

1,843

Num- Total
ber salary

$255

3.742

74,768

88,800

103, 082

74, 768

88,800

103, 082

Miscellaneous

Increase and Replacement of Naval Vessels, Armor, Armament, and
Amrtnmition

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

708
690

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,418
GS-6.2

$3, 502

CPC-6.0

$3,541

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$2,448,700

10,500
213, 800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under Bu-

2,673,000
2,673,000

Deduct portion of foregoing total fi-
nanced from project orders included

jp prior ypnr nhligntinns

Increase and Replacement of Naval Vessels, Conslruciion and Ma-
chinery

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

7
5

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,403
GS-6.4

$3,521

CPC-5.9

$4, 151

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$19, 049

73
28

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base ..

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under Bu-

19, 150
19, 160

Deduct obligations financed from
orders (or agreements) included
In prior years

Preparation for Sale or Salvage of Military Property, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

396
387

939
923

838
822

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,418
GS-6.2

$3,502

CPC-6.0

$3,541

$4,463
OS-6.2

$3,543

CPC-0.0

$3,760

$4,458

Average grade

OS-6.2

Craft, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

.$3,643

CPC-6.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,748

01 Personal services:

$1,352,700

6,536
86,764

$3,370,100

13,900
216, 000

$2, 996, 700

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

12,300

192, 000

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under

1,445,000

605, 702

32, 899

7,000

3, 600, 000

377. 600

1, 000, 000

22,400

3, 200, 000

08 Supplies and materials

I, 780, 000

1, 000, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

20,000

Obligations incurred -

2,090,601

5,000,000

6, 000, 000

Public Works, Navy

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

PDBUC WORKS, NAVY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

3,417
2,913

2,966
2,576

2,780
2,433

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,655
GS-7.4

$2, 661

CPC-3.2

$2,616

$4,676
GS-7.4

.$2,843

CPC-3.4

$2,640

$4 701

GS-7.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 847

Average grade

CPC-3 4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2, 645

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$11,746,784

36,800
999,150

$10,301,113

31, 787
896, 900

$9,795,673
30, 267

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

864, 070

Total personal services

12, 782, 734

701, 699

1, OSO, 436

39, 248

9,953

29,857

979, 669

12, 237. 135

6, 117. 093

345, 708. 732

44,020

11,228.800

500, 000

1, 000. 000

20,000

10,000

20,000

400, 000

10. 000. 000

5, 000, 000

150, 610. 000

39.000

10, 680. 000
450. 000

02 Travel .. - - -

900, 000

04 Pnmmnninntion services

18,000

10,000

06 Printing and reproduction

15,000

350,000

08 Supplies and materials

9, 400, 000

4, 600, 000

10 Lands and structures

113 642,000

15 Taxes and assessments _

36,000

378, 730, 466

178, 827, 800

140, 000, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services

$146,451
721,096

$32, 000
313, 000

09 Equipment

Tnf.al obligations

867, 546

345, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT Or THE
INTERIOR

$9,000

ALLOCATION TO TREASURY DEPARTMENT

$16,200

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees.

393
366

371
343

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

265

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE

AKMT— continued

Average salaries and gradesr
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$4,846
GS~8.2

$4, 846
GS-8.2

01 Personal services:

$1,886,698

7,245
200,060

$1, 679, 550

6,450
159,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see sched-
ule of detail of personal services,

2, 094, 003
62,000
3,500
11,000
989,973
60,000
13,000
8, 667. 705

1, 845. 000

57,000

1,000

13,000

344, 502

25,000

4,000

3,111,498

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

11,901,181

5,401,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of ail employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary _

Average grade -..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

A verage grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary. _.

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions _ .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates...

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

Ofi Printing and rcpioduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations

3,810

3.336

2,780

3,279

2.919

2,433

$4,675

$4,694

$4,701

GS-7.4

GS-7.4

GS-7.6

$2,651

$2,843

$2. S47

CPC.3.2

CPC-3.4

CPC-3.4

$2,616

$2,640

$2,645

$13, 633. 4S2

$11,980,663

$9,795,673

44.045

38.237

30, 257

1.199,210

1,054,900

854.070

14, 876, 737

13,073,800

10. 680. 000

763, 699

557,000

460.000

1,083,936

1,001,000

900.000

39,248

20,000

19.000

20.963

23,000

10.000

29,857

20,000

15.000

2,124,983

792. 702

350.000

12,297,135

10, 025, 000

9, 400. 000

6.851.188

5.317,000

4,600.000

354, 376. 437

153,721,498

113.642.000

44.020

39.000

3.5.000

391,508.193

184,590,000

140.000.000

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant, cost construction

Contract negotiator

Engineer. _

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, cost construction

Engineer

Supply requisition officer

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant, cost construction

.Architect _

Budget officer

Engineer

Equipment specialist.

Housing officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Real property management officer..
Technologist, preservation--

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Architect.

Accountant, cost construction

.\uditor

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Supply requisition officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney-ad vi.ser._

Engineer

Equipment specialist.

Exhibit specialist.

Supply requirements and disposal
officer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,800

1 9,800

4 39, 600

1 8. 760

18 153,880

1 8,360

1
3
1
20
3
1

7.240
23.120

7.440
144.800
22,320

7,240

1 7.240

2 14. 8S0
1 7,040

1 6, 340
14 90.360

2 12. 680

30
3
1

2

10

1

1

1
11

190.600
17,820
6.910

10.370

52. 850

6.310

5,810

5.310
50.380

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9. 800

1 9.800

4 39. 600

1 8.760
19 162, 240

1 8.360

1
3
1

22
4
1

7.240
23. 120

7 440
158] 480
29.360

7,240

1 7, 240

2 14. SJO
1 7,010

1
14
1
1
34
2
2

2

10

1

1

1
10

6,340

90.360

6.340

5.940

214. 360

11,880

11,880

10. 370

52. 850

5.310

5.810

5,310
46, 050

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800

9.S00

39,600

8,760

162, 240

8,360

7,240
23.120

7.440
158. 480
29,360

7,240

7.240
14. 8S0
7.040

6.340
90.360
6,340
5.910
214,360
11.880
11. S80

34
2
2

2

10

1

1

1
10

10. 370
62. 850
6.310
5.810

5.310
46, 050

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

GS-fi. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage niunber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chemist

Chief engineer

Director construction division

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant...

Chief construction engineer

Construction engineering super-
visor

Construction management engi-
neering supervisor

Director, division

Engineer

General engineering supervisor

Labor relations specialist

Manager, branch. ..-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Architect --.

Architectural engineering super-
visor -

Assistant director, design division..

Auditor, cost construction..

Chief engineer

Construction enghieering super-
visor

C ontract superintendent.

Director, division _

Engineer

Engineering and liaison superin-
tendent

General engineering supervisor

Head, section

Labor relations officer..

Manager, branch

Supervisory construction superin-
tendent

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accountant.

Administrative officer

Architect

Appraiser

Assistant contract superintendent. .

Attorney-adviser

Auditor.. ---

Construction superintendent

Construction supervisor

Construction cost accomitant su-
pervisor —

Director, division

Engineer

Estimator

Equipment specialist

Equipment specialist supervisor

General engineering supervisor

Labor relationsspecialist

Manager, branch

Material procurement expediter

Purchasing agent

Realty officer

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

.Accountant, cost construction

Administrative officer

Commercial cost accountant super-
visor

Construction superintendent

Construction and inspection super-
visor

Director, division

Engineer

Manager, branch

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Architect

Auditor, cost construction.. -

Cartographer

Chief, administration

Construction inspector

Construction superintendent

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,920
84, 945
148, 410
96,800
43, 640
12.320

254

1,315,225
12 36, 025

242

1, 280, 200
5,000

14,700

1, 299, 900

1 9. 600
1 10.200
1 9,600

16,720
100, 660

25,080

33, 560
33, 840
176. 400
67.000
8.360
67.100

7.240
14.480

35.400
7.440
7.040

21,300

3 21,720

3 21,340

8 57, 960

82 584,960

28,380
14,080
21,320
7,040
100, 960

2 14.080

89,100

5,940

84,160

5,940

5,940

17,820

6,940

214, 640

109. 620

3
181
]
1
1
1
2
1

13
1
1
2

18,820

1,088,240
6,540
6,940
6,340

12, 080
6,940

78, 620
5,940
5,940

12,280

1 5,500
1 5, 625

6,250
17,000

1 6,000

1 5.750

2 11.000
2 11,250

14
1

18
2
1
1

10
259

71. 265
5,060

91, 080

10, 120
6,185
6,310

50,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,920
78, 126
121, 555
45. 370
34. 330
12, 320

231

1, 269, 020
9 36, 920

1, 232, 100
4.850

15.000

1, 251, 950

1 9. 600
1 10,200

2 16, 720

12 100,660

1 8, 360

2 16, 720

7 .'iS. 920
17 143,120

8 67,000

18
2
1
1
8
235

34,040

2 14, 480

35,400
7.440
7,040

21,300

3 21,720

7 60, 720

72 610.620

3 21,140

1 7, 040

6 42,820

13 93,920

3 22, 340

10 69, 400
5,940

14 84,160
5,940

17,820
5,940
36 214,640
- 102,300

6,140
18,820

985. 940
6,540
5,940
6,340
5.940
5.940

90,500
6,940
5,940

12,280

5,625

6,250
6,000

5,750
5,626
2 11,250

9 46,440

91, 080

10, 120

5,185

6,310

41,280

1. 212, 600

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,920
78, 125
121, 556
45. 370
34.330
12. 320

231

1, 269, 020
11 47,020

1, 222, 000
5,000

15.000

1, 242, 000

1 9.600
1 10, 200

2
7
17

16,720
100,660

8,360

16, 720
58.920
143, 120
67,000

4 34. 040

21,620

35,400
7.440
7.040

28.340

3 21,720

7 60, 720

75 631,740

3 21,140

1 7,040

6 42. 820

13 93, 920

3 22, 340

10 59, 400
6,940

14 84, 160
6,940

16'

17,820

5,940

214,640

102, 300

6,140
18,820

986, 940
6,540
6.940
6,340
5.940
5.940
90.500
.5.940
5.940
12,280

5,625

6,250
6,000

5.750
5,626
11,250

10 51,500

8 91,080

3 15, 180

1 5. 185

1 6.310

8 41. 280
5
1,212,600

266

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1956

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Miscellaneous — Continued

Public Works, Navy — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVICES-

continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Construction supervisor

Construction and maintenance

superintendent

Contract specialist

Director, division

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Fiscal accountant supervisor _.

Labor relations specialist

Manacer, branch

Material requirements specialist

Realty assistant

Supervisory construction inspector..

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,54,5

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,655

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Range $2,500 to $2,980..

Crafts, protPctivi-,and custodial erades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,810

Uneraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
GS-1.

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions...

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad —

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services... ___

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

5
1

6
125

$20,615

6,060

26,125

623,110

41,590

6,060

10. 370

21. 490

25. 550

177. 100

315. 724

2

4

5

35

68

654

2, 818, 740
121 476, 498
443. 103
502, 716
737, 476
280,400
10, 240

127
174
250
100
4

7
8
3

640

19. 490

20.336

7,890

1, 674, 240

,163

13. 249. 098
492

2, 782, 514

2,373

9, 937, 528

33 212,911

265 316,145

31, 800

601, 048
383, 402

11, 482, 834

12, 782, 734

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,120

16. 480
5.060

26, 125
544, 815

31,190
5,060
5,060

10, 370

3
1
5
108
6
1
1
2

6 25. 650
27 140,370
54 251, 262
604

2, 603. 240
104 407. 930
120 418.680
517. 440
737. 476
224. 320
16,820

160
260
80

4 11.880
3 8, 376
2 5, 330

1, 201, 200

2,734

11, 649, 389
380

2, 680. 376

2.054

8, 474, 458

46 290.340

255 304.215

26, 937

537, 814
313, 086

9, 976, 850

11, 228, 800

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $10,120

3
1
5
110
6
1
1
2

15, 480
5,060

26, 125
554. 935

31,190
5,060
6.060

10, 370

6 26, 550
27 140. 370
50 232,650
609

2, 624, 265
104 407. 930
400. 235
520, 100
661, 600
189. 435
10, 060

115
162
226

4
2
1

302

11.880
5.425
2,630

798, 790

2,549

11,165,875
336

2. 592, 202

1,913

7,979,118

45 290,340

255 304, 216

25, 267

511,865
327, 205

9, 438, 000

10, 680, 000

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

Aircraft and Related Procurement, Air Force

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent all other positions...
Average number of all employees

13,778

12

12,755

13, 756

9

12.510

11,781

9

11,768

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,447
G.S-6.5

$2, 736
CPC-3.1

$). 770

$4,612
OS-6.6

$2, 742
CPC-3.1

$4. 122

$4, 653

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 752

CPC-3.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,443

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$56, 473, 634
113,212

242. 149
1.968.245

$56, 008. 600
89,500

219, 400
1,986,600

$63, 905, 500

97, 500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

206,500

Payment above basic rates

1, 567. 500

Total personal services

58. 797. 240

3. 262. 746

147. 4S0. 608

1,189.571

212.736

142.207.816

138, 028, 584

8, 691. 8.50, 858

37, 200. 000

335.610

58. 304. 000

3.157.957

83, 065. 294

1,080.000

380. 000

223, 219, 609

255, 640, 669

6, 060. 408, 688

25. 800. 000

254, 600

56. 777. 000

2.425.700

80, 933, 500

1,047.000

85. 000

07 Other contractual services

151.291,000

154,761,500

09 Equipment .. --

4, 000, 622, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

293, 300

Total direct obligations

9, 220, 666, 769

6,711,310,817

4,447,136,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— COD.

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsevients
From Other Accounts

$100, 194
81,123,277

$205, 034
122, 600. 006

$150. 000

09 Equipment

80, 000, 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

81,223,471

122.805,040

80,160,000

Total obligations _ . _.

9, 301, 789, 240

5,834,115,867

4, 627, 286, 000

ALLOCATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

1
1

3
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$6, 136
GS-9.0

$4, 760
GS-7.0

01 Personal services:

$6, 136
24

$18, 751
72

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services

6,160

259

9

17

9

938

6

18,823
800
25
50
26
2,866
15

03 Transportation of things

Total obligations

7,397

22, 603

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1

3
4

*

6
5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,910
GS-6.0
.$4, 698

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6, 143

01 Personal services:

$5. 858
14. 566

$26, 227

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule, Department

20. 423
200. 317
34, 910

26, 227
4M, 104
28, 398

Tntil oblieations

255, 660

508, 729

ALLOCATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

2
2

6
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 731
GS-7.0

$3, 077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
GS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3, 999

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$7, 416
1,054

29
278

$22, 410
1,226

87
784

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule, Department

8,777

386

174

44

15

95

536

521

45

24,607

984

502

115

205

205

1,237

3,740

1,880

30

190

73

10,665

33, 596

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

267

OBLIGATIONS Br OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent ol all other positions.
Average number of all employees

13,190

15

12, 762

12, 969

14

12,523

11, 781

9

11,768

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,447
GS-6.6

$2,735
CPC-3.1

$3,770

$4,512
GS-6.5

.$2, 742

CPC-3.1

$4,122

$4,553

Average grade. .. .

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 752

Average grade

CPC-3.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,443

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$56,49.3,044
128,831

242,202
1,968.523

$56,049,761
116,953

219, 659
1, 987, 284

$53, 905, 500

Other positions .

97,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

206, 500

1, 667, 500

Total personal services

58,832,600

3,263,390

147, 480, 791

1, 189, 632

212, 751

96

142,408,678

138, 030, 043

8,691.850,903

37, 234, 910

58. 373, 557

3, 159. 741

83, 065, 821

1,080,165

380.205

205

223, 674. 975

255, 647, 274

5,060,410.568

25, 828, 398

30

254,805

56, 777, 000

02 Travel-

2, 426. 700

80, 933, 500

04 Communication services

1, 047. 000

85, 000

06 Printing and reproduction.

151, 291, 000

154. 761, 600

4. 000, 522, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

335,688

293, 300

Total direct obligations

9,220,839,481

5,711,875,744

4, 447, 136, 000

ObligatioTis Payable out of ReivibiiTsements
From Other Accounts

100,194
81, 123, 277

206, 034
122, 600, 006

160, 000

09 Equipment..

80, 000, 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts.

81,223.471

122,805.040

80,150,000

Total obligations -

9,302,062,952

5, 834, 680, 7M

4, 527, 286, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Civilian director, procurement and

industrial planning

Special assistant (industrial finance).

Special assistant (purchasing)

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Administrative officer

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,200
1 12, 000

1 12,000

2 21,850
1 11,050
1 11.050
6 66,300
8 86,400
1 11,050

4 38,400

3 29,200

5 48,000
1 9,600

4 39,200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,200
1 12,200
1 12,000

Num- Total
ber salBry

1 $12, 400
1 12, 200
1 12,200

1 11,050
1 11,050
5 64, 250
8 86,900

1 11,050

2 19, 300

1 11,300

1 11 300

Industrial specialist

4 44 600

6 55, 250
1 11 300

Statistical analyst

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Accoimtant . _

2 19,400

Auditor .

5 48,400

1 9,800
4 39,600

2 19,200

3 29,000

5 48 800

1 9,800

4 40, OOO

Chief, audit area B

2 19 200

3 29,000

4 38, 600

1 9,600
1 9,600

18 173,400
3 29,200

19 186,000
1 9.600
1 9,800
1 9,600

6 50,360

7 58,720
1 9,360
1 8,560

1 8,560
3 25, 080

65 567,260

2 16. 920
15 125,800
23 198, 280

1 8,360

1 8,360
1 8,360

3 29,000

Deputy director, procurement and

Director, procurement and produc-
tion

Engineer, electronics

1 9,800
15 146 700

3 29,200
14 143, 2(»

1 9,600

1 9,800

15 148. 800

3 29,200

Procurement officer

14 144, 400

1 9,600

Statistical analyst .. .. __

2 19, 400

6 50,760

3 26, 880

1 9, 360

2 17, 120

2 19,400

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Accountant.-

5 42.600
3 25. 280

Assistant chief, audit area A

Assistant chief, audit area B

1 9,360

2 17, 120

.^ttomcv

3 25,280
83 711,930

1 8,760
85 734, 460

Budget officer _

Chief, contract section

8 68,280
24 209,640

8 68 880

Contracting officer

Cost analyst ..

20 175,200

Deputy director, procm-ement and

Director, procurement and produc-
tion

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Economist

Engineer, aeronautical

Industrial specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, procurement

Petroleum specialist

Procurement officer

Production analyst __

Production control oificer

Purchasing officer

Technical adviser

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Analyst, cost

Analyst, management

Assistant chief, contract section

Attorney

Auditor, _

Budget officer

Chief, contract section

Contracting officer

Cost accountant

Cost analyst

Deputy director, procurement

and production

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, procurement

Inspector, aircraft engines

Labor relations adviser

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Petroleum specialist-

Procurement officer ._.

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production expediter

Property officer

Purchasing officer

Security officer .,

Statistical analyst _ _.

Statistician-

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant -_,

Administrative analyst ,

Administrative assistant _.

Administrative officer

Analyst, cost - _.

Analyst, management _.

Assistant chief, production section..

Attorney

Auditor _

Budget officer

Chief, production section

Classification analyst

Contracting officer

Cost accountant

Cost analyst---

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electrical _

Engineer, electronics

Fiscal accountant

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft. -

Inspector, procurement- _

Inspector, aircraft engine

Labor relations adviser

Organization and methods exam-
iner _

Personnel officer..

Personnel technician

Petroleum specialist

Placement officer

Procurement expediter

Procurement officer

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production expediter

Property officer

Property disposal officer

Public relations officer

Purchasing officer

Security officer

Statistical analyst-

Statistician

Traffic manager

Training officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant _.

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, production section.

Chief, production section

Cost accountant ,

Editor

Engineer, electrical

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$50,560
26.280

377.400

120, 040
8,760
9,360

469, 160
8,360

10 85, 200
1 8, 760

14
10
1
1
3
7
113

3

39

63

3

3

1

15

3

1

103

1

21

32

2

3

1

3

3

95

2

13

8

4

25

2

8

1

1

46
1
6

16
2
2
1
6
228

98,560
72,400
8,040
8.040
23,320
49,280

821,920
21,320
2S4, 760
459, 280
21,320
21,520

7,040
105,600

21, 520
7,040

726, 920

7,640

151,440

234,680

15, 280

21,520

7,040

21, 320

22, 320
670,400

14,480

93,620

57.520

28,960

180, 800

14,280

56,720

7,240

7,040

279, 440
6,940
35,840
89,100
11,880
12,280
6.140
35,840

46

4

87

27

16

11

1

2

2

136

2

32

53

2

1

1, 418, 804
7 42, 980
285,040
24,360
630,880
164, 380
98,040
65, 340
6,140
12, 080
11,880
831, 050
12.280
200,680
323,820
12,680
6,940

5
2
1

5
2
2
112
4
29
31
14
3
1

21
10
7
5
4
1

3
4
2

24
2
3

10

31,100
12,080
6,140
31, 100
12, 680
11,880

667, 880
24,560

176, 660

191, 740

86, 660

18.420

6140

129,320
60,200
42, 180
31,100
24, 560
6 340

17, 000
22,500
11.250
141, 876
11,750
17,375
67, 875

1954 estimate

Niun- Total
ber salary

$17, 120
25,280

207,640

120.040
8.760
9,360

128, 880

8,360

8,360

78,840

63,960
58,320
8.040
8,040

5 35, 400
161

1,095,640

20 153,000

68 507,956

3 21, 720

3 21, 520

15
3
1

88
1

18

30
2
3
1

105, 800

21.620

7,240

634,320

7,840

132, 335

223, 290

15,280

21, 720

7,040

29, 760
564,560
14, 480
92,120
79, 440
28, 900
143, 600
14, 2S0
63,960
7,440
7,040

33 196.480

2
2
1

6
285

11.880

12.280

6.340

36, 240

1, 772, 784
10 60, 800
248,000
24,560
511, 780
198, 280
87,460
48,620
6,140
12,280
11,880
706, 970

40
4

82
32
14
8
1
2
2
114

185, 260

360, 040

12,880

6,140

6 31, 100

5 31, 730

12, 080
506, 510

24,560
130, 140
167, 200

85, 560

18,820

18 107, 660

4 23, 760
4 26,160

11,260
143, 760
11.750
17,375
57. 875

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 120

25,880

173,000

122, 640

8,960

9,360

86,100

8,560

8,360

78, 840

54,360

59,120

8,040

8,040

5
154

36,000
1, 134, 200

25 193,500

50 375,200

3 21,920

3 21,920

13
3
1

70
1

15

25
2
3
1

91,520

21,920

7,440

507,640

7,840

111.800

183,840

15,680

22,120

7,240

4

60

2

10
7
4

20
2
6
1
1

29,960

435. 400

14.680

71, 200

50.680

29, 360

144,800

14, 680

43, 240

7,440

7,240

33 199,780

2
2
1
4

292

12,480
12,680
6,540
24,760

1,841,164

7 43, 380

40 262, 000

24,760

354, 300

195, 000

74,440

49,120

6,340

6,340

12,280

575, 100

4
67
31
12
8
1
1
2
93

25
61
2
1

164, 300

316, 740

12, 880

6,140

5 31. 800

5 31,600

12,280
386, 400

24, 960
118,180
126, 800

87, 760

20,020

4 24.160
3 18,620

2
23
2
3
10

11,500
138, 375
11,750
17, 375
67, 876

268

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— Continued

Aircraft and Related Procurement, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OF PEUSONAL SERVICES — continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.

Engineer, packaging

Fiscal accountant ..-

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, procurement

Inspector, aircraft engine...

Labor relations adviser

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer —

Personnel technician

Petroleum specialist

Procurement officer

Production control officer

Production expediter

Property officer

Property disposal officer

Purchasing officer

Security officer

Statistical analyst

Traffic manager

Training officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Accounting chief

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Analyst, cost

Assistant chief, production section..

Attorney

Auditor

Automotive adviser

Budget analyst..

Budget officer

Classffication analyst

Contracting officer

Cost accountant

Cost analyst

Economist

Editor

Education specialist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Fiscal accountant

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, procurement

Inspector, safety

Inspector, aircraft engine

Investigator

Labor relations adviser

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Personnel technician

Petroleum specialist

Placement officer

Procurement expediter

Procurement ofiBcer

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production expediter...

Property officer

Property disposal officer

Purchasing officer

Security officer ._

Statistical analyst

Statistician

Superintendent, laundry

Supply officer

Traffic manager

Training officer

Training specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

1953 actual

Nura- Total
ber salary

1

1
15

1

73

134

11

3

1

1

1

7
10

7
42
31

1

2
14

2

1

2

36

1
31
20

8

2

6
220
1,

1

1

4
16
71
28
30

6
20

2

1
14

3

3
130

1
156

1

16

3

14

20

2

2

16

8

1

31

15

77

109

64

23

34

41

31

6

1

8

4

7

1

1,614

1,778

$6,250

5,875

85, 125

5,750

427, 625

774,110

64, 250

17, 260

6,000

6,250

5,875

41, 750
55, 500
40, 125

240, 000
179. 125
5,750
11,875
81,500
11,250
5,625
11,625

188, 410
5,060
163. 485
101, 950
42, 480
11,245
26, 050

, 170, 950

5,185

5,060

20, 865

85, 210

382, 805

161, 180

163. 060

30,610

108, 076

10, 245

6.060

76, 340
16, 655
15, 555

689, 270
5,310

837, 360

., 888, 560

5,435

87, 085

15, 305

77, 590
107, 140

10, 370
10,620
87, 710

42, 605
5,810

163, 830

80.900

407. 995

583, 040

339. 090

124, 380

177, 850

220, 710

159, 236

30, 985

6,185

40, 480

20. 740

37, 795

5,435

7, 903, 535

226
836

1,493
2,904"

749

, 887, 440
910, 460

,017,385

, 013, 945

, 925, 870

,112,460
40,000

1 4,490

2 6,428

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6. 250

"'ii"""6i.'666"

70
140
11
4
1

410. 250
805. 560
64, 250
22, 750
6,000

52, 250

27, 875

45, 625

231,776

150,500

5,875

12, 000

29, 125

11,250

34

1

31

15

9

2

5

275

1

1

1

6

17

94

25

27

2

15

2

1

14

3

3

136

1

219

182. 215
5,060

164. 360
87, 095
47, 540
10, 745
26,425

1, 462, 375

6, 1S6

6,060

30, 985

90,520

521, 805

145, 205

150, 070

10. 495

85, 840

10,245

5,185

79, 860

16, 805

1,5, 555

718, 080

5,310

478

1, 179, 030

2, 560, 300
5, 435
83,315
20. 365
77, 590
93, 735

1
15

4
14
17

18 99, 990

30
15
101
138
63
20
27
41
24
6

166, 800
83, 100
637, 560
746, 760
341,910
115,915
150,015
227, 765
131, 165
31, 235

7 36, 420

1,230

6, 106, 945
1,286

6, 899, 246
179 74,1,806
769

2, 955, 250
594

6, 443, 190
2,799

8, 715, 010
637

1,904,160
14 35, 320

1 4,490

2 6,428

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 250

"'ii'"'62,'875

60

115

11

4

1

358, 500

675, 280

65, 625

23,000

6,125

7
5
8
30
26
1
2
5
2

40, 600

28, 000

45, 625

171,900

152, 7.50

6,000

12, 000

30, 000

11,500

28
1
25
11
8
2
4
283

150, 165
6.060

136, 125
62, 535
43. 240
10, 870
22, 090

1, 519, 855
1 5, 185
1 5, 060
4 21, 200

50
25
25
2
12

281, 250
143, 7.50
140. 626
10, 496
69, 720

1

14
3

6,310
80, 660
15, 930

96

528, 831

152

836,000
300

1, 630, 500
1 5, 435
16

84,960
16, 305
77, 690
89,280

18 102,385

25
15
77
84
55
18
27
30
24
6

142, 126
85, 275
408, 120
456, 640
301, 400
104, 580
161,876
169, 500
133, 440
30, 985

37, 100

800

4, 110, 095
946

4, 520, 360
157 686, 290
697

2, 770, 740
1,251

4, 372, 560
2,606

8, 487, 155
506

1, 561, 470
11 27,820

4,490
6,428

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial
grades— Continued

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,2.30 .

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

CPC-1. Range $1,810 to $2.170

Ungraded positions at annual rates
equivalent to less than $5,060 ..

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $32,470
23 62, 616

12 29,810
2 3,680

36

135, 729
9 25, 847

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $3.5,300
22 60. 144

13 32, 470
2 3,760

1,089

4,488,916
9 25,847

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $35,380
22 60.304

13 32. 6.30
2 3,860

1,346

Foreign nationals at local rates . .

6, 016, 280
9 25 847

Total permanent, field

13, 778

61.154,615
1,035

4, 080, 981

13, 756

61, 649, 323
1,255

5, 640, 723

11,781

63, 994, 399
22

88,899

Net permanent field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

12. 713

56,330,579

21 121,640
9 21,416

113,212
242, 149

1, 874, 460

78,233

5,899

9,653

12, 463

65, 813, 128

29 169,625
9 25, 847

89, 600
219,400

1, 893, .500
75.000
6,600
11.500

11,716

53, 677, 768

Local rates

9 26, 847

97,500
206,600

1, 493, 000
66,500
6,600
11,600

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment: United States and possessions..

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and hnli.lav pay..

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

58,797,240

58,304,000

65,777,000

ALLOCATION TO THE DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Technologist

1 $5, 060

1 $5, 185
1 4, 680
1 3, 660

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Total permanent, field

1 5,060
0.4 2.024

0. 9 3, 100

3 13,425
0.4 2,024

2 7,350

Deduct portion of salaries shown above

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

Net permanent field (average num-

1. 5 6, 136
24

4. 6 18, 751
72

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

01 Personal services

6,160

18,823

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIK FORCE

Summary of Persmal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

293, 334

122

284, 122

289, 578

117

277, 039

301, 795

106

291, 049

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3, 813
GS-5.0

$3, 572

CPC-6.5

$3,101

$3,922
GS-5.1

$3,590

CPC-6.5

$3,172

$3,918

Average grade..

GS-5.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,623

Average grade

CPC-6 6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,009

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$984, 497. 785

1, 209, 977

3,809,602

35,624,110

$985,941,866

1, 510, 570

3, 912, 452

33, 010, 300

$1,008, 115,422

1,346,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

3, 999. 990
35, 650, 188

Total personal service obligations...

1,025,141,374

1, 024, 375, 200

1,049,111,600

Direct Obligations

1, 021, 773, 2.S8
68. 968, 779
158, 479. 195
40, 764, 947
65, 236, 131
17, 282, 985

1, 019, 196, 200
71, 607, 100
101,006,300
54, 672, 400
60, 329, 800
17,277,000

1, 046, 193, 600

02 Travel

72, 690, 300

113,219,600

04 Communication services .

66, 643, 200

66, 974, 100

06 Printing and reproduction

17, 339, 600

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

269

OBLIGATIONS Bi OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF TBE AIR FORCE— COn.

Direct Obi igaiions— Continued

$556,219,974
40,046,588

18, 453. 463

1, 152. 728. 532

139. 352. 267

86. 471

6. 691. 829

$605. 500. 500
38,114.000

26, 557. 000

1. 0«0, 445. 400

140, 895. 400

21.000

7. 089. 600

$713. 06.5, 300

Labor contracts with foreign gov-
ernments I --

"Labor provided by the Federal
Republic of Germany and the
Berlin Magistral" ^

38, 925, 800
28. 484. 000

l,3.'i5.543.200

09 Equipment .

140. 516. OOO

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

18,000
7.329.500

3,276,084,449
952, 232

3,202,571,700
1, 034. 700

3. 654, 842, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

1,151.000

Tntfll Hirpft nhlipatinns

3. 275, 132. 217

3,201.537,000

3. 653. 691. 000

Obligations Payable Out of FeimbuTsemefits
From Other Accounts

*

3. 368. 086

6. 497. 215

1.611.026

2. 580. 246

407. 927

30.327.111

65,142.853

56. 021. 804

5,179.000

250.000

1.690.000

2.724,000

215.000

27.232.200

64.550.000

17,611,000

3,918.000

200,000

04 Communication services

1.815.000

2. 950. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

400.000

27. 508. 000

ns Snpplip*; nnd Tnatorials

73, 524, 000

13, 367, 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1&4. 956. 268

119.451.200

123,682,000

Total obligations

3, 440, 088, 485

3,320.988,200

3, 777, 373, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

96

127

1

120

92

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,710
OS-6.0

$3,694
GS-4.7

01 Personal services:

$354,012

$499,063
2.013

1,924
4.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weck

1,530
3.795

359, 337

1,321

2,093

244

507,000
6.000
5,000
1,000
2,000
63,000
49,000
10,000
2,000

74,452

54,286

5,318

1,132

498, 183

645,000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL COMMUmCATIONS
COMMISSION

Total number of permanent positions

Average nnmhpr nf nil emplnypps

31

26

29

28

29

27

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$6,445
GS-10.0

$6,589
GS-10.0

$6, 643

Average grade - -

GS-10.0

01 Personal services:

$166,579
641

$184, 290
710

$181,303

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

697

Total personal services (see
schedule of salaries and ex-
penses of Federal Communi-

cfl.tinns nnmini^sinTi')

167, 220

61, 591

1,846

185,000

58,000

3,000

2,000

182,000

58,000

04 Communication services _ . _

3,000

199

1,224

277

OR Supplies nnrl mnteriftls

1,000

09 EQUipment

Total obligations

232,367

248,000

244,000

See footnotes at end of table, p. 270.
270200^54 18

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

209

1

198

200

217

192

205

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,565
GS-6.8

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,550
GS-6.8

$3,124

CPC^.2

$3,999

$4,575

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Ungraded positions: Average s^ary

01 Personal services:

$881,476
2,530

3,479
3.786

$851,460
2,067

3,277
196

$925, 726

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
basSe -

3,574

Payment above basic rates

700

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule, Geologi-
cal Survey and Bureau of
Mines. Department of the

891, 271

3,075

874

772

1,652

7,437

9,940

78,278

30,918

176

857,000
3,000
1,000
1,000
1,000
7,000
10,000
72,000
28,000

930, 000

02 Travel

3,000

1,000

04 Communication services

1,000

1.000

06 Printing and reproduction

7,000

10. OOO

08 Supplies and materials

81,000

31,000

1,024,393

980,000

1,065,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

104
57

103
70

Average salaries and prades:
General schedule grades:

$4,306
GS-6.4

$3,032
CPC-4.1

$5,293

$4,209
GS-6.2

$3,133
CPC-5.3

$6,158

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade _ . . _

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$261. 613

731

23.171

$295,400

44,000

7,600

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule, Coast and
Geodetic Sun-ey, Department

2S5, 515

1, 166, 094

71. 258

4,205

233

347, 000
24,000
58, 000
4,000

1,527,305

433,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Total number of permanent positions

5
5

5
5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,843
GS-6.8

$4,627
GS-6.3

01 Personal services:

$22, 324
36

$26, 700

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.

Total personal services.

0'* Travel

22. 360

291

60

12

16

3,724

3,309

212

26,700
700

1,600
1,000

29,984

30,000

ALLOCATION 10 DEPARTMENT OF
THE NAVY

$49, 850

270

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE

$300
3,090
14, 396

$97, 000
3,000

17, 786

100, 000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

293, 779

123

284, 653

290, 042

118

277, 454

302, 041

106

291, 281

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,813
GS-5.0

$3,672

CPC-6.5

$3,101

$3,922
GS-6.1

$3. 590

CPC-6.5

$3,172

$3,918

OS-5.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,623

CPC-6.5

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 009

Personal service obligations:

$986, 183, 789

1, 213, 238

3, 815, 188

36, 654, 862

$987, 798, 779

1, 568. 656

3. 918, 363

33, 022, 102

$1, 009, 222, 451

1, 346, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

4,004,261
35, 650, 888

Total personal service obligations...

1, 026, 867. 077

1, 026, 297, 900

1, 050, 223, 600

Direct Obligations

1, 023, 498, 991
69, 035, 057
158, 482, 622
40, 767. 809
56, 237, 783

17, 290, 434
557, 623, 615

40, 046, 688

18, 453, 463
1, 152, 937, 302

139, 410, 690

86, 471

6, 693, 582

1, 021, 118, 900
71, 634, 800

101, 012, 300
54, 577, 400
60, 3.32, 800
17, 286, 000

606, 694, 500

38, 114, 000

26, 557. 000

1, 060, 626, 000

140, 941, 400

21, 000

7, 091, 600

1, 046, 305, 600

02 Travel

72, 651, 300

113. 220, 500

66, 647, 200

65, 975, 100

17, 346, 500

713, 076, 300

Labor contracts with foreign gov-

38, 925, 800

"Labor provided by the Federal
Republic of Germany and the

28, 484, 000

1, 355, 62.5, 200

140, 547, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments --

18, 000
7. 329. 600

Subtotal

3, 279, 464, 307
952, 232

3, 205, 007, 700
1, 034, 700

3, 656, 161, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

1, 151, 000

Total direct obligations

3, 278, 612, 075

3, 203, 973, 000

3,655,000,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

3, 368, 086
5, 497, 215
1,611,026
2, 580, 246
407, 927
30,327,111

65, 142, 853

66, 021, 804

6, 179, 000
250, 000

1, 690, 000

2, 724, 000
215,000

27, 232. 200
64. 6.50. 000
17.611.000

3, 918, 000

03 Transportation of things -

200, 000

1,815.000

05 Rents and utility services

2. 960. 000

400. 000

27. 508. 000

73. 524. 000

09 Equipment

13. 367. 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

164, 966, 268

119, 451, 200

123. 682. 000

Total obligations _

3, 443, 468, 343

3,323,424,200

3, 778, 682, 000

1 Labor contracts with government of:

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Japan:

44, 536
$33, 964, 570

13, 717
$6,082,018

46,061
$35, 201, 000

9,841
$2, 913, 000

48, 995

Dollars - -- --

$37, 382, 100

Korea:
Man-years

6,215

$1, 643, 700

2 Average number of persons in 1953, 17,797; 1964, 20,650; 1956, 21,682.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates In excess of $14,800:

Secretary of the Air Force

Under Secretary of the Air Force

Assistant Secretary of the Air Force. .
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Assistant for materiel

Deputy comptroller

Deputy for contract flnancuig

Deputy for manpower, personnel
and organization

Deputy for procurement and pro-
duction... ---

General counsel

Special assistant, installations

Special assistant, intelligence

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant for air weapons systems
evaluation

Assistant comptroller

Associate director of budget

Chief, atomic warfare division

Chief, operations analysis division..

Deputy for accounting and financial
management ---

Deputy for budget and program
management

Deputy general counsel

Deputy for manpower and organi-
zation -

Deputy for procurement and ma-
teriel program

Deputy special assistant, installa-
tions

Director of civilian persoimel

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer -

Advisor to deputy director, installa-
tions

Air intelligence specialist

Assistant comptroller

Assistant deputy director for tech-
nical development

Assistant deputy for manpower,
personnel and organization

Assistant deputy tor processing and
production

Assistant to director of statistical
services

Associate general counsel

Attorney trial examiner-..

Cartographer

Chief, architectural and engineering
division

Chief, aviation physiology branch..

Chief, biometrics division.

Chief, classification and wage divi-
sion

Chief, combat operations team

Chief, construction division

Chief, guided missiles team

Chief, maintenance and operations
division

Chief, military affairs division

Chief, military requirements and
construction division

Chief, overseas and field affairs
division

Chief, patents division..

Chief, personnel standards division

Chief, placement and employee re-
lations division...

Chief, procurement and research
division

Chief, review group (budget)

Chief, technical liaison team

Contract administrator, research
and development

Deputy auditor general

Deputy for civil aviation

Deputy for construction

Deputy for family housing

Deputy for materiel programs

Deputy for mutual security assist-
ance affairs —

Deputy for reserve forces

Deputy chief, production engineer-
ing division

Deputy chief, technical systems
division

Deputy director of accounting

Deputy director for civilian per-
sonnel division, operations

Deputy director for civilian per-
sonnel division, plans

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $18, 000

1 15,000

2 30, 000

1 13, 000
1 13, 000

1 13,000

1 12, 000

1 12, 200
1 12, 200
1 12, 200

1 12, 000
1 12, 000
1 12, 000

12, 000

1 10, 800

3 33, 900

1 11,800

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1 10, 800
3 32, 400

2 22. 600
1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1 11,050

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1 11.0,50

1 10, 800

10, 800
11,060

10, 800

10, 800
11,050
10, 800

1 10, 800

10, 800
10, 800

11,800
11,800
11,800
11,050
10, 800

10. 800
11,050

1 11,800

10, 800

11, 560

10, 800
10,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $18, 000

1 15, 000

2 30, 000

13, 000
13, 200
13,200

13, 000

13, 000
13, 000
13, 000
13, 000

12. 000
12. 000
12. 200
12. 200
12, 400

12, 200

12, 000
12, 000

1 12, 200
1 12, 200

1 11,050
3 33, 900

1 11,050
1 10, 800
1 10, 800

11,060
32, 900
22, 600
10, 800

10, 800
11,050
10, 800

1 10, 800

1 11,060

1 11,060

1 10, 800

1 11,060

1 11,050

1 11,050

1 10, 800

1 11.050

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

11.050
11.050
10, 800

11.800
10. 800
11.800
11.050
10. 800
10, 800

10, 800

1 11, 800

1 11,050

1 11, 560

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

271

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11. 800— Con.
Deputy director, maintenance and

engineering

Director of community services

Director of grapiiics

Financial adviser, director manage-
ment analysis service

Human resources research adviser..

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Medical research adviser

Operations analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner -

Physical science administrator

Special adviser on communications

operations

Special adviser on technical com-
munication matters

Special assistant, development pro-
graming

Special assistant, director of in-
spection

Technical adviser to auditor general.
Technical adviser to director of

management analysis service

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Air intelligence specialist

Assistant chief, aeronautics division.
Assistant chief, communications

and radar division

Assistant chief, construction divi-
sion

Assistant chief, family housing

group..

Assistant chief, operations, com-
putation division

Assistant chief, patents division

Assistant chief, programs develop-
ment group -

Assistant deputy chief, policy group.
Assistant for requirements, materiel

program control

Associate director, community serv-
ices

Attorney adviser

Attorney trial examiner

Budget "ofBcer, plans group

Business economist

Cartographer

Chief, architectural branch

Chief, buildings and groimds branch.
Chief, career development division.
Chief, cataloging section, program

control group

Chief, cost systems division

Chief, engineering branch

Chief, family housing group

Chief, financial management divi-
sion ._

C hief . tire and crash section

Chief, headquarters civilian person-
nel division

Chief, human relations branch,

human factors division

Chief, international group

Chief, maintenance division

Chief, management engineering

group

Chief, overseas branch, construction

division

Chief, master planning branch.

Chief, personnel and training

branch, human factors division...

Chief, planning and programing

division

Chief, programs branch

Chief, property systems division...

Chief, real estate division

Chief, research otBce. architectural

and engineering division

Chief, traffic division

Chief, security control branch

Chief, special projects branch, con-
struction division

Chief, technical staff, Army Air

Force wage rates...

Chief, utilities branch, maintenance

division

Chief, zone of interior branch, con-
struction division

Civilian chief, career development

division

Commodity industry analyst

Deputy administrative assistant —

Deputy for negotiations

Deputy, plans group

Deputy, review group

Deputy chief, aircraft and arma-
ment division

Deputy chief, biometrics division..

Deputy chief, classification and

wage division

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800
1 10. 800
1 10, 800

10,800
11.800
11,300
10.800
11,800
44,950

11.050
10,800

11,050

10,800

11,800

10,800
11,550

1 11,800

5 49, 400

14 136,800

1 9,800

1 9,600

9,800

1 10,000
1 9,800

1 9,600
1 9,600

9,600
38,400
9,600
9,600
9,600
10,200
9,800
9,800
9,800

9,600
10,000

9,600
10,000

9,800
9,800

9,600
10.000
10,400

9,800

9,600

9,800

9,600
9,600
10,600
9,800

9,800
9.600
9,600

9,800
9,800
10, 000

9.600
9.600
10. 600

9.600
9,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050
11,050
10,800

10,800
11.800
11.300
21,600
11.800
44,950

11,300
10,800

11.050

11,050

11,800

11.050
11,800

50,400

146.800

9.800

9,600

9,600

10,000

10,000

9.600
19.200

9,600

9,600
57,600
9,800
9,800
9.600
10.200
9.800
9.800
10.000

9.800
10.000

9.800
10.000

9.800
9.800

9.800

9.800
10. 000
10,400

9.600
9,600

10,000

9,600
9.600
10,600
9.800

9.800
9.600
9.800

9.600

9,800

10.000

10. 000
9.800
9,800
9.800
9.800

10. 600

9.800
9,600

9,800 I

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050
1 11.050
1 11,050

11.050
11,800
11, 550
21,850
11,800
45,950

11.300
11,050

11,300

11,050

11,800

11.050
11.800

5 50.400
15 147.200

10.000
9,800
9,600

10,000

10,200
10,000

9,800
19,400

9,600

9,800
58,200
9,800
9,800
9,800
10.400
10.000
10.000
10,000

9.800
10.200

9.800
10,200

10,000
10,000

9,800
10,200
10,600

10,000

9,600
9,800

1 10, 000

9.800
9.800
10.600

10.000
9.800
9,800

9,600
10,000
10.000

9.800

10,000
9.800
9,800

9.800
10,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10.600— Con.
Deputy chief, legal affairs, procure-
ment policy division

Deputy chief, management branch,

programs control group

Deputy chief, materiel control

division

Deputy chief, placement and em-
ployees relation division

Deputy chief, production engineer-
ing division

Deputy, procedures division..

Education specialist

Electronics engineer

Executive secretary

Information specialist

Industrial specialist

Librarian

Materiel control planner

Mathematician

Operations analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Production scheduling specialist

Program analyst

Psychological warfare specialist

Records management officer.

Security ofBcer

Special project officer, comptroller. .

Systems accountant

Technical consultant

Training officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Actuarj'

Administrative officer

Aeronautical engineer

Aeronautical research engineer

Air intelligence specialist

Analytical statistician

Architectural engineer

Assistant chief, aircraft division

Assistant chief, armament division .
Assistant chief, classification branch
Assistant chief, family housing

group..

Assistant chief, fire and crash sec-
tion

Assistant chief, ground equipment

branch

Assistant chief, land transport divi-
sion

Assistant chief, maintenance and
engineering, programs develop-
ment

Assistant chief, motorized and
miscellaneous equipment divi-
sion

Assistant chief, preventable di-
seases branch

Assistant chief, officer career plan-
ning branch.

Assistant chief, overseas branch,

construction division

Assistant chief, subsistence and

commissary section

Associate chief, accoimts division...

Attorney adviser

Budget officer

Business analyst

Business economist..

Chemical engineer

Chief, airborne equipment branch..
Chief, claims branch, classification

and wage division.

Chief, classification branch

Chief, civil engineering section

Chief, communications branch,

supply and services

Chief, communications section, in-
stallations

Chief, criteria section, installations

requirements branch

Chief, east section, zone of interior

branch-

Chief, electrical section, utilities

brancli

Chief, electrical engineering section,

engineering branch

Chief, employees relation branch. . .

C hief, food service section

Chief, grounds section

Chief, historical branch

Chief, installations requirements

branch

Chief, laundry, clothing, and equi-
page repairsection

Chief, legal and documents branch,

real estate division

Chief, legislative and presentation

section —

Chief, liquid fuels section, utilities

branch

Chief, liquid fuels engineering sec-
tion, engineering branch

1953 actual

Num- Total

bei

salary
$9,600
10.600
10.000
9,600

9.600
10.200

9.600
19.200

9,600

9.600
29.000

9.600
19. 400
19.600
78. 000
39. 400
10.200
30. 000
10.600
10.200

9.800
10. 000
20.600

9.600

9.600

8.960
51.760
17.320
8.360
85.200
25.080
8.360
8,360
8,560
8,560

8,360

8,560

8,560

8,560

8,360

9,360

8,360

8,560

8,560

8,360
8,760

51,360

105, 520

8,360

17,320
8,360
8,560

8,560
8,360
8,360

8,560

8,960

8,560

8,560

8,360

8,960
8,360
8.560
8,360
8,360

9,360

8,560

8,960

8,360

8,360

8,360

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$9,800

10,600

10.000

9.600

9.600
10.200

9.600
19.200

9.800

9.800
29,200

9,800
19,400
19, 800
78.200
39, 400
10. 200
30.600
10. 600
10,200
19. 400
10. 000
20.600

9,800

9,600

9,160
52,160
26,680
8,560
111,080
25,480
16,920
8,560
8.560
8,760

8,560

8,560

8,560

8,760

8,560

9,360

8,560

8,760

8,660

8,560
8,760

52,160

115,080

8, .560

17, 520
8,560
8,560

8,760
8, ,660
8,560

8,560

9,160

8,560

8,760

8,560

8,960
8,660
8,560
8,560
8,560

9,360

8,760

8,960

8,560

8,360

8,560

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$9,800

10,600

10,200

9,800

9.800
10.200

9.800
19.600

9.800

9.800
29,800

9,800
19,600
19,800
79,600
40.200
10. 400
30.600
10.600
10. 400
19.600
10.200
20.800

9,800

9,800

9.160
52,760
25.880
8,560
112,280
25,680
17.120
8.560
8.760
8,760

8,560

8,760

8,760

8,560

9,360

8,560

8,760

8,760

8,560
8,960

52, 560

115,680

8.560

17,720
8,560
8,760

8,760
8,560
8,560

8,760

9,160

8,760

8,760

8,560

9,160
8,560
8,760
8,660
8,660

9,360

8,760

9,160

8,560

8,560

8,660

272

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOK FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE^Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSOXAL SERVICES CODtinued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Chief, logistics factors section - _

Chief, management branch, main-
tenance division

Chief, management ofEce, oflice of
Secretary of Air Force

Chief, management planntngbranch _

Chief, mechanical engineering sec-
tion

Chief, medical facilities section

Chief, mortuary and graves regis-
tration branch

Chief, operations factors section

Chief, overseas section, tnstallationS-

Chief. pavements and railroads sec-
tion..

Chief, personnel facilities section —

Chief, personnel and organizational
factors section

Chief, photographic intelligence
section

Chief, photographic reconnaissance
utilization section

Chief, placement branch

Chief, placement and employees
relation branch

Chief, program requirements branch-
Chief, programs control branch

Chief, realty operations branch

Chief, refrigeration and an- condi-
tioning section.-

Chief, regulations branch

Chief, reports and analysis section..

Cliief, reports and controls branch..

Chief, resources evaluation branch.

Chief, review and analysis branch,
overseas and field affairs

Chief, sanitary section, utilities
branch--

Chief, sanitary engineering section,
engineering branch

Chief, solid fuels section

Chief, structures section

Chief, supply and services division.

Chief, systems and program activi-
ties branch

Chief, technical facilities section

Chief, training and support sec-
tion, installations

Chief, visual aids, engineering sec-
tion

Chief, wage branch.

Chief, west section, overseas branch

Chief, west section, zone of interior
branch

Chief, zone of Interior section, pro-
grams branch

Commodity industrial analyst

Construction management engineer.

Criminal investigator

Deputy chief, aircraft branch

Deputy chief, armament branch

Deputy chief, budget and require-
ments branch, supply and serv-
icer...

Deputy chief, communications and
equipment division

Deputy chief, equipment branch...

Deputy chief, fuels and materiels
division

Deputy chief, guided missiles
branch

Deputy chief, headquarters civilian
personnel division

Deputy chief, overseas and field
affairs division

Deputy chief, plans branch, supply
and services

Deputy chief, plans and require-
ments group, transportation

Deputy chief, real estate division...

Deputy chief, sea transportation
division

Deputy chief, storage and distribu-
tion branch

Deputy equipping documents
branch

Deputy manning documents
branch

Deputy for research and geography.

Electronics engineer

Electronic systems programing
adviser

Engineer, architectural

Engineer

E.xecutive secretary, loyaltysecurity
board

Financial accountant

Fire control design engineer

Foreign affairs oiBcer

1953 actual

Num-
bei

Total
salary

$8, 560

8,960

8,360
8,960

9,360
8,360

8,360
8,560
8,360

8, 360
8,660

8,560

8,660

8,360
8,660

8,360
8,360
9,360
8,560

8,360
9,360
8,660
8,560
8,560

8,760

8,660

8,360
8,360
8,660
8,360

8,660
8,360

8,360

9,360
8,960
8,360

8,360

8,360
25, 480
17, 120
8, 660
8,360
8,360

8,360

8,360
8,560

8,760

8,360

8,560

17, 520

8,360

8,760
8,360

8,760

8,360

8,360

8,660

8,760

43,600

16, 720
9, 360

17, 520

8,560

9,360

17. 320

8,560

1954 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary

$8, 660

8,960

8,360
9,160

9,360
8,360

8.560
8,560
8,660

8.660
8,660

8,660
8,760

8, 660
8,360
9.360
8,560

8,360
9,360
8, 560
8.560
8,660

8,960

8,560

8.560
8, 360
8. 560
8.660

8,760
8,560

9,360
8.960
8,360

8,360

8.360
25, 880
17. 120
8.760
8, 360
8,360

8,660

8.660
8,760

8, 760

8,560

8,660

17, 920

8,560

8.760
8,560

8,760

8,360

8, 560

8. 760
8, 760
44.000

10, 920
9,360
17, 720

8, .WO

9, 360
17. .320

8,760

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 760

9,160

8,560
9,160

9. 360
8,660

8,560
8.760
8,660

8,660
8,760

8,760

8,760

8, .660
8,760

8,560
8, 560
9,360
8,760

8, 560
9.360
8,760
8,760
8,660

8,960

8,760

8, 560
8. 560
8, 760
8, 560

8,760
8,560

9,360
9.160
8,660

8,560

8,560
26. 080
17, 520
8, 760
8, 560
8, 560

8,560

8, 660
8,760

8, 960

8, 560

8,760

17, 920

8, 560

8. 960
8, ,560

8,960

8,560

8.560

S, 760

8. 060
44. 600

17.120

9. 360
17,920

S. 760
9, 360
2 17, 720
1 8, 760

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Legal officer

Legislative attorney

Materiel control officer

Mathematician

Military plans analyst

Operational requirements officer

Operations analyst

Ordnance design engineer

Organization and methods examiner.

Pro.gram analyst

Psychologist

Regional representative, com-
munity services

Research analyst

Security officer

Special assistant to chief, manning
and equipping documents divi-
sion

Special assistant to director of

civilian personnel

Staff assistant to chief, classification

and wage division

Staff assistant to chief, personnel

standards division

Statistician

Supervisory electronic scientist

Systems accountant

Technical adviser

Technical adviser, master plans

branch

Technical adviser to chief, materiel

statistics division

Technical adviser to chief, persoimel

statistics division

Technical adviser to chief, progress

analysis division

Technical assistant to auditor gen-
eral -

Training officer

Transportation officer

Wage specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Aeron.au tical engineer

Air intelligence specialist

Aircraft maintenance, engineering

equipment specialist

Analytical statistician

Architect engineer, medical facilities

section

Armament systems maintenance-
engineering equipment specialist..
Assistant chief, ammmiition sec-
tion, armament branch

Assistant chief, cataloging section,

management branch

Assistant chief, civil engineer sec-
tion, engineering branch

Assistant chief, electrical engineer

section, engineering branch

Assistant chief, electrical section,

utilities branch

Assistant chief, liquids fuels, engi-
neering section

Assistant chief, logistic support sec-
tion

Assistant chief, management

branch, maintenance division

Assistant chief, plans and require-
ments section, fuels branch

Assistant chief, programs develop-
ment group for maintenance engi-
neering

Assistant chief, publishing division. -
Assistant chief, refrigeration and air

conditioning section

Assistant chief, sanitary engineering

section

Assistant chief, sanitary section,

utilities ttranch

Assistant chief, structures section,

utilities branch

Attorney adviser

Budget officer

Chemical engineer

Chief, accounting section, manage-
ment branch.

Chief, administrative services di-
vision

Chief, aircraft statistics branch

Chief. Central accounts and reports

branch, accounts division

Chief, construction equipment sec-
tion, communications and equip-

men t division - .

Chief, control section, management

branch, programs control -

Chief, disposal section, budget and

requirements branch

Chief, distribution and require-
ments branch, publishing di-
vision

Num- Total
ber salary

6 42, 400
2 16. 720

8,360

8,960

8.360

8, 560
17, 120
8,560
114,880
8,560

8,560

8,760

8,560

8,360

8, 660
16, 920
8,760
8,560

64, 360
22, 520
72, 800

21, 520
36, 200

51,280

7,640

7,040

7,240

7,040

7,040

7,040

7,240

7.240

7,240

7,040

7,040
7,040

7,240

7,840

7,240

7,040
4 29, 960
23 165, .520
7,040

7,440

7,040
7,240

7,440

7,240
7,040
7,040

7,040

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9, 360

8,560

8,360

17.120

42, 200

8,560

8,560

8,560

61,960

8.760

68,680

52. 560

8,360

5 42. 800
3 25. 480
1 8, 960

1 8, 560

1 8, 960

1 8, 360

1 8. 760

2 17, 520
1 8, 560

13 115.680
1

1

1

1

1

1
2
1
1

9
3
12

,660

8,760

8,760

8,760

8,660

8,760
17, 120
8.760
8,760

65, 360
22, 920
86,880

1955 estimate

1

7,440

1 7,240
1 7, 240
1 7,040

1

7,040

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1
1
2
5
1
1
1

6
1

5 43, 400
3 25, 680
1 9, 160

1 8, 560
1 9, 160
1 8, 560

1 8. 760

2 17. 620
1 8, 760

13 117,280
1

1

1

1

1

1
2
1
1

3
12

5

35. 200

6

43, 040

7

61,280

7

51, 880

2

14. 680

2

14, 880

7,040

7,240

7,240

7,440

7,040

7,240

7,040

7,240

7,040

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,240

7,040
7,040

7.240
7,240

7,240

7,440

7,840

8,040

7,240

7,440

23

7.040

29, 960

165,720

7,040

23

7,2(0

30, 360

169, 720

7,240

7,440

7,640

7.040
7,240

7,240
7,440

1 7,640

1 7, 440

1 7, 240

1 7,240

1 7, 240

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

273

DETAIL OF PEESOXAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

General schedule ^ades — Continued

Ntrai- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

GS^2. Range $7,040 to $8.040— Con.

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

Chief, distribution section, storage

1 $7, 240

1 $7, 240

1 $7, 440

Chief, east section, overseas branch.

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

1 7, 440

Chief, east luiit. overseas section.

programs branch

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

Chief, evaluation section, installa-

1 7,040

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

Chief, fire fighting and crash rescue

1 7,440

1 7, 440

1 7,640

Chief, fixed facilities section, com-

munications and equipment di-

1 7,210
1 7, 440

1 7,240
1 7, 440

1 7, 440

Chief, flight statistics branch _

1 7,640

Chief, foreign section, realty oper-

ations branch _. . . _

1 7,210
1 7,440

I 7. 240
1 7,540

1 7,440

Chief, forms management branchy.

1 7,640

Chief, furniture and office equip-

ment section

1 7,2!0

1 7, 240

1 7,440

Chief, general supplies section

1 7,640

1 7,640

1 7,840

Chief, graphic presentation branch.

1 7,040

1 7,040

1 7, 240

Chief, ground radar and naviga-

tional aids section

1 7,040

I 7,040

1 7,240

Chief, installations requirements

section -

1 7, 240

1 7,240

1 7, 440

Chief, legal adviser, tamUy housing

1 8,040

1 8,040

1 8, (HO

Chief, legal section, legal and docu-

1 7,840

1 7.840

1 8,040

Chief, logistics support section,

realtv operations branch

1 7,440

1 7,540

1 7,640

Chief, loss and damage prevention

1 7,640

1 7,640

1 7. 840

Chief, mail and records manage-

1 7, 040

1 7, 040

1 7. 240

Chief, major procurement section.

budget and requirements branch. .

1 7,040

1 7.240

1 7, 240

Chief, maniiingand chart section .. .

1 7,440

1 7, 440

1 7,640

Chief, materiel requirements eon-

1 7,240

1 7,240

1 7. 440

Chief, materials branch, fuels and

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

1 7.440

Chief, meteorological section, com-

munications branch. . .

1 7,040

1 7,040

1 7, 240

Chief, material, operations and mis-

1 8, 040

1 8,040

1 8,040

Chief, operational support section.

: 8,040

1 8,040

1 8,040

Chief, organizational equipment

and personnel requirements sec-

tion

1 7, 040

1 7. 240

1 T,240

Chief, organization section, plans

branch, programs control group. .

1 7, 040

1 7, 040

1 7, 240

Chief, overseas section, master plans

branch .

1 7, 440

1 7, 440

1 7, 640

Chief, packaging section, storage

1 8. 040

1 8,040

1 8. 040

Chief, personnel and services branch.

1 7,040

1 7, 240

1 7. 240

Chief, personnel, training and or-

1 7,040

1 7, 040

1 7.240

Chief. pilotless aircraft section, air-

craft branch ..

1 7,040

1 7,040

1 7, 240

Chief, plans analysis section, pro-

1 7,840

1 7,840

1 7, 840

Chief, printmg procurement branch.

1 7,240

1 7, 240

1 7.440

Chief for programing, comptroller...

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

1 7,440

Chief, programs management sec-

tion

1 7, 040

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

Chief, programs section, manage-

1 7,240

1 7, 240

1 7, 440

Chief, projects section, plans

branch, programs control group. .

1 7. 040

1 7,040

1 7.240

Chief, publications review branch.

1 8,040

1 8,040

1 8,040

Chief, research and development

1 7, 040

1 7,040

1 7. 240

Chief, reserve and training section,

1 8, 040

1 8, 040

1 8, 040

Chief, solid fuels section, fuels and

materials division .

1 7,040

1 7, 040

1 7. 240

Chief, special aircraft equipment

1 7,240

1 7,240

1 7,440

Chief, storage section, programs

control group

1 7, 040

1 7,040

1 7, 240

Chief, strategic unit, zone of interior

1 7. 040
1 7, 040

1 7, 040
1 7,040

1 7,240

1 7, 240

Chief, technical requirements

branch, accotmts division

1 7,440

: 7,440

1 7,640

Chief, technical imit, zone of in-

terior section. . . .

1 8,040

1 8,040

1 8,040

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

Chief, ti-aining unit, zone of in-

1 7, 240
1 7,040

1 7, 240
1 7, 040

1 7,440

1 7, 240

Chief, vehicle and marroe equip-

1 7,040

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

Chief, west unit, overseas section...

1 7,040

1 7,040

1 7. 240

Civil engineer

2 14,280

2 14, 280

2 14.680

6 42, 840

6 42, 840

6 43. 640

Commodity industry analyst

2 14,680

2 14,680

2 15.080

3 21, 620
1 7,640

3 21.520
1 7,640

3 22. 120

Construction management engineer.

1 7, 840

Contract specialist ...

1 7, 040

1 7, 040

1 7, 240

Cost analyst

1 7,040

1 7,040

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES COntlDUed

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8.040— Con.

Deputy, freight traffic branch

Deputy chief, mortuary and graves

registration branch -_

Deputy chief, placement and em-
ployee relations branch

Deputy chief, seciu"ity control

branch

Deputy, equipment utilization sec-
tion

Deputy, records management office-
Education specialist

Electronic engineer

Electronic scientist

Equipment specialist.--

Executive secretary, United States

Air Force Printing Committee

Field operations supervisor

Financial adviser

Group leader, classification branch.
Group leader, placement and em-
ployees branch

Housing officer

Industrial specialist

Industrial manpower specialist

Landscape architect

Legal and mobilization officer

Legislative analyst

Legislative attorney

Liaison officer --

]\Ianagement analysis officer

Management engineer

Materials engineer -..

Materiel control officer

Mathematician

Mathematical statistician

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Motorized maintenance engineer-
ing equipment specialist...

Operations analyst -.

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Personnel research analyst

Photographic maintenance engi-
neering equipment specialist

Photographic intelligence specialist .

Physical intelhgence specialist

Plans officer . . _

Procurement officer

Program analyst

Project engineer

Recreational supervisor

Research psychologist

Security officer, administrative

Statistician

Supply officer --.

Systems accountant

Technical adviser, installations re-
quirements branch

Technical adviser

Technical assistant, airmen and
warrant officer career planning

section

Training officer

Transportation officer

"Wage specialist

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Actuary

Administrative officer. . _

Aeronautical research engineer

Air intelligence specialist

Analytical statistician

Analyst-

Arch itectural engineer

Assistant chief, aircraft statistics

branch

Assistant chief, equipment statistics

branch

Assistant chief, fire fighting and

crash rescue

Assistant chief, flight statistics

branch

Assistant chief, foreign section,

realty operations branch

Assistant chief, forms management

branch

Assistant chief, legal section, legal

and documents branch

Assistant chief, loss and damage

prevention section

Assistant chief, major procurement
section, budget and requirements

branch

Assistant chief, organizational
equipment and personnel require-
ments section

Assistant chief, project section,
plans branch, programs control

group

Assistant chief, programs section,

maintenance d i vision

Assistant chief, technical informa-
tion branch

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240

1

7,040
7,040

1 7,040

1

7,040

1

7,5iO

1

7,040

3

22, 720

2

14,280

1

7,040

1

7,040

1

7,040

1

7,640

2

14,080

2

14,080

2

14,680

1

7.040

1

7.040

6

42,240

2

14,280

1

7,240

1

7,240

1

7,240

1

7,540

1

7,040

4

29, 160

2

14, 080

3

21, 720

1

7,040

1

7,640

1

7,240

3

21, 120

IS

131, 120

16

116,840

1

7,440

1

7,040

3

21,320

3

21,320

1

7.040

1

7.040

12

88.680

1«

136. 160

1

7,040

1

7,240

1

7,040

7

50.280

1

7.240

7

62. 080

1

7.440

1

7,040

1

7,840

5

38, 600

1

7.040

2

14, 280

1

5,940

1)

55, 660

1

5.940

y

54,460

12

72, 480

5

29. 900

1

6,140

1

6,140

1

6,340

1

6,940

1

5,940

1

6,940

1

6,140

1

5,940

1

6,940

1

6,940

1

5,940

1

5,940

1

6,940

1

5,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 240

7,040

7,040

7,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 440

7, 240
7,240

1

7,240

7,040

1

7.240

7,640

1

7.840

14, 080

2

14.280

22, 720

3

23.120

14, 280

2

14.680

7,040

1

7.240

7,040

1

7,240

7,040

1

7,240

7,640

1

7.840

14,080

2

14.280

14. 080

2

14.480

14.680

2

15. 080

7,040

1

7.240

7.040

1

7.240

56,320

8

57.520

7,040

1

7.040

14, 280

2

14.680

7,240

1

7.440

7,240

1

7.440

7,240

1

7.440

7,840

1

7.840

7,040

1

7.240

29, 760

4

29.760

14, 480

2

14. 480

21, 720

3

22,520

7,040

1

7,240

7,640

1

7,840

7.240

1

7,440

21, 120

3

21,320

138, 160

19

140, 560

117,440

16

118,440

7,440

1

7,640

7,240

1

7,240

21, 520

3

21,520

21,320

3

21, 520

7,240

1

7,240

7,040

1

7,240

88,680

12

89,880

144, 200

20

144,200

7,040

1

7,240

7,440

1

7,440

7,040

1

7,240

50, 480

7

51,280

7,240

1

7,440

52, 480

7

52, 480

7.040

1

7.640

7,040

1

7.240

8,040

1

8.O40

38, 600

5

39, 000

7,010

1

7,240

14, 480

2

14, 680

6,140

1

6.140

55, 660

9

56, 260

5,940

1

6,140

54,460

9

55, 860

72, 480

12

73,280

30, 700

5

30. 900

6,140

1

6.340

6,340

1

6,340

6,540

1

6,540

6,940

1

6,940

5,940

1

6,140

6,940

1

6,940

6,140

1

6,340

6,140

1

6,140

6,140

1

6,140

6,940

1

6,940

5,940

1

6,140

6,140

1

6,140

5,940

1

6,140

6,140

1

6,140

274

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE—Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General sciiedule grades — Continued
OS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.
Assistant ciiief, technical require-
ments branch, accounts division..
Assistant chief, visual aids, engi-
neering section

Attorney adviser

Budget analyst

Business accountant

Chief, appropriation and expense
section, central accounts branch..

Chief, budget and fiscal section

Chief, documentations and systems

branch

Chief, Federal Register and manage-
ment section

Chief, field printing plant branch...

Chief for field systems

Chief, financial departments and
ledger section, central accounts

and reports branch

Chief, household goods section

Chief, for internal systems ,

Chief, inventory and analysis sec-
tion, legal and" documents branch.
Chief, medical service reports

branch

Chief, organization control and

analysis section

Chief, procedure analysis branch...

Chief, procurement section.

Chief, programs and analysis tmit,
ammunition section, armament

branch _.

Chief, property accountability sec-
tion, legal and documents branch.
Chief, railroad equipment and facil-
ities section

Chief, settlements branch, accounts

division

Chief, sick and woiuided branch

Chief, space branch

Chief, tralEc service section

Chief, troop movement section

Chief, typography and design sec-
tion

Civil engineer

Civilian chief, report production

branch

Civilian deputy branch chief

Communications officer

Construction management engineer.
Coordinator, installation represen-
tative

Deputy branch chiefs. _ _.

Deputy chief, base selection and

utilization branch

Deputy chief, budget, fiscal and

supply division

Deputy, meal section, raarming and

equipping documents division

Deputy, persoimel, training and

organization report branch

Deputy, material, operations and

miscellaneous reports branch

Deputy, table of allowance section..
Deputy, table of distribution sec-
tion.

Deputy, table of organization sec-
tion ___

Editorial officer

Electronic engineer

Estimates analyst _.

Executive security board for correc-
tion of military records

Financial adviser

Government accoimtant

Historian

Illustrator

Industrial speciahst

Inspector, field printing branch

Installations analyst

Landscape architect

Legal adviser

Management engineer

Manpower standards specialist

Materiel control specialist

Mathematician.--

Mathematical statistician

Methods examiner

Military occupational analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Personnel requirements specialist...

Personnel research analyst

Photographic intelligence specialist.

Physical intelligence specialist

Plans analyst ._

Position classifier

Production coordinator

Production specialist

1953 actual

Num-
bei

30

Total
salary

$6,140

6,940

30, 700

182, 800

6,140

6,140
5,940

6,340

5,940
6,940
6,140

6,140
6,340
5,940

6,140

6,140

5,940
5,940
6,140

5,940

6,140

5,940

6,340
6,140
5,940
5,940
6,140

5,940
25, 160

6,140
5,940
19, 420
17,820

6,740
24,360

5,940

5,940

6,940

6,940

6,940
6,940

5,940

5,940
11,880
11,880

5,940

5,940
6,940
5,940
6, 940

17, 820

11.880
5,940
6.540
5,940

13, 080
6,940
6,940
6, 940

41,980
5,940

11.880
6,940

48, 320

109, 920

5,940

12, 080

42,180
6.940
5,940

30,600
6,940
6,940

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

30

Total
Salary

$6, 340

6,940

30, 700

184, 400

6,140

6,340
6,940

6,540

6,140
6,940
6,140

6,340
6,540
6,940

6,140

6,140

6,140
6,940
6,340

6,140

6,640
6,140
6,140
6,140
6,340

6.140
25, 360

6.340
5,940
19,420
23,760

6,940
24, 560

6,940

6,940

6,140
6,140

6,140

6,140
12, 080
11,880

6,940

6.140
6,940
6,940
6,140

17,820

12,280
6,140
6,640
6,140

13, 480
6,940
5,940
6,940

42,580
6,140

11.880
6,940

48, 620

111,120

6,140

12, 480

42,680
6,940
6,140

30, 700
6,140
5,940

1956 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary

$6, 340

6,940

31, 100

184, 400

6,340

6,340
6,140

6,140
6,940
6,340

6,340
6,640
6,140

6,340

6,140

6,140
6,140
6,340

6,340

6,140

6,540
6,340
6,140
6,140
6,340

6,140
25, 360

6,340
6,140
19,420
24. 160

6,940
24, 560

6,140

6,140

6,140

6, 940

6,140
6,140

6,140

6,140
12. 280
12, 280

6,140

6, 140
6,940
6,140
6,140

18, 020

12,280
6,140
6,740
6,140

13, 480
6, 940
6,140
6.140

42, 580
6,140

12, 080
6,940

4.8, 720

111,120

6,140

12, 480

42,580
6,140
6,140

31.300
6,140
6,140

DETAIL Of PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6.940— Con.

Program analyst

Project engineer

Special projects officer

Staff assistant, classification and

wage division

Statistical officer

Supply officer.

Technical assistant, officer career

planning branch

Training olficer

Transportation specialist

Visual information specialist _.

GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief for field systems

Assistant chief, maimtng and plan-
ning section __

Assistant chief for programing

Chief, analysis and editorial section.

Chief clerk, separations branch

Deputy branch chief

Division assistant chief clerk

Illustrator

Property and supply officer

Statistical assistant

Supply specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Adjudicator

Administrative assistant

Air intelligence specialist

Analytical statistician.

Art editor

Assistant chief, analysis and edi-
torial section

Assistant chief, appropriation and

expense section

Assistant chief, financial reports and

ledger section

Assistant chief for internal systems. .
Assistant chief, organization control

and analysis section

Assistant chief, procedure analysis

branch

Assistant chief, programs and

special project section

Assistant special projects officer

Attorney-editor

Budget analyst...

Chief, administrative reference

branch

Chief, analysis and design section. . .
Chief, control and reference section..

Chief, design standards unit

Chief, distribution section..

Chief, finance, operations and

special projects section

Chief, Government Printmg Office

unit

Chief, military personnel section

Chief, organization and personnel

section

Chief, production and special proj-
ects section

Chief, program and training data

section

Chief, records disposition branch. . .

Chief, requirements section.

Chief, supply and equipment

branch

Chief, utilization section, base selec-
tion and utility branch

Chief clerk, disability separations

branch

Chief clerk, promotions branch

Chief clerk, records review branch..
Congressional liaison representative .

Claims examiner

Classification specialist

Commodity industry analyst

Cost accountant

Editor, publications

Electrical engineer

Electronics scientist

Equipment specialist

Fiscal assistant

Government accountant

Historian...

Illustrator...

Information and editorial specialist-
Instructor (reading improvement)- .

Intelligence screeners

Management analysis officer

Manning standards specialist

Mathematician

Military personnel assistant

Operations analyst

Organization and methods examiner-
Patent examiner

Personnel officer..

Photographic intelligence specialist.

Program analyst

Real property disposal officer

Records administrative officer

Records management analyst ,-

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

11 $66,740

2 12, 280

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

2 12, 080

3 18, 820

1 6,140

1 5, 940

2 12, 680
2 11,880

23,500
6,600

5,600
5,600
5,875
5,625
6,500
6,626
6,626
6,626
6,626
5,600

16, 806
186, 350
36, 795
46. 790
5,060

5,060

5,185

5,310
6,060

5,060

6,060

5,435
5,186
10, 246
25 130, 750

5,685
5.310
5.060
6.060
5,060

6,060

1 6.060

1 6, 310

1 6, 060

1 6,185

1 6, 060

1 6, 660

2 10, 246

5,060

5,810

5,060

6,060

6,060

10, 120

6,810

32, 110

10, 245

1
1
1
1
4
2
1

12
6
1
5
4
2
7
2
1

11
1

11
4
8
1
1
4

6,186

6,560

6.060

6,310

21,115

10, 995

5,810

62, 695

31, 860

6,060

26. 300

20. 490

10. 370
35, 670

11, 620
5,060

58, 410

5,810

56, 660

20, 866

41,355

5,185

5,185

21, 865

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

11 $67,640

3 18, 820

1 5,940

1 6,140

2 12, 080

3 19, 020

1 6,340

1 6, 940

2 12, 680
2 11,880

4 23, 875
1 5, 625

6,626
6,626
6.000
6,750
5,625
6,760
6,750
5.750
6,750
6,625

3

36

16, 180
194,160
42.605
47, 790
5,185

6,185

5,310

5.436
6,186

6,186

6,185

5,660
5,310
10, 495
26 137, 686

5,810
6,435
6,185
6,185
5,185

6,185

5,185
5,435

1 6, 186

1 5, 310

1 5, 185

1 5, 685

2 10, 495

1 6,185

1 6, 810

6,185
6,185
5,186
10, 370
6,810
32, 735
10, 495
5,060
6,310
6,686
6,185

5, 435
26, 676
11.246

6,810
63, 846
32, 360

5,186
26, 925
20, 990
10. 620
36, 296
11,620

6.060
59, 536

5.810
57, 660
21,240
47, 290

6,310

6. 310
22, 365

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

11 $67,540

3 18, 820

1 6, 140

1 6,140

2 12, 280

3 19, 420

1 6,340

1 6,140

2 12, 880
2 12, 080

4 24, 125
1 5,750

3 16, 565
36 196.160
42.730
52, 350
5,310

10

26

6
4
2
8
2
1

14
1

11

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

275

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SEBVicES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Reports control analyst

Research analyst...

Research assistant

Secretary-

Shorthand reporter. —

Space officer -.- --

Statistical assistant .-

Supply allowance officer

Supply officer

Tabulation project plarmer.

Training officer

Translator

Transportation specialist

Wage specialist

Ga-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-?, Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6, Range $3,796 to $4,645..
CJS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Num-
ber

1
1
1
2
g
1
13
3
3
6
1
1
6
1
60
305

1, 166^
692'

OS-2. Range $2,760 to $.3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by Public Law 313.
Range $10,000 to $15,000:

Chief scientist-.

Scientific adviser (research)

Total permanent, departmental. . -

Deduct lapses.

4,723

21,462,033
61 219,888

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-Week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nlghtwork differential-.

All personal services, departmental

Field;
General schedule grades:

QS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Assistant to Deputy Chief of Staff,

development

Chief, engineering operations

Technical director

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant, maintenance engineer...

Chief, operations analysis

Chief, central intelligence...

Chief, research branch

Director, scientific services

Director, supply and maintenance..

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Adviser, technical

Assistant chief

Chemist

Chief-

Deputy director

Director

Education specialist

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aerodynamic

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical..

Engineer, research...

Librarian

Maintenance planner

Operations analyst

Organ izationandmethodsexaminer

Personnel officer..

Physicist

Research and development officer.

Special assistant

Supply officer

Technical adviser -

Technical writer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Aircraft maintenance officer

Air intelligence speciaUst

Analyst, cost

Analyst , management

Assistant chief

Associate chief, plans

Attorney

1953 actual

Total
salary

$5, 060

6,186

5,186

10, 246

43, 980

6,810

67,666

15, 430

15,430

26, 426

6,185

6,060

26, 925

5,060

235, 625

, 369, 900

,371,916

, 350, 435

, 813, 170

, 792, 240
150, 940

3,454

15, 750

103. .544

23, 040

1
1
1
2
8
1

13
3
3
6
1
1
6
1

44
302

1, 139
60?'

15,000
14,000

4,672

21,242,145

261, 743
81,700

627, 728
8,096

1 13. 000
1 13, 000

12,200
12.000
12,200

22. 100
34, 400
32,900
44,200

1954 estimate

Nimi- Total
ber salary

$5, 186

6,186

6,186

10, 370

44, 480

6.810

68, 906

15, 808

16, 680

25, 926

5,310

6.060

27, 426

5,186

214, 405

, 366, 785

, 370, 860

, 385, 990

, 762, 885

, 578, 210
132,900

46

1 3, 454

5 15, 830

46 121,552

9 23, 670

1 15,000
1 14,000

4,648

21,639,256
22 100,796

4,621

21,538,460

250,000
83, 629

496. 911
8,000

22, 377, 000

13, 000
13, 000
13. 000

12, 000
12,400
12, 000
12, 400

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 310

5,310

5.310

10. 620

46, 105

6,810

69. 905

16, 180

16, 056

26, 660

6,436

5.185

28, 050

6,310

222. 645

1
1
1
2
8
1

13
3
3
6
1
1
6
1

46
306

531

1

46

, 366, 356
,. 394, 800
1,417,360

. 848, 875

, 635, 090
139, 140

1 3, 454

6 16, 070

73 194. 296

11 29, 140

1 15, 000
1 14, 000

4,748

22, 096, 605
21 96, 932

21,999,673

250. 000
84, 127

505, 200
8,000

22, 847, 000

43,450
10. 800
43.200
43,200

10, 800
21,600
55, 000

11, 800

10, 800
11,060
97, 950
10,800

10. 800
21,850
10, 800
32,660
43, 460
10, 800

9,600
186, 000
19,400
9,600
9.600
19,600
116,600
10,000
19,600

1 12, 400

2 22, 100
5 67, 000

3 33,150

4 44,450

43,950
21, 600
43, 450
43,200
10, 800

3 32, 400

2 21, 850

6 66, 650

1 11,800

1

1
9
1
1
1
3
1
4
5
1

1

24
4
1
1
1

12
1
2

11,050
11,050
98, 950
10, 800
10, 800
10, 800
32,900
10,800
43. 700
54,260
11,050

9,600

233, 600

38,600

9,800

9,800

9,800

115, 800

10,000

19,600

1 13. 000

1 13, 200

1 13, 200

1 12.000

1 12.600

1 12.000

1 12, 400

12,600

22,100
78. 850
33, 650
44, 700

10. 800
55. 500
21. 850
43. 700
44.200
11,050
10,800
44,200
22,100
66, 800
11,800
22, 100
11.050

11, 050
100. 200

10, 800
11.050
11,050
44,200
11,050
43. 700
54,500
11,050

9.600

224, 400

39,000

9.800

9,800

10. 000

116.400

10. 200

19, 600

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Budget officer

Cartographer

Chemist

Chief

Dean

Deputy director... -

Director

Education specialist

Enguieer, aerodynamic

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, cartographic

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction..

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general -

Engineer, mechanical -.

Historian.. -

Inspector, procmement

Maintenance planner

Maintenance technician

Materials analyst

Medieval officer

Meteorologist

Nuclear physicist

Operations analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer

Physicist

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production expediter

Research analyst

Research and development officer...

Statistical analyst

Supervisor, production..

Superintendent, aircraft shops

Supply officer

Technical adviser

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accoxmtant -.

Accomiting chief —

Administrative assistant

.Wministrative officer.

Adviser, teclmlcal

Aircraft maintenance officer...

Air intelligence specialist

Analyst, management

Archivist

Assistant chief

Associate chief

Attorney

Auditor -

Budget analyst

Budget officer

Cartographer..

Chemist -

Chief

Classification analyst.

Contracting officer

Cost accountant

Deputy director

Director

Economist

Education specialist

Engineer, aerodynamic

Engineer, aeronautical-

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, cartographic

Engineer, civil

Engineer, combustion

Engineer, communications

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, ffight test

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, production

Engineer, refrigeration

Engineer, safety

Engineer, standards

Fire prevention specialist

Fiscal accountant

Food supervisor

Historian

Indnstrialspecialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, procurement

Inspector, supply

Instructor, aircraft maintenance. ..

Instructor, technical

Intelligence specialist

Investigator

Librarian-. -

Maintenance planner

Maintenance technician

Materials analyst

Mathematician

Medical officer -■

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 600

1 9,600

87,600
29,600
48.000
9,800
29,000

9
1
6
7
1
1

14
1
1

87,400

9.600

58.000

68,400

9.600

9.600

135, 800

9,600

9,600

2 19, 800
1 9,800

10,200

48,000

9,800

204,000

39,800
136,200

1
1
1
2
6
1
1
4
23
1

9,600
9,800
9,800
19, 400
57,600
9,600
9,600
39,000
222, 400

67,480

17,620

26,680

345, 960

9,160
77,240
25,680
75. 640

8,360
144, 120

8,660
163, 040

8,660

8,360
59, 720
17, 720

8,360
246, 040
33,640

8,360

8,360

51,360

42,200

34, 040

356, 120

8,760
50, 760
59, 720

8,360
261, 560

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $19,200
6 48,000

1 8, 360

22 185,520
13 109, 880

23 193, 480

161,840
16. 920
34, 840
85, 600
8,360
8,360
42,200

8,360

8.760
87, 400
8,960
8,360
8,360

8,560

8,960
17, 120
33,440

8,360
33, 640
50, 760
16, 720

8,360
26,680

107, 200
30.000
48.200
10,000
29,400

116,600

9,800

68,000

68,800

9,600

29,000

136, 800

9,600

9,800

19, 200

19,800

9,800

9,600

10, 200

48.200

9,800

235, 200

5 49, 800

15 146,800

2 19.600

1 9,600

9,800
19,400
96,400
19, 200

9,600
39,200
262, 200

3
3

42
1

10
3

10
1

18
1

20
1
1
7

19
2

29
4
1
1
9
6
4

42
1
6
7
1

31
1
2

22

14

24
1

23
3
4

11
1
1
5
1
1
1
1

11
1
1
1
9
1
1
1
3
5
1
4
6
2
2
6

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

67, 480

26, 080

26, 080

356, 720

9,160

86,400

25, 880

85, 600

8,360

152,880

8,560

172, 400

8,560

8,660

59, 920

159,840

16,720

247, 240

34, 040

8,360

8,360

77, 440

61,360

34, 640

364, 920

8,960

51, 560

59, 920

8,360

263, 960

8,360

16, 720

186, 720

118,840

203, 840

8,360

198, 080

25,280

35, 040

94, 560

8,660

8,360

42, 400

8,360

8,660

8,360

8,760

96, 360

8,960

8,360

8,360

78, 040

8,360

8,560

8,960

25, 480

42, 000

8,360

33, 640

51,160

16. 720

16. 920

43, 400

$19,200
48.000
19,200

110.400
30,600
48. 200
10.200
39.200
29,200

157, 400

9,800

68,200

69, 400

9,800

29,000

147, 200
19,400
19, 400
19, 200
19,,S00
9,800
9,600
10.400
48, 400
10.000

236,000

5 50. 200

15 148.000

2 20. 000

1 9, 600

1
2

16
2
1
4

27

19, 400
156, 400

19, 200
9,600

39, 400
263, 000

67, 480
26,280
17, 620
369, 280
9,160
87,400
26, 080
87, 000
8,560
153,280
8,760
173, 800
8,760
8,660
60,520
168, 400
_ 16, 920
29 249, 040
4 34, 240
3 25, 080
8,560
78, 240
51, 760
34, 840
369, 520
8,960
60,120
60, 920
8,360
288,280
8,560
17, 120
189, 120
128,800
223,560
8,560
207, 840
25, 480
35, 240
112, 480
8,760
8,560
42, 800
8,660
8,760
8,360
8,760
105, 720
8,960
8,360
8,360
78, 040
8,560
8,760
9,160
25, 680
42, 800
8,660
33, 640
51, 160
16, 720
17, 120
43, 800

1
9
6
4

42
1
7
7
1

33
1
2

22

15

26
1

24
3
4

13
1
1
5
1
1
1
1

12
1
1
1

276

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Meteorologist

Nuclear physicist --.

Operations analyst

Ordniuice technician

Organization and methods exam-
iner-

Personnel officer

Personnel techi.ician _..

Photographic technician

Physicist

Placement officer

Printing superintendent

Procurement officer

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production supervisor

Production expediter

Property and supply officer

Psychologist

Public relations officer

Purchasing officer

Requirements technician

Research adviser

Research and development officer .

Security officer

Special assistant-- -- -.

Statistical analyst

Statistician

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance —

Supervisor, production

Superintendent, aircraft shops--.

Superintendent, Liundry

Supply assistant

Supply officer

Technical adviser

Technical writer

Technican, aircraft

Traffic manager

Training officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant-- _._

Accounting chief

Administrative analyst _

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer _-

Adviser, technical

Agronomist

Aircraft maintenance officer

Air intelligence specialist

Analyst, cost- -

Analyst, management

Archivist

Assistant chief

Attorney

Auditor

Automotive adviser-- _..

Budget analyst

Budget officer _

Cartographer

Chemist _

Chief --

Classification analyst

Contracting officer-

Cost accotmtant

Cost analyst

Dentist..-

Deputy director

Designer

Director

Editor

Education specialist

Electronic scientist--.

Engineer, aerodynamic

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, cartographic

Engineer, civil

Engineer, combustion

Engineer, commimications

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical...

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial...

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, pavement

Engineer, petroleum...

Engineer, production

Engineer, radar

Engineer, radio

Engineer, refrigeration.

Engineer, research

Engineer, safety

Engineer, sanitary

Engineer, standards

Engineer, vehicle maintenance...
Entomologist

1953 actual

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary

10
1

10
1

$84,400
360

16 136,

27 228,

2 16,

1

2
2

5

20
7
1
5

64
2
5

10
6
2

21
1

23

28
4
2

14

2.5

in

1
60
16
4
6
I
8

1
2
1

110

2
10
31
2
82
1

1.5
87
49
60
63
10
4
3
44
6
1
2

19
15

1954 estimate

ber salary

10 $84,400

1 8, 360

14 118,040

1 8, 560

18
26
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
5
3
1
2
1
1
1
3
4
2
1
8
2
4
1
5
1
1
64
1
2
2
3
5

20

8
1

2

1

110

152,680
221, 160

16, 920
8, 760
8.360
8.760
8, 360
8, 360

16, 920
8, 360

42, 800

26,280
8,360

16. 720
8, SCO
8. 360
8,660

25, 280
34,440
17,320
8, 660
67, 480

17, 620
33, 640

8.660
44,000

8, 660

8, 360
544,440

8,360
16, 720
16. 720
25, 480
44, 800

146, 200
68, 320
7,240
67, 320
529, 320
14,680
44, 240
80, 640
21,320
14.880
146,200
7,040
1.51,640
209, 760
35, 400
14,680
99, 960
181,800
196, 280
7.040
55 398, 200
16 115.440
4 28. ,560
4 28. 560
1 7.440
8 60.120
57. 920
7. 2411
16. 2.'*fl
7.040
810, 200

1

8

73

2

6

11

3

2

20

1

21

29

5

2

14

25

27

1

14, 480
116,440
231.480

14.480
619.000

14. 080
101.160
676, 620
401.400
468. 600
492. 320

73, 800
8 68,120
3 22,120
62 376, 480

49, 880
7,040

14.flS0
7.040

21.720
7.640

22

16

3

1

163. 080
116,240

21.120
7.240

14,680

1965 estimate

ber salary

10 $84. 400

1 8. 660

14 118. 840

1 8. 760

1

2

1

111

1

4

24

32

1

89

2

14

97

61

69

71

10

8

3

56

6

1

2

1

3

1

2

21

16

3

1

2

161.840
223. 960
17, 120
8,760
8,660
8,760

16, 720
8, 660

16,920
8, 560
60, 360
26, 480
8. 360
16, 920
8,660
8,660
8,660
26, 680
34, 840

17, 320
8,660

67, 480
17, 620
33, 640

8. 560
44, 200

8, .560

8.360
573.120

8, 360
16.720
16. 720
25. 480
46. 000

152,840
66, 360
7,240
57, 920

565, 240
15,080
44, 840
80, 840

21, 720
15,080

154, 840

7,240

159, 480

218, 200

36, 000

16, 080
100,160
198,080
209, 300
7,240
401,400
116.640

28, 960

29, 160

14, 480
103. 960

66. 760
7.440

1.5. 280

7.040

830. 440

7.040

28. 760
175, 760
235, 280
7,040
665, 660

14,480
102, 160
713,080
448.440
600. 960
518, 240

74, 200

68, 720

22, 520
402. 000

43. 640

7.240
14.480

7,240
22. 120

7.840
14. 4R0
167.040
110.600
21.720

7.040
14,880

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-12. Range $7,040 to }8.040— Con.

Fire prevention specialist

Fiscal accountant

Food supervisor

Foreman, maintenance

Historian...

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition...

Inspector, procurement..

Inspector, safety

Inspector, supply

Instructor, aircraft maintenance

Instructor, aircraft mechanics

Instructor, machine

Instructor, mechanical

Instructor, technical

Intelligence specialist

Librarian

Maintenance planner

Maintenance technician

Materials analyst

Mathematician

Medical officer

Medical technician

Metallurgist..

Meteorlogist _

Navigation specialist

Negotiator, contract

Nuclear physicist.. -^

Operations analy.st ,

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Personnel technician

Photographer

Physicist

Placement officer..

Printing superintendent _

Procurement expediter..

Procurement officer

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production supervisor

Production expediter

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Psychologist

Public relations officer...

Purchasing officer

Real estate officer

Records administrator

Requirements technician

Research adviser

Research and development officer..

Security officer

Statistical analyst.. _

Statistician

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance

Supervisor, production

Superintendent, aircraft shops

Supply assistant

Supply officer

Technical adviser

Technical writer

Technician, electrical

Technician, maintenance

Traffic manager

Training officer

Training specialist

Translator.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Accounting chief

Accounting machine supervisor..

Administrative analyst

Admitiistrative assistant

Administrative officer

Adviser technical

.\gronomist

Aircraft maintenance officer

A ir intelligence officer

Air intelligence specialist

Air safety inspector

Analyst, cost

Analyst, management

Archivist

A.ssistant chief

Athletic director

Attorney

Auditor

.\utomotive adviser.

Budget analyst

Budget officer

Cartographer. -

Chemist

Chief

Classification analyst

Contracting officer

Cost accountant

Cost analyst

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$68. 120
7.040
7.040
7.240
130. 120
14,480
14. 880
36. 400
7.040
49. 680

14. 080

15, 080
7.040

14. 480
14. 280

7.040

7.440
28. 360
151,040
28. 160
21.720
151.640

7,040
35, 800
269, 080

7.040

7.040
85. 880

7.040
14.880

7.040
86,480

67
2

62
4
1
6

10
7
1
5

15

11
4
8
4
1

414,880
14.0S0

446. OSO
29, 160
7.640
43. 440
72, 200
61,880
7, 240
35, 600

107, 000
80, 640
28,760
57, 520
29. 560
7,440

1
2
8
1
4
4
6
2
13
4
4
1
3

7,040
14.080
57. 320

8.040
28. 160
28. 960
42, 640
15.280
92. 320
28. 160
28, 960

7.040
22. 120

202

1. 442. 080
2 15. 080
7.040
7.040
7.240
72, 400
109. 400
22. 120
7,040

1
1
1
10
15
3
1

24
2
6
2

15

89
4
1

31

146, 760
12,080
36, 040
12, 080
91, 600

647, 260
23, 760
6.140

189. 940

14
1
2

39
1

17
1

23
3
1

33

32

61
2

SO

36
2

18
3

83.760

6.940

12. 880

237. 460

6.140

105. 380

5,940

141.220

18. 220

6.940

199. 020

196. 080

318. 940

12. 280

307. 800

21 4. .300

12.880

110.520

19. 220

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$58. 920

14. 080

7.240

7.240

130. 320

14. 480

22. 320

43. 440

7.040

50. 280

100. 760

15.280

2
2
1
1
4

21
4
3

23
1
5

40
1
1

12
1
2
1

12
1

61
2

04
4
1
6

11
8
1
5

16

16
4
8
4
1
4
1
2
8
1
4
4
6
2

15
5
4
1
3
1
229

14.880
14. 280
7.240
7.640
28. 960
160. 840

28. 660
21.920

166. 320

7.040

36.000

293. 800

7.240

7.040

86. 880

7.040

14. 880

7.240

86. 480

7.040

446, 840

14. 480

463. %0

29, 760
7,840

43. 840
80. 240
58. 920
7.240
36. 800
114.240
116.040

28. 760
57. 620

29. 660
7.440

28, 160

7,240
14.080
67. 920

8.040
28. 700
28, 900
42, 840
16, 280
106, 600
36, 600
2.1, 960

7,040
22, 320

7.040

1.641.560

2 16.080

123, 080

7,040

7.240

101,300

124. 480

22. 620

7.040

27
3
8
2

16

89
6
1

39
3

13

2
42

1
17

1
27
'3

1
35
40
96

2

51
39

6
19

0

166. 180
18. 420
43, 120
12, 280
91,900

663, 460

30, 500

6.140

239. 660
18. 420
77.820
6.940
12. 080

258. 480
6.340

104. 980
6.140

160. .580
18.420
6.940

216.100

244.600

685. 840
12. 280

316.140

246. 600

36. 840
118,660

37, 040

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$59,

14,

7,

21

U8
14,
22,
43,

60^

108.

15,

2
2
1

1
4

21
4
3

24
1

10

40
1
1

12
1
3
1

12
1

61
2

64
4
1

10

11
7
1
6

16

16

2
16
6
4
1
3
1
237

14,
68,

8,
35,
29,
43,
15,
107,
43,
28,

7,
22,

7,

1,713,
2 15,

17
1
3
15
17
3
1

9
2
15
87
5
1

123,

7,
21
109,
125,
22,
7,

16'
12
55
12,
92,
547
31
6.

39 241
3 18.
9 56,
1 6.

19.

42 262.

1 6

17 106,

1 6
28 173,

3 18,

1

35 216,

39 243,

98 698,

2 12,
61 318
39 250,
10 61,
22 138,

5 31

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

277

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-U. Range $5,94U to $6,940— Con.

Dental technician

Dentist

Deputy director

Designer

Director

Economist

Editor

Education specialist

Electrical analyst

Engineer, aerodynamic -.

Engineer, aeronautical..

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, cartographic

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil -..

Engineer, combustion

Engineer, communications

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, materials.

Engineer, mechanical -.

Engineer, packaging

Engineer, parts

Engineer, pavement

Engineer, power

Engmeer, radio

Engineer, refrigeration

Engineer, safety

Engineer, sanitary

Engineer, standards

Engineer, vehicle maintenance

Engineer, vibration and flutter

Entomologist

Fire chief

Fire prevention specialist

Fiscal accountant

Food supervisor

Foreman, maintenance

Historian

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Information specialist- ._

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, procurement.-.

Inspector, safety —

Inspector, supply...

Inspector, aircraft engine

Instructor, aircraft maintenance. . .

Instructor, aircraft mechanics

Instructor, instruments

Instructor, machine

Instructor, mechanical

Instructor, technical

Instrument repairman

Intelligence specialist

Investigators

Labor relations adviser

Librarian

Maintenance planner

Maintenance technician

Marine superintendent

Materials analyst

Mathematician

Medical ojlicer _

Metallnreist..

Meteor' ilngist-

Navigtilinn specialist

Negotial or. contract

Operations analyst

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Personnel technician

Photographer

Photo technician

Physicist

Placement officer

Printing superintendent

Procedures analyst

Procurement expediter

Procurement ofiljcer

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production supervisor

Production expediter _

Property officer

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer..

Psychologist _

Purchasing officer

Real estate officer

Records administrator

Requirements technician..

Research analyst

Research and development officer .
Security officer _

Num-
ber

Total
salary

10 $63,600

1

1

4

21

149

1

1

16

26

1

1

15

102

69

47

67

9

20

4

49

6

1

4

1

5

4

31

13

7

2

1

1

3

19

7

4

6

46

11

2

4

4

9

3

7

4

2

6

1

2

2

3

16

3

13

4

3

8

20

66

3

5

4

II

6,940

6, 940

24. 360

126. 540

917. 060

6.140

6,140

97, 040

158, 640

6, 140

12, 080

934, 680
6,940

90,600
623, 680
368, 260
286, 680
416, 180

56, 060
125.600

24. 360
300, 060

36, 040
6.940

24. 560
6.140
30, 100
24, 760
190, 540
80, 020
44, 180
13, 280

5, 940
6,140

18. 620
120, 860

42, 780
24, 160
31,300

280, 840
68, 740
11,880
23, 900
24, 760
56, 460

18. 220

43, ,180

23. 9C0
13. 080

37, 440

6, 140
12, 080
12,080
18,420
97, 440
17,820
79, 220

24. 760

19. 420
61,720

122, 800
412, 240
18, 620
30, 700
23, 960
66, 940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

120

4

94

21

1

3

2

24

6

11

1

10

4

25

12

28

2

4

4

6

6

10

49, 320
5, 940
12,280
48,320
6,140

731, 400
25, 160

582, 660

130, 540
5,940
18, 820
12,080

146, 760
31, 100
67, 140
6,140
62,200

23, 760
152, 300

72,680

170,920

12,080

24, 160

24, 760
36, 840
37, 640
63, 400

84,360

12, 080

6,940

36, 840

$6, 540

64. 200

5.940

6,140

5,940

24, 560
127. 540
945. 540

6,140
6,140
103. 380
166. 980
6, 140
18, 020

1,075.820
6. 140

90, 9flO
699, 420
494, 540
661,220
476, 240

44, 380
126, 200

36, 640
299, 120

42. 780
6,940

30, 700
(■). 340
30. 600

25. 560
193. 540

86.960

86.360

31,600

5,940

6,340

18,820

122.0C0

43,680

24. 160

07, 640

2S9, 9S0

111,720

12. 2^0

23, 960
24. 760
68, 340

11,3,920
44. 180

24, 560
19, 220
44, 180

6, 340
12.280
12.480
19. 020
100,040
18, 220
79. 420

43, 180
12,680
61, 920

129, 140
496, 000
19,020
30, 700
24, lliO
91,700
6,940
49, 320
6, 940
24, 360
54, 860
12,080

137 841,380
4 25, 560
90 ,667,000

1
10

1

1

1

4
21
151

1

1
17
27

1

3

173

1

1
15
113
81
93
76

7
20

6
48

1

5

4

31

14

14

5

1

1

3

19

7

4

11

47

18

2

4

4

11

18

4
3

1
2
2
3

16
3

13
7
2
8

21

80
3
5
4

16
1
8
1
4

1956 estimate

22
1
3
2

29
4

11
1

11
3

27

13

28
3
4
4
8
6

10
1

18
2
1
8

138,480
6,140
18,820
12, 480

181,460
25, 160

67, 640
6,340

68, 740
18, 020

164, 780
78, 620

171,120
18, 620
24, 360
24, 760

48, 720
38. 440
64, 200

6, 940

109, 620

12,280

5, 940

49, 120

Num- Total
ber salary

$6. 640

65. 200

5.940

6,140

6,140

24, 960

129, 540

957, 800

6,340

6.340

110,320

189, 400

6,340

24,360

1,160,160

6, 140

91,900

710, ,160

611.420

563. 820

476. 900

44. 580

133, 540

37. 440

332. 220

42, 780

6,940

25. 360

6.340

30, 700

25,560

202,280

93,500

86,960

32, 300

6,140

6,340

19,620

122, 660

44, ISO
24, 160

62, 800
292, 980
112.520

12,680

24, 300

25, 160

63, 000
120, 060

45, 180
24, 760
19,620
45, 580

6, 540
12,660
12,880
)9. 620
102, 640

18, 420
80, 820
44, 380
13, 0^0
.58. 660

129, 340
496, 400

19, 220
30, 700
24, 360
99, 640

6, 940
49, 320

6,940
30, 300
49, 120
12, 280

1

10
1
1
1
4

21

150

1

1

18

30

1

4

184

1

15

114

83

93

76

7

21

6

53

7

1

4

1

5

4

32

15

14

5

1

1

3

19

4

10

47

18

2

4

4

10

19

4

3

I
2
2
3

16
3

13

2

9

21

80

3

6

4

16

1

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

1

5
8
2

139

4

90

22

1

3

2

29

4

11

2

10

3

27

12

28

2

4

4

860, 260
26, 960

674, 400

139, 880
6,140
19, 220
12, 680

184, 060
2,5, 160
69, 540
12,280
64, 000
18, 020

164, 780
72, 880

171, 120
12,080
24, 560
24, 760
48, 920
39, 040
64, 600
6,140

109, 920

12, 480

6. 140

49, 320

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con,

Shops planner...

Special assistant

Storekeeper

Sound technician

Statistical analyst

Statistician

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance

Supervisor, production

Supervisor, aircraft shops

Superintendent, laundry —

Superintendent, motor repair shops.

Supply assistant..

Supply officer

Technical adviser

Technical v\Titer

Technician, aircraft -.

Technician, electronic .-.

Technician, maintenance

Traffic manager.

Training aide

Training officer

Training specialist

Translator

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

A ccountant

Accounting chief

Accounting machine supervisor

Administrative analyst

-Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Adviser, technical

Aircraft maintenance officer

Air intelligence specialist

Air maintenance supervisor

Analyst, management -

Assistant chief

Associate chief, budget

Athletic director

Budget analyst

Budget officer.

Chief

ClassiOcation analyst

Contracting officer

Cost accountant

Cost analyst.-.

Director

Dispatcher

Editor

Education specialist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, architectural..

Engineer, civil.

Engineer, communications

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical.

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, ceneral

Engineer, industrial.

Fngineer, maintenance

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, power

Engineer, production

Engineer, refrigeration

Engineer, safety

Engineer, sanitary

Engineer, standards

Engineer, vehicle maintenance.

Entomologist „

Fire chief..

Fire prevention specialist

Fiscal accountant

Food supervisor -

Foreman, maintenance..

Foreman, shop

Historian

Illustrator

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition.-.

Inspector, procurement

Inspector, safety...

Inspector, supply..

Inspector, aircraft engine

Instructor, aircraft maintenance

Instmctor, aircraft mechanics

Instructor, instruments.

Instructor, mechanical..

Instructor, technical.

Intelligence specialist

Investigator

Labor relations adviser

Librarian

Maintenance planner

M aintenance technician

Negotiator, contract

Operations analyst

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant.

Personnel officer..

Personnel technician

Photographer

Photo tecnnician -

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1

5

1

28

13

6

5

6

2

1

5

440

3

3

3

21

2

42

25

1

12
3
7
8

18

47

1

14
4
2
S
9
1
2
2
13
28
32
1
8
5
4
1
6
10
2
2

$6, 140

6,140

30,600

6,940

171,920

80,420

30, 600

30,300

38, 440

12, 880

6,940

31,600

30, 700

36, 840

17, 820

18,020

18,820

129,140

12,080

260, 0.S0

165, 700

5,940

67, 600

IS, 376

39, 750

44,760

103. 760

274, 750

6,500

80,600

22. 875

11,000

46. 625

61, 760

6,600

11,125

11,126

74,250

159, 500

183, 2.50

6,600

45, 2.60

29, 500

23, .500

6, 250

34, 000

67, 125

11,000

11,500

52, 125

46,000
28,875
6,500

39. 375

28, 250
5, 7,10

69, 000
6,126

11,500
,1, ,100

28,626
5, 500

44,000

11, 750

5, 750
109, 000

17,375

77, 000

.1, ,S75

23, 750

29, 250

22. 376
11,000
40, 2,10

27, 625

28, ,100

6, ,100
5,500

11,125

5, 750
6,126

6, 250
5, 750
6,626

47, 250
5,500
45, 000
6,500
49, 625
63, 750
34, 000

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6,600
11,500

173, 375
83, 875

340, 600
96, 125
29, 125
24, 260

1
2
6
1
31
15
4
6
6
2

$6, 140
12,080
31.300
6,940
191, 740
94,100
24.360
30. 300
39. 440
12,880

5 31, 600
523

3, 192, 020

6 31,300

13
3
3
3

26
2

48

26
1

15
3
9
9

22

64
1

15
5
3
9
8
3
2
3

12

29

34
1

11
8
4
1
6

11
2
2

23
1
8
4
1
8
6
2

16
1
2
1
5
2

13
3
1

19
4

16
1
4
4
3
3
8
6
5

15
1
2
2

79, 220

17, 820

18, 420

19, 220

160,640

12,480

300, 320

156, 900

6,140

85, 126
18, 600
61, 625
80,500
127,000
360, 125
6,626
86, 750
28, 876
16, 600
61,600
46, 000
16,625
11, 210

16, 875
69, 7,50

166,876

196,625

5, 625

62, 375

46, 625

23, 625

6,250

34,375

63, 626

11,000

11,625

128, 876

5,500

45, 7,50
23,375

5,626

46, 626
33,750
11,, 100
93, 000

6,250
11, .100

5. 625
29, 2,10
11,000
72, 500
17,250

5, 750
110,375
23, 750
93, 125

5,875
23, 875
23, 750

17, 260
16, 500
46, 7.10
33, 375
28, 500
86, 500

6,626
11, 250
11,375

6,250
6, 876
5,760
47, 750
5,600
46, 000
6,625
49, 875
65, 000
39, 625

1
2

27
15
70
18
6
4

6,600
11,600
158, 376
84, 600
407, 375
103, 250
29, 750
24, 625

195S estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 340
12,080
31,900
6,140
192, 740
96, 300
24,360
30, ,300
40, 240
12,880

5 32, 100
644

3, 344, 960
5 31,700
81,220
18, 220
18, 820
13, 080
161,640
12, 480
260, 340
169, 300
6,340

13
3
3
2

26
2

41

25
1

13
3
9
9

23

66
1

16
6
3

3
2
3

12

29

33
1

11
8
4
1
6

11
2
2

26
1

10
4
1
8
6
2

16
1
2
1
4
2

13
3
1

20
3

17
1
4
4
3
3
8
6
6

16
1
2
2

75,500
18,500
62, 375
50, 875
134,375
374, 7,10
6,750
87, 375

29. 375
16,7.10

62. 376
51,750
17,000
11,250
17,2.10
70, 750

166,750
194,250
6, 760
63, 125
47, 250

23, ,875
6, 250

34,875
64,7,10
11,000
11,875
148, 250

5,625
57,500
23,250

6,760

45. 375
33, K75
11, 625
87, 7.10

6,250
11,600

5, 625
24.000
11,000
73, 600
17,375

6.750
117,125
17,750

99. 376
5, 875

24, 125
24,000
17, 500
16,876
46, 125
34, 000
28, 500
86, 500

6,625
11,500
11,025

6,250

6,000

6,876

48, 376

5,500

47, 000

6,760

60,876

65,600

40, 126

27,500

6,500

11, 500

160, 000

85, 600

418, 600

104, 600

30. 375

26. 376

278

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1965

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.

Placement officer

Police chief

Procedures analyst...

Procurement expediter

Procurement officer

Production control officer

Production supervisor..

Production expediter. __

Property officer -.

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Psychologist

Public relations officer.

Purchasing officer

Real estate officer

Requirements technician

Research adviser..

Security officer

Special assistant

Sound technician

Statistical analyst

Statistician

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance

Supervisor, production

Superintendent, aircraft shops

Superintendent, laundry

Superintendent, motor repair shops.

Supply assistant

Supply officer

Technical adviser

Technical writer

Traffic manager

Training aide

Training officer

Training specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Accounting chief

Accounting machine supervisor

Administrative analyst

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agronomist

Aircraft maintenance officer..

Air intelligence officer. _.

Air intelligence specialist

Air maintenance supervisor

Analyst, cost

Analyst, management...

Archivist __.

Assistant chief

Athletic director

Attorney...

Auditor.

Automotive adviser

Budget analyst.

Budget officer

Buyer

Cartographer

Chemist

Chief

Classification analyst

Contracting officer.

Cost accotmtant

Cost analyst

Cryptograph analyst..

Deputy director

Designer

Director..

Dispatcher..

Display technician

Economist

Editor.

Education specialist.

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aerodynamic.
Engineer, aeronautical..
Engineer, architectural.

Engineer, chemical.

Engineer, civil

Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,
Engineer,

communications.,

construction

electrical

electronics

flight test

general

industrial

maintenance

materials

mechanical

packaging _.

petroleum.

production

radio

refrigeration

safety

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

23 $130, 125
3 17.000
5 30, 000

39,000

120. 250

11,750

77, 625

11,375

22, 875

5,750

16.750

6,000

5,500

6,000

33, 125

11,375

58
3

13

23

133

104

6

145

1

29
3
6

84
3

21
3

10

10
3

47

38
1

94
5

37

149

4

24

16
6
1
2
8
6
2
2

32
343

11,000
90, 625
28, 375
23,000
39, 875
29,875
11,125
6,125
27, 750

606, 250
61, 375
11,000
69,250
5,625

117,250
50,625

299,980

15, 305

66, 780

121,380

704, 480

551. 365

25.425

768, 575

5,060

147, 490

16, 055

25, 800
441, 790

15, 305

110,510

15, 180

62. 350

52,600

16,180

247, 195

197, 155

5, 435

492,015

26, 550
197, 720
790, 440

20, 615
125, 940
84, 710
30, 735
5,310
10, 245
42, 730
31,985
10, 245
10,620
164, 295

4
128

28
93
84
73

1, 832, 955
6 25. 800
2 10, 620
1 66, 785
18 198,905
20,740

667, 305
148, 680
489, 330
442, 290

45
51
14
4

237, 200

266, 935
73,965
21,615

466, 030
41, 980
5,060
15,180
76, 775
15,430

267, 750

Num- Total
ber salary

24 $137, 625

3 17,126

24, 750

5,760

28,250

137. 000

22. 750

78, 000

11,600

39, 600

6.750

5. 760

6,000

16, 750

12,250

44, 625

2
3
2

17
7
4
7
6
2
1
9
123

10
2

17
1

19

64

4
14
25
139
118

5
165

4
32

3

9
110

3
22

3
11
11

3
53
41

2
127

6
42
153

7
24
18

7

11,500
16,600
11,000

97. 125
39,625
23,260
39, 876
36, 000
11,250

6, 260

60, 500
699, 125

67, 000
11, 000

98. 126
6,760

112,625

61, 750

335, 340
20,866
71,716
132, 260
742, 340
629, 830

25. 925
821, 300

20, 740
165, 420
16, 180
46, 540
683, 975

15, 666
115,820

15,430
68, 035
58, 410

16, 430
278, 305
214,835

10, 620
658, 995

26, 925
223, 270
821,305

36, 045
126,315
95, 955
36, 295

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

24 $139, 500

3 17, 375

4 25, 000

2

10

6

2

2

33

373

2

6

3

20

40

4

172

33
121
112

10, 370
53. 725
32, 485
10, 495
10, 620
170, 480

2,016,130

26, 050
16. 055
102, 950
211,525
20, 740

902, 195
177, 106
639, 010
688, 345
450, 910

52

66

22

6

96

8

1

5

16

3

63

276, 870

293, 610

115, 695

31,860

600, 885

42. 106

6,186

25, 300

81,835

1.5.805

338, 155

5

23
4

14
2
8
1
1
1
3
1
8
1
2
3
2

16
6
4
7
6
2
1

11
134

11
2

17
1

19
9

28,875
137. 260
22, 760
78. 000
11.625
46, 760

5,750

5,875

6,125
17, 125

6,260
46,000

6,600
11, 626
16, 600
11, 250
92, 000
34,500
23,600
39, 875
36, 500
11,125

6,250
62,125
766, 875
63,750
11,000
98, 875

5,875
113, 375
52,750

68

4
14
26
141
121

5
156

4
32

3

15

115

3
21

3
II
12

3
63

361,330
21, 365
72,690

139,810

766, 460

655, 260
26.425

827, 485
21, 240

158, 920
16, 430
78, 660

616, 150
15,805

110, 760
15,805
58, 785
64,346
16,680

280, 666
42 223,395
2 10, 745

714, 780
27, 176

234,640

831,930
86, 086

132, 760

107, 075
37, 170

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

138

6

44

163

16

25

20

7

2
10
6
2
2
33
382

10, 495
54, 850
32, 985
10, 745
10, 620
171, 980

3

20
38

4
200

2, 096, .645
5 26. 050
16. 0,65
103. 700
203. 7.80
20,740

33
125
112

86
1

54

56

24
6

94
8
1
5

16
3

65

, 063, 760

178, 865

666, 876

694,846

449.286

6.186

291, 365

294,360

127,815

32, 235

493, 890

42,230

6,186

26, .300

81,835

16,180

353, 525

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Engineer, sanitary

Engineer, standards

Fire chief

Fire prevention specialist

Fiscal accountant

Food supervisor _

Foreman, maintenance

Foreman, shop

Ground equipment officer

Historian

Housing officer

niustnitor

Industrial specialist

Information specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, marine

Inspector, procurement

Inspector, safety

Inspector, supply.

Inspector, aircraft engine

Instructor, aircraft maintenance..

Instructor, aircraft mechanics

Instructor, electrical

Instructor, instruments...

Instructor, Link trainer

Instructor, machine

Instructor, mechanical

Instructor, technical..

Instrument repairman

Intelligence specialist

Investigators

Labor relations adviser

Librarian

Maintenance planner

Maintenance technician

Marine superintendent..

Materials analyst —

Materials estimator

Mathematician..

Medical officer

Medical technician

Metallurgist

Mortician

Navigation specialist

Negotiator, contract

Operations analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel assistant... _

Personnel officer..

Personnel technician

Petroleum specialist

Pharmacist

Photographer.

Photo technician

Physicist

Placement officer

Police chief

Port superintendent

Printing superintendent

Procedures analyst

Procurement expediter

Procurement officer

Production analyst

Production control officer

Production supervisor

Production expediter

Property officer

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Psychologist

Public relations officer

Purchasing officer

Real estate officer

Records administrator

Requirements technician

Research analyst

Research and development officer..

Security officer

Special assistant

Storekeeper

Sound technician

Statistical analyst

Statistician

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance...

Supervisor, production

Superintendent, laundry

Supply assistant

Supply officer

Technical adviser...

Technical writer... __

Technician, aircraft

Technician, electronic

Technician, maintenance-
Technician, telephone

Traffic manager

Training aide...

Training officer —

Training specialist-

1953 actual

Ntim- Total
ber salary

$21, 240
5,060

404. 625
48, 665
87,645
20, 990
20,990
15, 805

46

13

33

3

15

13

21

3

8

30

21

1

36

7

8

7

3

9

12

105

1

38

28

1

58

40

207

1

4

2

2

5

1

4

2

6

1

6

242, 385
69, 405

171,355
16, 055
78, 775
71,280

113,510
16,930
44, 230

168,800

110, 760
6,810

188, 786
36, 796
42, 480
37, 170
16, 180
48, 416
63, 846

660, 050
6,060

198, 166

148, 680
5,060

302, 355

209, 775

1,086,045
22,115
10, 870
10,120
26,925

6, 660
21, 366
10, 120
31, 235

6,060
25, 300
30,360

221

1, 168, 385
34 180, 166

322, 660

415,490
6,060
10, 246
74, 965
67,280
21, 240

315, 725
37, 170
16, 065
5.810
63. 350
22.115

245, 446

134, 186

601, 776
72, 840

374, 946
43, 106

227, 680
32, 486
98, 265
16,930
94, 330
68, 655
41,105

363, 825
15, 305
5,435
62, 595
6,060
70, 030
15,666

269, 370

188,160
10,120

117,605
43,105

363, 330

61
79

1

2

. 14

13

4
60

7

3

1
10

4
47
26
115
14
72

8
43

6
19

3
18
13

8
70

3

1
12

1
13

62

36

2

23

8

68

784

4,113,040
4 20, 366
36 187,660
16,180
26, 676
6,57,180
10, 870
293, 860
5,060
464,720
604, 265

3

5
128

2
66

1
87
94

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$41,730
10, 120

478. 030
43. 980

108, 386
21, 240
21, 240
16, 055
5,060

307, 605
74, 966

229, 265
16, 180
89,645
82, 160

118,320
16, 930
91,895

160, 426

111,885
5, 810

193, 160
37, 670
43, 480
38, 046
16, 556
49, 540
65, 346

664, 365
6,185

209, 9B0

171,646
5,185

382, 380

299, 920

21

4

4

3

1

58

14

44

3

17

16

22

3

17

30

21

1

36

7

8

7

3

9

12

104

1

41

32

1

73

57

249

1,306,440
4 22,115
10, 995
10, 245
26, 300

6,685
21,615
10, 245
31,360

6.060
36. 045
35, 795

1,
37
85
80

1

2
16
18

5
65

7

3

3
11

3
62
30
148
16
90

9
49
10
30

3
17
13
10

12
10
17

3

59
46

2
24

8

80

1,013

5

2
40

3

6
137

2
73

2

385, 280

197, 220

448. 100

447. 550

6.185

10. 495

86. 686

96, 705

26, 675

346, 626

37, 670

16, 430

16, 930

68, 786

16, 930

274, 245

166, 300

776, 265

78, 775

471,025

48, 665

262, 665

52, 850

167,300

16,180

90,620

69, 406

51,726

468, 280

15,306

15,680

63,720

50, 725

89,645

15,805

306, 790

238, 450

10, 120

123,065

43, 605

416, 675

,301,405
10,495

210, 625
15,180
25, 675

717,095
11,120

382, 605
10, 370

616, 260

527, 820

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$73. 590
15, 305

620, 200
44, 355

114,320
21,490
21,240
16, 305
6,185

323, 360
44, 730

242, 610
16, 180
90,646
83, 025

118,945
16,930
92, 645

162, 550

118,696
5,810

197, 635
38, 645
44,480
38, 920
16, 930
50, 665
66, 845

575, 740
5,310

210, 336

174, 646
5,310

420, 240

304, 980

22

4

4

3

1

60

8

46

3

17

15

22

3

17

30

22

1

36

7

8

7

3

9

12

104

1

41

32

1

79

68

239

1,257,965
4 22,116
11,120
10,245
26,925

5,810
21, 865
10, 370
31, 485

5,060
15, 805
36,295

264
1
37
97
87

1

2
16
18

6
66

7

3

3
11

3
52
32
148
16
90

9
48
11
32

3
17
13
10
97

3

3
12
10
19

3
60
46

2
24

8

104

1,128

2"

40

3

6

137

2

79

2

97

, 402, 715

199, 970

616, 695

469, 345

5,310

10, 745

87, 210

97, 705

27, 050

350, 775

38, 045

16, 805

16,180

69,285

16,055

278, 495

166, 920

780, 880

79, 275

472, 025

49, 290

269, 880

68, 660

169, 045

16,430

92, 395

70, 405

62, 225

502, 070

15, 306

15,806

64,970

62,600

100,515

16,180

315,100

242, 950

10,120

123,690

44,105

541,990

, 926, 055
10,495

214,150
15,430
25,800

718, 096
11,370

416,490
11,120

479, 405

636,445

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

279

DETAIL Of PERSONAL SBRVicBS — continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
G.S-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Translator

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370—

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955..

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645..

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430-

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
OPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900..
CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490..
CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035..
CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680..
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464..

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CFC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by Public Law 313:
Range $10,000 to $15,000:

Director of the secretariat

Research scientist

Technical director

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Rates of $5,060 and above:

Aircraft maintenance officer

Air maintenance supervisor

Assistant chief —

Automotive adviser

Chief

Dispatcher

Electrical analyst

Engineer, chemical ^

Engineer, civil

Engineer, combustion

Engineer, communications.

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics...

Engineer, flight test

Engineer, general.

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, packaging

Engineer, parts

Engineer, pavement

Engineer, photographic

Engineer, power

Engineer, propeller

Engineer, radio

Engineer, refrigeration

Engineer, sanitary

Num-
ber

3

1,898
9,
758

43,
3,680

15,
9,431

34,
15, 478

51,
24, 964

76,
11, 251

32,
360

290

2,028

e

1,394

4

215

144

39

Engineer, vehicle maintenance..

Fire chief

Food supervisor

Foreman, maintenance

Foreman, shop

Foreman, track

Industrial specialist-.
Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, ammunition

Inspector, marine

Inspector, supply

Inspector, aircraft engine

Instructor, aircraft mechanics..

Instrument repairman

Lithographer

Maintenance plaimer

Maintenance technician.

1953 actual

62
15
7
1
4
19
2

Total
salary

$16, 180

302, 636

068, 765

025, 225

343, 335

679, 370

961, 720

409, 530

932, 160

, 419, 225

989, 300

, 120, 505

, 078, 385

, 918, 240

, 506, 716
629, 810
389, 888
100, 400

14.000
14, 000
14,000

393, 982

86. 066

43. 114

6,720

27. 953

101, 438
13, 938
46, 611
5,408
63, 666
53, 667

663, 944

364, 719
26, 624
83, 561
90, 207

313, 732
48, 440

126, 942

Materials analyst

Metallurgist

Ordnance technician

Petroleum specialist

Pharmacist

Photo technician

Printing superintendent...

Procurement officer

Production supervisor

Property disposal officer

Research adviser

Shops planner

Special assistant

Storekeeper

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance..

17
4
1

32
1
4

12
187

1

16

166

691

4

4

3

272

1

2

1

62

49

1

19

62

4

877

S

5

2

4

21

1

6

15

1

24

6

1

1

1

42

83

Ntlm- Total
ber salary

3 $16,430
2,135

10, 569, 325
1,661

42,361,630
3,569

14, 720, 530
,310

34, 661, 975
15,231

51,781,545
23,788

74, 845, 000
10,962

31, 682, 940
368

963, 840

347

1, 707, 180
239

1, 075, 850
1,636

6, 379, 900
929

3, 477, 615
2,109

7, 188, 960
1,408

4, .506, 592
252 744,120
168 430,496
47 121,090

1 14, 000
1 14,000
1 14, 000

103, 688
24, 793
5,678
199, 431
5,326
22, 027
70, 906

, 036, 974

62, 999

6,011

85, 168

950, 939

,061,101
22, 672
18, 553

,571,264

12, 356

6,673

289, 653

286,683

6,429

116, 377

292, 033

23,135

, 175, 866

27, 933

11,336

24, 752

124, 989

6,885

31, 837

92, 524

6,961

144,515

35, 443

5,283

6,637

9,162

233,417

480, 468

1954 estimate

71

16

7

1

4

19

3

8

2

9

11

93

60

4

14

17

62

7

20

1

17

4

1

32

1

4

12

189

1

15

157

777

i

4

3

291

461, 291

96, 173

45.885

5,720

29,288

101, 961
19.584
48, 276
11,278
66, 725
77, 250

576, 517

373, 007
26, 274
95, 578

101, 252

333, 467
61, 240

131,317
6,261

106, 641

26, 105

6,678

205, 966
5,326
22, 527
71, 883

1,084,419

59, 592

6,011

85,168

976, 425

, 748, 610
22,672
18, 823

1

69
63

1
19
66

4
921

1, 684, 377

2 12, 355

6,673

325, 016

362, 216

6, 699

116, 377

314, 768

23, 890

5, 473, 484

6 25, 948

11,336

25, 001

126, 403

6,885

32, 927

103, 021

7,361

177, 525

36, 276

5,283

6,219

9,152

432, 036

560, 997

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $26,925
2,270

11,305(775
10,146

45, 440, 430
3,673

15,274,286
10, 374

39, 002, 840
16, 162

54, 948, 190
26, 292

79, 684, 600
11, 677

33, 956, 070
386

1,026,120

361

1,799,215
238

1,081,950
1,701

6, 674, 740
955

3, 597, 925
2,014

6, 944, 080
1,423

4, 685, 522
262 781,060
160 441,760

61 132, 450

1 14, 000
1 14. 000
1 14, 000

1956 estimate

11
93
60

4
14
17
52

7
20

I
17

4

1
32

1

4
12
189

1

15
157
779

462, 789

96, 648

45, 885

6,720

29,288

102, 232
19, 584
49, 378
11,649
57, 676
77, 583

583, 717

380, 966
26, 524
95, 578

102, 442

336, 900
61,240

133, 790
6, 261

108. 839

25, 106

6,678

209, 936
6,326
22, 527
73, 548

1,091,265

60, 321

6,011

85, 168

982, 860

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

4, 779, 475
4 22, 672
3 18, 823
292

1, 689, 432

2

1
60
63

1
19
56

4
921

12, 356

6,673

330, 298

362, 216

6,699

116,377

314, 768

23. 974

1
1
1

92
100

5, 475, 921
6 29, 358
2 II, 336
4 25, 272
II 126, 986
1 6,885
6 34, 216
6 103,416
1 7, 361
10 177,816
6 36, 547
5,283
6,219
9,152
509, 76!
595, 529

Field — Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates — Con.
Rates of $5,060 and above— Con.

Supervisor, marine maintenance

Supervisor, production

Superintendent, aircraft shops

Superintendent, motor repair shops

Supply assistant

Supply officer

Technician, aircraft

Technician, electronic

Technician, maintenance

Technician, telephone

Traffic manager

Training specialist

Wood technician

Rates equivalent to less than $6,060...

Foreign nationals

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions. . .

75

26

185

1, 045, 273

24 135,816

7 37, 025

41 243.572

3 16, 685

162, 902

590,381,266
26, 440

25, 488, 167

Foreign countries:
United States rates.

Local rates..

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

Payrnent above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

Additional pay for hazardous duty...

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accoimts--.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 408
622

2, 986, 261
38 233,402
354, 722
275, 583
49, 619
457, 538
166, 221

67
62

288,611

997, 858, 499
9,283

34, 602, 859

243, 611

898, 262, 323

8,357

38, 661, 576
27,360

26, 341, 741

272, 272

676, 962

3, 727, 802

27, 048, 729
3, 087, 874
1, 207, 366
3, 744, 317

1, 003, 019, 962

1, 026, 141, 374

1, 021, 773, 288
3,368,086

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 408
638

3, 603, 538
41 274, 986
367, 964
342,018
50, 679
459,216
174,394

57
66

76
28
186

1,077,167

24 138,770

8 43, 474

41 260, 624

3 16, 685

163, 575

683, 160, 924
31, 360

33, 669, 451

284. 935

1,012,419,611
12, 634

48, 016, 205

231, 626

886,291,273

11,039

46, 466, 416
29, 736

31, 665, 717

233, 576

1, 027. 000
3, 828, 823

24, 449, 967

2, 921, 356
1, 277, 831
3, 865, 996

245

1,001,998,200

1, 024, 375, 200

1, 019, 196, 200
6, 179, 000

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 408
637

3, 598, 138
41 280,075
373, 471
393,816
51,221
469, 777
174, 644

57
76

76

28

186

1, 104, 720

24 139, 683

9 48, 691

41 255, 391

3 16, 685

146, 698

560, 670, 349
44, 846

49, 812, 362

297, 047
1.019,440,401
10, 831

33, 324, 652

230, 679

887, 373, 900

11,989

60, 681, 794
43, 548

48, 160, 055

233, 000

863, 000

3, 916, 863

26, 221, 623

3, 162, 000

1,447,072

4, 306, 048

245

1, 026, 264, 1

1,049,111,600

1, 045, 193, 600
3, 918, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 $9, 360

Photo interpretation specialist ,

1 $8,660

2 14, 480

1 6,940
7 42, 780
1 6, 140

1 6, 660

3 15. 655

2 10. 496

4 18, 570
6 24, 895
9 34. 190

10 34, 230
10 31, 600
2 6, 980

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Photo interpretation specialist

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Forest economist

Research specialist ....

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Photogrammetric engineer

1 6, 435

Research specialist. .

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

2 9, 660

3 12, 760
7 25, 620
6 19, 370
3 9, 570

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. R.inge $3,410 to .$4. 160.

OS-4. Range $3,176 to .$3,656

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Eange $2,760 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

23 91, 775
1 14, 932

69 259, 876
6 16,866

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) .

22 76,843

64 243, 009

9,061
930

3,000

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment.. _ .

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

269
3,541

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

80.653

256,000

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940;
Cartographer.

1 6,940
1 6,140

3 17, 555
1 6, 435
6 26,275

1 6, 340

3 17, 806

1 5,310

2 10, 160

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Engineer, cartographic

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

280

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19.55

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— Continued

Maintenance and Operations, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSON.\L SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT Or

AGRICULTURE— continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

ri<^ 5 Rinpp $3 410 to $4 160

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $17, 545
14 54,865
16 53, 760
19 67, 250

3 8,490

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8, 965
13 51, 705
20 65, 260
10 30, 220
4 11,080
2 5,000

2 5,684

1 10,879
6 21, 967

Num- Total
ber salary

n'^-4 Rinee S3 175 to $3 655

rm "t R-mpp *2 950 to $3 430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

fJ^ 1 Ranpp %'> 500 to $2 980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Ungraded positions at hourly, daily,
etc., rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 and above: Pho-

1 2, 952

3 18,471

2 6, 650

73 281, 334
3 4, 165

68 250, 275
2 3,282

Net permanent, field (average num-

70 277, 169

66 246, 993

2,013
994

1,000

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.-.
Payment above basic rates; Overtime

1, 261
254

278,684

251,000

359, 337

607,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
G3-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

2 $12,680

1 6, 310

3 13, 240
10 36. 600

3 10. 005

2 6, 140

2 $12,880

2 10, 495

3 13. 365
10 37. 100

5 16,970
2 6,220

2 $12, 880

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

2 10, 620

3 13. 490

GS-5 Range $3 410 to $4 160

10 37.305

5 17.050

GS 3 Ranee $2 950 to $3 430

2 6, 300

Total permanent, departmental

21 83, 975
2 8, 848

24 97, 030
1 4, 386

24 97, 645
2 6, 019

Net permanent, departmental (av-

19 75, 127

23 92,646

22 92, 626

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

291

1,947

356

374

All personal services, departmental.

77,365

93,000

93,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELl.^RE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

2 $14,480
1 4.035
1 2. 9,50
1 2, 750

1 $7, 240
1 3, 410

GS-5 Range $3 410 to $4 160

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2 Range .$2 750 to $3 230

1 3, 230

1 7,907
1 5, 896

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

5 24, 215
1,891

6 27, 683
983

Net permanent, field (average num-

6 22, 324
36

6 26, 700

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

22,360

26,700

Research and Development, Air Force

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

8,990
11

9,208
14

8,832
13

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— COn.

Average number of all employees

8,404

9,070

8,819

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 101
GS-7.9

$2,814

CPC-3.5

$4,612

$5, 164
GS-7.9

$2. 867

CPC-3.6

$4,565

$5. 205

GS-7.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2, 792

CPC-3.0

$4, 627

Direct Obligalions

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$41, 539, 754
112,828

160, 663
1,459,130

$44, 992. 507
143,000

174, 525
1,607,968

$43, 947, 230

130, 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

170, 643

Payment above basic rates

1, 376, 527

Total personal services

43. 272. 275

3, 372. 879

284. 751

478. 869

404, 222,- 859

7. 580. 310

13, 879. 970

170.311

46,818.000

3, 756. 800
475. 000
5.55. 000

457.062.622

4. 695. 000
11. ion. 000

203. 588

46. 624, 400

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things ..

3. 592. 100
300. 000

422. 000

07 Other contractual services

366. 218. 000

3. 750. 000

09 Equipment

9. 000. 000

237,600

473,262,224
413,327

524,566,010
179, 284

429,144,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

07 Other contractual services

100.000

Total obligations

473, 675, 551

624, 745, 294

429, 244, 000

ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL COMMI'NICATJONS
COMMISSION

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees ,.-

26
9

34
21

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4. 527
GS-7.3

$6. 710
GS-8.4

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$45, 810
176

$108, 184
416

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Total personal services (see
scheflule of salaries and ex-
penses, Federal Communica-

45,986

108. 600
1,000
2.000
14. 816
2.585

02 Travel

14

Total obligations

46, 000

129,000

AIXOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

15

58
72

36
54
77

13

13

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,205
GS-6.4

$4,209
GS-6.2

01 Personal services:

$61. 512
259, 371

255
4,084

$106,381
236, 745

334
7.424

$55, 786

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

55

Payment above basic rates

1,360

Total personal services (see sched-
ules of Department of Com-

325. 222

26.045

494

201

7,696

1,402

6,060.312

8.251

584

639

350, 884
4,419
400
3,634
2,687
3, 496
5, 477, 256
1,820

57, 200

02 Travel - - -

400

500

06 Printing and ropro(iuction

1,300

766, 600

40

Total oblieations

6, 430, 746

6, 844, 636

826 000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

281

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

71
4
64

59
4
58

18

1
17

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
OS-7.2

$3, 124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

$4,960

GS-7.2

Crafts, protective, and' custodial grades:

$3,125

CPC-4.2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,010

01 Personal services:

$304,943
12,891

1,172
12, 220

$263,206
13,029

1,023
8,258

$81,000

4,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

400

2,100

Total personal services (see sched-
ules of Department of the In-
terior) -

331.226
14,904
6,690
1,605
3, 564
1,786
1. '1,420
58.2^3
71,026
18
2,375

285, 616

12. 626
5,468
1,202
2,937
1,476

13, .327
48,000
28, 296

87. 500

3,7on

03 Transportation of things

1,700

300

05 Rents and utility services

1,400

07 Other contractual services

2,800

28,000

09 Eauipment

14, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

2,076

600

Total obligations _

.606, 867

400,822

140,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

Total nmnber of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

40
3
44

92
3
92

34
3
35

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 800
GS-7.4

$3,128
CPC-3.8

$4, 340
GS-fi.O

$3, 129
CPC-3.7

$4, 3.W

GS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,130

Average grade...

CPC-3.7

01 Personal services:

$177, 110
9,900

730

$376, 726
11,093

2,045

$160, 000

11,700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

i.noo

187,740

4,758

440

345

2,436

390, 464

9,964

1,274

675

5,040

58

3,114

39, 613

975

975

172.700

4.400

03 Transportation of things

600

300

2.200

07 Other contractual services -

3,926

19, 957

1,678

449

1,400

17,500

500

15 Taxes and assessments

400

Total obligations

221, 729

462, 142

200, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
ARMT

Total number of permanent positions

8
7

21
19

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 629
GS-7.1

$4, 610
GS-7.0

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$32,973
126

$78, 952
300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see
schedules of Department of

33, 104

402

14

1,374

32, 474

3,326

113

79, 252
1,196

4,778
2,388
2,174

70, 806

89, 787

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

3
2
4

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

2
2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 676
GS-4.7

01 Personal services:

$7,700
13,841

40

$7,682

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

7,682

50

745

1,396

21, 581

200
300
100

06 Printing and reproduction

5,656

5,917

3,933

88

5,287

09 Equipment

70

25,466

27, 638

ALLOCATION TO LIBRARY OF CONHRESS

12

10

01 Personal services: Positions other than

$70, 146

$69, 640

5,000

630,400

301
844
40

$690,000

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations

71,331

695,040

690, 000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF THE BUDGET

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

12
1
9

7
1
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 525
GS-10.0

$6,826
GS-10.3

01 Personal services:

$53,341
3,633

206

$18. 797
2,221

Regular pay in excess of 52^week

8

57, 180
2,682

21, 026

815

1,000

Qo Travel

690
388
314

211

66

61, 154

23, 118

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE

6
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6. 402
OS-10.6

01 Personal services:

$29, 885
115

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

:rii.^ ':

30. 000

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERGY
COMMISSION

$121, 728

$395, 000

ALLOCATION TO INTERSTATE
COMMERCE COMMISSION

$20, 635

$9, 760

282

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE— Continued

Research and Development, Air Force — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT Or THE
NAVT

Total number of permanent positions

45
45

19
19

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$5, 224
OS-8.6
$3, 696

$5. 224
GS-8.6
$3, 696

Averaee grade __

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$219,819

800
16, 984

$90, 892

240
4,545

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see sched-
ules of Department of tbe
Navy)

236, 603
419, 945
68, 780

95, 677
79, 974
4,784

08 Supplies and materials .-_

Total obligations

725, 328

180, 435

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary __.

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.
Payment above basic rates.-

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services...

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction. __

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials __.

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

07 Other contractual services.
Total obligations

9,206

79

8,668

$5, 101
GS-7.9

$2, 814

CPC-3.6

$4, 612

$42, 435, 267

476, 451

164. 028

1,491,418

44. 567, 164

3, 421, 670

292, 439

2,896

495, 325

3,188

410,903.845

7. 746, 035

13, 957, 358

18

174,076

481,563,914

413, 327

481, 977, 241

9,484

78

9.308

$5, 164
GS-7.9

$2, 867

CPC-3.6

$4, 565

$46, 073, 229

480, 169

179, 038

1. 528, 203

48, 260, 639

3, 786, 709

484. 142

20.526

670. 642

11.130

463. 673. 841

4. 699, 474

11, 129, 271

206. 814

632, 843, 188

633, 022, 472

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

30
8,884

$5,205
GS-7,9

$2, 792

CPC-3.0

$4, 527

$44, 188, 230

201, 485

172. 098

1, 379. 987

45,941,800

3. 600. 600

302. 300

1.100

425, 600

1.300

367. 678. 800

3, 795. 500

9, 014, 500

238.500

431, 000, 000

431,100,000

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director of geophysical research

Director of radio physics research...

Research scientist

Technical director

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant chief, laboratory

Chemist

Chief, laboratory'

Chief, research and development. . .

Chief, operations analysis office

Chief, document serv ice center

Deputy director, operations

Deputy director, documentation

research

Deputy director, field services

Deputy director for systems

Deputy director, research

Director, research

Director, laboratory _

Electronics scientist

1963 actual

Kum- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 000

1 12, 000

1 12, 000

1 12, 000

11,550
10. 800
66. 560
10. 800
10. 800
10.800
10. 800

10, 800
21, 600
65. 060
10. 800
11,060

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12. 200

1 12.000

1 12. 000

1 12, 000

11,050
56, 500
11,050
10, 800
11,050
11,050

10,800

11,050
21, 850
64, 260
11,050
11,300

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

11,050
56, 500
11. 050
11.0.50
11,050
11,050

10. 800

10. 800
11.050
22. 100
54. 250
11.050

11, 300

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con.

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electronics..

Engineer, general

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical _._

Engineer, power.. _

Metallurgist...

Meteorologist

Physicist

Psychologist...

Research and development ofiicer...

Research physiologist

Special assistant

Technical adviser

QS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, document service

center

Assistant chief, armanent branch...

Chemist

Chief, rocket branch

Chief, research shop division

Chief, computer engineering branch.

Chief, systems engineering

Chief, range implementation branch -

Chief, data transmission branch

Chief, technical requirements sec-
tion

Designer

Electronics scientist

Engineer, aerodynamics

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, general

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, power

Engineer, propeller

Mathematician

Medical officer

Medical technician

Meteorologist

Operations analyst

Pharmacist

Physicist

Psychologist

Research and development officer. . _

Supervisor, aircraft maintenance

Technical adviser

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative analyst-

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, range instrumenta-
tion

Assistant chief, rocket branch

Chemist

Chief, technical services section

Chief, optics mechanics branch

Chief, precision electronics branch..

Chief, radar branch

Chief, submarine cable section

Chief, internal electronics engineer-
ing branch

Chief, mechanical design specifica-
tions

Chief, optical development section. .

Chief, detachment

Electronics scientist

Engineer, aerodynamics. ._

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, chemical...

Engineer, communications

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics... _

Engineer, flight test

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, power

Engineer, propeller

Engineer, vibration and flutter

Mathematician

Medical officer

Metalliu-gist

Meteorologist

Operations analyst

Pharmacist

Photo technician

Physicist

Psychologist

Research analyst

Research and development officer...

Research physiologist..

Technical adviser

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, computer engineer-
ing branch

Assistant chief, optics mechanics

branch

Assistant chief, radar branch

1953 actual

Num. Total
ber salary

2

24
9
2
10
10
2
6
3
1
6
1
1

18
27
26
1
3

1

5

1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
2

25
1

35
3
1
5

75
5

20
1
9

24

15
6
1
4
1
6

11
2
1
1

45

28
1

64

$65. 800
76. 850
21. 600
11.050
10. 800
11.800
11.800
32.400
76. 860
76. 350
44.200
32,900
21, 600
54, 000

9,600

9,600
9,600

19, 200
9,600

10,000
9,800
9,600
9,800
9,600

9,800

9,800

135, 400

9,800

135, 800

19,200

231,400

87, 000

19, 200

97. 600

99. 000

20, 000

58.000

29, 000

9,600

58, 000

9.600

9.600

173, 800

260, 200

250. 600

9.600

29, 000

8,360
42, 200

8,360
8,360
41.800
8,360
8,360
8,360
8. 360
8,360

8,350

8,360

8.360

16. 920

212, 200

8,360

294, 600

25, 480

8,360

42, 600

631,000

42. 40O

169. 400

8.360

75. 440

202. 440

126. 400

42, 400

8,360

34,0)0

8,360

42, 400

92, 960

16, 720

8,560

8.360

380. 200

236. 080

8,360

539. 040

76. 040

8,360

12 85, 480
1 7,240

1 7, 040
1 7,240

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$66. 050
87, 150
21. 860
21. 860
11.050
11.800
11, 800
32. 650
87.900
76. 850
44. 450
33,160
21,850
54, 500

1

9,800

1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1

1

1

14

1

14

2

26

10

3

10

10

2

6

3

1

6

1

1

18
26
26
1
3

9,800
19,400
9,800
10, 200
10. 000
9.800
9.800
9,800

9,800
10, 000

136, 000
10,000

136, 200

19, 400
242. 000

97, 600
29, 200

98, 600
100,000

20, 200
58, 600
29, 200

9,800

48,400

9,600

9,600

174. 600

251, 400

242. 000

9,800

29, 200

2 16. 920
7 69, 320

1
1
3

26
1

35
3
2
6

75
5

20
2

10

26

16
5
1
5
1
6
8
2
1
1

42

31
1

64

8,560
8.660
42. 000
8, 660
8.360
8,360
8.360
8,560

8.560

8.660
8.560
26, 680

220. 960
8,660

295, 800
25. 680
16, 920
61,160

633. 400
42. 800

170. 000
16. 920
84,600

221, 160
135, 760

42,800

8.560

42.800

8.560

50. 960

67. 080

16. 920

8. 7C0

8.560

356, 120

262, 160

8,560

542, 240

76, 440

8,660

11 78,840

7,240

1 7, 240
1 7, 240

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

14

1
17

2
25
10

3
10
10

2

6

3

1

5

1

1
18
26
25

1

3

2 16, 920
7 69, 620

1 8, 660
6 42. 000
1 8, 560

3

29
1

36
3

6
74
5
20
2
10
27
16
5
1
5
1
6

1

1

45

31

1

64

11 79,440

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

283

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Assistant chief, radio section

Assistant cliief, submarine cable

section.--

Budget ofBcer. -

Cartographer _.

Chemist _.

Chief, photography branch

Chief, draft section

Chief, transmitter unit

Chief, countermeasures section

Chief, data recording section

Chief, electronics circuitry section- -
Chief, instrumentation engineering

section --

Chief, land lines section

Chief, logistics design section

Chief, radiation section

Chief, radio section

Chief, special systems section

Chief, systems section

Chief, task control section

Chief, telemetering section

Chief, test equipment standards

Chief, trajectory systems section

Designer -

Electronics scientist

Engineer, acrodj-namics --.

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, cartographic

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, communications

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronics

Engineer, flight test

Engineer, general

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, packaging

Engineer, photography

Engineer, power

Engineer, standards

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Librarian __

Mathematician _,

Metallurgist- _ _

Meteorologist

Mycologist

Physicist -

Printing superintendent

Psychologist -.-

Research and development officer..

Research physiologist

Statistical analyst

Statistician _

Technical adviser

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative oflicer --.

Assistant chief, countermeasures

section _ --

Assistant chief, data recording sec-
tion

Assistant chief, telemetering section-
Budget officer

Chemist

Chief, potentiometer unit

Chief, electrical model shop

Chief, design calibration

Chief, field services engineering

section

Chief, tracking radar systems -

Cost accountant -_

Designer _._

Editor--- _ -_

Electronics scientist

Engineer, aeronautical--

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, communications

Engineer, electrical.--

Engineer, electronics-.- -

1953 actual

Engineer, flight test

Engineer, general _

Engineer, materials

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, packaging-

Engineer, photography

Engineer, power- __

Engineer, propeller _

Engineer, safety

Engineer, standards

Entomologist

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Inspector, aircraft

Instrument maker

Mathematician _.

Medical technician

Meteorologist _

Photo technician--- -

Physicist __

Property and supply officer

Psychologist ,

Research analyst

Research and development officer.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 040

7,240
7,240
8,040
113,640
7,240
7.040
7.240
7.040
7.240
7,040

7,240

7,040

7.240

7,040

7.240

7.040

7.240

7.040

7.240

7,040

7.240

14, 080

269, 720

50,280

371, R80

7,040

35.400

14.480

106.800

965, 640

67,620

227, 480

66,720

503,840

7,240

14, 080

142, 800

21, 320

7,240

7,040

14,080

63.660

14.080

71,400

7,040

242. 360

7,640

398, 240

580,280

7,040

7, 040

21,320

7,040

1
1
1

16
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2

38
7

52
1
5
2

16
136

1954 estimate

Num. Total

26 158,840
1 6, 140

5,940
6,140
12,080
78,420
6,140
6,940
6,940

2
13
1
1
1

1

1

2

6

6

58

37

4

4

31

185

6,140

5,940

12,080

35, 840

31,300

351, 920

222, 780

23,960

23,760

188.540

1,118,900

13 78. 420

201,420

36,640

586,180

18, 220

30, 900

161, 760

55,660

5,940

6,140

6,340

23,960

6,940

18,220

120, 800

11,880

71, 480

24,560

295, 060

6,940

349, 120

6,940

331, 300

bei

salary

$7,240

7,240
7,240
8,040
135, 360
7.440
7.240
7,240
7.240
7.240
7,240

7,240

7.240

7,240

7.240

7,240

7.240

7,240

7,240

7.240

7,240

7,240

21.620

241, 3C0

50,880

352, 560

7,240

35.800

14.680

126, 720

951,620

72, 000

216,400

64, 7150

472, 040

14,280

21, 520

146, 000

28,560

7,440

7,240

14, 280

71,400

21,720

100,560

7,240

260,440

7,840

388,160

679. 240

14,280

14.280

14,480

14,280

1956 estimate

26 161,240
1 6, 340

6,140
6,340
5,940
61,000
6,340
6,140
6,140

340
140
140
380
600
260
34 205,960
300
220
960

6,:

42,:
5 31,
59 360,:

34 206,
185

1, 129,
13 79,

34
6

30,

37,

20 130,

13
1
2

1
5
1
3

21

2
16

4
52

1
58

1
54

6,540

30, 300

6,940

18, 420

127, 540

12, 080

96,040

24,960

316, 880

6,140

356, 120

6.140

329,360

Num. Total
ber salary

$7, 440
8,040
136, 160
7,440
7,240
7,440

21.720
241.360

51.280

359,600

7,240

36.200

18
128

11

30
9

66
2
3

20
4
1
1
2

12
3

20
1

36
1

62

82
2
2
2
2

126,720

916,320
79, 240

215,400
64.960

472, 040
14,480
21, 720

145,000
28,960
7,440
7,240
14,480
86,880
21,920

143,000
7,240

260, 440
7,840

374, 080

686,280
14,280
14,280
14,680
14,280

1
10
1
1

6,140
61,000
6,340
6,340

1

7

5

63

35

6

6,340
42, 380
31,900
384, 020
211,900
30, 300

37 224,780
183

1, 121, 820

12 73, 880

34 207, 360

6 37, 040

101 619,940

5 30, 300

,040

,ono

.820
,140

20 130, (
13 80, 1
1 6,
12,
5,
6,
30,

1
1
6
1

2 12,
21 127,

2
21

4
44

1

68 366.
1 6,
64 329,

940
540
300
940
680
640
080
740
160
360
140
120
140
3130

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Research physiologist-,-

Security officer

Storekeeper

Statistical analyst

Statistician --

Supply officer

Technical writer.- --_

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Administrative assistant

Cost accountant

Editor _

Inspector, aircraft

Instrument maker

Psychologist

Statistician

Supply officer.-

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative analyst.

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Budget officer- _

Chemist _- ,

Chief, maintenance instrumenta-
tion section.-

Chief, survey systems section

Contracting officer

Cost accountant ,

Designer -_- _.

Editor -_-

Electronics scientist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, cartographic

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, communications

Engineer, electrical ,

Engineer, electronics-

Engineer, flight test

Engineer, general

Engineer, maintenance

Engineer, materials ,

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, photography

Engineer, power

Engineer, propeller

Engineer, refrigeration

Fiscal accomitant _

Foreman, maintenance -..

Historian --

Elustrator---

Industrial specialist

Inspector, aircraft-.

Instrument maker--

Instrument repairman _

Librarian

Materials analyst

Mathematician

Metiical officer

Metallurgist _

Meteorologist - -_.

Mycologist -.-

Organization and methods examiner.

Photo tecimlcian

Physicist.--

Property officer

Psychologist ---

Research and development officer...

Research physiologist

Secmity officer. . - _ -

Statistical analyst---

Statistician _ _

Supply officer

Technical writer

Technician, electrical -

Technician, laboratory

Technician, land lines _

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

OS-6, Range $3,796 to $4,645..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

1953 actual

Num. Total
ber salary

4 $23,960

IS
1
6
1
4

1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1

7
3
10
26
2

23

1

1

1

2

4

10

65

33

92.100
6.940

36, 040
5,940

24,360

5,500
5.600
5.600
6.875
11,500
11.250
6.250
6,625

35. 796
15, 306
61.226

133. 310
10,370

117,630

6.186

6.060

5.060

10, 370

21, 240

61,600

332, 660

168,865

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430-

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range .$3,435 to $4.035

CPC-3. Range .$2,562 to $3.032

Positions established by Public Law

313:
Director, Armed Services Technical

Information Agency.

Director of research

Director of technical operations

Engineering consultant (applied

mathematics)

Research scientist

Scientific adviser _

Technical director (electronics)

Technical director -

3

1

2

32

240

1

1
86

2

6
101

6
21

S

1

2

2

2
16

9

4
10

1

3

2
16

4

3

8

2

2

8
39

1
16
36

1

16.180

5,810

10, 370

163, 795

5,060

441. 035
10. 245
26. 800

517. 685
26. 550

107, 760
26, 175
6,436
10,246
10. 370
10.120
84,460
50, 665
22, 115
51.600
5.185
15. 806
10. 245
82.835
20.740
15.555
40. 605
10, 245
10,120
40. 730

198, 965
6,060
82. 336

184. 660
5,185

1954 estimate

6,060

5.185

16,680

31, 485

82, 335

20, 740

5.810

244,500

1
1
3

6

16

4

1

50

734

3.139.470
201 813,645
482

1, 749, 120
668

2,231,460
813

2. 476. 470

221 6^1. 310

1 2,500

1 3. 535
7 18, 984

1 14,000
1 14, 000
1 12, 000

12, 000
12, 000
14,000
12,000
13,500

Num. Total
ber salary

5
1
16

1
7
1
4

1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1

$30, 300
6.940

98,040
6.140

42.380
6.140

24,960

5,625
6,625
5, 625
6,000
11,626
11,600
6,250
6,750

36, 045
15.555
62, 095

139, 370
15,680

118, 605

1 5, 310
1 5, 185

2

6

12

61

33

2

5

1

2

27

240

10, 620

31,610

62. 220

313, 660

169, 605

10, 120

26,675

5,810

10,620

139, 996

1955 estimate

Num.
ber

Total
salary

6 $30,300
1 6,140

1

5
1
4

1
1
1
1
2
2
1
1

6
3

12
23
3
26

6,140
30.500

6,140
24,960

5,625
6.625
6.625
6,000
11,625
11.500
6,260
6,760

30, 985
15,680
62, 470

118, 130
15,805

133, 685

83

2

7

101

5

24

1, 231, 900

3 15.305

429. 856

10, 370

37,420

521,185

26, 175

122, 940

46,915

5,560

2

1

16
11

4
10

1

3

2
18

6

4

9

2

2

9
37

1
16
38

1

1

1

2
6
16
7
1
37
639

2, 764. 120
185 763.326
481

1, 766, 210
666

2,265.190
834

2. 655. 900
214 607.780

12 30.080

1 3. 635
6 16, 432

1 14, 000
1 14,000
1 12, 000

10. 495

6.185

86, 085

61, 786

22, 616

52, 350

5,310

16. 180

10. 370

94, 455

31.360

20.990

46. 665

10. 495

10, 370

45.790

189. 345

6,185

82, 836

196.280

6,310

5,060

5.185

5,310

10, 370

31,985

82,835

36, 420

6,810

186,065

12,000
12.000
14,000
12,000
13,500

2

7
12
63
34
2
5
1

10, 870
36, 670
62, 720
273, 180
174. 665
10,245
26,800
6,810

27 139,995
226

1, 155, 600
3 15, 430
83 429,855

6

101

4

2-1

32,360
621, 185

21,115
123,065

47,040
6,685

1

15
11
4

6,310

81, 025
61, 785
22, 740
42,230

4
2

18
7
4
5
2
2
5

36
1

16

37
1
1
2

17

11

1

36

592

21,365
10, 495
94. 465
36,420
21,115
26. 425
10, 620
10,620
25,550
184,285

5.310
82,835
190.220

6,436

6,186
10. 370

5.435
10. 370
32. 610
87, 895
66.660

5,810
181, 695

2, 567, 235
168 697,310
473

1, 739, 930
595

2, 030, 965
819

2.512,450

200 669,780

12 31,040

6 16, 752

14,000
14, 000
12,000

12,000
12,000
14.000
12, 000
13,600

284

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE Continued

Research and Development, Air Force — Continued

DETAIL OF PEKSOXAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Chief, shop section

Engineer, construction

Foreman, shop

Inspector, aircraft

Inspector, aircraft engines

Instrument maker

Instrument repairman _-.

Lithographic-photography foreman.

aiaterials analyst

Ordnance technician

Printing plant foreman

Shops planner

Supervisor, production

Superintendent, aircraft shops

Superintendent, materials repair

shop

Technician, aircraft _.

Technician, electrical.. _ —

Technician, laboratory —

Technician, maintenance..

Wood technologist

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

01 Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 365

107, 759

129, 466

11,024

5,512

31, 741

76, 233

5,408

15, 892

22. 485
5,574
5,490

60, 694

21. 486

2 12, 272
351

2, 032, 906
25 133,370
27, 218
315, 559
104, 869

5
59
19
2,165

9, 391, 347

,990

44, 578, 094
597

3, 038, 340

, 393

41, 539, 754

112,828
160, 563

1, 408. 294
38. 342
12, 494

43, 272, 275

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 656

108, 759

124,892

11,274

5,512
31, 741
76, 683

5,699
15, 892
22,486

5, 845

6, 690
60, 694
21, 486

2 12, 709
377

2, 067, 293

25 134,370

5 27, 358

63 283, 903

19 105,869

,418

10, 460, 961

4
53
19
2,298

,208

45. 768, 923
152

776, 416

8.832

44, 076, 083
26

128, 853

9,056

44, 992, 507

14.3, 000
174, 525

1, 449, 468
46. 500
12. 000

46, 818, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTCEE

Field:
General schedule grades:
G.S-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chemical engineer

Engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Engineer

Technologist-.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Technologist .-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,430--.

G S-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035.

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,.5.52 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field.-- —

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accoimts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

1 $7, 240

1 7, 440

1 6, 340
3 18. 620

2 12. 280
2 12, 480

5.060
10, 495
5,810
5,310
17,445
12, 885
14, 640
17, 656
6.540
3,070

1 3, 935

2 6, 300
2 5,904
1 2, 630

40 181,979

2.8 12,343
0.8 4,602

3. 9 12, 076

40.3

177, 110

$7, 240
7,440

2 12. 880

5 31, 500

2 12, 480

3 19, 020

5, 060
16. 055

5,810
10, 370
80, 895
12, 885
35, 190
42, 660
49. 210
17, 860

1 4,035

2 6, 380

3 8, 856
1 2, 630

92 388,456
5. 6 26, 921
2. 7 12, 074

6 27, 265

376, 726

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 656

108, 759

130. 834

11,274

6,512
31, 741
76, 683

5,899
15,892
22,485

6,045

5, 690
60. 694
21.486

2 12, 709
378

2,070,156
25 134,370
21, 513
285, 889
105, 869

9, 844, 291

130, 000
170, 643

1, 319, 027
46, .500
12. 000

46, 624, 400

1 $7. 440

1 7, 640

1 6. 540
3 18. 820

2 12. 680
1 6. 140

5,185
10. 620
6.810
5.435
17. 695
13. 135
7,070
6.510
6.620
3,160

1 4, 035

2 6, 460
2 5, 904
1 2, 700

34 159,589
2.2 6,901
0.7 4,490

3.4 11,802

34.5

160,000

DETAIL OF PEKRONAL SEEVICBS — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Other positions:
Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,222

1,678

730

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,286

407

2,045

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,300
400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1,000

187, 740

390,464

172, 700

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 $4, 205
1 3, 575
1 2, 950

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

3 10. 730
1 3, 030

Net permanent, field (average num-

2 7, 700

3,414

10, 427

40

Other positions:

$3, 088
4,594

7,682

21,581

ALLOCATION TO LIBRARY OF CONGRESS

Departmental:
Other positions:

$46. 178
24.968

$59, 640

70, 146

69,640

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF THE
BUDnET

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2 $19,600

3 26, 080
2 11,880

2 10, 370

1 3, 535

2 6,830

2 $19,800

1 8,360

2 11,880

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Analytical statistician .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

GS-5 Range $3 410 to $4 160

i 4, 160
1 3, 576

Total permanent, departmental

12 78, 295
3.6 24,954

7 47, 775
4.4 28,978

Net permanent, departmental (av-

8. 4 53, 341

2,117

1,516

206

2. 6 18, 797

1,381
840

Other positions:

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.,-
Payment above basic mtes: Overtime

8

57,180

21, 026

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
STATE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

2 $16,720

2 11,880
1 3,410

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

GS 5 Ranf^e $3 410 to $4 160

5 32, 010
0.5 2,125

Net permanent, departmental (av-

4.5 29,885
115

30,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

285

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects— Continued

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Laundry Service, Naval Academy

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

173
161

162
141

152
141

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,310
OS-3.0
$2, 216

$3, 773
GS-4.4
$2,321

$3,773

DS-i.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2,321

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$360. 926

1.388
11, 190

8,948

$334,260

1.340
10, 800

8.000

$334, 360

Regular pay in e.\cess of 62-weel£
base.- - -

1.340
10.800

Excess of annual leave earned over

8,000

Total personal services

382, 462
5,076

354. 400

5.700

175

150

36.000

50, 094

500

600

364. 600

6.700

50

06 Printing and reproduction

160

41, 853

3,557

159

691

36. 000

09 Equipment

10 000

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

SOO
600

Total accrued expenditures

433,688

447, 619

' 407, 500

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
OS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:
Laundry and dry cleaning plant

superintendent

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Ungraded po.sitions at hourly rates equiv-
aleut lo less than $6,060

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-\veeb base.- -
Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay

Excess of annual leave earned over

leave taken-

01 Personal services,.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $13, 240
169 374, 587

173

12

387, 827
26, 901

360, 926
1,388

11,190
8,948

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 625
4 13, 240

147 341, 135

152 360. 000
10.9 26,740

334. 260
1,310

10, 800
8,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 626
4 13, 240

147 341, 136

152 360, 000
10.8 26,640

334, 360
1,340

10,800
8,000

364, 600

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Army Industrial Fund

Schedule A-1. Acci-ued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

16, 949

33,431
1

24,843

32,974
1

16,014

31, 432

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,077
QS-5.6

.$3, 212

CPC-6.4

$3,370

$4,244
OS-5.9

$3,248

CPC-5.2

$3,676

$4,300
GS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average salary

$3 286

CPC-5 3

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,600

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions

$56,488,646

$92,687,676
6,600

353, 115
2, 326, 310

$118 359 925

6,700
456 631

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli
base _ _

221, 109
1, 854. 123

Payments above basic rates

1, 381, 744

Total personal services

58, 663, 778

95,372,600

120,204,000

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

02 Travel

$192, 837

1,840,742

350,711

891, 165

6,695

16, 132, 241

155, 455, 262

1,861,176

2,233

362, 113

$955, 500

1, 952. 000

614. 000

1,808.000

44.000

36. 339. 000

113.361.783

13. 292. 000

3.000

619, 000

$1,355,000
2, 276. 000

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

2 071 000

06 Printing and reproduction

52.000
34. 043, 000
138 630 000

08 Supplies and materials - ._

15,341,000

5, 000

801,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal-- .-

234,657,943
2,67, 497

263, 360. 783
260. 000

315,420.000
260 000

Obligations incurred __ _

234, 400, 446
-73, 732, 601

263, 100, 783
-10.791,108

315,160,000
7, 634, 047

Add or deduct (-) net change in items

160,667,845

252,309,675

322, 794, 047

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades;

QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Associate technical director, me-
chanical design and development

center - -

Technical director, explosive labo-
ratory- .- -

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer _ ,

Chemist

Comptroller - ,

Electronic scientist ,

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, design and development-.

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, ordnance

Metallurgist -

Physical science officer

Physicist- _ -.

Production specialist

Scientific administrator

Shop superintendent -

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant -

Administrative officer

Attorney adviser

Bacteriologist

Chemist

Comptroller--

Deputy comptroller _.-

Electronic scientist

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, mechanical _

Engineer, ordnance

Medical officer

Pathologist

Persoimel officer

Physical science officer.

Physicist

Shop superintendent

Supply officer _

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant- --

Accountant, business

Administrative officer __-

.\uditor

Bacteriologist

Business analyst

Chemist

Designer, clothes

Electronic scientist

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, civil-,-

Engineer, design and development-
Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial --

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Identification specialist

Mathematician

Me<lical officer

Metallurgist

Meteorologist

Nurse supervisor

Organist and choirmaster..

Personnel officer

Physical science officer

Physicist

Procurement officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 12,200

2 22, 100

3 32. 400

22,350
32,900

1 10, 800
'2 "21,600

2 19, 200
1 9, 800

1 9, 800
1 9, 600

7 67, 200
6 67, 800

6 48, 400
1 9, 600

1 10, 600

19,600

1 8, 960
1 8, 360
5 42,600

2 17, 620
7 69, 320
1 8, 560

2 16. 720
17 143, 120

14 118,440

4 34, 440

4 33, 840

2 17, 120

16, 720

1 9, 160
5 42, 400

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 12. 200

1
1
1
1
2
3
1
2
5
1
6
2
1
3
3

1
4
1
1
3
3
1
6
3
1

11
7
2
6
1
1
1

10
4
4
1

4
2

11
2
1
3

11
1

19
1
2

25
1
8

11

16

21
6
2
1
6
2
7
1
1
1
3
6
7
3

10. 800
11.800
10.800
10. 800
22. 100
32.650
10.800
22, 360
66. 000
10. 800
66. 050
21.600
10. 800
34.400
33. 660

9.600

38. 600
9. 81)0

10. 400
30. 600
29. 200

9.600
68.200
29. 000

9, 800
107. 400
68. 000
19. 600
68.200

9.800
10. 400
10. 600
96. 400

39. 000
39. 800

9,600

34, 440
16. 920
93.960
16. 720

8.760
26. 280
94.760

8.560
159. 440

8.960

16. 920
213. 000

8.360

68. 280
93.760

128. 600
180. 560
61. 300

17. 320
8.360

41.800
16, 920
59. 720
8.760
8.660
8.760
26. 080
51.660

69, 320
25. OSO

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,200

1 12.200

1
1
1
1
2
3
1
2
5
1
6
3
1
3
3

1
4
1
1
3
3
1
6
3
1

12
7
2
6
1
1
1

10
5
4
1

4
2

11
2
1
3

12
1

19
2
2

25
2
8

12

15

21
7
2
1
6
2
7
1
1
1
3
6

10.800
11.800
10.800
10. 800
22. 360
32.900
11.050
22.850
56. 250
10. 800
66. 650
32.400
11,060
34.660
33,900

9,600
38.800
10, 000
10, 600
31. 200
29.400

9.600
68. 200
29. 200

9.800

117.800

68,800

19, 600

58, 800

9.800
10. 600
10,600
96, 400
48.600
40. 000

9,600

34. 840
17. 120
94. 760

16, 720
8.960

26. 480

104. 120

8.760

159, 440

17, 320
17, 120

214. 600

16. 720
68. 280

102. 720
129. 800
180. 960
60.120

17. 620
8.360

60.160
17,120
69,720
8,960
8.660
8.960
26, 280
61.960
6R S.'iO
25,080

286

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENT

AL FUN

rHE ARMY

3d

SERVICES C

DS— Continued

— Continued

ontinued

DETAIL OF PEESONAl

SERVICES — continued

DEPARTMENT OF 1

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Army Industrial Fund — Continu

DETAIL OF PERSONAL

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-ll. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Num-
ber

Total
salary

Num-
ber

1

1
1
3
12
1
1
1
3
9
3
1
1
4
1
4
1

2
7
1
1
1
3
3
2
4
1

13
6
2
1
1
3
2
1
3
1
2
1
3
1
2

10
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1

12
3
7

10
1
1
1
9
9
4
3

44
1
4
1
6
1
8

65
1

25

43

11
3
8
5
7

35
7

24
2

39
6

56

43
4
1
3
1
1
1
8
1
6

26
2
7
9
1
1
1

Total
salary

$6, 140
6,740
6.140

17, 820
73, 480

6,140
6,340
5.940

18, 620
60, 460
18, 220

6, 940

6,140
24,360

6,340
24, 560

6,640

11,250
40. 685
5.500
5.500
5.625
16. 625

16. 875
12, 250
22. 500

5.500
74,500
28,625

11, 500
6,125
6,125

17, 250
11.000

6.600

16. 760
6.875

11,750
6.126

17. 876
6.750

11.000

66. 816
6,760

11,875
6, 7.60
6,625

11,500

12, 376
11,250

6,875

64, 220

15,680

36. 170

63, 726

5,436

6,310

5. 060

48.915

52. 290

23, 240

15.566

234, 140

6.810

20,716

6,185

32, 486

6,310

42, 365

344, 6,60

5, 186

128.125

220. 830

68, 410

1,5,806

41,606

26, 800

37, 646

185, 155

37, 420

123,815

10, 495

201, 840

32, 736

292.416

222. 080

21,616

6.186

16. 305

5.435

6,310

6,310

42, 480

6,060

31, 736

136, 685

10, 245

35,920

46, 715

6,685

6,186

6,310

Num-
ber

1
1
1
3
13
1
1
1
3
9
3
1
1
4
1
4
1

2

7
1
1
1
3
3
2
4
1

13
5
2
1
1
3
2
1
3
1
2
1
3
1
2

10
1
2
1
1
2
2
2
1

13
3

8
11
1
1
1
9
9
4
4
45
1
4
1
6
1
8
65
1

27

43

U

3

8

6

7

35

8

24

2

39

6

55

43

4

1

3

2

1

1

8

1

12
27
2
8
9
2
1
1

Total
salary

$6,140
6,940

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

::;;::;:::::

Poi^ition classifier

1

2

8

1
1

$6, 140

11, 880

49, 120

6,140

6,340

6,340

18, 220

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Num
ber

3

Total
salary

$26,480

Num
ber

4

1
9

1

4
8
1
1
1
2
1
1

19
2
1
1

19
1
3
7

27
1

23
6

13
1

40

23
6
1
1
2
1
6
4
1
2
1
6
1

12
1
9
1
1
2
3
3

1
1

1

8
2
1

23
1
6
3
1
1
1

23
4
7
2

31
2
1
2
3
4

06
6

17
5

33

62

30
2
9
2
4

10
6
1
6
7
2
4
1
6
6

21

Total
salary

$34. 040

8,960

78. 240

8,360

28.560
59. 720

7,440

7.040

7.040
16. 080

7.440

7.040

136. 160

14.480

7.040

8.040
136, 360

7.840

22. 520

50. 680

200, 080

7.240
165, 920
43, 840
96,120

7,240

302, 190

177, 520

36, 600

7,040

7,240
14, 880

7,040
43, 040
28,660

7,640
14, 480

7,640
43. 240

7,040
85, 680

7,240
64, 760

7,040

7.240
14. 480
22. 720
21. 120

7.240
7, 040
7,040

50, 120

12,880

6,940

138, 020

6,940

36, 840

19, 620

6,640

6,940

6,940

144,020

27, 660

41.9,80

12,080

186,140

12,280

6,340

13,080

18, 420

24, 360

399, 040

36, 240

103. 380

31,500

207, 220

386, 680

184, 600

12, 680

59, 460
12. 080
24. 560

60. 200
36, 440

6,940
35, 840
42, 680

13, 080
24,360

6,940
34, 100
36, 040
128, 140

Num
ber

4

1
9

1

4
9
1
1
1
2
1
1

20
2
2
1

19
1
3
7

27
2

23
7

13
1

42

24
6
1
1
2
2
6
4
1
2
1
6
1

13
1
9
1
1
2
3
3

1
1
1

8
2

1

25
1
0
3
1
1
1

23
4
7
2

31
2
1
2
3
4

67
6

17
6

33

64

31
2
9
2
4

10
6
1
6
7
2
4
1
5
6

21

Total
salary

$34. 640
9,160
79, 240
8,360

28. 960

66. 960

7.640

7.240

7.240

16.080

7.640

7,040

145. 200

14. 6S0

14, OSO

8. 040

136. 560

8,040

23.120

60. 680

201, 680

14, 480

166, 120

61,080

96, 920

7,240

318, 070

186, 160

36. 800
7.240
7.440

16. 080
14,280
43, 240
28, 700

7,840
14. 680

7,840
43, 440

7,240
92. 920

7,240
66. 560

7.240

7,240
14.880
22. 920
21,320

7.240
7.240
7,240

51,120

12.880

6.940

163.200

6, 940

37, 040

20. 220

6.740

6.940

6,140

145,420

27, 560

42, 380

12, 280

187, 540
12, 480

6.340
13. 480
18.420

24. 760
408. 980

36,840
104. 580

37, 840
210, 420
400, 160
192, 140

12. fiSO
60. 660
12.480

25. 360
60. 200
36. 640

6.140
36. 040
42. 780
13,480
24,300

6.940
31., 500
36.440
133, 740

Production specialist -

Prodnction control specialist

Pronerty and stocl; control officer..-
Publications writer

80. 420
6.340
6.540
5.940

Production specialist

Salary and wage analyst

18 820

Scientific administrator.-

6
1
1

41,040
5,940
6,740

61 460

Shop superintendent

6

62,160

Statistician

18 620

Puppl V officer - ..

6.940
6,340

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

2

1

14.080
7,240

Supply officer

Apfniinfmit.

1

6,940

24 360

Time, leave, and pajToU supervisor.

6,340

Agronomist ,. , .

3

17,820

24 760

1

7,040

6,740

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:

1
6

6,600
27, 935

Bacteriologist

11 500

Business analyst -

6 6''6

Chemist

14
2

98. 660
14,280

6 625

1
3
1
2

6.626
16. 600

5,626
12, 126

5,750

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

17, 125
12, 500

Electronic scientist- . --

2

14, 280

2

7
21

14. 880
49.280
154,240

6

36, 260

75. 250
28 875

Engineer, design and development..

Engineer, ordnance .- ~. ..

6 250

Engineer, general-- .-

2
10

1
11
19

3

1

15, 480
73, 800

7,040
78, 640
137. 360
22, 120

7,040

Fiscal officer

6 125

Engineer, industrial .-

1

6,626

17, 625
11 125

Engineer, material

Organization and methods examiner.

6,000
11 760

Engineer, structural... -

6,260
18 260

Inspector--- ..-

1

7,240

2
1

11,876
6,625

Mathematician

6 875

Medical ofl5cer . ---

4
2

28,160
14,080

11 125

Metallurgist

6

1
1

28,190
6,626
5,750

67,690

Production control specialist

Organization and methods examiner-

Pathologist _ -

6 875

3

21, 120

Physical science officer

1
2

5,600
12, 125

11 500

Physicist .--

4
1

4

28,160
7.040
28,760

Procurement officer _

11, 500

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

7
3

1
6

37, 670

15, 305

6,810

32,610

1

7,040

70 280

Shop superintendent _

16 056

Statistician

2

15, 080

41 606

Supply officer.- ._ .

59 410

Supply requirements and dLstrihu-

1

1
1

1

3

1

11

7,040

7, 040
7.040

5,940
18, 420

6,940
66, 340

5,660

tion officer

6 435

Surveillance chief __,

5 186

Training instructor ...

7

38, 296

49 290

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

62, 290

Accountant

23 240

1
29

5,060
150,116

20 740

Admin istrative assistant..,

241, 450

Administrative officer

Agronomist.

20 965

Auditor . ...

1

6,940

6 185

Bacteriologist

6
1
3

38

32, 236

6,186

15, 566

202, 906

32 860

Biochemist

6 435

Budget analyst .

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

42 865

Business analyst

1
5

6,940
29, 700

347 825

Chemist

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

139 495

Draftsman -..

6

36,640

1
7
2
2
3
7

6.185
37, 670
10.370
10, 370
16, 680
37, 170

Electronic mechanic.

59 160

Electronic scientist

4

1

23, 760
6,340

Employee utilization officer

42.365

Engineer, architectural

27 300

Engineer, biological

37, 920

Engineer, chemical

3

4

45
2
1

17.820

23. 960

268. 500

11.880

5,940

1
10

6,060
61,100

Engineer, design and development. .

125, 690

Engineer, electrical

10 745

Engineer, electronic ^ . .

33
6

30

29

3

1

169,365
32. 360
155. 550
149,115
16, 065
6,060

204, 965

Engineer, general

33 110

Engineer, industrial... . .

29
22
19

181,260
134, 280
113,860

296, 665

Engineer, mechanical

224 330

Engineer, ordnance

21 865

Engineer, production

Engineer, safety.

6
2

30. 100
11,880

16 680

Engineer, structural

10,620
5 435

Equipment technician-.

1

1
2

5,310
6,310
10, 745

Identification specialist

6,436

Instrument maker

Librarian

5 060

Mathematician „. .

2
2

11,880
11,880

6

31,360

62 470

Metallurgist

141 996

Meteorologist.

1
4
3
1
1

6,060
20, 240
16, 180
6, ,560
5,060

10, 495
41,355

Organization and methods examiner.

1

5,940

Mathematician .

Patent examiner

47, 215

Milil.aiy Lntelligcnce specialist

10,870
6 310

Physical science officer

6
i

29, 700
24,100

Physicist.

5.43';

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

287

DETAIL OF TEESONAL SEEViCES — continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Organization and methodsexaminer.

Pathologist-- --

Personnel officer.--

Photographer

Physical science officer

Physicist

Physiologist -

Placement officer

Position classifier

Price analyst ---

Procurement officer

Production specialist --

Production control specialist

Program progress analyst- -

Property and stock control officer--.

Property and supply assistant

Property and supply officer

Property disposal officer

Publications writer

Purchasing officer-- -

Records analyst

Safety director --.

Salary and wage analyst

Shop superintendent

Statistician

Storage specialist

Storelieeper.-

Superintendent

Supply officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Technologist —

Traffic manager

Training inspector

Transportation officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370-

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Ntun-
ber

Total
salary

8 $44,105

6,060
55, 660
191, 596

36, 920

5,185

85, 710

5,185

27, 675
15,180

10, 495
5,060

27,800
15, 805

5,060
5,810
5,060

5,185
15,180

5,560
25, 925

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965..
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545-.
OS-5. Eange $3,410 to $4,160..
OS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..
QS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

463

2,002,640

179
395

406

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490- -.

CPC-7. Range $3.4.35 to $4.035-

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3, 230-.-

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840 -.

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above:
Foreman, clothing, fabrics, leather,

and textiles

Foreman, condition classifier

Foreman, electrical installation and

maintenance

Foreman, fixed industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation.
Foreman, general (such as glass,
quartz, crystal, plastic, motion-
picture studio work)-.- .-

Foreman, general equipment and

maintenance

Foreman, machine shop

Foreman, metalwork and processing.

Foreman, millwright

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation.
Foreman, packing and processing.,.
Foreman, painters and paper-
hangers -

Foreman, warehouseman

Foreman, woodworking

Inspector, fixed industrial equip-
ment

Inspector, general -.

Inspector, mobile industrial equip-
ment

Maker, tools, dies, and gages

Rates less than $5,060 --

701, 680

1,416,825
6

1, 356, 170
:5

2, 530, 870
>I

1, 669, 730
3 7, 740

10
30

38

122

207

25

69

3

38, 770
45, 625
124,950
140, 230
398, 080
624, 178
60, 150
163,288
8,170

Ungraded positions at hourly, daily,
etc., rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Blacksmith

Carpenter

Communication and electronic

equipment operator —

Electrician

Engineer-- -

Foreman, ammunition--

Foreman, armanent — .

Num- Total
ber salary

15
2
4
2

12

77
1
2
7
2
4

23
2

10. 870
20. 615
10, 620
61.720
400, 495
5,435
10, 620

37, 420
10, 995
20, 490

123,130
10. 620
10, 620
32, 985
15. 430
15, 805
5,185
10, 620
10, 245
16,430
10, 870
20,240

38, 545
31, 860

5,685
5, 185
.5, 810
26, 925

5,310

15, 305

16, 305
31,610

5,810

955, 240

1
200

1,025

4,533,411
324

1, 315, 080
756

2, 779, 650
833

2, 805, 825
1,517

4, 475, 160
921

2, 678, 460
37 93, 220

10
II
36
68
194
251
34
72
54

49, 525
50,900
151,765

219, e-fo

649, 040
780.314
97, 820
209, 074
130, 760

21, 568
35, 879

6,200

8 48, 401

3 IS, 428

. Total
salary

$81, 775
11. 120
20,865
10,870
62, 345

414,865
5, 560
10,870
37, 795
11,120
20, 740

126, 130
10,870
10,870
33. 360
15, 680
16, 180
5, 185
10,745
10, 496

15, ,555
10,995
20,365
39, 170
32, 360

5,685

6,310

6,810

27, 175

5,435
15,430

16, 555
31,985

5,810

Num-
ber

15

2

4

2
12
79

1

2

7

2

4
23

2

2

6

3

3

1

2

2

3

2

4

7

6

1

1

1

5

1
3
3

6

1

200

1,062,265
1,081

4, 825, 223
344

1, 412, 480
780

2, 601, 390
862

2, 936, 850
1,620

4, 542, 320
929

2, 739, 290
37 94, 580

2 10, 650

5, 915
39, 783

108, 330
62, 444

1
1
1,820

10, 666
23,150
26, 827
11,877

28,433
31,977

15, 766

37, 807

5,262

11, 107
5,533

6,491
5,512

, 541, 044

10
11
44
58
202
262
34
72
64

60, 150
51,400
183, 1S5
222, 630
682, 400
821, 028
98, 700
211,954
132, 510

6,283
15, 996

6,945

63.432

6.346

108. 330

145, 609

1
1
1,605

16,948
24, 657

6,400

50, 001

19,028

10, 966
23, 950
27, 827
12, 277

23,534
27,887

16,366
28,283
6,462

11 507
5,733

5,691
5,712

5, 820, 222

1
3

1
11

1

18
25

DET.viL ov PERSONAL SEEVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly, daily,
etc., rates — Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or above— Con.
Foreman, clothing fabrics, leather,

and textiles

Foreman, construction and mainte-
nance

Foreman, electrical Installation and

maintenance -

Foreman, fixed Industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and opera-
tion -

Foreman, general (such as glass,
quartz, crystal, plastic, motion-
picture studio work)

Foreman, general equipment and

maintenance

Foreman, instrument maintenance-
Foreman , labor

Foreman, machine shop

Foreman, metalwork and process-
ing

Foreman, millwright

Foreman, mobile industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation.
Foreman, packing and processing-.
Foreman, painters and paperhang-

ers

Foreman, printing and reproduc-
tion

Foreman, steamfitting, plumbing,

and pipefitting

Foreman, warehouseman --

Foreman, woodworking

Inspector, ammunition and arma-
ment

Inspector, general --

Inspector, machine shop

Inspector, metalwork and process-
ing

Machinist ---

1953 actual 1964 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

35 $201, 966

11 67, 871
4 21, 071

12 65, 250

31 185, 243

8 44, 055

14 86, 861
6 31, 055
6 33, 447

15 87, 901
11 62, 172

14 76, 899

10, 171
30, 139

Num- Total
ber salary

35 $208, 966

15 92, 913

7 41, 257

17 91, 890

57 324,933

54, 810
86, 861
31. 553
288, 066

17 100. 978
21 118, 941

15 82, 243
2 10, 961

Mechanics.— -

Metalworker and processor

Mobile industrial equipment oper-
ator -

Photographer

Plumber

Pressman

Production expediter

Production planner

Shipfltter --

Tool, die, gage maker --.

Wire chief

Equivalent to less than $5,060

5 27, 685

2 12, 189

3 17, 347

9 64, 582

5 28, 787

16 102,629

2 10, 192
6

32, 781

15 96. 501

4 23, 089

2 10,441

33,654
5.595

38, 877
5. 450

15,288

12, 422

41, 124, 259

Total permanent, field..

Deduct:
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

16, 949

69, 693, 750

935

3, 205, 204

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork diBerential

01 Personal services.

15, 671
30, 139

7 38, 293

9 50. 129

4 22, 622

16 94,394

5 28, 787
62 364,190

2 10, 592
178

1, 029, 651

21 131, 196

37 207,149

Num- Total
ber salary

32 $197,897

15 93, 495

7 42, 077

17 91, 890

57 325,803

65, 621
86, 861
42,245
291, 033

16 95, 954
21 119, 341

82, 243
10, 961

15, 771
30, 139

3
2
2
6
4
35
1

16,994
10, 441
10. 421
33, 654
22. 526
204, 340

5,450
47, 338

5,554

1

22,539

78, 809, 124

33, 431 32, 974

124, 360, 345

7 38, 293

9 60, 399

4 22, 822

15 87, 944

7 39, 208

62 364,190

2 10, 992
177

1,023,646

21 131, 196

36 200,646

16,994
10, 441
10. 421
33, 654
22, 526
204. 340

5,450
42, 442

6,654

1

22, 073

77, 684, 911

2,981

10, 628, 971

5,008

21,043,799

16,014

56, 488, 546

221, 109

1, 720, 279
133, 844

58, 663, 778

123, 906, 322

1,543

, 546, 397

24,842

92, 687, 675

5,500
353,115

2, 120, 675
205, 635

9.5, 372, ,500

31,431

118, 359, 925

6,700
455, 631

1, 146, 544
235, 200

120, 204, 000

Army Management Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

5,283
15, 996

.5, 945
63, 432

5,346
108, 330

145, 609

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estunaie

Total number of perm.inent positions

Averagenumber of all employees ---

27, 450
25, 050

14,051
16, 734

9,164
8,519

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3. 949
GS-5.2
$3, 732

$4. 271
GS-6.0
$3. 760

$4. 486

GS-6.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary.—-

$3, 780

01 Personal services:

$93, 772, 711

356. 230
6, 169, 853

$63, 466, 274

241, 125
5, 086, 074

$32, 540. 910

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week

123,328

Payment above basic rates

100, 298. 794
468, 747

68, 793, 473
675, 000

36. 140, 691

02 Travel - -

625.000

288

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Army Managenienl Fund — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS CODtlnUed

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$56, 488, 667

3, 907, 186

2, 304, 207

106, 150

38, 153, 051

3,216,028.966

1, 198, 575, 675

347, 779

$52,335,000

4, 074, 336

2,390,000

173, 500

35,431,500

1, 980, 518, 529

$75,000

4, 080, 500

636, 000

205,000

07 Other contractual services

8, 501, 600

310, 720

220,000

4,616,679,122

2,144,702,058
88,565,058

60, 482, 691

Deduct portion of foregoing subtotal
financed from orders included in prior

37, 094, 691

4,616,679,122

2, 056, 137, 000

13, 388, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Director, Defense telephone service,

Washington

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Deputy director, Defense telephone
service
G S-l 1 . Range "$57940 to "$6,940:

Chief, tralTic division

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Chief, administration division

Assistant chief, traffic division

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,666

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial service;
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Engineer, general

Engineer, ordnance „. __

Production specialist

Shop superintendent

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Chemist

Deputy comptroller

Engineer, chemical.

Engineer, civil-

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment ---

Engineer, design and development-.

Engineer, industrial-

Engineer, mechanical-..

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, structural

Inspector

Organization and metbods exam-
iner

Production specialist

Shop superintendent

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Administrative officer -

Auditor

Budget and fiscal officer..

Business analyst--

Contract specialist- _

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, aeronautical

Engineer, civil -.

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment-

Engineer, design and development.
Engineer, electrical

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10,000

8,360

6,140

5.435
5,185
4,746
14, 115
12, 885
51,080
68.220
620, 260

2,552

1
1
1
3
3
13
20
166

212
7

708, 977
22,379

205 686,698
2,606

34,528
2,638

726, 369

10,800
11, ,550
22. 600
10, 800
23,600

9,600
38,400
9,600
9.600
9.600
9,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

8,560

6,340

5,560

5,310

4,870

14,490

13,260

52, 330

66,845

516, 210

2,632

1
1
1
3
3
13
19
163

208
6

705, 407
20,346

202 685,061
2,603

34,500
2,600

724,664

1 11, 550

1 11,800

1 10, 800

1 11,800

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10, 200

8,560
6,340

1
1

1
3
3
13
18
169

6,685
5,435
4,995
14, 865
13,635
53,580
63, 470
609, 210

2,712

203 698,687
4 13, 768

199 684,919
2,602

34,500
2,500

11,550

9,600
29,000

9,600
19,600
28.800

9.800

9,600

9,600
19,200
30,200

25, 080
42, 000
16.720
8.560
8,560
8,360
16,920
8,360

93,360
25,080

19, 400
9,600
9,600
9,600

57, 600

3 29,200
1 9, 600

19.200
19. 400
9,800

9.800
19. 400
10,200

16,720
60,760

8,560

1
4
1
5
3

10
5
3

8,360
33, 640

8,360
42,000
25, 280

83,600
41,800
25,280

1 11,060
1 11,800

1 9, 800

"i'""'9,'66o

57,600
9,600

39, 000
9,800

9,800
19,400
9,800

9,800
9,800
10,200

16, 920
25,680

50, 660

13 109, 1

12 100,320

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

26.680
33,840

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con

Enghieer, general

Engineer, Industrial —

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance —

Inspector —

Mathematician .-.

Organization andmethods examiner-
Personnel ofTiccr .-

Planning officer

Procurement officer

Production specialist...

Shop superintendent.

Supply officer

Teacher

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Attorney -.-

Attorney adviser

Budget and fiscal officer

Business analyst

Comptroller..-

Contract administrator

Contract specialist

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil..

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management
Engineer, design and development-.

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, production

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Equipment tedinician

Fiscal officer —

Inspector

Liaison officer

Mathematician

Organizations and methods exam-
iner -

Personnel officer

Planning officer

Price analyst

Production specialist

Supply officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Auditor

Ballistician

Budget analyst.

Budget and fiscal officer...

Cataloger

Chemist

Commodity industry analyst

Contract specialist

Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Economist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectual

Engineer, agricultural

Engineer, civil.,

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, design and development

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, material

Engineer, mechanical --

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, production

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Equipment technician

Fiscal officer

Illustrator

Industrial specialist.

Inspector

Metallurgist

Organization and methods exam-
iner -- -.

Personnel officer

Placement officer .--

Position classifier..

Procinemen t olTicer

Production specialist

Property and stock control officer..

Property and supply officer

Publications writer

Safety dii'ector

Salary and wage analyst

Security officer

Shop superintendent

Statistician

Supply officer

195.3 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$42, 800
78, 040
33,840
26,280
25, 080
8,960
25, 280

25.080

25. 480

42,600

8,360

8,360

66,360

7,240
"7,'"646

86, 280
8,040
14, 280
29,960

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

4 $33,640

1 8.560
3 26. 280

2 16,920

58, 320
16, 080
35,600

43, 240

7,440

143. 800

57. 120
7.440

29. 760

7.040
7.440
49. 480

14, 880
21, 620

7,040
28, 760
7,040

8 50, 120

42,780

25,160

6,640

5,940

1
3
1
4
4
1
3
3
1
3
I

2
10
1
1
1
2

5,940
18,220

5,940
23,760
27, 560

5,940
18, 020

17, 820
6,340

18, 820
6,340

11,880
60,000
5,940
6,140
6,940
12, 480

19
14
1
8
1
2
2
1
9
16
1

6
3
1
1
2
6
1
1
1

3
1
2
1
6

118,660
87, 560

6,340
48, 520

6,940
11,880
11.880

6,940
64, 8t»
93,300

5, 940

37, 440

19, 020
6,140
6,140

12,4.'!0

37, 440
6,940
6,940
5,940
5,940

18,620
5,940

11,880
5,910

31,300

$34. 240
16, 920
25,080
26, 480
25, 280
8,960

16, 920

17. 120
8.360

16. 920
25. 680

1

8,360

8 68, 720

1 7, 440

6 35. 800

1 7, 440

1

7,040

92, 920
122,280
21.120
207. 160
14, 280
86, 280
36,000
29,160

28, 760
7,440

120, 880
50, 080
7,440

29, 960
7,010
7,010
7,440

50, 080
7,440
7,240

22, 620

14, 480

7,440

7,240

21, 720

37, 440

6,140

30, 900

19, 220

6,540

6,940
6, 140

18, 420
5.940

24, 160

1 5, 940

2 12,080
10 61,000

19
19

16
2
8
1
1
2
1

13
4

116,060
115.260

95, 640
12, 080
48, 120
6, 140
5,940
12,680
5,940
78,020
24,560

49, 320
12, 480
12, 080
31,300

6,140
18,820
94,700

5,940

4 25. 360
3 19, 220

6,140

30,900

38,040

6,940

5,940

5,940
6.140
6.140

11.880
6.140

38, 440

3 21.320

1 7,440
5 36.800

2 14. 680

1 7. 040

1 7.240

2 15, 280

13

18
3

30
1

14
3
6
1
1

17
S

2 14,680

2 12. 280
1 5,940

1 5. 940

1 6, 140

15 90, 700

22 132. 880

19 115,260

19 113,460

1 6,140

12 72, 480

2
1
1

17
3

2 12,680
1 6, 340
1 6, 140

3 19, 220

27,060
6,140

19,420
12,480

4 24,760
2 13,080

1 6, 140
1 6, 140
3 20,020

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

289

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

11

7
3
1
9
9
1
9

Field— Continued Num-

General schedule grades— Continued ber

OS-ll. Range $6,940 to $6.941)— Con.
Time, leave, and payroll supervisor. 1

Training instructor.. 1

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant 8

Administrative officer 5

Auditor 2

Chemist - 5

Contract specialist 3

Designer, tools, dies, and gages 2

Employee utilization officer 1

Engineer, architectural 3

Engineer, civil 2

Engineer, design and development.. 4

Engineer, Industrial 2

Engineer, material 1

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance... 6

Engineer, safety - 2

Fiscal ofTicer _ 1

Hotel manager.. 2

Inspector 7

Investigator 1

Organization and methods examiner. 1

Personnel officer 11

Physical science officer 1

Position classifier.. 1

Prociuement (jfficer 3

Production specialist

Safety director - 5

Security officer 1

Shop superintendent 1

Storage specialist 3

Supply officer .- 4

Technologist 1

Training instructor 2

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accoimtant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer —

Auditor

Ballistician

Budget analyst.

Cataloger..

Chemist

Construction superintendent . .
Designer, tools, dies, and gages

Draftsman

Educational officer.

Employee utilization officer

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, automotive

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, deslgii and development..

Engineer, electrical —

Engineer, electronic

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Equipment technician

Information and editorial specialist.

Illustrator

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Labor relations officer

Mathematician

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Personnel officer

Physical science officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Production specialist

Property and stock control officer...

Property and supply assistant

Property disposal officer

PuMicat ions writer

Purchasing officer

Realty officer

Safety director

Salary and wage analyst

Security officer

Statistician..

Storage specialist

Supply officer

Tabulating equipment and electri-
cal accounting machine supervisor

Technologist .-

Time, leave, and payroll supervisor.

Traffic manager

Training inspector

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955,...,,.,..

Total
salary

$6, 340
6,540

45,000
29.000
11,626
28,125
16,750
11.125

6,750
17, 250
11,750
22,500
11.125

5.500
60.000
34. 125
11,600

6, 125
11,125
38, 875

5,500

6,750
63,500

5,500

5,600
16,625
45,125
28,875

5,625

6,250
17, 125
22,500

5,500
11,000

16 83, 335

68,035
37, 045
15,305

5,185
45,915
47.040

5,060
48,165

Num- Total
ber salary

$56, 375
23.250
23.000
22,625
17,000

1 5, 875

3 16, 750

4 22, 875

2 11,250

11,125

6,625

22,625

6,250

11,260

39,250

5,625

5,750

57,250

5,500

5.625

11, 125

33,750

29,250

1
2
4

1
2

18
4

10
6
3

6,250
11.250
22,760

5,625
11,125

93. 455
20,990
52.350
31,985
15,430

1955 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

1 5,185
8 41, 230

3 15, 180
3 15, 180
5 25, 925

211,276
25,560

5,185

5,060

26,175

58.035

138,995

27, 175

5,060
30,360
27,425

6.185
58.660
122, 255

6,435
35,920
72, 965

9 46. 540

9 47, 665

2 10. 245

4 21, 740

6
6
3
1

13
20

6
22
6

25, 925
32, 235
15, 555
5,185
68,530
103, 200

25, 300
117, 570
30, 610

68,905
10, 245
6,310
25,650
56,535
120,505
20,990

10, 495
5,810

1

8
5
5
5
2
9

I
3
2
1

5
108

5,810
41, 105
26.550
25.550
26.300
10, 745
47,666

5.060
15.180
10. 245

5.185
26,425
524.835

1,678,620

2
4
8

16
4
2
6
5
1
5

23
1
7

16
1
9
2

10.120
21,115
41,856
83.210
21, 490
10,120
30, 735
27.800

5,310
27, 0.50
123,880

5,560
36,420
83,710

5,560
48,540
10, 370

25, 800

46, 415

90,145

15,930

6,435

5.310

5.810

10,120

10,870

39, 045

10, 370

6 31.860

1 5. 185

10 54. 100

1 5, 185

3 18,430

1 5, 185

$40,465
6.000
17,375
22,875

1 6,000
3 16, 750

2 11,000

11,375

5.625
5.750
22.750
6,250
11,375
16, 875

1 6, 000
3 16, 750

1 5,750

2 11,250
1 5, 625

1 6,250

2 11.500

1
2

16
4
5
3

5,750
11,250

84,085
20,990
25,800
16, 555

36.420
10, 745
10, 370
21,990
5,060

4 20. 865
7 37, 295
3 15,805

16 84.210

20 103,200

8 40,480
22 118,945

9 46,540

10.120
5,310
47,040
72, 965
5,310
10,120
31,110
16,055
5,435
10,620
33,360

7 36, 805

13 68,530

1 5,660

4 20,740
8 41,855
14 74,715

1 5,435

6,810
10,120
10, 870
11,620

5,310

6 32, 110

1 5,310

3 16, 680

1 5.310

3 15, 555

1 5,310

5 26.800

3 16. 430

74 368,255

26 129,745

240

53

1,031,575

220,990

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-t. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC^. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly, daily,
etc., rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Blacksmith

Carpenter

Electrician

Engineer

Foreman, ammunition...

Foreman, armament

Foreman, clothing fabrics, leather,

and textiles

Foreman, electrical installation and

maintenance

Foreman, fixed industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation.
Foreman, general equipment and

maintenance.-

Foreman . labor

Foreman, machine shop

Foreman, metalwork and processing.

Foreman, millwright

Foreman, mobile Industrial equip-
ment, maintenance and operation-
Foreman, optical work ---

Foreman, packing and processing-..
Foreman, painters and paper-
hangers

Foreman, patternmaker...

Foreman, rubber work

Foreman, steamflttlng, plumbing,

and plpeflttmg-

Foreman, submarine cable techni-
cian

Foreman, warehouseman

Foreman, woodworking.

General equipment repairman

Inspector, ammunition and arma-
ment

Inspector, construction and mainte-
nance

Inspector, electrical installation and

main tenance

Inspector, general

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

216 $876, 640
498

1,814,655
605

2, 031, 515
885

2. 728, 190
665

1, 908, 430
35 87. 980

Inspector, general equipment

Inspector, machine shop. -

Inspector, metalwork and process-
ing - --

Inspector, mobile industrial equip-
ment - ---

Machinist

Metalworker and processor. .

Plumber

Production estimator

Production expediter

Production plaxmer..-

Tool, die, gage maker-

Equivalent to less than $5,060..

Local wage rate employees— overseas.

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
accoimt

2
12
24
32
268
170
21
37
40

9.630
52. 050
95. 760
117,720
897. 480
510. 780
59.830
101.944
101,070

2

2
27

9
48
38

10,554

10.421

153. 438

47. 963

260.768

206. 593

5.158

5.158

6 33. 404

6
2

36
9

16

9
6
4

33,321
10, 337
234, 182
55, 993
88,527

51, 242
36, 775
23,878

Num. Total
ber salary

165 $667, 300
386

1, 412, 885
408

1,406,375
548

1,698,840
268

757,000

2
52
99
21,439

78, 310, 494
100

240. 000

27,238

102, 245, 258
2,387

9, 159, 145

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign coimtrles:
United States rates

Local rates..

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

4 22. 069
4 22, 693

1 5. 325

4 22, 838

2 11, 794
14 81.016
14 82. 076
34 191,940

67 308,164

7 41. 391

1 5. 657

7 37, 105

1 6. 429

78 450,506

1 5, 179

3 16, 786
172

1,017,658
53 306.963
5. 436
49, 149
10. 919
308, 151
554, 529

1

1

7

16

17

181

101

14

22

8

4.690
31.425
64.340
61. 695
605. 680
308. 934
39. 060
64.624
19,850

5,271

5.120

111, 606

16, 077

260,768

125. 021

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

72 $301, 590
194

690,540
123

403,635
213

636,270
243

663,210

1 6,158
1 5,158

28, 204

33. 321
10. 337
228,400
38, 209
32.168

51,242
36. 775
12, 917

16. 869

22, 693

5,325

35
6
6

9
6
2

3

4
1

2 12. 230

9 53. 975

10 61.151

21 122. 396

50 268,349

3 16, 931

1

4

1

35

1

5.657

21,568

5.429

205. 803

5,179

1
5
6

13
131

76
9

15
3

4,815
22.375
25.065
47.255
437. 430
229.064
25.790
45.880
7,330

5.271

5. 120

89. 652

16. 077

208. 706

88. 262

28. 204

26. 998
10.337
211.332
38. 209
32. 158

44.296
36, 776
12, 917

16,869

22,693

5,325

12,230

8 47. 012
10 61. 151
15 143,017

1 5, 657
4 21, 568

3 16. 786
25

153.751
26 156,683

24,829

93, 030, 030

35,629

8 49, 149

2 10.919

23 142.688

37 203.651

,448

34, 623, 907
613

1, 471, 200

13,843

52, 740, 299
879

3, 292, 702

3,568

13,333,616

15, 529

58, 968, 903

430

2, 486, 210
573

20,464 [ 1,326.100
353,625 I 238,522

21 129, 241

1 5, 179

1 5, 866
25

163,751
25 149,603

6 36. 120

2 10.919

20 126. 033

34 186,867

6,065

22.159.098
678

1,694,000

,961

34, 226, 357
641

2, 370, 366

7,027

26,714,126

3, 447, 865

678

1, 694, 000
120, 726

290

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Army Management Fund — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEUvicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,900,000

225. 000

7,687

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,843,700

180, 000

971,614

63, 760

Num- Total
ber salary

$2 324 000

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

920, 381
55 072

All personal services, field

99, 572, 425

68,068,809

35, 416, 170

100, 298, 794

68, 793, 473

36, 140, 691

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Naval Working Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Avpragp nnmbpr nf all prnploypp*?

4,039
3,884

3,768
3,623

2,639
2,537

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,320
GS-1.0
$3, 252

$3,362
GS-4.0
$3,267

$3,362

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,270

01 Personal services:

$12, 608, 400

48, 494
1, 903, 243

$11. 762. 000

45, 400
1,811,600

$8, 236, 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1, 243, 100

Total personal services -

14, 560, 137

48, 636, 288

-63,883,750

13, 619, 000
111,341,771

9,511,000
69, 489, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities. ..

Obligations incurred

-687,326

124, 960, 771

79, 000, 000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Property disposal officer

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $30,100
5 23.600
26 111.220
22 86. 240
48 168.430
81 262.935
168 512,880
32 90, 660

3,652

11,876,300

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $24, 560
6 24. 225
25 109. 140
22 87. 490
45 160,200
76 249,460
155 475,995
30 86,020

3,406

11,127,400

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $18,420

4 19, 605
15 65, 465
14 65, 635
31 110.710
65 181 045

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370._ .

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to.?4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

0!'-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665...

GS-3. Range $2,9.50 to .$3,4:i0.

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230--. .

111 342,340
20 67, 480

2,386

7, 802, 200

Ungraded positions at hourly and daily
rate? equivalent to less than $5,000

Total permanent, field... .

4,039

13, 161, 265
155 662,865

3,768

12,344,490
145 582,490

2,639

8, 652, 900
102 416,700

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay. _.

3,138

11,511,290
746

1,097,110
48,494

1,903,243

2,927

10, 738, 180
696

1, 023, 820
45, 400

1, 811, 600

2,050

7, 620, 300
487

715,900
31, 700

1, 243, 100

01 Personal services.

14, 560, 137

13,619,000

9, 511, 000

Navy Industrial Fund

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures hy oVjects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full time equivalent of all other positions
Averagenumber of all employees

69, 210

9

37, 022

69, 787

110

61, 522

65, 104

127

61, 529

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _ .

$4,360
GS-6.1

$3. 510
CPC-5.8

$14, 600

$4,401
GS-6.2

$3,519
CPC-5.8

$14, .500

$1, 433

$4,083

$4, 433

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,523
CPC-5 8

Average grade

Grade established bv act of Aug. 1,
1947 (5 U. S. C. 476): Average salary..

Grades established under Public Law
313: Average salary .

$14,500

$1,433
$4,089

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,912

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$145, 081, 602
37, 044

469, 803
30,500,755

-27,389

$267, 659, 447
376,800

921,641
21, 303, 406

-727, 014

$257, 449, 722
463,468

907, 052
21 325 583

Part time and temporary positions.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

Excess of aimual leave taken over
leave earned

-92 668

Total personal services.

176,051,515

834, 677

40, 017, 233

257. 719

1, 904, 569

341, 109

483, 067, 405

121, 545, 515

10,443,282

1,898

367, 235

279, 534, 279

1, 306, 424

34, 779. 124

463. 376

3, 760, 203

530, 050

405, 068. 470

131, 690, 950

9,892,500

6,060

856,817

280, 053, 167

1,302,263

35, 670, 199

442, 629

02 Travel

05 Rents and utility services . -

3 541 282

496, 338

07 Other contractual services

424 633 650

145, 598, 660

09 Equipment .

9 946 200

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments .

7,055
891 161

Total accrued expenditures

834,832,167

867,876,253

902,482,604

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Attorney-adviser

Government accountant

Organization and methods ex-
aminer

Special adviser

Supervising naval architect-.

GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney-adviser

Budget administrator

Contract negotiator

Government accountant

Personnel officer

Supervising naval architect

Supervisory anah tical statistician.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Supervisory analytical statistician.

Attorney-adviser..

Budget administrator

Emplo^Tnent relations olScer

General engineer

General supply officer

Supervisory accountant

Government accountant

Supervisory auditor

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Supervising naval architect

Supervising training officer

Transportation siiecialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Attonicy-adviser

Electrical engineer

Electronics engineer...

Employee relations officer

General engineer

General supply officer

Government accountant

Marine engineer.. _

Naval architect ._

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Position classifier..

Placement officer

Supervisory analytical statistician.

Safety engineer

Supervising training officer

Transportation specialist

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Analytical statistician.

Attorney-adviser

Budget examiner

Employment relations officer

Engineer cost specialist

Equipment specialist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,300
11. 800

10, 800

11, 050
11,800

10,000
10,600
10,000

10,600
9,800

8,660
17, 320
8,960
8, 960
8,760
9,360

2 17, 920
"3' "'26,' 280

1 8, 560
5 44, 200

3 27, 080

7.440
15. 480
14, 880

7,840

8,040
7,640
14, 680
16,080
14, 480
7,240

7,440
28,960

6,140
12,280
13, 480
6,140
6,940
6,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,300
11, 800

11, 0,50
11,800

19, 200
9,600

10,000
9,600

10, 600
9,800

8,560

8,360
8,960
8,760
9,360
8,360

8,360
8,760
8,360

4 36, 240
1 8, 360
3 27, 080

14, 480
29, 660
14, 880
7,840
7,040
8,040
7,640
14, 880
16, 080
14,680
7,240
14,080
7,040
14,080
14,280
7,040

7 60, 080
1 6, 140

1 6,940

2 12,880

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11, 550
11,800

11,300
11,800

19,200
9,600

10, 200
9,600
10,600
10, 000

8,360
9,160
8,960
9,360
8,360

8,360
8,960
8,360

36, 440
8,360
3 27, 680

14,680

29,960

15,280

8,040

7,040

8,040

7,840

16,080

16,080

14,880

7,440

14,080

7,040

14,080

14,480

7,040

7 60,880
1 6,340

6,940

1 6,940

2 12,880

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

291

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

General supply officer

Government accountant

Supervisory auditor ..-

Information specialist - --

Supervisory publications editor

Maritime specialist

Naval arciiitect

Personnelofficer

Placement officer ---

Position classifier

Procedures examiner

Publications writer __.

Salary and wage administrator

Supervising safety engineer

Supply distribution officer -.

Tabulation project planner

Transportation specialist

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,260:

Supervisory illustrator

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant --.

Auditor -

Attorney-adviser --

Equipment specialist

Fiscal accoimtant —

Employee relations officer

General supply ofEcer

Government accountant

Information specialist

Methods examiner -- ---

Naval architect. - -

Personnel officer

Placement officers

Position classifier

Printing and publications officer.. .

Publications editor

Rate analyst-. -

Salary and wage analyst

Supervisory accountant

Traffic manager

Transportation specialist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370....

Range $4,205 to $4.955

Range $3,795 to $4,546

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range .$3,175 to $3,666

Range $2,950 to $3,4.30

Range $2,7.')0 to $3.2.30

Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $6, 740
3 IS, 420

6,940

6,740
6,140
6,340
6,940
6,340
6,140
6,340
6,940
6,140
6,940
6,740
76, 480

1 6, 810
1 6, 310

7 37, 170
1 6, 810

GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS^.
OS-3.
QS-2.
OS-1.

3 16, 305
3 15,430

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $6, 740

5,940
6,940
6,940
6,740
18, 020

1 6, 140
1 6, 340

1 6, 940
1 6, 740
12 76, 680

6,500

5. 810
5,435
6,060
5,060

31,985
6,810
6.060

16, 680

1 5,310
1 6,810
1 6, 810

1 6, 436

1 5,310
"i'""6,'685'

6,185

31, 9S5

39,710

225, 160

69, 660

221, 170

242, 790

223,030

8,970

2,660

10, 768

Total permanent, departmental...

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Regtilar pay in excess of 62-week base.--

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

aiid holiday pay

409

1, 873. 663
63 252.847

5, 060

Num- Total
her salary

1 $6, 940

6,940
6,940
6,940
6,940
18, 220

1 6, 340
1 6, 540

1 6, 940
1 6, 940

12 78, 880

5,625

6,810
5,660
5,185
6,185

32, 610
5, 810
6,185

17, 056

5,810

10. 120

5.660

6, 060

6.425

5. 060

5.810

10. 120

6.310

47. 915

24.225

194, 100

53, 086

220. 850

248. 310

212, 920

11,960

366

1,620,716
4,672

43, 763

All personal services, departmental.

Pield:
Special categories:
Grades established by act of Aug. 1
1947 (6 U.S. C.476):

Scientist.

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Electronic scientist

Physicist ..-

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chemist...

Electronic .scientist..

Engineer

Physical science administrator

Physicist.

Scientific research administrator

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Chemist

Electronics scientist

Engineer

Government accoimtant

Metallurgist

Naval architect ---

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent attorney

Personnel officer

Physicist

Plant superintendent

Production supervisor..

Psychologist

Research administrator

Supervisory information officer,

technical

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney-adviser

Chemist

1, 669. 041

14, 500

12, 400
24, 600

11, 800
22, 100
10, 800

402

1, 875, 960
45 260,388

5,186

6,810

10, 370

5,686

6,185

6,660

6, 185

6,810

10, 370

6,436

49, 040

24. 850

196,975

64, 210

224, 100

261,030

215. 240

12,280

5 13, 880

1, 616, 662
4,438

1,670.000

1 12, 400

2 24, 600

78, 850

10, 600

128, 600

2S3, 600

137, 800

49, 400

9,800

40. 800

10. 400

10, 400

9, 600

317, 600

1 10, 000

2 20, 600

1 10, 000

6 43, 800

13 113,480

402

1,902,615
46 287,053

1, 616, 662
4,438

60, 000

1, 670. 000

1 14, 600

11, 800
22, 100
21,860
22, 100
89. 900
11, 300

20. 400

138. 200

303, 000

167. 400

49, 600

9. 800

40. 800

10, 600

10. 400

19. 200

376. 200

9.800

10. 400

10,000

40,200

1 10, 000

6 44, 000
18 166,480

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

12. 400
24, 600

11,800
22, 100

21, 860

22, 100
89, 900
11,300

20, 400

138, 200

283,800

157,600

60. 400

9,800

41, 400

10. 600

10, 400

19, 200

386, 000

10,000

10, 600

10, 000

40.200

10, 000

5 46,000
18 166,480

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Cargo control specialist...

Contract specialist

Electronic scientist

Engineer

Government accountant...

Industrial specialist

Information officer, technical

Marine transport specialist

Mathematician

Metallurgist...

Naval architect

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Physicist

Plaiming and estimating supervisor

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Psychologist

Publications and printing officer —

Scientific staff assistant

Technologist--

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Assistant plant superintendent

Attorney-adviser

Budget specialist

Cargo control specialist

Chemist-

Contract specialist

District publications and printing

officer

Electronic scientist

Employee relations officer

Employee training officer

Engineer

1953 actual 1964 estimate 1956 estimate

Num-
ber

3

1

70

54

13

4

1

3

4

6

10

Total
salary

$26, 4,80

8.960

602, 600

466, 440

112,080

34, 440

8,760

25, 880

34.240

44.400

88,800

8,360
44,200
393, 660
26, 080
8,360
9.160
16, 720

3 27,080

Entomologist —

General supply officer

Government accountant

Industrial hygienist-

Industrial specialist .

Information specialist, technical...
Inspector, supervisor, ordnance —

Librarian

Marine transport specialist

Mathematician

Metalhu-gist

Mycologist

Naval architect

Organization and methods exam

iner ---

Oulnancc technician

Patent adviser..

Personnel officer...

Physicist

Placement officer...

Planning and estimating specialist..
Planning and estimating supervisor.

Production specialist

Production superintendent

Production supervisor

Progress supervisor...

Psychologist

Publication editor, technical

Safety program specialist

Scientific staff assistant.

Shop engineering operation special-
ist

Shop Inspector ---

Social science analyst .--

Statistician

Storekeeper..

Technologist — ■

Tool and equipment specialist

Wage and classification officer

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Attorney-adviser

Astronomer

Auditor "- --

Biologist —

Budget specialist

Cargo control specialist

Cargo loading planner

Chemist

Contract specialist

Education specialist

Electronic scientist

Electronic technician — -

Employee relations officer

Engineer.

2
1
6
4
6
42
2

14

104

2

10
130

1
4

20
1
1
2
1
1
5
7

10
1

46

Num- Total
her salary

16, 080
7,440
44.440
28, 960
43, 640
312. 280
15, 280

108, 374

768, 360

14. 880

72, 800

963, 760
7,240

29, 660

145, 800

7.440

7,040

14, 280
8.040
8,040

36, 600

61. 680
74,400

7,040
336,000

22, 920

7,640

29, 560

68,760

476, 000

36.640

8,040

101.960

62. 480
29, 160

15, 680
21,320
14, 680
7,840
36,400

7,040

Engineering aide

Engineering draftsman

Engineering material inspector.

Entomoligist

Equipment specialist --

Firefighter

General science editor

General supply officer

16, 280

62, 880

7,640

7,040

67,660
25, 360

6,940
12, 280

6,740
24, 160
61, 600

51
1
1

105
2
U

277

318, 540
5,940
5.940
646. 800
12.080
69, 340

1,762,780
2 12, 480

31, 300
6.340

20. 220
6,740
6,540

87, 960

$26, 480
9,160
697, 160
666, 240
121, 840

34,840
8,760

42, 600

34, 240

52, 760
112. ,880

16. 720
8.360

44, 600
436, 160

26, 280

Num-
ber

3

1
2

7

6

48

3

4

125

3

7

151

1

1

3

18

1

1

2

1

1

6

9

10

1

33

17, 720

16. 720

104. .500

8,360

27,080

23,520
7,640
7.840

60. 480

36. 200
362. 920

22, 620

31,880

912,800

22. 120

60, 480

1, 126, 640

7,240

22, 120

131. 320

7.640

7,040

14, 280

8.040

8.040

36, 600

66, 360

74, 400

7,040

286, 720

• Total
salary

$27,080
9,160
697, 160
658. 640
123. 640

36, 040
8.760

42, 600

34. 240

62. 760
114. 880

16, 720
8,360

46.200
436, 160

26, 480

1
1
2
7
1
1

11
3
1
2
1
7
8
2

62
3
1

122
7
10

292

30, 160

7,840
42,840
83,240
653, 640
21, 720

8.040
87. 280
63, 280
14,280

7,640
16, 680
21,320
14, 680

7,840
43,440

14, 080

21, 120

7,040

7,440

15, 480

63, 480

7.840

7,040

70, 540

18, 320

6,940

12, 480

6,740

44, 680

47, 120

14, 080

389, 880

20, 020

6.140

751, 780

44,280

63,400

1, 858, 180

2

12, 480

1

6.340

5

31,300

1

6,640

4

27, 460

1

6,940

1

6,540

12

76,280

2

12

1

3

3

1
2
7
5
43
3

4

124

3

7

151

1
3

18
1
1
2
1
1
6
9

10
1

38

17, 920

16, "20

106, too

8,360

27, 080

23. 620
7,640
7,840

60. 4S0

37. 200
363, 280

22, 720

32,680

906, 760
22, 440
61, 680

1, 135, 960

7,440

22,720

133, 720

7,640

7,240

14,280

8,040

8,040

37,600

66,360

74, 400

7,040

291, 120

4
1
6
11
77
3
1
12
7
2
1
2
3
2
1
6

1
1
2
7
1
1

11
3
1
2
1
7
8
2
62
3
1

122
7
10

286

30,360

7.840

43.040

84.240

660,880

22, 120

8.040
88, 880
63.680
14, 6.80

7,840
16, 880
21, 320
14,680

8,040
43,440

14, 480
21,720
7,040
7.440
16. 680
64,480
7.840
7,040

71, 340
18. 720

6,940
12, 680

6,940
44, 980
48. 320
14.480
389, 880
20,420

6,140

751, 780

44,480

64,800

1, 834, 640

2 12, 480

6, 340

32, 300

6,640

27.660

6,940

6,640

77,280

292

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued

DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Navy Industrial Fund — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

General supply supervisor

Glassblower -..

Government accountant

Graphics analyst _

Industrial specialist -

Inspector

Inspector, shipbuilding

Laboratory general mechanic

Librarian

Marine transportation specialist

Material requirements specialist

Mathematician

Metallurgist

Mycologist

Naval architect —

Optometrist _.

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods examiner.

Patent adviser

Personnel officer

Physical science administrator

Physician science aid

Physicist

Placement officer _

Planning and estimating specialist-.
Planning and estimating supervisor -

Printing and publications officer

Procurement officer

Production metallurgist

Production specialist- ,

Production superintendent

Progress supervisor

Property and supply supervisor

Psychologist

Publication editor _ ,

Scientific statT assistant

Security specialist

Ship engineering operation specialist

Statistician

Storekeeper _-

Tanker operation specialist _,,

Technical illustrator.

Technologist _

Ton! and gage designer

Training officer .

Wage and classification specialist..
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;

Administrative officer

Allowance specialist

Budget specialist

Cargo loading plaimer

Contract negotiator

Electronics technician

Employee relations officer..

Engineer

Engineering material inspector

Equipment specialist

Firefighter

Genera] supply officer

Government accountant

Guard supervisor

Industrial specialist

Information and editorial specialist.

Inspector

Instrument maker

Marine transportation specialist

Naval architect-

Ordnance technician

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Personnel oiKcer.

Personnel officer, supervisor

Planning and estimating assistant,.
Plaiming and estimating specialist..

Placement officer

Procurement officer

Production specialist..

Property and supply officer

Publications and printing officer

Qnalificati'^ns rating examiner

Safety engineer

ShipbuUding inspector..

Ship engineering operating special-
ist _.

Ship surveyor and inspector

Statistician...

Storekeeper

Storekeeper, supervisor

Technical illustrator

Tool and equipment specialist

Traffic manager

Training assistant

Training officer

Translator

Transportation specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

Num- Total
ber salary

6
1

33
1
2
7
4
4
2
8
2

10

22

1

100

2

1

14
2
5

$37, 640
.'i.940

204, S20
6,340
11,8R0
45, 7S0
24. 560
25, 160
12. 480
49, 520
13,480
62, 400

137. OSO
6. 940

645, 400
II.&SO
6.940
87. 360
11.880
33, 100

5, 940
51.5,620
24, 360
94,100
106, 180
39, 475

6,140

6,940
12, 480

5,940
13,280

6, 540
31,000

Num- Total
ber salary

4 25, 160
1 5, 940

74, 680
6. 340

12.680
6, 340

ea. 000

6. 940

37, 440

5.940

48, 000
28,500

10
4
5
4
4
2

15
2
8

16
1
1
2
2

57, 750
22. 875
28, 875
2.3,125
23, 250
11.500
91,625
12,375
46, 250
85.375
5.875
5,750
11. 7,50
11,375

10 57, 000
7 39, 875

1 5, 765
8 46, 000

2 12, 250

10
5
2
5
1
1
2
1
2

29

6
S
14
2
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
1

57,625

27,750

11. .'=00

29 000

5.750

6,250

11,060

5.875

11.760

164,600

28, 875
28,500
79, .500
11,500
6,500
6,875
5, 626
23, 2.60
6.000
11,626
6,750
6,875

18 97, 330

5
1

24
1
1
7
4
4
3
8
2

12

23
1

99
2
1

10
4
6
1
1

95
2

14

14
5
1
1
2
1
2
1
6
2
4
1
2

12
1

$31,300

5,940
148, IfiO

6,340

6,140
46,180
24, 560
25, 160
18, 420
49, 520
13, 680
74, 480
143, 420

5,940

643, 660

12,280

6,940
62. 000
23.960
33, 300

6.340

5.940
589. 100
12.080
89. 160
88.160
31. 500

6,140

6,940
12,680

6,140
13,680

6,640
31, 000
12,280
25, 160

5,940
11,880
74,280

6,340

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6,340
63, 600

6,940
24, 960
12,280

42, 260

5. 750

11.000

47. 250
5. 7.50

18,250
17,875
12, 000
11,750
90, 375
12, 500

46. 875
63,750

6.000
5,875
5, 750
11.500

5, 875
68, 250
29,0(10

6, 500

48, 420
23, 600
12, 6on

6.000

47, 375
28, 376
11.750
17. 876

6.876
6. 2.50

16. 935
6,000

12,000
138. 750

11,876

34, 7,50

46,000

11,750

6, 500

5,875

6, 7.50

40, 250

6,125

5,750

6,760

6,000

18 98, 330

1
8
5
2
3
1
1
3
1
2
24

2

6
1
24
1
1
7
4
4

$32, 300

6. 940
152, .560

6,640

6.340
46, 380
25, 360
25,160
IS, 420
51,120
13,680
74, 480
144.020

6.140

639, 980

12.280

6.940
63.000
23, 960
33, 700

6, 340

5,940
601, 180
12, 080
90, 160
89, 760
32. 100

6.140

6,940
12, 8S0

6,140
13, 680

6,740
31.000
12,280
26.160

6,940
12, 280
76, 480

6,540

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

6, 340
64, 200

6.940
25. 360
12. 280

42, 250

6. 875

11,260

48. 250

5. 875

18.625

18. 260

12.260

12,000

92, 875

11,750

47, 600

58, 625

6,125

6,000

5,875

11,625

6, 875

69, 600

29. 025

6. 625

49. 420

24, 000

12, .500

6. OOO

48. 375

28. 125

12,000

18. 125

6.000

6,250

17,310

6,125

12, 2,50

141,625

12, 125
35,500
47,000
12.000
.5, ,500
6,875
6, 875
41,000
6,250
5,875
5,750
6,125

18 99, 205

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9 Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con,

-\llowancc specialist

Analytical statistician

Architect-

.Mtorney-adviser

Auditor

Bacteriologist

Budget analyst

Budget specialist -_.

Cargo control specialist...

Cargo loading planner

Chemist

Claims examiner

Construction inspector

Contract specialist...

Draftsman

Electronic scientist

Electronics technician

Employee relations assistant

Employee relations officer

Engineer —

Engineering aide

Engineering technician

Equipment specialist

Firefighter.

General supply assistant

General supply supervisor

Qeophysicist

Glassblower

Govenimental accountant

Graphics analyst

Guard supervisor

Housing manager

Industrial specialist

Industrial suggestions specialist

Information and editorial specialist-
Inspector.

Instrument maker

Investigator

Laboratory electronic mechanic

Laboratory general mechanic

Librarian

Marine transport specialist

Materials requirements specialist..

Mathematician

Mechanical Inspector

Metallurgist ,

Metals inspector

Methods examiner

Micro-photographer supervisor

Naut icalscientist

Naval architect ,

Optical worker

Ordnance technician

Patent adviser

Personnel assistant

Physical metallurgist

Physical science aide

Physicist

Placement assistant —

Placement officer

Planning and estimating specialist.

Position classifier-

Printing and publications assistant
Printing and publications officer —

Printing specialist

Procurement officer

Production auiilyst

Production specialist

Property and supply supervisor —

Psychologist

Publications editor

Purchasing agent

Qualifications rating examiner

Radio operator

.Safety program specialist.

Shipbuilding inspector —

Shiploading specialist

Ship surveyor and inspector

Special materials contract expediter

Statistical assistant

Statistician

Storekeeper

Supply cat.aloger

Supply officer

Tabulating equipment operator. . .
Tabulating equipment operation

supervisor

Technician —

Technologist

Tool and gage designer..

Tool and gage specialist

Traffic manager

Training assistant

Training instructor -

Training officer

Transportation assistant

Wage and classification specialist..,
GS-8. Range $-1,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955-.
GS-C. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6
4
39

4
2
4
19
155

5
322

$38, 420

6,060

6,060

37,420

6,810

10, 870

42,230

42, 105

31, 735

20,990

208, 965

21, 490

10, 245

21, 490

98, 890

808, 050

47, 040

31, 735

27, 800

1, 702, 196
4 21,240
6,060
170, 485
11,370
10, 870
31,860
5,060
20, 990
178,804
5,185
11, 620
5.435
6,060
11,120
6,060
78, 590

Num- Total
ber salary

21,116
180, 725
140, 620

16, 055
121, 2.55

27, 300

61,345
5, .810

42, 355
5,310

95, 705

5, 185
461, 100

5,435
43, 105
15, 930
64, 345

5,060
25,800
397, 120
26, 550
16, 055
11,120
15,430
28,175
18, 680

6,310
31,860

5,060
38, 670
22,615
20,365
36, 795
10, 995

5,435

2
65
6
1
1
2
9
2
1

11,245
289, 550
31,735
6.060
6,060
10, 745
47,290
11,370
5,310

18 95, 830

3
2
17
8
2
6
2
1
2
1

16,0.55
10. 245
92, 645
42,480
10, 246
32, 360
10, 745

6,060
10, 495

5,185

1,191

5, 339, 235
2
2, 135, 290

11
1
1
5
1
2
6
9

16
1

52
2
2
3

19
175
9
7
6
342

4
1

35
3
2

$69, 410

5,060

6, 185

27, 425

6,810

10, 245

32, 360

47, 790

83, 085

5, 435

277, 245

11,120

10, 495

16, .565

98, 640

911,7,50

47, ,540

37, 545

33, 860

'1,813,396
21,365

5,060
192, 3,50
16,805
11,120
47, 790

4

33

1

2
1
1
2
1

14
4
5

33

30
3

18
5

17
1
8
1

22
1
1

85
1

20,990
178, 132

5.310
10, 870

6,560

5,185
11,245

5,185
79, 216
21,115

26, 675
170, 605
156, 425

16, 180
96. 956

27, 550
87, 645

6,810

42, 730
6,435

119,510
5, 185
6,185

465, 225
5,435

43, 730

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

12
1
8

91
6
3
2
3
5
3
1
6
1
8
4
4
7
2
1
1
6

65
2
1
1
2
7
2
1
2

3

14
17

1

2

1

1

259

1

1,259

6,

518

64, 970

5,185

42, 230

469, 710

32, 985

16,180

11,370

15, 5,55

28,800

16,0.55

5,435

26,300

6,060

44, 480

22,115

20,365

36,920

10, 995

5,560

5,060

25, 675

293, 175

10,715

5,060

6, 060

10, 995

37, 545

11,620

.5, 310

10, 245

43, 730

1.5.680
73. 465
93. 145
42, 605
10, 370
22,115
31,235
5,060
10,620
5,186
5,060

1,297,456
9

6,691,332
8

2, 186, 926

16
1

52
2
2
3

19
175

$60, 660
5,060
6,310
28,050
6,810
10, 496
33,110
48,290
85,085
5,560
277, 746
11,370
10, 745
16, 930
99, 140
911, 750
48, 040
38, 645
33, 236

1,779,915
21,490
6,060
187,415
16, 055
11,370
48,915

20,990
181,882

5,435
10, 996

6,685

5.310
11,370

6.310
77, 840
21,115
27, 300
170, 606
151,365
16,305
99,205
27,800
87, 770

5.810
42.980

5.560
121,010

5,310

5,185
432, 485

5,435
44,730

12
1
8

92
6
3
2
3
5
3
1
5
1
8
4
4
7
2
1
1
5

54
2
1
1
2
7
2
1
2

3
14
16
8
2
4
6
1
2
1
1
256

66,220

6,310

42, 230

476, 380

33,610

16,305

11,620

15,180

29,425

16, 430

5,560

26, 425

5,060

44, 2.30

22,490

20 365

37, 045

10, 245

5,085

6, 185

26,175

292, 2.50

10, 995

5,185

5,060

11,245

38, 420

11,620

6,310

10, 245

44, 730

16, 066

73, 465

86,960

42, 605

10, 370

22, 490

31,985

6,060

10, 745

6,185

5,060

1,287,226

5, 647, 257

5
2, 190, 291

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

293

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBTICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num. Total

Field— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

General schedule grades— Continued

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1,059

1,084

1.081

$3,924,055

$4,080,555

$4,096,020

OS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

1,568

1,676

1,678

5,330.795

5, 748, 796

5. 782, 770

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2,415

2,554

2,558

7, 557, 472

7,910.015

7,935,681

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,320

1 088

1 086

1 086

3,110,080

3,142.005

3,131,015

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

24 64, 320

20 54. 160

20 54, 960

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

8 41,895

8 42, 145

8 42, 395

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

17 SO, 425

17 81,175

17 81.800

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490...

43 184,820

45 193,025

44 187,185

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

77 304.795

80 318,300

78 311.130

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

618

529

528

1. 832. 720

1,862.720

1.861,120

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

60 191,800

69 220.566

69 220,566

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230.

12 34, 600

9 26. 190

9 26. 670

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $2.952

63 172,216

58 160.816

59 165.528

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

39 97, 880

35 89, 280

35 90, 990

Ungraded positions at armual rates:

5,441

7,949

7,584

34, 588, 517

52,597,932

50,581.916

51, 077

48,579

44.304

186, 489, 346

178. 224, 894

161.590.339

68.801

69,385

286, 816, 129

64,702

273, 991, 924

268, 178, 530

Deduct:

Lapses - ...

6,388

8 330

3,657

12, 344, 370

23,997,314

30,772,244

Savings due to use of former pay

scales for part of vear.

6, 699, 769

Salaries shown above paid from other

25. 756

99, 833, 955

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary):

United States and possessions...

36, 455

60,841

60,838

142, 626, 262

255. 236. 255

255, 038, 654

Foreign coiintries:

United States rates

190 819,416

202 793,130

195 781,006

12 15. 208

12 14. 500

12 14. 500

Other positions

117,035

376 800

463 468

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .

839, 027

917. 203

902. 614

Payment above basic rates:

33, 068. 395

18, 586. 705

18,609,883
165, 700

Nightwork differential ..

165.956

166, 700

5. W8, 495

2, 500. 000

2, 500, 000

Deduct:

Salaries shown above paid from other

accounts

8, 889, 931

E-\cess of annual leave taken over

27.389

727.014

92,658

AU personal services, field

174. 382, 474

277, 864. 279

278. 383, 167

01 Personal services

176, 051, 515

279, 534, 279

280, 053, 167

Navy Management Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Ooject classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions.. ..

7,450

1

6,840

6,612

6,322

Average number of all employees

6.280

6,067

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,000
OS-5.6
$4,067

$4,044

GS-5.6
$3,537

$4,102

Average grade ...

GS-5.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,537

01 Personal services:

$27, 339. 306
9.646

103. 948
768,542

$25, 356. 570
1.968

93. 843
647. 819

$24, 855, 119

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

91.993

637.088

Total personal services

28,221.442
933, 421
16.468
1,825.632
117. 261
219. 074
584.573
951. 394
373. 033
627. 173
195, 291

26. 100, 200

1,019,020

5.357

1,908.250

80.000

241. 578

600. 431

373. 335

115. 431

717. 000

199. 398

25, 584, 200

02 Travel

986. 008

03 Transportation of things

3.839

1, 809. 774

05 Renis and utility services .

80.000

237. 630

521,715

08 Supplies and materials

312,217

09 Equipment

113,315

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

717, 000
194,302

OhligRtion': inriirrfd

34. 064, 752

31,360,000

30, 560, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Executive secretary, citizens advi-
sory commission

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Commodity industry analyst

Program analyst

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Commoditv industry analyst

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Commodity industry analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Analytical statistician

Commodity industry analyst

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Staff assistant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses _

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions ,

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Ranfe $9,600 to $10,600:
Inspection administrator

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Contract si>ecialist-.

District publications and printing

ofEcer..

Inspector

Petroleum Inspector

08-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Contract specialist

Comptroller

District publications and printing

officer

Engineer, chemical

Engineer, general

Industrial specialist

Inspector _ __

Metallurgist.

Petroleum inspector

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Administrative officer

Chemist

Contract specialist-

District publications and printing

officer

District publications and printing

officer, assistant.-

Engineer, chemical

Engmeer, electronics

Engineer, general

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Inspector, electronics

Inspector, ordnance

Inspector, petroleum

Metallurgist

Organization and methods examiner.

Property disposal officer.

Research contract administrator

Supervisory personnel

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

.\dministi'ative assistant

Analytical chemist.

Contract specialist

Industrial survey specialist

Inspector...

Inspector, electrical

Inspector, electronics

Inspector, metals

Inspector, petroleum

Organization and methods examiner.

Security specialist

Supervisory personnel officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Analytical chemist

Contract administrator. _

Contract specialist

Electronics engineer

Engineer, general

Industrial specialist

Inspector

Inspector, electrical

Inspector, electronics. ,

Inspector, lumber

Inspector, mechanical.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

I $10, 800

3 28.800
1 9. 800

6 35.600

1

1
1
3

1
1
1
6
12
1

6.140
6. 940
5.940
17,820

6.810
4.330
4.170
21.835
40.340
3,030

41 226, 245
8 64,417

33 171.828

7,520

628

3,292

183.268

2 17, 120

17,120

86.600

9,160

2 14. 280

12 85. 980

1 7,040

68,360
15,280
7,240
114,740
166, 880
8,040
7,640

1 6, 740
1 6,940
16 99, 770

6,540

5,940

19.220

24.360

12,680

143. 130

286, 295

12. OSO

6.540

31,100

6,940

6,140

6,140

6,340

6,250

6,125

83, 125

97, 250

549, 625

18, 250

58,750

24,250

17. 625

36. 250

5.625

6,750

27. 175
16, 430
26, 175

481,690
26, 925
5,560

404,580

1

1
14
17
92

3
10

4

3

6

1

1

5
3

5

90

5

1

76
201

1, 107, 775

5 28,425

37 199, 470

2 11.495

12 67,030

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $28,800

3 25,080

1 5,940
"3""'i7.'826

3 11.796
2 7.590

4 15. 265
10 33, 350

31 159, 920
1 9,600

30 150,320

680"

2,000

152,900

2 17,320

10
1

2
12
2

87,600
9,160

14, 480
86,680
14,080

2
1
16
22
1
1

1
1

16

I5,4S0
7,240
115,840
168, 080
8,040
7,640

6,740

6.940

101, 440

3
4
2
23
45
2
1
5
1

19,420

24, 560

12. 880

145. 430

289. 760

12.280

6,540

31.600

6,140

1 6, 140
1 6, 340

6,260
6,250
84, 000
97, 375
651.085
18. 625
59. 000
24,250
18,000

1
1

6
3
5

90
5
1

76
201

5,750
5,875

27. 300
16,680
26. 300

482. 740
26.050
5,685

405, 060

1, 104. 975
5 29, 050

37 200,095
2 11, 750

12 68, 000

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800

4 28,560

1 6,140

1 4, 705

3 11,375

3 11.105

6 20, 850

22 117,815

'465

2,920

121,200

4 38, 400
2 17, 520

16
1

2
12
3

130,840
9,360

14.680
86,880
21, 320

2
1

16

36

I

1

1
1

16

15. 680
7.440
117.440
265. 440
8,040
7,840

6.040

6.940

102, 040

3
4

2
20
35
2
1
6
1
1
1
1
4

1

1
14
15
76

3
10

4

19.820

25. 160

13. 080

124. 800

225, 360

12. 480

6.740

32.000

6.140

5,940

6,340

6,640

23, 760

6,250
6,260
84, 760
89,750
456, 240
19,000
61.250
25, 250
18, 375

5,875

5
3

8
90

5

1
74
201

1,106,440

5 29,060
37 201.095

2 12. OUO
12 69, 720

27.425
17, 055
41,000

484, 000

27, 175

5,810

402, 190

294

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY— Continued

Navy Management Fund — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntiuued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $27,110

5 26, 795
18 98, 645

1 5, 435
4 21,116

1 5, 436

16 85,960
14 76, 215
629

3, 157, 120
1,669

7,020,465
443

1,686,875
449

1,609,500
733

2,366,335
1,653

5,056,030
675

1. 685. 645

6 1.5.000

2 6. 588

3 8. 602

6 15. 552

7 IS. 060

12 70. 137
1 4, 368

29 164.753
442

1, 729, 267

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $27,175

6 27, 075
18 98, 580

1 5, 560
4 21, 240
1 6,560

Num- Total
ber salary

Tn<?pRrtnr, nrdnanne

5 27 400

18 100, 080

Organization and methods examiner.

16 81 960

1 5, .560

Publications and printing officer,

Security specialist.-

14 76,090
605

3,032,226
1,646

6,969,890
426

1,670,350
414

1,507,035
680

2, 192, 205
1,510

4, 674, 480
528

1, 549. 896

6 15. 480

1 3.614

2 5. 980

3 8, 136

7 18, 410

1 5, 096

18 96.330
675

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956..

2,944,000
1,469

QS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,646

6,607,760
407

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160....

1,646,315
390

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

1,427,400
645

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

2, 128, 600
1,431

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

4,450,410
498

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

1,492,010
5 13,300

1 3,614

2 6, 140

3 8, 376
7 18,900

1 5, 096

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above

Rates less than $5,060. ..

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above...

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

37

129, 301

37

129, 301

7,409

29, 581, 037
602

2, 413, 569

6,681

26, 541, 172
331

1,334,922

6,300

25,780,862
256

Deduct lapses

1,043,568

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net sahary): United States

6,807

27, 167, 478

2.120

103. 320

712.194
53.056

6,250

25, 206, 250

1,968

93,263

593, 934
61,885

6,045

Other positions

24,737,304

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

91,628
5S3, 242

Nightwork differential

50. 926

All personal services, field

28,038,174

26,947.300

26, 463, 000

01 Personal services . .

28,221,442

26,100,200

26,684 200

Navy Stock Fund

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

•3,681
3,512

2,891
2,435

1,980
1,632

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$3, 488
GS-3.8
$3,603

$3,547
GS-3.8
$3,708

$3 547

GS-3.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,720

01 Personal services:

$12. 648. 901

48. 6.50
386. 039

$8. 800, 900

33,700
266, 400

$6, 898, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

22, 600

Payment above basic rates

179. 400

13, 083, 590

9, 100. 000

49. 200. 000

922. 600. 000

7,000,000

6. 100, 000

03 Transportation of things

46. 500. 000

1, 028. 242, 089
7,287.899

792, 700, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

7. 000. 000

Total accrued expenditures-

1, 048, 614, 178

987, 900, 000

851. 300. 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Field:

General schedule grades:

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative office, supervisory..
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, supervisory

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140

1 5, 310

1 4,045

2 7,320
7 24,385

20 65, 240
2 6, 140

30 176,439
39 128,004

2 10,650
3,576

12,825,048

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 340

1 5, 436

1 4, 170

2 7, 570
6 21,210

20 66. 040
2 6. 300

27 158.764
36 118, 152

1 5,326
2,794

10,316,644

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6,340

1 6, 435

GS-^J. Range $3,795 to $4,645

1 4, 170

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 ..

2 7, 570

OS^. Range $3,176 to $3.655...

6 21,210

G.S-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

20 66, 040

CrS-2. Range .$2,750 to .$3,230

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above

2 6, 300
18 106 858

26 85,332

1 6,325
1,902

7,046,020

Ungraded positions at hourly and daily
rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above...
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, field

3,681

13, 258, 721
159

609, 820

2,891

10,715,950
456

1,915,060

1,980

Deduct lapses ..

7,369,600
348

1, 461, 600

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

3,176

12, 133, 141

336 615,760

48, 650

386, 039

2,137

8.341,980

298 458,920

33, 700

265, 400

1,433

6, 591, 640

199 306,460

22,600

179. 400

13,083,690

9,100,000

6,100,000

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE

Air Force Industrial Fund

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

83
69

79
72

82
74

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
-Average salary

$3,962
OS-5.2

$3,992
GS-.5,2

$4,080

Average grade

GS-5. 2

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$260, 872

1,003
4,896

352

$280, 721

1,080
7,033

500

$287, 346

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payments above basic rates

Other payments for personal serv-

1,105
3,521

500

Total personal services..

02 Travel .

267,122
150
100
150
200
2,000

176,231

289, 334
150
100
150
200
25, 000

199,811

292, 472
150

100

150

06 Printing and reproduction

200

07 Other contractual services .

6,000

228,178

Total accrued expenditures.

444, 953

614,745

626, 250

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Priming superintendent

GS-9. Range .$5,000 to $5,810:

Assistant chief, printing plant
GS-S. Range $4,620 to $5.370....
OS 7. Range $4,205 to $4.955....
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160.. .-
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.656....

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 340

5,060
5,245
4,330
7,695
7,310
6,900
6,660

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,340

6,185
5,370
4,455
11,355
7,310
6,060
6,820

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 540

6,310
5,370
4,580
11, 730
7,310
6,220
6,980

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY FUNCTIONS

295

DETAIL OF PEBSOXAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

Num- Total
ber salary

71 $267, 102

Num- Total
ber salary

66 $255,958

Num- Total
ber salary

69 $265,650

83 314. 642
14 53, 770

79 307, 853
7 27, 132

82 318. 690

8 31 344

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) -

69 260,872
1,003

4,895
352

72 280,721
1,080

7,033
500

74 287 346

Reeular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

1, 105
3 521

Nightworii differential . _

500

267, 122

289,334

292, 472

Air Force Management Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OB.TECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estiir ate

253

1

232

244

1
230

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

Average number of ail employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,877
GP-4.9
$3,749

$3,953
GS-4.8
$3,941

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$898, 171
13, 117

3,261
87, 354

$916,507
13,000

3,526
19, 968

Other positions

Regular pay lii excess of S2-week

1,001,903

24, 116

88,300,215

4,000

50

120,790,334

57,000

43,000

47

4,500

953,000
16.800
2.400
6.800

02 Travel

9, 773, 000

220.500

23.100

UK)

4,300

08 Supphes and materials

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

210, 225, 165

11,000,000

DET.AIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Position established by Public Law 313:
Director

General schedule grades:
GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy director, operations _ . _

Deputy director, documentation
research,

Chief, document service center

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief, document service
center

Administrative officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative oflicer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Budget officer

Administrative officer _.

Printing superintendent-

Librarian

GS~11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Security officer..

Editor

Photographer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Security officer

Editor

GS-8. Ranee $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6, Range $3,796 to $4,545.

GS-5. Range $.'i.410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Ungraded positions at hourly rates;
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Lithographic-photography foreman.

Printing plant foreman

Equivalent to less than .$5,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-

l:er, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment. -.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pa>Tnent above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14. 000

1 10, 800

253
21

9.600
9.600

8,360

7.240

14. 080

7.640

7,040

18, 220

2 11. 880
1 6, 540

10. 245
10. 120

20,990
33, 215
47, 630
.52. 585
89,466
201, 086
217, 070
41. 060

1 5. 408

1 5. 574

32 116. 496

986. 742
88.671

232 898, 171

1.3. 117
3.261

87,163
191

1,001,903

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 000

1 10.800
1 11,050

1 9,800

3 25,280

1 7,240

2 14,080
1 7,840
1 7,040

3 18, 820

1 5,940

2 11.880
1 6,540

10, 495
10, 370
5.060
21,490
14.610
35.640
33,360
92, 465
208, 980
177, 955
44,930
27,500

1 6, 699

1 6,846

31 118, 512

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber saltjy

244
14

974. 271
57. 764

230 916. 607

13.000
3,525

19,468
500

953,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY detail of personal services— continued

CEMETERIAL EXPENSES
Cemeterial Expenses, Department of the Army

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all 'Hher positions-
Average number of all employees..

660

39

625

660

34

615

684

39

651

Average salaries and grades:
General sctiedule grades:
Average salary...

Average grade

$4,028
GS-5.6

$3,054

CPC-3.8

$3,049

$4,015
OS-5.5

$3,062

CPC-l.O

$3,337

$4, 018
GS 5 5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .

$3 OQ"*

CPC 4 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,337

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions . ..

$2, 023. 643
101. 134

7.783
30,007

$2, 100, 472
88,400

8,078
15, 226

$2, 205, 668

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates _ .

23 160

2, 162, 567

21, 959

250,657

30,700

,10, 413

304, 252

146,553

1,103,219

78. 216

18. 180

2,212,176
23,000

374. 958
31,100
52,500

296, 300

145,000
1, 796, 142

198, 000
18.491

2,338,611
'>2 500

02 Travel

375, 836
35 50O

04 Communication services ..

07 Other contractual services

308 600

148 (KX)

09 Equipment . .

1, 836, 564
528 600

15 Taxes and assessments -

28 056

Subtotal

4, 106, 716
40, 667

6,147,667
40. 667

6,675.667
40.667

Deduct charges tor quarters and subsist-
ence

Obligations incurred ..

4, 126, 049

5, 107, 000

5 635 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Engineer, general _..

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Engineer, general..

Engineer, landscape

OS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Budget officer

Engineer, general...

Industrial analyst

Planning officer.

Supply officer. -

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Plaiming officer

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

.administrative assistant

Budget officer

Engineer, general

Planning assistant

Procurementofficer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

O.S-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2.7,10 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3.032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1953 actual

Kum- Total

ber salary

1 $9,600

2 16. 720

1 7, 240

4 28,360

1 7, 040

5.940
6.940
32.700
5.940
6,140
6,340

5,810

1

2

1
10

5
29
33
21

1

5,810
10, 870
6.185
44. 425
20.100
109. 265
113,685
67,390
2,990

2,632

124 520.092
7 29, 605

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,800

2 16, 920

7,240

28,760

7,240

33,300

6,340
6,340

5,060
6,060

1

10
5
29
37
20
2

6,310
45, 050
20, 475
112, 765
128.116
6.5, 160
6,900

2,632

124
9

616, 967
32,522

117 490,487 116 484,445 115 484,445

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9. 800

2 16, 920

7,240

28, 760

7,240

33, 300

6,340
6,340

5,500

6,060
5,060

1

10
6
29
37
20
2

6,310
46,060
20,475
112,765
128, 115
65,160
5,900

2.632

124
9

516. 967
32. 522

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Regular pay In excess of 52- week base

Payment above basic rates: Overtime and
holiday pay

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,886

2.077

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,863

2.965

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,863

2 965

All personal services, departmental.

494, 460

489. 273

489, 273

Field:

General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 7, 040

1 7,040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 5.940

2 11,875

1 5.660
7 33. 840

18 79. 666

19 76. 105
49 179. 465
21 70. 995

9 28. 650

1 2.750

2 7.200
1 2. 974
6 18. 980
6 17,072

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Superintendent .

2 11, 875

1 6, 660
9 43, 080

17 74, 860
19 76. 105
62 189. 695
19 64. 235
9 28,560

2 6,500

3 10. 400
1 2. 974
6 18. 980
6 17. 072

1 5. 596

3 17.493

385 1. 275. 004

2 11 875

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant-

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370 .

1 6,560
9 43 080

OS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,965

17 74, 860

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,645 .

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

50 182, 876
21 71, 620

GS-4. Range $:), 175 to $3,665

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

8 25 600

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-

3 8. 730

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3, Range $2,552 to $3.032 -.

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$5,060 and above:

Kquipment foreman

3 10. 400
2 6.428
7 22,210
6 17,072

1 5. 696

General foreman ..

3 17 493

Less than $5,060

393 1,198,205

406 1.345.082

636 1,738.076
67 204.920

536 1,853,018
70 236, 991

560 1.934,420

Dsduct lapses

63 213, 297

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

469 1, 533, 156

39 101. 134
5,897

24, 617
3.413

466 1,616,027

34 88,400
6,215

8.800
3. 401

497 1,721,123
39 101,400

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.—
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for services abroad

6,620

16.000
4,195

1,668.117

1. 722, 903

1,849,338

2, 162, 567

2, 212, 176

2,338,611

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL

General Investigations, Corps of Engineers, Civil

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENCINEERS

SummcTj/ of Personal Set vices
Total number of permanent positions

342

10

336

261

4

268

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,694
GS-6.8
$3,112

$4,729

as-6.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3. 112

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions .

$1,473,002

27, 000

6,598

14,400

$1, 167. 067

12,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

4,443

Payment above basic rates ._

17,500

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule) .

1, 520, 000

1,191,000

297

298

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Con.
General Investigations, Corps of Engineers, Civil — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

C0EP3 OF ENGINEERS— continued
Direct Obligations

$1,505,000

61,900

1,500

100

4,000

224,981

231,000

1,000,000

45,000

250

2,500

$1,176,000

02 TrareL..

45,000

03 Transportation of tilings !

1 000

100

05 Rents and utility services

3,500

07 Other contractual services -

126,650

Services performed by otiier agencies

100, 000

Services performed by "Revolving
fund. Corps of Engineers"

1,000,000

30,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

250

2,. 500

3,076,231

2,485,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

15,000

500

600

600

1,000

7,500

15,000

02 Travel - -

500

500

500

1,000

7,500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other
accounts

25,000

25 000

Total obligations

3,101,231

2,510,000

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

7

7

6

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 040
GS-8.6

$5,394

Average grade

GS-8 8

01 Personal services:

$35, 743
137

$30, 086

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

116

Total personal ser\'ices (see

35,880

17, 393

21

30,202

02 Travel

9,770

28

Total obligations

63, 294

40,000

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOniCAL SrRVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

47
9
61

42

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

8

48

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 578
GS-6.8

$4, 608

Average grade -

GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$204, 100
25,000

900

$181. 500

Other positions

20,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base .-

700

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule)

230.000

15, 000

900

2,100

2,800

1,100

20,773

26,327

11,500

800

202. 200

02 Travel

14, 000

03 Transportation of things

500

1.000

05 Rents and utilitv services

1.600

500

07 Other contractual services , _ .

14. 000

27,900

09 Equipment

11,000

400

Total obligations

311, 300

273,000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

396

19

394

309

12

312

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Summary of Personal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,694
GS-6.8
$3, 112

$4,729

Average grade

GS-6 8

$3,112

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$1, 712. 845
52,000
6,635
14,400

$1 368 643

32 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

5 259

17,600

Total personal service obligations

1,785,880

1,423.402

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

1, 770, 880

94, 293

2,400

2,200

6,800

1,100

245, 764

231,000

1,000.000

71, 327

11,500

250

3,321

1,408,402

68,770

1,500

02 Travel- . _..

03 Transportation of things -

1,100

05 Rents and utility services

5 000

06 Printing and reproduction

600

140, 650

Services performed by other agencies-

100, 000

Services performed by "Revolving
fund. Corps of Engineers"

1, 000, 000

59,900

09 Equipment

11,000

250

16 Taxes and assessments

2,928

Total direct obligations. . .

3, 440, 825

2,800,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

15,000

600

600

600

1,000

7,600

15,000

02 Travel ...

500

04 nnniTTiiinicatinn sprvicM

500

500

06 Printing and reproduction

1.000

7,500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

25,000

25,000

3,465,825

2, 825, 000

Construction, General, Corps of Engineers, Civil

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

CORPS OF ENRINEEU3

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

Average salary

.\verage grade..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary _

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payments above basic mtes

Total personal service obligations
(.see Consolidated schedule)

Dir?ct Obligations

Personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed byotheragencies.

Services performed by "Revolving

fund. Corps of Engineers"

Supi.ilies and materials

Equipment

Lands and structures...

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Taxes and assessments

Subtotal..

1953 actual

1954 estimate

2,307

160

2,234

$4,694
GS-6.8

$3,480

CPC-5.5

$3,112

$8, 446, 897

427, 000

32, 103

873,000

9,778,000

9, 658, 000

241, 500

130, 700

19, 600

174, 500

11,992,000
750, 000

37, 000, 000

1,726,834

996, 000

267,698,747

8,000

35,000

330,439,881

1965 estimate

2,367

160

2,234

$4,729
QS-6.8

$3,510

CPC-5.5

$3,112

$8, 467, 486

427, 000

32,515

873,000

9,800,000

9, 680, 000

205. 000

126,000

25, 000

200, 000

250

13,000.000

750, 000

39,000,000

2,002,300

900, 000

269, 798. 809

7,000

30,000

335, 723, 359

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

299

OBLioATiONS BI OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

C0EP3 OF ENGINEEBS— continued

Dired ObligatiOTU—Coutinuei

Deduct charges for quarters and subslst-

$610,000

$610, 000

Total direct obligations

329,829,881

335, 113, 359

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbunemeTUs
From Other Accounts

120,000

3,000

1,200

3,000

292,800

180,000

120,000

02 Travel . -

3,000

1,200

(iFi T?PTits nnii titilij-.y lervlcpfi

3,000

07 Otber contractual services

292 800

US Supplies and materials

180,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

600,000

600,000

Total obligations

330,429,881

335, 713, 359

ALLOCATION TO BUEEAU OF MINES,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEEIOE

07 other contractual services-.

$82

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF DfDtAN
AFFAIRS, DEFAETMENI OF THE INTERIOR

07 Other contractual services

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF CENSUS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

06 rrlnting and reproduction.

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF RECLAMATION,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions..
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

Average salary

Average grade

$14,S54

$S6

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBUC
ROADS, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

TO T..qnds j\TiH sfnicfnrp.t!

$33

ALLOCATION TO SOIL CONSERVATION SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF AdRICtlLTURB

07 Other contractual services

$5

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE, GENERAL

07 Other contractual services

$1,500

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTEEIOE

19
6
24

17

FuU-tlme equivalent of ail other positions.

5

Average number of all employees

21

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,333
GS-6.1

$4,333

Average grade..

GS-6.1

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$82, 257
14, 410

300
1,940

$72, 340

13,600

Regular pay ki excess of 52-week
base --

270

1,950

Total personal services (see Con-

98,907
6,909

88,160

02 Travel

4,600

03 Transportation of things .

100

250

416, 417

21,693

11,206

3,160,003

1,000

07 Other contractual services.. .

238, 892

08 Supplies and materials... _.

5,400

90,050

10 Lands and structures . .

1, 106, 898

Total obligations

3, TU, 385

1, 535, 000

$6, 175
GS-11.0

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF EECLAMATION,
DEPAETMENT OF THE INTEEIOE— COn.

01 Personal services:

$12, 402
48

Payment above basic rates..

Total personal services fsee Con-
solidated schedule)

12,450
5,000
1,000

21,300

07 Other contractual services

10 Lands and structures

Total obligations

39, 750

ALLOCATION TO FOEEST SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Total number of permanent positions

11

4
15

Average nimiher of nil ernp]nype<;

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,045
GS-6.5

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$41, 669
11,731

160

Other positions .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base ... ,._ . _

Total personal services (see

53,660

460

676

266

1,500

11.250

1,850

12, 559

6,370

90, 000

450

02 Travel

04 Communication services ... - .

05 Rents and utility services

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

178. 829

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

40

7
45

47

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

9

53

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,678
GS-6.8

$4,608
GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$170, 400
19,000

600

$201 300

22,000
700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base -

Total personal services (see
Cnnsnlidatpri schpdnlpl

190,000

10,000

500

800

1,000

500

10,000

49,766

8.000

100

224 000

02 Travel . _ . .

10. 000

500

04 Communication services . .

800

05 Rents and utility services

1 200

600

07 Other contractual services

10 000

47.700

09 Equipment . .

8,000

15 Taxes and assessments

300

Total obhgations

270. 666

303.000

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

2,439

177

2,320

2,431

174

Average number of all employees

2,308

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,694
GS-6.8

$3. 480

CPC-5.5

$3, 112

$4,729

Average grade

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3. 510

Average grade

CPC-6.6

$3. 112

Personal service obligations:

$8, 752, 625

472. 141

33. 163

874, 988

$8. 741, 125

Other positions - .

462,600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

33, 485

Payments above basic rates

874, 960

Total personal service obligations

10, 132, 917

10, 112, 160

300

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued
RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Continued
Construction, General, Corps of Engineers, Civil — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY — continued
Direct Obligations

$10,012,917
258. 869
140, 775
20.915
177, 000
566
12, 450, 108
751,860

37,000.000

1,811.852

1.021.576

270, 970. 083

8.000

35.550

$9, 992. 160

02 Travel

219. 600

125, 600

04 Communication services

26. 800

201. 200

06 Printing and reproduction

750

13, 248, 892

Services performed bv other agencies

750. 000

Services performed bv "Revolving
fund. Corps of Kngineers"

39, 000. 000

2. 055, 400

09 Equipment

998. 050

270, 905, 707

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

7,000

15 Taxes and assessments -

30.300

Subtotal ---

334, 660, 041
610.000

337,561,359

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence -

610.000

Total direct obligations

334, 050, 041

336, 951. 359

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

120, 000

3.000

1,200

3,000

292,800

180.000

120.000

02 Travel _ . ..

3,000

1,200

05 Rents and utilitv services

3,000

07 Other contractual services ..

292, 800

08 Supplies and materials

180,000

reimbursements from other ac-

poiints

600,000

600,000

Total obligations

334,650,041

337, 551, 359

Operation and Maintenance, General, Corps of Engineers, Civil

OBLIQATIONS Bt OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENOINEERS

Summary of Personal Services

i33g

297

4,473

4,024

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

275

4,145

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,694
GS-6.8

$3, 480

CPC-5.5

$3,112

$4,729

Average grade

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3, 510

Average grade

CPC-5.5

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3,112

Personal service obligations:

PermanpTit poi^itinns

$17, 122, 651

862, 000

65,849

1,721,000

$16,038,412

800. 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

61. 588

Payment above basic rates

1, 600, 000

Total personal service obligations

19,771,500

18, 600, 000

Direct Obligations

19, 251, 500

445, 000

450,000

90,000

260,000

11,946,077

2, 000, 000

45, 197, 266

5, 983, 724

82,000

3,000

54,000

17, 980, 000

02 Travel

400,000

400,000

04 Communication services

90,000

260.000

07 Other contractual services-

10, 729. 000

2, 000, 000

Services performed by "Revolving

42, 730, 000

08 Supplies and materials-.

5, 000, 000

100, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities .

3.000

47,000

Total direct obligations

86, 752, 566

79, 729, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

620,000
5,000
2,400

620,000

02 Travel

6,000

03 Transportation of things

2,400

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estunate

19.55 estimate

CORPS OF ENC.INEEE3— continued

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts— CoalmueA

04 Communication services

$4,000
50,000

1,000

335.600

80,000

2,000

$4,000

60,000

1,000

335,600

80,000

2,000

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-
counts

1,000,000

1,000,000

Total obligations ._

86.752,566

80, 729, 000

ALLOCATION TO VISH AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

34
4
36

32

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

2

33

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,578
QS-S.5

$4,608

Average grade .

GS-5.5

01 Personal services:

$146. 057

12,500

540

1,235

$139, 580

5,900

520

Payment above basic rates

1,050

Total personal services (see Con-

160. 332
15.000
12,600
1.150
11.000
460, 910
159,013

147.050

02 Travel . .

7,810

7,700

04 Communication services

1.200

6,000

07 Othei contractual services

766,200

111,970

809,905
6,930

1,046,930

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

6,930

802, 975

1,040,000

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SURVET,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary —

Average grade

01 Peisonal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions .-.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services —

Printmg and reproduction

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment _

Taxes and assessments

Total obligations -

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all ot'ier positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary --

Average grade - —

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary — ---

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary.. .

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions -.

$4, 578
GS-6.8

$331,800
37,000

1,200

370.000

25,000

1,000

2.000

3,000

1,000

30,000

69, 186

35,000

600

626, 686

4,448

317

4,594

$4, 694
GS-6.8

$3,480

CPC-5.6

$3,112

$17, 600. 508
911,500

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

301

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMAKT— continued

Summary 0/ Personal Services — Con.

Personal service obligations— Continued

$67. 689
1, 722, 235

$63, 208

1, 601, 050

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule) - -

20.301,832

18, 961, 350

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

19, 781, 832

485. 000

463.500

93. 150

264. 000

1.000

12. 420. 987

2,000,000

45, 197. 265

6, 201. 923

117, 000

3,000

54,500

18, 441. 350

02 Travel

427. 810

03 Transportation of things . . - .

408. 700

93. 200

258. 000

1.000

11, 515. 200

Services performed bv otiier agencies

2, 000, 000

Services performed by "Revolving
fund. Corps of Engineers'*

42, 730, 000

5, 161, 170

09 Equipment

120, 000

3.000

15 Taxes and assessments

47, 500

Subtotal

87, 089, 157
6,930

81, 206, 930

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence .. -

6,930

Total direct obligations

87. 082, 227

81, 200. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursemenls
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services: Civilian . .

520.000

5.000

2.400

4.000

50.000

1.000

335.600

80.000

2,000

520.000

02 Travel

5,000

03 Transportation of tilings -

2,400

4, 000

05 Rents and utilitv services

50.000

06 Printing and reproduction

l.OOO

335. 600

08 Supplies and materials . -

80.000

2.000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

rniint'?

1, 000. 000

1, 000. 000

Total obligations .. . ._

88,082,227

82, 200, 000

General Expenses, Corps of Engineers, Civil

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENGDJEEES

Summary of Personal Services

1,691

2

1,641

1,506

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

1

• 1,471

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary ..

$4. 694
GS-6.8

$3,480

CPC-5.5

$3,112

$4,729

Average grade

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,510

Average grade

CPC-5.5

$3,112

Personal service obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned
officers

$308. 100

8, 625. 173

28.300

33. 121

52,500

$298, 200

7,916.102

Other positions

15.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc base

30. 398

62.500

Total personal service obligations

9,047,194

8,312,200

Birect Obligations

01 Personal services:
Civilian

8, 659, 094

308, 100
700. 000
18,000
170,000
126, 970
184, 993
291.112
175. 000
160,000

7, 934, 000

Pay and allowances to commis-
sioned officers

298, 200

02 Travel

550, 000

10. 000

04 Communication services -

160. 000

125. 000

175. OOO

07 Other contractual services

264. 250

08 Supplies and materials

150. 000

09 Equipment

125, 000

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENGINEERS— continued
Direct Obligations — Continued

$550
8,268

$550

8,000

10, 802, 087

9,800,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

80,000
2,600
200
700
1,000
6,000
4,600
5,000

80,000

02 Travel .

2,600

03 Transportation of things .

200

700

l.OlM

06 Printing and reproduction

6.000

4,600

6,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

100,000

100,000

Total obligations

10, 902. 087

9, 900, 000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF CENSUS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$1,627

1,030

807

05 Rents and utilitv services

Total obligations .

3,464

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions .

1,691
2

1,641

1,506

1

1,471

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 694
GS-6.8

$3,480

CPC-5.5

$3,112

$), 729

Average grade. _

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,510

Average grade

CPC-5.5

$3,112

Personal service obligations;
Pay and allowances to commissioned

$308, 100

8, 626, SOO

28,300

33,121

52,500

$298, 200

Permanent positions

7,916,102

15,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. .

30, 398

Payment above basic rates

52,500

Total personal service obligations

9, 048, 821

8,312,200

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services;
Civilian

8, 660, 721

308. 100

700,000

18,000

170.000

128.000

185, 800

291,112

175,01X1

160, 000

560

8,268

7, 934, 000

Pay and allowances to commis-
sioned officers .

298, 200

02 Travel

550.000

10.000

04 Communication services .

160,000

125,000

175,000

07 Other contractual services

261. 250

150,000

09 Equipment

125, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

550

8,000

10,805,551

9,800,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services: Civilian

80.000
2,500
200
700
1,000
6,000
4.600
6,000

80,000

02 Travel .

2.600

03 Transportation of things..

200

01 Communication services

700

1.000

06 Printing and reproduction

6.000

4,600

5,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
r^imts

100,000

100,000

10,905,551

9,900,000

270200—54-

-20

302

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued
RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Continued
Flood Control, Mississippi River and Tributaries

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Summary 0/ Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

1,630

171

1,661

1,477

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

168

Average number of all employees

1 609

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4, 694
GS-6.8

$3, 480
CPC-5.6

$7, 600
$3, 112

$4 729

OS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 510

CPC-5 6

Grades established by act of May 15.
1928 (33U. S. C.702h); Average salary.

$7 500

$3, 112

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$5, 430, 187

614.000

20.813

805. 000

$4, 980, 912
472. 000

Regular pav in excess of 52-week base

19 088

738. 000

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)..

6, 770, 000

6. 210, 000

Direct Obligations

6, 760. 000
175.000
300. 000
15, 000
40, 000
891. 653
100, 000

15, 000. 000
6, 000, 000

100, ono

22, 575, 0.59

9.000

30. 000

6, 200, 000

02 Travel

175 000

250, 000

04 Communication services

15 OflO

40. 000

07 Other contractual services

793 000

100, 000

Services performed by "Revolving

14, 000, 000

08 Supplies and materials

6, 000. 000

76. 000

10 Lands and structures

19, 131. 000

9.000

15 Taxes and assessments _.

30 000

Subtotal .

61,995,612
12,5,000

46,818,000
125. 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

51, 870, 612

45, 693, 000

Obligations Payable OiU of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

10, 000

2,000

500

1,000

50

15.000

10,000

61,350

100

10, 000

02 Travel

2,000

600

05 Rents and utility services

1,000

06 Printine and reproduction

60

07 Other contractual services

16, 000

10, 000

10 Lands and siruetures

61, 350

100

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements Irom other ac-
counts

100,000

100 000

Total obligations

61,970,612

45, 793 000

ALLOCATION TO nSH AND WILDLITE
SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

02 Travel...

$96
11
25
24
63

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractu:il services

Total obligations

219

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOr.ICAL SrRVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

1
1

1

Average number of all employees

1

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

$4,678
GS-6.8

$4 608

GS-6.8

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

tions (see Consolidated schedule).—

02 Travel

$6, 200
400
100
100
100
758

$5. 200
300

04 Communication services

100

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contrrictual services

100

08 Supplies and materials....

1,300

Total obligations __. ._

7,658

7,000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS^OntlnUcd

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO COAST AND (lEODETIC SUR-
VEY, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
schedule) .

$570

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

1.631

171

1,662

I 478

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

158

Average number of all employees _ . . .

1,510

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,694
QS-6.8

$3,480
CPC-5.5

$7, 600
$3,112

$4,729
GS-6 8

.'Average gnide . .

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average salary ......

$3 510

Average grade

CPC-6.6

Grades esUiblished by act of May 15.
192S (33 U. S. C. 702h):Average salary.

$7, 500

$3,112

Personal service obligations:

$6, 436, 957

614,000

20,813

805,000

$4,986,112
472. 000

Otlier positions .

19,088

Payment above basic rates _

738 000

Total personal service obligations

6, 776, 770

6, 215, 200

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services: Civilian -

6, 766, 770

175. 496

300, 000

15,111

40,000

125

891,677

100,000

15,000,000

6, 000, 821

100,000

22, 575, 059

9,000

30, 000

6 205 200

02 Travel

175, 300

03 Transportation of things

250 000

04 Communication services ._ . .

15, 100

40,000

06 Printing and reproduction .

793, 100

Services performed by otheragencies

100, 000

Services perforn'ed by "Revolving
fund. Corps of Engineers"..

14.000.000

6,001.300

75. 000

10 f-ands and structures

19,131.000
9,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

30, 000

Subtotal

52, 004, 059
125,000

45,825,000
125,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist
ence

Total direct obligations

61,879,059

45 700,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Otiier Accounts

10, 000

2,000

600

1,000

50

15,000

10, 000

61,350

100

10,000

02 Travel ...

2.000

500

05 Rents and utility services --

1,000

60

07 Other contnictual services ..

15, 000

10, 000

10 Lands and structures .

61, 350

100

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

100,000

100, 000

Total obligations

51,979,069

45, 800, 000

Niagara Remedial Works, Corps of Engineers, Civil

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

CORPS OF ENfilNEERS

Total number of permanent positions .

12
11

12

11

Average salaries and grades:
Genera] schedule grades:
Average salary

$4. 694
GS-6.8

$4,729

Average grade.

GS-6.8

Direct ObUgalims
01 Personal services:

$49. 609

191
300

$49, 609
191

Regular pay In excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates

300

Total personal services (see Con-

60, 000

1,000

600

60O

600,000

60,000

02 Travel

1,000

04 Coinmunlciitlon sor\'Ice3

600

600

07 Other contractual services

1,640.000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

303

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS— coDdnaed

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENGINEEES— continued

JHred OWifa^iorw— Continued

08 Supplies and materials

$1,000
817, 000

$1,000

307, 000

Total direct obligations

1, 600, 000

2, 000, 000

ObUgatims Payable Out 0/ Reimbursements
From Non-Federal Sources

07 f^tlier <*"ptrHct"f^l 'lervlfps

337,600

337,500

Obligations incurred -

1, 837. 500

2, 337, 500

Miscellaneous

Flood Control, General

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

CORPS OF ENGINEERS

Summary 0/ Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Fuli-time equivalent of all other positions

7,789

427

7,269

Average salaries and ^ades:
General schedule grades;

$4,659
GS-6.8

$3,450

CPC-5.5

$3,112

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned

$186,024

30, 183, 655

1,084.513

116.905

1,811,720

13,384

Recular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Other payments for personal services. . ,

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

33, 395, 201

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:
Civilian

$30, 720, 627

186,024
1, 597, 591
1,703,485

359. 327

1, 427, 122

41, 872
8, 285, 447

2, 593, 127
5.800.178
2,635.314

172, 862, 387
131,758
72,724

Pay and allowances to commis-

02 Travel

Servicesperformed by other agencies.
03 Supplies and materials

10 Lands and structures

228, 416, 983
657, 147

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

227, 759, 836

ObligatioTis Payable Out of Reimfmrsements
From Other Accounts

2, 488, 550

183,603

7,928

62, 197
667, 243

84,142
874, 809
666, 762
218, 369
111, 142

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

5,254,745

Obligations incurred

233, 014, 581

ALLOCATION TO BTTREATT OF PUBLIC ROADS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

10 Lands and structures..

$74

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BtTREAU OF STANDARDS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services - -

$1,000

ALLOCATION TO SOIL CONSERVATION SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF AGEICULTCRE

07 Other contractual services

$3,952

ALLOCATION TO BUREATT OF RECLAMATION,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

1

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,680
OS-7.0

01 Personal services:

$4,544
114

Total personal services (see Con-
soUdated sched"le)

4,658

68

7,607

380

117, 786

130,499

ALLOCATION TO FOREST SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Averagenumber of all employees...

16
20
36

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4 045
GS-6.6

01 Personal services:

$60. 301
63,503

232

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see Con-

124, 036

2.366

2,911

777

3,835

337,894

62, 664

34,594

124, 661

7

1,055

02 Travel

6M.700

ALLOCATION TO F13H AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

7
5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,400
GS-7.5

01 Personal services:

$22,379
86

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule)

22, 465

4,593

124

739

376

816

1,424

42

30,584

ALLOCATION TO CEOLOC-ICAL STTRVKV,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

128
25
145

304

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Continued
Miscellaneous — Continued

Flood Control, General — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO OEOLOfilCAL SURVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE IN'TERIOR— COD.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,564
QS-6.8

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$542, 152
60,941

2,144
6,484

Other positions .- _

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base ..

Payment above basic rates.-

Total personal services (see Con-

611, 721

43, 687

1,377

3,648

6,669

2,366

42,940

725

94,828

32, 178

1,334

02 Travel

04 Communication services .. ..

06 Printing and reproduction -

Services performed by other agencies

09 Equipment _.

840, 473

SDMMAR7

Sitmmary of Personal Services

7,941

472

7,466

Full-time equivalent of ail other positions

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
A verage salary

$4, 659
GS-6.8

$3,450

CPC-5.5

$3,112

Average grade..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary _ .. ... _. .

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned

$186,024

30,812,931

1, 209. 067

118.367

1,818,318

13,384

Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

34,158,081

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

31,483,607

186,024
1, 648, 242

1, 707, 773
363,876

1,437,365
44, 682
8,679,656
2,593,852
5, 959, 374

2, 702, 086
173, 104, 908

131,765
75, 155

Pay and allowances to commis-

02 Travel

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction.

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

10 Lands and structures

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments ..

Subtotal

230,118,265
657, 147

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

229,461,118

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Person.il services: Civilian

2, 488, 660

183. 603

7,928

62, 197

667, 243

84, 142

874, 809

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Commmiication services

05 Rents and utility services ...

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

666, 762

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY — continued

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Acco«7i(s— Continued

09 Equipment-.

$218,369
111,142

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

5, 254, 746

Obligations incurred

234,715,863

Flood Control, General, Emergencies

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

631
94
610

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 659
GS-6.8

$3,450
CPC-5.5

$3,112

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary _

Ungraded positions: .'Vvei^ge salary

01 Personal services:

$2, 203. 218
276. 068

8,461
196, 999

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule) -

2, 684. 746

168. 908

56, 926

30, 645

986. 424

397

21. 209. 014

4. 336. 787

263,396

467

9,729

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things -

06 Rents and utility services -

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities.. .

Total obligations

29,746,428

Flood Control, Mississippi River and Tributaries

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

4,229

667

4,328

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$4,659
GS-6.8

$3,450
CPC-6.6

$7,500
$3,112

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade

Grades established bv act of May 15,
1928 (33 U. S. C. 702h): Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned

$77, 035

13,467,257

1,698,263

61,714

2,381,141

Permanent positions., . . . ..

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations

17, 576, 400

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

17, 220, 639

77, 036
646, 125

Pay and allowances to commis-

02 Travel

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

305

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS^CODtiDUed

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Bired ObligatioTis—Contmned

$177, 181

122, 420

64,243

1, 628, 206

2.414

13,238,065

746, 194

26, 294, 953

25,018

69,680

SUMMARY— continued

Direct ObUgatims

01 Personal services;

Civilian

$17, 227, 742

77.035

546, 832

177, 181

122. 596

64.243

104

1,628.386

2.414

13.239.314

746. 194

26, 294, 963

25.018

69. 686

Services performed by other agencies.

Pay and allowances to commis-

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Comnumication services -

05 Rents and utilitv services -

60, 212, 162
415,070

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Services performed by other agencies.

59,797,092

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Ohligatmis Payable Out of ReimbuTsements
From Other Accoutits

277, 726

11,008

6,486

610

18.922

2,128

166, 347

222, 764

722, 345

173, 706

60, 221, 698
415,070

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

Total direct obligations

69. 806. 628

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services: Civilian

277, 726

11.008

5. 486

510

18, 922

2.128

156.347

222. 764

722. .345

173. 706

02 Travel --

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1,590,942

04 Communication services...

06 Printing and reproduction

61,388,034

08 Supplies and materials

$211
25
54
52
137

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

1. 690. 942

04 Communication services

61.397.670

Flood Control on Tributaries of Mississippi River, Emergencies

Obligations incurred

479

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

2
2

ALLOCATION TO TEOLOniCAL STTRVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

13
4
16

Average salaries and grades:

$4,664
OS-6.8

General schedule grades:

Average salaries and grades:
Genera! schedule grades:

— —

$4,659
OS-6.8

$3,460

CPC-5.6

$3,112

01 Personal services:

$7,076
27

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
Dase

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

7,103
496
161
60
129
1,122
6

Total personal services (see

Consolidated schedule)

02 Travel

$15, 183
12,183

174
6,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

08 Supplies and materials

Payments above basic rates

Total personal services (see

16 Taxes and assessments

63, 640

7,844

734

586

11, 565

22

9,057

(12 Trivel

4,231

667

4,330

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

325, 663

42,386

8,055

212

09 Equipment - --

Average salaries and grades:

$4,659

as-6.8

$3,460
CPC-6.5

$7, 600

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

General schedule grades:

460,497

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Flood Control, Sacramento River, Calijornia

Grades establislied by act of May 15,
1928 (33 U. S. C. 702h): Average salary-
Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal services obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

$77, 035

13,474,333

1, 698. 253

51.741

2,381,141

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

61
60

Other positions,

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base...
Payments above basic rates

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

1

(see Consolidated schedule)

17, 582, 503

$4,659
GS-6.8

Average grade

306

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Continued

Miscellaneous — Continued

Flood Control, Sacramento River, California — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS— COD

inued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,450

CPC-5.5

$3,112

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$213,724
821

Regular pay in excess of "52-week

Total personal services (see

214, 545

5,041

23, 028

722

295, 600

8,550

27, 735

422, 002

05 Rents and utility services - _

07 OtllT C^^^raft'i^l sPf'vir'PS

997, 223

Maintenance and Improvement of Existing River and Harhor Works

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Obiect dassiflcation

1953 actual

CORPS or ENGINEERS

Summary of Personal Sertkes

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time eiuivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade -

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned

officers..

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total person.ll service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule).

15,191

593

14, 489

$4, 659
OS-6.8

$3, 450

CPC-5.5

$3, 112

$530, 970

68, 313, 073

1, 758, 378

223. 923

4, 324, 299

65, 160, 643

Direct Obligations

Pensonal services:

CiviHan

Pay and allowances to commiS'

sinned officers

Travel

Transport:itinn of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Otlier contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment-

Lands and structures

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services: Civilian..

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility ser\ices.,.

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services..

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

57, 336, 547

530, 970

1,666,095

478, 366

554, 686

366, 185

466, 286

11,316,442

1.331,436

10, 084, 284

3, 652. 037

139,114,137

14, 105

145,144

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

227, 064, 620
1,104,940

225. 949. 680

7,283,126

393. 636

26, 391

207, 224

919,710

211,0,57

4, 400, 489

1,823,222

1, 136, 063

OBLiQATiONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

CORPS OF ENniNEERS— continued

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Otlier Accounts — Continued

$520, 573
7,344

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

16, 927, 736

Obli^tions incurred

242,877,416

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

44

15
64

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 333
GS-6.7

Average grade

01 Personal services: _

$184. 168
39, 124

670
3.086

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-

227. 038

12. 394

11,129

2.339

2,126

144

356, 560

101. 127

127. 8.58

1, 782. 274

1.217

15 Taxes and assessments

2, 624, 195
1.931

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence - --

2, 622. 264

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees.,.

36
2

35

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,564
GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

$150. 943
6, 1S8

696
1,361

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-

159, 088
11, 695

137
1,144

833

710
10, 115

196
16. 220
14,541

258

Services performed by other agencies.

15 Taxes and assessments

215, 036

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF THE CENSUS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

12
12

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,870
OS-8.5

01 Personal services:

$56,496
217

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base .

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule)

66,712

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

307

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO HUEEAU OF THE CEN81I3,
DEPARTMENT OP COMMERCE— COH.

05 Rents and utility services .. -_ .

$9,120

2,023

23

16 Taxes and assessments .

Obligations incurred

67,878

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGHICULTURE, GENERAL

$133

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

16,282

610

14,690

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

Average salaries and grades:
General sciiedule grades:

$4,659
GS-6.8

$3,450

CPC-5.5

$3,112

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Pay and allowances to commissioned

$530. 970

68.704,669

1, 803. 690

225.406

4, 328, 746

Permanent positions - --

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

65,693,481

Direct Oblisationa

01 Personal services:

Civilian --.

67,779,385

530.970

1,690,184

489,632

658, 069

378, 263

468, 163

11,682,107

1,331,631

10, 201, 764

3, 794, 636

140,896,411

14, 105

146,642

Pay and allowances to commis-
sioned officers

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services -

06 Printing and reproduction - ..

07 Other contractual services -

09 Equipment

13 Refunds awards, and Indemnities.- -

229,961,862
1,106,871

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations-

228. 854, 991

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

7,283,126

393, 536

26,391

207, 224

919, 710

211,057

4,400,489

1, 823, 222

1,135,063

620, 573

7,344

02 Travel _ -

04 Communication services

07 Other contractual services- -

09 Equipment - --

15 Taxes and assessments --

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

16,927,736

Obligations incurred .

245,782,726

Niagara Redevelopment Remedial Works Investigation, Corps of

Engineers

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

11

9

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,669
GS-6.8

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions -

$40,323

165
362

Regular pay in excess of 62-weel£
base -

Payment above basic rates- -

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

40,830

669

3,704

2,784

02 Travel-

07 Ottier contractual services --

Obligations Incurred

47,987

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from Rivers and harbors and flood control

appropriations

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Engineer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney-adviser...

Engineer.. _

Geologist _

Legal counsel

Organization and methods examiner.
Personnel officer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer..

Attorney. _-.

Attorney-adviser

Cliief, classification and wage ad-
ministration.—

Engineer

Economist

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist .

Legal counsel

Organization and methods examiner.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Attorney-adviser

Biologist...

Budget analyst

Cost accountant

Engineer ---

Geologist.

Information and editorial specialist.

Investigator

Motion picture producer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Realty officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Attorney

Attorney-adviser.

Auditor, fiscal

Budget analyst...

Cost accountant

Engineer..

Information and editorial specialist-
Librarian

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant - .-

Administrative officer

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst

Cost accountant.

Engineer

Labor relations officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Position classifier.

Statistical officer -

Suppiv officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Printing and publications assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Auditor

Engineer

Personnel assistant

Placement officer

Position classifier

Printing and publications assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7 Range $4,205 to $4.955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4, ,546.

GS -5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

OS^. Range $3,175 to $3,B55

GS-3, Range $2,950 to $3,4.30.. .-

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 ,-

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $24,400

1 10.800

8 90. 650

1 10. 800

1 11,800

10,800

48,800
9,600

9,600

19 189,200

9.160
8.660
25.280
8,560

46 400,960
1 8,760

3
1
1

T
1

34
1
1

8,360
8.760

9.360
8.360

21,320
7.840
7. 240

15, 480
7,040
7,840
247,760
8.040
7,040

2 14. 080
1 7. 040

2
2
2
1
14
1

1
1
1
1

13. 080
13, 280
11,880

5.940
85. 760

6,940

6.340
6,340
6.940
6,940

6,000

1 6. 060
6 31,610

21, 990
6,935

10, 495
6,186

3

15
18
58
38
28
11

14, 985
59, 950
76. 560
219,155
130, 050
88, 120
33,012

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $24,400

1 11.0.50

16 168. 250

1 11,050

1 11,800

1 11,050

1 9,000

6 48. 800

1 9,000

1
19
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
3
1
1
1
47

9,600
188, COO

9,600

9.6()0
10. 400
10. 400

9,600

8,360
8.660
26. 460
8,760
8.360
8,360
410, 620

1 8,360
1 8,660
1 8,960

8, 360
8,360

22, 320
8.040
7.240

14. 680
7,040

36 255,200

1
2
2
1
1
12
1

1
1

7,040

1 7, 040
1 7, 040

5,940
13. 280
13,680

6,940

5,940
74, 280

6,940

6.340
6.340

6

1

3

1

2

1

1

5

16

24

61

42

21

26, 425

6,060

17, 055

6, 935

10, 746

5,310

6.435

25.226

72,6,55

100. 830

194. 785

146. 030

67,790

18,740

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $24,800

1
16

19

11.050
168, 7.50
11,300
11.800
10.800
11,300

9,600

49.800

9,800

9,800
189. 600
9,600
9,600
10,400
10,400

8,360
8,760
26.880
8.760
8.360
8,360
405, 160

8,360
8,660
8,960

8,360
8,560

22, 720
8,040
7,440

14. 680
7,010

251, 360

7,240

7,240
7,240

5.940
19. 420
13, 680
6,140
6,140
69, 640

6,640
6.640

6,340

6,626
6,625

21,490
6,185

17, 305
5,935

10,995
6,436

25,860
78, 610
94, 615
180, 360
147, 765
68,990
18,90g

308

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY^Continued

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Continued

Miscellaneous — Continued

Consolidated schednle of personal services paid from Rivers and harbors and Qood con Irol
appropriations — Continued

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Eaiige $2,"S0 to $3,230

CPC-3. Rani>e $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental fav-
crage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excels of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay -.-

Total personal services, depart-
mental (civilian)

Pay and allowances to commissioned
officers, departmental

All personal services, departmental.

Deduct portion of salaries shown above

paid from "Hospital and domiciliary

facilities. Veterans Administration"

(transfer to Department of the Army).

II Personal services, departmental

Salaries and wages in the foregoing

schedule are distributed as follows:

"Maintenance and improvement of

existing river and harbor works":

Civilian

Military _.

"Flood control, general";

Civilian

Military

"Flood control, Mississippi River and
tributaries":

Civilian

Military.- _

"General expenses, Corps of Engi-
neers, civil":

Civilian _

Military

Total of foregoing schedule..

Field:
Members, Mississippi River Commis-
sion:

Civilian

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Economist

Engineer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative ofBcer _

Attorney

Economist

Engineer

Realtv ofEcer. _ .

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative olticer

Appraiser

Attorney,

Attorney-adviser

Auditor

Biologist

Economist

Engineer

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 310
3 8, 776
1 2,630

3(34

2, 166, 353
44 307,538

1,858,815

Fiscal officer

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist.

Personnel officer ,..

Procurement administrative officer.

Re;tUy officer

Statistical officer

Supply officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer __

-\pp(aiser.

Architect

Architect, landscape

Attorney.

Attorney-adviser

-\uditor

Biologist

Budget officer

Chemist-

Comptroller -.- -

Contract specialist

7,138
6,866

1, 872, 819
99, 131

1,971,950

727,687
39. 652

909,611
49, 566

181, 920
9,913

1,918,349

1 11,800
24 274, 700

20.200

9,600

20,400

867, 600

41,600

44,200
17,520
35, 840
71,080
8,560
8,360
8 69, 480
272

2, 372, 240
4 35, 640
8 68,880
9,360
34. 240
8,560
77,640
8.360
8,660

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $3,310

4 11,668

367

2, 275, 758
11 72,519

356

2, 203, 239

28,300
8,461

10, 300

2, 250, 300
110.000

2, 360, 300

2, 203, 300
110,000

2, 313, 300

1 11,800
24 276, 200

2 20. 400

1 9. 800

2 20, 600
83 856.200

4 41, 800

2
14
8
2
2
3
20
1
1
1
1
9
1

16,480

107. 160

.69,120

14, 680

14,880

22.920

150, 000

7,240

7,240

7,440

7,240

66,960

7,040

6
2
4
8
1
1
8
242
2,
4
8
1
4
1
9
1
1

2
14

8
2
2
3
20
1
1
1
1
9
1

44, 400
17.720
36, 040
71, 480
8,560
8,560
69, 880

, 139, 640
35, 840
69, 280

9,360
34, 440

S. 560
78. 040

8, 560

8,560

15,680

107, 960

69, 620

14,880

15,080

23,120

151,000

7.240

7.440

7,440

7,440

67,360

7,240

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,310
4 11,728

357

2, 255, 843
10 74, 220

347

2, 181, 623

15, 000
8.377

10,000

2, 215, 000
110, 000

2, 325, 000

2, 325. 000

2, 215. 000
110.000

1 11., son

24 277, 700

2

1

2

83

4

6
2
4
8
1
1

20. 600

9,800

20, 800

864, 600

42,000

44, 600
17, 920
36, 240
71,880
8,760
8,560
70, 280

"2, 057, 520

4
8
I
4
I
9
1
1

2
14
8
2
2
3
20
1
1
1
1

36. 040
69. 680

9. 3r.o
34. 640

8. 760
78. 440

S. 560

8,760

16, 880

108, 760

.59, 920

16,080

16.280

23. 220

152, 000

7,440

7.440

7,640

7,440

67,760

7,240

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Contract termination adviser

Cost accountant

Engineer

Fiscal officer

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist..

Labor relations officer _.-

Legal counsel

Lithographer

Meteorologist

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Property and supply officer

Realty officer

Reservoir manager.

Safety officer

Statistical officer

Superintendent

Town manager

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant..

Administrative officer

Airplane pilot

Appraiser

Architect-.

Architect, landscape

Attorney

Attorney-adviser

Auditor..

Biologist __

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Cartographer.

Chemist.

Conservationist

Cost accountant

Economist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer

Equipment specialist

Fiscal officer

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist.

Illustrator..

Inspector

Labor relations officer — _

Legal counsel —

Librarian.-

Lithographer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnelofficer

Physicist

Position classifier

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement specialist

Property and supply officer

Realty officer

Reservoir manager

Statistical officer

Superintendent

Supply officer

Transportation rate analyst

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

.\ccountant -

Adjudicator

-\dministrative assistant —

.\lipraiser

Architect, landscape-- —

Attorney-adviser

Auditor

Auditor, fiscal ._

Budget analyst

Cartographer

Contract specialist

Cost accountant

Editor

Employee utilization officer

Engineer

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist.

Inspector- -

Labor relations officer-.

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Photographer

Position classifier

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement specialist

Property and supply assistant-'

Realty olficer

Reservoir manager -

Superintendent _

Supply officer-

Traffic manager

Transportation rate analyst

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Num- Total
ber salary

1

$7, 040

1

7,040

655

4,866.580

7

52. 080

11

80.840

1

7.040

1

7,840

1

7,640

1

7,440

3

22, 120

4

30, IfiO

10

73,600

2

14, 480

1

7.240

1

7,440

1

7,040

15

109, 600

1

7.240

1

7,240

1

7,040

22

163, 480

1

8.040

12

11

1

43

11

11

1

31

9

3

3

2

9

4

1

3

5

1

1
2
1
12
20
2
5
5
1
1

26
5
3

60
6
1

20
1

23
9
1
5

16
2
1
1
I

12
1
6

92
3
4
fi
1
4
6
1

14
2
5

19
1

12
1
I
1

10
47

77, 280

71, 740

6.140

274. 620

69, 310
09. 940

6,140
197, 510
68. 860
18, 220
20,420
12,880
69.660
24.560
6.540
18, 620
32. 300
25,560

, 820, 660
6,340

63, 320
119.460

69,060
6.340

49. 120
6.510
5,940

12, 8.S0
6,340

76. 680
128. 800

12. 480

32.600

32. 700
6.640
6.140

44, 980
168, 440

31,100

19,220
380, 000

39, 640
6,740

120, 500

5,760

IM. 875

53. 260

6, 125

.30, 375

87, 875

12, 260

5,750

5.875

5.625

71.600

6.750

29.126

536. 250

16. 625

23, 000

34, 125

5,875

23,000

36, 125

5,875

84, 125

12, 375

30, 626

12.126

36. 750

114,000

5.626

70, 625
5,750
6,500
6,250

54, 475
267, 510

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,040
1 7, 240
621

4, 675, 020
7 52, 480
II 81,440
7,240
7,840
7,840
7,440
22, 220
30. 260
74.200
14. 680
7.440
7,440
7.240
110. 400
7.440
7.240
7.240
16i, 480
8 010

1
1
1
1

3
4

10
2
1
1
1

15
1
1
1

22
1

12

11

1

43

11

11

1

31

9

3

3

2

9

4

1

3

6

4

1,016

6

1

8

19

9

1

8

1

1

2

1

12

20

2

5

6

1

1

7

26

5

3

00

6

1

20
1

23
9
1
6

16
2
1
1
1

12
1
6

89
3
4
6
1
4
6
1

14
2
6
2
6

19
1

12
1
1
1

77. 880

72, 310

6. 140

276. 820

69, 940

70, 540
6.310

199. 140
59.260
18, 420
20, 620
13, 080
60,060
24,760
6.510

18. 820
32,500
26,760

, 469, 440
6. 510

53, 720
120, 460

69.460
6,310

49, 520
6,740
5.940

13.080
6. 540

76.280
129. 800

12, 680

32.900

32.900
6.740
6,140

45, 330
169, 640

31,300

19, 420
383,000

40, 040
6,940

121.126

6,760

136, 626

63,500

6,250

30,500

88, 375

12,375

5,875

6.000

5.750

71, 875
6, 876

29,260

629, 750

16.750

23.125

34. 875

6,000

23,125

36, 376

6,000

84,625

12. .500

30, 750

12, 250

36. 500

114,625

6,750

71, 000

5,875

6,500

6,250

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240
1 7, 240
507

4, 326, 260

10 54, 850
47 269,010

7
11

1

1

1

1

3

4
10

2

1

I

1
15

1

1

1
22

1

12

11

1

40

11

11

1

29

9

3

3

2

9

4

1

3

5

4

960

i

1

8

19

9

1

8

1

1

2

1

12

20

2

5

5

1

1

7

26

6

3

55

6

1

52.880

82,040

7,240

8,040

7,840

7,640

22, 420

30,460

74,800

14,880

7,440

7, 640

7,240

111,200

7,440

7,440

7,240

165, 480

8,010

78. 480

72. 940

6,310

269. 200

70, 540

71, 140
6,340

187, 800
69,660
18, 620
20,820
13, 280
60,460
24,960
6,740
19,020
32, 700
26.960

6, 196, 800
6,540

54, 120
121, 460

69,860
6,540

49, 920
6.740
6.140

13,280
6, 540

76, 880
130, 800

12,880

33,300

33, 100
6,740
6,340

45, 780
170, 840

31,600

19,620
353,600

40, 440
6,940

121,750

6,876

136, 376

53,750

6,250

30, 625

88, 876

12,500

6,000

6,125

5,875

72, 250

6,000

29, 375
,528. 876

16.875
23.250

35, 625
6, 125

23,250

36, 625
6,125

85, 125
12, 626

30, 875
12,375
37,250

115,250
6,875
71,376
6,000
6,500
6,260

10 65, 225
43 238,220

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

309

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule prades—Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5.810— Con.

A gronomist

Airplane pilot

Appraiser..

Architect

Architect, landscape,.

Attorney

Attorney-adviser __.

Auditor

Auditor, fiscal

Biologist

Budget analyst

Budget officer _.

Cartographer. _

Chemist

C ontract admin istrator

Contract specialist

Cost accountant

Draftsman _ _

Economist

Employee utilization officer

Engineer

Entomologist

Equipment specialist.

Fiscal officer

Forester

Geologist

Information and editorial specialist.

Illustrator

Inspector.

Labor relations officer _

Librarian... _ _

Meteorologist

Organization and methods examiner.

Park ranger

Personnel assistant.

Photographer

Physicist

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement administrative officer.
Procurement and supply supervisor.

Procurement exped i tor

Procurement specialist

Property and supply officer...

Realty assistant

Reservoir manager

Safety officer

Statistical assistant

Superintendent-.

Supply assistant

Town manager

Training officer

Transportation rate analvst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430....

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315.

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $:i,740 to $4,490

CPC'/. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rate-s:

Rates of $5,060 and above:

Blacksmith

Chief engineer

Diver

Drill operator.

Electrician

Engineer

First mate

Foreman, automotive equipments.
Foreman, automotive equipment,

inspector

Foreman, construction maintenance.

Foreman, general mechanic

Foreman, machinist

Foreman, maintenance equipment,.

Foreman, modelmaker

Foreman , painter

Foreman, patternmaker

Foreman, press operator__

Foreman, sheet metal worker

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1
2
34
7
1
107
2
2

1

6
3
2

4

13

3

7

3

6

14

26

6

1

8

90

6

1

2

1

396

]

1,948

i

1,355

t

1,769'
f

1,757
(

1,729

$11, 370
6,060
86, 335
37. 670
63.720
60, 040
109, 075
99, 265
6,185
16, 806
10, 995
10, 620
141,686
15, 680
5,185
16. 180
60, 260
93, 896
16, 306
42, 606

, 869, 000
10, 370
32, 736

5,686

10, 870

184, 790

36, 795

5,436
676, 820
10, 248
10, 995
15, 806
37, 920

5,185
33, 485
16, 930
10, 370
21,490
69,505
16,555
39, 170
16, 430
30, 985
77, 465
142, 560
32, 860

6,060

43, 230

494, 776

27, 925

6,560
11,120

5,060

, 975, 325
, 909, 590
, 650, 350
, 643, 785
, 041, 680
, 446, 740

2,521,365
98 261,480

108 538,470

67 312,800
166 696,600
516

1,977,480
523

1, 870, 865
1,125

3, 647, 288
697

2, 139, 790
164 480,292

68 180,430

10
67
3
10
72
132

58, 045
476, 739

17, 263

55. 525
460, 307
771, 908
395, 337

28,286

6,470
231, 326
82,259
67, 416
156. 695
10, 982
26, 686
10, 857
12, 935
24, 377

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2
6
1
2

34
7
1
103
2
2
3
7
1
6
3
2
4

13
3
7
3
6

14

26
6
1

6
1
2
1
400

1,948
c

1,355'

1,759

(

1, 757

$11,496
5.185
85.835
37. 920
64.095
60,290

109, 700
99, 890
5,310
15, 930
11, 120
10, 746

142. 660

15, 806
5,310

16,305
60, 635
94, 395

16, 430
42, 855

, 549, 175
10, 495

32, 985
6,810

10, 995

185, 905

37,015

6,560

668, 456

10, 370

11,120

15, 930

37, 870

6,310

33, 735
17, 055
10, 495
21,615
70, 030
15, 680
39, 420
16,555
31,235
77, 965

143, 435

33,110

5,185

43, 480

500, 465

28,050

6,686

11,246

5,186

, 018, 556

, 153, 090

, 819, 725

, 863, 660

, 182, 240

i, 584, 060

2, 556, 085
98 266,400

108 545, 220

67 317,050
165 706,976
516

2, 003, 280
623

1,891,825
1,125

3, 692, 328
697

2, 167, 710
164 486,852

68 182, 810

10
67

3
10
72
132
67

5

1
39
14
11
28
2
5
2
2
4

58.045
476, 739

17, 263

65, 625
450, 307
771, 908
395, 337

28,286

5,470
231,325
82, 269
67, 416
156, 595
10, 982
26, 686
10, 857
12, 935
24, 377

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

20

19
1
3
2
2

26
3
1
3

11

17
3
8
1,170
t
2
6
1
2

34
7
1

96
2

85

5

1

2

1

400

2,

1,880

8,
1,326

6,
1,700
6,

$11, 620
6,310
86, 335
38,170
64,470
60,640

110.325

100, 515
5, 435
16, 056
11,246
10, 870

143, 436

15, 930
5,435

16, 430
61,010
94,895

16, 555
43, 106

, 605, 200

10, 620

33,235

5,810

11,120

187, 030

37, 295
5,686

542, 410
10, 496
11,245
16, 065

38, 120
5,435

33, 986
17, 180
10,620
21, 740
70, 655
15, 805
39, 670
16,680
31,485
78. 465
144, 310
33,360

5,310
43, 730
472, 600
28,176

5.810
11, 370

6,310

],675
1,650'

858

844, 900

856, 626

858, 876

988,126

395, 100

1, 625, 525
273, 240

108 558,720

67 325,426
165 727,600
616

2, 064, 880
523

1, 933, 665
1,125

3, 782, 328
697

2, 223. 470
164 499,972

68 187, 570

3
10

72

132

67

6

1
39
14
11
28
2
6
2
2
4

58, 045
476, 739

17,263

65, 525
4,50, 307
771,908
395, 337

28,286

5,470
231, 325
82, 259
67,416
156, 595
10, 982
26, 686
10, 857
12, 935
24, 377

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates — Con.
Rates of $5,060 and above— Con.
Foreman, welder, acetylene and
electric

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $17,076
11 57, 151
34 187, 230

5 28, 279

20 104,641

119 822,150

11 58, 625

5 37, 191

1 5, 678

6 38, 135
8 43, 440

33 207,723

2 11. 280
8 45, 121
2 11, 190

4 22, 704
6 36, 557
6 37, 981

5 26, 874
8,980

28,906,620

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $17,076
11 67, 151
34 187,230

5 28, 279
20 104, 641
119 822,150
11 58, 625

5 37, 191

1 5, 678

6 38, 135
8 43, 440

33 207,723

2 11,280
8 45, 121
2 11. 190

4 22, 704
6 36, 557
6 37, 981

5 26, 874
8,816

28,379,000

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $17, 076

11 57, 151

34 187, 230

Litho pressman (offset)

5 28, 279

20 104, 641

Master

119 822, 160

11 68, 625

5 37, 191

Metal relay technician

1 5, 678

6 38, 136

8 43, 440

Pilot

33 207, 723

2 11,280

Plumber

8 46, 121

2 11, 190

4 22, 704

Superintendent

6 36, 657

6 37, 981

Welder . ' .

5 26, 874

Rates less than $5 060

8,443

27,178,000

Total permanent, field

27, 954

113, 964, 543
2,829

9,380,873

27, 678

113, 611, 693
1,823

8,339,036

26, 693

111, 261, 673
1,863

9,041,262

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

25, 125

104, 583, 670

4, 221, 662
46, 296
461, 537
401, 604

8,247,318

420,066

122, 270

17,878

694, 898

13,384

26, 755

105, 172, 657

4, 228, 500

50, 000

462,000

403, 537

8, 769, 600

425, 000

125,000

16, 000

1, 133, 600

60,000

24, 830

Other positions:
Temporary employment

102, 220, 411
4, 112, 500

60,000

Intermittent emplojinent

412, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-we6k base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

392, 489
8, 465, 200

405. 000

Living quarters allowance

125. 000

Additional pay for services abroad

Pay and allowances to commissioned
ofHcers, field

15,000
1, 123, 700

Other pajTuents for personal services:
Casual worlcers

60,000

All personal services, field

119, 230, 572

702, 270

210,393

124, 030
66, 712

120, 834, 894

263,000

63, 000

53, 560

1,627

570

295, 119

796, 200

12, 460

117,361,300

Deduct:

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from "Hospital and domiciliary facili-
ties, Veterans Administration" (trans-
fer to Department of Army), civilian.

Portion of salaries sho\\'n above paid
from "Consolidated working
fund. Army, Engineers, civil (trust
fund)"

76, 600

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from —
"Forest Service, Department of Agri-
culture"" Civilian

"Bureau of the Census, Department

"Coast and Geodetic Survey, Depart-

"Fish and Wildlife Service, Depart-
ment of the Interior": Civilian

"Geological Survey, Department of

249, 503

777, 912

4,668

265. 412
745, 700

"Bureau of Reclamation, Depart-

01 Personal services, field

119,530,730

121, 678, 420

118, 295, 812

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations:
"Maintenance and improvement
of existing river and harbor
^vorks";
Civilian

57,051,698
491,318

30,673,896
136,468

2, 684, 746

17,045,822
67, 122

63, 640
214, 645

40,830
691,396

16. 882

130, 733

Military

"Flood control, general":
Civilian

"Flood control, general, emer-

"Flood control, Mississippi River
and tributaries":

Military

"Flood control on tributaries of
Mississippi River, emergencies";
Civilian..

"Flood control, Sacramento River,
California": Civilian

"Niagara power development":
Civilian

"Working funds. Army, Engineers,
civil": Civilian

"Hydraulic mining in California,
debris fund": Civilian .

17,000
132,000

17, 000

"Maintenance and operation of
dams and other improvements of
navigable waters": Civilian

132, 000

310

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL— Continued
Miscellaneous — Continued

Consolidated schedule of persona] services paid from Rivers and harbors and flood control
appropriations — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Salaries and wages in tlie forCRoing
schedule arc distributed as fol-
lows—Continued
Direct obligations- Continued
"Funds contributed for flood con-

$169, 849
112,493

"Funds contributed for improve-
ment of rivers and harbors":
Civilian

"Rivers and liarbors contributed
funds": Civilian

$475, 000
1,770,880
10,012,917

19,781,832

6,467,421
198, 100

6,766,770

60,000

74,336,000
935, 600

$300, 000

"General investigations. Corps of
Engineers, civil": Civilian

1, 408, 402

"Construction, general. Corps of
Engineers. civU": Civilian

9, 992, 160

"Operation and maintenance, gen-
eral. Corps of Engineers, civil":
Civilian

18, 441, 350

"General expenses, Corps of Engi-
neers, civil";
Civilian

5,719,000

188, 200

"Flood control. Missis-sippl River

6, 206, 200

"Niagara remedial works. Corps of

50,000

"Revolving fund, Corps of Engi-
neers":
Civilian

74, 162, 000

Military .

935, 500

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts:
"Maintenance and improvement of
existing river and harbor works":

7,283,126
2, 488, 650

277, 726

"Flood control, general": Civilian

"Flood control, Mississippi River
and tributaries": Civilian

"General investigations, Corps of
Engineers, civil": Civilian

16, 000
120, 000

620, 000
80, 000
10,000

15,000

"Construction, general. Corps of
Engineers, civil": Civilian

120, 000

"Operation and maintenance, gen-
eral. Corps of Engineers, civil":
Civilian

620, 000

"General expenses. Corps of Engi-

80,000

"Flood control, Mississippi River

10,000

Total of foregoing schedule.

119, 530, 730

121, 678, 420

118, 295, 812

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE DCTERIOB

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Fishery management coordinator, __
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Fishery management biologist

General engineer —

Regional staff biologist

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,760

1 7,440
1 7, 240

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,960

1 7.640
1 7,440
1 8. 040
1 7,440

1 6, 140
1 6,640

1 5,750

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160

1 7,840
1 7, 640
1 8. 040

1 7, 240

1 6, 140
1 6,340

1 5, 625

1 7,440

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Assistant regional supervisor

Structural engineer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:

1 6,340
1 6,740

1 6,760

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

— 1 5, 060

Architect

1 6, 435

1 6,060
4 22, 615

2 10,870

1 6,660

1 5, 186
6 27, 800

2 10.995

1 5 685

1 5, 310

Engineer ....

3 17 305

Fishery management biologist

Fishery research biologist

2 11,245
1 6. 435

1 6,060

1 6, 186

Wildlife research biologist ,_

1 6, 936

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956 . .

10 44, 650
4 17, 065

3 12, 106
6 20, 660
6 18, 740

4 11,320
2 5,000

14 65,870

2 9, 125

3 11,856
6 20, 330
8 26. 680
8 25, 200

9 40, 970

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .. .

6 23, 686
6 19, 690

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

10 32, 300
6 19. 060

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980.-

Crafts, protective and custodial grades:
CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

1 3, 740

61 227, 245
7 20, 708

60 274,476
3 10, 418

65 250, 630

Deduct lapses

2 8 524

Net permanent, field (average num-

44 206,537

38, 623
601
766

57 264,057
26, 910

63 242, 006

Other positions:
Temporary employment... .

19, 500

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base— .

977

906

DETAIL OF PERSONAL

SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE SERV-
ICE, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR—

continued

Field — Continued
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,086

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,176

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,000

249, 503

295.119

265, 412

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
"Maintenance and improvement of
existing river and harbor works":

227. 038
22. 465

"General investigations. Corps of Engl-

35,880
98,907
160.332

30,202

"Construction, general. Corps of Engi-
neers, civil"' Civilian . . .

88,160

"Operation and maintenance, general.
Corps of Engineers, civil": Civilian

147,050

Total of foregoing schedule

249, 503

295,119

265, 412

Government and Relief in Occupied Areas
Government and Relief In Occupied Areas, Army

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Direct Obligations

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees .-

263

4

214

198

2

156

161

2

142

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Averafie salary ,

$5,204
GS-7.7

$2. 872
CPC-3.0

$5,156
GS-7.7

$5, 148

GS-7.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

$1,099,695
16, 201

4,188
249. 824

$795, 944
10,300

3,072
118,684

$735, 212

Other positions _ ..

10,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2,879

111,909

1,369,808

17. 986

1, 069. 213

124. 267

66. 300

470. 609

7, 740. 548

101, 798

928. 000

97,260

561.500

123. 667

68,600

288, 870

668, 8S0

21,000

860, 000

02 Travel - -

94,250

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services .

123, 667

81,850

07 Other contractual services. -

316, 870

93,313

10,050

11 Grants subsidies, and contributions

2, 600, 000

Total direct obligations

10, 960. 629

2, 667, 667

4,050,000

Obligations Payable Out of PeimbursemetUs
From Other Accounts

434
1,373

765

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1,807

765

Total obligations ... ... ..

10,962,336

2, 658, 422

4,050,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Chief, economics branch

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, financial policy

Budget and supplv administrator...
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Agricultural economist —

International economist. —

Regional specialist —

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,040:

Assistant chief, fiscal and statistical
group

Budget analyst

GS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Fiscal officer... .-

Foreign ailairs analyst

Programing specialist ^-,

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

10.200
10, 200

8.560
8.560
8,660

8,040
7,810

6,140
6,140
6,640

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 660
1 8,660

1 7,840

1 6, 140

6,540

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

I $8, 560
1 8,660

1 7,840
I 6, 140
"i 6,640

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

311

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SBEVicKS — Continued

1963 actual

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

OS-7. Ranue $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,666

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230- -.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3, Range $2,552 to $3,032 -.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions; Intermittent employ-
ment - ---

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base —

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director, civil information and ed-
ucation

Director, commerce and industry. .
Director, economics and finance —

Director, government and legal

Director, public services-

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Advisor-coordinator --

Agriculturist

Chief, programs and statistics

Financial specialist

Fishery economist

Information specialist

Labor economist..

Legal advisor

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Agricultural adviser

Attorney adviser

Business and industrial economist..

Civil engineer- _

Electrical engineer

Financial economist (taxation)

Financial specialist

Fisheries economist.

Food distribution officer

Foreign trade specialist

Forester

Information specialist

Judge

Marine engineer

Medical officer.

Public safety adviser

Veterinary officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Agricultural economist.

Attorney

Audio-visual specialist

Construction engineer

Director, supply

Educationist -

Electronic engineer

Financial specialist

Fiscal officer

Fishery technician

Governmental analyst

Information specialist

Judge...

Labor officer

Motion picture producer, writer

Postal specialist

Property custodian

Public health nurse

Public safety adviser

Statistician

Trade specialist..

Transportation economist (ports)...

Veterinary officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Budget administrator

Construction engineer

Electronic engineer

Information specialist

Prison administrator

Prosecutor --.

Social worker

Travel control officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Construction engineer

Electronic engineer

Information specialist

Investigator-prosecutor

Prison administrator

Property investigator

Supply officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Accountable property officer-
Accountant

Budget analyst

Editorial interpreter-translator

Num- Total
ber salary

$14,115
12,635
11, 675
61, 170
12,315
6,460

2,872

203,072
33, 780

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$4,546

4,160

32,665

32 169, 292

13,000
610

183,902

11, 0.TO
10,800
11, 300
11, 0.50
11, 300

10,000
10,200
10. 400
10. 400
9,800
9,600
9,800
9,800

8,560
9.360

17, 520
8,760
8,560
8,560

17,120

8,360
8,660
8,760
25, 080
8,360
8,760
8,360

8,360

7,240
21, 620
7,040
7,640
7,240
8,040
8,040
14,080
7,440
8,040
7,040

88,890
18, 920

13 69, 970

6,300
280

16, 280
7,040
7,040

7,440
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,240
7,240

12,280
12,880

6,140
30, 600

6,340
12,280

5,600
11,000
6,626
6,260
6,260
6,125
6,500

6,060
5,060
10, 370
6,060

11,050

11.300
Il.O.W
11,300

10,200

9,800
9,800

9,360
17, 520
8,760

8. .160
8. 760
9,360

8,660
"8,'360"

195S estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4,160
6 19. 130

2 5,900

14 66. 830
4 12. 490

10 54, 340

5,000
260

8,760
8,360
9. 300
8,360

7,240
21, 620

7,640

8,040
8,040
7,040
7,440
8,040
7,040
8,040
15,280
7,040
7,040
8,040
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,240

12, 280
12,880
6,140
24,560

12, 280
5,910
6,940

5,600
6,626
6.250
6,250
6,126

6,060
6,060
6,185
6.060

11,050

11,300
11.050
11,300

10,200

9,800
9,800

9,360
17,520
8,760

8,560
8,760
9,360

8,660

8,760
8,360
9,360

7,240
13,480

7,640

8,040
8,040
7,040

7,040
8,040

7,040
7,040
8,040
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,440
7,240

2 12,280

2 12, 880
1 6, 140

3 18, 020

5,940

6,500

6.250
6.250
6,125

5.060
5,060

DETAIL OF PERSONAL

SERVICES — -continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 185
1 5.060
1 5.1S5
1 5.060
1 6.060
1 6.310
1 6. 185
1 5,660
1 6,185

1 6, 185
9 42. 741
22 95. 635
19 76. 865
33 116,140
32 103. 750
14 42. 020

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

1 6, 185

1 6,060
1 5,310
1 5. 185
1 5,660
1 6,186

1 5.185
9 42, 741
22 95. 635
17 68. 499
28 97. 730
22 71.442
8 23,600

1 6,310

1 6.185

1 5.560

1 5,185

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

1 6,185
7 33.900

GS 7 Range $4 205 to $4,955

19 82.020

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545

15 60.200

23 78. 430

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655 . ...

21 66, 675

6 14, 750

222 1, 163. 276
44 232, 973

179 932. 137
39 206. 163

147 762. 070

17 81. 198

Net permanent, field (average nom-

178 930, 303

3,201
3,578

12.854
235.970

140 725, 974

6.000
2,792

10.000
108. 234

130 680,872

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment ---

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates;

6.000
2,619

8.000

Additional pay for service abroad

103, 509

1, 185. 906

852.000

800,000

1, 369, 808

928,000

860,000

UNITED STATES SOLDIERS' HOME

Maintenance and Operation, United States Soldiers' Home (Trust

Fund)
Capital Outlay, United States Soldiers' Home (Trust Fund)

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

UNITED STATES SOLDIERS HOME

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

Average salary

Average grade...

Ungraded positions: Average salary —

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services..

Travel

Transportation of things.

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services.. ...

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Lands and structures

Grants, subsidies, and contributions.

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters, subsistence,
and laundry

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1956 estimate

681
44
725

$3,167
GS-3.3

$2. 807

CPC-3.5

$926

$1, 765, 494
70, 535

4,374

46, 364

1, 880, 767

4,587

1. 458

4,482

38, 703

1,708

401, 929

812.302

545, 609

1.527

5,062

Obligations incurred..

3, 704, 134
203,728

926

45

854

$3, 080
GS-3.1

$2,723
CPC-3.4

$2,062,264
74, 962

8,354
39, 406

2, 184, 986

3,795

3,290

8.880

66. 870

2,355

401.676

908. 208

369. 678

177.000

7,001

4, 133, 739
215, 635

3,500,406

3, 918, 103

931

42
969

$3,080
GS-3.1

$2,725
CPC-3.4

$2, 305, 035
73, 610

8,967
73, 872

2,461,484

4,147

2,190

11,365

95, 306

2,995

467,359

943, 037

92,643

43, 500

6,360

4, 130, 386
236,886

3, 893, 500

ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENniNEEKS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Total number of permanent positions —
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

Average salary --

Average grade

$4,224
GS-5.8

$4, 900
GS-7.3

18
17

$4,835
GS-7.2

312

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

UNITED STATES SOLDIERS' HOME— Continued

Maintenance and Operation, United Slates Soldiers' Home (Trust
Fund) — Continued

Capital Outlay, United States Soldiers' Home (Trust Fund) — Con.

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENniXEERS,
DEPARTMEXT OF THE ARMY— COn.

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions - -

$209, 688
805

.$52, 797
203

$76, 309

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

291

Total personal services

210,393

103

2

929

63,000

76,600

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

1,500
7,900
82, 399

2,100
6,900

38, 162

8,945

275

540

3, 596, 785

66,700

.Services performed by other agencies -
08 Supplier and materials

1,499,000

1, 171, 000

3, 866, 124

1, 643, 799

1,322,300

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

733
44
775

939
45
866

949

42

986

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,362
GS-3.8

$2, 807

CPC-3.5

$926

$3. 149
OS-3.2

$2. 723

CPC-3.4

$828

$3, 170

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary.--

Average grade.-- --

Ungraded positions: Average salary

GS-3.3

$2. 725
CPC-3.4

$828

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$1,975,082
70, 636

5.179
46,364

$2,115,061
74, 962

8,667
39, 406

$2,381,344

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

73, 610

9,258
73, 872

Total personal services .

2, 097, 160

4,690

1, 460

4.482

39. 632

1.708

440,081

8,945

812, 577

646, 149

3, 698. 312

6,062

2,237,986
3,795
3,290
8,880
68. 370
10, 255
484. 076

2, 538. 084

02 Travel -

03 Transportation of things- -

4,147
2,190
11,365

05 Rents and utility services

97, 406

06 Printing and reproduction

9,895
533,059

908. 208

369, 678

1, 676. 000

7,001

943, 037

09 Ecjuipment ..

92. 643

1, 214, 600

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

6,360

Subtotal .

7. 560, 258
203, 728

6, 777, 538
215,636

6, 462, 686

Deduct charges for quarters, subsistence,
and laundry

236, 886

7,356,530

6,661,902

6, 215, 800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Medical officer (cardiology)..

Dental officer (general)

GS-ll. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Maintenance engineer

Medical officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Budget analyst

Social worker (medical)

Landscape architect - -

Personnel assistant... ,

.Administrative officer

Administrative assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.-.,
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955....
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.645..-,
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..-,
GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665...

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$7, 168
7,158

18, 327
6,940
6,940

6,060
5,060
5,174
5,174

16

4

20

16

5,060
4,734
68, 424
15,439
69, 424
60, 891

1964 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

1 $7. 168

2 14, 108

2 12.451
6,940
6,940

5.060

5,060

5,174

5,174

5,685

5, 060

4.734

72.629

6 19, 234

28 96, 704

17 64,066

1965 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

5

28
17

$7, 168
14, 198

12, 461
5,940
5,940

5,060

6.060

5,174

5,174

5,686

6.060

4,734

72, 629

19, 234

96, 704

64,066

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1958 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

Num
ber

43

87
32

1

:

6
22
38
27
27
61
163

115

- Total
salary

$128, 948
243, 137
80, 621

4,819

4,362

19, 676

79.411

126. 627

83.641

77, 486

134, 887

409, 670

106, 636

Num- Total
ber salary

67 $199,748
139 386, 137
46 116,621

1 4, 819

1 4, 362

6 22. 440

26 93. 200

45 145. 927

31 93. 537

34 93. 500

60 166. 856

218 634, 413

171 141, 656

Nun
ber

67
139
46

1

1

6
27
45
32
34
61
218

173

1- Total
salary

$199, 748

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

386. 137

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

115 621

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,665 to $5,316 .-

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4.490-

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036-

CPC-0. Range .$3,200 to $3.680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2.7.50 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

4,819
4,362
22,440
96,640
145. 927
96,511
93, 400
159, 407
534,413

143, 298

Total permanent, departmental

681 1,778,684
13. 190

926 2, 316, 482
117 264,218

931
4

2, 326. 998
21,963

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, total salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment.
Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

681 1, 765. 494
70,535
4.374

33. 009
13. 365

809 2,062,264
74. 962
8,354

22, 686
16, 720

927

2.306.035
73. 610
8,967

49. 662

24.210

All personal services, departmental.

Add portion of salaries carried in other

position schedules paid from this

1,886.767
210,393

2, 184, 986
53,000

2,461,484
76, 600

2,097,160

2, 237, 986

2, 638, 084

CANAL ZONE GOVERNMENT
Operating Expenses, Canal Zone Government

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1963 actual

195-1 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions:
United States rate

1,171
1,369

22
28

1,167
1,397

1,242
1,163

19
23

1,231
1,195

1,284

Local rate .

1,233

Full-time equivalent of all other positions:
United States rate .

18

20

Average number of all employees:

1,278

Local rate ..

1,253

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,642
GS-6.6

$5, 496
CPC-8.5

$3,725
$1,186

$6,685
GS-6.6

$6, 738
CPC-9.0

$4, 901
$1, 276

$5, 670

GS-6.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$5, 816

-Average grade .

CPC-9.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary:

$4,895

$1,249

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions;
United States rate - - - .

$5, 962. 741
1, 622, 636

114,516
33,636

12,954

159,660
40, 332

11,489

$6, 767, 979
1,483,606

106,996
29, 161

13, 066

205, 702
30, 000

11,700

$7,094,066

1,540,475

Other positions:

102,496

25,904

Regular pay hi excess of 62-week

13,057

Payment above basic rates:

205,602

29,800

Other payments for personal serv-

11,500

Total personal services:
United States rate

6, 249, 760

1,707,993

184,639

170, 998

53,001

248. 572

31,988

1,961.020

1,030,940

64,338

634, 908

26,168

7.093,733

1, 654, 367
307, 000
316,800

74, 600
93, 700
47, 200

2, 028, 200
1,163,200

11,600

483, 600

300

130, 000

6, 800

7,416,221

Local rate ..

1, 607, 679

02 Travel .

306, 000

03 Transportation of things..

329,500

69, 100

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

93,700

42,800

2, 063, 700

08 Supi3lies and materials

1,196,600

11,200

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

512,500

300

135,000

15 Taxes and assessments

6,800

6,800

Total obligations

12, 360, 125

13, 300, 000

13, 788, 000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

313

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEUVICES

Field (Panama Canal grades) : '
Speci:il positions at rates equal to or in
excess o( $14,800:

Governor of the Canal Zone

General schedule grades;
aS-15. Range $13,500 to $14,750:

Civil AUairs Director

Health dnector

GS-14. Range $12,000 to $13,250:

Superintendent of schools -

Superintendent, hospital-

Medical officer -

GS-13. Range $10,450 to $11,700:
Assistant superintendent, schools...

Assistant to health director

Chief, division of preventive medi-
cine and quarantine

Chief, division of sanitation

Chief, internal security branch

Chief, medical service

Chief, surgical service

Chief, police division

Chief, postal, customs and immi-
gration division

District physician

^ledicaiofEcer..

School physician

Superintendent, hospital

GS-12. Range $8,800 to $10,050:
Chief, division of veterinary medi-
cine

Chief, fire division.

Dental officer

Director of education..

Magistrate

Medical officer

Military assistant to Governor

GS-11. Range $7,425 to $8,675:
Assistant chief, postal, customs and

immigration division

Assistant chief, customs and

immigration

Assistant chief, and post office

inspector

Assistant chief, internal security

branch

Assistant chief, police division

Chemist..

Chief nurse

Dean, junioi college

Dental officer

Director, physical education

Director, vocational education

Medical officer

Principal, high school

Supervisor, elementary education...

Veterinarian

GS-10. Range $6,875 to $7,813:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer.-

Assistant chief nurse..

Chief, area sanitation

Chief, civil defense

Chief customs mspector

Chief dietitian

Director, vocational education

Industrial training coordinator

Principal, high school

Prmcipal, occupational high school.

Supervisor, high school

Training officer

Veterinarian

GS-9. Range $6,325 to $7,263:

Admmistrative assistant

Administrator, estates

Assistant chief customs inspector....
Assistant du-ector, physical educa-
tion

Chemist

Chief, civil defense

Chief, contraband control section...

Chief dietitian

Chief nurse

Dental officer...

Funeral director

Inspector, quarantine

Investigator

Librarian

Nurse

Nurse, supervisor

Pharmacist

Training officer

GS-8. Range $5,775 to $6,713

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15,000

13,812
13, 909

12, 250
36,238
81,692

10, 460

12, 130
10. 5B0
10, 700
10, 700
10,450
10, 450

10. 642
52, 832
177, 604
10, 450
10, 825

8,892
8.800
8,800
18,100
18, 043
259, 955
8,800

7,627
7,425

7,425
7,521
8,175
7,675
7,675
29,869
7,425

5 37, 126

7,656

1 7,236

14, 821
7,248
7,188
7,500
15,000
14, 062
14,062
6,875
21,237

20, 405
6,529
13, 155

1 6, 481

1 7, 035

1 0, 325

1 6, 794

1 7,070
1 4,282

8 62, 560

1 6, 325

1 6, 794

2 13,630

1 5,493

1 7, 410

11 66, 002

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $16,000

12,000
12, 000
23,060

10, 450
10, 700

10, 700
10. 950
10, 950
10, 450
10,010

10, 777
63.250
157, 620

1 10, 950

9,050
9,100
8,800
9.050
18,600
263, 870

7,925

7,675
7,675
8,175
7,675
7,075
22,690
7,675
7,425
14, 850
15, 600
14, 850
22, 275

1 6,875

1 6,875
1 7,344

2 15,036
1 7,343

2 14, 375

"i""7,'i88'

3 20, 694

2 13, 467

6,637
7,262
6,481
6,950
6,325
7,106
5,185
6,325
64,350
12,962
6.950
19, 913
6,325
5,560

41 248,033

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15, 000

13, 812

12,000
12. 260
23,250

10, 450
10, 700

10, 950
10. 950
10, 960
10. 700
10,610

10,960
32. COO
180, 220

10, 950

9,300
9.100
9, 050
9,050
2 18, 850
33 292,770

1 7,925

7,075
7,675
8,425
7,925
7,926
23,190
7,676
7,425
15, 100
15,600
14.850
22, 775

1 6,876

7,031
7,500
6,875
15,348
7,500

2 14,688
'i""7'i88

21,007
"i3,'779

1 6, 793
1 7, 262

7,106

6.4S1

7.106

5,310

6,481

55, 600

12,962

6,950

20.383

6,481

5,685

41 251, 120

DETAIL OF PEESO.NAL SERVICES — Continued

Field (Panama Canal grades) '—Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-7. Range $5,256 to $ij,194

GS-6. Range $4,744 to $5.681

QS-5. Range $4,263 to $5,200

GS-4. Range $3,969 to $4,569

GS-3. Range $3,688 to $4,288

GS-2. Range $3,438 to $4,038

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $6,706 to $6,644

CPC-9. Range $5,188 to $6,125

CPC-8. Range $4,675 to $5,613

CPC-7. Range $4,294 to $5,044

Military rates:
Chief, division of preventive medicine

and Quarantine

Dental officer

Health director

Medical officer

Military assistant to Governor

Professional tmining officer

Superintendent, hospital

Grades establislied for policemen, fire-
men, and teachers: section 81 of title
2— Canal Zone Code, approved,
June 19, 1934. as amended: section
1 (c), act of Oct. 25, 1951, 65 Stat. 630;
and Public Laws 74 and 189, 83d
Cong., June 30, 1953:
Rates of $6,325 and above:
Policemen:

Captain

Captain, detective

Lieutenant

Sergeant

Firemen:

Captain

Lieutenant

Sergeant

Rates less than $6,325:
Policemen

Firemen..
Teachers.

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates equivalent to $6,325 or above:

Postmaster

Assistant postmaster

Foreman

Foreman, maintenance

Rates equivalent to less than $6,325.

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States rate

Local rate.

Other positions:
Temporary employment:

United States rate

Part-time employment:

United States rate..

Local rate

Intermittent emplojTnent:

United States rate

Local rate

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base:

United States rate —

Payment above basic rates:
(Overtime and holiday pay:

United States rate

Local rate

Nightworlc differential: United States

rate

Hazardous duty — (police) detectives

and motorcycle olRcers.. -

Other payments for personal services:
Local rate

Total personal services:
United States rate

Canal grades)

Military rate

Local rate..

(Panama

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

98 $546, 824
18 96, 160
980, 725
131.399
201.063
93, 070

219
31
61
26

1 5, 790

1 6, 391

1 5, 757

1 5,044

20,547
13, 202

2 13, 698
10 55, 789
4 21, 534

224

229

1, 056, 604
8,777

1, 107, 931

1 7, 082
37 134,465

1,171

6. 119, 072
25.7

156. 331

1,146.3

5, 962, 741
1,369

1, 622, 636

15,063

74.002
22,836

25. 450
10. 701

12, 954

83,003
40,332

76, 547

11,489

6, 249, 760

1, 707, 993

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

67 $386, 246

45 230,080

830,429

132. 946

227. 027

61,940

182
30
56
14

6,863

1 5, 612

12. 130
8.368

14. 141

105. 097

8. 100

8.086

20,626

3 22, 717
2 14. 596

4 27. 619
10 66, 839

2 15,445
9 64. 842
8 51, 652

196

1, 059, 402
59 311,861
220

1, 193, 444

4
3
2
1
136

29.598
20. 386
12. 718
7.653
645.220

1,242

6. 946, 372
29.8

178,393

1.212.2

6, 767, 979
1,163

1, 483, 506

6,542

82, 654
18, 769

18.800
10. 392

13. 056

95.200
30.000

95. 801

14, 701

11.700

6, 917. 286

176. 447

1,664,367

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

67 $389, 952

45 235, 645

994, 732

133. 826

231,833

63,290

219
30
66
14

1 6,019
i" "6,612

12. 130
8.368

14, 141

136, 597

8.300

8.085

20,643

3 22, 717
2 14, 596

4 27, 619
10 65, 839

2 16, 445
9 64, 842
8 51, 652

196

1, 059, 402
69 311,861
220

1, 244, 597

1
134

29. 598

20.386

12.718

7,663

634,540

1,284

7, 252, 264
24.4

158. 198

1, 259. 6

7, 094, 066
1,233

1,540,475

3,542

80. 654
16. 769

18. 300
9,136

13. 057

95. 100
29.800

95,801

14, 701

11, 500

7.207,057

208.164

1. 607, 679

' Ranges established under Executive Order 1888, Feb. 2, 1914, by authority of the
act of Aug. 24, 1912 (37 Stat. 561), as amended by act of July 9, 1937 (60 Stat. 487).

314

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite appropriation, special account, unless otherwise indicated)
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY obligations by objects-

RIVERS AND HARBORS AND FLOOD CONTROL

Hydraulic Mining in California, Debris Fvnd

obligations by objects

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

4
3

4
3

4
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 659
GS-6.8

$3, 450
CPC-5.6

$4, 694
GS-6.8

$3,480
CPC-5.5

$4, 729

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 510

CPC-6.6

01 Personal services:

$16,817
65

$16, 934
66

$16, 934

Eegular pay in excess of 62-week
base -

66

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule under

current authorizations)

02 Travel

16,882

983

68

369

14, 187

2,816

17,000

1,000

70

400

17, 230

3,000

17, 000
1,000

70

05 Rents and utility services

400

16, 630

08 Supplies and materials

3,000

Obligations incurred

35, 306

38,700

38, 000

Maintenance and Operation of Dams and Other Improvements of
Navigable Waters

obligations by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees. ,_

36
32

36
32

36
32

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4, 659
GS-6.8

$3. 460
CPC-6.5

$4, 694
GS-6.8

$3,480
CPC-5.6

$4, 729

Average grade

GS-6 8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,610

Average grade.

CPC-5 6

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$125, 786
483

$126, 614
486

$126 614

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

486

continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

01 Personal services— Continued

Payments above basic rates _,_

$4,464

$5,000

$5,000

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-

130, 733
17, 636
1396

132, 000
16, 453
5.000

132,000

07 Other contractual services.. ..

13 000

08 Supplies and materials

6,000

Obligations incurred.. ....

152, 666

152, 463

160.000

DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR FORCE
Wildlife Conservation, Etc., Eglin Field Reservation, Air Force

obligations by objects

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

2
1
3

2

1
3

2
1
3

Average sahu-les and grades-
Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2,900

$2, 980

$2, 980

01 Personal services:

Permanent pn<;it1nnR

$6, 800
3,480

23
92

$5,960
2,980

23
94

$5, 960
2,980

23

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates

94

9,395

9,067

2,000

6,691

120

9,067

07 Other contractual services.

2,983
133

2,223
120

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations Incurred.. .

12,511

17, 768

11,400

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $6,060 (average number, net salary) .
Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $6, 800

3,480
23

92

Num-
ber

2

Total
salary

$5,960

2,980
23

94

Num-
ber

2

Total
salary

$5,960

2,980
23

94

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay .

01 Personal services

9,395

9,057

9,067

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Panama Canal Company
General and Administrative Expenses, Panama Canal Company

OENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1053 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

UNITED STATES AND HAITI

Total number of permanent positions:
United States rate

643
6

24

638
6

612
6

24

636
6

612

6

Full-time equivalent of all other posi-

24

Average number of all employees:
United States rate

636

Local rate

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,209
GS-6.7
$4. 178

$4, 275
GS-5.7
$4, 281

$4. 363

Average grade

GS-6 7

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4. 297

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions:
United States rate

$2,136,075

4,070

102, 438

2,021

484.762

$2, 197, 692

9,780

104, 601

2,066

600.324

$2, 205, 862

9.780

Other positions: United States rate..
Regular pay in excess of 62-wcek

101601
2,096

Payment above basic rates: United
States rate

600. 324

Total personal services:
United States rate

2, 726. 286
4,070

2,801682
9,780

2,812,883

Local rate

9,780

GENERAL AND ADUINISTRATrVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

UNITED STATES AND HAITI— Continued

Deduct portion not chargeable to general
and fldministrAtivp pYppn'^pR

$2,671374

$2, 763, 062

$2, 770, 663

Net personal services __

64, 982

1,081

152

2,151

13, 950

90

301

733

762

3,192

61,400
3,000

200
3,000
6,000

900

300
1,300

900
2,700

62, 000

02 Travel

3,000

03 Transportation of things ..

200

3,000

05 Rents and utility services

6,000

900

07 Other contractual services.-

300

900

1,000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

2,700

Total United States and Haiti

77,394

69, 700

70, 000

ISTHMUS

Total number of permanent positions:
United States rate

3,403
8,861

79
2,803

2,977
11,664

2,966
8,635

13
2,148

2,789
10,683

2,961

8,660

Full-time equivalent ofallotherpositions:

13

Local rate . .

2,208

Average number of all employees:

2,774

Local rate . _

10, 768

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades: United States
rate:

$5,440
GS-6.8

$5,605
GS-8.3

$6,687

Average grade

QS-6.3

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

815

GENERAL AND ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ISTHMUS— continued

Average salaries and grades — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades,
United States rate:

$4,353
CPC-6.3

$5,832
1,251

$4,517
CPC-6.3

$6,378
1,269

$4,565

CPC-6.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary:
United States rate

$6, 394
1,275

Local rate

01 Persona] services:

Permanent positions:
United States rate

$17,098,893
11,087,527

445, 066
3,605,979

78, 422

884,963
690, 413

6,222

$16,794,236
10, 830, 155

78,290
2,726,121

87, 245

6.33.803
487,694

27, 666

$16, 855. 095

Local rate

10,890, 199

Other positions:
United States rate

75, 351

Local rate... _

2, 684, 635

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base: United States rate

88,493

Payment above basic rates:

674, 456

Local rate

507, 817

Excess of annua] leave earned over
leave taken. United States rate...

33, 467

Total personal services:
United States rate

18,613,555
16,283,919

31. 468. 803

17,521,239
14, 043, 970

28. 977. 609

17. 626. 862

Local rate

14 088 661

Deduct portion not chargeable to general
and administrative expenses.. .-

29. 248. 513

2, 328. 672
113.034
38. 960
30. 730
72, 922
69,058
125. 933
288,186

77.394
62. 552

2.208
130. 039

1,060

2,587.600
111.300
36.300
29.900
122. 100
89.200
213.300
175,000

69, 700
64, 000
30. 100
162. 500
3.000

2,467,000
156 100

02 Travel

36, 300

04 Communication services

29, 900

122. 100

06 Printing and reproduction

82. 700

177, 100

General accounting office audit

^ Gcni^ral an<! a'tiriiiistrative ex-

175,000
70,000

08 Supplies and materials

54.200

.53.000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

162. 600
3.000

Total general and administrative

3,330,718

3,684,000

3, 689, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

OFnCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND
HAITI

Field (United States grades):
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of office

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Procurement officer

1 $10, SOO
1 10, 800

1 9,800

1 $11.0.50

1 10, 800

1 10, 800

GS-14, Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10, 000

1 9,600
1 9,600

1 8,360
1 9,360

1 7,040
1 7, 040

1 6,056
1 6, 940
1 5, 940

1 6, 140

2 11, 478

5 31, 685

1 6,660
1 6, 810
1 5, 788

3 15, 198
1 5, 810

8 38, 001

9 41, 676
13 53, 694

6 21, 729
24 83, 774
46 137,700

1 2, 632

1 7,000
1 8,200

1 13,500
3 15, 633
3 22, 820
3 16,678

Freight traffic manager

1 9,600
1 8,360

1 9 800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 8,660

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant chief, finance department.

1 7,040
1 7, 240

1 6, 140

101 7, 240
1 7, 440

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Buyer.

1 6,340

Chief, accounting branch.

Chief clerk

1 5, 940

1 6,940

2 11, 750
4 25,000

1 6,685

1 6, 140

1 6, 940

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Buyer.

2 12, 000

Clerk

4 26, 150

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6, 810

Assistant treasurer

Asiiistant passenger traffic manager.
Clerk

1 6, 810
3 15, 805

1 5, 810
3 16, 180

Engineer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

7 34, 970
7 32,810
12 50, 940
5 IB, 800
22 78, 183
41 124,550

7 35, 400

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

7 33,310

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

12 51,840

GS-5. Range $3,410 5o $4,160

5 19, 425

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

22 79,100

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

41 127, 528

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:
Assistant freight traffic manager

1 7,000

1 7,000

Assistant to vice president. New
York

1 13. 500
3 16, 948
3 22, 820
3 16,471

1 13, 500

Boatswain _

3 16, 948

Buyer ...

3 22, 820

Chief refrigeration engineer

3 16,471

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

OFnCES IN THE UNITED STATES AND

HAITI — continued

Field (United States grades)— Continued
Ungraded positions at aimual rates —
Continued
Rates of $5,060 and above — Continued

Chief baker.

Chief cook

Chief electrician...

Chief engineer.. ,

Chief officer .,

Chief purser

Chief radio officer

Chief steward..

Dock foreman

Dock superintendent-.

First assistant engineer

First radio officer..

Freight and passenger solicitor

General agent, Haiti

Master

Port engineer

Purchasing agent

Second assistant engineer

Second electrician

Second officer

Second radio officer

Shore steward

Third assistant engineer

Third electrician

Third offioer- ._

Vice president, New York

Rate less than $5,060

Total permanent, field.

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

United States rate

Local rate

Other positions: Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base ..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

Total personal services:

United States rate

Local rate

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1
330

$16,453
18, 102
17. ,597
32,177
21,383
18,354
19. 324
18. 354

5,096

7,040
22.185
17, 920

6, 000
13,000
34, 878
11,445
13,600
19, 657
16,815
18,941
16. 724

7.843
36.288
1,5.836
34.958
18,000

1,163,416

643

2, 271, 326
28.9

135, 261

613.1

2,123,075

1 13,000

6 4. 070

102. 438

2,021

484.762

ISTHMUS

Field (Panama Canal grades): '
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Ranee $14,300 to $16,700:

Vice president. Isthmus

GS-15 Ranee $13,500 to $14,750:

Community services director

Comptroller

Engineering and construction di-
rector..

Executive secretary

General counsel

Industrial director.

Marine director..

Personnel director

Railroad and terminals director

Supply and service director...

GS-14. Range $12,000 to $13,250:
Assistant engineering and construc-
tion director

Assistant general counsel

Assistant personnel director

Assistant supply and service di-
rector

Assistant to comptroller

Chief, plant Inventory and ap-
praisal staff

Chief, accounting systems staff

Chief, dredging division _.,

Chief, locks division

Chief, management staff

Chief, navigation division

Deputy marine director

Designing engineer

Electrical engineer

General manager, commissary divi-
sion

Maintenance engineer

Special assistant to comptroller

GS-13. Range $10,450 to $11,700:
Administrative assistant to Gover-
nor

Assistant railroad and terminals

director

Assistant electrical engineer

2, 725, 286
4,070

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$16,338
19,140
18,607
34, 022
23,098
19,407
20,433
19, 407
6, 300
7,040
23, 458
18,948
6. 000
13.000
37, 674
12,600

3
3
3
3
1
6
3
6
1
330

20.787
17.779
20. 4.';9
17.683
8.300
38. 369
16. 743
37, 761
18,000

1, 186, 142

2, 240. 097

2, 184, 692

1 13. 000

6 9. 780

104. 601

2.065

600. 324

2, 804, 682
9,780

1 $14,300

13,813
14, 760

13. 500
13.813
13.600
13,600
13,500
13, 656
13,600
13, 813

12,260
12,000

12, 250
12,250

12. 000

13, 250
12, 250
12,250
12. 000
12. 000
12.000
12. 250
12, 000

12, 192
12. 250
12, 000

10, 450

10, 700
10, 450

1 $14,300

13,813
14, 760

I Ranges established under Executive Order 1888, Feb. 2, 1914, by authority of the act
of Aug. 24, 1912 (37 Stat. 561), as amended by act of July 9, 1937 (50 Stat. 487).

14,125
13, 813

13,813
13, 600
13,600

12, 260
12. 000
12, 000

12. 000
12.600

12. 000

13. 250
12.250
12.500
12, 260

12, 600
12, 000

12, 250
12.500
12,000

10, 700

10, 700
10, 700

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$16,338
19.140
18.607
34, 022
23, 098
19, 407
20,433
19, 407
6,300
7,040
23,458
18, 948
6.000
13.000
37. 674
12,500

3
3
3
3

1
6
3
6
1
330

20.787
17, 779
20.459
17,683
8.300
38. 369
16. 743
37. 761
18,000

1, 186, 142

2, 248, 997
1

43, 135

2, 192, 862

1 13, 000

6 9, 780

104. 601

2,096

600,324

2, 812. 883
9,780

1 $14,650

14,125
14,760

14, 125
13, 969

14,125
13.600
13, 813

12,600
12, 125
12, 125

12. 000
12, 625

12, 250
13,250
12.250
12, 750
12,600

12, 600
12, 250

12,500
12, 500
12, 250

10, 700

10, 700
10, 9.50

316

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Panama Canal Company — Continued

General and Administrative Expenses, Panama Canal Company-
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

ISTHMUS— continued

Fieid (Panama Canal grades)— Con.
General scliedule {Trades— Continued
GS-13. Range $10,450 to $11,700— Con.
As.sistant chief, management stafT__.
Assistant chief, plant inventory

and appraisal staff

Assistant designing engineer

Assistant general manager, com-
missary division

Assistant personnel director

Assistant chief, dredging division...

Budget analyst

Business analyst

Chief, accounting division

Chief, architectural hranch

Chief, civil engineering branch

Chief, electrical construction and

maintenance

Chief, electrical-mechanical branch.

Chief, fiscal division

Chief, housing division

Chief, internal audit staff

Chief, power branch

Chief, district, maintenance divi-
sion

Chief, structural branch

Chief, water and laboratories

branch _.

Contract specialist

Employee labor relations officer

Engineer, construction

General manager, clubhouse divi-
sion

Superintendent, Atlantic locks

Superintendent, Pacific loclis

Superintendent, railroad division. ..
Superintendent, terminals division..
GS-12. Range $8,800 to $10,050:

Accountant

Architect, general

Assistant chief, maintenance divi-
sion -

Assistant superintendent, store-
houses

Assistant to maintenance engineer..

Assistant to marine director

Attorney

Auditor

Budget officer

Business analyst

Capital program coordinator

Chemist

Chief, agents accounts

Chief, aids to navigation

Chief, claims

Chief, cost accounts

Chief, employment and utilization

division

Chief, general accounts

Chief, grounds, maintenance divi-
sion ,

Chief, district, maintenance division.

Chief, retail stores...

Chief, safety branch

Chief, surveys branch ,

Chief, testing laboratory

Chief, treasury branch

Chief, wage and classification

division

Construction and management

engineer

Contract officer-.-

Dairy manager

Director of admeasurement

Engineer, electrical-mechanical

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, mechanical-refrigerating—

Engineer, plant

Engineer, production

Printer

Special representative of the comp-
troller

Superintendent, abattoir and cold

storage plant -_

Superintendent, general products

branch --

Superintendent, motor transporta-
tion division

Superintendent, storehouse division.
Supervisor, architectural engineer. .
Supervisor, construction engineer.- .

Supervisor, dredging division

Supervisor, electrical engineer

Supervisor, structural engineer

Training officer

GS-U. Range .$7,425 to $8,676:
Accoimtant

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10,450

10. 450
10, 460

10,613
10, 585
10. 700
10,450
21,400
10, 450
10, 450
10, 460

10, 450
10, 450
10, 700
10, 700
10,450
10, 460

10, 498

10, 460

10. 450
10, 700
10,700
10, 662

10, 700
10, 450
10, 450
11,700
10, 450

9,050
8,800

8,800

8,800
8,944
8,800
8,800
8,800
9,300
8,800
8,800
9,262
9,060
8,800
8,800
8,800

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num- Total

bei

8,800

8,800
9,329
8,800
9,050
9,550
9,050
8,800

8,800

8,497
9,050
8,800
8,983
8,800
8,800
8,954
9,300
10, 0.50
8,800

1 10, 050
1 8, 848
1 8, 954

8,800
8,800
8,800

16, 800
9,300

18, 100
8,800

2 14,850

salary

$10, 450

10,450
10, 700

10, 700

10, 700
10,450
21, 625
10, 450
10, 700
10,450

10, 450
10,700
10,950
10, 9.50
10.450
10, 450

10,700
10, 700

10, 700
10, 700
10. 700
10, 700

10. 9.50
10. 700
10, 668
11,700
10, 676

9.175
8,800

9.050
9.050
8,863
8,800
8,800
9.300
8,800
8,800
9.300
9.175
8. SOO
8,800
8,800

8.800

8,800
9, 660

9,300
9,550

Num'
be:

8,800

8,800
9,060
8,800
9,120
8,800
8,800
9.050
9,550
10, 050
8,800

10, 050

9, 060

9,050

8,800
8,800
8,800

17, 600
9,300

18, 100

8,800
2 14, 850

Total
salary

$10, 576

10, 700
10, 960

10, 950

10,700
10, 676
21,775
10, 700
10.960
10,700

10,700
10,9.50
11.076
10, 950
10. 700
10, 700

10, 950
10, 960

10,700
10. 9,50
10, 826
10, 450

10. 960
10. 700
10. 791
11,700
10, 570

9, 300
9,050

9,060

9, 141
9,300
9. 060
8,925
9,176
9,660
8.926
8. 925
9,650
9,300
9,060
9,050
9,050

9,050
9,050

9,050
9,800
9.050
9,425
9,800

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SBRVICES — Continued

9,050

9,050

9,050
9,300
8,800
9,120
9, 050
8,800
9,300
9,675
10, 050
9, 050

10, 050

9,300

9,300

9, 050
8,904
9,050

18, 100
9,300

27,400

1953 actual

8,925
15,100

ISTHMUS — continued

Field (Panama Canal grades)— Con.
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-11. Range $7,426 to $8,676— Con.

Administrative officer

Analytical statistician-

Architect, general

Architectural engineer

Assistant chief, cost accounts

Assistant chief, housing division

and housing manager

Assistant chief, district, mainte-
nance division

Assistant chief, surveys branch

Assistant chief, testing laboratory..
Assistant general manager, club-
house division

Assistant superintendent, Atlantic

locks

Assistant superintendent, motor

transportation division

Assistant superintendent. Pacific

locks..

Assistant superintendent, termi-
nals division..

Assistant to chief, water and labo-
ratories branch

Assistant to superintendent, Pacific

locks

Assistant to superintendent, termi-
nals division

Assistant to supply and service

director

Attorney.--

Auditor

Budget specialist

Business accountant—

Business analyst

Chemical engineer..

Chemist

Chief admeasurer

Chief, administrative branch

Chief, eommimications branch

Chief hydrographer

Chief, payroll branch

Contract officer

Engineer

Engineer, civil, supervisor.--

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, hydrographic supervisor. .

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, structmal

Engineer, survey and cartographic

supervisor --.

Head, engineering section, northern

district

Industrial engineer

Information specialist

Manager, hotels

Master of transportation

Organization and methods exam-
iner -

Roadmaster

Superintendent, Atlantic area,

water and laboratories branch

Supervising construction inspector. .
Supervisor, marine traffic controller.
Supervisor, shops, dredgmg division-

Supervisory admeasurer

Supervisory claims examiner

Systems accountant

Traffic engineer

Training officer

Valuat ion engineer

GS-10. Range $6,875 to $7,813:

Accountant...

Admeasurer

Administrative assistant

Assistant chief, treasury branch

Assistant housing manager

Assistant manager, hotels

Assistant supervisor, dredging divi-
sion..

Assistant to general manager, club-
house division

Assistant to personnel director

Assistant to superintendent, motor

transportation division

Auditor

Chief, motion-picture branch

Chief, real estate unit

Chief, warehousing

Claims e.xammer

Commissary manager

Engineer, electrical

Executive assistant, railroad divi-
sion

nousmg manager

Industrial training coordinator

Laundry manager

Manager, clubhouse

Manager, wholesale unit

Maruie traffic controller

Safety engineer..

Shipbuilding inspector, general

Supervisor, construction engineer.. .

Supervisor, electronics engineer

Supervisor, northern district and
manager, clubhouse

Num- Total
ber salary

$16, 004

7,425

22. 525

7.425

7,425

7,925

8,252
8,676
7,425

7,676

7,425

7,676

7,926

7,425

7,425

7,676

1954 estimate

7,426
14.860
22, 276
7.426
7,426
7, 425
7.425
7.637
8,002
7,705
7,560
7,425
7,675
14.860
30,113
28,465
37. 183
7.925
38, 876
30,200

7,425

16,774
7,564
7, 454
7,425
7,896

7,675
7,675

7,425
16, 360

8, 076
7.762
7,426

22, 625
7,925
7.672

15,350

6,875
7,626
7,031
7,344
7,188
0,875

15, 001

6,875
7,014

7,031
7,031
6,875

7,211
20, 625
7,362
7,768

7,444
7,031

7,362
7,344
21,772
7,034
6,875

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $1.5,360
1 7, 426
1 7, 676

6,876
6,876

7,426
8,175

8,675

7, 925

1 7, 620
1 7, 676

7,425

7,426

16. 100

22. 275

7.425

7.425

14, 860

7,675

7,675

8, 176

7,926

7, 676

7,615

7.800

7, 425

30, 200

7,675

37. 625

7.925

31,450

7,675

1956 estimate

Num- Total
be;

1 7, 675

2 15,860

1 7, 685
1 7, 675
1 7, 925

7,676
7,926

7,675
16, 350
15, 100

1 7, 925

1 7, 425

4 30, 200

1 7, 925

2 15, 360

2 13,986

4 29, 700

1 7, 188

1 7, 423

7,031

15,001

7,031
7,201

7,188
7,188
7,031
7,656
7,418
20, 626
7,600

7,188
7,600
7,500
7,500
22, 188
13, 942
7,031
7,500
7,188
7,031

7,031

15, 001

7,187
7,357

6,875
7,344
7,187
7,813
7,574
21,093
7,656

7,344
7,666
7,666
7,669
22,657
14, 298
7,188
7,656
7,344
7,188

7,187

DEPARTMENT OP DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS

317

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

ISTHMUS — continued

Field (Panama Canal grades)— Continued
General schedule erades — Continued
QS-10. Range $6,875 to $7.813— Con.

Supervisor, signal engineer

Supervisor, tabulating machine

operation

Supervisory accountant.

Supervisory administrative otRcer. .
Supervisory business accountant,

terminals division

Supervisory chemist

Supervisory marine traffic con-
troller

Supply assistant, general

Supply assistant, restaurant

Systems accountant

Veterinarian..

OS-9. Range $6,325 to $7,263:

Admeasurer

Administrative assistant

Architect, general

Assistant chief hydrograplier

Assistant housing manager

Assistant to chief, retail stores

Assistant to superintendent, motor

transportation division..

Assistant to superintendent, termi-
nals division

Auditor...

Baker

Bakery manager

Budget analyst

Business accountant

Chemist

Chief, personnel records division

Chief, purchasing section

Chief, real estate unit

Chief, tabulating machine branch.
Chief, tabulating machine section.
Chief, time, leave, and payroll

section

Chief, United States rate employ-
ment branch

Claims examiner

Construction cost accountant

Engineer

Engineer, architectural..

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, estimating

Engineer, general

Engineer, hydraulic

Engineer, hydrographic

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, mechanical refrigeration..

Engineer, plant

Engineer, safety.

Engineer, structural

Governmental accountant

Inspector, hulls and boilers

Local agent, railroad

Manager, clubhouse

Manager, retail store

Manager, wholesale unit

Marine traffic controller

Organization and methodsexarainer.

Physical science aide

Position classifier and salary and

wage analyst

Records administrator

Relief manager and assistant super-
intendent, cold storage and

abattoir

Restaurant manager

btorekeeper, Cristobal..

buperintendent, filter plant

Supervisor, safety inspector

Supervisor, sanitation

Supervisory accountant.

Supervisory coffee specialist

Supervisory construction engineer..
Supervisory construction inspector.

Supply assistant, general

Supply assistant, restaurant.

Supply distribution assistant and

inspector, plumbing

Supervisory surveying and carto-
graphic engineer... _.

Systems accountant

Traffic engineer

Valuation engineer

GS-8. Range $5,775 to $6,713

GS-7. Range $5,256 to $6,194

GS-6. Range $4,744 to $5,681

GS-5. Range $4,263 to $5,200

OS-1. Range $3,969 to $4,569

GS-3. Range $3,688 to $4,288

GS-2. Range $3,438 to $4,038

GS-1. Range $3,125 to $3,725

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-10. Range $5,706 to $6,644

CPC-9. Range $5,188 to $6,125

CPC-8. Range $4,675 to $5,613

CPC-7. Range $4,294 to $5,044

1953 actual

1954 estimate

N'um- Total

bei

salary

$6, 875

6.875
7.201
7,171

7,638
7,334

7,031
6,875

69. 443
35.682
12. 962
6.799

6,746

6,481

6.638
58.019
6.481
6.872
18, 975
6.325
12.860
7.471
7.004
7.419
6,794
6,325

6,325

6,807
18, 975
12. 650
12. 771

7,263
24, 020
13,630
43,244

6,505

6,353

19. 757

12. 962

6,325

7.263

6,439

19, 287

6,920

7,2&3

6, .325

19, 913

26, 617

6, 656

13. 250

6, 325

6,325

45, 987
7,185

6.469
6,481
6.638
6,535
6,481
6,481
6,619
6. 844
6.909
26. 081
6.325
6,637

6,481

13, 275
44,588

70,044
466, 027
975. 818
682, 894
786, 249
702, 281
784, 166
552, 107

47,247

8 48, 175

11 63.013

20 99, 929

16 73, 632

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 031

1
4
4
1
11
1

1

7

1

7

60

141

109

146

153

206

94

7

6,875
7.344

1 6. 875
1 7, 813

6,875
7,031
6.875
6,875

58,353
27. 645
6.638
6.946
7. 263
6,794

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 187

58,254
6.638
6.9.50

19. 367
6.405

12. 963
7, 575
7,171

6,950
6,325

6,325

6. 963
18. 975
12.810

12, 806

13, .586
13. 744
13.900
44.821

6, 325
6,794
6,515
19, 757
12, 763

1 7,263
1 6,638

7,106

6,325
2.5, 285
26, 864

6,794
70, 715

6,325

10 66, 153

1 7, 211

6, K58
6, f>:i8
6,793
6.638
6,638

1 6,638
1 7, 106

26, 70S

6,638

6,794

45, .371

6,325

45,063

379,411

807, 580

580, 966

714,950

657, 476

803, 723

336, 728

21,515

8 49. 088

10 57, 188

17 88, 603

14 67, 295

I
1
1
1

10
3
2
1
1
1

1
4
4

1
12
1

10
1

7,031
7,500

1 7,000
1 7, 813

7,031
7,187
7,031
7,031

66. 085
20. 700
13. 119
7. 112
7.263
6.950

59. 662
6.794
7. 106

19. 761
6.561

13. 119
7,575
7,325

7,106
6,481

6.481

7.119
19. 443

13. 122
13.119
13.744
13,744

14, 213
51, 743

6.481
6,950
6.666
19. 757
19.442

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1 7,328

1 6,794

1 6. 325

1 7,263

6,481
25.723
27.488

6.950
78, 273

6,481

67, 636
6,637

6,794

1 6, 949
1 6,794
1 6,794

1 6,794
1 7,263

19, 913

2 13, 275
7 46, 465

7
58
146
109
147
156
201
93
7

45, 858
371, 005
842, 171
589. 037
732. 164
674. 830
793, 832
337, 465

21, 775

8 49. 714

10 57, 970

15 78, 214

13 63, 001

ISTHMUS— continued

Field (Panama Canal grades)— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial
grades — Continued

CPC-6. Range $4,000 to $4,600

CPC-5. Range $3,718 to $4,318

CPC-4. Range $3,438 to $4,038

CPC-3. Range $3,190 to $3.790

CPC-2. Range $3,025 to $3,550

CPC-1. Range $2,263 to $2,713

Military rates:
Engineering and construction director.

Industrial director

Marine director

Chief, navigation division

Industrial engineer

Port captain

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates at $6,325 and above;

Assistant port captain..

Assistant to master of transporta-
tion

Chief train dispatcher

Engineer, chief, floating plant

Engineer, floating plant. ._

Engineer, senior chief, floating plant-
First assistant engineer, floating

plant

First mate floating plant

Master, floating plant

Master, senior, floating plant

Mate, floating plant

Operator, chief, floating plant

Operator, floating plant

Pilot _

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

16 $61,969

45 170. 928

8 28. 370

2 6.380

4 12, 713

1 2, 110

1954 estimate

Port captain

Train dispatcher

Rates less than .$6,325

Positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to $6,325 and above:
Assistant chief, aids to navigation..

Assistant foreman .,

Assistant foreman, roundhouse

Assistant general foreman

Assistant printer

Assistant superintendent, locks

division

Assistant supervisor, carpentry

Assistant supervisor, painting.

Assistant supervisor, plumbing

Assistant supervisor, sheetmetal

work _.,

Assistant to superintendent, locks

division

Chief, diesel station

Chief, hydroelectric station

Control bouse operator

Coordinator, locks division

Dispatcher, chief

Dispatcher, power

Diver

Engineer, refrigeration service

Foreman

Foreman, armature shop

Foreman, carpenter

Foreman, car shops

Foreman, crater and packer

Foreman, dock

Foreman, equipment operation and

repair

Foreman, electrical

Foreman, foundry and pattern shop .

Foreman, instrument shop

Foreman, luieman

Foreman, machine shop

Foreman, pamter

Foreman, pipefitter and sheetmetal

worker

Foreman, planing mill..

Foreman, plumber

Foreman, public works..

Foreman, repair shop

Foreman, rigger and cmne operator.

Foreman, roiuidhouse

Foreman, sheetmetal worker

Foreman, shoremining

Foreman, stevedore, chief

Foreman, water system

General foreman

General foreman, construction and

maintenance

General foreman, equipment, oper-
ation and repair..

General foreman, extractor

General foreman, public works.

General foreman, quarry.

General foreman, shore mining and

sluicing operations

General foreman, water system

Harbormaster

Head stevedore

Inspector, boiler

Leadingman, carman...

Leadingman, combination welder...
Leadingman, gas plant operator

2 25.464

1
1

28

1

18

2

1

34

10

1

2

7

95

1
3

106

1
2
1
1

1
1
2
10
1
1
1
1

6.406
6.635

187. 375
6, 365

122, 373

13,395

6,531

235,293

69. 387
6,365

13, 3.54

45, 491

953, 278
11.835
19. 218

572, 655

1

1
2
2
9
1
1
7
1
1
7
1
10
1
1
5

1

7
I
1
3
1
13

1
1
2
18
3
1
1
3
1
1
2
6

8,029
12, 980

6,822
13. 061

7,240

2 17, 742

1 6. 382

1 6, 358

1 6. 406

6,325

8,548

14.211

14.663

62. 674

6,326

7,716

49, 108

8,195

6.325

50, 711

7,118

65, 154

7,592

6,325

30, 361

6, 325
46, 431

7,402

7,271
19, 152

6,649
82, 503

6,641
6,325

13,644
105, 979

20.384
6,354
7,389

20,134
6,510
7,259

12.650

42,853

6.585
13. 852
6.325
6,617

7,197
6,328
14,317
66,342
6,325
6,905
6,325
6,325

Num- Total
ber salary

$58. 638

178. 861

32.664

3,190

1 2, 110

9,863
10, 219
10. 575
10, 219

7,168
10, 219

2 26, 208

1
1

27
1

18

6.408
6.635

179. 919
6.365

121. 075

13, 395

6,531

240. 858

64,728

6,365

13, 3M

45, 491

8

1, 116, 591

3 19,218
80 453,440

8.029
14. 3,'J2

6,822
13, 977

2 18, 233

1 6.864

1 6.861

1 6,864

1 6,864

8.839

14. 76S

15. 621
69. 019

7.051
8,112

50, 421
8,445
7,051

53. 122
7,634

47, 963
7.592
6. 531

57, 782

6,427

42, 432

7,925

7,800

19,843

13 86, 338

1 6, 635

1 6,822

12 76, 128

3 20, 717

7,389
13.644
6.510
8.008

12. 938
45, 822

7,738

7,051

13, 852

6,698
7,072

7,197
6,926
15, 808
61, 098
6,448
6,905
6,718
6,635

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$59, 942

181,938

33. 389

3,290

2,110

9.863
10, 219
10. 575
10. 219

7.168
10, 219

26,208

6,406
6.635

186, 478
6,365

121,075

13, 395

6,531

241,794

64,728

6.365

13 354

39. 126

18

1, 148, 372

1
1

28

1

18

2
1
35
9
1
2
6

3 19, 218
75 427,440

8,029
14.3,52

6.822
13. 977

2 18. 647

1 6.864

1 6,864

1 6,864

1
2
2
9
1
1
6
1
1
7
1
7
1
1
10

1
6
1
1
3

6.864

9,191

14,768

1,5.621

69,019

7,322

8.112

43. 218

8.445

7.051

53. 122

7.634

47. 963

7,592

6, 531

64, 232

6,427

42. 4.32

7,925

7,800

19, 843

13 86, 338

1 6, 635

1 6, 822

12 76, 128

3 20, 717

7,389
13,644
6,510
8,003
12, 938
45, 822

7,738

7,051
13, 852
6,698
7,072

7,197
6,926
15, 808
61,098
6,448
6,905
6,718
6,635

B70200— 54-

-21

318

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

I

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Panam.^ Canal Company — Continued

General and Administrative Expenses, Panama Canal Company-
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

ISTHMUS— continued

Field (Panama Canal grades)— Continued
Positions at hourly rates— Continued
Rate equivalent to $6,325 and above-
Continued

Lcadineman, machinist

LeadinRman, machinist, pipefitter,

and shipfitter

Leadingman, painter

Leadingman, pipefitter and sheet-
metal worker

Leadingman, rigger and crane

operator

Leadingman, shipfitter

Leadingman, shipwright

Leadingman, wireman

Locltmaster

Master machinist

Master shipfitter

Master shipwright and dockmaster.
Operator and dispatcher, power-
house

Operator, control house

Operator, foreman, electrician

Operator foreman, mechanic

Operator, lock, leader

Operator, monotype

Planner and estimator

Principal foreman, stevedore

Salvage master and master diver

Supervisor, buildings and equip-
ment

Supervisor, carpentry

Supervisor, construction

Supervisor, control house

Supervisor, electrical and mechani-
cal

Supervisor, generation and trans-
mission

Supervisor, maintenance division.-.

Supervisor, mechanical

Supervisor, painting

Supervisor, plant maintenance

Supervisor, plumbing

Supervisor, printing plant-

Supervisor, public works __

Supervisor, sheetmetal work

Wire chief

Rates equivalent to less than $6,325-.,

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses _

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary):
United States rate.-.

Local rate ._ _

Other positions:

Temporary employment:

United States rate

Local rate

Part-time employment:

United States rate _

Local rate _.

Intermittent employment:

United States rate

Local rate

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13,128

6 37. 950
1 6, 325

1 6, 576

1
1
1
4
19

1
I

11
16
7
7
42
1
4
2
1

6,568
6,388
6,498
25,504
144, 049
8.416
8.218
8,288

72. 149

121. 132

44, 730

44. 730

269. 587

6,948

26.310

13, 561

7,368

1 6, 864

1 6,919

1 6. 325

3 24, 183

4 33, 696

2
3
2
1
1
1
3
1

1
1,192

16. 504
22. 946
16,812
7,011
6.801
7.011
22, 796
6,641
6,736
6,384

6. 216, 306

3,403

19,122,929
606.2

2, 024, 036

2, 897. 8

17, 098, 893
8,861

11,087,527

410. 999
382, 917

26, 913
403, 068

7,144
2, 719, 994

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,040

5 34.112
1 6,631

1
1
1
4
19
1
1
1

10
16
7
7
42
1
4
1
1

7,384
7,197
6,968
27.288
149. 190
9.048
8.840

68.500

121.746

46. 298

46. 298

276. 546

7,280

28,288

7,738

7.883

1 7, 176
1 7, 550

3 24, 522

4 34, 034

2
3
2
1
1
1
3
1
1
2
997

17, 222
24,606
16,636
7.650
7,197
7. 550
24, 258
7.093
7.550
13, 270

6, 642, 854

2.966

17, 729, 156
188.9

9a4,920

2, 776. 1

16, 794, 236
8,636

10, 830, 155

38. 930
32, 784

32. 070
306, 357

7.290
2, 326, 980

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,040

5 34.112
1 6,631

1 7, 488

1
1
1
4
19
1
1
1

10
16
7
7
42
1
4
1
1

1
1

7.384
7,197
6. 9fiS
27,288
149. 621
9,048
8.840
8.944

68.600

121. 963

46, 298

46, 298

276, 546

7,280

28.288

7,738

7,883

7,176
7,560

3 24, 750

4 34.361

17, 222
24, 606
16,536
7,550
7.197
7.650
24, 465

1 7, 650

2 13, 270

6, 558, 709

2,951

17.779,411
189.9

924.316

2, 761. 1

16. 856. 096
8,550

10,896,199

37,120
32, 470

30. 771
355, 650

7.460
2, 296, 615

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ISTHMUS— continued

Field (Panama Canal grades)— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base;
United States rate

$78, 422

856. 344
690, 413

28,619

6,222

$87, 246

509, 015
487, 694

24, 788

27,665

$88, 493

Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay:

549,363

Local rate

Nightwork differential: United States

rate- - --

Excess of annual leave earned over leave

507,817
25, 093
33, 467

Total personal services:
United States rate (Panama
Canal grades)

18. 513, 556

17, 462, 976

58. 2a3

14, 043, 970

17, 568, .599

.58.263

Local rate - ..

15, 283, 919

14, 088, 661

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Rivers and Hahbors and Flood Control
Revolving Fund, Corps of Engineers

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures hy objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

17.326

1.040

17. 216

17, 275

1,005

Average number of all employees

17,034

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary __

$4,694
OS-6.8

$3, 480

CPC-5.6

$3,112

$4,729

OS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .. .

$3,510

Average grade

CPC-5.5

$3,112

01 Personal services:
Civil functions:
Pay and allowances to commis-

$936. 500

65, 260. 002

2, 960. 500

250, 598
5, 864. 900

$935, 500

Permanent positions...

65, 278, 431

2,913,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

250. 669

Payment above basic rates .

5, 719, 400

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule under

75. 271. 500

2, 800, 000

1,100,000

1. 050. 000

6, 100. 000

825. 000

31. 988. 804

16.500.000

11,677,344

153, 600

35. 000

270. 000

75, 097, 500

02 Travel

2, 350. 000

950. 000

925. 000

5, .500. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

750. 000

07 Other contractual services

29, 108. 094

16, 000. 000

09 Equipment ._ .

10, 60S. 385

60, 000

13 Refmids, awards, and indemnities

30, 000

240. 000

Subtotal

147, 771, 148
1,016,000

141,618,979

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

1,015,000

146. 756, 148

140, 603, 979

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE DEAF

Salaries and Expenses, Columbia Institution for the Deaf

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

113

5

111

121

3

120

123

3

122

Average salaries .and grades: Ungraded
positions: Average salary

$3,391

$3,502

$3,491

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$383,836
17,673
11,053

$423. 791
12.000
9.800

U33. 391

Other positions

Payment above basic rates

12.000
9.800

Total personal services

02 Travel —

412,562

1,577

289

3,012

8,981

275

30,377

109, 249

17,599

223

445. 691

2.000

100

3,000

8,000

250

39,529

105, 150

11,400

300

455. 191
2.000

03 Transportation of things

100

3,000

05 Rents and utilitv services

8.000

250

52.529

08 Supplies and materials

105. 150

11.400

15 Taxes and assessments --

300

Subtotal -..

584,144
26,940

615, 320
29,120

637.920

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

29.120

Obligations incurred

557,204

686,200

608,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Not Under Classification Act
Group A — Admixistration

President of Gallaudet College and execu-
tive officer

Business manager

President's secretary, assistant business
manager, registrar, bookkeeper, clerks,
secretary.

Group B— Education

gallaudet college

Assistant to the president and professor. .

Dean - -

Dean of instruction

Dean of students - _ —

Professors

Assistant professors

Instructors..

KENDALL SCHOOL

Principal

Supervising teacher

Instructors

Group C— Institution

AUXnjART SERVICES

Dietitian... -

Nurse - --

Cooks, kitchen help...

Maids -

"Waitresses

Laimdryman and laundresses

Housekeeper, counselors, matrons, assist-
ants

operation and MAINTENANCE

Superintendent of maintenance

Groundskeeper..

Gardener.

Engineer, firemen - -

Carpenter, painter, maintenance men

1953 actual

Xum- Total
her salary

1 $10, 800
1 7,340

23,742

7,640

6,647

6,000

5,000

28.886

42,482

34,017

1 6,250

1 4,620

13 46, 302

1
1
8
3
13
5

3,925
3.639
21.804
6.603
31. 370
11,880

9 24,079

5.604
4.049
3,122
12,535
18, 787

1954 estimate

Xum- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800
1 7, 340

1
1
12

7,640

6, 6!7

6,500

5,500

35,928

42.888

45,948

5.100

5,000

42,504

3,925
6,639
21,804
6.603
33.760
12.411

11 31,897

5,800
4,198
3,232
12,735
19,153

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10. SOO
1 7, 340

1
2
8
3
14
5

7,640

6.647

6,500

5,500

41,928

42,888

49, M8

6,100

5.000

42,504

3,925
6,639
21,804
6,603
33,760
12,411

31,897

6.800
4,198
3,232
12. 735
19,153

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Not Under Classification ^d— Continued
Group C— Institution— Continued

OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— COD.
T.awnhnnds

Num
ber

3
5
2
1

- Total
salary

$8,023
12,334
4,752
2,874

Num
ber

3
6
2
1

- Total
salary

$8,247
15,112
4.853
2,974

Num
ber

3
6
2
1

- Total
salary

$8,247

Janitor

15,112

4,853

Storesclerk

2,974

Total permanent ..

113

7

405, 106
21,270

121
4

438, 135
14,344

123
4

447,735

14,344

Net permanent (average number,

106

383,836

17, 673
11,053

117

423,791

12,000
9,800

119

433, 391

Other positions: Temporary employ-

12,000

Payment above basic rates

9,800

412, 562

445, 591

455,191

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Food and Drug Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Totalnumberof permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

926

2

886

846

1
829

846

1

816

-Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.\verage salary

$5,420
GS-8.2

$2. 931
CPC-3.3

$5. 572
GS-8.4

$2. 971
CPC-3.3

$5. 666

OS-8.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,014

Average grade

CPC-3.3

01 Personal services:

$4,728,813
10,606

17, 934
8,846

$4, 533. 800
4,800

17,000
7,000

$4, 514, 000

4,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

17.000

7.000

Total personal services

4. 766, 198

211,830

38,732

54, 171

2,056

39, 792

111,378

33, 562

205, 141

85,867

77, 113

286

2,125

4, 562, 600

190, 900

30, 100

65,300

1,800

33. 300

87, 800

26, 500

167, 000

87, 600

28,800

300

2,200

4, 542, 800

02 Travel

184, 900

03 Transportation of things

29,100

65,900

05 Rents and utili'y services

1.800

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

33. 300
85,000

Services performed by other agencies.

26,500
161, 700

87,600

27,900

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

300
2,200

Obligations incurred

5,628,250

6, 284, 200

6,249,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

1

Total
salary

$13,000

Num
ber

1

- Total
salary

$13,200

GS-I6. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

1

$12,400

1
1

2

12. 200
12. OCO

22. 850

1

1

2

12,400

1

2
1
4
1

12,000

22,600
11,800
45. 450
11,300

12.000

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

23.100

4

1

45. 450
11.300

4
1

45.900

Director of field operations

11, 650

319

320

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Food and Drug Administration — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COUtinUCd

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con.

Director of program research__

Director of regulatory management.
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief of division.

Assistant director of field operations.
Assistant director of program

research

Assistant director of regulatory

management

Chief analyst-

Chief of branch.

Chief of division

Chief inspector -

Executive officer ---

Food and drug officer

Medical officer ---

Research director -

Veterinary medical director.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Associate chief of branch

A ssistant executive officer

Chemist

Chief of branch

Food and drug officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant executive officer

Bacteriologist

Chemist

Chief of branch

Food and drug officer

Microanalyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Pharmacologist

Physicist

Veterinarian

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Bacteriologist

Budget analyst

Chemist

Information specialist

Mathematical statistician.

Medical officer

Microanalyst

Parasitologist

Pharmacologist

Position classifier

Records officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Fiscal accountant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Bacteriologist

Biochemist.-- ---

Chemist

Food and drug officer

Instrument maker

Mathematical statistician

Microanalyst

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel assistant

Pharmacologist -.

Placement officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

QS-6. Range $3,796 to .$4,545

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,655

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Range $2,7.50 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $.3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,8i0

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 800
10, 800

29. 200
9,800

9,600

9,800
9.800
9.800

19, 600
9,600
9,600

29. 000

110.200

9.800

10. 000

8,660

GS-5.

GS-3.
OS-2.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief of district

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:

Assistant chief of district-.

Chief chemist of district

Chief Inspector of district

8.560
113.680
110, 880

7,540
21, 720
58, 920
46. 040
60. 080

14, 280
7,040

15, 080
7,040
7,240

37, 240
6,140

67, 660
6,740
5,940
6,740

31, 500
5,940

30,700
5,940
6,940

5,875

5,810
5,310
10. 370
43, 230
6,310
6,685

1954 estimate

5,810

5,186

5,686

15,805

5, 060

20,230

69, 906

91,990

102,8.56

109.120

74,240

33, 770

3 10,042

5 15,110

24 67, 648

2 4, 910

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10. 800
1 11,050

3 29. 800
1 10, 000

9,800

9.600

9.800

10, 000

20. 000

9.600

9,800

29. 000

112,000

10. 000

10, 200

8.760

8.360

17. 520

106. 520

103, 720

1
1
1
2
1
1
3
11
1
1

1
1

2
12
12

325 1,809,145
S. 1 34, 340

316 9

1,774,805

3,708
5,007
6,826

8,846

1, 799, 192

16 156,000

3
16
15

25, 080
133, (60
125, 400

4
1
4
10
22
25
34
17
12

22, 120
66, 960
39, 000
36, 400
14. 280

7,040
14, 680

7,240
14, 280

38. 240
6,340

45, 180
6.940
5,940

31, 900

5 30, 700
1 6, 140

1 6, 140

6,000

5.810

10. 495

5.185

43. 855

6.435

6,810

5,435

11,120

6,310

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050
11,300

29, 800
10, 200

9,800

9,600
10. 000
10. 200
20. 000

9.800
10. 000
29. 600
112.000
10, 000
10, 200

8.760

8.560

17. 520

107. 520

104, 620

21,616
5.186
19, 730
44, 300
93, 865
96, 2.50
116.430
63. 975
36, 920

3 10, 202

6 15,360

22 63, 184

1 2, 560

305 1, 745, 671
6 32, 671

1,713,000

1,600
2,400
6,400

1,730,400

16 167, 000

2

16
16

17, 120
136, 760
136, 500

22, 520

67, 960
39. 400

37, 200
14, 680

7,040
14, 880

7,440
14, 280

38, 840
6.340

45, 780
6,940
6,140

32, 500

6 31, 700
1 6. 140
1 6, 140

6,125

5.935

10. 745

5.310

44,605

6.660

6.810

6.560

11,246

6,436

22,115
6,310
20, 105
46, 675
9,5, 615
97, 875
118, 350
64, 855
37, 660

3 10, 362

5 15,510

22 64, 304

1 2, 630

305 1,771,096
11 65, 096

1,600
2,400
6,400

7,000

1,723,400

16 160, 200

2 17. 520

16 139. 960

16 139, 560

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7 ,040 to $8,040:

Num- Total
ber salary

10 $73,000
2 14. 880
1 7, 040
1 7,640

4 25, 360
35 225. 700
52 324. 280

1 6, 740

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $22. 120
2 15,280

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $22. 520

Chemist ... .

2 15, 280

Tea examiner ....

GS-1 1. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chemist

31 201. 340

61 388. 740

1 6. 740

1 6. 940

1 6,000

70 389. 575
74 401,320

2 11.245
1 5. 436

101 456. S30
10 44. 200
44 166, 290
39 137, 346
34 110,860
6 18, 020
1 2, 980

31 204, 540

61 394. 740

1 6. 940

1 6. 140

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:
Administrative assistant

1 5, 876

72 395. 820
79 423, 120

2 10. 995
1 5.310

120 530. 100
13 66, 835
48 178, 930
46 160, 450
40 128, 880
8 23,440
1 2, 980

1 3,520
12 36. 544

1 6, 125

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $6,810:
Chemist

70 394, 950

74 410. 520

Import food and drug exammer

2 11,495
1 5, 660

08 7 Range .$4,205 to $4,955 .

101 407, 466

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

10 44, 826
44 167, 290

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

39 139, 185
34 112, 140

GS-2 Range $2 750 to $3,230

6 18, 340

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

1 3,060

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

8 24, 670

8 24, 736

Total permanent, field

600 3, 087, 679
32.6 133,671

540 2, 861, 276
11 40,476

540 2,913,081

20 105, 081

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

567.4

2, 954, 008

1,890
11, 108

529

2,820,800

800
10,600

520

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment -. .

2,808,000
800

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...

10,600

All personal services, field

2, 967, 006

2, 832, 200

2,819,400

4, 766, 198

4, 562, 600

4, 642, 800

Salaries and Expenses, Certification and Inspection Services, Food
and Drug Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary..

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies

08 Supplies and materials

Samples _.

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

176

2

166

1, 084, 287

1954 estimate

172
1

168

$4,919

$5,071

$6, 159

GS-7.5

GS-7.6

OS-7.6

$2, 834

$2, 821

$2,863

CPC-2.7

CPC-2.7

CPC-2.7

$781,089

$806, 100

$784, 485

4,666

2,000

2,000

2.991

3, 100

3,100

28, 248

15,600

15, 500

816, 994

826, 700

805,085

11,463

12,000

11,000

700

800

700

3,577

7,100

7,100

9,180

8,800

8,400

60,686

34,400

34,400

36,566

24,500

24,500

102,870

101, 600

99, 100

4,262

4,600

4,600

15, 626

37, 400

17, 600

31, 210

31,215

31,215

1,263

1,500

1,500

1, 090, 615

1956 estimate

168

1

160

1, 045, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,800:
Assistant chief of division ..

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11, 800

2 19, 200
1 9, 600

1 9,800

2 20, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

2 19, 600
1 9, 800

1 10, 000

2 20, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

2 20,000

1 10,000

1 10, 000

Medical officer.

2 20, 400

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

321

DETAIL OF PEHSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmen tal— Con tinued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Cliemist

Chief of branch

Medical officer

Veterinarian

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Bacteriologist

Chemist

Chief of branch

Food and drug ofBcer

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Bacteriologist

Chemist

Pharmacologist

OS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Bacteriologist

Budget analyst. __

Chemist ,

Mathematical statistician

Pharmacologist _ ,

Purchasing agent

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.546 ,

QS-5. Range $3,tl0 to $t.l60 ,

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 ,

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

OS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230 ,

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,820

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses.--

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Otlier positions: Temporary employ-
ment--

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Food and drug inspector-— -.

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Bacteriologist--

Food and drug inspector

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $.3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.6.55

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses-- -

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel£ base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, field -
Personal services

1963 actual

Num Total

ber salary

1 $8,560

2 16. 720
1 8, .560

1 8, 760

2 14, 080
1 7,040
4 28,760
1 7,040

17,820
29,700

10
1
6
1
2
1

26
4

20

11
9
2
3

5,760

61,600

5,435

31, 486

6,310

10, 245

5,060

113, 455

16, 430

70,700

37. 405

27,830

5,900

8.140

1 2, 910
10 28. 640
7 19. 460

143 663. 396
10.8 44,436

132. 2 618, 960

4,666
2,432

23,635

649, 693

11 70, 140
1 5,810

5.120
38, 140
31, 235

7,696
3,495
3,270

33 164, 905
0. 7 2, 776

32.3 162,129
559

4.613

167, 301

816, 994

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17, 120

1 8, 760

1 8, 960

2 14, 280

4 29,660
1 7, 240

18, 420

30,300

6,940

62, 850

5,560

43, 105

1
1
30
4
14
11
9
2
3

6,185
5, 185
132, 775
16. 930
61. 240
38. 045
28.630
6,140
8,300

1 2,990

10 28.880
7 18.900

140 662, 570
4 20, 570

136 642, 000

2,000
2,600

15,600

662.000

71, 540

5,810
21,865
4.995
33, 810
16, 430
7.945
3,575
3,350

169, 320
5,220

164. 100
600

164, 700

826, 700

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17, 520

1 8,760

1 8, 900

2 14, 480

4 30,360
1 7,240

3 18, 420

5 30, 700

I 6, 140

140
7

FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL

Salaries and Expenses, Freedmen's Hospital

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

54,100

5.685

43,980

6,310

6,310

136, 275

17, 430

52, 865

38, 685

29,110

6,220

8,460

3,070
29, 360
19,110

675. 750
33,760

133 642, 000

2,000
2,500

15,500

662.000

72. 540
6,810

5,120
34. 185
16, 930
8,195
3,655
3.430

28 149. 865
2 7, 380

26 142, 485
600

143, 085

805, 085

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

SiL-mmaTfj of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees _

744
164
844

744
178
857

744
184
897

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 721
GS-4.5

$2. 919
CPC-3.2

$3,784
GS-4.5

$2. 958
CPC-3.2

$3,784

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

GS-4.6
$2. 958

Average grade

CPC-3 2

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2. 390. 172
216,436

$2,424,760
253,366

$2 532 557

Other positions

352,072

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Personal service obligations— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

$10,017
82. 957
104. 174

$10. 298
84,040
112,246

$11,100
87,365

Other payments for personal services- . -

186, 631

Total personal service obligations...

2.803,756

2, 884. 700

3, 169, 725

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services ..

2, 221. 284

572

692

15. 926

70. 141

2.732

37.123

11.055
441. 654
104. 167

10. 458

2, 282. 673

600

535

18, 550

70, 129

3,650

339, 985

11,355

387, 960

58. .888

10. 450

2, 267, 040

02 Travel

600

03 Transportation of things

620

18,900

05 Rents and utility services ..

66 590

06 Printing and reproduction .

ri. 650

124, 685

Services performed by other agen-
cies

11.365

08 Supplies and materials . ...

376. 640

09 Equipment

72.830

10. 450

Subtotal

2,915,804
60.583

3, 184, 775
78. 125

2, 953, 360

Deduct charges tor quarters and sub-
sistence ..

73.360

Total appropriated funds

2. 855, 221

3. 106. 650

2. 880. OOO

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

582. 472
17, 586
9.526

112, 109
26,379

602. 027
17.671
86.260
98. 240
14.377

902.685

05 Rents and utilitv services

25.760

48.160

08 Supplies and materials

143. 360

09 Equipment

28,000

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

748. 072
15, 335

818, 476
19, 776

1,147,965
27,965

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements fromnon-Federal

732. 737

798, 700

1,120.000

3, 687, 958

3, 905, 350

4,000.000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num
ber

1

1
1

1

1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
7
5
4
2
1
1

1

1
61

4
210
23
98
89
18

1

1

1

7
14
11
20
82
78

- Total
salary

$10,200

8.360
8,560

7,440

6,140
5.940
6,140
6,340
6.540
6,140

5,186
6,310
6.310
6,310

36, 645
27,800
21,115
10. 870

5,685
5.060

5,060

4,870

234. 330

17, 930

797, 975

80. 385

315. 725

265, 780

46,440

4,565

4,650

4,365

26, 745

49,440

37. 114
62. 280

231.744
206.680

Num
ber

I

61

210
23
98
89
18

14
11
20
82
78

- Total
salary

$10,400

8.360
8,760

7,640

6,340
6,140
6,140
6,540
6.740
6.340

6,310
6,435
6,435
6,436

36, 920
28. 425
21.615
11, 120

6,810
5,185

6,186

4,995

239, 830

18, 180

810,475

81. 505

320.925

269. 860

46. 520

4,565

4.775

4.490

27.345

49.840

37. 754
63.080

234. 704
209. 340

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,400

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 8, 360

Medical officer . ...

1 8, 760

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 7, 640

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6, 340

Personnel officer

1 6, 140

1 6.140

Director of nursing service

1 6,540

1 6. 740

Chief dietitian

1 6. 340

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,310

Assistant budget and fiscal officer...

1 6, 435
1 6, 436

1 6, 436

7 36. 920

Assistant to director of nurses..

6 28.425
4 21, 615

2 11, 120

1 6, 810

1 6, 185

Superintendent of buildings and
grounds

1 6, 185

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370... .. .

1 4, 995

GS-7 Range $4,205 to $4,955

61 239, 830

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

4 18, 180

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

210 810, 476

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655

23 81, .506

G.S 3 Range $2 950 to $3 430

98 320 925

89 269 860

GS 1 Range $2 500 to $2 980

18 46 520

Crafts, protective,' and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range .$4,1.50 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Ranee .$3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,4.54 ._.

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1 4,666

1 4,775

1 4.490

7 27. 346

14 49. 840

11 37.754

20 63. 080

82 234, 704

78 209, 340

Total permanent, field

744 2, 596, 068

744 2,637,458

744 2, 637, 458

322

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Freedmen's Hospital — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field — Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

61. 1 $205,896

Num- Total
ber salary

60 $212,698

Num- Total
ber salary

29 $104,901

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) .

682.9

2, 390, 172

216, 436

10, 017

44, 908
38, 049

104, 174

684

2, 424, 760

253, 356

10, 298

45, 440
38, 600

112,246

715

2, 632, 557

352, 072

11, 100

47. 065
40, 300

186, 631

Other positions: Trainees

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

01 Personal services -

2,803,756

2, 884, 700

3, 169, 725

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;

2, 221, 284
682,472

2,282,673
602, 027

2, 267, 040
902, 685

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other aeeoiints

HOWARD UNIVERSITY

Salaries and Expenses, Howard University

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all emplovees

799
187
986

742
167
909

757
167
924

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3, 608

as-4.8

$2, 474
CPC-3.3

$6,377

$3,684
GS-6.0

$2,483

CPC-3.3

$5, 491

$3,655
OS-5.1

$2, 483

CPC-3.3

$6,491

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade .

Instructional grade: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$.3, 139. 621

563. 869

6,940

$2, 985, 685

514, 490

6,940

$3, 059, 275

614, 490

6.940

Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations .,

3, 700, 420

3, 607, 116

3, 580, 705

Direct Obligafioiis
01 Personal servicer

3, 597, 416

46, 824

1,770

46.304

60,662

36, 669

370, 177

644. 832

113, 133

124, 636

19, &■>')

3, 396, 387

40, 139

1,816

41,964

50. 960

30,400

429, 952

601.786

97. 872

127, 700

18, 946

3,396,387

40, 139

1,816

41,964

60,960

30,400

433, 952

609, 786

97, 872

127, 700

18, 946

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services .-

06 Rents and utilitv services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services- _.

08 Supplies and materials

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-.

Total direct obliKatlons

5, 061, 061

4, 837, 922

4, 849, 922

Obligations Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services.

103, 005

1.169

70, 029

no, 728

1,518

70,000

184.318

2,313

62,000

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac
counts

174, 203

182,246

248, 631

Obligations incurred

5,235,254

5,020,168

5, 098, 653

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Grades established by Board of Trustees:
Dean and director...

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $105,865
66 4:16, 816
69 404, 014
48 262. 459
78 331, 716
25 65, 877

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $107,501
65 436. 864
74 437. 601
43 224, 067
67 287, 626
21 49, 407

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $107,501

66 436. 864
74 437, 601
43 224,067

67 287, 525
21 49.407

Professor

Associate professor

Assistant professor

Instructor..

Assistant

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Grades comparable to general schedule
grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

President

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Secretary and professor of law

G.S-13. Range $8,.360 to $9,360:

Treasurer.

Business manager.

Medical officer

GS-12. Range $6,970 to $8,040:

Registrar

Dean of public relations

Dean of students

Assistant to the dean of students

Dean of women

Director of health service

Administrative assistant, dean of

the university

-Acting pathologist

University librarian ...
GS-11. Range $5,881 to $6,940:

Assistant treasurer

Business analyst

Dean of men

Student activities adviser

Director of recording

Admitting physician _.

Housing supervisor

Acting superintendent, buildings

and grounds

GS-10. Range $5,446 to $6,250:
Acting administrative assistant to

president

OS-9. Range $4,638 to $6,810:
Assistant superintendent of engi-
neering and crafts, buildings and

grounds

Acting personnel officer

Assistant director of admissions

University physician

Assistant physician

Administrative assistant, college of

medicine

Chief ntu-se anesthetist

Business agent and administrative

assistant dentistry..

Supervisor, Negro collection, li-
brary

Assistant superintendent, buildings

and grounds

Acting architect

Plant engineer

Chief engineer

Food supervisor, service enterprises.
Sales supervisor, service enterprises
GS-8. Range $4,574 to $6,008..
GS-7. Range $4,163 to $4,673 .

GS-6 Range $3,757 to $4,162

GS-5. Range .$3,376 to $3,756

GS-4. Range $3,142 to $3,375....
QS-3.Range .$2,917 to $3,141..

GS-2. Range $2,717 to $2,916...

Grades comparable to crafts, protective,
and custodial grades:
CPC-9. Range $4,109 to $4,518:

Foreman, plumbing and heating
CPC-8. Range .$3,703 to $4.108....
CPC-7. Range .$3,401 to .$3,702....

Ranee $3,167 to .$3,400

Range .$2,941 to $3,166

Range .$2,717 to $2,940

Range .$2,519 to $2,716...
Range $2,387 to $2,618

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,042

10, 080

CPC-6.
CPC-5.
CPC-4.
CPG-3.
CPC-2.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary...

Other positions: Part-time and tem-
porary employment

Payment above basic rates: Nightwork
differential

Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

9,222
8,506

6,970
8,070
7,470

7,200
6,970

6.970
8.063
6,739

5,881
5.481
6,048
5.808
5,881

6,481

5,881

6,445

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,042
10, 080

9,222
8,606

8.209
3,422
4,146

5,009

5,009

6,009

6,009
4,383
6,089
7,692
6,009
4,669

25
8
56
62
70
30

105, 632
29,016
191, 995
196, 691
204. 518
76, 379

18, 515
19,297
66. 094
42. 203

121.234
27. 866

247,681

799 3, 139, 621

553, 869

6,940

6,970
8.070
7.470

6. 389

7. 20O
6,970

6,970
8.063
6,970

6.881
6.881
6.881
6,881

6,481
6,881

5,445

4,638
6.009
10,018
6.196
4,911

5,009
5,060

5,009

5,009

6,009
6,009

6,009

5.009

6,009

23,008

74, 976

26, 546

179, 904

222, 071

166,211

48,168

4,187
18, 615
22,964
42. 363
46, 405
97, 413
39, 431
210, 501

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,042

10,080

9,222
8,506
8,360

6,970
8,070
7,470
6,389
7,200
6,970

6.970
8,063
6,970

5.881
5,881
6,881
5,881

742 2, 985, 685

514, 490

6,940

3, 700, 420 3, 607, 115

3, 597, 415
103, 006

3, 396, 387
110, 728

29,700
6,481

5,445

4,638
5,009
10, 018
5,196
4,911

6,009
6,060

5, 009

6,009

6,009
6,009

1

5

7

14

16

38

6,009

6,009

6,009

41,488

74, 976

26,546

196, 954

222, 071

166,211

48,168

4,187
18, 515
22,964
42,363
46, 405
97, 413
39, 431
210, 601

757 3, 059, 276

514, 490

6,940

3, 580, 705

3, 396, 387
184, 318

OFFICE OF EDUCATION

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Education

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

487

2

438

433

448
1

Average number of all employees

415

429

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

323

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

Average salaries and grades:
General sciiedule grades;

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base..-

Payment above basic rates —

Other payments for personal

services —

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services _

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations

1953 actual

$5,914
OS-8.5

$2, 550, 159
12,590

8,833
6,768

2,716

2,681,066

185, 575

3,586

32, 832

111,628

16,263

31, 186

24,669

16, 064

6,631

3, 009, 389

1954 estimate

$6, 036
GS-8.6

$2, 489, 108
10, 102

2, 499. 210

210,950

1,225

49, 096

121,906

16, 905

16, 780

22, 970

6.160

6,900

2, 952, 100

1955 estimate

$6,017
GS-8.5

$2, 564, 794
4,000

10,406

2, 579, 200

246, 530

1,225

53, 375

169, 040

17, 730

22, 140

26, 010

7.200

8,550

3, 130, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
GS-18. Rate of $14,800;

Commissioner of education

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800;

Deputy commissioner of education .
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;
Assistant commissioner for voca-
tional education

Assistant commissioner for State

and local school systems

Assistant commissioner tor higher

education

Assistant commissioner for veterans

educational services -

Assistant commissioner for inter-
national education

Assistant commissioner for program
development and coordination —
Director, school assistance in feder-
ally affected areas

Associate director, federally affected

areas - ---

Branch director, State and local

school systems -

Branch director, higher education...
Branch director, veterans educa-
tional services

Branch director, international edu-
cation --

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;
.Assistant director, vocational edu-
cation --

Assistant director, State and local

school systems

Chief of branch, vocational educa-
tion ---

Chief of section, school assistance in

federally afli cted areas

Chief of section, State and local

school systems

Chief of section, program develop-
ment and coordination...

Associate chief of section. State and

local school systems

Associate cljief of section, higher

education

Specialist for literacy education

Executive officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Specialist, vocational education

Specialist, school assistance in fed-
erally affected areas

Specialist, State and local school

systems

Specialist, higher education

Specialist, veterans educational

services

Specialist, international education..

Specialist, educational reports

Statistician

Special assistant

Budget and fiscal officer

Chief, personnel and organization

section - —

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Specialist, vocational education

Specialist, school assistance in fed-
erally affected areas

Specialist, State and local school

systems

Specialist, international education..

Specialist, program development

and coordination..

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14,800

12, 200

10.800

11,050

11.050

10.800

11,050

11.060

11,800

10.800

11,800
11,800

21,600

11,800

20,400

9,600

31,200

29.600

80,600

20,400

30,000

60,400
9,800
9,600

226,560

96,360

317, 160
60,720

41,800

2

3

6
I
1

26

11

36

7

1965 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$14, 800
12,400

10. 800
11,060
10, 800

11,050

11,050

11,800

11.060

22,600
11,800

11,800

3 25,880
1 8, 760

9,160

8,560

39,800

21,320

38,200
22,620

7,040

3
3

8

2

3

5
1
1

23

12

33

30,600

29,800

82,000

20,800

30,400

61,000
10,000
9,800

201,880

105, 520

294,080
63,160

16,720
17, 620
8,960
8,360
9,360

8,760

39,000

15,080

23,320

Num. Total
ber salary

$14, 800
12.600

11.050
11,300
10. 800

11.300

11.300

11,800

11, 300

22, 850
11,800

11,800

20,200

21
12

31,000

30, 200

82, 800

21,000

31,000

61,400
10,000
10,000

187, 560

106, 920

262, 240
62,720

14,080

25,680
17.720
8,960
8,360
9,360

8,760

31, 960

16,280

23,720

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.
Chief, budget analysis and develop-
ment unit

Chief, fiscal service

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Research assistant

Project analyst

Architect (design)

Statistician...

Editor

Budget analyst

Position classifier

Organization and methods analyst..

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Research assistant

Analyst

Statistician

Administrative assistant

Budget analyst -.

Assistant to chief

Head, accounting and bookkeeping.
Persormel assistant

GS-7. Range ,$4,205 to $4,955....

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545....

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160..

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,666

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range .$2,500 to .$2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,4,M

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental...
Deduct lapses --.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions; Intermittent employ-
ment-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates; Overtime
and holiday pay

Other payments for personal services;
Payments to other agencies for re-
imbursable details..-

.\ll personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades;
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Field representative

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Associate field representative

GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant field representative

Project analvst.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) —

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

.\ll personal services, field

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 440
1 7, 240

36, 840
42,180

5,940
19, 020

6,940

6,940
6,940

49, 640

53,350

16, 180

5,660

6,310

1

2

25

17

50

92

23

3

1

I
1
2

5.185

10, 370

114, 250

70, 766

186, 425

307, 135

72, 410

9,290

2,980

3,534
3,310
5,664

416 2, 443, 578
27. 4 188, 785

388.6

2, 254, 793

12,590
7,762

6,768

2,716

2, 284, 619

26 224. 160

10 70, 800

4 23,760

1 6, 940

26 86, 790

4 13, 000

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 640
1 7,240

5 31, 100
8 49, 920

3 19, 620

1 6, 140

1 5,940

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

6 34, 235

12 66. 595

3 16, 430

1 5,686

5.060

5, 310

6,310

96, 930

69, 845

187, 340

269, 220

67,230

8,730

2,980

3,310
3,112

371 2, 228, 802
12 83, 128

359

2, 145, 674

2, 154, 310

425, 450
130, 084

49 295, 366
1,081

296, 447

2, 681, 066

16 143, 360

18 127, 320

4 23, 760

1 6, 940

17 58. 615
6 19, 060

62 379, 055
5.6 35,621

56. 4 343, 434
1,466

344, 900

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

7,440

31,900
50, 720

26, 660
6.34Q
6,140
6,140
6,140

12 64, 345

12 67, 346

2 10, 870

1 5, 810

5,186

6,435

5,435

104, 135

71,220

202, 070

291, 955

64,840

8,810

2,980

3,310
3,112

386 2, 306, 737
17.6 109.012

368.4

2, 196, 725

4,000
8,910

2, 209, 635

16 144, 760

18 129,320

4 24, 360

1 6, 940

17 59, 676
6 19, 380

62 384, 335
2.4 16,266

59.6 368,069
1,496

369, 565

2, 499, 210

2, 579, 200

Payments to School Districts, Office of Education

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

21,120

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

OFFICE OF EDUCATION

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

$68,292,046

$63, 360, 006

$57, 434, 170

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

$1,535,387

$2, 000, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE AIR
FORCE

$64

600

118,000

10, 120

128, 784

324

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF EDUCATION— Continued

Payments to School Districts, Office of Education — Continued
OBLIGATIONS Bi OBJECTS — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
NAVY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees . --

121
103

136
117

139
1*^0

Average sabries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,554
GS-7.0
$2, 381

$4, 515
GS-7.1
$2,392

$4, 460
GS 7 0

Average grade -

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2,392

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$441, 034

1,491
467

$606,860
1,737

$515, 915
1 777

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base _- - - .

Payment above basic rates

442,992

172

687

16, 357

109, 236

507,697

244

1,934

27,840

465, 361

617, 692

267

2,127

30, 624

510, 990

02 Travel ...

05 Rents and utility services .

08 Supplies and materials

669,444

1,002,976

1,061,700

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Totalnumber of permanent positions

1

1

I

Average number of all employees.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$3, 920
OS-6.0

$4, 045
GS-6 0

Average grade .

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions

$3,485
15

$3,484
16

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base.- ... .

Total personal services

3,600
10
40
50
388
89

4,104
63

3,500
10

04 Communication services ...

05 Rents and utility services .. :

07 Other contractual services.

08 Supplies and materials

388
89

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred.

8,234

4,130

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

121
103

137
118

140

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,554
GS-7.0
$2,381

.$4, 510
GS-7.0
$2, 392

$4, 457
OS-7.0
$2,392

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$441, 034

1,491
467

$509, 345
1,752

$519,399
1,793

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

Payment above basic rates.

Total personal services

442,992

172

687

16, 367

1, 535, 387

109, 236

611,097

244

2,008

28,480

2,118,050

475,869

89

63,364,110

53

521, 192

267

2,137

30,664

50

511, 378

89

67,434,170

63

02 Travel

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials .

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
15 Taxes and assessments

68, 292, 045

Obligations incurred

60,396,876

66, 500, 000

58, 500, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Superintendent

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,280

1 5,436
4 22. 490

2 10, 870

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14, 480

1 5. 435
4 22, 616

3 1.5, 930

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240

1 5, 435
4 22, 615
4 20,990

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,185:
Librarian

Principal.

Teacher

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE

NAVY— continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GR-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

Num
ber

- Total
salary

Num
ber

1
108
1
3
?
11

Total
salary

$4, 620

481,765

3, 636

9.925

6,060

26,311

Num
ber

2
107
2
4
3
11

Total
salary

$9,365
476, 060

GS-7. Range $4,206 to .$5,330...

92
1
3
2

14

$414,735

3, 535

9.926

5,980

.33, 330

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

7 070

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to .$3,655

13 100

GS 3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

9,010
26,311

Unclassified

Total pprmfiTiPTit, fi^ld

121
18

520, 680
79, 646

136

19

690, 676
84,816

139
19

597 196

81 281

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) ... _ .

103

441.034

1,491

467

117

60S, 860
1,737

120

£15 915

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

1,777

01 Personal services

442, 992

507, 597

617 692

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

1
0.1

$3,920
435

1

0.1

$4, 045

Deduct lapses . .

561

Net permanent, field (average num-

0.9

3,485
15

0.9

3,484

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

16

01 Personal services

3,600

3 500

OFFICE OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION

Payments to States (Including Alaska, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico),
Office of Vocational Rehabilitation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

26
24

25
25

25
24

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,815
GS-6.9

$4,900
GS-6.9

$4,972

Average grade . _, .

GS-6.9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$116,505
1,009

413

$120,040
3,525

466

$120,550

3,000
481

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services

116,927

1,334

1,463

479

136, 278

1,128

479

22,075,000

286

124,031

1,615

1,600

686

150,113

1,290

480

22,805,000

286

124,031

02 Travel

1 615

04 Communication services

1,700

650

07 Other contractual services

150,038

1,200

09 Equipment . .

480

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

19,015,000
286

22,333,374

23,085,000

19, 296, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant chief

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Supervisor, services to the blind

branch

Supervisor, case service branch

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Business employment specialist

Rehabilitation officer

Medical social work consultant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-fi. Range $:i,795 to $4,546

G8-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,06.5

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field _

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

.$9, 360
7,240

6,940
0,540

5,810
26, 800

5,560
13, 865

4,295
11,855

3,575
15, 710

2,830

25 120, 380

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,360

1 7,440

6,940
6,740

5,935
27, 175

.5,685
14,240

4,420
11, 980

3,656
16, 030

2,910

26 122, 510

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9, 360
7,640

6,940
6,740

5,935
27, 550

5,810
14,490

4, 645
12,230

3,665
16,430

2,990

25 124, 315

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

325

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued

Num
ber

1

Total
salary

$4,875

Num- Total
ber salary

0.5 $2,470

Num- Total
ber salary

0.8 $3,766

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

24

115, 505

1,009
413

24.6 120,040

3,626
466

2i.2 120,650

Other positions: Temporary employ-

3,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.—

481

01 Personal services _

116,927

124, 031

124,031

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Vocational Reliabilitation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

97

1

93

96

1
92

94

1

90

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$5,830

as-8.3

$5,940
GS-8.4

$6,041

Average grade .

GS-8.4

01 Personal services:

$638,019
1,637

1,967
10

29,187

$M1.668
2,500

2,605

$536,157

Other positions

2,000

Regular pay In excess of 62-week

2,115

Payments to other agencies for re-

19, 326

19,327

Total personal services ... _ .

670,810

51,930

1,909

7,180

616

18. 071

4,595

26, 306

5,358

1,415

311

666,099

45,000

2,000

10. 0.60

650

13,933

2,2,60

12.457

3.8.'i0

1,500

311

589. 599

43.000

2.000

04 Communication services

10.480

650

06 Printing and reproduction

13. 933

2.250

Services performed by other agencies-
08 Supplies and materials

12,457
3,860

09 Equipment _ .

1,.600

15 Taxes and assessments

311

Total obligations _

688,500

658,100

650,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director (program)

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant director and chief, State

plans and grants division

Chief, program services division

Special assistant to the Director

OS-13. Range $8.3IX> to $9,360:

Chief Information officer

Assistant chief, division of program

services (training)

Assistant chief, division of program

services (surveys)

Chief, services to the blind

Program plannmg analyst

Chief, research and statistics divi-
sion --

Assistant chief. State plans and

grants division

Administrative officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Consultant, psychiatric social

worker

Consultant, psychological services..
Specialist, deaf and hard of hearing.

Information specialist-

Fiscal analyst

Specialist, guidance and planning...

Research analyst —

QS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Fiscal analyst

Blind rehabilitation specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner ---

Program analyst -..

State plan analyst

Vocational rehabilitation casework

specialist

Assistant administrative officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Commercial specialist

Num-
ber

Total

salary

$12, 400
10,800

10.200
9.600
9,600

9,360

8,960

8,760
8.560
8,360

8,360

8,360
8,360

7,640
7,640
7,440
7,440

7.040
7,040

6.940
20,820

12,680
6,940
6,540

6,940
6,140

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$12,400

11,050

10,400
9.800
9,800

9,360

9,160

8.960
8.760
8,360

8,560
8,560

7,840
7,840
7,440
7,440
7,240
7.240
7,240

20,820

13,080
6,940
6,540

6,140
6,140

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,600
11.050

10.600
9.800
10,000

9,360

9,360

9.160
8.760
8,560

8.760

8,660
8,660

8,040
8,040
7.640
7.640
7,440
7.240
7,240

19,820

13,480
6,940
6,740

6,340
6,340

6,125

DETAIL OF PERSONAL

SERVICES — continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Budget analyst . .

Num-
ber

2

1

1

1

1

4

4

8
11
11

Total
salary

$11, 496

5,810

6,660
8,435
6,370
19,070
16,930
30, 186
38, 366
36, 530

Num-
ber

2

Total
salary

$10, 870

Num-
ber

2

Total
salary

$10,995

Organization and methods exam-

Supervisor, statistical analysis sec-

1
1
1
4
3
9
12
8
1

5, 6R5
5,560
6,370
19, 320
13,010
35, 315
42.340
26. 640
3,230

1
1
1
4
3
9
12
8
1

5,810

5,686

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $6,370

5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

19, 695

GS-6 Range $3,796 to $4,645

13, 385

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

36,315

44, 225

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

26,880

GS-2 Range $2 760 to $3,230

3,230

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses _

73
3.3

406, 640
19,373

72
3.7

409, 010
19, 269

72
3.4

415. 785
21,137

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment - -

69.7

387, 267

1.270

1,379

10

29,187

68.3

389, 741

2,500
2,018

68.6

394, 648
2,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1,534

Payments to other agencies for reim-

19, 326

19,327

All personal services, departmental.

419, 113

413, 585

417, 509

Field:

General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional program consultant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

2

8

4
7
3

19,200

72,080

29,760
27. 240
10. 565

2

8

4
7
3

19,600

72,880

29,960
28,120
10. 725

2

7

4

7
2

20,000
65, 744

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant regional representative —
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

30,660
28,495

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

7,310

Total permanent, field ..

24
1.4

158.845
8.093

24
1.6

161. 285
9.358

22
1.7

152, 109

Deduct lapses

10.600

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

22.6

160, 762

367
578

22.4

161.927

20.3

Other positions: Temporary employ-

141. 509

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

587

581

All personal services, field

151.697

162. 614

142. 090

01 Personal services

570, 810

666, 099

669, 599

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Assistance to States, General, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

661

6

608

662

5

629

644

6

513

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,399
GS-6.0

$3,421
CPC-4.6

$4,399
GS-6.9

$3,437
CPC-4.6

$4,388

Average grade .

GS-6 .8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,437

Average grade .

CPC.4.6

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2, 578, 789
28,735
7,359
12, 724

$2, 816, 244
22,220
6,973
11,663

$2, 715, 914

22,220

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates ...

6,803
11,663

Total personal service obligations...

2, 627, 607

2, 857, 000

2, 766, 500

Direct Obligations

2,517,207

133, 768

38,009

24, 995

69,984

76, 366

39,005

166,825

63,833

39, 584

13, 000, 000

47

3,329

2.512,000
168, 300
34,200
185,400
72,500
83,400
53,400
170. 000
62, 900
44, 600
10, 136, 000

2,411,500

166, 000

03 Transportation of things ._ ..

29. 900

193, 300

05 Rents and utility services

72, 500

82,400

61,200

Purchase of vital records transcripts.

170,000
61,300

37,600

11 Grant.s, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds awards, and indemnities

11,760,000

15 Taxes and assessments.

3,300

3,300

16,161,942

13,626,000

16,039,000

326

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Assistance to States, General, Public Health Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS Bi OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of FeimbuTse-
merits From Other Accounts

$110,400

717

34,510

3,310

1,881

$345, 000

$346, 000

02 Travel . -

32, 400
2,100
1,700

32, 400

06 Priatinp and reproduction. _

2, 100

1,700

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

160,818

381,200

381,200

16, 312, 760

13, 906, 200

15,420,200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

1953 actual

1954 estunate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-I5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $22,850

1 10,000
1 9,800
1 9,800

1 9,600

2 17, 120
2 16, 920

1 8,560

5 43, 000

6 43, 000

2 14,080

3 23, 520
3 21, 920

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $23, 600

2 20, 400

1 10, 000

2 19, 800
1 9,800

1 8,760

2 16, 920

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $23, 600

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2 20, 400

Medical officer _ _ . - .,

1 10 000

Public health program specialist

Statistician . - _

2 19, 800
1 9 800

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative officer ..

1 8 760

2 16,920

Medical officer . .- -

Public health program specialist

Statistician -. . _.

6 51,760
5 43, 800

1 7, 440

2 14, 280

2 14, 280

1 6, 340

5 31,600

6 38, 440

4 21,740
1 5, 060
1 6, 060
1 6, 185
1 5,310
8 42, 730
8 42, 730

3 1,5, 235
21 95. 430
12 .50. 415
52 200, 946
79 275, 706
73 236, 470

3 8, 970

1 4, 490

3 9, 176

12 126, 288
6 40, 872

4 27, 449

2 13, 348

6 51, 760
6 43 800

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Program publication specialist.

Public health program specialist

Statistician

1 7.440

2 14, 280
2 14 280

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Administrative officer _ _

1 6, 340

Public health program specialist

Statistician

10 62, 000
8 50, 920

3 15, 930
1 5, 186

6 31, 500
6 38, 440

4 21, 740
1 5, 060
1 6,060

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative staff assistant- -

Program publication specialist..

1 5 186

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist

1 5, 185
5 26, 050
9 47, 640
3 14, 985
20 90, 475
11 46, 120
53 201, 105
70 241.370
76 245, 160
3 9, 210

1 4, 490
3 9, 176

3 30, 684
7 58, 365
3 21, 737

2 13, 143
1 6,351

1 5, 310

7 37. 420

8 42 730

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

3 15 236

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

12 50 415

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

52 200. 945
79 275, 706
73 236 470

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230.-

3 8, 970

1 4. 490
3 9, 176

12 125, 288
5 40 872

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,0.32

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Senior grade _

2 13,348

Assistant grade.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

322

1, 454, 261
36.9

166. 829

333

1, 648, 728
23.5

109, 377

331

1, 639, 088
23 6

109, 707

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions:

286.1

1,287,422

16,111
5,107
4,973

12, 724

309.6

1, 439, 351

7,790
6,100
5,009

3,260

307.4

1, 429, 381

7,790
6 100

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay. .--

4,979
3,250

All personal services, departmental.

1,326,337

1, 461, 500

1, 461, 500

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Medical officer

1 9,800
1 9,600

8 67,680

1 7, 240
7 50, 880
I 7,040

4 24, 160

Public health program specialist.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,.360:
Public health program specialist.

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Program publication specialist

8 68, 480

7 59, 920

Public health program specialist

Scientist .

8 58, 920
1 7,040

3 18, 420

8 58, 920
1 7 040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Public health program specialist

3 18,420

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades—Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5. 810:
Administrative staff assistant

Num- Total
ber salary

7 $38, 920
1 5, 060
5 26, 425

1 5, 560
12 64,710

4 16, 930
30 112, 300

27 93, 885

22 70, 680

2 6, 820

1 3, 440

28 300, 703
21 176, 134
17 119.884

23 147, 399

8 43, 134

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $33, 735
1 6. 185
5 26. 925

1 6. 685
9 41, 720
4 16. 805

23 86. 680
28 98, .680
17 54,310

2 5, 900

1 3, 620

28 296, 724
21 177,281
14 100, 648
20 130,317

7 36,318

1 11. 150
12 120. 660
9 68. 067

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $33, 736
1 6, 186

Public health program specialist

3 16, 565
1 5, 685

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

7 32, 435

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

4 16, 805

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

21 79, 110

aS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665 .

28 98, 580

aS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

16 51, 280
2 5, 900

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680.

Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

1 3, 620

27 284, 949
18 161,625
11 79,600

19 123, 710

Assistant grade

7 36, 318

Grades established by act of Aug. 13,
1946 (22 U. S. C.867):
Class 2

1 11,150

Class 3 -

12 120. 660

Class 4

9 68, 067

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above: Medical

1 5, 185
6 23,055

Rates less than $5,060 .. . .

239 1,425,524
22. 6 134, 167

229 1,473,070
15 96, 177

213 1,368,969
12.8 82,436

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates

216.5

1, 291, 367

194

1,191.007

20 185, 886

8.330
1,964

1,860
6,463

180.2

1, 100, 647

20 185, 886

8 330

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

7,517
2,386

Regular pay hi excess of 52-week base. . . .
Payment above basic rates:

1,824
1,860

6,463

All personal services, field

1,301,270

1,396,500

1, 305, 000

01 Personal services

2,627,607

2, 867, 000

2, 766. 500

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

2, 517, 207
110, 400

2,512,000
345, 000

2,411,500
345, 000

Control of Venereal Disease, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time eq,uivalent of all other positions.

661

13
614

492

4

465

377

3

353

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 782
GS-7.3

$3,051

CPC-3.9

$3, 247

$6,095
GS-7.9

$3. 070

CPC-3.7

$3, 369

$6, 087

Average grade

GS-7.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary . .

$2. 870

CPC-3.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

.$2,826,484
69, 681

9,188
21. 574

$2,390,800
18, 100

7,100
10.000

$1,904 800

Other positions

11,100

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-week
base

6,600

1,500

Total personal services

2, 916, 827

224,694

55,934

17,655

18, 950

47,700

85,258

244,876

27,029

6,992,464

118

14, 992

2, 426. 000
189. 000
42.900
21.600
14.000
38.600
62.800
197. 100
19,000

1, 976, 600

1,923,000

02 Travel .-.

147, 600

03 Transportation of things

30,900

16, 600

06 Rents and utility services ..

9,600

38,600

07 Other contractual services

48,800

64,100

09 Equipment - -

13,700

12.600

7,400

Subtotal

9, 646, 487
2,370

6, 000, 000

2, 300, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total obligations .-

9, 644, 117

5,000,000

2, 300, 000

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

327

DETAIL OF PEB80NAL SEBTICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Public health program specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Public health program specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Organization and methodsexaminer.

Public health program specialist

Staiistician --

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist

Statistician _ ._

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative staff assistant

Financial operations officer

Organization and methodsexaminer.

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

Statistician

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $.3.655-. _.,

GS-3. Ranee $2,950 to $3.430

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Assistant surgeon general

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $20,200

1 8,960
6 52, 960

2 14. 480

2 14. 680

3 22, 720

1 6.940

4 25.560

1 6,540

2 10,995

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary') _

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

AU personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Scientist - .

G.S-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Medical officer

Public health program specialist

Scientist...

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Medical officer.-.

Public health program specialist

Scientist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Public health program specialist

Scientist. --

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to .$5,810:

Nurse -

Public health program specialist —

Scientist..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545....

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

O.S-1. Range $2..500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $.3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates less than $6,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

2
10

1
14

6
15
26

8

113

1
44

a

109
2
38
22

16
4
7

1
1
1
2
4
10
17
4

11, 245
53, 3.50
5.310
62, 370
26, 770
67, 775
90, 870
25,760

14,141
22, 305
27.321
13, 646
26,613

1964 estimate

118 620,411
5 25,360

595, 051
2,160

598, 125

1 9,600

1 8,360

10 87, 800

1 8,560

1 7, 040

12 87. 480

6 43,640

1 6,340

18 112,120

4 24, 560

11,750

6,640

227. 540

15.680

472. 220

8,340

145, 705

74, 970

49,560

11,800

19,740

4,775
4,490
3.935
7,040
13, 576
29,660
48, 104
10,450

la's, 329
185,150
79,645

134 435, 161

543 2, 481, 388
65 249, 955

488 2,231,433

27,558
27,179
4,844
7,028

2,891

1
6

2
6
3

1
4
1

2

1
1

1

n

2

11

6
20
14

6

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $20. 400

8.960
63, 760

14.680
37.600
22.920

6.940
26.360
6.740

11.120

5.310

5,185

5.810

60. 170

11,245

49.555

25. 395

77. 090

49. 490

19.380

12. 586
32. 5.16
15. 782
39. 134
7,247

112 626.525
4 20.725

606.800
2,200

608,000

1
9
1

1
10
5

1

25

5

9,800

8,560

80, 240

8 760

7,240
74,800
37,400

6,540
156, 100
30,900

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $20, 400

1 8. 960
6 63. 760

2
1

1
1
8
1
9
6
17
11
4

46

3

105

1

11

15

5

1

3

239, 510

15, 555
461,400
4,045
40.260
.52, 185
15,630
2,990
8,220

4,900

3,440

3,160
25, 928
2,490

83,741
126, 166
189, 807

12,390

63 211,595

380 1, 922, 742
27 137, 742

353 1,785,000

4,000
12, 100
2,000
4,900

44

3
99

9

12
5
1
3

14. 680
22.120
22. 920

12,280

11.120

5.310

6.186

6.810

43. 240

5.435

40. 780

26. 395

56. 360

38. 605

13.000

12. .586
32.656
16. 782
6.862
7.247

491.493
18.293

473. 200
1.800

475,000

9,800

8. .560
71.080
8,760

7,240
60,120
37,400

131, 740
30,900

229,390

16. 656

435, 046

32.440
41.380
16. 530
2,990
8,220

1 3, 1.50
9 26, 928
1 2,490

9 83, 741

17 125. 166

23 162. 534

2 12, 390

289 1,551,749
24 130, 149

265 1,431,600

4,000
5,100
2,000
3,800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
Payment above basic rates — Continued
Nightwork differential ..

$2,623
16,146

Living and quarters allowance

$10,000

$1,500

All personal services, field

2,318,702

1,818,000

1,448,000

2,916,827

2,426,000

1, 9^3, 000

Control of Tuberculosis, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

419

10

357

340

10

265

245

9

223

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,170
GS-5.7

$2,836

CPC-3.3

$2,925

$4,329
GS-5.8

$2, 913

CPC-3.1

$2, 896

$1,682
OS-6 6

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 875

Average erade.. -

CPC-2 8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2,896

01 Personal services:

$1,639,246

42,240

4,265

14,910

$1, 232, 700

43,300

3,400

1,400

$1,106,820
41 550

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.
Payment above basic rates.. .

3,530
1,400

1, 700, 661

293,354

17,766

11,374

19,615

16,501

350, 689

267, 436

66,662

6, 300, 000

292

4,059

1,280,800

94,200

8,700

7,900

15,800

10,000

124, 100

167, 100

13,400

4, 275, 000

1,1.53,300

02 Travel

79 600

7,300
5 200

04 Communication services..

12,800

06 Printing and reproduction

8,000

60,300

160,000

09 Equipment

10,800

11 Grants subsidies, and contributions..

2,000,000

3,000

2,700

Total obligations . ...

8,(M7,419

6, 000, 000

3, 500, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\ssistant chief of division

Public health program specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Program publication specialist

Statistician

Medical oflScer

Public health program specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Scientist..

Statistician

Engineer

Public health program specialist

Program publication specialist

Administrative staff assistant

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Financial operation officer

Program publication specialist

Statistician

Administrative staff assistant

Medical staff assistant--

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $0,250:

Program pubUcation specialist

Translator

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Administrative stalT assistant

Program publication specialist

Statistician

Public health program specialist

GS-7. Range .$4,206 to $4,955..

GS-5. Range $3,795 to $4.546....

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230...

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.112

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9. 800

2 19, 400

8,560
9,360

17.320
9,150

51, 360

7,840
43, 640

7,040
28,160

7,040

6,740

5.140

12.280

30,900

1
1

1

2
12
U
13

4
30
31
33

6

1
2

1

6. 625
5,876

5,060
10, 870
52, 845
67,285
57, 415

16, 5.55
112,050
106. 785
101, 910

17, 780

2,760
5.344
2,550

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 800

2 19,800

1 8, 360

1 9, 360

2 17 320
1 8,360
6 52, 560

46,040
14,680
21,320
8.0!0
8,040

6.940
5.940
IS. 420
25. 160
6,140

5.186
16,055
53,350
47,915
39. 720
12, 260
102, 070
100,316
90,190
12,200

2,792
2,630

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9,800

2 19, 800

8.360
9,360
17, 320

44,200

45,040
14,680
21,320
8,040
8,040

6,940
5,940
18, 420
25, 150
6,140
5,940

5,185
16, 055
63,350
47, 916
30, 935

8,340
91,590
89,110
77, 830

6,980

2,792
2,630

328

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Control of Tuberculosis, Public Health Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESOXAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S. C.207):

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 386

4 42, 625

5 42, 083
8 66, 488
5 33, 762

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 386

4 42, 625

5 41,128
5 34, 439
7 47, 082

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,386
4 42, 625
4 32, 431
6 40, 946
8 54, 712

Director grade..

Full prade

Senior assistant ^ade..

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

208 1,034,793
25. 1 120, 571

186 950, 622
26. 8 137, 767

170 892. 312
23.3 118.537

Net permanent, departmental (av-

182. 9 914, 222

14,620
2,567

1,972

168. 2 812, 855

16, 300
2,600

146. 7 773. 775

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

2,730

All personal services, departmental-

933, 281

831, 765

791, 055

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Medical officer

1 8, 360

1 7, 240

1 7, 040

2 12,280

3 18, 620

3 15, 565
1 5, 310
1 5, 186

12 53,085
9 36, 406
8 28. 655
49 163. 175
26 81. 980
24 67. 280

1 2,900

2 6, 688
1 2.830

4 11.328
1 2. 630

1 8, 660

1 7, 440
1 7, 240

1 6, 940
3 18, 620

3 15, 930

1 8, 660

1 7, 440
1 7, 240

1 6, 940
3 18, 620

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Phemist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Public health program specialist

Statistician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Public health program specialist. ..

Medical stafT assistant

Scientist . _ .

1 5, 310
8 36, 140
8 32, 860

6 22, 210
34 114, 830
14 44, 020
23 65, 090

1 2, 980

1 3, 534
1 2,910
4 11,648
1 2, 700

1 12,130
12 101,567

3 22, 043
16 99,492

1 4, 612

2 9, 548

1 5, 500

7 17, 670

1 5,310

4 18,070

5 20, 475

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

8 26, 760

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

8 23,200
1 2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):
Director grade...

1 2, 910
3 9, 096
1 2, 700

1 12. 130
9 82. 867
3 22, 043
7 42, 691

Senior grade

12 124. 620
5 36,563

28 180, 109
3 18, 232
2 9, 193

2 10.900
9 21, 280

Senior assistant grade

.\ssistant grade

Junior assistant grade

2 9,648

1 5.500
7 17, 670

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates $5,060 and above

211 937,343
47. 4 212, 319

156 680, 524
58.7 260,679

75 372, 620
7.8 39,575

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-

163.6 725,024

27,720
1,698

7,691
6,247

96.3 419,845

27,000
800

67. 2 333, 045

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base. ..
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holidav pay..

800

Living and quarters allowance

1,400

1,400

All personal services, field

767, 380

449,045

362, 245

1,700,661

1, 280, 800

1, 153, 300

Control of Communicable Diseases, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Objeot classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,294

13

1,036

1,092

13

892

918

12

775

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,943
GS-5.3

$2. 959
CPC-3.7

$3,930
OS-6.2

$2,965
CPC-3.8

Average grade

GS 6 2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2 975

CPC-3 8

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services — Con.
Personal service obligations:

$4,800,436
46, 698
14, 788
17, 262

$4,114,904

39,900

12, 630

9,000

$3, 610, 628

37,900

10, 400

8,700

Regular pay in excess of 52-weei£ base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

4,878,183

4, 176, 334

3,667,628

Direct Obligations

4,625,277

294, 491

96, 504

58,620

103, 692

18, 546

77, 605

10, 735

339, 771

217,246

496

12, 827

3, 981, 734

246, 700

69, 100

61,200

105, 000

18,100

52,800

5.200

268. 534

151.000

100

10,900

40, 000

3,532,728

222,800

54,300

68,300

101,350

17 400

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utilitv services

06 Printing and reproduction

39.650
5.200

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment..

111 850

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

100
9,800

40,000

Unclassified (general epidemic and dis-
aster aid)

Subtotal

5, 864, 710
1,044

6,010,368
1,368

4, 398, 642

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations.

6,863,666

5,009,000

4,397,000

Obligations Payable Out of Tteimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

252,906

11,585

997

2,648

2,693

46

5,372

102, 004

11,167

831

194, 600

8,900

800

2,000

2,000

50

4,150

78, 400

8,500

600

134,900
7,700

02 Travel.

1 700

06 Rents and utility services .

1 700

07 Other contractual services .

3 250

09 Equipment..

6 500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

390, 249

300.000

200,000

Total obligations

6,243,915

5,309,000

4 697. 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Statistician.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Public health program specialist.. -
QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative staff assistant

Financial operations oflScer

Public health program specialist...
OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Public health program specialist

GS-9. Range .$.5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative statf assistant

Financial operations assistant

Public health program specialist

Translator

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665

Grades established bv act of July 1,

1944 (42 U. S. C. 207):

.\ssistant surgeon general grade

Senior grade

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Public health program specialist

Scientist

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of section

Engineer

Medical and scientific illustrator

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,360

1 7. 040

2 14, 280

2 10, 120
1 5, 060

6,435
'7,' 670'

13, 430

11 71,295
0. 3 925

10.7 70,370
209

70,622

9,600
38,600

8,360
8,960
8,660

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9, 600

8,360

7,240
14, 680
7,440

12, 480

5,060
6,185
5,685

7,965
14,890
3,255

13, 430
8,263

20 123, 533
0. 6 3, 387

19.4 120.146
430

120, 576

9,600
29,200

8,560
8,360
8,760

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

8,360

7,240
14, 680
7,440

12, 480

6,060
6,185
S,685

7,965
14,890
3,255

1 13, 430
1 8, 263

20 123, .533
0.6 3,387

19. 4 120, 146

430

2 19,400
1 8,660

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

329

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
aS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Medical oflicer

Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of section —

Engineer -

Information specialist

Medical and scientific illustrator —
Organization and methods examiner

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist...

Scientist - -

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of section

Engineer

Financial operations officer

Litjrarian

Maintenance craftsman

Medical and scientific illustrator. -.

Medical officer

Personnel officer

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

Scientist

Statistician

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Financial operations officer

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist —
aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Administrative staff assistant

Engineer -__ -

Financial operations officer. -

Laboratory technician

Maintenance craftsman

Medical and scientific illustrator —

Personnel officer

Program publication specialist

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist

Research technician

Scientist

Statistician

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 ---

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade -

Full grade -

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at aimual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:

Medical officer

Positions at hourly rates: Rates equiva-
lent to less than $5,060

Num-
ber

1
4

3

2
1
3
1
1
6
6

1
2
6
2
1
1
6
1
1
1
9
17
1

1
1
1

5

1

1

2

2
10

5

1

1
16

1
25

2

6
70
31
112
178
218
69
10

2

2

9
11

5

19
75
18

Total permanent field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (averagenum-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations .-

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accoimts

Total
salary

$9. 360
33,440

21.920
14. 080
7.440
22. 920
7,040
7,040
44, 240
42,640

6,140

12,680

40, 040

12,080

5,940

5,940

36. 440

6,940

6.540

6,740

55,660

103, 580

6,340

5,625
6,125
6,250

26.800

6.060

5,310

10, 620

10, 120

52, 850

27, 050

5,560

5.810

86, 460

6,060

132. 875

10. 495

30, 970

307, 350

127, 645

402, 170

698. 190

672. 460

193. 350

26. 120

8.925
7. 605
33.215
38. 080
16, 150
56. 370
211.560
46. 290

172. 744
266, 198
616, 723
608. 435
237. 705
72. 267

14,000
20, 529

Num-
ber

1
3

3
1
1
4
1
1
4
4

1
2
5
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
6
11
1

1
1
X

Total
salary

$9. 360
25, 480

22, 520
7.240
7.640

29. 960
7.240
7,040

29, 760
28.760

6.340
13, 080
33,900
6, .340
5.940
6.140

30. 700
6.140
6.740
5.940

37,040
67, 540
6,340

5.750
6.260
6.250

21, 740

1

1

1

7

4

1

1

11

1

17

1

3

56

23

109

145

171

63

16

2
1
9
11
5
15
65
15

1,283

5. 674, 371
271. 3 944, 306

1,011.7

4. 730, 065

45, 698
14, 679

10, 895

931

5,393

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 360

2 16, 920

3 22, 520

6,435

6,060

6,060

37, 170

21. 740

6.060

5,810

68,410

6.185

88.895

6.560

15. 860

245. 230

93. 785

388, 190

490, 855

633, 490

177, 090

43, 760

8,800
3,990
32,615
38. 800
15.990

44. 370
181.480

38,680

165,684
260, 159
464,871
424, 920
244. 770
47, 059

2
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
5
10
1

1
1
1

14, 000
22.608

1.072

4. 742, 091
212.6 747,333

859.4

4, 807, 561
4, 878, 183

4, 626, 277
262, 906

1, 994, 758

39. 900
12. 100

6,042

950

2,008

1

1

1

6

2

1

1

4

1

17

1

3

45

22

62

125

142

55

15

2
1
9
11
4
14
62
13

7,640

29, 960
7,240
7.040

29.760
28,760

6.340
13.080
13. 480
6.340
5.940
6. 140

30. 700
6.140
6.740
5,940

30,700
61, 800
6,340

5,760
6. 2,M
6,260

21,740

5,435

5,060

6,060

27, 050

10, 870

5, 060

5,810

21.365

6,185

88,895

5,660

15,860

197, 100

89, 865

225, 170

425, 436

444,020

1.54.850

41, 260

8.800
3.990
32.615
38. 800
13.016
41.460
173.104
33, 350

144, 754
262. 074
380. 838
400. 469
202. 908
34, 309

1 14, 000
7 22, 608

4, on, .595
154. 7 521. 113

4, 055, 758
4, 176, 334

3, 981, 734
194, 600

743.3

3, 490, 482

37,900
9,970

5,969

950

1,781

3. 547, 052
3, 667, 628

3, 532, 728
134, 900

Engineering, Sanitation, and Industrial Hygiene, Public Health
Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

575
15
553

474

14

473

487

8

477

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$4,795
GS-6.9

$3,232
CPC^.7

$4,866
GS-6.9

$3,232
CPC-4.7

$4,822

as-6.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,232

Average grade _. - -

CPC^.7

Personal service obligations:

$2,998.4.35

75, 965

6,691

1,207

$2, 620, 660

78, 475

5,690

1,800

$2,651,235

49. 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.

5,690
1,800

Total personal service obligations...

3,082,298

2, 706, 625

2, 708, 125

Direct Obligations

3,001.897

209.650

46, 763

25, 150

24,882

103, 645

86,862

98, 322

78,391

12

5,591

2, 638, 426
182,876
32, 650
24, 300
34,000
86, 350
63,000
69, 940
38, 150

2. 708, 125

02 Travel

189, 075

33,400

26, 160

35, 600

85, 550

65, 600

83, 440

72, 250

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

6,010

5,810

Total direct obligations

3, 680, 165

3,164,700

3.295.000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

80, 401

30,372

32

400

70

623

3,490

2,987

20

68,200

20,850

1,300

200

700

1.250

3.100

4,100

300

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts —

118,395

100,000

3, 798, 560

3, 264, 700

1 3,295.000

'

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Public health program specialist

Scientist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Engineer -

Public health program specialist

Statistician ..-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Program publication specialist

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist —

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Engineer

Financial operations officer

Program publication specialist

Pubhc health program specialist —

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

Financial operations officer

Public health program specialist —
Statistician

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade...

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$9, 800
19. 600
9,800

8, 360

26, 080

9,360

29, 560
7,040
7,240

18, 820
6,940
5,940
5,940

24. 160

5.435
5.185
10. 995
5,810
4.870
36,015
29. 440
99. 196
81. 660
15, 230

2,872

108, 585
140, 237

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 10,000

1 10, 000

1 8, 560

3 26, 080

1 9, 360

14, 480
7,240
7,040

12, 680

5,940
6,940
12, 080

5,560

4,996
37, 140
26, 770
113,800
57, 495
12, 200

2,952

146,839
114,536

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 8, 560

3 26, 080

1 9, 360

14,480
7,240
7,040

12,680

5,940
5,940
12,080

5,660

4,995
37, 140
26, 770
113,800
67, 496
12, 200

2,952

146, 839
114,636

330

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Engineering, Sanitation, and Industrial Hygiene, Public Health
Service — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Grades established by act of July 1,1944
(42 U. S. C. 207)— Continued

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade —

Total permanent, departmental _
Deduct lapses.- ---

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intcnnittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Scientist

GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Engineer... . -

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative oiBcer

Engineer

Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer

Scientist

Statistician

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer -

Personnel officer

Public health program specialist —

Scientist

Statistician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Administrative staff assistant

Engineer

Financial operations officer

Property management assistant

Public health program specialist —

Scientist

Statistician

aS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9,55

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4, .545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

O S-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430. . - -

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

G S-1 . Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10, Range $4,565 to $5,315

CFC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490.

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-fi. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230-

CPC-3. Range $2,6,52 to $3,032...

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1 , 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade...

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:
Scientist

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay..

All personal services, field.
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $27, 783

9 56, 267

4 20, 281

1 4, 268

149 841. 668
9 55, 676

140 785, 992

12, 126
4,257
1,856

207

804, 438

1

3

1

11
13

10, 800

30, 200

8,360
94, 560
111,580

58, 920

79, 840

7,040

6,540

10 61, 800
1 5, 940

1
1
1
1
2
13

6,310
6,935
5,660
5,435
10,620
69, 030

10
25
9
34
54
32
5
1

1
2
2
6
3
4

50, 676
112,125

37,155
126, 565
184,410
100,800

14, 1,50
3,140

4,665
8,410
8,070
20,800
10,202
11,720
16,112
10,712

48, 561
378, 295
199. 238
228, 938
147, 223

12,777

426 2,340,113
28 127, 670

398 2, 212, 443

48, 627
3,969
6,996
4,835

1,000

2, 277, 860

3,082,298

3, 001, 897
80,401

1954 estimate

Niun- Total
ber salary

5 $35, 307
8 49. 989
4 22, 398

132 768. 381
4 24, 021

128 744, 360

16, 065

21,360

1,540

783, 325

1 11, 060

3 30, 600

1 8, 560

7 61,720

11 95, 160

16,680
79, 840
7,040

6,140
6,740

10 62, 400
1 5, 940

5,435

5,685

5, 436

20, 990

63, 225

5,060

51,825

82, 065

12,260

94, 60O

153, 620

66.910

18, 340

4, 565
8,410
4, 035
20, 400
10, 362
11,800
14, 040
10,712

88.014
323. 759
140.639
249, 860

60, 964
4,446

28,000

342 1,946,216
11 69,916

331 1,876,300
33, 790

7,260
4,150

1,800

1,923,300

2, 706, 625

2, 638, 426
68,200

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $35. 307
8 49. 989
4 22, 398

132 768, 381
4 24, 021

128 744, 360

9, 565

13.860

1,540

769, 325

1 11, 050

3 30, 600

1 8, 660

6 52, 560

11 94, 760

15,680

79, 840

7,040

1 6, 140

1 6, 740

1 6, 940

11 68,340

1 5, 940

6, 436

5,060

6, 685

5,435

20, 990

78, 525

6, 060

51, 825

94, 680

12, 260

104, 730

169.970

69.860

18, 340

4, 565
8.410
4,035
20,400
10. 362
11,800
14, 040
10,712

88,014
322, 1,58
140.639
243. 430

60. 786
4.446

28, 000

355 1,992,842
14 86, 967

341 1,906,875
18,715

7,260
4,150

1,800

1,938,800

2, 708, 125

2, 708, 125

Disease and Sanitation Investigations and Control, Territory of
Alaska, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees-

71

1

66

66

1

63

64

1

61

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,477
GS-6.3

$2, 781

CPC^.O

$6, 460

$4,290
GS-6.9

$2. 692

CPC-3.0

$6, 301

$4,290

GS-5.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 692

Average grade

CPC-3.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6,301

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$339, 794
6,196

643
59, 436

$324, 358
8,000

642
56,400

$316, 158

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base —

Payment above basic rates

8,000

642
54,400

Total personal services

406,068

35, 620

16, 256

2,610

41,284

609

7,715

35, 702

6,692

637, 000

1,397

3S9, 400

40, 700

19,700

2,725

41,300

500

7,700

32, 000

6,800

540, 000

1,400

378. 200

39, 200

03 Transportation of things

14, 500

2,000

05 Rents and utilitv services . . .

41,300

500

7,700

31,000

09 Equipment .

6,200

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
15 Taxes and assessments

540, 000
1,400

1,089,853

1,082,225

1, 062, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental(av-

erage number net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base . . .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay..

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Scientist.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Engineer

Scientist

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Librarian

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Inspector

Maintenance craftsman.

Scientist

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645..

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944

(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade..

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Medical officer

Rates equivalent to less than $6,060. .

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base. . .
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay...

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 .$3. 786

2 6.990

10, 775
145

10, 630
42

47

10,719

1 7, 440

2 14, 680
1 7,040

1 6, 340

1

6
5
10
4
3

6,310

6,310
11, 120
17,445

4,045
22, 460
13.580

2.950
13, 910

6,400
10,288

10, 325
49,610
36,202
65, 092
20, 743
12, 699

1 8, 800
1 4, 100

68 365, 589
6. 8 36, 425

62. 2 329, 164

6,196
601

710

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$7, 570
3,255

10, 826
17

10, 808
42

10,860

1 10,000

1 7,640

1 7, 440

1 7,240

1 5, 436

1 5, 435

3 12, 740

8 29, 405

3 10,486

3 9, 170

4 11,240

10, 325
40, 735
28,856
71,199
18, 653
4,419

16, 406

62 332, 331
3. 1 18, 781

68. 9 313, 550

8,000
600

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $7, 670

1 3, 265

3 10, 826
0. 6 2, 017

2.4

8,860

10, 000

7,640
7,440
7,240

5,940

6,435
6,435

8,535

8 29, 406

3 10, 486

3 9, 170

4 11,240

1
6
4
11
4
1

10,768

10, 326
40,736
28,856
71, 199
18,653
4,419

1 8,800

3 16, 406

61 328, 126
3.6 21,776

67.4 306,350

8,000
600

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

331

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Payment above basic rate:

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

$28,979
29,699

$26,800
29,600

$25. 800
28.600

All personal services, field

395, 349

378,550

369, 350

406,068

389,400

378, 200

Salaries and Expenses, Hospital Construction Services, Public
Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Averagenumber of all employees

171

1
173

125

1

122

108

1

105

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,921
OS-8.5

$6,032
GS-8.6

$5,997

Average grade

OS-8.5

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions

$1,093,454
6,445

3,338

$784, 047
5,894

2,489

$674. 868

3, 119

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base --

2,013

1, 103, 237

64, 304

9,677

2,396

160

7,366

10,425

8,465

2,644

378

852

792, 430

54, 770

2,850

2,400

680, 000

02 Travel

51,715

1,385

2,000

06 Printing and reproduction

6,750
9,000
4.800
1,200

4,000

6,000

4,300

300

15 Taxes and assessments

800

300

1,209,904

875,000

750,000

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief of branch

Chief of branch

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Architect

Chief of section-. -

Engineer

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Architect —

Medical staff assistant.. .-.

Public health program specialist

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Financial operations officer

Mediail and scientific illustrator

Public health program specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Financial operations assistant

Financial operations otficer

MediGil and scientific illustrator

Public health program specialist

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955- --..

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC- 3. Range .J2,o62 to $3,032

Grades established byact of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Assistant surgeon general

Director grade —

Senior grade... -..

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses _

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

AU personal services, departmental

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200
1 10, 200

8,760
26, 080
42, 800

9,360
26,480

7 54, 480

1 7, 240

3 22, 120

1 6,340

2 13, 480

1 6, 340

2 11,880

2
1
1
1
2
3
4
10
16
3
3

10, 870
5,686
5,810
5, 435
9,615
12,865
16, 930
38, 726
65, 040
9,490
9,210

8,296

13, 430
30, 923
65, 613
13, 320
12, 860

97 579, 877
0. 8 3, 923

96. 2 675, 954

3.120
1.734

680.808

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,400

8,960
26, 480
34,640

9,360
26,680

39. 200

7,440

22, 920

6.340
6.540
6,340

11, 245

1
2
1
2
4
8
13
3
3

5.810
11,120
4,870
8,660
16, 805
31, 406
45. 355
9.730
9.370

5,744

1 13, 430

2 20, 393
6 62,911
1 6,507

76 458. 655
2. 3 13, 759

73. 7 444, 896

3,119
1,394

449, 409

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 400

3 26, 480

4 34, 640

1 9, 300

2 17, 620

31,360
7,440
15,680

6,340
6,540
6,340

11,245

5,810
5,560
4,870
8,660
16, 805
31,405
41, 780
9,730
2,910

5,744

1 13,430

2 20, 393
6 62,911

67 403, 353
2. 2 13, 448

64. 8 389, 906

3.119
1,210

394, 234

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Public health program specialist- ..
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Architect

Engineer

Public health program specialist

as-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Architect

Engineer

Public health program speciahst

OS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.955

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,100

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944

(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Add terminal leave in excess of lapses...

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

11
1

3

5
9
2
7
14
5

69 880

97.160

8,960

23,840
38, 000
67, 960
9,035
27, 120
48, 770
16, 430

4 44, 964
4 37, 006

74 499, 125
'"2."7"i8,'376"

76. 7 517, 500

3,325
1,604

522, 429

1, 103, 237

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200

6 53. 360
9 79. 840

8. 960
1.5, 480
52,880

9,285
20, 175
32,415

3,110

4 46, 032
2 17, 903

49 349, 640
1.5 10,489

47. 5 339, 151

2,775
1,095

343, 021

792, 430

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200

5 44, 400
7 62, 520

8,960
16,480
45,640

9,285
16, 140
25, 105

3,110

4 46, 032
1 7,907

41 294, 779
1. 4 9, 816

39. 6 284, 963

803

285, 766

680, 000

Hospitals and Medical Care, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Averagenumber of all employees...

7.809

116

7,025

7,052

96

6,465

7,039

96

6,449

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,685
GS-4.3

$3,037
CPC-3.7

$3,729
GS-4.3

$3,076
CPC-3.7

$3,729

Average grade

GS-4.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3, 076
CPC-3.7

Personal service obligations:

$28. 664. 207

1,006,170

76, 454

868,303

$26,656,700
962.600
69,000
736, 700

$26, 653, 060

Other positions

962,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates -

69,000
736, 700

Total personal service obligations...

30, 606, 134

28,425,000

28,321,350

Direct Obligalions
Appropriated funds:

26,036,295
305, 582
340,315
122,553
476, 765
64, 045
966, 404

617,577

4, 691, 967

683,613

516.618
3,369
41,172

24,976,800
245, 700
272, 200
141.900
506. 600
63. 200
1, 092, 200

606, 100

4, 625, 400

220, 900

1,017,300

24,971,6.50

02 Travel

222. 200

03 Transportation of things

240 100

04 Comnmnication services -

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services -

Services performed by other agen-
cies

08 Supplies and materials

121.600

497, 000

63, 400

960, 470

583, 300
4, 594, 140

09 Equipment -

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-
tions

31.5,840
1,016,000

15 Taxes and assessments

60,100

67,100

Subtotal...

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

34, 665, 175
713, 600

33,707,300
589, 800

33,632,800
692, 800

Total obligations payable out of

33,961,575

33, 117, 500

33, 040, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

01 Personal services

02 Travel

499, 242

4,767

6,774

2,229

10,409

1,065

7.365

97, 690

12, 275

853

522, 700
4,500
6,700
2,600
12, 000
1,000
7,700

106, 600
4,600
1,000

674, 100
3,900

6,100

04 Communication services

2,500

05 Rents and utility services

12, 700
1,100

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

8,200
113,020

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

6,480
1,500

Subtotal

641,669

668, 300

728, 600

332

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Hospitals and Medical Care, Public Health Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — con

tinued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations— ContmmA

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources— Continued
Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence _ ._ _

$15, 812

$14, 800

$16,300

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources

625,857

653, 500

712, 300

Total direct obligations

34, 577, 432

33. 771. 000

33, 752, 300

Obligations Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

3, 969, 597

28,971

34,454

12, 338

53,963

5.814

39. 871

527. 899

69, 777

300

5,038

2,925,500

15,600

19, 000

7,400

32,100

3,100

22,200

304. 700

16,300

2, 775, 600
11,900
14, 700
6,300
27,600
2,800
19,600
265,600
18,100

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services..

05 Rents and utility services—

06 Printing and reproduction.

07 Other contractual services

OS Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments.

3,600

4,100

Subtotal

4.748,022
81, 970

3. 349. 500
40.000

3. 146, 200
35,500

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

4,666,052

3. 309. 500

3,110,700

Total obligations

39, 243, 484

37, 080, 600

36, 863, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of division

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10, 000
1 9,800

3 26, 080

1 7,240
1 8.040
1 7,440
1 7,240
1 7. 440
1 7.240
1 7.640
1 7,040
1 7,240

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10, 000
1 9,800

3 26, 280

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10,000
1 9,800

3 26,280

GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief of branch..

-Assistant chief of division. .

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief of branch.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Statistician

Architect

1 8, 040
1 7,440
1 7, 240
1 7. 440
1 7. 240
1 7.840
1 7.040

1 7.240

2 11.880
1 5,940
1 6,740
5 30,900

1 6,340

3 18, 620

2 12, 880

1 6,940

3 16, 680

2 11,120
1 5. 810

3 16, 305
14 64, 120

5 21, 725
20 79, 700
19 65, 365
10 33,340

1 2, 872

2 28,816
10 105, 245

9 72, 023
8 54, 087
1 6,047

1 8,040
1 7,440
1 7, 240
1 7.440
1 7,240

Chief of branch...

Assistant chief of branch .

Chief of section . . .

Assistant chief of section. .

Legal assistant

Property management specialist
Program publication specialist
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Security officer

1 7,040

1 7,240

2 11, 880
1 5, 940
1 6, 740
5 30, 9O0

1 6,340

3 18, 620

2 12, 880

1 5,940

3 16,680

2 11,120
1 5, 810

3 16, 305
12 54.460

5 21, 725
19 75, 790
17 58,615

8 26,800

1 2, 872

2 28, 816
10 105,246

9 72, 023
8 54, 087
1 6, 047

Architect

1 6,940
1 6,540
5 30,100

1 6,140
3 18, 820

2 12,680

Assistant chief of section

Financial operations officer

Medical staff assistant

Statistician

Administrative staff assistant
Public health program specialist.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative staff assistant .
Financial operations officer

3 16, 655
2 10, 995
2 11, 495

4 21, 240
14 63, 245

5 21, 360
21 81, 485
18 61,310
10 33, 100

1 2, 792

2 28,816
10 104, 177

9 71,489
8 53,909
1 6, 047

Property management specialist
Statistician .

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4V955..

GS-6. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-5. Range .$:),410 to .$4.160...
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430....

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades-
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

Grades established by act of July 1 1944
(42U. S. C.207): >"*'.'»«
Assistant surgeon general

Director grade

Seruor grade

Full grade ...

Senior assistant grade....

Total permanent, departmental....
Deduct lapses

138 792,465
10.7

99,848

138 799,895
21.3

128, 795

131 773,035

141, 185

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

127.3

692, 617

116.7

671, 100

110.0

631,850

Other positions:

Fee basis employment

290
165

Intermittent employment

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Medical officer

Public health program specialist.

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Medical officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Medical officer

Medical staff assistant

Dental otticer

Public health program specialist

Property management specialist

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\dministrative officer

Dietitian __ '_'_

Financial operations officer III

Medical staff assistant

Medical officer

Nurse __."

Personnel officer II

Property management specialist- .

Scientist

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,260:
Property management specialist..

Financial operations officer

Personnel officer.

Administrative officer

Medical staff assistant _
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer.

Administrative staff assistant

Scientist

Dietitian

Financial operations officer

Medical staff assistant

Nurse.

Personnel officer

Property management specialist...

Librarian .

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370....
GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

Crafts,
CPC
CPC
CPC^
CPC
CPC-
CPC-
CPC-
CPC

protective, and custodial grades:
-10. Range $4,666 to $5,315.. .
■9. Range $4,150 to $4,900..
■8. Range $3,740 to .$4.490..

■7. Range $3,435 to .$4.035

6. Range $3,200 to .$3.680

5. Range .$2,974 to $3,454.
4. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032..
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C.207):

.Assistant surgeon general.

Director grade..

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions:

Fee basis employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for Carville leprosa-
rium personnel I

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$1,703

1,688

696, 463

5 49, 800
1 9,800

14 123, 840

29
2
2
3
1

12

4

4

13

12

24

42

11

24

4

13

340

217, 960

16, 080

16,080

22, 920

7,440

81,620
50, 920
19,220
49, 120
84. 020
52, 720
24, 960
32, 100
6,540

5,750
11, 000

6,000
18, 500

5,625

66, 595
22.240

20. 490
71. 155
64,470

130, 440

226. 770

59. 660

131.440

21. 365
63, 810

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,800

2,000

674,900

5 50,000
1 9,800

12 106,920

1, 549, 700
67 243, 315

,176

4, 434, 535
629

2, 170, 035
719

2, 304, 890
656

1, 976, 160
388

1, 085, 040

27
2
2
3
1

21
14
27
132
202
245
319
486

106, 240
65, 475
114,730
605, 220
710, 480
798, 870
985, 570

1, 393, 552
i6

2, 034, 210

1 15, 386
112

I, 239, 571
166

1, 402, 268
191

1,477,021
464

3, 197, 076
244

1, 276, 217
36 160,529

13
7
3
8

12
7
4
5
1

1
2
1
3
1

9

3

4

8

11

24

35

10

21

4

11

313

1

51

1,026

204,280
16,280
16,280
23,120
7,440

82, 320
44, 980
19,220

49, 520
78, 180
46, 380
25, 160
32, 300

6,640

5,750
11,126

6.125
18. 500

5.625

50, 540
16, 930
20, 615
44,606
59, 785

131, 690
189, 600
54,225
116,636
21.365
64.445

. 435, 790
221, 045

377

19
13
22
117
182
222
264
447

3, 915. 250

. 103. 380

, 180, 860

, 680, 820

. 063, 780

97, 860
61,200
95, 630
453, 095
645, 360
731,028
826, 320

633

7,671

31, 036, 640
888.6

3, 174, 960

, 782. 4

27, 861, 590

642. 806

286.201

76, 708

74, 751

319,311
261, 466

264,149

1, 292, 306
1, 701, 086

1 16, 386

no

1, 226, 700
164

1, 481, 770
194

1, 515, 154
443

3, 084, 197
226

1, 208, 164
33 149,737

6,914

28, 712, 098
659.9

2, 726, 498

6, 254. 1

25, 985, 600

682,200
206, 700
74, 700
67,200

288, 800
214, 600

226,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,800

2,000

635,650

5 60,000
1 9,800

12 106,920

13

7
3
8

12
7
4
5
1

1
2
1
3
1

9

3

4

8

11

24

35

10

21

4

11

313

1,

61

1,026

377

1,

19

13

22
117
182
222
264
447

204,280
16,280
16,280
23,120
7,440

82,320
44,980
19,220
49, 520
78, 180
46, 380
25, 160
32, 300
6,540

5,750
11,125

6,125
18, 500

5,625

60,540

16, 930

20, 615

44,605

69, 785

131, 690

189, 600

54. 225

116, 635

21, 366

54,445

435, 790
221, 045

, 915, 250

, 103, 380

. 180, 860

, 680, 820

, 063, 780

97,860
61,200
95, 630
453, 095
645, 360
731, 028
826, 320

633

1, 292, 306

1, 701, 086

1 15, 386
110

1, 226, 700
164

1, 481, 770
194

1, 515, 154
437

3, 036, 287
226

1,208,164
33 149,737

6,908

28, 664, 188
663.4

2, 742, 988

6, 244. 6

25, 921, 200

682.200

206. 700

74, 700

67, 200

288,800
214, 600

226,000

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

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DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Contlnuod
Payment above basic rates— Continued
Additional pay for Territorial service. ,

$21,690

$5,300

$6,300

All personal services, field _

29,803,671

27,750,100

27, 686, 700

01 Personal services

30.505,134

28,425,000

28, 321, 360

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

26, 635. 537
3,969,597

26, 499, 500
2,926,500

26, 646, 750

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from ottier accounts ..

2, 775, 600

Foreign Quarantine Service, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees..

603
27
662

637
25
530

637
25
630

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,514
GS-6.5

$3, .698

CPC-5.7

$2. 725

$4,623
GS-6.6

$3,395

CPC-6.0

$3. 497

$4. 623

OS-6.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
A verace salary ..

$3. 395

CPC-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,497

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$2, 420, 836
141, 197

9,050
136,893

$2,349,432
133,200

8,868
125,900

$2, 349, 432

133,200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

8,868

Payment above basicrates

125,900

2,707,976

45,743

33.953

17, 966

36,768

7,106

73,039

116,129

43,813

1,691

2,383

2,617,400
45. 700
2S. 110
20. O.W
36.700
3.100
56. 550
103. 900
26,600

2, 617, 400

02 Travel

45. 700

03 Transportation of things

2S. 1 10

20. 050

05 Rents and utility services .

36.700

3.100

07 Other contractual services

.56, 550
103, 900

23,500

15 Taxes and assessments

1.990

1,990

Subtotal ,

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

3, 085, 467
37.000

2, 939, 100
37,000

2, 937, 000
37,000

Obligations Incurred

3,048,467

2, 902. 100

2, 900, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Num
her

1

1

1

1
1
2
2
2
7
8

1

2
1
1

Total
salary

$7, 840

6,140

6,250

5,185
5,435
11,495
8,910
8,590
27,370
27,480
6,140

2,792

22, 838
7,907
6,686

Num
ber

1

1

1

1
1
2
2
2
8
7
2

1

2
1
1

Total
salary

$8,040

0,140

6,250

5.310
5.560
11. 620
9,160
8,840
32,280
24. 385
6,300

2,892

22, 838
7,907
6,685

Num
ber

2
2
2
8
7
2

1

2
1
1

Total
salary

$8,040

6 140

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Chief of section

GS-10. Ranpe $5,500 to $6^250:
Administrative staff assistant

GS-9. Range $5,Or.O to $5,810:
Administrative staff assistant

6,260

5.310
6.660

Property management specialist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

11, 620
9,160

8,840
32 280

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

24. 385

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

6,300
2.892

22,838

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42U. S. C. 207):

Senior grade

7,907

6,685

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

33
0.4

161,057
1,710

33
0.3

164, 207
1,295

33
0.3

164,207
1 295

Net permanent, departmental (av-

32.6 169,347
475

32.7 162,912
488

32. 7 162, 912
488

Eegular pay in excess of 62-week base . . .

All personal services, departmental.

159,822

163,400

163,400

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Medical officer

2

16,880

2

15,080

2

15,080

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Medical officer

Inspector

OS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Administrative stalT assistant

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative staff assistant

Engineer

Inspector

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

08-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

QS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9.'i0 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,665 to $.5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490..

CPC-7. Range $3.4.35 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range .$.3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $?,974 to $3,464

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032

CPC-2. R.inge $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944

(42 U.S. C.207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:

Medical officer.

Maritime specialist

Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions. . .

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Other positions:
Part-time employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates...

Intermittent employment;

United States and possessions

Foreign countries;

United States rates

Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13. 280
7 45. 780
2 12, 280

6,000

16, 430
5,310

694, 735
10, 990
90,885
74.015

507, 780

84,600

45, 300

6.620

6,605
14, 326
119,980
110,480
50,560
50,676
107, 720
36. 136
6,470

3

1
106

2
22
17
133
25
14

2

1
3
27
28
14
16
36
13

174, 130
74, 991
92, 699
5.6,006

45 107. 970

670 2, 667, 033
67. 8 306, 644

452.2

2,044,660

23. 5 140, 636
26.6 76,294

20, 038

1,711
7,289

76, 178

3,600
33. 381

8,676

68, 957
16, 878
16,400
36, 658

2, 648, 154

2, 707, 976

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3

1
110

1
16
16
120
26
13

2

12
12
20
11
2

$13,680
39. 840
12, 480

6,125

16, 805

5,435

621,850

5,495

70, 405

70, 345

471,700

86. 200

42. 750

6.700

6.666
9.176
18,210
32. 280
43.280
40, 108
60, 440
30,312
6,540

14

163.423
7 66. 417
7 54. 264
7 60. 662

5 31,740

1 6,343

71 232, 195

604 2. 333. 804
31. 8 147, 284

431.9

1,995.000

19 137, 144
21.3 54,376

13, 197

1,760
6,720

80, 403

3,600
27,530

68, 700
16, 800
14. 180
26. 220

2, 617, 400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13, 680
6 39, 840
2 12,480

3

1

110

1

16

16

120

25

13

2

1
2
4
8
12
12
20
11
2

6,125

16, 806

5,435

621,850

5,495

70, 405

70, 345

471, 700

86, 200

42, 750

6,700

6,665
9,176
18.210
32,280
43,280
40. 163
60, 440
30.312
6.640

14 163,423

7 66,417

7 64, 264

7 60, 662

6 31. 740

1 6, 343

71 232. 195

604 2. 333. 804
31. 8 147, 284

431.9

1, 996, 000

19 137, 144
21.3 64,376

1.760
6,720

3.600
27. 530
8,380

68, 700
16, 800
14, 180
26, 220

2,454,000

2, 617, 400

Operating Expenses, National Institutes of Health, Public Health
Service

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

POBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,323

7

886

1,839

19

1,611

2,243

12

2,054

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4,167
OS-5.6

$3. 006

CPC-4.3

$3,360

$4,000
QS-5.4

$2, 974

CPC-4.2

.$3. 663

$3, 905

QS-5.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .

$2, 925

CPC^.l

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,663

Personal service obligations;
Permanent positions

$3,466,422
34, 691
16,528
79,468

.$5,967,391
85,300
23, 973
109, 100

$7, 460, 564

70,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

28,900
140, 900

Total personal service obligations...

3, 596, 109

6, 185, 764

7, 701, 161

270200—54-

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APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Operating Expenses, National Institutes of Health, Public Healtli
Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object clossiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estUnate

1955 estimate

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued
Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

$461,300

41,738

305

7,464

644

7,827

8,900

15, 859

2,518

4,436,620
1,045

$472, 600

43,000

300

13, 2.50

600

10, 000

400

12,000

3,000

4, 124, 000
1,200

$469,000

02 Travel

43, 000

03 Transportation of things

300

04 Communication services

11,600

600

06 Printing and reproduction

10, 000

400

08 Supplies and materials

12,000

3,000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-

4, 124, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

1,200

Total obligations payable out of

4,984,120

4, 680, 250

4, 676, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

50, 000
100, 000

82,000

08 Supplies and materials

164, 000

Total obligations payable out
of reimbursements from non-

150, 000

246,000

Total direct obligations

4,984,120

4, 830, 250

4,921,000

Obligoii&TiS Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

3,134,809

23, 397

10,281

40, 785

185, 842

29, 709

138,669

682,820

72, 129

376

10,569

5,663,264
44,800
11,300
73, .600

393, 600
32,400
56, 3U0

776, 700
51,000

7, 150, 164

02 Travel

64,800

22,800

104. ono

466. 700

06 Printing and reproduction -. .

46, 400

77. 300

08 Supplies and materials

1, 209, 800

09 Equipment -

67,500

15 Taxes and assessments ._

22,900

41,900

Subtotal

4,329,386
8,032

7, 125, 664
35,364

9,251,364

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

60,364

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

4, 321, 354

7, 090, 300

9,191,000

9,305,474

11,920,550

14,112,000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION

$5,000

SUMMARY

Summarii of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

1,323

7

886

1,839

19

1.611

2,243

12

2,054

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,167
OS-6.6

$3,005

CPC-4.3

$3,360

.$4,000
GS-5.4

$2. 974

CPC-4.2

$3, 663

$3,905

OS-5.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 925

Average grade

CPC-4.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 663

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$3,465,422
34, 691
16,528
79,468

$6,967,391
86.300
23, 973
109, 100

$7, 460, 564

70,800

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base

28,900
140,900

Total personal service obligations.. .

3, 596, 109

6, 185, 764

7, 701, 164

Direct Obligaliom

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

461,300

41, 738

305

7,464

644

7,827

13,900

16, 859

472, 500
43,000

300
13, 250

600
10,000

400
12,000

469, 000

43,000

03 Transportation of things

300

11,600

600

10,000

07 Other contractual services

400

08 Supplies and materials

12,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Direct OWijo/ions- Continued

Appropriated funds— Continued

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-
tions

$2, 518

4, 436, 520
1,046

$3,000

4, 124, 000
1,200

$3,000

4,124,000
1,200

Total obligations payable out of

npprnprijitP'l fnnd<!

4, 989, 120

4, 680, 250

4, 67S, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

60,000
100,000

82,000

ns Rnpplip': ftnd matprials

164,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources

150,000

246, 000

Total direct obligations . .

4,989,120

4,830.250

4,921,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

3,134.809

23.397

10.281

40,786

185, 842

29,709

138,669

682,820

72,129

376

10,669

5, 663, 264
44. 800
11,300
73.500

393. 500
32.400
56. 300

776, 700
51,000

7,150,164

02 Travel

64, 800

22,800

04 Communication services

104,000

466, 700

06 Printing and reproduction

46.400

77,300

08 Supplies and materials

1,209,800

67,600

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments ..

22,900

41,900

Subtotal

4,329,386
8.032

7, 125, 664
35,364

9,251,364

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -

60,364

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

4. 321, 364

7,090,300

9.191,000

Total obligations .

9, 310, 474

11,920,650

14,112,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Medical officer _

Scientist

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Public health program specialist

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Administrative officer

Chief of division

Statistician

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Chief of branch

PuWIc health program specialist

Statistician

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Chief of branch

Financial operations officer

Information specialist

Librarian

Medical officer

Medical staff assistant

Personnel officer

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

Research technician

Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer.

Administrative stafi assistant

Chief of section

P'inanclal operations officer.

Medical and scientific illustrator

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Program publication specialist

Property management specialist —

Public health program specialist

Research technician

Statistician

Translator

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Administrative staff assistant

Engineer

Financial operations officer

Information specialist

Librarian

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

2 22, 000
11,050
11,050

9,600
9,600
19,200
9,600

18,720
16, 720
8,760
8,960
9,360

8,760

8,360

88,400

8,660

7,240
8,040
7,040
14, 080

14, 080
29,360

8,040
36,000

7,240

14,480
7,640

11,880
6,940

68, 940
5,940
3 18, 420

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15,000
15,000

12, 400

22,600
11,050
11,300

9,600
9,600
19,400
9,600

9,360
16, 920
8,760
8, %0
9,360

8,760
8,360

97,560
8,660

16, 720

7,440
8,040
7,240
14,480
14, 080
7,040
29,760

6 43,640

7,240
14,880
7,840

12. 080
6.740
6,940

69, 140
6,140

12, 480

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000
I 16,000

1 12, 400

2 22, 600
1 11,050
1 11,300

1 9,600

1 9,600

2 19,400
1 9,600

9,360
16,920
8,760
8,960
9,360
8,360
8,360
8,760
8,360
97,560
8,560
25, 080

7,440
8,040
7,240
14,480
14, 080
7,040
29,760

6 43,640

7,240
14,880
7,840

12,080
6,740
5,940

69, 140
6,140

IS, 420

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

335

DETAIL OF rERS0N.4L SEUVicES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6.940— Con.

Medical and scientific illustrator

Medical staff assistant

Nurse -- -

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer...

Program publication specialist

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist

Research technician

Scientist...

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative staff assistant..

Translator

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,S10:

Administrative officer _.

.Administrative staff assistant

Financial operations officer

Librarian

Medical and scientific illustrator

Medical officer

Medical staff assistant

Medical staff technician

Nurse

Office machine operator

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Program publication specialist

Property management assistant

Property management specialist

Public iiealth program specialist

Research technician

Scientist.-

Translator

GS-«. Range .$4,620 to $5,370....

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,7.W to $3,230

GS-l. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,.565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range 53,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

Range $2,974 to $3,454

Range $2,750 to $3,230

Range $2,552 to $3,032

Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Assistant surgeon general..

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

CPC-5.
CPC-4.
CPC-3.
CPC-2.

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment- - -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightworli differential

Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $13. 080

18. 220
13.280
30.500
12.280
30.500
2.5. 360
13.080
12.280

.5. .500
30,000

5, 060
10, 495
4S. 665
16. 055
31.360

2 10. 120

5.060
31.485
10. 120

5.185
37. 295
10. 620
15, 655

5
60
22
100
120
148
35
29

5
7
45
56
72
48
90
108
171

10, 245

24. 225
222, 125

91.365
371.190
400.520
467. 545
101.370

75. 940

22.825
30. 650
1.81.050
202. 660
239. 070
148. 770
2.59. 622
296. 096
428, 100

3

12
11

9
15

4

42, 246
125, 797
91,511
60.624
90.552
19, 570

9 30, 244

1,323

5, Oil, 027
444.6

1, 645, 605

878.4

3, 465, 422

15.587
13. 786
5.318
16.628

63,087
16, 381

3, 696, 109

461, 300
3, 134, 809

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$35, 840
13.480
30.700
12.480
43.180
18.820
13,280
12, 480

6, 2.50
30,500

.5.060
37.170
43,730
16. 305
31. 985

81. 085
5.810
10. 120
32, 235
15.180
10.370
48.040
1,5. 655
16.680

1
4
96
29
169
153
201
72
36

6
16
65
73
94
45
128
154
234

5.310
19, 730
419,6.S0
11?, 430
610. 120
510. 975
612. 630
202. 000
94,400

27,515
66, 125
218. 075
260. .555
309. 805
140.408
367. 760
415. 328
585. 320

42. 246
158. .587

96. 840
109. 536
166. 508

4.5. 1S4

12. 394

9 32. 909

1,839

6, 836, 834
247.2

869, 443

1, 591. 8

5, 967, 391

64,300
14,000
17,000
23,973

63,300
46,800

6, 186, 764

622,500
6, 663, 264

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$29,700
35. 840
13. 480
42. 580
12.480
43.180
18.820
13.280
12. 480

1 6. 2.50
5 30. 500

6. 060

37.170

43,730

16. 306

42. 105

5,060

30, 360

6.060

86. 145

5.810

10.120

37. 295

15. 180

10. 370

48. 040

15. 555

16.680

10. 120

5.310

19. 730

495. 370

137, 405

889.740

699. 875

763, 080

257,000

106,900

36, 645
66, 125
221,815
291, 470
361, 405
146, 356
466. 760
519. 960
730, 620

42, 246
158, 587

96,840
130, 662
179, 144

46,184

16, 662

9 32, 969

1
7
8
3
8
1
6
1
17
1
2
7
3
2
9
3
3
2

i

4
114
.>4
251
181
252
92
41

15
66
82
107
47
164
195
294

3

15
12
19
30

.243

8, 139, 505
201.2

678, 941

2, 041. 8

7, 460, 564

16,300
10,500
44,000
28,900

63,300
77,600

7, 701, 164

651,000
7, 150, 164

Salaries, Expenses, and Grants, National Cancer Institute, Public
Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

PUBLIC HEALTH 9EEVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

608

10

549

652

14

605

649

14

611

OBLIGATIONS BX OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

PDBHC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Summary of Personal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,704
GS-6.7

$2,853
CPC-3.3

$4,670
GS-6.6

$2,877
CPC-3.3

$4, 678

Average grade

GS-6.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 877

Average grade

CPC-3.3

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2, 701, 961

56,363

9,439

12, 527

$3, 006, 916
74,062
9,874
12,360

$3, 046, 336

71, 062

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-

9,814
12,350

Total personal service obligations- --

2,779,290

3, 103, 212

3, 139, 562

Direct Obligations

01 PprsOTial sprvicp.s

2, 768, 633
72, 121
21,914
20,272
333
60,727
197, 273

1,413.447

243. 478

117.486

11,367,177

190

6,833

3, 103, 212
81, 700
19,600
23, 975

3, 139, 562

02 Travel..

81,700

03 Transportation of things - - -

19,600

24,300

71,200
93.200

I, 948. 500

272. 400

167. 000

14. 324. 000

500

10.350

71,200

127,500

Reimbursements to "Operating
expenses. National Institutes of
Health, Public Health Service". -

2, 436, 960
268,600

165, 300

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

13, 400, 000

600

10,960

Subtotal

16,279,883
5,198

20. 116, 637
10,862

19, 745, 162

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence - - - .

15, 162

16,274,685

20, 104, 776

19. 730. 000

OUigatione Pat/able Out of Reimbursemenls
From Other Accounts

10, 657

69

634

4,650

3,844

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

19,844

Total obligations

16, 294, 529

20, 104, 775

19,730,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OT
COMMEHCE

$1,999

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

608
10
649

652

14

605

649

14

611

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary -- - -

$4,704
GS-6.7

$2,863
CPC-3.3

$4,670

as-6.5

$2. 877
CPC-3.3

$4, 678

GS-6 5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 877

CPC-3.3

Personal service obligations:

$2. 701. 961
55. 363
9.439
12. 527

$3,006,916
74. 062
9.874
12.360

$3, 046, 336

Other positions

71,062

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base---
Payment above basic rates

9,814
12.350

Total personal service obligations-.

2,779.290

3, 103, 212

3. 139. 562

Direct Obligaiims
01 Personal services

2, 768, 633
72. 121
21.914
20. 272
333
60, 727
199. 272

1.413.447

243. 478

117.485

11,367,177

190

6,833

3, 103, 212
81, 700
19, 600
23,975

3, 139, 562

02 Travel

81,700

03 Transportation of things .

19, 600

04 Communication services

24,300

06 Printing and reproduction

71,200
93,200

1,948,500

272, 400

167, 000

11,321,000

500

10, 350

71,200

07 Other contractual services

Reimbursements to "Operating
expenses. National Institutes of
Health, Public Health Service"...

OS .Supplies and matprials

127, 500

2, 435, 950
268, 600

165, 300

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions—
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

13, 400, 000

50O

10, 950

Subtotal --

16,281,882

20, 115, 637

19, 745, 162

336

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Salaries, Expenses, and Grants, National Cancer Institute, Public
Health Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

XHred ObHtaHons— Continued

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

$5, 198

$10, 862

$15, 162

16, 276, 684

20, 104, 775

19, 730, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

10,657

69

634

4,650

3,844

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

19,844

Total obligations

16, 296, 628

20, 104, 776

19, 730 000

DETAIL OF FSBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Public health jirogram specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

1 7,240

2 10, 870
1 6. 245

3 10. 980
1 3, 415
1 3, 360

1 3, 032

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Public health program specialist

GR-8 Range $4,620 to $6,370

2 11, 120

1 6. 370

2 7, 820
2 6, 760

2 11,120
1 6 370

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 7. 820

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,656

2 6,760

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3 Range $2,562 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

11 63. 732
0.3 1,308

8 40, 660
0. 1 321

8 40, 660
0. 1 321

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) -

10.7 62,424
211

35

7.9 40,339
161

7.9 40,339
161

Regular pay in excess of 62-weel: base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay .

All personal services, departmental.

62, 670

40, 600

40. 600

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or m
excess of $12,000:

1 16,000

2 24, 600

1 11,800
4 46, 450

1 10, 200

13 128, 400

1 9, 600

16 137, 160

1 7,040

1 8, 040

2 14, 080
1 7,840

20 146. 800
4 29, 760

6 30. 900

26 156, 300

1 6,340

1 6,660

4 67, 000

2 24, 800

1 11,800
6 67, 250

1 10, 200

13 129. 400

1 9, 600

16 137, 960

1 7, 040

4 67,000

2 24,800
1 11 800

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Scientist

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of branch

6 57, 250
1 10 200

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Administrative officer -- --

13 129, 400
1 9, 600

16 137, 960

1 7,040

Statistician

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

Administrative staff assistant

Medical officer

2 14, 280

1 8,040

21 156, 840

4 29,960

6 31, 100

26 164, 240

1 6, 340

1 5, 560

2 10, 120
1 6, 060

1 5, 436

2 10, 745
6 27, 426

24 127, 836
4 21,115
62 279, 335
14 68, 630
90 331,700
68 227, 580
73 227, 910

2 14 280

Program publication specialist

Scientist-

Statistician.

GS-II. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Program publication speciahst

Scientist

1 8,040
21 165, 840
4 29, 960

6 31. 100
26 164 240

1 6, 340
1 6 560

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Administrative officer

2 10. 120

1 6,060

1 5, 310

2 10, 620
4 21,490

24 126,835
4 20, 865
66 249. 730
13 53. 960
80 295. 100
59 197, 006
68 210,840

I 5. 060

1 6. 435

2 10, 745

Organization and methods examiner.
Program publication speciahst

Scientist

24 127 835

Statistician

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

4 21,115
61 275 13(1

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $1,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

14 68, 630
90 331 700

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

72 224,960

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued

General schedule grades— Conthiued

GS-2. Range $2,7,60 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,4.64

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944:
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Num- Total
ber salary

22 $63, 300
4 11, 120

1 3, 214

25 76, 030

26 71. 552
7 17, 360

7 77.443
18 158. 238
20 161, 549
49 341,025

6 35,355

Num- Total
ber salary

25 $72. 270
4 11,200

1 3. 294
23 70, 770

26 69. 640

7 17, 430

8 87, 306
19 167, 947
21 170, 461
64 376, 839

6 35, 365

Num- Total
ber salary

25 $72, 270
4 11, 200

1 3.294
23 70, 770
25 69, 640

7 17, 430

8 87, 306

Senior grade

19 167 947

2! 170, 451

Senior assistant grade

54 375 839

6 36, 365

597 3,008,871
68.7 359,334

644 3, 274. 802
60.9 308,225

641 3,264,472

Deduct lapses .. ..

51. 9 258 475

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: 'United States

627

2,638,664

1.3 10,873

47, 246
8,117
9,228

11,791
701

682.5

2,962,173

0. 6 4, 404

69,962
14, 100
9,713

12,360

689.1

3,005,997

Other positions:
Temporary employment

59 962

11,100

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

9,663
12, 350

Nightwork differential

All personal services, field . ..

2,726,620

3, 062, 712

3, 099, 062

01 Personal services

2, 779, 290

3, 103, 212

3, 139, 662

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;

2,768,633
10, 657

3, 103, 212

3, 139, 662

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Mental Health Activities, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Ooject classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

252

9

219

303

9

267

301

9

293

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,608
GS-6.7

$4, 866
GS-7.1

$4, 846

Average grade - - -

GS-7.0

01 Personal services:

$1, 167, 747
47,225

3,687
2,592

$1, 469, 842
64, 600

4,300
7,300

$1,605,842

Other positions

62,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

4,300

Payment above basic rates.

6,800

1,221,151
76, 870
9,759
9,889
604
19, 812
48, 181

610, 787

46, 342

28, 352

8, 624. 006

3,220

1, 636, 942
94, 500
13. 900
21, 576
1.000
26.300
72, 600

896, 700

78. 000

46. 900

9, 276, 000

5,200

1, 669. 442

02 Travel

94 600

1.6,900

04 Communication services

22 600

05 Rents and utility services

1,000

25,100

07 Other contractual services . ..

81, 700

Reimbursements to "Operating ex-
penses. National Institutes of
Health, Public Health Service"-.
08 iSupplics and materials -

1,665,400
90, 000

61, 200

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

8, 775, 000
5,200

10, 497, 972
4,926

12,064,517
4,942

12, 486, 942

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

8,342

10,493,046

12,059,576

12, 478, 600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Public health [irogram specialist

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4 ,965

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

QS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665

1963 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6,310

2 9,410
1 3,910

3 9,846

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 185

2 9.410

1 4. 015

2 6,760

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,185
9.410
4,035
6,760

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

337

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses.--

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field;
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Scientist

General schedule grades:

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Medical stafi assistant

Scientist - -

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Medical officer-

Public health program specialist

Scientist- -

Statistician

0S-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Medical officer

Medical staff assistant

Nurse _

Public health program specialist

Scientist

Statistician -_

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative oflQcer

Engineer -

Information specialist

Medical officer-

Medical staff assistant _.

Public health program specialist

Scientist- -

Statistician..

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Information specialist

Medical stafI assistant

Nurse

Public health program specialist

Scientist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative staff assistant

Information specialist

Medical staff assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Public health program specialist

Research technician

Scientist

Statistician

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3.032

Grades established by act of July 1 , 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade -

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assist:\nt grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates of $5,060 or above:

Medical officer

Scientist

Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, field.
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from non-Federal sources

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

I $2, 632

1
1
9
2
1
2

2
3
1
2
3

2

2

1

1

2

1

1

1

12

S

35

45

22

12

20
10
17
2

31,107
2,757

7 28, 350
111

28,461

30,000

10,800
10,000

2 20, 400
1 9,800

1 9,800

8,560
42,600
8,560
8,360

8,360
7,640

7,840
7,040
66,360
14,280
7,440
14,080

11,880
17,820
5,940
11,880
18, 820

10,120

10,120

5,060

6,685

10,995

6,060

5,060

5,185

52. 335

20,225

127, 475

148, 555

66,820

2,712

129, 974
172, 272
79, 377
116, 781
9,634

1 6,200
1 5,200
6 15, 560

244 1, 368, 665
41 229,268

203 1, 139, 397

28,174
7,043

12,008
3,476

2,592

1, 192, 690

1,221,151

1, 202, 375
18, 776

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $2, 712

7 28, 092
492

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $2, 712

7 28, 092
492

7 27, 600
100

27, 700

29,000

21,600
21, 850

10,000
9,600
20,400
28,800
10,000

5
1
1
7
2

1
1
1
2
9
2
2
2

2
4
1
1
10

2
2
1
1
3
1
5

15
5
40
59
24

14

21

43, 000
8,760
8,360
58,520
16, 920

7,840
7,040
7,840
14,080
67,300
14. 680
14.880
14,280

12.080
23.760
5.940
6,140
59,800

10, 245
10,370

6,185

6,810
16,180

6,060
25, 425

5,310
65. 825
20.850
146,900
195, 005
72,960

2,792

152,099
182, 223
62,541
159,356
9,634

296 1,696,400
45 254, 158

251 1,442,242

37,000
3,000

14,500
4,200

7,300

1, 508, 242

1,536,942

1, 615, 942
20,000

1
10

1

2

1

1

3

1

6

1

15

5

40

60

25

14

20

27,600
100

27,700

29,000

21,600
21,850

10,000
9,600
20, 400
28,800
10,000

43,000
8,760
8,360
58.520
16, 920

7,840
7.040
7,840
14.080
67.360
14,680
14,880
14,280

2 12, 080
4 23,760

6,140

5,185
10, 370

5,185

5,810
16,180

6,060
26, 425

6,310
65, 825
20,850
146,900
198,180
75, 910

2,792

162,099
173,116
62,641
152,082
9,634

294 1,675,144
17 96, 902

277 1,578,242

37,000
3,000

12,600
4,200

6,800

1,641,742

1, 669, 442

1,650,842
18,600

Salaries, Expenses, and Grants, National Heart Institute, Public
Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

364

8

325

385

11

357

385

10

366

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarj'

$4,088
OS-5.8

$4, 244
OS-6.0

$4,244

GS-6.0

01 Personal services:

$1,536,606
42,276

3,636
2,039

$1, 745, 808
52, 000

4,034
3,600

$1,801,008

Other positions

41,100

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

Payment above basic rates

4,034
3,200

Total personal services

1, 584, 556
70, 037
18.882
12. 162
4.006
7.433
62, 895

660, 309

163,847

147, 554

8, 476, 732

4,081

1, 806, 442
71, 300
18,900
16,550
4,000
12,900
60,800

1, 270, 000

221, 600

98, 400

11,691,000

4,900

1,849.342

64,800

03 Transportation of things

14,900

15, 500

4,000

11.900

57,300

Reimbursements to "Operating ex-
penses, National Institutes of
Health, Public Health Service"..

1,522.600
225, 100

09 Equipment

50.300

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. -

10, 752, 000
4,700

Subtotal

11, 212, 494
3,479

15,174,692
4,942

14,678,342

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

8,342

Total obligations -

11,209,015

15, 169, 750

14, 670, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Num
ber

1
2

1

Total
salary

$7, 240
14,680
7,040

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

Public health program specialist —
Statistician

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1
4

$5, 940
24,660

1

4

$5, 940

Public health program specialist —

4
1

1
4
2
5
6
6

24, 360
5,940

5,185
20, 865

9,160
18. 800
17, 166
18,680

24, 660

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

GS-7 Range $4 205 to $4 955 .

1
4
2
5
7
5

1

1
3
3

6,185
20, 990

9,285
19,800
24,146
15,630

3,032

9,286
19, 876
19, 829

1

4
2
6
7
5

1

1
3
3

6,186
20, 990
9,285

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

19, 800

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655 . .

24, 145

GS-3. Range $2,9.'''0 to $3,430

16,630

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

3,032

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42U. S. C.207):

1
3
4

9,285
20, 182
27,281

9,285

19, 876

Senior assistant grade

19, 829

Total permanent, departmental

40

7.7

205, 753
39, 463

37
4.4

177, 557
21, 240

37
4.4

177, 657
21,240

Net permanent, departmental (av-

32.3 166,290

5,460
431

101

32.6 156,317

3,400
483

32.6

166, 317

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

3,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

483

All personal services, departmental.

172, 282

160. 200

160, 200

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

2

1

1

2

28,000

12,000

10,800
22,850

2
2

28,000

24,200

11,050
11,800

9,600
10,000
10,600

2

2

1
1

1

1
1

28,000

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800;

24,200

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

11,050

11,800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

9,600

1
1

1

1

9,866
10. 600

8,360
8,360

10,000

Scientist

10, 600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Chief of section

8,600

1

8,560

338

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Salaries, Expenses, and Grants, National Heart Institute, Public
Health Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSON.\L SERVICES — continued

Field— Continued
General schedule erades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Scientist

Statistician

G.'5-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer... ,

Public liealtli program specialist.. _

Scientist

Statistician.

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Medical officer-..

Program publication specialist

Scientist...

Stati.sficlan

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

Administrative stafi assistant

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist...

Research technician

Scientist

Statistician

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655..

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

OS 1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

Grades established bv act of July 1,
1944 (42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade...

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade

.Junior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses..

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment.

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week basc.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services.

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25,080
1 8, 660

7.440
14.080
49.880

7,040

5, 940
12.080
30, 300

5,940

5, 686
5,186
5, 060

30, 735

15
5

75
32
29
10
13

4
2

7
5
11

58

65.075
19.725
263, 000
106,320
88.990
29. 180
33, 060

10, 928
5,120

75, 487

45, 480
85. 555

405. 826

46. 926
4,980

14. 600

324 1,624.027
39.3 253,711

284.7

1,370,316

10, 571
4,208

22. 037
3,204

1, 586
352

1,412,274

Num- Total

ber salary

6 $50. 360

1 8, 560

1 7, 640

2 14, 280
6 42. 840
1 7.040

1 5, 940

3 18. 420
8 48. 520
1 5.940

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $50, 360
1 8, 560

6.810
6. 310

25
5
79
29
27
11
12

8
3

7
6
10
61
10
1

5. 060
6.060

30. 610
10.120

107. 250
20. 225

278, 265
97. 515
84. 370

31. 930
30, 800

21.376
7.610

75, 487
54. 687
80. 320
427. 676
54. 526
6. 157

6.820

348 I. 769. 233
34. S 179.742

313.2

1, 589, 491

8.000

5. 100

35. 500

3.561

2.700
900

1, 645. 242

1, 805, 442

7,640
14, 280
42. 840

7.040

5.940
18. 420
48. 520

5.940

6. 810
5,310

1
1
6
2
25
5
79
29
27
11
12

8
3

6.000

6,060

30. 610

10.120

107. 250
20, 225

278. 265
97,515
84, 370
31.9.30
30, 800

21.376
7,610

75, 487
54. 587
SO. 320
427. 675
54, 526
5,167

6,820

348 1,769.233
24.4 124.542

323.6

1, 644, 691

8.000
5,100
24. 600
3,651

2.300
900

1. 689, 142

1, 849, 342

Dental Health Activities, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

196

5

175

189

5

179

189

5

179

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

.$4,354
GS-6.2

$4,480
OS-6.2

$4,417

Average grade

OS-^.l

01 Personal services:

.$940. 200
11,801

1,815
2,574

$1,000,660
23. 100

1.909
2,300

$987. 300

23.100

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

1,834

1.500

Total personal services

02 Travel

9.50, 390

95.338

35. 137

5.183

3.210

0.532

35,024

81, 049
72,619

1,027.809

85. 025

23.750

6.875

O.W

7. 800

29,140

157, 100
103,200

1.013.794
71.275

03 Transportation of things

21. 8.60

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

7.025
050

O.SOO

25, 140

Reimbursements to "Operating

expenses. National Institutes of

Health, Public Health Service"-.

08 Supplies'and materials

193, 100
101, 100

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

09 Equipment

$37, 801

268, 224

120

1,813

$29,600
271,000

$19 400

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

271,000

2,150

2 150

Subtotal

1,598,446
3,284

1, 744, 159
3,284

1 733 284

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

3,284

1, 595, 162

1,740,875

1, 730, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Public health program specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Public health program specialist

Statistician

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

Statistician.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Public health program specialist

Statistician

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:

Administrative staff assistant

Public health program specialist

Statistician

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,0,65

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Grades established by act of July 1 , 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

.Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $6,000 and above:

Program publication specialist

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

I'ayment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay _

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Scientist

General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Scientist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Scientist

OS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Dental officer

Public health program specialist

Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Public health program specialist —
Scientist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Public health program specialist —
Scientist

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

.\dministrative staff assistant

Scientist.

G.S-7. Range .$4,205 to .$4,9.55

OS-6. Range .$3,795 to .$4,545...

OS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,960 to $3,430..

OS-2. Range .$2,7.50 to .$3,230

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade.

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade...

Assistant grade

Junior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates less than $5,000

Total permanent, field.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $19, 800
1 8,360

7,640
7,440
7,040

6,340
6,340
5,940

5,060
10, 370
10, 495
18, 195
12, 135
29, 530
23,425
14, 750

23, 338
18, 570
23,116
13, 836

6,060

51 276, 779
3. 6 19, 079

47. 5 257, 700
016

258,463

1,800

1 8, 560

3 25, 080

21,920
15,280

1 5,940
3 17, 820
3 18.020

10, 370

16, 820
3,920

61.116
126, 970

27,830
9,370

98, 902
87. 949
57,833
166, 544
11,901
4,268

6,250

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 8, 360

1 8, 660

7,040
7,840
15,080

5,940
6,140

5,310
5.060
15,805
27, 605
12, 385
30, 155
17,315
IS, 180

3 33. 868

3 28. 156

2 10,303

2 14,014

52
6

293, 116
37, 961

255, 155
645

255,800

13,500
10, 800

8.700
34.040
25, 080

7,040
14,880
7,040

1
3

2
2
2

I
10
28

6
11

6,140
18,420

10,120
10, 495
8,636
4.045
58.685
94, 100
18,820
31,130

118,363
59, 072
52. 399

108,351
10, 701

145 801,462 I 137 790,516 139 799,065

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

8,560

7,040
7,840
15,080

5,940
6,140

5,310
5,060
10, 745
27, 605
12, 385
30, 155
17,315
18, 180

3 33. 868

3 28, 166

2 16, 303

2 14,014

60 279, 696
6.5 43,241

43. 5 236, 456

545

237,000

1 13,500
1 10, 800

8,760
34,040
25, 080

7,040
14,880
7,040

1
3

2
1
2
1
17
29
6
11

11
99
7
7
2

6,140
18,420

10,120

5,435

8,535

4,045

61, 845

97,275

18, 820

31, 130

118,383
175, 625
59,072
62.325
10. 701

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

339

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

22.9 $118,962

Num- Total
ber salary

9.3 $45,111

Num- Total
ber salary

9 $48, 160

Net permanent, fleld (average num-

122.1 682,500

4,903
4,209
2,689
1,199

497
1,930

127. 7 745, 405

11,850
5,3.'i0
5,900
1,264

800
1,500

130 750, 903

11,850
5,350
5,900
1,289

800

Other positions:
Temporary eraplovment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Additional pay for service abroad

700

All personal services, fleld

697, 927

772,069

776,794

956, 390

1,027,869

1,013,794

Arthritis and Metabolic Disease Activities, Public Health Service

OBLIOATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
.Average number of all employees _ .. .

354

8

313

350

5

332

350

7

334

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$4,870
GS-7.2

$2,803
CPC-2.6

.$4,8.59
GS-7.1

.$2,819
CPC-2.6

$4 859

CiS 7 1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 819

CPC-2.6

Personal service obligations:

$1,675,145
48,707
4,710
8,595

$1,79.5,7,54

27,748

5. 938

7,000

.$1,799,154

Regular pay In excess of .52-week base...

5. 9.38
7,000

Total personal service obligations-..

1,737,157

1,836.440

1,847,840

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

1, 698, 362
25.629
10.254
12,913
4
2,369
31,011

754,439

178,487

35,147

1,541,802

51

3,450

1,836,440

28.000

7,180

15, 150

1 847 840

27, 500

03 Transportation of things .

7 180

15 600

05 Rents and utility services .

8,000
22,700

1,180.000

196, 210

75, 750

3,621,000

8,000

22,600

1,517,100
205,510

Reimbursements to "Operating
expenses. National Institutes of
Health, Public Health Service". .

75 350

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. .
13 Refimds, awards, and indemnities

3, 562, 000

3,611

3,611

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subslst-

4,293,818
5,591

6,994,041
8.891

7,282,291
12, 291

Total direct obligations

4,288,227

6. 985, 160

7, 270, 000

ObUgatio-ns Payable OiU of Reimbursemenls
From Other Accoiints

38, 795

3,206

51

6

3,226

1.717

02 Travel .

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment-.

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

47.001

Total obligations

4,335,228

6,985,150

7 270 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,800:

Scientist

General schedule grades:
aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Scientist

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000
2 21, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000
2 21,600

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45,000
2 21,600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Medical officer

Scientist

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Medical officer

Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Information specialist

Scientist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Scientist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Scientist

GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

Research technician.

Scientist

GS-7. Range .$4,206 to $4,955

OS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-t. Range .$3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to .$3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840 -.

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade..

Junior assistant grade

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) .,

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages In the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

3 $.%. 600

4 40,000

1
2

14

1
19

2

18

1
2
22
47
10
55
33
23

10
12
9
34
6
1

8,560
16, 720
119,840

8,040
141, 560

12,080
113, 920

5,625

5.060
10, 495
115,290
205,385
42, 960
198, 425
109, 496
71. 930
26, 030

8.970
9.096
9,960

107. 476
105. 597

71.819
2.33. 429

34,223
5,513

354 1,934,688
49 259, 543

305 1, 675, 145

39, 87B
2.830
6,001
4,710

8,595

, 737, 167

1, 698, 362
38, 795

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

3 $31,000

4 40,000

1 8,560

2 16. 920
14 120, 640

1 8. 040
17 127. 480

2 12,280
17 108, ISO

1
2
22
45
9
54
37
22

6, 625

.5,060
10, 495
116,590
198, 850
38.905
197, 890
123, 475
69. 700
26. 270

9.130
9.096
9,960

107, 476
106, 309

72. .531
235, 209

34,401
5,513

350 1, 922, 185
23 126, 431

327 1, 795. 754

11.900
3,000

12.848
5,938

7,000

1,836,440

1, 836, 440

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$31,000
40,000

1 8,560

2 16,920
14 120,640

1 8. 040

17 127,480

2
17

1

2
22
45

9
54
37
22

9

3
3
4

10

12

9

34

12,280
108,180

5,625

5,060
10, 495
116,590
198,850
38,905
197,890
123, 475
69,700
26, 270

9,130
9,096
9,960

107,476
106, 309

72, 531
236,209

34,401
5,513

3.50 1, 922, 185
23 123. 031

327 1,790.1.54

1.5.900
6,000

13, 848
6,938

7,000

1, 847, 840

1,847,840

Microbiology Activities, Public Health Service

OBLIOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

462
30
477

459

8

430

459

8

435

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,282
GS-5.3

$3,365
CPC-t.5

$4,273
GS-5.6

.$3, 389
CPC^.6

$4,273

Average grade -

OS-5 6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .

$3 389

CPC-4.6

Personal service obligations:

$2. 094, 048

140. 407

6,724

18, 382

$2,014,214

34, 868

7,154

19. 956

$2. 036, 614

Other positions _

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

34,868
7,164
20,366

Total personal service obligations...

2, 259. 561

2,076,192

2,097,992

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services -_

2,140,676
37, 931
12, 686
16, 046
13, 827
4,944
42,355

743,871
197, 808
23,924

2,076,192
53,200
14,500
21,350
19,000
7,600
23,100

1, 074, 200

328,200

36,000

2, 097, 992
66,000

02 Travel....

12,500
21 550

04 CnTTiTTiunipation serviees

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Reimbursements to "Operating ex-
penses, National Institutes of
Health, PubUc Health Service"..

08 Supplies and materials

19,000

6,900

32, 100

1, 240, 000
344,600

09 Equipment

37,000

340

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued

Microbiology Activities, Public Health Service — Continued
OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations— Continaed

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.,
15 Taxes and assessments

$2,094,686
5,003

$2, 067, 000
7,100

$2,067,000
6,900

Subtotal

5,333,656
2,842

5, 727, 442
6,142

5, 939, 542
9,542

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

5, 330, 714

5,721,300

6, 930, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Psimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

118,885

8,136

3,306

1,361

94

31,607

36,931

2,817

92

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things.-

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction ,.

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment _

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations payable out of
reimbm-sements from other ac-
nonnts

202, 929

Total obligations .

6,633,643

5, 721, 300

5,930,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Public health program specialist

Scientist ,

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Scientist..

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Information specialist

Medical officer

Scientist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer

Medical officer

Scientist _

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:

Administrative staff assistant..

Personnel officer

Librarian...

Scientist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,7,50 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC5-10. Range $4,566 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944

(42 U.S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Assistant grade _

Junior assistant grade

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates less than $5,060..

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Other positions;

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week l)ase-..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nlghtwork differential

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600
6 48, 800

1 8.760
6 43, 400

13 98, 640
1 6,940

14 90, 660
1 6, 250

2
1
1

18
1
39
22
62
55
52
24
30

1
1

4
6
5
9
12
3

16
12
16
21

6
1

10,245

5,685

6,310

100, 205

4,620

175, 370

94, 440

232, 300

186, 160

1153, 785

70, 240

81,880

5,315
6,025
14, 740
22, 160
16, 710
28,670
33,504
8,100

173, 145
101,228
119, 789
147, 670
33, 826
6,896

3,874

462 2, 162, 942
15 68, 894

447 2,094,043

136, 278
4,129
6,724

16,447
2,935

1954 estimate 1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 600

5 49, 200

1 8, 760

5 44, 000

1 7,040

5 36, 200

13 100, 240

1

1

16

6,940
5,940

103, 740

6, 2.50

10, 495
5,810
5,310

104, 890

15
12
16
20
6
1

185, 530
91, 020
237, 040
177, 195
163, 785
65,640
72, 200

5,315
5,025
14. 740
22,160
16, 710
28, 670
31, 032
8,170

162, 216
101, 406
114,705
142, 130
36,063
6,896

459 2, 189, 962
37 175, 748

422 2, 014, 214

28,100
6,708
7,154

16, 806
3,150

2,259,561

2, 076, 192

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 600

6 49, 200

1 8, 760

5 44, 000

1 7, 040

5 35, 200

13 100, 240

1 0, 940

I 5,940

16 103, 740

1 6, 250

2 10, 495
1 5, 810
1 5, 310

19 104, 890

41
21
63
62
52
22
26

1
1
4
6
6
9
11
3

185, 530
91, 020
237, 040
177, 195
163, 785
6.5, 540
72, 200

5.315
6.025
14,740
22, 160
16. 710
28,670
31,032
8,170

162, 215
101, 406
114,705
142, 130
36, 063
6,896

459 2, 189, 962
32 154, 348

427 2, 036, 614

28,100
6,768
7,154

17, 206
3,150

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

2, 097, 992

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

$2, 140, 676
118, 885

$2, 076, 192

$2, 097, 992

Neurology and Blindness Activities, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

A uerage nnmher nf rH emplnyeps

31
2
19

123
2

86

123
3

120

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _

$4,337
GS-6.2

$4,699
GS-6.7

$4 699

GS-6.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$103, 044
9,887

445
6

$443. 410
10,100

2,070
1,670

$610, 260

12,650
2.070

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates .

1,970

Total personal services

113. 382

10. 255

2.165

2.608

750

708

20,149

129.896

5.440

11.299

1.516,448

470

457, 250
20, 700
4,300
8,150
650
4,800
10,760

664, 800

46,400

28,950

3, 364, 000

3,300

626, 960

02 Travel

27, 000

03 Transportation of things...

6 600

8,500

05 Rents and utility services

700

6,000

07 Other contractual services

12, 050

Reimbursements to "Operating
expenses. National Institutes of
Health, Public Health Service"..
08 Supplies and materials .

626. 950
63, 100

32, 650

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

3,354,000
3,900

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence . . -

1, 813, 650

4, 604, 050
2,300

4, 767, 400
4,400

1,813,650

4, 501, 750

4, 763, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $10,800:

Medical officer

Scientist

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Scientist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Scientist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Scientist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Program publication specialist

Scientist -

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Medical staff assistant

Scientist. - -

G.S-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Medical and scientific illustrator —

Program publication specialist

Scientist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Grades established by act of July 1 , 1944

(42 U.S. C. 207);

Senior grade

Full grade

Senior assistant grade

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary).

Other positions; Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15. 000

2 24, 000

9.600

1 7,440
1 7, 040
1 7,040

16, 820

4 14, 515
6 19, 690
3 8, 930

1 7, 907

2 16, 026
4 27, 823

31

14

181,831
78, 787

17 103,044

9,887
445

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
3 40, 000

2 21, 600

7 67, 200

5 41, 800

1 7,640

1 7, 240

1 7, 040

1 6, 940

8 47, 520

1
1
4
12
3
12
29
13
4

5,060
5,060
20,240
60, 686
11,635
41, 420
92, 955
38, 510
11, 400

4 35, 228
2 16,381
8 56, 207

123 645, 661
38. 7 202, 251

84.3 443,410

10. 100
2,070

1,670

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $16,000
3 40, 000

2 21,600
7 67,200

41, 800

7,640
7,240
7,040

5,940
47,620

6,060
5,060
20,240
50,585
11, 635
41,420
92, 955
38, 610
11,400

1
1
4
12
3
12
29
13
4

4 36, 228
2 16, 381
8 56, 207

123 645, 661
5.7 35,401

117. 3 610, 260

12,650
2,070

1,970

626, 950

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

341

Salaries and Expenses, Public Health Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary/ of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

614
9

572

499
3

475

494

1
468

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarv

$4,741
OS-6.8

$4,904
GS-7.0

$4,891

QS-6.9

Personal service obligations:

$3,038,155
59. 173
12.914
14.602

$2,519,224
13,829
8,586
5.000

$2, 489. 624

other pn<!itinn<;

3,688

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.
Payment above basic rates

8.586
5,000

Total personal service obligations...

3.124.844

2. M6. 639

2, 506. 798

Direa Obligations

2,662,426

48,776

4,192

105. 192

1,632

134. 576

107. 982

28.852

22,50S

53

3,624

2, 326, 500
48.400
3.600
138, 400
1.600
131.850
117.500
25. 150
19,000

2, 296. 900

02 Travel

48.400

03 Transportation of things

3.600

133.000

05 Rents and utility services

1.600
131. S.W

07 Other contractual services _

08 Supplies and materials

117,500
25, 150

19.000

3.000

3,000

Total direct obligations . -.

3. 119, 813

2.815.000

2, 780. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

462, 418
1,508
3,753

220. 139

640

2,000

209. 898

02 Travel

640

2,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

467,679

222,779

212,538

3, 587, 492

3, 037, 779

2, 992, 538

DET.1IL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Num- Total
her salary

1 $12,000
1 12,200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 000

1 12, 400

2 21.600
2 22,350
1 11,060

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 000

1 12,400

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

2 21,600

Chief of division.---

2 21, 850
1 11,060

1 9.600

2 20.000
1 9,800

3 29,800
1 9,600
1 10,200

1 10,200
3 29,200

2 17. 920

2 22,350
1 11,050

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative stall assistant

1 10,000
4 39.400
1 9.800
1 10,200
1 10,400

1 9,800

2 17, 120
1 9,360
8 69,280

1 10,000

Chief of branch ,

4 39,400

1 9,800

Organization and methods examiner-

1 10,200
1 10, 400

Public health program specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative staS a.'isistant

2 17, 120
1 9, 360

Chief of branch -.

9 77, 840
1 8,500
1 8, 560

1 8,960

2 16,920
4 34,840
2 17,520

1 7,240
1 7,040

1 7,040
7 60,280

2 14,080

2 15.280
9 64,960
1 7,040
4 30, 760
1 7,040

1 6.140

3 17.820
1 5,940
1 6, 140
1 5,940

4 24, 160

8 69,280

1 8, 560

2 17, 620

1 8.760
4 35, 240

2 17,620

2 15,480
1 7,240

1 7,240
7 60, 480

2 14, 480
2 15,680
9 60,360
1 7,240
4 30, 960
1 7,240

1 8. 560

2 17, 520

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

1 8,760
4 35,240
1 8, 960

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative stafi assistant-

2 15,480
1 7,240

1 7,240

Chief of section

7 60,480

Financial operations ofBcer

2 14, 480

Organization and methods examiner-
Personnel officer

2 15,680
9 66, 360

Program publication specialist

Public health program specialist

1 7,240
4 30,960
1 7.240

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.Administrative staff assistant

.\ssistant chief of branch

2 12,080
1 6, 140
1 5,940
1 6,140
4 24, 760

2 12,080
1 6,140

1 5,940

Chief of branch .

1 6,140

Chief of section

4 24, 760

DETAIL OF PERSO.NAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6.940— Con.

Financial operations officer

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Program publication specialist

Property management specialist

Public health program specialist

Scientist

Statistician

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative staff assistant

Financial operations officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative staff assistant

Chief of section- -

Financial operations officer.--

Organization and methods examiner

Personnel officer

Proeram publication specialist

Property management specialist —

Public health program specialist

QS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5.370-.--

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4.955

OS-6. Range .$3,795 (o$4..M3

Gi5-5. Range .$3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Ranee .$3,175 to $3.665

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230

QS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980 .-..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-i. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. R,ange $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C.207):

Surgeon general

Deputy surgeon general

.Assistant surgeon general

Director grade--

Senior grade--

FiUI grade

Senior assistant grade

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment.--

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Public health program specialist —

Statistician

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160-

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655-

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade--

Full grade---

Grades established by act of Aug. 13,
1946 (22 U. S. C.867):

Class 2. Range $11,130 to $12,700

Class 3. Range $9,130 to $11,030

Class 4. Range $6,963 to $8,863

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)

Other positions:
Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--.

P3>Tnent above basic rates:

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts -

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$58. 660
5.940
101.640
12.880
18,420
11,880
6,940
19,020

1

16
2
3
2
1
3

1
1

5
1

7

10

2

4

45

20

96

107

65

6

1

5,500
5,500

26, 425

5,435

48,915

21, 740

49, 040

36, 920

51,225

11,370

19, 980

203, 055

83, 776

362, 256

370, 860

203,990

18,740

2.980

1 3,230
9 26,648
1 2,630

1
1
4
36
10
3
3

15.386
15. 386
54,820
382, 006
82, 449
21,860
18,388

579 3, 039, 408
45. 9 256, 689

533.1

2, 782, 819

46, 337
4,106
1,554

12, 798

6,343

2,853,957

7,240
7,640
7,945
3,676
3,350

4 40, 786
1 8. 697
1 8,013

1 11,150
12 121,260
10 76, 530

35 296, 186
4.6 40,850

30. 4 255, 336

1,640

5,536

116

1,825
6,434

270, 887

3,124,844

2, 662, 426
462, 418

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

$70,940
5.940

103, 840
13, 080
18.620
11,880

19,220

5

1

6

3

9

6

10

1

4

39

18

79

91

53

3

1

5,600

27, 060

5,560

33,110

16, 305

50,416

26, 550

51,860

5,685

20,480

179, 370

76,810

305, 265

316,865

167,110

9,610

2,980

1 3,070

7 20, 824
1 2, 770

1

1

4

26

15, 386
15, 386
54, 820
274, 994
67, 867

492 2, 628, 972
26.7 148,967

465.3

2, 480, 005

10, 241
2,662

8,498
5,000

2,606,306

7,840
8,070
3,656
3,430

11,064
8,697

7 42, 756
0. 7 3, 537

6.3 .39,219

1,026
88

40,333

2, 546, 639

2.326,600
220, 139

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$70,940
6,940

103, 840
13, 080
18, 620
11,880

19,220

5,600

27,050

5,560

33, 110

16, 305

60,415

26, 550

51,850

5,685

20,480

174, 540

76, 810

298, 195

316, 865

167, no

9,610
2,980

1 3, 070

7 20, 824
1 2, 770

1
1
4
26
8

15,386
15, 386
54,820
274, 994
67, 867

487 2, 698, 712
26. 7 148, 307

460.3

2, 450, 405

2,562
"§,"498
5,000

7,840
8,070
3,655
3,430

1 11,064
1 8, 697

7 42, 756
0. 7 3, 537

6.3 39,219
i,"626

40,333

2, 606, 798

2, 296, 900
209,898

342

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL

Salaries and Expenses, Saint Elizabeths Hospital

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

2,607

65

2,492

2,607

65

2,528

2.641

65

2 537

Average salaries and grades:
Oeneral schedule grades:

$3,625
GS-3.8

$3,116
CPC-4.0

$3,666
OS-3.8

$3,147
CPC-4.0

GS-3.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3 172

CPC-4 0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$8, 440, ftSl

14. 735

143.923

41,323

23, 2.53
365. 353

$8. 704. 420
14.700
156. 700
31.200

23. 665
349. 600

$8 821 607

14. 700

Trainees (interns and residents) . .

1.56. 700
31. 200

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

24. 650

Payment above basic rates

349 600

Total personal services

02 Travel

9, 029, 268

3, 345

5. 748

9.634

87.017

11.471

55. 673

3, 2.54. 514

301. 339

740

14. 905

9. 280. 285

1.000

5, 750

11.211

87. 010

11.470

5.5. 714

3, 225. 812

150. 000

740

17, 400

9. 398. 457
1,000

03 Transportation of things..

5 750

11.436

05 Rents and utility services.. .

87 010

11.470

07 Other contractual services

38 500

3. 267. 880

09 Equipment

243 210

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments. ,

740
19 900

Subtotal

12. 773, 654
41,654

12, 846, 392
48,950

13, 085, 353
48 950

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -.

Total obligations

12, 732, 000

12, 797, 412

13 036, 403

DETAIL OP PEKSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades;

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Superintendent

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant superintendent

First assistant physician

Clinical director

Executive assistant

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Medical officer

Director, medichie and surgery . .
Administrative officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Director of laboratories

Director of psychotherapy

Psychotherapist

Medical officer

Superintendent of nurses

Clinical psychologist

Maintenance officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Medical officer

Clinical psychologist

Neuropathologist

Dentist

Chaplain

Assistant superintendent of nurses..

Budget and methods officer

Personnel officer

Head dietitian

Assistant maintenance officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Dentist

Assistant director of nursing serv-
ices

Assistant chaplain

Chief social worl^er...

Laboratory scientist

'Clinical psychologist

.\drninistrative assistant.

Finance officer

Supply officer

Procurement officer

Assistant personnel officer.

Registrar _

Dietitian ._

Electrical engineer

Construction engineer

Mechanical engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Assistant director of nursing serv-
ices

Nurse supervisor

Assistant nurse supervisor...

Nurse instructor

1953 actual

Num- Total

bei

salary

$13, 400

11,800
11.800
32,400
11.300

105. 600
10.400
10.000

9.360
9. .360
17.320
34,640
8.960
8,560
8.960

170, 960
14.080
8,040
7,840
7.440
7.640
7.440
7.640
7,240
7,040

6,140

6,740
12,480
6, 540
6, 540

5, 940
6,340

6, 940
0,140
6,140
6,340
6,540
6,140
6, 540
6,740
0,740

3 16, 805

17 92,645

45 246,700

6 32, 860

1954 estimate

Num- Total

bei

salary

$13, 400

11.800
11.800
33.150
11,300

107, 400
10,600
10,000

9,360
9.360
17.520
93. 582
9.160
8.760
8.960

122, 380
14. 280
8,040
8.040
7.440
7.640
7.040
7.840
7.440
7.040

6,340

6,940
12,680
6,540
6, 740
6,140
6,340
6,940
6,140
6,140
6,540
6, £40
6,340
0,540
6, 9 10
6, 940

3 17, 055

17 93, 395

4.5 247, 848

0 33, 360

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$13,600

11,800
11,800
33,150
11,550

107, 800
10,600
10,200

9, .360
9. .360
17. 720
94.182
9.160
8.760
9.160

123. 580
14. 480
8,040
8.040
7.640
7.840
7,640
7,840
7,440
7,240

6,340

6,940
12, S80
6,740
6, 740
6,140
6,540
6.940
6.340
6.340
6,540
6,740
6,340
6,740
6,940
6,940

3 17, 305

17 94,020

45 248,871

6 33, SGO

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

QS-9. Range $6,060 to .$5,810— Con.

Chief occupational therapist

Social service supervisor

Psychodramatist

Librarian

Assistant chaplain

Chief, administrative services

Budget and methods assistant

Employment officer

Personnel assistant

Chief, board of examiners

Accountant

Cost accountant

Procurement agent

Supply officer

Dietitian

Mechanical engineer

Construction engineer

Farm superintendent

OS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955....

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to .M.160

OS-4. Rangs .$3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230....

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades

CPC-10. Range $4,665 to $5,315.

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-.5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC^. Range $2.7.50 to $3.230

CPC-.3. Range $2,.5,52 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions

Trainees (interns and residents)

Student nurses

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay...

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

$5 685
11, 120
5,060
5,685
5,060
6, 435
.5, 185

5, 435
.^ 810
6,810
.5, 310

6, 060
5.060
5.060

21. 740
5.310
6. 060
5. 935

14,235

3

220

10
127

996, 975

43,075

453, 445

308, 815

316

1,050,520
817

2, 444, 230
96 241,360

11
13
78
93
111
62
1.50
234

10, 2.55
51. 275
55, 370
298, 730
330, 480
363, 794
190,820
436, 580
611, 850

2,607

9, 066, 839

180

626, 158

2,427

8, 440, 681
14, 735
143,923
41, 323
23,253

179,395
185, 958

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
I
1
3
220

1,006,616

10 43, 825

127 4.59.395

89 312.068

316

1.066.016
817

2, 470. 246
96 243.768

$5,810
11,245
6,185
6, 810
6, 185
5,560
6,310

5. 560
6.810
6.810

6. 435
6. 185
.5. 185
6. 185

22. 115
6. 435
6, 185
6. 935

14.547

11

13
78
93
111
62
1.50
234

10,380
62,150
66, 745
302, 172
332, 960
367. 251
192. 493
439. 208
619, 374

2,607

9, 166, 528
131.4

462. 108

2. 475. 6

8. 704. 420
14. 700
156. 700
31.200
23, 665

162, 600
187, 000

9, 280, 285

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,810

11,370
5,310
5,810
5,310
6,685
6,435
5,685
5,810
5,810
5,560
5,310
5,310
5.310

22.490
5,660
5,310
5,935

14, 859

3

224

1,033,882

10 44, 575

130 475,328

89 314,761

327

1.093.202
830

2. 654, 233
96 246,165

2
11
13

78
93
111
62
151
236

10, 505
53,025
57, 870
305, 362
335,040
370, 464
193, 851
443, 996
630, 736

2,641

9, 374, 882
155.8

553, 275

2, 485. 2

8,821,607

14,700

156,700

31,200

24, 650

162,600
187,000

1, 398, 457

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance,
Social Security Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions.

14,578

9

14, 133

14,345

3

14,046

14,457

14,100

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,763
GS^.4

$2,878

CPC-3.1

.$3, 029

$3,820

as-4.5

$2, 937

CPC-3.1

$3,075

$3,858

Average grade

GS-4.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 989

CPC-3.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,166

Personal service obligations:

$52. 349. 017

27,294

202. 891

1. 501, 390

$52,978,771

8,987

206,282

424, 645

$53, 865, 716

Other positions . . .

904

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates - . .

214, 425
426, 357

Total personal service obligations . .

54, 080, 592

63, 618, 685

84, 497, 402

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services - . .

64, 001, 169
1, 069, 663
165, 236
454, 401
4.435.632
938,411
300,345

53, 614, 208

1, 143, 562

146,097

443, 759

4, 673. 141

1. 257, 342

279, 325

54, 497, 402

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things - .

04 Communication services. ,_

06 Rents and utility services.-

1,113,002

164, 469

1, 637, 289

4, 777, 027

1, 250, 936

07 Other contractual services

391,847

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

343

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct OWiffad'oiM— Continued

$600,104

183,609

9,916

142, 036

$738, 897
265, 898

$795, 237

274, 702

15 Taxes and assessments

187, 771

248, 089

Total direct obligations

62, 300, 422

62.750.000

65, 150, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

79.423
3,816
4,478
4,326

4.377
200
250
250

06 Printing and reproduction

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

92,043

5.077

62.392.465

62.755,077

65, 150, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director

Chairman, appeals council

Chief actuary -

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief of division

Assistant director

Assistant to the director

Chief of branch ._

Deputy assistant director-

Memtter. appeals council

Medical director

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Actuarial mathematician —

Assistant to the director

Chief of branch

Consulting referee

Field officer..

Personnel officer

Publication services oflBcer

Roving referee -.-

Social insurance research analyst —
Assistant chief of branch

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Actuarial mathematician

Analytical statistician

Assistant chief of branch _

Assistant consulting referee

Assistant to the assistant director.. .

Chief of branch

Chief of division..

Chief of section

Claims examiner.

Field officer

Financial economist

Fiscal consultant

Information specialist

Night supervisor..

Organization and methods examiner.

Policy consultant --

Social administration analyst

Social insurance research analyst

Technical adviser

Work planning and reporting
analyst -

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Analytical statistician

Assistant chief of branch —

Assistant chief of section

Employee relations officer

Fiscal planning analyst

Information specialist.
Management analyst. .

Operations analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Persoimel assistant

Persormel psychologist

Placement officer

Policy consultant..

Position classifier.

Social insurance research analyst

Survey analyst

Survey statistician

Training specialist

Assistant to medical director

Actuarial mathematician.

Property management officer

Records officer.

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of brancti..

Supervisor of section

Tabulation project planner _.

Chief of branch

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,400

4 46,200
1 11, 050
1 11,800

10,000
20.600
10,000
19.600
29.600
20.800
10.200

18.120
9.360
176.200
9.160
9.360
8.760
8.560
8.960
9.360
8.360

2 14. 480
1 7.040

3 21, 720

1
7
1

12
1
2
1
1
2
1

12
3
1
4
2

7,440
51,880

8,040
87.680

7.440
15.880

7.440

7.240
14.480

7.440
88,880
21,320

7,040
30,360
16,080

7,040

24, 360
64,800
12,080
12,080
24,560
6.540
13,480
12,880

154.300
12.880
6.340
19.220

262. 200
24.760

122,460

24.560

11.880

25.960

6.940

1954 estimate

5.940
5.940

11.875
6.000
6.000
6,500

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,000

4 46. 950

1 11.300

1 11.800

2
1
2
1
1
7
1

12
1
2
1
1
2
1

13
4

10,200
20.800
20.200
20,000
30,000
30.800
10,400

18,320
9,360
169,040
9,360
9,360
8.960
8.760
9.160
9.360

16.920

14.680
7,240

14,680
7,040
7.640

52.480
8.040

88.880
7,640

16. 080
7.440
7,440

14,680
7.540

97.920

28.760

4
10
2

2
4
2
2
3

28
2
1
3

38
4

20
4
2
4
1
1
I
1

45.440
16. 080

7.240

24,960

66.000

12.280

12. 480

24,960

12,680

13,680

19.220

175. 120

12,080

6,640

19.620

242.920

25.160

131.200

24.960

12.080

26.360

6.940

6.940

6.140

6,140

2 12, 125

I 6, 126

I 6, 125

1 5, 625

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

4 47.200
1 11.300
1 11.800

10,200
21,000
20.400
20.000
30.200
31.000
10.400

19
1
1
1
1
1

18.520

170.440
9,360
9.360
8.960
8.760
9.160

2 17. 120

14.880
7.240

14.680
7.040
7.640

63.080
8.040

89. 6.80
7.640

16. 080
7.640
7.440

14.880
7.640

98.720

28,960

7 53,080
2 16, 080

4

10
2
2
4
2
2
3

28
2
1
3

33
4

20
4
2
4
1
1
1
1

7,240

25,160

66,600

12,480

12, 480

25,160

12,880

13,680

19,220

176,720

12,280

6,540

19,820

214, 020

26,660

132.600

25,360

12.280

26.560

6,940

6,140

6.140

6,140

2 12,375

1 6,250

1 6,260

1 5,760

DETAIL OF PERSO.vAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Actuarml mathematician...

Analytical statistician

Budget examiner —

Business economist

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Chief of unit.

Claims examiner

Employee relations assistant

Fiscal planning analyst

Information specialist

Librarian

Management analyst

Night supervisor

Operations analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Persoimel assistant

Placement officer

Policy consultant...

Position classifier

Section supervisor

Social insurance research analyst. ..

Survey analyst

Survey statistician

Tabulation project planner

Training specialist.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,745

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $5,330

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,920...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,535

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,895..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,670..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,470..

GS-1. Range $2„W0 to $1.220

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $5.275..

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.865

CPC-7. Range $3.4.35 to $4.335.

CPC-«. Range $3,200 to $3.920.-

CPC-S. Range $2,974 to $3.694

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.470

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,272

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $3.060

Grades established by Department:

Grade 2...

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary).

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Niglitworl; dilTerential

Regular pay in excess of 62-weelc base. .

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Regional representative

Chief of area office

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant regional representative..

Regional appeals referee

Assistant chief of area office.

OS-12. Ranee $7,040 to .$8,040:

Assistant regional representative..

Chief of section

Manager

Assistant chief of area office

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant chief of section...

Chief of section. _

Manager

Operations analyst

Assistant regional representative..

Assistant manager

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,625:

Assistant chief of section

.Assistant manager...

Chief of section

Manager

Supervisor of unit

GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $6,185:

-\ssistant manager.

.\dministrative assistant- _.

Chiefof sect ion

Coverage and legal reference re-
viewer

Guardianship reviewer

Manager

Reconsideration reviewer.
Senior reviewer — _

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1
3
5
1
1
1
3
3
2

2
1
1
3
1

27
2
5

23
1

11
7
4
2
6
2

28
100

69
292

1,224
2,397

2
4

2
35

1
50
66
153

Total
salary

$5, 185
16.180
26. 550
5.435
5.310
5.310

15. 305

16, 555
10, 246
10. 620

6.560
.5.185

16.4.30
5, 810

10, 995

143.870
11.245
26.426

125. eaa

.5, 310
58,286
37,420
21,115
10. 370
32. 110
10. 370
1.36. 360
465, 2.50
286, 230

. 109. 970

, 833, 915

, 042, 880

, 104, 470
764,800

9, 175
17,460

7.970
119.200

3.454
157,500
186. 512
406. 730

11 33. 320

5, 613

19, 077, 926
222.6

1, 006, 398

5, 390. 4

18, 071, 528

127, 847

368, 934

69, 704

18, 6.38, 013

11 108,800
6 57, 600

17
4

40
6

73
1

6
6
104
6
1

152, 320
33,440

303, 200

44,240

566, 520

7,040

39.240
38, 440
692, 760
36.640
6,140

6 34. 125

73 4.36.875

2 12, 125

34 198,250

2 11,495

17 93.395

4 22, 210

29

12

335

154,990
65,470

1,886,360
31 168, 610
28 162,566

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10. 245

15.565

27.050

5.560

5.435

5. 435

15.680

16. 930

10, 495

10, 870

10, 870

,6. 310

10. 996

,5. 810

.5, 310

1
1

28
1
5

23
3

11
6
6
2
6
2

28
104

67
279

503

152. 055

5,685

27. 050

128. 005

16. 930

.59. 660

32, 985

26, 675

10, 620

32,860

10, 370

138, 110

477, 070

282, 390

1, 076, 640

1. 775, 825
1,122

3, 728. 060
2, 352

7, 03.3. 440
303 804. 220

4
2

35
2
63
68
162

9.425
17.960

8.170
121. 680

6. .508
168. 470
195. 776
412.500

12 36,900

,5. 466

18, 824, 139
119.4

614, 339

5, 346. 6

18, 209, 800

371, 278
71, 690

18, 652, 768

U

6

41

18
6

109, 800
68,400

342. 760
161, 680
50,560

6 44,840
75 685,600

6 39.640

6 39. 040

133 870.820

6 37. 240

75 465,900

6 34, 875

133 739,875

2 12, 375
304

1, 773, 625

34 199, 500

17
4

27
10

94,645
22, 615

146, 245
55, 475

30 164,675
28 153,680

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15, 555

15,930

27,550

5,685

5,560

5.660

16. 065

17,305

10, 745

11, 120
11,120

5,435
11, 245
5,810
5,435

164, 930

6,810

27, 676

119,260

16, 305

60, 910

33, 735

27,300

10. 870

27, 925

10. 620

139. 860

482. 696

286. 390

, 112, 010

, 758, 185

, 668, 840

, IS?, 990
761, 520

9,675
18,460

8,370
124,000

6,588
171. 030
199. 456
420.200

3
3

5
1

1
3
3
2
2
2
1
2
1
1

2S

1

6

21

3

II

6

5

2

6

2

28

104

67

286

1

495

1

1,100

2

4
2
35
2
.53
68
152

12 37.860

5.449

18. 864, 824
180.6

718.563

5,268 4

18, 146, 261

372, 148
71, 978

18,590,387

11 111,000

6 68,800

41 345, 960

18 163, 480

6 51, 160

6 45,440
75 692,000

6 40,440

6 39, 640

133 883,820

6 37,840

75 470.300

6 35, 625

133 750,126

2 12, 625
304

1, 798, 750

34 201,375

17
4

96, 145
23,115

27 148,120
10 56,725

30 166,800
28 155,680

344

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance,
Social Security Administration — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,745

Num- Total
ber salary

525
$2,637,125
1,006

4, 708, 605
1,876

7, 824, 375
678

2, 343, 105
302

1,028,690
2,573

8, 234, 110
1,133

3,328,470

19 47, 590

Num- Total
ber salary

1,172

$.\731,540
166

747, 780
1,869

7,870,980
621

2,259,610
296

1,017,480
2,566

8,290,350
1,189

3,504,150

17 43,310

Num- Total
ber salary

1,148

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $5,330

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,920

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,535 ,

$5, 703, 510
145

670, 100
1,984

8,441,530
667

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,895 -

2,114,970
314

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,670 -

1,089,430
2,673

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,470 -

8,734,150
1,175

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $3,050 -..

3, 520, 370
18 46, 600

Total permanent, field

8,965

35,472,930
222.1

1,195,441

8,879

3.5, 669, 165
180.1

873, 606

9,008

36, 605, 525
176.4

86S, 938

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary). . .

8, 742. 9

34, 277, 489

26, 390
904

936, 168
68, 441
133,187

8, 698. 9

34, 795, 559

8,083
904

8,831.6

Other positions:

35,736,687

Intermittent employment

904

Payment above basic rates:

Additional pay for service abroad

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base...

26,679
134,592

27, 077
142, 447

All personal services, field

36,442,679

34,965,817

35,907,015

01 Personal services

64, 080, .592

53, 61 8. .585

54,497,402

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

54,001,169
79,423

53, 614, 208
4,377

54, 497, 402

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Public Assistance, Social
Security Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Pull-time equivalent of ail other positions-
Average number of ail employees

289

3

263

265

3

249

254

3

248

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 396
OS-7.8

$6, 609
GS-8.1

.$5, 657

Average grade

GS-8.1

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$1,418,496
11, 502

5,330
1,368

4,788

$1,383,800
9,300

6,400
1,500
11,000

$1, 383, 800

9,300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

5,400

Payment above basic rates

1,500

Other payments for personal services.

11. 000

1,441.484

68,465

2,406

12,294

196

26,384

1, 195

9,283

5,323

6,838

140

1,634

1,411,000

75,000

4,600

15,575

200

21, 000

1,200

15,400

4,600

2,300

300

1,500

1,411,000

75, 000

03 Transportation of things

2,500

16, 000

05 Rents and utility services

200

22, 100

07 Other contractual services

1,200

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

13, 900
4,600

2,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

300
1,200

Obligations incurred

1,575,632

1, 652, 575

1, 550, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director.-

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$12,200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Associate director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Executive officer

Chief of division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant to the director

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division.. _

Chief of branch

Public welfare specialist...

Social welfare speciahst

Technical adviser, grants

GS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative review specialist —

Assistant chief of branch — ,

Assistant to chief of division

.Assistance standards specialist

Chief of branch-..

Field staff adviser...

Fiscal and administrative analyst..

Information specialist —

Medical assistance standards spe-
cialist

Public assistance technician

Research analyst

Staff development specialist

Statistical specialist ,

Welfare methods specialist, admin-
istrative

Welfare methods specialist, fiscal. .
Welfare service specialist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.Administrative analyst

Chief of branch

Chief of section.

Constructive accountant

Legislative standards specialist

Public assistance technician

Research analyst

Welfare methods specialist, fiscal..

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative analyst

.Administrative assistant

.Assistant chief of branch

Public assistance technician

Research analyst

Statistician

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.9.55..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

G S-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay...

Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Regional representative

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Associate regional representative....

Regional research analyst...

Assistant regional representative....
GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940;

Public assistance technician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Public assistance technician

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655. .,

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, field

1 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800

1 9, 800
4 40, 800

8,560
8,360
16, 720
68,880
8,960
8,360
8,960

7,040
8,040
8,040

14, 480
7,040

14, 080
7,040
7,240

21, 720
14, 080
28,460
21, 920
7,440

21,520

1
1
1
1
1
11
5
1

1
2

1

3

1

1

1

8

25

37

34

4

15, 080

5,940
6,340
6,340
5,940
6,610
68. 940
32, 700
6,940

5,935

10, 245

5,185

17. 055

5,310

6,685

6,245

36, 765

96, 265

131,075

107, 340

12,440

190 984, 845
24.9 114,921

165. 1 869, 924

6,576
5,836
3,195

1,368

4,788

890, 686

12
10

91.480
73. 000
67, 320

13, 080

149, 370
35, 190
63, 305

99 674, 545
4.4 25,973

94. 6 648, 572

91
2,135

650, 798

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800

10, 000
41, 400

8,560
8,360
17, 120
69, 580
9,160
8,560
9,160

7,240
8,040
8,040
14, 680
7,240

3
2
4
3
1

3
1
2

1
1
1
1
1
10
2

7,240
7,240

22, 320
14, 280
29,260
22, 320
7,440

21,520
7,240
15,280

6,140
6,340
6,340
5,940
6,740
63, 800
12, 880

3

1

1

2

1

1

8

20

28

25

3

16, 180

6,310

5,935

10, 370

6,810

5,370

37, 265

78. 700

99. 860

81, 190

9,690

159 869, 340
5.3 28,905

163. 7 840, 435

4,000
5,300
3,275

1,500

11,000

865, 510

9 83, 440

11 84,440

9 66, 560

9 65, 960

24 135, 690

9 32,015

^1 67, 710

96 560, 975
3. 3 17, 610

92. 7 543, 365

2,125

646, 490

1,411,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800

10.000
41,600

8,760
8,360
17,520
69, 780
9,160
8.760
9, 360

7,240
8,040
8,040
16, 080
7,440

3
2
4
3
1

3
1
2

1
1
1
1
1
10
2

7,240
7,440

22,320
14,680
28,660
22, 720
7,640

22, 120

7,240

14,480

6,140
6,640
6,540
6,140
6,740
64,600
12,680

16, 180
5,435
6,935

10, 620
6,810
5.370

38,015

76. 415
100. 740

82, 390
9,850

158 874, 220
5.3 33,786

152. 7 840, 435

4,000
5,300
3,275

1,600

11,000

865, 510

9 83, 640

11
9

84, 240
68,160
66, 360

25, 160

133,815
32, 496
68, 910

96 562. 780
3.3 19,415

92.7 543,366

2,126

1,411,000

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

345

Salaries and Expenses, Children's Bureau, Social Security Admin-
istration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

FiiU-time equivalent of all other positions.

234

1

217

229

1

214

224

1
208

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,730
GS-8.3

$5,800
OS-8.3

$5,940

GS-8.4

01 Personal services:

$1,236,492
6,954
4,588
1.075

$1, 235, 833
7,240
5,097
1,450

$1. 230, 842

7.240

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.

5.088
1.450

Total personal services

1, 249. 709

107, 738

1,623

17,069

497

131, 686

1,040

9,956

9,171

807

1,543

1, 249. 620

110.000

1.5.38

21.050

400

127.000

2.100

5,992

9,300

800

1.500

1, 244. 620

02 Travel

110.000

03 Transportation of things -

1.5.38

21,750

05 Rents and utility ser^nces -

400

127,000

07 Other contractual services-- -

2,100

Services performed by otheragencles-

5.992
9.300

800

1.500

1,530,839

1, 529, 300

1, 525, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

aS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief of bureau

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy chief of bureau

Assislant to the bureau chief for pro-
gram development

Director of division-

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant to the bureau chief- -

Chief of branch -

Medical consultant _

Psvchiatrb^t

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistantchief of branch

Assistant director of division

Chief of branch

Dental consultant

Director of division -

Medical social work consultant

Nursing consultant

Nutrition consultant

Pediatrician

Social science research consultant- -.
Social service research consultant. - -
Specialist in child welfare

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assist.ant chief of branch

Assistant director of division -

Child welfare analyst

Child welfare legislation consultant-
Child welfare services consultant. ,-

Foster care consultant.-

Group care consultant

Illegitimacy and homemaker service

consultant.-

Information specialist

Juvenile delinquency consultant —
Local program review consultant-..
Maternity and infant nursing serv-
ices consultant

Medical social work education and

recruitment consultant

Nursing consultant

Nutrition consultant

Parent education consultant

Physical therapy consultant

Program research analyst

Research analyst

Staff development consultant

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chief of branch

Child development specialist

Editor-writer

Grants analyst

Personnel assistant --

Program research analyst

Visual information specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Child welfare analyst

Editor

Research analyst

Statistician

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num-
bei

Total
salary

$12,000

10,800

11.050
32, 650

10.000

29.200

9.600

9,600

8,360
8,360

34,840
8,960

17.320
9.360
9,360
9,360
9,360
8.360
9.360
8.760

7.440
14.880
7.840
7.640
7,840
7,840
7,440

7.440
7.240
7.440
7,040

7,640

7,840
8,040
8,040
8.040
7.640
16.280
7.840
8,040

5.940
5.940

18.220
6.540
5,940

44,180
6,540

10.120

5.935

5.685

5.060

5.685

47, 175

24,520

63,345

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $12,200

1 10, 800

1 ll.OiO

3 32. 900

1 9. 600

3 29. ROO

1 9. 600

1 9, 600

8,560
8.360

35. 440
9,160

17.720
9.360
9.360
9.360
8.360

16,720

1 8,360

8.040
16.280
7.040
7.640
8.040
8.040
7,440

7,440
7.240
14.680

7.840

8.040
8.040
8.040
8.040
7.640
16. 4S0
8,040
8,040

6.140
6.940

18.220
6.740
5.940

44.780
6,740

10,120

5,810
5,185
5.810
42. 970
20.975
68,130

Num- Total

bei

salary

$12,400

11.050

11.300
33,400

9,800

30. 000

9.600

9,600

8.760
8.560

36. 040
9. 360

18.120
9.360
9.360
9.360
8.360

16,720

8,360

8.040
16.080
7.040
7,840
8,040
8.040
7.640

7.640
7,440
14,680

8,040

8.040
8.040
8.010
8.040
7.840
15. 880
8.040
8.040

6.140
5,940

18.620
6.740
6.140

45.780
6,940

5,185

6,810
5,310
5.810
39. 015
21,350
69, 755

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Num- Total
ber salary

46 $159,890

16 50, 160

1 3, 310

1 2.680

Num- Total
ber salary

46 $158, 965

14 44, 740

1 3,310

1 2,500

Num- Total
ber salary

45 $160, 715

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 --

11 36, 370

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 3, 310

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980 - -

1 2,580

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses- .. ..

168 911.905
13. 7 78. 405

163 899,195
10. 8 62, 549

168 893,100
11.4 68,627

Net permanent, departmental (av-

154.3

833,500

3,869
981
498

3,050

1,675

152.2

836,646

434
2,197
2.909
3,446

1.450

146.6

Other positions:
Temporary employment

824, 673
434

2,197

2,909

Regular pay in e.i;cess of 52-week base-..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

pnd holiday pay

3,416
1.450

All personal services, departmental-

843,573

847.082

834,979

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

8 77, 600
11 93,960

8 58, 720

6 42. 840
8 56. 620
3 21. 120

7 26. 370
15 61. 865

8 78. 600
11 95, 760

7 51,280

6 43, 040

8 56, 520
3 21, 120

7 26, 870
16 55, 840

8 78,800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Regional child welfare representa-
tive --

11 97, 960

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Regional administrative methods
consultant

7 52, 480

Regional medical social work con-
sultant

6 44, 240

Regional nursing consultant

Regional nutrition consultant

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

8 58, 120
3 21. 720
7 27. 496

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 -

16 56. 560

66 428.995
4. 5 26. 003

66 429.030
5. 1 29. 843

66 437,375

Deduct lapses

6.2 31,106

Net permanent, field (average num-

61.5

402,992

1,606
1,638

60.9

399, 187

1,700
1,651

60.8

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment - -

406, 269
1,700

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.--

1,672

All personal services, field

406, 136

402, 638

409, 641

01 Personal services -.

1, 249, 709

1, 249, 620

1, 244, 620

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Commissioner, Social Security
Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of employees

44
42

44
42

43

41

-\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6. 407
GS-9.3

$6, 513
OS-9.3

$6,530

GS-9.2

01 Personal services:

$278, 197
1,059

$282, 296
1,134

$272, 660

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,110

279,256

1,485

3

4,141

3,684

3,431

1,193

125

50

283,430
4,000

273.770

02 Travel

4,000

5.650
7,630
4,200
1,600
100
100

5,800

7,630

07 Other contractual--.

3,600
1,600

100

16 Taxes and assessments -.

100

293,368

306, 610

296, 600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $13,000:

Commissioner of Social Security

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy commissioner

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Staff assistant, legislative proposals.

1963 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13,200
1 12,200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13, 400
1 12,200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13, 600
1 12,400

346

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Commissioner, Social Security
Administration — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director of research

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Staff adviser, management

Staff adviser, plaiming

Assistant director of research

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative assistant, program

coordination _._

Staff adviser, planning.-

S taff ad viser, informat ion

Staff adviser, management

Staff assistant, interprogram studies
Staff assistant, program coordina-
tion

Staff assistant, supplemental bene-
fit plans. _

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Staff adviser, field

Staff assistant, medical cost studies.
Staff assistant, foreign systems

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Staff adviser, management

Editorial specialist

Staff assistant, financial studies

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Research analyst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10, 000
1 10, 600
1 10, 200

8,960
9,360
9,360
8, 360
8,960

17,720

8,960

7,640
7,240
7,240

1 6, 140

2 12, 280
1 6, 940

10, 995
5,060
4,870

13,616
4,045

29,905

13.980
6,860

44 290, 290
1.7 12,093

42.3 278,197
1,059

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10. 200
1 10.600
1 10, 400

9,160
9,360
9,360
8,560
8,960

18,120

9,160

7,840
7,440
7,440

1 6, 140

2 12, 680
1 6, 140

11,120
5,185
4,995

13, 865
4,170

30,640

14, 220
7,020

44 294, 876
1.9 12,579

42. 1 282, 296
1,134

283, 430

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10. 400
1 10, 600
1 10,600

9,160
9,360
9,360
8,760
9,160

18, 320

8,040
7,640
7,640

6,340

12, 680
6,340

11,245
6,310
6,120

13, 366
4,296

31,406

14, 300
7,020

43 289, 060
2. 5 16, 400

40. 5 272, 6fi0
1,110

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of Health, Education,
and Welfare

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

235

3

209

228

3

211

226

3

211

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,454
GS-7.7

$2, 832
CPC-2.8

$6, 606
GS-8.0

$2, 938
CPC-2.8

$5,648

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Average grade

$2, 959
CPC-2 8

01 Personal services:

$1, 066, 522
14, 093

4,156

$1, 165, 561
13, 945

4,376

$1, 182, 161
13, 946

4 375

Other positions

Regular pay In excess of 62-week
basc--

1, 084, 771
11,871
1,026
14, 366
208
52, 367
38, 998

13, 782
20, 168

14, 616

26
1,158

1,183,881

17,440

1,000

17, 700

200

78, 100

106, 850

8,000

19, 100

16, 756

50

1,023

1, 200, 481

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

1 000

15,600
200

05 Rents and utility services .

07 Other contractual services

90 850

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials.—

8,000
19 100

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

60
1,023

Total obligations

1, 253, 257

1, 460, 100

1, 449, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Secretary

Undersecretary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22,500 1 $22,600

1 17,500 1 17,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, 600
1 17, 500

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental — Continued
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800— Continued
Special assistant to the secretary for

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 15, 000

1 1.5, 000

1 14, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

Assistant secretary for program
analysis

1 15, 000

Assistant secretary for Federal-State
relations

1 15, 000

General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

1 $14, 800
1 14,800

1 14, 800

Assistant administrator for program.

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy director of administration..

1 13,000
1 12, 000

1 13, 000

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant to tlie Secretary

1 12, 000
1 12,200

1 12, 000

Executive assistant

Special assistant to the Secretary . . .

1 12, 000

1 10, 800

1 10, 800
1 10,800
1 11,050
1 11,800

1 12, 00(1

GI3-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Secretary of the departmental coun-
cil

1 10, 800

Special adviser to the Secretary on
public relations

1 10, 800

1 10,800

1 10,800

Consultant on special institutions. .

1 11,300

Directorof international relations .

1 11.800

1 11,050

1 11,800
1 11,800
1 11,800
1 11,800

Assistant director of international
relations

Special assistant on Federal-State
problems ..

1 11,800
1 10, 800
1 11,800
1 11,800
1 10,800
1 11,800

1 9,600
1 10, 600

1 11,800

Director of publications and reports.
Director of administrative plaiuiing.

1 10,800
1 11,800
1 11,800

1 10,800

1 11,800

2 20, 000
1 10, 600
1 9,800
1 10,000

1 10,000
1 9,800

1 9, 800
1 10, 200
1 9.800
1 10, 600

1 8. 560
1 8, 760
1 8, 760

1 8, 560
1 8, 760
4 34,840
I 8, 360
1 9, 160
1 8,960
1 8,360
1 8, 960

1 11,800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 9,800

Defense coordinator

1 10, 600

Chairman, aging and geriatrics

Deputy director o f publications and
reports ...

1 10, 200

1 10. 200
1 10, 000

1 10,000
1 10,400
1 10, 000
1 10, 600

1 10, 200
1 10, 400

1 10, 000

Assistant budget officer, chief, esti-

1 10. 000

Chief, fiscal branch

1 10, 600

Deputy director of persoimel.

Director of service operations..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Liaison officer

1 10,000
1 10, 600

Press officer

1 8,760

1 8, 660
1 8, 960
4 35,040
1 8, 660
1 9, 160
1 8, 960
1 8,560
1 8, 960
1 8, 360

1 7.040

1 7,040
1 8, 040
1 8,040
1 8, 040

1 7,240

2 15, 280

1 8. 040

2 15,880

1 8, 960

Organization and methods exam-

1 8, 760

Accountant

1 8,960
4 36, 640

1 8, 560

1 9, 360

Chief, personnel methods branch . . .

Chief, staff development branch

Librarian, chief

1 9, 160
1 8,660
1 9, 160

Administrative officer _

1 8, 360

08-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 7,040

1 7,240

Assistant to the secretary of depart-
mental council _

1 7,240

Publications writer (social science)..

1 7.040
1 8,040
1 7, 840

1 7,040

2 14,880

1 8, 040

2 16, 480
1 8, 040
1 7, 040
1 7, 040
1 7,440

1 8,040
1 8,040

Clearance and editorial officer

1 8, 040
1 7, 240

2 16,280

Position classifier

1 8,040

2 16, 880

Chief, space plaiming branch

Records management officer

Supply officer

1 7, 240
1 7, 240
1 7.440
1 7, 040

1 6,340

1 5,940

1 7, 240
1 7, 240

I 7, 440

Writer

1 7,040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Confidential assistant to Secretary..
Organization and methods exam-
iner . .

1 6, 640

2 12,fiS0
1 5. 940
1 6,340
1 5, 940
I 6, 740

I 5, 940
4 24, 760

1 6, 340
1 6, 140

Budget examiner

Position classifier . .

1 6, .340
1 5, 940
1 6,940

1 6, 140
4 26, 160

1 5, 500

2 11,500
1 6, 500
1 5, 760

4 20, 990

1 5,060

2 10, 496

1 5,060

2 10, 245

1 5, 185

2 10, 746
1 5, 186
1 5,310

3 16, 180
1 6, 685

1 6, 540

1 6, 140

1 6.940

Assistant records management

1 6, 140

Librarian

4 25, 360

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:
Administrative assistant to under

1 6, 625

Secretary . . .

i 5,876

2 11,625

1 5,500

1 5, 625

1 6,436
1 6,060
1 5, 185

1 5, 875

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

4 21, 240

Confidential assistant to Secretary. .

1 6, 185

2 10,745

Confidential assistant to under
secretary . .

1 5. 060

2 10, 995
1 5,060

1 5, 560
1 6, 060
1 5, 185
4 21,615
1 6,560

2 10, 370

Social economist

1 5,310

Organization and methods exam-
iner .

2 10, 995

Supervisor, time, leave, and payroll.

1 5,310
1 5,435

Librarian . -

3 16.430

Clearance and editorial assistant

1 6,810

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

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DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental — Continued
General scbedule grades— Continued

GS-8. Range S4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range *4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)...

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Personal services.

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 735
94,180
45. 245
96,535

112, 455

54.650

30,540

2,900

4 12, 520
19 54, 248
9 23,880

1,226,933

20.8

129, 273

8.2 31,138

206

1,066,522
14, 093
4,156

1,084,771

Xum- Total
ber salary

2
24

12
25
29
13

$9,865
106, 295
49.540
93.750
101. 195
43. 310
25,620

4 12,680
12 36, 224
8 21,600

1,271,099

11.6

70. 397

7.8 29,141

208.6

1,165.561
13.945
4,375

1.183,881

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2
23
12
25
29
13

$10,115
103, 966
60,540
96.000
102. 475
43. 870
25,760

4 12, 760
12 36, 384
8 21,880

226

1,268,844

9.8

57,642

7.8 29,141

208.4

1, 182, 101
13, 945
4,375

1, 200, 481

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Field Services, Office of the
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

437

2

416

434

442

412

418

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.\verage salary

$4,737
GS-6.3

$4,816
GS-6.6

$4,863

Average grade

GS-6.5

01 Personal services:

$1,961,983
6,885

7,575
2,603

$1,956,002

$2,033,264

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel!
base -

7,562
2,603

7,860

2,603

Total personal services .

1,979,046

84,282

2,389

70, 720

2,113

12,000

14,052

31,688

5,974

305

955

1,966,167
102, 039
1,350
81,204
2,054
12,500
12,336
32,400
6,600

2 043, 717

02 Travel

117,039

1,350

04 Communication services

82,154

2,064

06 Printmg and reproduction.

12,600

12,036

08 Supplies and materials

32,400

6,600

150

160

2, 203, 524

2, 216, 800

?, 310, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director, field services _

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy director, field services

Chief, grant-in.aid audits

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant to the director _..

Field representative

Chief, State merit systems

Chief, field branch, grant-in-aid

audit -

Chief, policy and audit processing
branch

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief, methods branch

Chief, management branch

Assistant chief, field branch

Chief, policy section

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Personnel methods consultant

Fiscal consultant

QS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940;
Organization and methods examiner.
Fiscal analyst

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

9,600
10,600
10,600

9,800

9,800

9,360
8,760
8,660
8,560

7,240
14, 480

6,340
10,020

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,400

11,800
11,050

10,600
10,600

9,800

9,360
8,960
8,560
8,560

7,240
14,480

6,340
19,220

1955 estimate

Num. Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

11,800
11,300

10,600
10,600

10,000

10,000

9,360
8,960
8,760
8, 760

7.440
14,880

6,540
19,620

DETAIL OF PERSG.VAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Organization and methods examiner-
Financial management assistant

.\dministrative assistant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,065...

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-wcelt base-..

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional director

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy regional director

Executive assistant

Regional representative, State merit
systems.

Regional auditor

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\uditor

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

.\uditor

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

.\uditor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Auditor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955_

OS-6. Range .$3,795 to .$4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430_

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Foreign service pay

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$5, 560
5,185
6,060

18, 570
4,420

21,585

19, 770

38 236, 120
0. 4 2, 622

37. 6 233, 498

6,885
902

241, 285

10 117,000

7
13

9,360
87,600

85,200
86, 800

51,880
82,620

14 83, 000

35

3

24

13

41
107
72
27

192,850

15,485

110.920

56, 960

156,660

376, 086

230, 640

78, 970

5,264

399 1,825,194
22.6 96.709

370.5

1,728.485
6,673
2.603

1, 737, 761

1, 979, 046

Num-
ber

1
1
1
4
1
6

Total
salary

$5,685
5,310
5,186

19, 070
4,545

22,210

20,410

38 241, 185
0. 9 4, 961

37. 1 236, 224

912

237, 136

10 117,000

1 9,360

10 88, 200

10 86, 000
10 88, 400

23
3
24
12
41
110
70
24

73,800

23, 250

128,380
15, 110
112,670
52, 790
159,935
389, 660
227, 780
72, 160

5,424

396 1,849,789
21.5 130,011

374.5

1,719,778
6,650
2,603

1, 729, 031

1, 966, 167

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,810
5,436
5.310

19, 195
4,545

22,835

20,810

38 244, 960
1. 2 8, 736

36. 8 236, 224

9 106, 460

9
10

9,360
80,040

79, 070
81, 440

74,800
32 200, 680

41
3
22
11
40
111
68
23

23,750

221, 960
15, 360
104, 885
48, 370
159, 160
394, 470
222, 840
69, 970

5,584

404 1,897,179
22. 4 100, 149

381.6

1,797,030
6,948
2,603

1,806,581

2,043,717

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the General Counsel, Office of the
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

130
119

113

109

123
118

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,430
GS-9.5

$6, 373
GS-9.1

$6,325

Average grade

GS-9.0

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions .

$773, 305
2,951

$706, 354
2,646

$751, 354

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

2,646

776,266
11,511
259
3,609
2,212
2,611
3,809
7,669
469

709,000
12, 000
1,000
3,760
2,300
2,700
3,800
7,700
500

754,000

02 Travel

12,000

1,000

3,500

06 Printing and reproduction

2,300

2,700

08 SuppUes and materials

3,800

7,700

500

808,406

742,750

787, 500

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
QS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
General counsel

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13, 400

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13, 000

1965 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$13, 200

348

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, OfBce of the General Counsel, Office of the
Secretary of Health, Education, and Welfare — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Associate general counsel

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant general counsel

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney -

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Hearing examiner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney --

Hearing examiner.-.

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940;

Attorney

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:

Attorney

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655-

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Regional attorney

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant regional attorney. .
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Field attorney

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Field attorney

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160—
GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,656...

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary).

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

5 65, 000

6 69, 200
17 147, 120

Num- Total
ber salary

13
2

95, 320
14, 080

9 55, 460

20,990
6,496

22,600
26, 745
57, 406
19,540

94 604. 555
9.7 61,867

84. 3 542, 698
2,067

92, 690
62,520
18, 220

20, 240

21, 960
16,915

36 232, 445
1 1,838

35 230, 607
884

776, 256

$12, 400

44, 700

60,800

114, 880
8,560

9 66, 960

30, 100

20, 490
5,495
4, 205
22, 725
28. 245
52. 185
22,730

497, 476
9,916

76

487, 559
1,806

489, 365

92,000

62, 920

12,280

16, 430
22, 710
17, 396

34 222, 735
1 3,940

33 218, 795
840

219, 636

709, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 400

46,200

5], 000

116, 280
8,560

10 76, 000

36,640

51,100
6,495
8,410
22, 725
28,620
52, 986
26,840

89 553, 455
4 20, 896

532, 6.59
1,806

634, 366

83, 640

70, 960

12, 680

15, 680
23,460
17, 555

34 223, 975
1 5, 180

33 218, 795
840

219,635

754,000

Surplus Property Disposal, Office of the Secretary of Health,
Education, and Welfare

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions... .

29
25

41
40

75
71

.Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .. .

$6, 624
QS-7.9

$5, 640
GS-8.2

$5,302

GS-7.8

:

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Total personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services.

Rents and utilities...

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred.

1953 actual

$141, 176
545

141.721
9, 29fi

102

6,862

18

1,027

617
2,447
1,072

270

163, 332

1954 estimate

$227, 310
2,052

878

230,840

16,100

1,600

7,130

715

2J7, 000

1965 estimate

»l

$374,8.63
1,447

376, 300
41,600
2,200
11, 780

5, 3.50
2,000
2,370
8,000
500

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief, surplus property utilization..
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief, surplus property

utilization

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Surplus property disposal officer

Chief, compliance branch

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Compliance officer

Attorney

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-

age number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Regional representative

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Compliance officer

Assistant surplus property utiliza-
tion officer

Regional representative

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant surplus property utiUza-

tion officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Surplus property assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-). Range $3,175 to $3,655

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

All personal services, field.
Personal services- —

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11, 050

1,600
1,160

4,295
11. 480
3,175

8 48, 760
0. 7 4, 909

7.3 43,851

44, 020

64,760

7,040

6,940

1 4, 995

2 8,535

10 33, 690

21 114,860
3.2 17,536

17.8 97,325
376

97, 701

141, 721

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

9,600

1 9.160

1 9,360

1 4. 420

3 11, 855
1 3, 256

9 58, 700
0. 4 2, 753

8.6

65, 947

2,062

216

68,816

1 8,040
1 7, 040

4 24, 960
2 10, 120

8,660

14 47, 330
1 3, 430

32 172. 900
0. 3 1, 537

31.7 171,363
662

230, 840

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,300

9,800

9,360
9,360

7.040
14. 080

4,645
16,615

6,610

14 87,610
6,974

12.7 80,536

310

80, 846

7 63, 720

7 49, 280

4 29, 160

2 14. 280

1 5,940

7 35, 546

3 13,115

1 3,795

29 95, 765

310,590
16, 273

68 294.317
1,137

295. 454

376,300

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Operation of Commissaries, Narcotic Hospitals, Public Health
Service

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

14
1
14

14

14

14

14

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 316
GS-3.6

$3,134
CPC-5.0

$3,416
GS-3.5

$3,214
CPC-6.0

$3,488

GS-3.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,294

Average grade

CPC-6.0

01 Personal services:

$44,379
3,469

$47,223
1,100

$48, 192

Other positions

1,100

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

349

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services— Continued

Rcpilar pay in excess of 52-week

$579

$652

$258

Total personal services

48,417
92
34

48,975

100

70

25

475

2,350

75

164, 410

500

920

49,550

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Commnninatinn sprvinps

25

172

2,420

50

167, 625

4,541

922

06 Printing and reproduction. . -

2,300
75

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

164, 552

15 Taxes and assessments...

925

Obligations incurred--

224, 273
1,515

217,900
2,021

219 812

94

Total accrued expenditures

225,788

219, 921

219, 906

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades;

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

QS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.1'i0

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655--..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

QS-2, Range $2,750 to .$3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3,454

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, Held (average

number, net salary)

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment-

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base..

1 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,840
3,660
3,415

19,460
8,730

3,134

14 46, 239
1 1,860

44, 379

3, 459
579

48, 417

1954 estimate

Nimi- Total
ber salary

.$4, 205
4. 170
3,785
3, 495

19. 860
8,890

3,214

47, 619
396

14 47,223

1,100
652

48,975

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$4. 330
4,295
3.910
3, 575

20.180
9,050

3,294

48. CM
442

14 48. 192

1. 100
258

49,650

Operating Fund, Bureau of Federal Credit Unions, Social Security
Administration

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions..
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Interest--.

Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

Deduct net change in items on order..

Total accrued expenditures

1953 actual

1954 estimate

219
210

$4,629
GS-7.1

$981, 139

4.399
3,162

988, 700

206.800

4.000

27,000

27.5rX)

12, 775

225

5,000

10. 800

7,000

4,000

1, 293, 800
6,000

1, 287, 800

1966 estimate

221
216

$4. 805
GS-7.4

$1, 045, 760

4,588
3,252

1,053.600

213, 400

5.000

31,000

28.000

14, 302

198

6,000

13. 000

7,500

4,000

1, 376, 000
1,000

1, 375, 000

Operating Fund, Bureau of Federal Credit Unions, Social Security
Administration

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEItVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 10, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

I $11, 050

1 10, 400

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy director ---

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — COUtinuOd

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Num- Total
ber salary

Num
ber

1

1
2

1
4
1
5
3
2

- Total
salary

$8,960

7,640
15,280

6, 540
17,945

4,295
18.950
10, 085

5,980

Num
ber

1

1

1

4
1
5
3
2

- Total
salary

$8, 960

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\ssistant chief, field operations ..

15, 280

6.740
18, 445

GS-ll. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,100

19.675
10,325
6 140

GS-^. Range $3,175 to $3,6,55

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental - - -

22

116,675
1,751

22
0.1

Deduct lapses

647

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

22

114, 924
492

21.9

118, 503

Regular pay in excess of 52-wcek base

504

All personal services, departmental.

115,416

119.007

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;
Regional representative

8

9

52
72
19
17
20

61, 120

68,460

276, 745

312.635

69, 103

59, 175

59, 695

8

9

70
69
8
16
19

62, 720

GS-ll. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant regional representative.-..

69,860

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
E.xaminers ..

374, 075

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955

299, 472

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160.-.

28, 280

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

56, 480

GS-3. R.ange $2,950 to $3,430..

61, 770

Total permanent, field

197
9.5

896, 933
30. 718

199
5

942, 667

16, 400

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

187. 6 866, 215
3.907
3.162

194

927, 257

4.084

3.252

873,284

934, 693

01 Personal services

209.5

988, 700

215.9
1

0.W, 000

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Service and Supply Fund, Public Health Service

Schedule A-1. Accrued expendittires by objects

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Supply Depot Aaimlies
Total number of permanent positions

22
20

22
22

22
22

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,513
OS^.l

$2. 869
CPC^.O

$3, 534
GS^.l

$2. 952
CPC^.O

$3,593

OS^ 1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average salary _ .

$3,036

CPC-4.0

01 Personal services:

$80,492

211
34

$85,639
238

$86, 779

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

242

80, 737

387

17, 645

227

5,779

202, 677

81,405

693, 066

12,851

233

86,877

600

17.000

300

6,000

375, 000

85, 000

675,000

12,000

260

87, 021

02 Travel .

500

03 Transportation of things

17 000

300

05 Rents and utility services

6,000

375. 000

85, 000

08 Supplies and materials

675 000

12,000

16 Taxes and assessments . .

250

1,095,007
42, 254

1,256,927
-3, 520

1,2.58,071

Add or deduct (-) net change in items on

-6, 571

Total accrued expenditures, supply

1, 137, 261

1,253,407

1, 251. 500

National Institutes of Health Activities

36

27

36

34

270200—54^^23

350

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued
Service and Supply Fund, Public Health Service — Continued

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classiflcation

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 esthmate

National Institutes of Health Activities—
Continued

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,462
GS-1.2

$3,462

GS-4.2

01 Personal services-

$92, 825
475

$116, 825

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.

475

Total personal services .

93,300

300

1,600

1. 200

910, 900

200

116. 300

300

1.500

1,200

1, 024, 600

200

1,007.400
100, 000

1, 144. 000

20,000

Total accrued expenditures. Na-
tional Institutes of Health ac-

907, 400

1, 124. 000

Total accrued expenditures

$1, 137, 261

2, 160, 807

2, 376, 600

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

SUPPLY DEPOT ACTIVITIES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental {av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955.

QS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160. ,

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,4-30.

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,0.35.

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3.032

CPC-2. Ranee $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C.207):

Senior grade

Full grade. .-.

Assistant grade

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses.. - — .

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 360
93

3,267
13

3,270

9,285
11. 730
13,420
9,410
6,600

3.636
2.652
2,420

6,265
12, 189
5,323

21

2

81, 729
4,494

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$3,350

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,430

3,360
13

1 3, 430
13

3,443

9,410
11,355
13, 740
9.670
5,680

3, 735
2.632
2,490

6.265
12. 189
6.323

21 82, 289

All personal services, field

Total personal services, supply
depot activities

NATIONAL INSTITl'TES OF HEALTH
ACTinTIES

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Financial operations olficer

Property management specialist

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

aS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,780 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) 27.1 92,826

77, 235
198

34

77,467

80, 737

82, 289
225

82, 614

86, 877

9,410

11. 606

13. 980

9.730

6.740

3,836
2,712
2,660

6.265
12, 189
6,323

21 83, 349

83,678

87, 021

1
1
3

6
10
7
6

5.060
6,060
13.116
21.960
33.110
21,210
18, 180

5,604

36

123, 199
30, 374

1

1
3
6
10
7

6,060
6,060
13,115
21, 960
33, 110
21, 210
18. 180

6,504

36 123, 199
2- 2 7, 374

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

NATIONAL INSTITUTES OF HEALTH

ACTIVITIES — continued

Field— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

$175

Num- Total
ber salary

$475

Total personal services. National

93,300

116, 300

$80, 737

179, 177

203, 321

Working Capital Fund, Narcotic Hospitals, Public Health Service
ScHEDLTLE A-1. Accvued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of ail employees

39
4
41

43
4
47

44
3
46

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary . ...

$4, 484
GS-6.9

$3,639
CPC-6.6

$4, 725
GS-7-2

$3, 725
CPC-6-6

$4, 872

GS-7.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,756

CPC-6-6

01 Personal services:

Pprmnnent positionQ

$162,026
13, 045

600
6,180

$178, 965
13, 254

754
6,793

$183, 524

11,334

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

765

Payment above basic rates . . .

4,944

Total personal services . . .

171,851

2,943

11,347

315

8, 030

2,103

149, 235

21,211

175

690

198, 766

3,300

4,700

4,50

8,800

6, 450

190,6,82

38, 102

100

725

200,567

2,650

03 Transportation of things

4,500

450

8,750

07 Other contractual services.. .

3,000

167, 430

16, 600

13 Refimds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments..

100
765

Subtotal

367, 906
2,879

462,076
2,076

405, 302

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

2,102

Obligations incurred ,.

365,027
-18,272

449, 999
-7,923

403, 200

Net change in items on order

7,360

346, 756

442,076

410, 650

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

33-8 115,826

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Property management specialist

OS-9. R.inge ,$6,060 to $5,810:

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $23, 960

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $24, 160

4 21, 740

1 6, 370
3 13,490

2 8, 070

3 10, 606

2 6, 380

6 21, 076
8 29. 880
8 28, 640

3 9, 802

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $30, 700

3 16, 930

GS-S. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9.')5

1 6, 370
3 13,116

1 3, 785
3 10, 325

2 6, 220

6 20, 460
9 32. 715
8 28, 240

3 9, 662

1 6, 370
4 18, 195

OS-6- Range $3,410 to $4,100

1 4, 035
3 10,806

GS-3- Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8- Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to .$4,0,35

CPC-6- Range $3,200 to .$3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

2 6, 640

5 21, 675
9 34,015
8 28. 260

3 10, 042

39 153, 742
2 1.716

43 179, 172
207

44 186, 407

Deduct lapses -

1 2, 943

37 152, 026

13, 045

600

6,180

43 178, 966

13, 254

754

6,793

43 183, 624

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

11, 334

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates

766
4,944

171, 851

198, 766

200. 667

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Working Capital Fund, Office of the Secretary of Health, Education,
and Welfare

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classiflcation

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

115

9

118

100

7

105

100

7

104

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

351

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures iy objects — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,734
GS-i.3
$4,080

$3,879
OS^.6
$4,237

$3,943

GS-4.6

Wage Board grades: Average salary

$4,340

01 Personal services:

PprmRTient. posltinns

$410, 575
37,225

1,767
9,786

$387, 541
29,741

1,659
12, 300

$388, 141

29,141

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,659

Payment above basic rates -.

12.300

Total personal services

02 Travel

459, 353

310

252

24,257

38,090

64, 808

5,010

154,414

4,308

772

431,241

275

200

26,600

23,000

45,000

4.600

125, 000

12, 000

740

431, 241
275

200

04 Communication services -

26,600

05 Rents and utility services

23.000

06 Printing and reproduction _.

07 Other contractual services

40.000
3.500

121, 404

10,000

15 Taxes and assessments

740

Obligations incurred

751, 574
-43. 629

668, 556
-2, 947

656, 960

Add or deduct (— ) net change in items
on order.-

3. ,560

707, 945

605, 609

600. 520

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Illustrator (general)

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief, reproduction branch.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Illustrator (general)

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8,660

1 7,040

X 6, 340

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 760

1 7,240

1 6,540

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8,960

1 7,440

1 6,540

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-9. Range .$5,060 to $5,810:

Chief, rhotoeraphic section

Chief, tabulating section

Illustrator (general)

Printing assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5..370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-J. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,2.?0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

Wage Board grades:

WB-19. Range $5,138 to $5,949:
Duplicating shop foreman

WB-18. Range $4,950 to $5,741...

WB-17. Range $4,784 to $5,533

WB-16. Range $4,597 to $5,325

WB-15. Range .$4,451 to $5,158

WB-14. Range $4,264 to $4,950

WB-13. Range $4,098 to $4,742

WB-12. Range $3,910 to $4,534

WB-9. Range $3,370 to $3,910

WB-8. Range $3,203 to $3,702....

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct —

Lapses

Savings due to use of former pay scales

for part of year

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime..

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1

1

1

1

4

3

6

9

13

25

18

$5, 310

5. 685

5.310

5.310

19, 980

13.365

24, 520

34. 565

44,875

81,910

64,620

3,032

5,678
6,741
4,784
10, 171
9,838
8,986
4,306
12, 562
25, 418
30, 825

115 438, 731

6.8 26,019

2,137

108. 2 410, 575

37, 225

1,767

9,786

459, 353

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1

1
1
3
5
5
9
10
16
16

$5, 435

6,810

6,435

5, 435

14. 860

22, 525

21,225

34. 690

36, 190

52, 960

49, 120

5,949
6,741
6,034
10,421
10, 067
9.443
4,614
17,304
22, 401
31,990

100 398, 089
2. 6 10. 548

.4 387,541

29,741

1,659

12,300

431, 241

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 560

6.810

5,560

6,560

16, 110

23, 150

21.600

36, 565

35, 690

53,440

49, 760

6,949
6,741
6,283
10, 650
10,316
9,672
4,742
17, 720
22,962
32, 820

100 405, 500
4. 3 17, 359

95.7 388,141

29,141

1,659

12,300

431,241

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Enforcement of Connally Hot Oil Act, Office of the Secretary of
the Interior

OBLIGATIONS BX OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

19,55 estimate

Total number ol permanent positions

Average number ofall employees

31
31

24

24

24

24

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,468

as-8.1

$5, 721
GS-7.8

»,5, 764

GS-8.0

01 Personal services;

$157, 574
637

$133, 285
515

$133, 279

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base ..

521

Total personal services

158,211
5,513
179
1,060
36
2,122
2,333
4,608
1,366

133, 800

6,650

300

1,350

,50

1,850

2. 60O

3.000

500

133,800

02 Travel

6,500

03 Transportation of things

300

1,400

05 Rents and utility services

50

1,850

2,600

3,000

09 Equipment

500

175, 328

150,000

150,000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental;
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Nam- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 4, 330
1 3, 785

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 4, 455
1 3,910

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

1 4,580

GS-5. Ranee $3,410 to $4,160

1 4, 035

Total permanent, departmental

3 19, 915
0. 1 319

3 20, 166

3 20,415

Net permanent, departmental (av-

2.9 19,596
77

3 20, 165
80

3 20,415

Regnlar pay in excess or52-weck base...

81

X\\ personal services, departmental-
Field: .
General schedule grades;
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Member Federal Petroleum Board.
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Member Federal Petroleum Board -
GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040;
Alternate member. Federal Petro-

19,673

1 10. 200
1 8, 360

1 7, 640

3 18, 820

2 12,250
8 44,855

1 4,620

2 9, 785
2 7, 570

4 13, 980
2 6,060

1 1,810

20,245

1 10,200
1 8, 360

1 7, 640

2 12, 880

2 12, .100
4 23, 240

1 4, 745

2 10,035
2 7, 695
4 14, 140

20,496

1 10. 400
1 8, 360

1 7,840

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

2 12, 880

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,940:
Examiner

2 12. 500

GS-9 Range $5 060 to $5,810

4 23, 240

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 --

1 4, 870

GS-7 Range .$4 205 to $4,955

2 10, 035

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 7,820

OS^ Range $3,175 to $3,655

4 14, 220

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-1. Range $1,810 to $2,170

1 1,870

1 1,870

Total permanent, field. ._ ..

28 145,950
1.5 7,972

21 113,305
0. 1 185

21 114,035

0.2 1,171

Net permanent, field

26.6 137,978
560

20.5 113,120
435

20.8 112,864

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

440

138, 538

113, 555

113,304

01 Personal services -

158, 211

133, 800

133,800

Operation and Maintenance, Southeastern Power Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number ofall employees

53
43

54
51

44
42

Average salaries and grades;
General scbedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 703
GS-7.1

$.5, 157
OS-7.6

$5, 375

GS-8.1

01 Personal services;

$199, 442
735

$268,000
1,000

$228,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base -- -

1.000

200, 177

13. 982

172

4,498

1,537

473

271. 418

4,919

7,012

6,861

1.120

269, 000
17.000
1,000
8.000
2.000
1,000

819,000
6,000
5,000
2,000

229,000

02 Travel

10,000

6,000

07 Other contractual services

1, 200, 000

Servicesperformed by other agencies.

2,000
3,500

500

15 Taxes and assessments

512, 169

1,130,000

1,450,000

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES

Field;
General schedule grades;

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Administrator

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief counsel--- ---

Power manager

Chief engineer-- -_-

Superintendent of operations

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Chief, branch of system planning

and engineering

Chief, branch of operations

GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:

Budget and finance officer

Assistant to administrator---

Electrical engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chief accoimtant---

Attorney -- --■

Chief, branch of personnel

Public utiUties specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Attorney

Cost accountant -

Electrical engineer

Engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Power coordinator

Public utilities specialist — --.

Statistician —

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545.-

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9!)0 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, field

Deduct;

Lapses - -

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--

il Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 9,600
1 9,600
1 9,600

8,360
8,360

6,680
7,040
14,280

5,632
5,612
6,940

5,060
4,924

20, 365
5,810
5.060
4,199
5,060
4,816

12, 615

6 17. 050
10 31, 750

4 11,800

7 19, 250

53 249, 263
3.7 15,545

42. 7 199, 442
735

200,177

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $11,050

9,600
9,800
9,800
9,800

8,560

8,660
8,360

7,040
7,240
14,680

5,940

12,080

6,140

5,940

6,185
25, 925
5,810
5.185
5,435

5. 185
12. 990

7.590
21. 460
23,425

9,092
16,640

54 278, 612

268,000
1.000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,0.50

9,800
9,S0fl
9,800

8,560

8.560

7,240
7,240
14,680

6,140

12,080

6,140

5,940

5.310
21,. 365
5,810
5.310
5,660

6, 310
9.025
7.840
18. 650
23,605
9.332
2.660

44 236, .507

228,000
1,000

229,000

353

354

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Miscellaneous

Construction, Southeastern Power Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions.. ..

24

10
41

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

Average number of all employees.

.A.Teraffe salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$2,283
GS-3.8

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$89. 079
10. 335

Other positions

Total personal services

99. 414
18, 109
1,461
1,059
6,580
7,717
2,669
251, 689
1,010

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utilitv services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

10 Lands and structures .. .

$15,000

389, 708

16, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Engineer

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,250
3 10. 607

1 3.207

2 6. 982

3 3.794
6 12. 259
9 14. 704

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GB-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Tntfll ppfTTiftnent, fiplrl

24 64, 803
6.6 34,276

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field {average num-
ber, net salarv).

30.6 89,079
10,335

Other positions: Temporary employ-

01 Personal services .

99,414

Operation and Maintenance, Southwestern Power Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classLacation

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1958 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

215

1
197

249

7

224

178
7

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,020
OS-7.0
$3,606

$5,246
O0-7.3
.$3,608

$5,544
Qi\ 7 7

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,875

01 Personal services:

$895. 188
2.829

4.748
26.907

$1,042,835
16,000

4,640
24,600

$860. 875
15,000

3 325

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

24,800

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

929.672

62,331

6,876

22, 216

11,641

2,938

133, 925

60,680

10

2,426

1,087,076

117,000

14,000

25,000

15,000

5,000

1, 216, 000

68,825

100

2,000

904 000

03 Transportation of things

3,500

22,000

13,000

3,000

464,000

57,400

100

1,000

07 Other contractual services

13 Refunds, awaids, and mdemnities

Total obligations

1,231,716

2, 550, 000

1,650,000

Construction, Southwestern Power Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual 1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary 0/ Personal SeTcices

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

85
80

17
13

4
4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$6,020
GS-7.0

$5,246
GS-7.3

$5 544

Average grade ._

QS-7.7

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$403,647

647

1,754

$67. 345
255
400

$23,660
90
260

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

406, 048

68, 000

24,000

Direct Obligatitms
01 Personal services

405.034

30.449

1.343

2.753

585

4.740

6,006

35. 755

1,841.511

641, 378

223

68.000
11.000
3.000

24,000

02 Travel

3,500

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utilitv services

3,066

3,000

30, 500

1,067,390

109,000

07 Other contractual services

500

2,000

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

560,000
16 000

Total direct obligations

2, 868, 777

1,294,890

606,000

Obligations Par/able Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounta

1,014
7,208

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

8,222

2,876,999

1, 294, 890

606,000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the South-
western Power Administration

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Administrator

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant adininistrator

General counsel

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant general counsel

Assistant to administrator

Chief, division of operations

Chief, divLsion of sales

Chief engineer

Controller

Public utilities specialist

Special assistant to the administra-
tor

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant chief, division of opera-
tions

Assistant controller

Attorney

Budget officer

Chief construction engineer

Chief, division of land

Chief hydraulic engineer

Electrical engineer

Rate ex.aminer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Chief accountant --.

Civil engineer.

Commercial specialist

Construction engineer

Electrical engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Information officer

Public utilities specialist

Real estate officer ,

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative a.ssistaat

Attorney

Auditor

Chief, division of administration

Cost accountant..

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 200

1 11.050
1 11.050

9.800
10.400
10.600

9.800
10.600
10. 400
20. 200

9,800

8.760
9,160

25, 880
8,360
9,160
9.160
9.160

16. 920

7.040
7.440
7.440

22. 320
7.240

14, 680
7,240
7,240

7,440

6,140
6,140
6,940

1 6, 940

2 13, 080

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 400

1 11,300
1 11,300

9,S00
20,200
10,600
10,000
10,600
10,600
20, 600

1 8, 960

1 9, 360

2 17, 720

9,360
9,360
9.360
17, 320
8,360

7,640

22,720
7,440

14,880
7,240
7,440
7,240
7,640

1 6, 140

'i 5,940'

1 6, 940

2 13, 280

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12,600

1 11, 660
1 11,300

10,000
20,400
10,600
10,200
10,600
10,600
10, 200

10,000

1 8, 960

1 9,360

2 17, 720

1 9,360

2 17, 520
1 8,360

7,640

1 8,040

1 7, 440

2 16, 080
1 7, 440

1 7, 440

1 6,340

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

1 6, 340

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

355

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,910— Con.

Electrical engineer

Land appraiser

Information specialist

Supply officer --

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Safety officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant —

Appraiser

Attorney --

Budget examiner

Civil engineer --.

Construction engineer

Electrical engineer

Electronic engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Land law officer

Maintenance superintendent

Rate examiner

Sales engineer _-_

Svstem operator

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.546-..-

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 --.

GS-3. Range $2,9.';o to $3,430

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2..5,W to $3.032

Positions at hourly rates equivalent to

less than $5.060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses.-

Net permament, field
number, net salary)

(average

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $50. 120

2 11.880

1 6,940

1 6,940

1

2

1

3

3

1

2

1

10

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

7

18

7

38

33

32

6

6,625

11. 245

5.310

15. ISO

15, 555

5.810

10, 870

5.435

62, 975

5,185

10. 495

5,435

5,185

6,185

5,310

5,810

36, 470

84, 420

30, 315

152,2.'i0

116.055

105. 280

18, 660

2 5, 744

72 259, 672

Num- Total
ber salary

7 $44. 680
1 6, 140

6,940
5,750

11, 370
5.435

10. 995
5.310
.5. 810
5. 560

63. 970

6.310

10. 745

5.560

5,310

5.310

5.435

5.810

41,215

71,680

13.010

106. 455

103.115

83. 030

15, 590

2 5, 824

76 274. 186

300 1.404.136
23.9 105,301

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of ,52-week base-- .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay - —

Personal services-

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed a<; follows:
Operation and maintenance obligations.

Direct construction obligations,

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

276.1

1,298,836

2.829
5,395

28, 661

1,335,720

929, 672
405, 034

1,014

266 1,270.985
36 160.805

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $19,020

5.810
6,560

5,810

44, 485
5.435
6.560

6.436

5.435

5.660

5.810

45. 960

39. 495

8,965

73, 000

60. 855

47. 140

6,060

1
1

1
9
8
2
18
17
14
2

1 3, 032

60 232. 484

230

1,110,180
15.000

1. 087. 075
68.000

908.881
24, 346

177

884, 535

15.000
3.415

25, 050

904, 000
24. 000

Research in the Utilization of Saline Water, Office of Secretary of
the Interior

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

9

8

9

8

9
9

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,378
GS-10.0

$6. 436
OS-10.0

$6. 491

OS-10.0

01 Personal services:

Perm.anent positions .

$45,202

$46. 385
4.000

115

$53, 300

4,000

Regular pay in e.xcess of 62-weeb

112

200

Total personal services

45. 314

3,073

152

630

50

467

114, 140

50.500
11,800

57.500

9,800

700

700

06 Printing and reproduction

500

27.5,000

35, 000

500

1,000

25,000

SOO

275. 000

.Services performed by other agencies

30.000

i.276
2.446
6.000

600

1. 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. -

25.000

172,548

400,000

400. 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Engineer. -

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Engineer

1963 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 600

3 25, 080

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

25,280

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9. 800

3 25,280

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250;

Administrative assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4. M5

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this accoimt

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment ,

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. .

All personal services, departmental .

Field: Add portion of salaries carried in

other position schedules paid from

this account

01

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 500

5.810
4.205
3.796
3.410

57. 400
30.844

8.602

35,058

112

35, 170

45, 314

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 625

5.810
4.205
3.795
3.410

9 57. 925
1.8 11.540

7.1 46.385

2.000

2.000

115

60.500

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 760

6.810
4.330
3,920
3,535

9 68, 425
0.8 6.125

8.2 53.300

2.000

2,000

200

67,600

Salaries and Expenses, Oil and Gas Division, Office of the Secre-
tary of the Interior

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

301

76

36
1

236

60

36

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 198
GS-9.1

$2, 742
CPC-3.3

$6,861
GS-9.9

$3,070
CPC-4.0

$7, 478

GS-10.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,230

Average grade

CPC-4.0

01 Personal services:

$1,428,948
2,504

5,617
5,923

$404,900
1.000

1,600

$247. 786

Other positions

10,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

950

1, 442, 892

30. 143

276

27, 929

361

21,942

31,328

14. 054

5.892

407, 500

10.000

500

12,000

100

6,000

8,160

2,500

750

258. 736

02 Travel --

12.000

300

7,500

100

2.000

16.600

2,600

364

1, 574, 817

447,600 1 300,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Deputy administrator

Assistant deputy administrator,

general counsel

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Senior assistant deputy adminis-
trator

Assistant deputy administrator,
staff

Special assistant to the deputy
ad minis trator

Assistant deputy administrator-
foreign petroleum operations.

Finance counselor

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director, production division

Assistant general counsel

Directoi, foreign supply and trans-
portation division

Director, natural gas production
and processing division

Director, oil and gas dwision

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director, petroleum and
gas operations

Assistant director, programing,
NATO, and voluntary agree-
ment operations

Special assistant to assistant deputy
administrator .--

1953 actual 1964 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14. 800
14,800

13,000

13,000

13, 000

13.000
13.000

12. 000
12,000

12, 000

12,000

Num- Total
ber salary

$14. 800
14.800

13,200

13,200

13,000

12.000
12,000

11, 050

22,850

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 800
1 11,800
1 11.800

356

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Oil and Gas Division, Office of the Secre-
tary of the Interior — Continued

UETAiL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con.
Information and editorial spccialist-

Num
ber

1
1
1
1
2
23

1
1

- Total
salary

$10,800
11.0.50
10.800
10. 800
21.600

2.50, 650

10. 800
9,800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

Attomey-adviser

Commodity industry analyst

Director, foreign production divi-
sion -- -

5 65, 750

10 $110,750

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Special assistant to deputy admin-

1 9, 800

1 lo.nno

Administrative officer

Budget and finance officer

1

1

1

19

1

1
1
1
2
23
1

1

1

1

1

15

8
1

1
1

0

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

4

1

1

34

20

59

18

15

2
6

9,800
9,600
9.800
182. 400
9,600

8,760
8,360
9,360
16,720
193, 680
8,360

7,640
7.040
7. 040
7.040
105, 600

47,520
5, 940

6,140
6,140

11,125

5,310

5,185

5,185

5, 185

5,060

5, 000

5,060

20, 865

20.240

5. 435

5,120

148,095

78. 400

212.440

58.830

45,370

6,060
15.872

1 9, 800

Information and editorial specialist.

Attorney-adviser

Commodity industry analyst

6 57, 600

Assistant finance counselor

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,.360:
Personnel officer

1 8, 760

Assistant to executive secretary

Finance analyst.,, .

Commodity industry analyst

1 8,360

1 8,360

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Placement and employee relations
olficer

Refining specialist.. ,,

1 7, 040

2 14,080"

3 18. 220
1 6. 140

1 6, 140

Business analyst

Commodity industry analyst

GS-11. Range $5,500 to $6,200:

Commodity industry analyst

General services officer

1 5, 940

Organization and methods exam-

Manpower speeialist.

GS-10. Range $5,500 to .$6,200:
Commodity industry analyst

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Placement officer, __ ,,.

1 5, 436

Chief, appointments and records.-.

1 5, 310

Budget analyst

Accountant--

1 5, 185
1 6, 186

Visual information specialist

-Attorney

1 5,310

Administrative assistant

2 10,745

3 16, 555

Commodity industry specialist

Finance analyst

1 5. 060
1 5. 245
3 14.365

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,.370

1 5, 245
14 64. 245

6 20. 225
12 46. 795

2 7. 070

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $.3,795 to $4,545-...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

5 20. 5.50

1 3.175

2 6. .380

1 3,230

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430--

Crafts, protective, and custodi.al grades:

CPC^. Range $2.7.50 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

2 6, 140

Total permanent, departmental

298 1,820,387
65. 4 399, 164

75 610, 170
16 108, 925

35 261,320
2 17, 189

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) . ,

Other positions: Part-time employ-
ment

232.6

1

, 421, 223

2,504
5,497

5,923

59

401,245

1.000
1. .585

33

244, 131

10,000
935

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base-.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

.\11 personal services, departmental.

1,435.147

403. 830

255,066

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Commodity industry analyst

1

1
1

9.600
4.295
3.655

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545 .

1 3, 655

1 3 665

3

1

17, 550
9,825

1 3, 655

1 3,656

Deduct lapses .

Net permanent, field (average num-

2

7,725
20

1 3, 655
15

1 3, 655
15

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base. .

AH personal services, field

7,745

3,670

3 670

1

,442,892

407,600

COMMISSION OF FINE ARTS

Salaries and Expenses, Commission of Fine Arts

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

2
2

3
3

3
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5, 236
GS-7.6

$5,425
GS-8.5

$5,287
OS 8.5

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ...

$10,470

$12, 060
990

60

$13 016

540

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

45
427

45

10,942

4,445

233

4,268

509

558

13, 100
6,200
400
800
800
900

13,600
5,200

02 Travel

06 Prmtiiiu ami reproduction

700

700

700

Obligations incurred

20, 955

21,200

21 200

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Secretary and administrative officer.
OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$7,440

Num-
ber

1

1

Total

salary

$7,440
3,410

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,040
1 3,636

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1

3,030

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840.

1

2,420

1 2,490

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses ,,,

2

10,470

3

0.5

13,270
1,210

3 13,066
0.1 50

Net permanent, departmental (ay-

2

10, 470

2.5

12,060

990
50

2.9 13,015
540

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

45
427

45

01 Personal services

10, 942

13. 100

13,600

BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION

Construction, Bonneville Power Administration

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION

Summary of Personal Services

Total nuinixT nf iiiTinani'iit positions

Full-time e.|iiivali'Tit nf all "ttier positions.
Average miiiiiier of all employees

2,106

259

2,244

1,980

221

2,111

1,597

95

1 616

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,738
OS-7.2
$5, 248

$4,928
GS-7.6
$5, 262

$5,006

-Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

OS-7.6
$5, 279

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$9, 526, 124

1, 272, 715

26, 157

427, 118

63,615

$9,214,130

1,044,775

23, 976

382, 320

$7,460,315
471, 02R

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

20, 947
288,310

Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken... ,

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

11,315,729

10, 665, 200

8,240,600

Direct Obligations

11,275,490
1,640,321

10,645,200
1, 483, 100

8,220,000
1,108,600

02 Travel

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

357

OBLIGATIONS Bi OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION—

continued
Direct OWijairojM— Continued
03 Transportation of things - - -

$398,446

104,782

90,298

7,215

206,292

15, 950, 103

10, 721, 283

13,032,929

85, 768

7,633

$385,000

108,400

88,800

15,700

274,650

8,041,839

14,971.800

12, 248. 300

72,600

1,100

$304 200

100.900

05 Rents and utility services . .

78 700

7.600

07 Other contractual services,- ...

348 800

5, 243, 600

6, 556, 000

9,899,100

67,000

600

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and uidenmities

Subtotal

S3, 520, 560

507, 472
52,749

48,336,489

452, 100
20,000

31, 935, 600

Less services performed for —
Operation and maintenance

491 100

Other accounts . .......

20,000

52, 960, 339

47,864,389

31, 424, 500

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

40,239

7,486

39

59

895

52, 749

1,831

755

7,574

490

20.000
7,000

20 000

02 Travel-.-

7,000

03 Transport4ltion of things .

1,000

20.000

2,000

1,000
20,000
2,000

Services performed by other agencies-

10 Lands and structures

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

112,117

50,000

63, 072, 456

47,914,389

31,474,500

ALLOCATIOX TO PUREATT OF PtTBLIC ROADS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

1

1

Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6,348
GS-11.0

Average grade ...

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-

$6,348

634

26

150

597

93

22,498

5

02 Travel

05 Rents and utility services

08 Supplies and materials

15 Taxes and assessments

30,351

ALLOCATION TO OEOLOniCAL SURVEY

Total number of permanent positions

1
1

1
1

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 653
GS-6.8

$4, 578
OS-6.8

$4,608
OS-6 8

01 Personal services:

$4,165
851

16

$2,300
350

$3,500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base.. -- --

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule)

02 Travel

5.032

1.067

545

404

2

1.526

1,067

331

13

2.650
550
250
200

3,500
600

05 Rents and utility services

250

06 Printing and reproduction -- -

750
533
250

08 Supplies and materials

700

9,987

5,183

6,500

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
.\verage number of all employees -.

2,108

259

2,246

1,981

221

2,112

1,598

95

1,617

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Summary of Personal Senices— Con.

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

.$4,738
GS-7.2
$5,248

$4,928
GS-7.5
$5,262

$5 006

GS 7 5

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$5,279

Personal service obligations;
Permanent positions

$9, 536. 637

1. 273. 566

26. 173

427, 118

63,615

$9. 216, 430

1.045.125

23.975

382,320

$7, 463, 815
471 028

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-,
Pa^inent above basic rates

20,947
288,310

Excess of aimual leave earned over leave

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

11,327,109

10,667,850

8, 244, 100

Direct Obligations

11,286,870

1,612,022

398,446

105,353

90,852

7.217

208. 416

15. 951. 263

10. 721. 614

13, 055. 427

85.768

7,633

18

10, 647, 850

1, 483. 650

385.000

108. 6.50

89,000

15. 700

275,400

8. 042. 372

14. 972, 050

12. 248. 300

72. (WO

1,100

8, 224, 100
I 109 200

02 Travel

.304 200

04 Communication services

101 200

78,950

06 Printing and reproduction

7 500

349, 700

08 Supplies and materials -.

5 244 300

09 Equipment

6 556 250

10 Lands and structures

9,899.100

67.000

600

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. -

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments ...

Subtotal

53,560,898

507, 472
52, 749

48.341,672

4.52. 100
20,000

31,942 100

Less services performed for —

491.100

Other flrconnts

20,000

Net direct obligations _ .

63,000,677

47.869,572

31,431,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services . _

40,239

7,486

39

59

895

52, 749
1,831

755
7,574

490

20,000
7,000

20 000

02 Travel.-

7,000

03 Transportation nf things

1,000

20,000
2,000

1,000
20,000

Services performed by other

08 Supplies and materials

2,000

10 Lands and structures

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts .

112,117

50,000

50,000

obligations jnenrred

53, 112, 794

47,919,572

31,481,000

Operation and Maintenance, Bonneville Power Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees -

992

15

948

940
5

827

1,020

21

900

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,738
GS-7.2
$5, 248

$4,928
GS-7.5
$5, 262

.$5, 006

GS-7.5

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$5,279

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$4,486,169
75, 755

12,317
190,684

29,957

$4,376,898
23,462

11,388
163,852

$4, 736, 048

98, 441

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

13,585

179, 726

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

Total personal services (see Con-

4,794,882

179, 613

32, 366

128,904

61, 663

3,121

201, 275

507, 472

379, 762

42, 171

293

4,676,600

200, 300

36. 500

130. 800

80, 800

,5. 200

187, 400

452, 100

297, 600

37,400

300

6, 027, 800

02 Travel

192. 300

37,300

162, 200

05 Rents and utility services

86,200

3,600

178, 500

Services performed by other agencies-

491, 100
377, 800

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions- -
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

43,000
300

Obligations incurred

6, 331, 422

6, 004, 000

6, 600, 000

358

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION— Con.

Operation and Maintenance, Bonneville Power Administration —
Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Bonneville
Power Administration

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

rieW:
Positions established by act of Oct. 15,
19t9 (63 Stat. 881):

Administrator

General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant Administrator

Assistant to the Administrator

Assistant chief engineer

Assistant power manager

Chief engineer

Controller.--

Director, division of general services-
Director, office of administrative

management -

General counsel

Manager, Washington, D. C, office-
Power manager

Program coordinator

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative oiiBcer-

Area manager

Assistant branch chief -

Assistant to the chief engineer

Assistant division chief

A ssistant general counsel

Branch chief

Economist-

Engineer -.- -.

Section chief- -

Special assistant _

Special counsel

GS-13. Range -$8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Area power manager--

Assistant area manager

Assistant branch chief

Assistant to controller

Branch chief

Budget analyst.--

Program coordinator

District manager

Engineer

Labor relations officer

Personnel officer

Section chief

Superintendent --.

Unit chief

GS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant—

Administrative analyst

Administrative ofEicer

Architect

Area power manager

Assistant section chief

Assistant to branch chief

Attorney. _-

Budget analyst

Chief, inspection office

Engineer

Helicopter pilot

Organization and methods examiner.

Rate analyst

Research analyst

Section chief

Superintendent

Unit chief

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,910:

Accountant

Administrative officer -..

Architect

Assistant unit chief

Attorney --

Budget analyst

Economist

Engineer

Geologist --

Illustrator

Industrial analyst -

Information specialist

Instrument maker

Land appraiser.

Physicist

Pilot.- --.-

Purchising agent--- --.

Rate analyst

Records management officer

Section chief-

Statistician

Superintendent

Supply cataloger

Supply control officer

Timber appraiser

Unit chief

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,240:
Timber appraiser

Num
bei

1954 estimate

1
4
1
1
6
3
1
1
2

57
1
2

1
1
6
19

7

2
6
1
1
5
3
2
139
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
3
1
1
4
2
10
1
2

Total
salary

$14, 800

11, 800

10. 800

11, n.iO

10, 800

11, 800
11. 800
11,300

10. 800

11, 800
10, 800
11.800
10. 800

9,600
38, 400

9,800
10, 000

9,600

28. 800

138. 200

10, 400

10, 600

9,600
10, 400

9,800

8,360

27, 080

8,560

8.660

17, 920

8,560

8,360

9,360

16, 720

136, 760

8.960

8.760

128. 200

42. 000

66, 880

14. 280
7.440

29, 960
7,840
7,040

42, 840

22, 520
7,040
7,240

14,480

412,690

7,040

14,480
7,040
8,040

43, 240
1.34. 060

60, 680

12,680

35, 640

5,940

6,340

31, 900

18,020

12,280

845, 960

6,940

5,940

6,940

6,740

6,140

19, 620

6,340

12, 080

18, 420

5.940

6, 940

25, 160

11,880

69, 800

6,140

12,280

Num-
bei

65, 660
6,750

Total
salary

$14, 800

11. 800
11. 050
11.050

2
1
1

6

19

7

2

6

11. 800
11.800

10, 800

11.050

11. 800
11. 050
10, 800
U, 050

9,600
39, 200

9.800
10. 200

9.800
28. SOO
139. 200
10. 600
10, 600

9, 600
10, 600

9,800

8,560

27. 480

8,760

8,760

17, 920

8,560

8,560

9.360

17, 120

146, 720

9.160

8,760

129, 800

51, 360

68, 080

14, 480
7,640

30,160
7,840
7,240

43, 840

22, 920
7,040
7,240

14. 480
416, 080

14, 080

14,880
7,040
8,040

43, 840
137, 560

61,480

12, 880
36,640

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 11. 800
1 11, 060

1
7
3
2
140
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
3
1
1
4
2
9
1
2
1
8

6.640

43, 780

1-8,220

12,480

861, 000

6,140

6,140

5,940

6,740

6, 140

19, 820

0, 340

12, 280

18,420

5,940

6, 140

26, 760

12, 080

64, 860

6,340

12, 2.80

6,940

61, 320

1 11, 800
1 11, .800
1 10, 800

11, 050
11, 800
11, 050

10, 800

11, 050

9.800
39, 200

1 10, 400

1 9, 800

2 19,600
14 140,600

9,800
10, 600
9,800

8,660
27, 480
8,760

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL BEKVicES — Continued

2

1

18, 120
8,760
8,560

16

1

130, 800
9,160

16 131,200

6 43, 000

7 59, 920

2 14, 680
1 7. 640

3 22, 520

7,240
29, 160
22, 920

7,240

7,440
14, 880
368, 000
14, 080
14,880

7,040

6 44,440

16 116,640

6 44, 440

1 6, 740

6 37, 040

1
6
2
1
124
1
1

6,640

38,240

12, 480

6, 140

771,420

6, 140

6,140

6,940

6,340

20, 020

6,540

12,280

12, 280

6,140
25, 960
12, 280
49, 120

6, 340
12, 2.80

6,940
61, 520

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,240— Con.

Superintendent --

Administrative assistant-- --

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Architect

Assistant records management of-
ficer

Assistant section chief — .

Attorney

Budget analyst

Contract specialist

Economist

Engineer

Field program representative

Industrial analyst

Inspector.--

Instrument maker --

Librarian- --

Methods examiner

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Personnel rating examiner

Physicist

Plant records analyst- - -

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Purchasing agent

Rate analyst

Realty assistant

Safety supervisor

Superintendent

Supply cataloger

Supply control assistant -

Unit chief --

GS-8. Range$4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965..--

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

5
20

$6, 625
6,760

26, 550
103, 200

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-IO. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,750 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Assistant power dispatcher --

Cable splicer

Carpenter foreman

Carpenter working foreman

Chief substation operator, class A..
Chief substation operator, class B.-

Electrician ---

Electrician foreman ---

Electrician general foreman--

Electrician rigger

Electrician rigger foreman

Electrician working foreman

Equipment foreman

Ironworker rigger

Lineman --

Lineman foreman

Lineman working foreman

Lithn platemaker - -.

Litho pressman ._

Litho stripper- -

Litho unit foreman- - --

Machinist

Machinist auto

Machinist auto apprentice

Machinist auto foreman

Machinist auto shop foreman

Machinist auto working foreman...

Machinist foreman

Painter foreman... -.

Painter working foreman

Photographic unit foreman

Plumber-pipefitter

Power dispatcher

Power shovel operator -

Process cameraman -

Reproduction plant foreman

Rigger — .

Senior dispatcher ---

Senior substation operator

Sheet metal worker

Substation operator

Tractor operator --.

Truck driver-equipment foreman..

Welder -- -..

Equivalent to less than $5,060

1
1
3

1
2
3
307
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
4
1
1
1
4
1
1
2
1
6
6

24
1

10

7

7

335

6,185
5,060
16, 666
6,060
10, 495
16, 305

, 579, 697

5,685

6,060

15, 930

10, 370

6,186

6,185

20,240

5,810

6,310

6,185

20,615

5,060

6,435

10, 495

6,060

25, 945

31, 930

124,315

6,060

51, 850

36, 920

33, 590

1, 471, 245
104 428,175
224 833,615
256 866,670
229 708,995
40 112,840

1
1
1
1
2
35
6

2
2
3
3
8

17
141

34
6

16
5

30
2

6,440
4,900
4,365
3,935
6,880
103, 550
13, 000

13, 188

12, 522

17, 636

16. 287

60. 397

102, 901

766, 463

212, 371

39, 438

88. 112

30. 057

176. 135

10, 649

44

13

32

1

2

1

1

10

44

1

10

1

6

1

1

1

1

6

9

8

1

1

2

7

46

8

118

7

2

11

349

Total
salary

239, 893

81, 661

187. 626

6.138

10. 275

6,138

5,762

56, 683

235, 224

5,076

61, 776
6,490

34, 672
6,178
5,845
5,429
6,304

28,288

62, 712
44, 928

6,138

6,074

11,690

52, 997

269, 220

44, 427

643, 054

30, 254

10,317

60, 136

1.648,968

$5, 750
6,875

5 27, 050

20 106, 326

1 5, 186

1

1
3
2
2
4
334

5,310
5,185
15, 305
10, 245
10, 620
20,490

1, 742, 866

Total permanent, field ..-3,098 2,920 ^''^IJ, ,„o onn

16,129,869 14,666,670 13,302,890

1
1

3

2
1
1
3
1
1
1
4
2
1
2
2
5
7

21
1

13

7

7

253

188
229
192
30

1

1
1
1

2

29

6

6,810

5,335

16, 180

10, 620

5,310

6,310

16, 656

5,810

5, 435

5,310

20, 740

10, 245

5, 660

10, 746

10, 246

27, 176

37, 796

111,636

6,185

65, 406

37, 670

34, 340

1, 134, 225
371, 000
718, 426
791, 266
606, 430
86, 660

5,665
5,025
4.490
4.035
6.800
86, 730
13, 320

1955 estimate

21
145

43
6

14
6

20
2
1

48

13

30
1
2
1
1

10

42
1

10
1
7
1
1
1
1
6

10
8
1
1
2

120
7
2
11

341

Num-
ber

3

17

12, 622
17, 535
16, 287
50, 397
127, 107
787, 600
264, 012

39, 438
76. 838
37. 150

117. 685

10, 649

6,429

263. 061

81, 561

175, 735

6,138

10, 275

6,138

6,762

66, 683

224, 530

6,075

61, 776

6.490

40. 334
6. 178

5, 845
6,429

6, 304
28, 288
69,680
44, 928

5,138
6,074
11,690
60,568

263, 213
44,427

651, 446
36, 254
10,317
60, 135

'l, 616, 330

Total
salary

$6,760
6,875

16, 655
90, 145

5,310
6,185
10, 120
6,186
6,435
10,245
9
1,418,100

5,335
11, 246
10,620
6,436
5,310
6,310

1
1
4
2
1
2
1
6
5

17
1

12

7

7

234

160
187
164
19

6,435

5,310
20, 865
10,245

6,660
10, 870

5.060
27, 175
27, 425
91,586

6.186
62, 846
38, 045
34, 590

1,053,666
291,965
633, 865
653, 920
618. 935
65, 690

1
1
1
1
2
33
4

5,565
6,026
4,490
4,035
6,880
98, 730
10, 768

1

2

3

3

10

19

145

38

6

14

6

23

2

1

40

13

23

1

1

1

1

10

42

1

9

1

7

1

1

1

1

6

12

8

1

1

2

109
7
2
11

336

6,694
12, 622
17, 535
16, 287
62, 918
116, 003
792, 422
236, 637

39, 438
76, 838
37, 150

132. 130

10, 649

6,429

219, 476

81, 661

134, 727

5,138

6,138

6,138

6,762

66, 683

224, 530

6,075

65, 699

6,490

40, 334
6,178
5,845
6,429
6,304

28,288
83, 616
44,928
6,138
6,074
11,690
60,568

362, 367
44, 427

593, 416
36, 264
10,317
60, 135

1,496,026

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

359

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBvicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct;
Lapses — -

Num- Total
ber salary

178.3

$816, 786

295,029
2 10. 513

Num- Total
ber salary

208.3
$1,075,642

Num- Total
ber salary

217.3

Savings due to use of former pay
scales for part of year

$1,106,527

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

1 2.300

1 3. son

Net permanent, field (average

2, 921. 7

14,028,567

1,318,828
30, 980
38,490

619,943
3,313

93, 572

2,712.7

13,593,328

1,062,587
6.000
35,363

542,850
3,316

2,400.7

12,199,863

563, 409

Other positions:

Regular pay in excels of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay __ . .

34. 532

464 866

3,170

Excess of annual leave earned over

01 Personal services

16, 133. 693

15.243,4.50

13,271,900

ule are distributed as follows:

11.286,870

40,239
4,794,882

11,702

10.647.850

20,000
4,575,600

8, 224, 100

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

20 000

Operation and maintenance obligations.
Contmuine fimd for emergency ex-

5,027,800

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

Management of Lands and Resources, Bureau of Land Management

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1,388

216

1,496

1,432

207
1,535

1,601

235

1. 637

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _ .. . ..

$4,737
GS-7.1

2.900

CPC-3.1

4.237

%i. 751
GS-7.4

2.934
CPC-3.1

4.286

$4,767

OS-7.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

2.950

Average grade

CPC-3.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

4.237

Personal service obligations:

$5,908,955
810, 919
23.556
159, 227

$6,288,015
772. 387
24.375
130. 842

$6, 647. 054

827. 442

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

23.385
111.463

Total personal service obligations...

6, 902. 657

7.215.619

7. 609. 354

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

6,713,019

664, 797

85,845

82, 925

67.304

59, 169

1,710,263

66, 256

1,023,605

488,512

346,061

1,786

21.017

7,056.411

724. 759

79. 792

85. 371

61.052

75, 853

1,862,365

56.389

9S2. 860

292. 864

420. 874

2.000

18. 497

7. 454. 654

02 Travel . .

894. 434

84. 184

86. 250

05 Rents and utility services

31. 123

79. 700

07 Other contractual services

1,521,810

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

60.000
724. 457

343. 753

330. 000

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities..

2.000
18. 335

Subtotal

11, 330. 559
5.217

11,719,087
5,703

11 630, 700

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

5,700

Total obligations from appropriated

11,325,342

11,713,384

11,625.000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

74, 431
1,544

16,482
5,707
4,119

25, 169

69,381
5,454

15,200

750

2,610

17,850

21,500
3,000

70,280

02 Travel

5,020

13.805

07 Other contractual services

3.305

2,500

22.590

6.000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities. .

2,977

3,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources .

130, 429

135, 745

125, 500

Total direct obligations

11,455,771 1 11.849.129

11, 750, 500

■ —

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

$115,207

30, 965

3

368

807

21,018

10, 794

421

574

$89,827
24, 453

$84,420

02 Travel

26,540

03 Transportation of things

06 Printing and reproduction

565

24,550

12, 865

1,300

545

456

27,360

10,640

09 Equipment

1,684

900

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
coTints

180, 757

154,105

152, 000

11, 636, 528

12, 003, 234

11,902,500

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.Associate director

Assistant director.

Chief counsel.

Chief of division

GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief coimsel

Budget and finance officer

Chief counsel

Chief of division

Information officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:

Assistant chief of division

Attorney

Budget and finance officer

Chief of branch

Commodity industry analyst

Hearings examiner

Information and editorial specialist.
Organization and methods exam-
iner

Persoimel officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Adjudicator

-Agricultural economist.

Assistant chief of branch. —

Assistant personnel officer

Attorney

Cadastral engineer

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Legal assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Position classifier

Range conservationist

Records management officer

Supply officer..

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\djudicator —

Agricultural economist.-

Attorney

Auditor

Cadastral engineer

Cartographer

Fiscal accountant

Forester.

Information specialist

Legal assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant -

Range conservationist

Records management analyst

Supply officer

GS-10. Range .$5,500 to $6,250:
-Administrative officer.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Adjitdicator

Attorney —

-Auditor —

Budget analyst —

Cadastral engineer

Cartographer

Chief of section

Fiscal accountant

Forester.

Information and editorial specialist

Personnel assistant

Personal assistant to director

Property and supply officer

Range conservationist

Shorthand reporter

Statistical assistant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13, 200

1 11,800

1 10,800

1 11,050

2 20,000
"6'""60,"276'

43,600
8,560
8,960
42,400
16, 720
16,720
8,760

9,160
8,760

14,080
14, 680

30,760
7,640

14.880

22.720
7,240
7,040
7,040

14. 080
7,240

10 66, 500

2 12. 980

1 6. 940

1 6. 140

1 6. 940

1 6. 340
1 6, 140

13,280
6,140
6.140
5.940
5.940
6,540

1 5, 625

31.860
10. 870
16. 105
5.060
17. 430

5.810
5.560
5.060
6,185
15,930
5.435
5,310

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,000

1 11.800
1 11.050

5.660
6.435
83.190
33, 610
212,685
111,320
30.815
12,920

64,800

20,400
9,600
9,600

9,600

43.600
16, 920

5 42,400
2 16, 720
2 17, 720

1 9,360
1 8, 760

2
2
1
2
1
2
3
2

i
1

2
1
1

11
1
2
1
1

14,280

14, 480

8,040

14,680

7.840

15.080

23, 120

14, 280

7,440

7,040

14. 080

7,440

7,240

71. 255
5.940

12,880
6,140
6,940

12, 480
6.340
5.940
6,340
6,340

5.940
5,940
6,140

5,750

31.860
10, 120
25. 300
S.060
16.880

1 6.685
1 6. 185

3 15. 930
1 5,560

Nimi- Total
ber salary

1 $13. 200

1 11,800
1 11,300

1

1

1

23

8

68

33

6

4

5,060

5.685

5.560

100. 270

33.850

213. 035

111. 620

18.205

12,920

6 66,050

2 20,600

1 9,800

1 9,600

9,800

43,200
16,920

6 43,400
2 16, 920
2 17, 720

1 9,360
1 8,960

7,040
14,480

14, 680
8,040

15. 080
7.840

16,480
23,120
14, 680
7.040
7.240
15.080
7.040
7,240

105. 935
6.140

12. 880
6.140
0.940
5.940

12. 680
6.340

1 6.640
1 6, 340

11
2
6
1
3
1

6,940
6,140
6,140

5.875

56. 035
10. 245
25. 300

5.060
17.005

5.060

1 5. 810
1 5, 310

3 16, 305
1 5,685

6,060
5.810

5. 685

10.5, 475

34. 100

214.500

134.220

29,685

12,920

360

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT— Continued

Management of Lands and Resources, Bureau of Land Manage-
ment— Continued

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230—

CPC-3. Range $2,.552 to $3,032

Positions at daily rates equivalent to
$5,060 and above:

Engraver

Map restorer -

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portions of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regtilar pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Regional administrator

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant regional admmistrator

Land specialist ---

Regional counsel

Regional chief of division,. _ _

GS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Forester

Regional administrator

Regional chief of division

Regional counsel

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Adjudicator

Administrative officer

Airplane pilot

Attorney

Cadastral engineer

Cartographer

Forester -

Land office manager -.

Program analyst

Range conservationist

Range manager

Regional chief of division

Valuation engineer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Adjudicator _-.

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer

Airplane pilot

Appraiser...

Assistant district forester

Attorney

Cadastral engineer

Cartographer

Electronics engineer

Field examiner

Finance officer

Fire control officer

Forester

Land office manager

Range conservationist

Range manager

Real property officer

Regional supply officer

Valuation engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Adjudicator

Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer

Agronomist

Appraiser

Assistant land manager

Attorney-

Cadastral engineer.

Construction supervisor

Cartographer...

Field examiner

Fire control supervisor

Fiscal accountant

Forest economist:

Forester

Geographer

Land economist

Land manager

Mineral examiner

Organization and methods examiner.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$3,230
11,800

1 7,000
1 5, 075

238

1,252,000

26 123, 091

5 16,484

207

1,112,425
6,756
4,026

1.123,360

6 65, SOO
1 9,600
'i"'"9,"666

4 33, 440

1 9, 360

24 211,840

6 52, 560

1 7, 240

2 14, 8S0

1 7, 440

1 7, 040

16 116, 440

4 29, 560

10 74, 200

15 109,000

3 22, 120

3 21, 520

30, 500
5,940
6,740
30, 700
19,220
12,880
25, 760

11,880

70, 940

89, 160

0. 340

12,880

25, 160

6,940

133, 000

25, 760

81,420

147,020

6,540

11
1
5
4
X

58.300

5.185

26.550

21,115

6,060

5,810

5,060
21, 865

5,060
47,415

5,185
10,120
26,300

28 144,680

1 5, 060

2 11,120
1 5,060

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 230
4 11,887

1 7.175
1 5, 075

244

1,279,887

25 127, 586

1,152,301
2,000
4,226

6 65,100

1 9,600

1 10, 600

I 9, 600

1 9,600

33,640

16,720

9,360

212, 640

52, 760

7,010

16,280

14,080

7,040

7,440

7,040

116.640

38.580

7,640

74. 800

239. 360

22. 720

28,160

35, 640
11,880
11,880
41, 680
18, 220

24, 160
11,880

5,940
79, 020
89, 160

6,340
18,820
24, 160
17,820
160, 980
18, 020
81,620
160, 780

6,540

5,940
48, 020

10 51, 100

20,990

45, 665
5,185
5,810
6,810
6,185

16, 060
5,060

61,850

6,060

26,600
6,060
197, 840
6,060
11, 120
6,185
6,060
6,060

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $3, 230

4 11, 965

7,175
5,075

1,399,995
25 132, 519

246

1,267,476
1,640
4,100

1,273,216

6 66, 550

1 9,800

1 10. 600

1 9. 800

1 9,600

33.840

17.120

9.360

214.840

62, 935

7,240

15,280

14,480

7,240

7,640

7,240

117,040

39, ISO

7,640

68,320

241,360

22, 720

28, 560

48,120
12,080
12, 080
41,980
18, 620

4
2
1

15

16
1
6
4
3

27
3
9

27
I
1

11

24, 560
12, 080

6,140
91,100
96, 100

6,540
37, 040
24, 560
18, 420
162, 680
18-, 420
56, 260
161, 780

6,740

5,940
66, 140

14 71,315

21,390
41,005
5,310
5,810
5.810
5,310
52,900
5, 185
52,300
35,420

5
1
39
1
2
1
1
1

26, 875
5,060
198, 040
5,185
11,370
5,185
6,060
5,185

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,120
1 5, 185
4 21, 490
1 5, 310

33 176,230
44 237.140

3 15, 930

1 6,810
204

882, 530
49 204,185
257 928,905
122 404,295
86 259, 390
17 49,935

2 6, 263

2 11,690
2 12, 812
1 5,782

11 33, 185

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $15,305
1 5,310
3 16, 305
1 5, 435
36 191,410

40 203,6.50
1 6,810

1 6, 810
236

994, 880

41 164, 600
210 728,565
125 414,7,50

84 251,000
19 53, 340

2 5, 424

2 11,690
2 12,812

1 5, 782

9 30. 650

2 4. 160
1 3. 534
1 4,971

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $16,680

Photofrram metric engineer

1 6, 436

Procurement and supply officer

Radio engineer

3 16, 656
1 6,560

29 156,040

Range manager .-

40 204,900

1 5,810

Valuation engineer ..

6 31,235

GS 7 Range $4 205 to $4,955

260

GS 6 Range $3 795 to $4,545

1, 108, 160
41 166,800

195 677,110

GS 4 Range $3 175 to $3 655

143 469,385

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS 2 Range $2 750 to $3 230

84 254,740
17 47, 740

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Positions at daily rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

2 6, 458
2 11,690

2 12,812

Mechanic helper ..

1 5, 782

Equivalent to less than $5,060:
General maintenance operator

5 16, 850
2 4, 160

1 3, 534

1 4,971

1 4,971

1,150

6,301,843

104 493,806

18 86, 284

15 73.777

1,188

5,602,633

78 372,388

23 111,729

20 98. 040

1,230

Deduct:

6,738,887
85 406,371

Portion of salaries shown above paid

11 56,488

Add portions of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

11 54,627

Net permanent, field (average
number net salary)

1, 043

4, 796, 630

718, 163
86,000
19, 530

24, 660
134, 414

1,107

6, 116, 656

687,956
82,431
20,149

10, 668
139, 157

1, 145

Other positions:

5, 330, 656
737,441

Intermittent employment -.

88,361

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

20,914
10, 679

Additional pay for service abroad

148, 088

5, 779, 297

6,066,917

6, 336, 138

6, 902, 657

7,216,619

7,609,3.54

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

6,787,450
115, 207

7, 125, 792
89, 827

7, 624, 934

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

84,420

Construction, Bureau of Land Management

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

19.54 estimate

1965 estimate

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

12
1
12

12
1
12

12

1

12

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 534
GS-7.1

$5,051
GS-8.5

$5, 061

GS-8.6

01 Personal services:

$49,809
4,006

210
147

$60. 465
4.000

235

$60, 490

5,376

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

336

54,172

9.310

1,700

699

64.700

10.000

300

700

500

66,200

02 Travel

10, 000

03 Transportation of things

300

700

500

15
5,470
3,123
5,009
4,854
292

10,000

3,500

2,000

103, 300

19,000

3,500

2,000

92,800

84, 644

196,000

195,000

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

361

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BtTREAC OF PUBLIC
ROADS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

25
10
34

25
10
28

26
36
49

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3, 813
GS-5.3

$3,843
GS-5.3

$3,907

Average grade - -

OS-5.3

01 Personal services:

Perniftnent. pnsit.inns

$90, 461
28,819

437
9,713

$69,000
28,600

400
7,000

$74 000

103, 600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

400

Payment above basic rates. .

7,000

129,420

6,631

216

68

3, 450

606

54, 772

18, 605

296

809,403

1,133

105, 000

10, 000

2,000

300

5,000

700

75,000

25,000

185, 000

02 Travel -

14, 500

6,U00

800

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services - _

9,000

2,200

110,000

60,000

09 EQuipment

10 Lands and structures

2, 700, 000
2,000

3 204 106

1."^ Tfiveq ftiiH ft<:«o<!<;mpnt'!

2,600

Subtotal

Deduct charges tor quarters and subsist-

1,023,300
745

2,926,000

3, 694, 106

Obligations incurred

1,022,656

2, 925, 000

3, 594, 106

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all oth er positions.

37
11
46

37
11
40

37
36
61

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,047
OS-6.9

$4,236
QS-6.3

$4, 278

GS-6.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$140, 200
32, 826

647
9,860

$129, 465
32,600

635
7,000

$134, 490

108 975

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

736

Payment above basic rates

7,000

Total personal services

02 Travel -

183, 692

14,841

1,916

767

3,450

521

60,242

21,628

5,305

814, 257

1,425

169, 700

20,000

2, 300

1,000

5,500

700

86,000

28,600

2.000

2, 803, 300

2,000

251,200
24,500

6,300

04 Communication services

1,500

9,500

06 Printing and rei)roduction

2,200

07 Other contractual services

129,000

08 Supplies and matei'ials

63,600

09 Equipment

2,000

3, 296, 906

15 Taxes and assessments

2,500

Subtotal

1,107,944
745

3,120,000

3, 789, 106

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

1, 107, 199

3, 120, 000

3, 789, 106

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

BUREAU or LAND MANAREMENT

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;
Forester..

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Attorney

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 040

1 5,940

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,240

1 6, 140
1 6, 940

1 5,060
6 25, 300
1 4,330

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 240

1 6, 140

1 5, 940

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,060

Forester

GS-7 Range $4,206 to $4,955

1 5, 660
6 26, 855
1 3, 410
1 3, 655
1 2,950

5 26,300
1 4, 330

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

1 3, 655
1 2,950

1 3, 656

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

1 2,950

12 64, 410
1.6 8,384
1. 6 8, 362

3 12,135

12 60,615
1,760

12 60, 615

Deduct:
Lajjses

1,750

Portion of salaries shown above paid

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

1,600

1,625

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

12 49,809

12 60,466

12 60,490

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT— COn.

Field— Contmued
Other positions: Temporary employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Paymentabove basic rates: Overtime and

Num- Total
ber salary

$4,006
210

147

Num- Total
ber salary

$4,000
235

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,375
336

64,172

64,700

66,200

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

TTighwjiy pnpine(>r

2 $12, 880

1 6, 310
1 6, 810

3 13,115

5 17. 675
8 25, 640

6 14, 910

2 $12,880

1 6, 436
1 5,810

3 13,365
5 17,800
8 26, 720
5 16,070

2 $12,880
1 6,660

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Construction superintendent

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

3 13 740

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,666

8 26 880

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

6 16,390

25 95, 340
1 4,889

26 96, 080
7 27,080

25 97, 686
6 23,685

Net permanent (average number,
net salary)

24 90,461

28,819
437

9,713

18 69, 000

28,600
400

7,000

19 74,000

103, 600
400

7,000

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

01 Personal services ..

129,420

105, 000

186,000

Range Improvements, Bureau of Land Management (Receipt
Limitation)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF LAND MANAOEMENT

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

20
25
40

29
27
46

29
27
46

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,122
GS-6.0

$5,316

CPC-10.0

$3,450

$3,909
GS-5.9

$5,316

CPC-10.0

$3,760

$3 909

GS 5 9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$5,316

Average grade

CPC-10 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,760

01 Personal services:

Pprmjinenf positions

$61, 826

75, 240

300

$93,835

63,873

350

$93, 835

Other positions

48,000
360

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

137,366

7,097

9,471

347

2,037

61, 666

102,366

24,897

61,423

25

1,129

158, 058

8,270

10,600

426

2,525

113.012

133, 673

31,800

71,110

142, 185

02 Travel

7,000

9,500

400

0."^ Transportation nf thinf^s

06 Rents and utility services

1 200

80, 000

OS Supplies find materials

110, 873
21, 100

10 Lands and structures . .

59,242

TR Tn.Yp-S and n.s.spssmpnts

1,610

1,500

Obligations incurred

407, 821

530,883

433,000

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE

10

7

01 Personal services:

$30, 276
48

$19, 790
31

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services..

30, 324
3,390

738
1,663
1,940

ISO

19,821
2,215

480
1,020
1,270

121

02 Travel

07 Other contractual services

16 Taxes and assessments

38, 136

24,927

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

20
35
50

29
34
62

29
27
45

362

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT— Continued

Range Improvements, Bureau of Land Management (Receipt
Limitation) — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS COatillTied

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4, 122
GS-6.0

$5, 315

CPC-10.0

$3,460

$3. 909
OS-5.9

$5,315

CPC-10.0

$3, 760

$3,909

Average grade

GS-5.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$5,315

CPC-10.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 760

01 Personal services:

$61,825
105, 616

300

48

$93, 835
83,063

350
31

$93,835

48,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

350

167, 689

10, 487

9,471

347

2,775

63, 228

104, 305

24, 897

61, 423

25

1,309

177, 879

10, 486

10, 600

426

3,006

114,032

134, 843

31,800

71,110

142, 185

02 Travel

7,000

03 Transportation of things .

9,500

400

05 Rents and utility services -

1,200

80, 000

08 Supplies and materials

110, 873

21, 100

10 Lands and structures

69,242

1-5 Tn^'es f^TiH a.sspAsment.s

1,631

1,500

Obligations incurred

445,956

555,810

433,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

BDEEAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Agricultural engineer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315:

Construction foreman --.

Positions at daily rates equivalent to
less than $5,060: General operators

Total permanent, field. -.

Deduct;
Lapses

Portion of salaries above paid from

other accounts —

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account.

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment..

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base..

Personal services

01

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 185
22.900
16, 680
10, 230
6,830

1 6, 315
4 13, 800

20 80, 940

1.5 6,802

3 15, 216

0. 5 1, 903

16 61,825

75, 240
300

137, 365

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 310
23, 400
16, 930
20, 710
10,485

1 6, 315
4 15, 040

24 97, 190

2.4 9,586

3 12, 300

4 18, 630

22.6 93,835

63,873
350

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 435
23.900
29. 795
24, 370
13, 740

1 6, 315

4 16, 280

29 118, 835

3 11, 700

4 15, 000

0.4 1,700

22.4 93,835

48, 000
350

142, 185

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLirE
SERVICE

Field:
Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment-..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay..

01 Personal services -

10 $30, 276
48

7 $19, 790
31

19, 821

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Healtli, Education, and Welfare Services, Bureau of Indian Affairs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

7,995

219

7.302

8,441

225

8,010

8.464

225

8,070

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,049
GS-5.5

$2, 793
CPC-3.2

$4, 060
GS-5.3

$2,840
CPC-3.2

$4,052

Average grade

aS-6.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary _ ..

$2, 897

CPC-3.2

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$25,113,863
778,663

96, 657
1, 217, 624

96,368

$28, 109. 503
790, 781

108. 026
1, 442, 335

119, 200

$28, 757, 220

792,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

109,080

Payment above basic rates..

Other payments for personal
services _ ...

1,495,691
119,200

Total personal services

02 Travel

27, 303, 176
860, 167
474, 954
186,918
766, 844
42, 393
5, 698, 048

245, .591

8, 4.58, 030

1, 550, 187

6,290

4,810,116

200

63. 747

30, 669. 845
82.5, 448
498, 465
125, 288
766, 981
23, 920
4, 416, 494

231,380

9, 843. 360

407, 280

31,273,991
844. 605

03 Transportation of things.

612, 664

04 Communication services

124, 261

771,164

22, 815

07 Other contractual services

6, 214, 178

Services performed by other agen-
cies --

220, 689

10, 382, 670

09 Equipment ..

687, 600

1 1 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

5, 232, 190

5, 573, 620

1.=; Tavp.s and ji.<:!?e^'!Tripnts

47,477

47, 963

Subtotal -

50, 456, 660
1,294,578

52,978,128
1,533,658

65, 676, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence -

1, 470, 680

Total obligations from appropriated

49, 162, 082
17,901

51,444,470
10,000

54, 105, 320

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

25,325

49, 179, 983

51, 454, 470

64, 130, 646

Obligations Payable Out of Reiinbursements
From Other Accounts

23,456
4,574

23,500
14,500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

28,030

38,000

49, 208, 013

61,492,470

64,130,646

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant commissioner, commu-
nity services

Associate chief, branch of health

Chief, branch of education...

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600-

Associate chief, branch of education.

Chief, branch of welfare .

Chief, branch of placement and re-
location... ...

Chief, consultant in nursing

Chief, public health services section.

Medical officer

GS-13. Range $S,360 to $9,360;

Assistant chief, branch of placement
and relocation

Chief, branch of law and order

Chief, tribal relations

Consultant in hospital nursing

Consultant, child welfare

Education specialist

Consultant, general welfare

Hospital administrative ofiBcer

Medical officer

Statistician

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Property and supply officer

QS-11. Range .$5,940 to .$0,940;

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer -.

Statistician...

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Administrative assistant

Hospital management assistant

Statistician.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,800
10, 800
10, 800

9,800
10, 600

9,600
9, fiOO

10, eon
9,600

8,360
8,360
8,360
8, 360
8,360
50, 900
8,760
8,360

8,560

7,040

5,940
6,140
5,940

34, 765
12, 345
43,010

1964 estimate 1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

.$10, 800
10,800
11,0-50

10,000
10, 600

9,600
9,600
10,600
9,600

8,360
8,360
8,360
8,360
8, 660
61,360
8.760
8,560
8,360
8.560

7,240

6,140
6,140
5.940

6,060
6,060
6,060
56, 415
12,610
45, 670

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050
10, 800
11,050

10, 000
10, 600

9,800
9,800
10, 600
9,800

8,560
8,560
8,560
8,560
8, 660
62, 160
8,960
8, 560
8,360
8,760

7,240

6,140
6,340
6,140

10, 245
5,060
5.060

48,380
8,840

51,580

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

363

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule irrades— Continued

OS-4. Ranse $3,175 to $3,65S..

GS-3. Range $2,9f0 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelv base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay..

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Genera! schedule grades:
GS-I5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Area medical director

Area medical officer

Medical specialist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Area medical officer

.Area director of oral health

Chief medical officer

Chief surgeon

Director of schools

Medical officer ,

School superintendent. . .

Superintendent and medical officer.
aS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Anesthesiologist

Area director of schools

Assistant area director of Navajo

schools ._

Chief, branch of placement and

relocation..

Dental officer

Education specialist

Medical officer

School superintendent

Superintendent and medical officer.

Tuberculosis specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Area consultant in nursing

Area placement officer

Area social worker

Assistant superintendent

Construction and maintenance su-
perintendent

Dental officer

Education specialist.

Educationist

Hospital administrator

Medical officer

Placement officer

Principal

Reservation principal

Sanitary engineer

School superintendent.

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Area social worker

Area special officer

Assistant area consultant in nursing.

Assistant area placement officer

Assistant placement officer

Chief dietitian

Dental officer..

Director of nurses

Education specialist

Health management assistant

Medical officer

Medical social worker

Nutritionist

Placement officer

Principal

Reservation principal

School superintendent.

Social worker

Special officer

Superintendent of buildings

Training specialist

Utility engineer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Area social worker

Education specialist

Placement officer..

Training specialist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant ._

Analytical statistician

Assistant director of nurses..

Assistant placement officer

Buildings and grounds superin-
tendent

Chief dietitian

Curator.

Department head

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $40,095
1 3, 030

64 376,880
12 70, 713

62 306,167

3,520
1,375

188

52, 634

363, 854

2 21.600
4 43, 4.W

3 35, 400

38, 800
9,600

19, 400
9.600

19. GOO

38, 800
9,600

19, 400

1 8,360
C 50, 960

8,360

4
3
1

1

12
3
5
6

83
6
9

12
1

10

1

2
2
2
3
1
2

37
6

22
1

26

15
1
6

19
3
4
3
4
1
2
1

8,560
8,360
16, 920
630. 520
42, 200
8,560
8,360

7,040
65, 360
30, 160
21. 120

7,840

7,040
84, 480
21, 720
36, 600

42, 240
596. 660

43, 640
64.160
86. 680

8.040
71, 600

5.940
12, 280
11, 880

11. 880

18, 620
6.940

11,880
237, 920

36, 840

134. 480

5,940

154.320

89, 100
5.940

36. 240
114. 660

19, 220
24, 960
19,020
23,960

6.940

12. 080
5,940

1 5. 750

1 6, 625

1 5, 625

1 6, 500

4 20, 865

1 5. 060

9 46, 416

9 46, 165

1 5, 810

3 15, 430

3 15, 930

49 258,690

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $52,380
1 3, 110

75
5

431, 475
40,946

70 390.629

1,600
200

61,604

453, 633

2 21,850
4 43, 700

3 35, 400

4
4
1

1

12
3
5
6

81
6
9

12
1

10

1
1
2
2

3
1
2

37
6

24
1

24

15
1
6

20
3
4
3
4
1
2
1

39, 000
9,800

19,400
9.600

19. 600

39. 000
9.800

19, 800

1 8. 360
6 51, 360

8,560

8.300
8.360

17, 120
524. 960

42.600
8,760
8,360

7,240
66. 160
30, 160
28. 360

7,840

7,240
84.480
21. 920
36. 800

42. 240
594. 320

43. 640
65. 160
88.680

8.040
73,600

5,940
6.340
12. 280
11. 880

18, 620
6.940

11,880
241, 620

37,440

149, 560

5,940

149, 800

89, 100
5.940

36. 240
123, 600

19, 220
25, 160
19, 420
24, 560

6.940
12,280
5,940

1 5, 875

1 5, 750

1 5,750

1 5,600

1
3
3

60

21,240

5.060

47. 165

45, 540

5,810

15,680

16. 180

269, 260

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $51,065
1 3,110

74 432,300
12 66, 951

62 365,349

1,600
200

61, 604

428, 753

2 21, 850
4 43, 700

3 35, 400

39, 000
9,800

19, 400
9,600

19, 600

39, noo

9,800
19, 800

8,360
51,360

8.560

8,360
8,360
8.760
376. 610
42, 600
8. 760
8,360

1 7, 240

9 66. 160

4 30. 160

4 28. 360

1 7, 840

12
1
10

1
1
2
2
3
1
2

37
6

22
1

26

15
1
5

16
3
4
3
4
1
2
1

1
1

7,240
84, 480
21, 920
36, 800

42, 240
643.800

43, 640
65, 160
88.680

8,040
73,600

5,940
6,340
12, 280
11, 880

18. 620
6.940

11,880
241, 520

37.440

137, 680

6.940

162. 080

89. 100
6.940

30. 300

99. 840

19, 220
25, 160
19,420
24, 560

6,940
12,280
6,940

.5, 875
5,750

4
1
10

1
3
3

65

6,500

21. 240

6.060
52. 225
45, 540

5,810
15,680
14,920
295, 935

DETAIL 01' PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Dietitian

Director of nurses.. _

Education specialist

Educational director

Executive housekeeper

Fiscal accountant

Head nurse

Hospital management assistant...

Librarian...

Mechanical engineer

Nurse instructor

Nurse supervisor

Occupational therapist

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Principal...

Production specialist

Property and supply officer

Public health nurse

Range conservationist

Reservation principal

School superintendent

Senior medical resident

Social worker

Special officer ._

Surgical supervisor ..-

Teacher

Training specialist (nurse)

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5, Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-.

QS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $.5,316.

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900.

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840..

CPC-1. Range .$1,810 to $2,710..-.
Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Master

Chief engineer

First assistant engineer

First officer

Second assistant engineer

Chief steward

Chief radio operator

Administrative clerk

Medical officer (general)

Third assistant engineer

Second officer...

Junior third engineer

Fom'th assistant engineer

Master

Third officjr

Boatswain

Chief cook

Baker and nightcook

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment over basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork difierential

Additional pay for service abroad —

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total

ber salary

6

31

14

9

1

3

1

9

1

1

1

3

10

1

6

26

1

2

8

1

5

1

1

44

11

1

9

4

18

551

12l'
1,809

200

77

195
662

$26. 800
163, 235
73,090

45, 540
6,060

15, 305
5,060

48, 040
6,185
5,185
5,060

15, 305

60, 600
5,060

31,360

137,435

5, 185

10, 620

40, 480
5,060

27, 050

5,435

5,060

234, 515

57, 535
5,060

46, 290
21, 116
85, 125

1, 439, 360
477, 680

i, 702, 070

675, 135

, 572, 060

,371,500
522, 380

9,380
39, 960
117,220
296, 245
339, 280
017,056

1, 643, 160
i7
1, 644, 182

3,124,060
8 14, 720

11,335
11,035
7,035
6,440
6,285
6,162
6.062
6,912
11,730
5,767
5,762
6,321
5,321
5,300
6,288

567

426

1,244,116

7.824

27, 634, 709
900.1

3, 193, 991

366, 978

7,031

24, 807, 696

90, 706
195, 286
489, 151

95, 282

280. 942
168. 203
778, 291

43, 734

26, 939, 291

27, 303, 175

1954 estimate

ber salary

$27, 050
165, 485
63, 720
45. 640

5,060
15, 555

5,060
48, 790

5,310

5.310

5.185
15, 305
60, 600

6.060
31.360
135, 250

6,310
10, 620
40, 730

5

1

1

43

13

1

12

4

18

542

2

108

1,940

204

611
1
607

201

29
77
98
176
664

1,200

27, 550

6,435

6,060

233, 706

68, 530

5,060

62, 595

21,240

85,540

, 433, 735
433, 745

, 402, 060

683,405

,903,280

, 789. 090
630, 230

9,505
40, 685
118,665
294. 435
343. 440
566, 858

1, 674, 430
6
1, 644, 694

3, 110, 840
' 15,200

12, 798
12, 473
7,997
7,325
7,135
6,705
6,880
6,666

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
497

7,540
7,641
7,258
7,258
5,300
6,000
5,083
5,556
6,556

1, 455. 695

8,192

29, 310, 638
651.3

2, 248, 176

174.3

7,715

27, 718, 974

79, 655
203, 756
607, 370
106, 426

313. 787
177, 476
950. 872

67. 596

30, 116. 912

30, 569, 845

1956 estimate

ber salary

$27, 050
165, 485
53, 475
45,540

6,060
15, 555

6,060
48, 790

6,310

6,310

5,185
15, 305
60, 600

5,060
31, 360
103, 515

5,310
10, 620
40, 730

5

1

1

43

13

1

12

4

18

1,350

6

107

1,321

4

377

199

27, 550

6,435

6,060

233, 705

68,630

5,060

62, 595

21,240

85, 540

, 831, 600
429, 950

, 717, 305

, 232, 120

. 377, 270

742, 476
625, 160

2 9, 505
9 40, 685
29 118, 556
75 287,366
99 343,440
171 560,388
642

1, 610, 330
650

1, 530, 236
1,143

3, 103. 370
6 9, 770

12, 798
12, 473
7,997
7,325
7,135
6,705

6,566

476

7,540
7,541
7,258
7,268
6,300
6,000
5,083
6,656
6,656

1, 390. 391

8,219

29, 667, 015
607.3

1, 921, 756

171.3

656. 612

7,783

28, 391, 871

91, 096
211, 097
490. 607
107, 480

300. 000

170, 000

1, 025, 491

57, 596

30. 845, 238

31, 273, 991

364

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS— Continued
Resources Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIK3

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all otlier positions.

1,760

465

2,015

1,727

442

2.101

1,754

447

2, 119

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4, 492
GS-6.6

$3,911
CPC-7.2

$4, 570
QS-6.7

$4,017
CPC-7.4

$4,601

QS-6.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$4,064

CPC-7.4

SiTect ObKgatims

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$6, 697, 829
1, 351. 188

25, 746
56.885

$7, 332, 567
1,378,612

28, 187
53, 113

$7, 471, 343

1, 397, 235

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel£

28,752

Payment above basic rates

63,866

8, 131. 648

341. 377

75,164

83,728

194, 897

6,245

2,002,152

1.633,672

751, 601

181,036

32,422

7,500

700

15, 565

8, 792, 479

375, 674

78, 543

104, 893

197, 076

8,511

1.020.801

2.031.046

694. 447

317, 500

52,000

8, 961, 196

02 Travel

381. 774
80. 043

04 Communication services

108 359

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

195. 476
7 411

788. 587

08 Supplies and materials

2 Oil 504

09 Equipment

621. 275

230, 500

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-

10,000

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance
claims _

22,430

22,110

Subtotal

13, 457, 707
261, 230

13, 695, 400
316. 722

13, 408, 235

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence -

315, 325

Total obligations from appropriated
funds

Reimbursements from non-Federal sources:

13,196,477
16, 594

13,378,678
13,500

13,092,910
25, 925

13,213,071

13.392,178

13, 118, 836

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsements
From Other Accounts

5, 147
2,521

7,500
4,000

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

7,668

11.500

Total obligations

13, 220. 739

13,403,678

13,118,835

ALLOCATION TO OEOLOf^ICAL SURVEY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time cQuivalent of all other positions-

10
1
11

4

Average number of all employees

4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,653
OS-6.8

$4, 578
QS-6.8

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$44. 021
2,252

174
68

$16, SOO
400

100

Other positions . _

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services -

46, 515

6,627

1,088

400

663

265

1,010

39

5,830

2,244

268

17,000

1,600

300

02 Travel - -

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

300

Services performed by other

08 Supplies and materials

600
300

16 Tases and assessments .-

64, 939

20,000

OBLIGATIONS BX OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

SUMMARY

ToUil number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,760

466

2,026

1.731

442

2,105

1,754

447

2,119

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,492
GS-6.6

$3,911
CPC-7.2

$1,570
QS-6.7

$4,017
CPC-7.4

$4 601

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
A verage salary

GS-6.7

$4,064
CPC-7.4

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$6,741,860
1,363,440

26, 920
56,953

$7,349,067
1,379,012

28,287
63, 113

$7,471,343

1,397,235

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

28,752

Payment above basic rates

53,866

Total personal services .

8, 178. 163

348. 004

76.252

84.128

195. 560

6.510

2,003,162

39

1,639,502

753, 845

181,036

32,422

7,500

700

16, 823

8,809,479

377, 174

78,843

104, 893

197, 076

8,511

1,021,101

8,951,196

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things _

381,774
80,043
108, 359

05 Rents and utility services

195, 476

7,411

788,687

Services performed by other agen-

2,031,646

694, 747

317, 500

52,000

2,011,504

09 Equipment - - - -

621, 276

230, 500

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance

10,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

22,430

22, 110

Subtotal -- .

13, 522, 646
261, 230

13, 715, 400
316, 722

13, 408, 235

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence - -

315,325

Total obligations from appropriated

13,261,416
16, 694

13, 398, 678
13,500

13,092,910

Reimbursements from non-Federal sources:

25, 926

13,278,010

13,412,178

13,118,835

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

6,147
2,621

7,500
4,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

7,668

11, 500

Total obligations

13,286,678

13,423,678

13,118,835

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Departmental;
General schedule grades:

OS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant commissioner

Assistant to the commissioner

Program director --

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Attorney-adviser, program counsel..
Chief, branch of forest and range

management

Chief, branch of extension

Chief, branch of credit

Chief, branch of soil conservation.. .

Chief, branch of lands

General manager

Program officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant chief, branch of extension.
Assistant chief, branch of forest and

range management

Assistant chief, branch of credit

Assistant chief, branch of soil con-
servation

Assistant chief, branch of lands

Chief, branch of roads

Chief, electrical engineer

Chief, mechanical engineer

Chief, sanitary engineer

Forester

Home economist

Program officer...

Range conservationist

Social science analyst

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,550

1 10, 800
1 10, 000

10,000

10, 000
9.800

10,000
9,800
9.800

29,200

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800
21,600
11, 050

10,000

9,600
10,000

9, SOO
10, 000
10, 000
10, 000
29,200

8,360

8.660
8,560

8,760
8,360
9,360
8,960
8,760
8,560
8,760
8,360
8,360
8,760
8,660

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11, 800
21,600
11,050

10,200

9,600
10,200
10,000
10,200
10,000
10,000
29,600

8,360

8,760
8,760

8,960
8,360
9, 360
8,960
8,760
8,660
8,960
8,360
8,360
8,960
8,660

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

365

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBTICES COntmUed

BUBEAD OF INDIAN AFFAma— Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $S,040:

Agricultural economist —

Architect, general _

Assistant chief, branch of roads

Chief, claims section.

Chief, land tenure and acquisition

section __

Chief, minerals section

Forester

Home economist

Social science analyst

Supervisor, laundry facilities and

plant operator

GS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant chief, land tenure and

acquisition section

Civil engineer

Social science analyst

WUdlife research biologist

Construction engineer (buildings) _ _
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Adjudicator

Administrative assistant

Credit analyst

Business economist

Social science analyst

Research analyst-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, departmental —
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment --.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director, division of resources

Director, Missouri River Basin

project

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Agricultural extension supervisor, . .

Area forester

Area range conservationist.

Area soil conservationist

Business economist

Construction and maintenance

engineer

Special assistant, branch of land

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

Agricultural economist

Appraiser

Area extension and credit officer

Area forester

Area land officer

Area range conservationist

Area road engineer

Area soil conservationist

Area supervisor of extension and

credit

Assistant director of native resources.

Attorney-adviser

Chief, branch of miscellaneous

resources

Construction and maintenance

engineer.

Construction management engineer .
Coordinator of programs and reports-
Finance specialist

Forester

General engineer (chief, buildings

and utilities)

Land specialist

Maintenance program officer

Real property officer

Social scientist

Soil conservationist

Supervising civil engineer...

Supervising highway engineer

Supervising hydraulic engineer

Supervisory soil scientist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Agricultural economist

Agricultural engineer

Agricultural extension agent

Area land officer

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst

Civil engineer

Communication specialist

Construction management engineer.
Credit officer.

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7. 040

1 7, 040

1 8. 040

1 7,240

1 7,240

1 7,240

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

7,240

5.940
6.140
6,140
5,940

I 5, 185
3 16, 180
1 5, 185

5,060

4.3.800
4,420
32. 190
60,426

78 476.835
5. 6 32, 964

443,871

'"'i,'7i6

445,581

9,800
9, 600

17,120
8,560

33. 440
8.360

25, 2,80
8,560

16,920
8,760

2 15, 080

14,480
22, 520
14,680
7.240
15,680
14, 480

5 37, 600
I 7. 040
1 8,040

8,040

22, 720
7,040
8.040
7,040
8,040

1 7,640

1 7, 040

3 22, 120

6 36, 400

2
1
3
1
1

2
1
5
10
3
3

15,280
8,040

22. 520
7.440
7,440

12, 480
6,540
30, 100
61, 600
18, 020
19,020

1 5, 940

3 20. 220

1 5, 940

5 31,400

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7. 240
7.240
8.040
7,440

7,440
7,440
7,240

7,040
7,440

5.940
6.140
12.080
6.140
5.940

5.310

16. 555

6.310

5.060

39. 970
4.545
33.190
51, 385

83 528,215
8. 4 54, 550

473, 665

3,000
1,840

1,000

9,800
9,800

17, 320
8,560

33. 640
8.360

33. 840
8,760

17,120
8,760

7,240

14,880
22, 720
21, 720
14, 480
15,880
14,680

38,000
7,240
7,040

23, 120
7,240

7,240

1 7,640

1 7, 040

2 15. 080
5 36, 800

22,120
8,040

23, 120
7.440
7.440

24. 560
12.680
48. 120
66. 460
18. 620
19,420

6,940
6,140

20, 420
6,940

31, 100

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

7.240
7.240
8, 040
7,440

1 7,440
1 7,440
1 7.440

1 7,040
1 7,440

6.140
6.340
12.280
6.140
5.940

1 6.435

3 16. 805

1 5. 435

1 5. 185

2

10

1

9

16

10.120
46. 175
4.545
34.315
55. 600

562. 606
57. 267

78

496. 248

3.000
1,917

1,000

501, 165

9,800
9,800

17. 320
8.560

34. 240
8.560

34.440
8,760

17.320
8,760

7.240
21.120
15.080
22. 920
22. 120
14.680
16.080
14.880

38, 400
7,240
7,040

23.320
7,240

7,240
7,040

7,840
7.240

15, 280

37,400
7,040

22, 320
8,040

23, 120
7.640
7.640

18. 820
12,880
48, 920
56, 860

19. 020
19,420

5.940
6.140

20. 620
6.140

31, 500

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBviCBS — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-U. Range $5,940 to .$6.940— Con.

Examiner of inheritance

Field representative

Finance specialist

Forester (general)

Highway construction and mainte-
nance engineer

Hearings examiner

Home economist

Irrigation manager

Maintenance engineer

Maintenance program officer

Production specialist

Radio engineer

Range conservationist..

Research analyst

Realty officer

Road engineer

Social administrative research an-
alyst

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

Supervising soil scientist

GS-IO. Range $6,600 to $6,260:

Administrative assistant

Field representative

Irrigation manager .

aS-9. Range .$5,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

Agricultural engineer

Agricultural extension agent

Appraiser ^

Arts and crafts specialist

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst

Building superintendent

CivO engineer..

Construction and maintenance en-
gineer

Construction foreman

Credit officer

District agent

Electrical engineer

Farm management supervisor

Finance specialist

Forester (general)

Field representative

Home economist

Land appraiser

Land ofllcer __

Land field agent

Mechanical engineer

Range conservationist

Realty assistant

Realty property assistant...

Soil conservationist

Soil scientist

Supervisory soil scientist

Supervising highway construction

and maintenance engineer.

Title examiner..- -

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $1,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to .$5.316

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490-

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to .$3.2.50

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field,.

Deduct:
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary).

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment — -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base,.

Payment above basic rates:

Additional pay for service abroad

Overtime and holiday pay

All personal services, field-
Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 740

2 11.880

4 25, 160
10 62, 600

5 30,500
9 59. 060
1 6, 140

24,760
13, 480
5.940
6,340
38.640
6,140

1
13
4

12,880

6,340
78,620
24,760

1 6. 376
1 6. 626
1 6, 376

26,300

50, 975

118, 960

10, 995

10, 995

5.435

5.310

37. 420

11,120

6 30, 735

10, 120

26,550

6,185

15,656

42,230

87, 710

47,540

21, 365

42, 356

6,660

6,060

5,185

63, 095

21.865

48.790

180. 600

20. 615

10, 995

5
302
1
21
179
172
118
81

10
19
30
■ 25
11
1
19

278

1, 335, 000
88, 445
648, 660
676, 650
362, 796
223,076

48.900
85. 600
120, 825
95.300
38. 420
3,534
57,150

1, 042, 342

1,639

6, 963, 416

194.6

822, 324

16 64, 342

1,477.5

6, 253. 958

1.351.188
24, 036

29,108
27, 777

7, 686, 067

8, 131, 648

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 740

2 12, 080
4 26, 660

10 63, 400

36, 840

62. 720

18. 020

6.740

31.300

13. 480

5.940

6,340

32.500

1
2

1

15
5

6.940
13. 080

6.540
91.300
31,100

1 6, 375
1 6, 625

3

10

19

1

2

2

16,180
51,975
102. 890
6.810
11.120
10.620

7, 37, 920
1 6, 810

30, 985

5,060

5, 185

26. 925

6.310

16, 930

32, 360

89, 460

48.415

10. 745

26, 675

1

1
12
6
9
37
4
2

6,185
5.310
63.846
27. 676
48,666
192, 970
20, 990
11,245

16 90,835

6 30, 346
297

1,334,615
22 94, 865
656, 560
644, 846
364, 236
229, 910

179
161
119
82

11
22
30
25

7
12

7

54,216
101,050
122, 200
96. 600
25.380
37, 128
21, 330

961, 273

1,593

6, 902, 766

59.5

243,116

44 170,319

94.9

369, 571

1, 584. 4

6, 858, 902

1,376.612
26. 347

33. 500
18. 613

8.312.974

8, 792, 479

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 740

2 12, 080
4 25. 760

10 64. 400

6
12
3
1
6
2
1
1
5

37.440

77.280

18.020

6.740

31. 700

13. 480

6.140

6.340

32.900

2
2

1
15
5
1

1

1

11.880
13,280

6.540
93. 100
31,900

6,940

6,500
6,625

3
10
18
1
2
2

16. 666
52. 850
98.830
5.810
11, 245
10, 745

7 38, 545
1 6, 810

6
1
1
5
1
3
6
16
9
2
6

31.110

6.060

5.186

27.425

5,310

16. 180

32. 985

90.685

48,915

10. 995

26,925

1

1
12

6
10
36

4

2

5.310
5.435
64. 720
27. 675
54. 620
191, 635
21,490
11,495

16 91,836
1 5,060
6 30, 805
305

I, 374, 500
21 91,695
688, 180
594, 765
376, 770
228,680

186
176
122
81

n

21
30
25

7
12

7

55. 215
97. 650
123,450
97,600
25.620
38,088
21,650

922,483

1,623

7, 089, 226

72,6

294, 721

49 187,981
92.9

1, 594. 3

6, 976. 095

1, 394, 235
26,836

34, 353
18,513

8, 450, 031

8,951,196

270200—54-

-24

366

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS— Continued

Resources Management, Bureau of Indian Affairs — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBTICES — continued

ALLOCATION TO OEOLORICAL SUEVET

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
Schedule, Geological Survey)

1953 actual

$46, 515

1954 estimate

$17,000

1955 estimate

Construction, Bureau of Indian Affairs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object cla-Bification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all otiier positions.
Average number of all employees

447
564
953

513

713

1,170

636

706

1, 199

Averaee salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

.$4, 761
GS-7.2

$4. 395
CPC-8.4

.$4. 895
GS-7.3

$4,472
CPC-8.2

$4 999

GS-7.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$4,588

Average grade _ -

CPC-8 5

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$1,745,204
1,998,077

1., 712
79, 365

$2,113,346
2. 553, 160

8.128
54,356

$2,316,615

Other positions .

2, 634. 015

8 910

Re.gular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

24.460

3, 829, ,348

131, 364

105. 719

22. 859

41.727

24, 658

2, 465. 888

1,842.584

919. 581

9,474.988

88,350

8,378

4, 728. 990

163.885

133. 175

56.260

62. 450

26. 000

2. 268, 513

2, 540, 827

1.084,765

8, 847. 132

60.000

6.000

4,884 000

02 Travel

157 400

118, 626

04 Communication services

50 900

60 000

06 Printing and reproduction

20 000

1, 445, 695

822 010

10 Lands and structures

10, 312. 058

40. 000

4.000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

Subtotal

18,945,444
54,262

19.976,997
67,366

19 963 138

Deduct cliarges for quaiters and subsist-
ence

68. .660

Total obligations from appropriated
funds

18, 891, 182
6,141

19, 919. 631
3.000

19, 904, 588
3 800

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment...

Total direct obligations

18, 897, 323
88,220

19, 922, 631
51. 353

19,908,388

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accoiii. Is

08 Supplies and materials...

18, 985, 643

19. 973. 984

19, 908, 388

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Total number of permanent positions

9
9

6

Average number of all employees

5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

.$4,859
OS-7.6

$4,284

GS-7.2

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$43, 735
165

$21,418

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

82

Total personal services _

43,900

1,400

20

240

30

20

9,160

2,400

800

20

10

21 500

02 Travel

800

03 Transportation of things

20

220

05 Rents and utility services

20

20

07 Other contractual services

2,140

OS Supplies and materials _

476

09 Equipment

20

15 Taxes and assessments

10

68,000

25, 226

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

4
1
6

13
4
16

3

1
4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,653
GS-6.8

K .578
GS-6.8

$4,608

OS-6.8

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$18, 745
2,473

73
25

$50,000
8,000

200

$16 900

3,500

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

100

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

21,316

4,968

31

336

450

185

1,090

49

3,037

3,368

108

64.200
5,100

100
1,000
1,000

100
2,100

20,500

02 Travel ...

4,700

03 Transportation of things

300

06 Rents and utility services

300

07 Other contractual services . .

1,000

Services performed by other agen-
cies

3,105

1,900

300

2,000

09 Equipment

1,100

100

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds

34. 930
1,133

78,906

30,000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

36,069

78,905

30,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

451
565
9.58

,535

717

1,196

544

706

1,208

Average salaries and grades:
G eneral schedule grades:
Average salary _ .

$4,761
GS-7.2

$4,395
CPC-8.4

$4,895
GS-7.3

$4,472
CPC-8.2

$4,999

GS-7.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
-\verage salary

Average grade

$4,688
CPC-8.5

Direct Obligations

-Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$1,763,949
2, 000, 650

6,786
79, 380

$2,213,081
2,561,160

8,493
54,366

$2, 354, 933

Other positions

2, 537, 515

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
b:ise

9,092

Payment above basic rates

24,460

Total personal services

3, 850. 664
136. 332
105. 750
23.195
42. 177
24.843
2,456,978

49

1,846.621

922. 947

9,474,988

88.350

8.486

4,837,090

170,385

133, 295

67, 500

63,480

25.120

2, 279, 773

2,400

2,614,732

1,086,685

8,847,132

60,000

6.310

4, 926, 000

162.900

03 Transportation of things--

118. M5

51.420

05 Rents and utility services .

50. 320

20. 020

07 Other contractual services . .

2,061,690

Services performed by other agen-

1,448,170

09 Equipment _ .

82.3.130

10 Lands and structures

10,312,058

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

40,000
4,110

Subtotal

18,980,380
64,262

20,113,902
57,366

20,018,363

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -

58,550

Total obligations from appropriated

18.926,118
7.274

20,056,530
3,000

19,959,813

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

3,800

Total direct obligations

18, 933, 392
88,220

20,059,536
51,353

19,963,613

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Obligations incurred

19,021,612

20,110,889

19,963,613

DEPARTMENT OP THE INTERIOR

367

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief, branch of buildings and

utilities

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, branch of buildings and
utilities

Chief, branch of irrigation

Assistant chief, branch of buildings

and utilities-

QS-13. Range 1^8.360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief, branch of buildings
and utilities -

Assistant chief, branch of iiTiga-
tion -

Chief architect _

Chief construction management
engineer

Architect engineer

GS-12. Range $. ,040 to $8,040:

Architect engineer.-

Architect

Construction engineer. —

Irrigation engineer- _

Irrigation attorney.

Mechanical engineer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ccountant and auditor

Administrative officer -

Architect

Mechanical engineer

structural engineer

Wage administrative officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Administrative officer

GS-9. Range *5,060 to $5,810:

Admin istrative assistant - -

Architect

Mechanical engineer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-5. Range $3, 410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-\veek base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay _.

All personal services, departmental-
Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Director of enguieering

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Construction engineer

Irrigation engineer

Civilengmeer

Road engineer

Counsel on irrigation.

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Construction engineer -.

Irrigation engineer..

Highway engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Design engineer

Civil engineer... _.-

Engineer, general.

Construction maintenance engineer .
Program officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Civil engineer

Irrigation engineer

Accountant and auditor

Construction engineer

Mechanical engineer

Highway engineer

Architectural engmeer

Electrical engineer

Construction superintendent

Attorney-adviser

Training officer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Accountant and auditor

Construction engineer

Training officer .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Civil engineer

Electrical engineer -.

Mechanical engineer--

Highway engmeer

Architect engineer

Irrigation engineer..-

Property and supply officer

Training officer

Construction engineer -.-

Maintenance engineer

Management agronomist

Land classifier

Materials engineer

Hydraulic engineer

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Nimi- Total
ber salary

1 $10. 200
1 9, 800

17,320

8,560
8,760

8,360
8,360

7, 040
22, 320

8,040
14, 280

7,440

7,040

6,140

24,960
6,940
6,140
6,940

5,750

5, 935

5,935
10, 496

4,830
22, 960
16, 915

9,330

269, 790
61, 161

32 208, 629

802
620

210, 051

8, 560
26, 480
8,560
8,360
9,360

29, 160
22,320
15,080
7,040
7,240

1 7, 440

2 14, 540

44,180

12,880

6,940

29, 900
11,880

30, 900
6,140
6,140

12, 080
11,880
6,640

6,000
6,875
5,760

37, 920
10, 495
5,060

5,660

5,310

10, 120

21,740

6,185

5,060
5,186

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 10,000

2 19,200

8,660
8,760

8,560
8,560

7.240
22. 720

8.040
14. 080

7.440

7,040

5.940
5,940
31. 100
5.940
6.140
6,940

5,935

10, 746
4,955
19, 800
20, 670
9,650

274. 656
40, 260

37 234, 395

4,950
902

10.000

17, 120
26. 680
8,560
8,660
9.360

43.440
22. 720
22. 520
7.240
7,440
7.040
7.440
14, 680
7,240

43, 980
12,880

5,940
84, 360
17, 820
43, 680

6,940
12. 280

6,140
11,880

6,740

6,000

5,875

43, 480

10, 620

5, 185

16, 680

10, 120

6,810

5,435

10, 495

31, 610

5,060

6,310

10, 120

5,060

5,310

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 10, 000

2 19, 200

3
3
1
1
1

4
5
3
I
1
1
1
1
1

7
2
1
19
2
7
1
2
1
2
1

8,760
8,960

8,560
8,560

7, 240
22. 920

8.040
14. 080

7.640

7.240

5.940
5.940
31.300
6.ftlO
6.340
6.940

6.060

10. 995
4.955
23. 920
17, 720
9,730

45 277. 780
8 36. 358

37 241, 422

,950
928

1,800

249, 100

10, 000

25, 680
27, 080
8,760
8,560
9.360

29, 960
37. 000
22. 520
7.440
7.440
7.240
7. 640
7,440
7,440

44, 780
13. 080

6,140
119.600
12. 280
43. 780

5. 940
12. 480

6.340
12. 080

6,940

6,125

6,000

54, 225

10, 870

5. 186

16, 065

10, 245

6.810

5.560

10. 620

32, 360

5,060

5,436

10, 120

5.185

5, 435

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS— Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule gi-ades — Continued
GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.-

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $15,426
19 83. 896
17 65. 220
36 123, 315
41 130, 690
19 58. 050

7 19, 410

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 810
27 124. 116
18 74. 060
31 115.085
38 126. 470
25 75. 830
10 27. 820

8 21. 440

7 34. 580
3 13. 700
6 2,6. 940
1 3. 280
I 2, 990

87 368. 870

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $.5, 810

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

28 130, 638

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

19 80, 23(1

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

31 118.085

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

39 133. 540

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

25 77. 830

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 . - -

10 28. 1 10

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

8 21. 600

Crafts protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $6,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900 —

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

C PC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230- -

Ungraded positions at amiual rates
equivalent to less than $5,060

5 24. 700
3 14. 325

6 2,5. 190
1 3.200
1 2. 910

72 298, 459

7 37. 205
3 14, 076

8 3t, 0f6
1 3. 360
1 3. 070

85 372, 627

Total permanent, field

305 1, 346, 449

45 18,5, 780

2 8. 937

98. 5 384. 843

366 1, 672, 740
48 198,467
3 13, 297

104. 5 417, 975

375 1, 761, .542

Deduct:

34 143, 232

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

3 13, 297
118. 6 470, 180

Net permanent, field (average num-

356.5

1, 536, 575

1, 998. 077
5,910

78. 735

419.5

1, 878. 951

2. 548. 210

7,226

52, 666

456.5

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

2, 075, 193
2, 529. 066

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

7,982
22,660

All personal services, field .

3, 619. 297

4, 486. 943

4. 634, 900

3, 829, 348

4,728,990

4, 884, 000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Field:
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account.. . .

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

9 $43, 736
165

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $21, 418

82

01 Personal sprviees

43,900

21,600

ALLOCATION TO REOLOCICAL SURVEY

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
schedule. Geological Survey)

$21,316

$54, 200

$20, 500

General Administrative Expenses, Bureau of Indian Affairs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

19.54 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivaleut of all other positions.

676

3

600

515

2

604

616

2

498

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$4,463
GS-6.2

$4. 661
GS-6.4

$4, 615

GS-6.4

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$2,833,496
10, 031

10, 893
50.568

$2, 497, 651
6,110

9.614
27,360

$2, 506, 232

Other positions - . -

4,425

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

9,435

Payment above basic rates

27, 350

2,904.988
126. 871
15. 482
79. 669
32. 152
23, 093
136. 210
142. 321

2,539,625
131, 462

14. 625
100. 384

29. 030

20, 460
115. 672
113.076

16, 102

2, 547, 442

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

129, 500
14, 225

04 Communication services..

05 Rents and utility services

105, 000
28.280

26, 950

07 Other contractual services

107, 619

108, 300

09 Equipment

68. 214

2.164

9.084

106

3,410

14, 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

15 Taxes and assessments -. -

3,360

3,360

3,542,764
62, 582

3,083,576
83, 576

3.083,676

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

83, 676

Total obligations from appropriated
tunds

3, 480, 172

3, 000, 000

3, 000, 000

368

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS— Continued

General Administrative Expenses, Bureau of Indian Affairs — Con.

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

Direct Obligations— Continaeii

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

Total direct obligations

Obtigaiions Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

07 Otiier contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Obligations incurred.—

1953 actual

$329

3, 480, 601

1.622
488

1954 estimate

$3, 000, 000

3,000

3,000

3, 003, 000

1955 estimate

$1, 775

3,001,776

3, 001, 776

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades;

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Commissioner

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Associate commissioner..

Chief counsel

Executive officer -

GS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:
Chief, branch of property and

supply...

Field representative

Finance officer

General attorney

Information officer

Organization and methods examiner .
Persomiel officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Assistant chief counsel

Budget officer

Information officer

Organization and methods examiner -

Position classifier

Property and supply officer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Attorney-adviser..

Budget analyst

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Budget analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer...

Position classifier

Procurement officer -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative analyst.

Administrative officer

Attorney-adviser.

Budget analyst- —

Information specialist

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Placement officer

Records management analyst

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6, Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,9.60 to $3,4.30....

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

"Ungraded positions at annual rates of

$5,060 01 above: Consultant

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av

erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-weeli base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13, 000

1 11.800

1 10. 800

1 11,800

9,600

9,800
10, 400
10,200
9,800
9,800

8, 500
8,960
8,560
9.360
8.660
8.360
8,360

14, 080
7,240
14.280
14, 480
7,040
7,440

42, 180

18,020

8,940
5,940
6,940
5,940

21,240
6,060
11,245
10, 120
16, 305

1
1

18
6
26
17
11
2

6,185
6, 436
79, 940
24, 270
97, 286
66,295
35,490
6,380

1 3, 230

3 8, 376

9,600

139 710, 696
9.7 51.643

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13. 000

1 11.800
1 11.050
1 11.800

9.600
9,000
9,600
9, 000
10. 400
10, 000
10. 000

8. 760
9.160
8,360

8,760
8,560
8,360

21, 920
7,440
7, 040

14, 880
7,240
7,640

7 42, 780
1 5. 940

3 18. 420

1
1
1
1

3
1
1
2
3
1

1

1

2
10

5
24
16
11

2

1
3

6,940
6,140
6, 940
6,140

16, 430
5,186
6,060
10, 370
16, 680
5,810

5.060
6,310
10. 870
44.675
20, 725
90, 216
54,400
36, 370
6,060

2,750
8,296

128 669, 136
3.4 17,400

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 000

1 11. 800
1 11.300
1 11, 800

9.800
9.600
9.800
9.800
10. 600
10.000
10, 000

8,760
9,360
8,560

8,760
8.560
8,560

22. 520
7.640
7.240

16. 080
7.240
7,640

7 42. 980
1 6.940
3 19. 020

1

1
1
1

3
1
1
2
3
1

1
1
2
10
6
24
16
11
2

1
3

6,140
6,140
6,940
6,340

15, 805
5,310
5,185

10,620

16, 055
6,810

6.185
6,436
10, 995
45, 800
21, 225
92. 965
65, 440
37, 170
6,220

2,830
8.536

128 680, 506
3.3 16,216

129.3 659,053
2,530

663

124. 6 651. 736
2,604

1,500

662,246

665, 740

124. 7 665, 290
2,450

1,600

669, 240

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Area director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Area director

GS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Areacounsel

Assistant area director

Persoimel officer

Superintendent

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Administrative officer

Budget officer

Finance officer. _

Personnel officer

Property and supply officer

Superintendent

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Budget officer

Classification officer

Finance officer.

Fiscal accountant

Goveramental accountant —

Personnel officer..

Placement officer..

Position classifier

Property and supply officer

Superintendent

GS-10. Range .$5,500 to $6,240:
Administrative officer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Accountant and auditor

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Budget analyst

Classification officer...

Fiscal accountant

Governmental accountant.

Personnel officer

Placement officer _

Position classifier.-

Procurement officer

Property and supi)ly officer...

GS-8, Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4..545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160. ,

Range $3,175 to $3,655.. ,

Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Range $2,750 to .$3,230

Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-:
GS-1.

Total permanent, field

Deduct:

Lapses _

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts.

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 9, 800
10 101. 200

26. 280
70. 680
78. 640
8. 360
94. 160

6
3
12

7
2
3
1
1
4

7,640
22. 120
58. 120
43. 440
21.920
90, 680

42, 380
12.080
18.020
6.940
6.140
23.760

2 11.880

3 17.820
6 31.600

13 83, 620

3

7

13

3

1

6

2

2

3

2

4

4

11

67

16

113

237

106

13

1

23,750

15, 555
37, 545
69. 780
15.180

5.810
31. 735
10. 620
10. 620

16. 555
10.120
21. 490
20.615
55. 670

247. 810

61. 425

416. 580

793, 650

321.830

36. 870

2,900

2 6. 660

4 11.248
2 4,840

732 3, 144, 988
69. 6 270, 798

195

699, 747

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad

01

All personal services, field.
Personal services.

467.5

2,174,443

6,266
3,765
8,363

4.639
45, 266

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 9. 800
10 102. 400

18. 120
70, 880
79. 040
8. 360
103, 320

7,640
29. 360
66. 760
44.440
21.920
97, 920

7 43. 380
1 5, 940

4 24, 160

6.140
24.160
n.880
12.080
18. 220
43. 680
70. 740

29, 750

3 15. 805

7 38.170

13 70, 780

6 30, 485

37, 295
10, 745

5

3

3

3

12

65

15

113

218

95

26, 560

15. 180

16.306

15.556

60. 440

242. 900

62. 050

424. 205

739. 435

296. 810

26. 270

2.980

2 5. 820

4 11.328
1 2,490

704 3, 111, 638

9.6 49.875

317

1,215,948

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 10. 000
10 102,800

18, 120
72. 080
80. 240
8,560
104, 320

7.840
29, 560
66. 760
44.640
22. 520
98, 120

7 43, 980
1 6, 140
4 24, 660

1
4
2
2
3
7
11

3

7
13
6

6.340
24. 560
11.880
12. 280
18.420
44, 180
71,340

29, 875

16, 180
38,920
72, 030
31,235

7 38, 045
2 10, 995

5
3
3

3

12

55

16

113

216

93

9

1

27,050

16,555

16, 565

16, 930

60,690

244. 130

62, 5,60

427. 205

736. 360

296. 390

26. 910

2,980

2 5.980
4 11.488
1 2.560

377.4

1,845,815

2,110
3,000
7,110

1,850
24,000

1,883,885

2, 904, 988

2, 639, 625

699 3, 127, 893

15.8 71,003

312

1,215,948

371.2

1,840,942

2,426
2.000
6,986

1,860
24, 000

1, 878, 202

2, 547, 442

Indian Tribal Funds

(Trust account)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

273
724
983

271
726
980

271
728
985

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 005
GS-5.1

$3,437

CPC-5.3

$3, 753

$4. 094
GS-6.1

$3,628

CPC-5.3

$3, 763

$4, 173

GS-5.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average s.^l3ry

$3, 597

CPC-6.3

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$3, 377

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

369

OBIjIGAIIONS BY

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions -

$1,006,816
1, 734, 445

4,225
10,154

$1,012,210
1. 734. 633

4,333
11,837

$1, 030. 734

1,740.611

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

4.850

12.315

Total personal services _ . . . .

2,755,640

104. 252

17.452

9.820

32. 451

2.950

887. 022

995. 400

102, 470

219,097

1,261,910

16,727,929
1,175,309

2,762,918

110, 252

18, 795

24,605

34,700

2,500

892, 100

982, 500

74,600

387, 078

1,271,343

13, 540, 800
1,380,250

2, 788, 510

113. 245

19.275

36. 635

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

37.000
3.100

998. 420

1.089,865

09 Equipment ....

76.000

385.800

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions- -

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance

1.371,484
13. 550. 000

Ifi TTivp'ifment'! and lnf\nR

1, 450. 000

24,291,702
35,375

21,482,241
36,375

21,919,334
36, 375

Deduct charges tor quarters and subsist-
ence.

24,256,327

21.445,866

21, 882. 969

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num

- Total

General schedule grades;

ber salary

ber salary

ber

salary

OS-13. Ranee $8,360 to $9,360;

2 $17, 720

2 $17,920

2

$17,920

GS-12. Ranee $7,040 to $8,040:

1 7,440

1 7, 440

7,640

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

7,440

Petroleum and natural gas engineer.

1 7,440

1 7,440

7,640

1 7,240

1 7,240

7,440

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Forester (administrator) (forest

manager)

1 6,140

1 6,140

6.340

Chief clerk -.

1 6,340

1 6,340

6.540

Administrative oflQcer

1 6, 540

1 6, 540

6.740

1 6. 940

1 6, 940

6.940

1 6, 940

1 6, 940

6.940

1 6,940

1 6, 940

6.940

1 6 140

1 6, 340

6.340

1 5, 940
1 6,540

1 6, 940

5,940

Petroleum and natural gas engineer.

1 6,740

6,740

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Superintendent of logging

1 6,750

1 6,750

6,876

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 5, 310

1 5, 435

6,660

Chief cleric.

1 6, 810

1 6. 810

6,810

Chief, land and realty

1 5. SIO

1 5. 810

6.810

1 6, 810

1 6.810

6.810

Criminal investigator

1 5, 436

1 6.560

6,685

1 5 686

1 6. 810

6,810

Administrative assistant

1 5,186

1 6.310

6,435

1 5,686

1 5, 810

6.810

Forester (administrator) .-

1 6. 185

1 6, 310

6,436

Land officer,.

1 5, 560

1 5,686

5,810

1 5.560

1 5,686

6,810

Plaiming and sawmill production

supervisor

1 6, 186

1 5,310

6,436

1 5.060

1 5, 060

5,185

GS-8 Range $4,620 to $5,370

4 18, 605

4 19,110

19,360

GS-7 Rant^e $4 205 to $1,955

17 75, 360

20 90, 225

20

92, 100

OS-6. R'lnge $'i,795 to $4,545

15 65. 220

16 67, 220

16

68, 470

GS-5 Range $3 410 to $4,160

37 1.52. 380

37 156, 130

36

155, 945

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

37 126.355

37 128,755

38

133, 930

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 - .

43 130. 460

40 127, 600

39

126, 370

GS-2. Range $2,7.50 to $3.230...

20 57, 880

17 51,230

16

49, 180

GS-1. Range $2.5110 to $2,930

4 10, 400

4 10, 720

4

10, 880

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-10. Range $t,liii5 to $5,316

1 5, 190

1 6, 315

1

.5, 316

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4,900

2 9. 300

2 9, 550

2

9.800

CFC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

4 18,835

4 19, 335

4

19, S35

rPC-7. Range $3,435 t3 $4,035

9 35,216

9 36,115

9

36, 516

CPC-6. Range $3,300 to $3.680

4 13, 600

4 13, 920

4

14,160

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

13 41,382

13 42, 422

13

43, 222

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to S3,230

4 12,120

i 12, 440

4

12,760

CPC-3. Ranse $2,552 to $3,032

9 25, 208

9 25, 928

9

26,568

CPO-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

3 7, 610

3 7,850

3

8,090

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Mill manager

1 15,000

1 16,000

1

15,000

Special assistant to mill manager.,.

1 10, 000

1 10,000

1

10,000

Medical officer ...

1 10, 120

1 10,120

1

10,120

Equivalent to less than $5,000 . _

15 32, 434

15 32, 434

17

32, 434

Total permanent, field

273 1,061,234

271 1,075,714

271 1

086,874

Deduct lapses

14 54, 418

16 63, 504

14

56,140

Net permanent, field (average num-

259 1,006,816

255 1,012,210

257 1

030, 734

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

ment

1, 734. 446

I, 734, 633

J

,740,611

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeIi base...

4, 225

!, 338

4,860

Pay:nent above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pav

10. 164

11,837

12,315

01 Personal services

2, 755, 640

2,762,918

2, 788, 610

Miscellaneous

Commutation of Treaty Obligations, Choctaw Nation of Indians in
Oklahoma, Bureau of Indian Affairs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

6
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3,380
GS-4.0

01 Personal services:

$17, 301
67

Regular pay in excess ol 52-week

17,368

7

20

1,127

83

18,605

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 186

1 3,636

2 6,980
2 6,680

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-"? Rinffp $2 950 to $3 230

6 20,280
0. 9 2, 979

Net permanent, field (average num-

6.1 17,301
67

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

17,368

Payment to Choctaw and Chickasaw Nations of Indians, Oklahoma

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcatioa

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

1

01 Personal services: Other than perma-

$1,476
21

8

1,606

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:

n^ 7 RflTKTo 3L1 00=; to $4 955

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4,205
0. 7 2, 729

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1,476

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

General Investigations, Bureau of Reclamation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1,726

39

1,402

971
24

860

1,025

28

978

370

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— Continued

General Investigations, Bureau of Reclamation — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— continued

Summary of Personal Serri-es— Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary ---

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade --

Ungraded positions: Average salary...

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions ---

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates. -. ---

Total personal service obligations..

Direct Obligations

Personal services

Travel ---

Transportation of things..

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printinj.' and reproduction

Other contractual services

Serviccsperformedbyotheragenci.es

Supplies and materials

Equipment -

Lands and structures

Refunds, awards, and indemnities...
Taxes and assessments

01
02
03
04
05
06
07

08
09
10
13
15

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

ig.'i.i actual

$4,687
GS-7.0

$3,437

CPC-5.6

$3,735

$6,481,608

125, 659

21,172

73, 520

6, 701, 959

Obligations Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

Personal services

Travel

Transportation of things.

Communication services

Rents and utility services ■

Printing and reproduction..

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obligations .

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Payment above basic rates.

Total personal services

02 Travel-

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials...

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures....

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations.

6, 688, 511

417, 954
40, 043
48, 946
49, 634
44.907

517,853
55, 460

273.375
50,380

385, 269
4,660
10, 644

1954 estimate

$4,927
OS-7.5

$3,593

CPC-5.5

$3,477

$4, 044, 052
79, 507
16,374
46, 717

4,186,650

8, 587, 636
24,016

8, 563, 621

13, 448

640

3

313

2.580
1,386
11,435

8. 593, 426

4, 148, 500

255, 370

13,716

32, 881

34,156

66,060

1,014,939

17, 443

154, 197

48,316

145, .573

307

6,041

5, 937, 499
4,900

1955 estimate

38, 150
4, ,500

750

2,750
3,900
2, 4.50
0,260

68, 760

5,991,349

$5,115
GS-8.3

$25, 234

3,300

244

28,778

3, 659

50

195

100

187

1,797

1,816

10

1,000

32

37,624

$1, 500

10

50

50

90

2,000

1,229

300

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOfilCAL SURVEY

Total number of permanent positions

Fullrtioae equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

$4, 553
OS-6.8

$4, 578
GS-6.8

$4, 910
GS-7.2

$3, 632
CPC-5.5

$4, 787, 090
103, 649
21,631
56, 454

4, 968. 824

4, 942, 324

244, 885

19, 730

32, 741

32,523

49, 957

280, 657

59, 625

149,814

64, 184

67, 500

408

6,352

5, 950, 600
5,000

5, 945, 000

26, 600
2,600

4,000

1,000

400

3,500

38, 000

5, 983. 000

$4, 608
GS-6.8

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 .actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO OEOLOOTCAL SURVEY—

continued
01 Personal services:

$66, 141
3,676

$88,900
8,600

300

$39, 900

3,000

217
872

100

Total personal services

69. 806

7.536

508

369

282

288

3,213

136

7,297

3,692

174

97,700
10, 000
800
600
200
300
6,500

43.000

02 Travel

6,600

03 Transportation of things ~

400

200

05 Rents and utilitv services

100

100

2,400

Serv ices performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and mLiterials

12,018

6,700

200

6.400

2,700

15 Taxes and assessments ..

100

Total obligations

83, 201

133,918

60,000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Total number of permanent positions

1
1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, .560
GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

$5, 064
8

$460

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

6,072

290

2

108

450

465

Total oblleations

5,472

916

SUMMARY

SnmmaTif of Personal .'Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

1,748

41

1,422

992

28

874

1,033

29

987

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary - -

$4, 979
OS-7.8

$3,437

CPC-5.6

$3, 735

$4, 752
GS-7.1

$3. 693

CPC-5.5

$3,477

$4,759
OS-7.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,632

CPC-5 8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,788

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$6. 667, 047
132, 535
21, 397
74, 636

$(, 133,402
88,007
16, 674
46, 717

$4, 826, 990

106, 649

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

21,731
66, 464

Total personal service obligations...

6, 795, 615

4, 284, 800

6, Oil, 824

Direct Obligations

6, 782. 167

429. 439
40, 601
49, 512
50, 124
46, 382

622,863
65, 596

282,488
63, 982

386, 269
4,660
10, 860

4,246,660

266, 870

14, 526

33, 431

34, 406
66, 915

1, 022, 439

17,443

167,444

65, 316

145, 573

307

6,241

4,985,324

02 Travel _

250, 485
20, 130

32, 941

32, 623

,50, 057

282, 957

Services performed by other agencies-

69, 625
155,214

66, S84

67, 500

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

408
6,452

Subtotal

8, 713, 933
24,016

6, 077, 661
4,900

6,010,600

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -.

5, 600

Total direct obligations

8, 689, 918

6, 072, 661

6, 005, noo

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

13, 448

640

3

313

38,150
4,600

26,600

2,600

750

4,000

2,760
3,900
2,450

2,580
1,386

1,000

08 Supplies and materials

400

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

371

OBLiOATiONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsemerUs
From Other .4ccoMn/3— Continued

09 Equipment

$11,435

$6. 260

$3, 500

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-
counts

29, 805

58,750

38,000

8, 719, 723

6,131,411

6, 013, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Fleldf
General schedule grades:
QS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chairman _

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

District manager

Engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Economist _..

Engineer

Geologist -_-

Hydrologist

Irrigation assistant

Operation and development officer..

Operation and maintenance officer. .

Programs officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,M0:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Chief hydrologist

Economist

Engineer

Geologist -

Hydrologist

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant

Land officer.

Land assistant

Land-use officer

Land-use assistant.

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Repayment officer

Repayment assistant

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer.

Attorney.

Economist — _.

Engineer

Finance officer...

Finance assistant

Geologist

Hydrologist

Irrigation assistant _

Land officer _

Land a,ssistant

Land-use officer...

Land-use assistant..

Personnel officer

Per.sonnel assistant...

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Property officer..

Repayment assistant

Superintendent, drilling operations.

Supply officer

Teclinicai editor

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,260:

Administrative officer

Administrative assistant..

Accountant ,

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer _

Attorney...

Administrative assistant

Budget analyst

Chemist

Economist

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant. -

Geologist —

Hydrologist

Economist

Land assistant

Land-use officer

Land-use assistant

Office services officer

Personnel officer..

Personnel assistant

Procurement assistant

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Property assistant..

Repayment assistant

Supply officer

Technical editor

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $ll,0.';o

30, 400
19,200

1,360

44,600
269, 760

9, IGO
17, 520

8,360
17, 320

8,360

8,560

14,280

71
6
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
1
2
1
2

2
1

23

100

1

3

10
9
1

7,240

59, 120
628, 200

44, WO
7,440
8,040
7,240
7,240

21,920
7,840

14, 480
7,240

14,880
7,040

16,480

13,080

6,340

145, 020

631,240

6,940

20,220

61,800

65,860

6,640

16
2
6
2
2
1

101, 240
12,680
31,300
12,680
12,880
5,940

12, 080
6,140
6,640

12,280

6,750

1
1

6

1

1

26

171

3

7

9

9

4

34

4

9

5,810

6,060

26, 300

6,560

5.810

137, 060

908. 415

15. 680

37, 920

47. 415

47. 640

21,740

181, 790

22, 740

49, 916

5,310

6,686

5,310

6,660

5,810

11,120

6,060

6,310

10,620

22, 616

40,085

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,0.50

20,200
19,000

4 35, MO

32 280.120

1 9, 160

1 8,560
'i"""9,366"

4 29,760
43 319,920
4 29,760

4 29,960
36 263,480

5 37, 600

8,040
7,240
7,440

29, 560
7, 610
7,240
7,240

15,280
7,240

13, 080

6,340

85, 220

437, 320

6,940

13,880

31.100

32, 300

1

11

2
4

6,340
71,740
12, 8,90
25,160

1
11
3
4

6,640
72, 140
19, 760
24,560

1

6,140

1

6,340

1
1

6,140
6,740

1

6,340

1

6,140

1

6,140

1 6, 140

1 6, 875

1 5. 875

1 6, 250

1 5, 810

1 5, 185

4 20. 990

1 5. 685

114
2
4
4
7
2
26
3
4

48. 540
623. 380
10. 745
22,115
21.615
37. 920
10, 370
141,060
15, 930
22, 740

5,810
5 436
5,686
6,810
6,435

17, 430
24,976

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,2.M

2 19. 800
2 19,600

1 8,360

3 27, 480

30 265,800

1 9, 360

1 8,560
'i""'9,'366

1 7, 240
1 7,010

8,010

1 7,640
3 22, 920

2 15,680
1 7, 240

2 12, 280

1 5, 940

11 73. 140

71 463, 040

2 13,880
8 61,320
7 45, 380

1

6,340

1 6,000

I

6,850
10, 120

2 10, 996
1 6,810

8 43, 980

113 628. 115

2 10. 620

2 11.245

6 26. 800

7 38. 045
4 20. 820

22 120.945

3 16. 180

4 22, 990

1 6,810
"i 6,'666

3 17, 430

4 20,606

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
General scliedule grades—Continued
GS-7. Range $-1,205 to $4,955

Num- Total
ber salary

279

Num- Total
ber salary

158

Num- Total
ber salary

163

GS-6 Range $3 795 to $4 545

$1, 246, 760
84 346.010
173 627.855
167 520.310
155 479.890
111 309.770
14 35, 000

1 4, 775

2 7, 980
1 4, 035
4 12, 856

3 8, 970
1 2, 632

1 5,200
91 338,422

$690. 705
44 187,980
85 315. 100
92 279.100
87 274.540
36 102. 040
2 6,160

$741,090
48 206,085

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,100

89 336.535

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,43C

106 359,000
88 27.5,600

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3.230

52 147.770

GS-1 Range $2 5nn to $2 980

4 10, 320

Crafts, protective, ami custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range*!. 150 to $4,900

CPC-S. Range $3,750 to $t.490...

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230.

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:
Foreman ,

1 4,035

1 4,035

1 3, 150

1 3, 230

1 .5. 200
35 119,972

1 5, 200

64 241,054

1,725

7, 983, 225

348

1,468,981

203.4

966,178

189.9

933. 542

971

4. 729, 297

101.5

498, 619

154.9

765, 210

111.2

578, 684

1,025

Deduct:

4,956,629
125.7

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

490,149
192.9

Add portion of salaries c-arrled in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

908. 437
244

1.230,047

Ket permanent, field (average nura-

1.363.5

6,481,608

102. 690
2,881
20, 088
21,172

51, 292

1,723

20, 506

825.8

4.044.052

57,410

345

21. 752

16,374

32,472
1,300
12, 945

950.4

Other positions:
Temporary employment .

4,787,090
85. 514

Part-time employment

630
17. 605

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

21,631
42, 639

1,350

Additional pay for services abroad —

12. 465

6, 701, 959

4. 186, 650

4,968,824

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

6,688,511
13.448

4, 148, 600
38, 150

4,942,324

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

26,500

"General investigations, Bureau of

6,689.088
12. 871

4, 158, 786
27,864

4,968,824

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND \VILDI.IFE
SERVICE

Field:
General schedule grades;
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 $6,340
1 6, 140

1 6. 435
3 15. 930

2 9, 160
1 3,030

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

9 46. 035
0.8 3,491
3.3 17,310

Deduct;

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts ._

Net permanent, field (average

4. 9 25, 234

3,300

244

other positions: Temporary employ-

Payment above basic rates: Additional

28, 778

ALLOCATION TO OEOLOCICAL SURVEY

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
schedule, Geological Survey)

$59, 806

$97, 700

$43, 000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL PARI? SERVICE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 $5, 660
0.7 3,610

0.6 3,114

Deduct portion of salaries shown above

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

0. 1 $450

Net permanent, field (average num-

0.8 5,064
8

0.1 450

Regular pay m excess of 52-week base...

6,072

450

372

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— Continued

Construction and Rehabilitation, Bureau of Reclamation

OBLIQAIIONS BX OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUEEAU OF RECLAMATION

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

FuU-time equivalent olall other positions-

10, 229

146

8,009

7,635

124

6,577

7,015

106

6,681

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 676

as-6.8

$3, 143

CPC-1.5

$3,942

$4,783
QS-7.0

$3,229

CPC^.4

$4, 036

$4 915

GS-7.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,187

Average grade

CPC-4 2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,097

Personal service obligations:

$36, 853, 800
638, 947
199,031
918, 751

$30, 360, 395
490. 542
167. 925
691,002

$27,313,272

Other positions

427 960

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

221,276
585 893

Total personal service obligations—

37,610,529

31, 709, 864

28, 548, 390

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

37,119,026

1,037,463

2,038,315

379, 240

737, 970

196, 831

1,633,241

656, 698

12,363,226

2, 469, 684

117,026,373

8,461

90, 017

90, 941

31,409.864

1,047,154

1,585,458

419, 584

787,083

214, 377

3,749,283

278, 846

9,192,302

2, 272, 123

98,076,871

1,000

37.421

77.528

28 248,490

956, 957

1 191 333

04 Communication services

386,600
704, 906
209 710

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services-.- --

Services performed by other agencies-

1,614,960

293, 514

6, 846, 166

1,993,448

83,064,241

1.000

33, 220

67 005

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

175, 737, 386
880, 824

149, 148, 964
696, 208

125, 610, 540
499, 685

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

174. 856. 562

148. 463, 746

125,110,855

Obligations Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

391, 503

1,341

7,768

16

1,679

8.5, 455

14,004

242, 106

485, 371

300,000

299,900

02 Travel

04 Communication services

21, 300
76,000
27,768
197, 730

09 Equipment

31,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

1, 229, 243

622, 788

330. 900

Tot«l nhligntions

176,086,805

149,076,534

125,441,755

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE

Average number of all employees. . .

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,563
GS-6.9

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$27, 100
2,500

100

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

29,700
3,600

500
6,200

700

02 Travel .

Total obligations .

40,700

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARM Y

Total number of permanent positions

3
2

Average salaries and grades: Ungraded
positions: Average salary

K425

01 Personal services; Permanent posi-
tions

$8,850
31,150

09 Equipment

Total obligations

40,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-
tions-

$496

02 Travel

$750
3,709
1,200

07 Other contractual services

12,140

09 Equipment

Total obligations

12,635

6,659

10, 232

146

8,011

Summary of Personal Services

7,635

124

6,683

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

7.015

106

6,681

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,676
GS-6.8

$3,143

CPC-4.5

$4,183

.$4, 673
OS-7.0

$3,229

CPC-4.4

$4,036

$4,915

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

QS-7.1
$.3, 187

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

CPC-4.2

$4. 097

Personal service obligations:

$36,863,146
638, 947
199,031
918, 751

$30,387,495
493,042
168. 025
691.002

$27. 313, 272

Other positions - -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-

427, 950
221, 275
585. 893

Total personal service obligations- -

37, 519, 874

31,739,564

28, 648, 390

Direct ObUga'.ions

37, 128, 371

1,037,463

2,038,315

379, 240

737, 970

196,831

1, 646, 381

566, 698

12, 363, 226

2, 500, 834

117,026,373

8,461

90, 017

90, 941

31. 439, .564

1,051,604

1,68.5,468

419, 684

787,083

214,877

3, 7.59. 192

278, 846

9,193,062

2, 273, 323

98,070,871

1,000

37, 421

77, 528

28, 248, 490

02 Travel

9.56. 957

1,191,333

386, COO

704, 906

06 Printing and reproduction -

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies-

08 Supplies and materials

209, 710
1,6)4,950

293, 614
6,84,5,166

09 Equipment

1,993,448

83,064.241

1.000

33. 220

67, 005

U Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

176, 790, 021
880, 824

149, 195, 313
695, 208

125, 610, 540
499,685

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations

174, 909, 197

148, 500, 105

125, 110 855

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services .-

391, 603

1,341

7,768

16

1,679

85, 455

14, 004

242, 106

485, 371

300,000

299,900

02 Travel... .- -..

03 Transportation of things .. ..

06 Rents and utility services

21, 300
76, 000
27, 768
197, 730

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

31,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1,229,243

622, 788

330, 900

Total obligations

176, 138, 440

149, 122, 893

125, 441, 7,55

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

District manager- ._ .--

Engineer.

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Architect

Attorney - -

District manager

Assistant district manager

Engineer -

Finance officer -

Geologist -

Irrigation officer

Land officer

Power officer

Project manager

Supply olficer

GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative olficer

Attorney

Chief geologist

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10, 800
7 77, 860

11 110, 800

1 9. 800

54 543,600

1 9, 600
1 9, 800
1 10, 000

1 10, 400

5 43, 000

14 123, 440

1 8,760

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800
9 101,460

1
1

11
1

49
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

10, 000

10, 400

111,400

9,800

492, 400

10. 000

9.600
10, 000
10, 000
10, 400
10. 600

9,800

5 43, 800
14 124,840
1 8,760

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,060
9 102,200

1
1

10
1

60
1
1

10,200

10,600
102, 000

10. 000
608. 500

10. 000
9,800

1
1
1
1

6
14
1

10, 200
10, 600
10.600
10, 000

44,800

126, 640

8,960

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

373

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBVicES — Continued

Field— Continued
General sciiedole grades— Continued
GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Chief hydrologist --

Assistant district manager

Economist

Engineer.

Finance officer

Finance assistant

Geologist

Information officer

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant-

Land officer

Land assistant

Land -use officer

Land-use assistant

Liaison officer

Management analyst

Operation and development officer-
Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Personnel officer

Personnel assistant- --

Power officer--

Power assistant

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Project manager

Assistant to the regional director.,.

Repayment officer

Superintendent

Supply officer

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,010:

Administrative officer,,

Architect

Attorney

Auditor

Budget officer

Chemist--

Economist -

Engineer

Finance officer _

Finance assistant

Geologist,,. -

Information officer

Information assistant

Inspector-,-

Irrigation officer „

Irrigation assistant

Land officer

Land assistant

Land-use officer ,

Land-use assistant

Management analyst

Office services officer

Operation and development officer,.
Operation and maintenance officer-
Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Persoimel officer

Personnel assistant,, -,_

Pilot-.- -

Physicist

Power officer

Power assistant- , ,

Procurement officer

Procurement assistant _

Programs and finance officer-, ,

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Project manager

Property officer ,

Repayment assistant

Superintendent

Supply officer ,

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Administrative assistant

Architect

Attorney

Auditor ,

Budget officer

Chemist

City manager-

Economist

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant

Foreman

Geologist

Hydrologist

Hydrometeorologist,-,

Illustrator _-

Information officer

Information assistant..

Inspector

Irrigation assistant

Land oflicer

Land assistant

Land-use officer

Land-use assistant

Management analyst.
Office services officer,.
Personnel officer.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,760

1 8,560
5 46,000

176

1,647,280

2 18. 320
17,120
43.400

9,360
8,760
8,560

35,440
8,760
9,160

26,680

18.120
25,880

18,620
26,280
45.000
16. 920
8.360
16,920

1

2
2

7
1
17

8.760
18.320
17,720

62,280

7,840

129,680

1 7,240
3 21,320
16 118,040
409

3, 049, 924
6 44,640
59, 920
60,880
8,010
7,440
7,640
8,010
21,720
14,480
96, 120
50,680
52, 280
37, 200
7,840
8,040
14,080

2
6
1
4

1

3
1
1

7
14

14,880
37,000

7,640
2S, 760

7.440
50, 080
21,920

8,040

7,640
60. 880
102, 360

2 15,080
1 7, 240

12
11
2
2
1
2
2
1
7
568

76,280
71,340
12,680
11,880

6,740
12, 480
12,880

6,540
43, 180

3, 579, 922

66,460

118,060

6,740

87,160

6,340

6,340

6,140

19,420

12,480

66, 860

26,160

12,280

118,660

13, 080

104, 980

24,660

18,820

66,060

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,760

6 54, 160
156

1,379.520

2 18.320

3 26, 080
3 25,480

8,960
8.660
17,920
8,560

2 18, 320
1 8.360

3 27, 080

8,7fi0
9,160
9.360
17,720
46.800
26.480
8,560
8,560
9,360

1 8,560
1 8,660

29,360

13 100,120
1 7,040

3 21,320

8 61,120
336

2, 537, 390

7 62.880

10 75, 600

7 51, 080

7,440

15,080
7,240

29,660

21,720
7.240

37,600
7,840
8.040
7,240

7,440
15,280
52,880

7,840
21,620

7,440
22, 620
30, 160

51,480
88,080
7,040
8,040
8,040
7,240
7,440

38, 240

65,000

12,680

29, 700

6,940

6,340

12,880

6,540

37,640

12
1
1
1
1
1

6
10

2

5

1

1

2

1

6
472

2,991,355

8 50, 520
17 108,680

13 80,820

43, 780
31,900
19,220
137, 740
6,740
66,000
32,700

10 64,400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,960

6 54,760
166

1, 473. 480

2 18,520

3 26. 280
3 25,880

1

8.960

2 18, 120
1 8,700

2 18. 320
1 8.560

3 27,680

8.760
9.160
9.360
17.720
46,000
25. 880
8.560
8,760

8,760
8,560

29,360

13 100,920
1 7,010

3 21,720

8 61,720
348

2, 650, 2.50

7 53. 080

10 76,400

7 51,680

1

7,6!0

7,040

7.440

30,160

23.120

7.440

38.200

8.040

8.040

7,240

1 7. 440

2 l.S. 480
8 60, 920
1 7, 840

3 21,820

22, 720
23, 320

7 62, 680
12 89, 880

1

8,040

1

8,040

1

7,240

4 25, 780

10 65, 600

2 13, 080

6 36, 440

1 6, 340

2 13, 080

6

493

38, 240

149,892
44, .380
104, 140

12 75, 680
1 6, 540

6
4
3

19
1

10
6

37, 840
26, 560
19, 620
126,600
6,740
65, 800
33, 300

9 58, 660

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-11. Range .$6,940 to $6,940-Con.

Persormel assistant

PUot -

Photographer .,.

Physicist

Power assistant

Procurement officer

Procurement assistant

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Property officer

Property assistant ,,,

Repayment assistant

Superintendent

Supply officer ,

Supply assistant.,.

Technical editor

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Administrative assistant

Budget officer .,.

Budget analyst

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant ..,

Land officer

Land assistant

Office services officer

Office services assistant

Personnel officer

Procurement assistant,.

Property assistant--

Superintendent--

Supply officer

Supply assistant,--

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

-Administrative assistant

Architect

Attorney

Auditor

Budget officer ,

Budget analyst

Chemist

Economist .,,

Engineer

Finance officer , ,_,

Finance assistant

Foreman

Geologist _,_

Illustrator

Inspector

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant

Land officer

Land assistant

Land-use assistant

Legal assistant ,,

Librarian

Management analyst

Office services officer

Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Personnel officer

Persoimel assistant , „

Pilot

Physicist

Power assistant

Procurement officer...

Procurement assistant

Programs officer

Programs assistant

Property officer

Property assistant

Repayment assistant

Statistician..

Superintendent

Assistant superintendent

Supply officer

Supply assistant

Technical editor

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160,.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655,.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430,.

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230,.

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2.980..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,505 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range .$.S,740 to $4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680.

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,7.W to .$3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$56, 660
6, WO
13,080
12,880
18,620
18,220
44,180
24, 760
62,600
24, 360
31,700
6,740
19,220
43, 980
19, 820
6,940

6,979
17,875

6,126

6,250
11,876

5,760
40, 750

5,875

1
1
3
1
1
2
1

1

42
2
8
1
2
2
6

847

5,625
6,500

18, 375
6, 626
6,000

11,760
6,250

5,185

226, 146

10,995

41,980

5,310
10, 620
11,126
32, 735
46,915

4,562,867

3 16, 665

15 296,540

1 5,810
3 69, 280

2 10, 995
■6 352, 585

2
2
39
21
1
1
8

1
2

18
2
1
1
8

13
1

16
4

14

10, 120

10, 245

206,840

111,135

6,810

5,060

43, 106

15,805

6,810
11,120
99, 330
10, 495

5,060

5,185
42, 856
70, 280

6,310
86, 586
21.615
76, 840

2

5

1

2

6

1

68

1,531

6

651

2

1,065

10, 620
28,425

5,810
11,620
32, 360

5,060
335,445

6,887,110

2,

1,028

3

655

6
4
6
6
15
12
32
47
7

665, 542

884,357

567, 876

169, 269

, 861, 369
153, 780

26, 325
17,600
24, 940
22,110
61,280
39,288
93,440
128, 724
18, 480

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$58, 660
6,140
13,280
12,880
19,220
6,140
26, 560
25,160
68,860
18,820
25, 660

3 19, 020

8 51, 920

2 12,880

1 6,940

6,125
6,250

688

5,750
5,750

29,500
5,875

31,780
6, 875
6,750
6,600

12,500

11,625
6,125
5, 600
6,260

5.810

186, 700

10, 995

10, 370

6,435
11,495
16,680
21.825
48, 790

3,719,816

4 22, 240

284, 180

5,810

43, 105

10, 995

295, 890

6,060

30, 485

10,020

138, 125

82, 525

5,810

6 26, 675

4 23, 295

1 6.810

2 10, 870
18 98, 680

2 10, 620

1 5, 060

8
11
1
15
6
11
1
2
6
1

44,605
60,036

5,435
83,276
27, 925
61,155

5,810
10, 745
29,300

6,810

4 21,866
1 5. 185
41 205, 795
1,147

5,251,091
530

2, 226, 700
860

3, 230, 167
783

2, 663, 324
727

2,271,006
306

885, 106
13 33, 700

4
3
3
4
7
10
17
39
4

20,385
12,950
12,970
15,140
24, 240
33, 340
51,470
112, 800
10, 620

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$66, 400

6,140
13,280
13, 080
19,420

6,340
26, 160
25, 560
52,720
19,020
26, 160

5,940
19,420
62,120
13, 280

6,940

6,126
6,260

10
1
2
2
3
1
4
4
8
3
4
1
3
8
2
1

1

1

5
1
5
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1

2
26
2
2
1
2
3
4
7
710

30,100
6,000

31,905
6,000
6,876
6, 626

12,500
6,000
6,260
5,600
6,260

10, 870
142, 410
11,245
10, 620
6,660
11.620
16, 806
22, 125
39, 046

3,871,646

2 11,370

S 265,250

1 6,810
8 43, 480

2 11,120
19 214,090

4
2
24
13
2

20, 740
10, 870
133, 915
72. 655
10, 995

5
2

1
2
18
2
1

27, 165
12,560

6,810
10, 870
99, 680
10, 995

5,185

6
11
1

14
6

11
1
2
2
1

33,860
61, 160

5,560
78, 715
33,235
62,160

5,810
10, 995
11,746

5,810

2 11,370
1 5,310
32 164,250
1,024

4, 758, 396
477

2, 033, 395
801

3, 056, 168
701

2, 402, 974
637

2, 015, 269
301

889, 411
14 36, 680

3
3
2
2

5
6
14
38
4

15, 695
13,200
8,980
7,770
17,620
20, 484
43,300
107, 776
10, 740

374

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— Continued

Construction and Rehabilitation, Bureau of Reclamation — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COIltitUied

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
tJnsr;\(ied positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:
Rlirksmith

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 200
6 33.019
1 5. 252
3 15,600
I .5, 512
13 71.760
24 139,027
6 32, 761
3 17,034
6 38, 666

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $43,396

10 $54,003

1 5, 200
9 46, 800
7 37, 370
16 93,869

1 5, 200

7 36, 400

6 32, 250

14 83, 905

General mobile eqiiipment operator.

3 16,912

3 18, 634

1 5, 429

4 20, 820
12 6,5,936

2 10,400

3 15, 540

4 21, 372

1 6,179

1 5, 429

1 5, 460
6 .34,612

2 10, 732

3 16. 640
2 11,232
2 11,024
1 5, 096
1 6, 240
1 6, 242

3 15, 700

20 107, 224

4 21, OflS

Pinefitter _ . _

2 10,420

3 15, SfiO

2 10, 192

2 10, 192

1 6,377
935

3, 541, 198

612

2, 367, 566

404

1,549,360

10,229

45,900,611

2.067.4

8, 582, 265

614.8

2,964,619

317.4

1, 440, 073

7, 635

35,869,220

878.4

3,909,441

.592.9

2, 993. 775

291.2

1,394,391

7,015

Deduct:

33,949,990
1,014.3

rortion of salaries shown above paid

4,417,156
664. 9

Add portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this ac-

3, 292, 105
239.1

1,072,543

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber net salary)

7,864.2

36, 853, 800

369. 134

17, 545

1,52, 268

199. 031

806, 5.59
42.8.53
69. 339

6, 454. 9

30, 360, 395

328,676
16, S09
145, 057
167,926

.582, 995
41,850
66, 157

5, 574. 9

Other positions:

27,313,272
283, 105

14, 500

130, 345

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

221, 275
,502,911

Niphtwork differential -.

37, 982

Additional pay for service abroad

45, 000

37, 510, 529

31,709,864

28, 648, 390

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

37.119.026
391, .503

31,409,864
300,000

28, 248, 490

Obligations payable out of reimbursc-

299,900

"Construction and rehabilitation,

37, 610, 529

31,699.464
10,400

28, 648, 390

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICl'LTUKE

Field:
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

6 $27,100

2,500
100

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment

29.700

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARM V

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
schedule, Department of the
Army) ..

$8,860

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

Field:

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

$495

Operation and Maintenance, Bureau of Reclamation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual 1964 estimate 1965 estimate

PUREAD OF RECLAMATION

Summnry of Pergonal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees ---

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

Average salary - ..-

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade _ -

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Otlier positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total person.al service obligations. ..

Direct Obligatiovs

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services-

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

00 Efiuipmcnt

10 Lands and structures..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Ta.xes and assessments..

Subtotal-. -

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

ObligtUions Payable Oat of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

05 Rents and utilities

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures..

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obligations

3.397

105

3.271

$4,396
OS-6.2

$3. 467

CPC-6.5

$3. 962

$12, 995, 420

307, 130

42,010

382, 522

13, 727, 082

13, 722, 117
240, 066
109, 427
158, 773
384, 757
14, 282

1, 647, 992

83. 761

2. 880. 688
6S6. 029
679. 441

32,602
40,100

3,509

98

3,420

$4, 526
GS-6.4

$3,547
CPC-6.7

$4, 172

$14.2.36,110

299. 615

47,316

372, 320

14,955,360

20, 680, 034
417, 444

20, 162, 690

4,965
249
14,993
.35
13, 616
10,000

43,858

20, 206, 448

14,947,860

2.33. 718

102,081

168,276

316,295

18, 699

2, 217, 390

68. 610

2, 172, 510

639, 957

270. 562

1.0.54

48, 614

21,205,626
435, 032

20, 770, 694

7,600

100
7,600
10,000

3,597

81

3,680

.$4, 522
GS-6.3

$3,636

CPC-6.8

$4,221

$15, 697, 645
275, 921
54, 284
400, 603

16, 428, 353

16, 420, 853

268, 776

126,099

177, 700

465, 617

16,788

3. 897, 243

27,016

2, 575, 109

1, 338. 889

337. 376

1,465

64,230

26, 706, 150
465, 863

26, 260, 287

7,600

10,000

17,600
25, 267, 787

ALT,0CATlOX TO FISH AND WILDLIFE
SERVICE

01 Personal services: Positions other

$1, 344
11
3

22
120

02 Travel

08 Supplies :ind materials

Total obligations _

1,600

ALLOCATION TO OEOLOOICAL SURVEY

Total number of permanent positions

\verage number of all employees

6
6

4
4

3
3

Average salaries and grades;
General scliedule grades;
Average salary

$4, 553
GS-6.8

.$4, 678
GS-6.8

$4,608

GS-6.S

01 Persona! services:

$24, 837
1,036

97
203

$17, 900

$16, 200

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

100

100

26, 172

1,397

16

41

201

18,000
1,000

15,300

02 Travel

800

06 Rents and utility services

ioo

IOO

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

375

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY—

continued

$28
1,105
23
1,520
399
38

$1,000

$.500

605
300

1,000

200

100

Total obligations

30. 940

20,906

18,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services. -

$2,853

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

3,513

98

3,424

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

3,402

105

3,276

3,600

81

3 683

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

$4, 474
GS-6.6

$3,457

CPC-5.5

$3,962

$4, ,552
GS-6.6

$3. 547

CPC-6.7

$4,172

$4, 665
GS-6 5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3 636

Average grade

CPC-5 8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 221

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions . . . _

$13. 020, 257
309, 509

$14,264,010

299,016

47,416

372,320

$15,712,845
275 921

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates .

382,726

40O 603

Total personal service obligations.. .

13, 764, 698

14,973,360

16,413,663

Direct ObJigations

13,749,633
241, 473
109, 443

158 814

14, 966, 860

234,718

102, 081

168, 276

316,396

18, 699

2, 218, 390

68, 610

2,173,015

640, 257

270, 562

1,064

48.014

16, 436. 153

02 Travel

269, 676
126 099

03 Transportation of things

177,700
466 717

05 Rents and utllitv services-

384, 958

14, 313

1,661,972

83,784

2, 882, 328

686, 428

679, 441

32,602

40, 138

16 788

3, 897, 743

27, 016

2 676 109

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment __ . , .

1 339 089

337, 375

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

1,466
54, 330

Subtotal

20, 615, 327
417,444

21, 226, 631
435, 032

26 724 150

Deduct claarges for quarters and subsist-

20, 197, 883

20, 791, 499

25, 268, 287

ObligaUons Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accottnts

01 Personal sei^ices

4,965
249
14,993
35
13, 616
10,000

7,600

7, 500

06 Rents and utilities

08 Supplies and materials

100
7,600
10,000

10,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
rmint.<i

43, 858

25, 200

17 500

Total obligations

20, 241, 741

20, 816, 699

25, 286, 787

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000
1 3, 535
1 3, 655

General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant to the director of opera-

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800
1 3, 410
1 3, 575

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $t,160 ..

1 3, 660

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

1 3. 655

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

3 16, 785
75

3 17, 190
0.5 1.836

3 17. 316
1 6 082

Net permanent, departmental (aver-
age number, net salary)

3 16, 710
66

2.5 15,354
66

2 11 233

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base...

67

All personal services, departmental.

16, 776

15, 420

11.300

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES COntinucd

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
City manager

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Branch director

District manager

Engineer

Irrigation officer

Power officer

Project manager

Superintendent.--

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Assistant branch director -.

Economist -

Engineer -- _ -.

Irrigation oflScer-

Irrigation assistant

Operation and maintenance officer..

Power officer

Project manager.-

Assistant project manager

Superintendent

Assistant superintendent.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\dministrative officer

City manager

Economist

Engineer

Finance officer

Information officer

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant.

Land assistant

Land-use officer

Land-use assistant _

Operation and maintenance officer-
Personnel officer -.

Pilot

Power officer

Power assistant

Superintendent __

Assistant superintendent

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Administrative olficer

.Administrative assistant

Budget officer _^

Economist r__....v .".._::

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant

Foreman

Information assistant

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant

Land assistant

Land-use officer

Land-use assistant

Operation and development officer. .
Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Personnel assistant

Power assistant.

Superintendent

Assistant superintendent

Supply officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistaut

Comptroller.- -

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant

General foreman

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant

Land officer

Personnel officer

Power assistant

Superintendent

Supplv officer.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Administrative officer

Administrative assistant

Economist -

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant

Foreman

Inspector

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant

Land-use officer -

Management analyst

Meteorologist

Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Personnel officer

Personnel assistant...

Pow-er assistant

Procurement officer

Programs assistant-

Property officer

Property assistant

Repayment assistant

Superintendent

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,800

1 10, 400

""'3""3i,"4CI0'

1 9, 600
1 10, 000

2 17. 920
1 9,100

11 97, 676
1 9, 160

17,320
26,080
17,720

8,960
86, 200

9,100

7,840
7,840

7,440
8,040
7,040
7,640

1 7, 640
'4""29,'766

1

,240

13 95, 320

3 22, 620
1 7, 240

4 25, 960

1 6,140

52 327,420

1 6, 340

26, 160

6,740

31, 100

20,420

6,340

12,280

13, 680

6,540

6,340

11

67, 540
44, 580
1 6, 140

1 6, 940

2 11,750
1 6, 260

2
1
3
1
1
1
2
2
2
1

1
7
1

54
2
5
4
1

11, 750
5,750
18,475
6,500
6,125
5,875
11, 876
12,000
11,125
5.875

6,435
37, 420

6,186

284, 615

10, 495

26, 676

22, 116

5,310

1 5, 810
4 21,116

1 6, 185
1 6,060

1
22
2
1
1
1
1
12

5,436
111,585
10, 870
5,185
6,810
5,435
6,810
65, 220

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050
1 10,600

41,000
10, 000
9.800
9.800
10, 000

9. 360

9,160

8,760

142, 160

8,960
26,480
18,120

9,100
95, 560

2
1
1
34
1

16,080
8,040
7,240
252. 900
7,040

7,040
15,080
14,880

7,240
15,280
29, 760

7,040

7, 240

8 67, 520
3 21, 620
2 15,280

32, 900

13,280

6, 875

6,340

379, 770

13.280
5,750

20, 420

32,300
33,600

19,220
20,820

6,540
5.435
60.600
45.180
18,220
13,880

12,000
b. 250
11,760
11,625

3 18, 875
1 5, 625

1 5, 750

1 6, 876

2 11,376
1 5, 876

62, 155
5,436
408. 660
10, 746
27, 426
11.120
10, 995

4 21, 240

2 11,215

1 5, 310

1 6, 185

10, 120
4,705
91, 350
10, 995
6,810

1 6, 435
"i7""93,"966'

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

10,600
10,600
30, 800
10, 000
10, 000
9,800
10,200

1 9,360

1 9, 160

1 8,760

17 161,720

8,760
9,160
17,420
18,320

2 15, 480

1 8, 040

I 7, 240

32 242, 880

1 7,040

1
2
2
1
2
4
1
1
1
8
3
2

7
2
1
1
68
2
1
3

7,240

15, 280

15, 020

7,440

15,480

30, 360

7,040

7,640

7,640

69, 120

22,120

16,680

46,180

13,280

6.140

6,340

371,920

13,480
6,750

20,420

5 32,500
7 45,980

13, 480
20,820

1
1

10
7
3
2

1
1
3
2

6,540
5,436
63,400
46, 980
19, 220
13,880

6,126
6,250
17, 376
11, 750

3 19,000
1 6, 750

1 6, 875

1 6, 875

2 1 1, 625
1 6,000

13
1

83
3

7
2
2
1
4
2

70, 120

6,560

461, 826

16, 430

38, 045

11, 245

11.245

5,185

21, 865

11,370

6,310

5,060
10, 370

4,705
102. 646
11, 120

5,810

1 6, 660
'i8"i66,'466

376

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— Continued

Operation and Maintenance, Bureau of Reclamation — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,060
1 5, 435

1 5, 435
16 76,990

127 677,330
55 229,335

163 686,420

340

1,169,615

139 437,396
64 158,460

2 6,080

14 71, 786
6 28, 026
23 100,020

22 88. 290
83 285.465
45 149.802

23 70, 850
40 115,438

2 5, 490

13 68, 166
1,954

8,138,096

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

1 $S, 310

1 5, 435

15 73, 550
131 597,815

65 271.770
159 678,525
267

900, 455

151 472,380

72 204,900

4 10, 320

16 80,970
10 46, 376
25 108,876
27 106, 946
90 304.320
74 242.090
63 195.490
43 126, 292

7 18, 000

4 20, 373
1,836

7, 269, 432

2 11,370

1 5,560

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

ns 7 Rinee $4 205 to $4 955

12 63, 320
128 598,096

58 246,186

GS 5 Ranee $3 410 to *4 160

162 632,731

352

GS 3 Ran?e $2,950 to $3,430

1, 134, 901
143 454,246

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS 1 Range $2,600 to $2,980

66 164,670
1 2, 660

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to .$5,315

CPC-9. Range .$4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to .$4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range .$2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840-

Ungraded positions at liourly rates;
Equivalent to $5,060 or above;

15 77, 852
6 28, 525
24 105,420

22 89, 090
79 276,345
47 159,592

23 72, 530
35 103,328

14 74, 934

2,004

8, 443, 165

Total permanent* field...

3,394

13, 784, 877

377.8

1, 533, 412

224.7

940, 734

371.3

1, 667, 979

3,506

14, 916, 232

373.7

1, 690, 704

143.6

631, 684

328.6

1. 626, 912

3, .594

Deduct:

15, 423, 173
220.7

Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from nthpracrioimtR

843, 570
171

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

710, 877
394.9

1, 817, 686

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber net salary)

3, 162. 8

12, 978, 710

263, 602
4,988
48, 640
41, 945

269, 656
112, 866

3, 317. 4

14, 220, 756

241, 415
3.645
54, 655
47,249

255, 143
117, 177

3, 897. 2

15, 686, 412

236, 481

Other positions;

8,2.30

Intermittent employment ..

31. 210

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

64, 217
283, 336

117 167

All personal services, field ..

13, 710, 307

14,939,940

16, 417, 053

01 Personal services . .

13, 727, 082

14,966,360

16, 428, 363

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distritmted as follows:
Direct o'^iligations

13,722,117
4,966

14, 947, 860
7,500

16, 420, 853

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

7,600

ALLOCATION TO FISH AND WILDUFE SERVICE

Field; Other positions: Temporary em-

$1, 344

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SUEVET

01 Personal services (see Consolidated
schedule under Geological Survey).

.$26, 172

$18, 000

$15, 300

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

General Administrative Expenses, Bureau of Reclamation

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

703

2

705

664

2

675

564

2

556

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$6,628
GS-9.6

$2,869
CPC-2.9

$6,878

as-9.9

.$2, 912
CPC-3.0

$7 022

GS-10.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary..

$2, 928
CPC-3.0

Average grade

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— continued

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

$4, 569, 466
10.229

16, 164
8,620

$3, 865, 615
13, 307

13, 559
8,629

$3,861,300

Other positions .,

13,200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

13,500

Payment above basic rates

8,000

4, 604, 479

226, 970

12, 371

74,177

4,799

22,503

124,367

24, 497

44.258

23,211

299

2,637

3,901,010

242, 341

15,037

83. 725

18.168

29,049

104,637

31,000

49, 517

23,341

168

2,017

3, 886. 000

02 Travel

157,500

03 Transportation of things..

13.000

04 Communication services . . -

73. 600

7.000

06 Printing and reproduction -_ - _

28,700

34,600

Services performed by otheragencies-

31.000
43. 000

09 Equipment . .

23, 600

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

100
2,000

Total direct obligations ..

6, 164, 568

4.600.000

4. 300, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

02 Travel

1.993
15,340

07 Other contractual services - -

20,000
600
400

20,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts _ . -

17,333

21.000

20,000

Obligations incurred

6,181,901

4,521,000

4,320,000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF MINES

1

01 Personal services: Positions other

$2,036
186
279

Otjligations incurred

2,600

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

703

2

706

564

2

675

664

2

566

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$6,628
GS-9.6

$2,869
CPC-2.9

$6, 878
GS-9.9

$2,912
CPC-3.0

$7, 022

GS-10.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,928

A verage grade

CPC-3.0

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$4, 669, 466
12,264

16, 164
8,620

$3,866,515
13,307

13, 659
8,629

$3,851,300

Other positions ....

13, 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base -

13, 500

Payment above basic rates

8,000

Total personal services

4,606,514

226,970

12,371

74, 177

4,985

22,503

124,367

24, 497

44,537

23,211

299

2,637

3,901,010

242,341

15,037

83, 725

18,168

29, 049

104.637

31.000

49,517

23,341

168

2,017

3, 886, 000

02 Travel

157, 500

03 Transportation of things

13,000

73, 600

05 Rents and utility services

7,000

28,700

07 Other contractual services

34, 500

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials . .

31,000
43, 000

23,600

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

100
2,000

Total direct obligations

6,167.068

4, 500, 000

4,300,000

Obligaliom Payable Out of Rei-mbUTSements
From Other Accounts

02 Travel

1,993
15,340

07 Other contractual services .

20,000
600
400

20,000

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other

■ 17,333

21,000

20,000

5, 184, 401

4,521,000

4,320,000

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

377

DETAIL OF PEUSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule ^ades;

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Commissioner

GS-I7. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Assistant commissioner

QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant commissioner

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant to the commissioner, en-
gineering ,

Chief counsel

Comptroller. --

Division director

Assistant division director

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant chief counsel

Assistant comptroller

Assistant division director

Assistant to the commissioner, man-
agement -

Budget olTicer

Division director

Economist

Engineer -_-

Finance officer

Information officer

Management analyst

Procurement officer

Program officer _.

Property officer _ ,

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney.-

Economist _ -.

Engineer ,

Finance assistant

Financial analyst

Information assistant

Land-use assistant

Management analyst

Office services officer

Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Personnel assistant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Budget assistant..

Economist

Engineer

Finance assistant... _.

Information assistant

Land assistant

Management analyst

Personnel assistant

Procurement assistant.

Program assistant _._

Statistician

Supply assistant

Technical editor

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer... —

Attorney

Budget assistant

Economist

Engineer

Finance assistant -

Information assistant

Land assistant

Management analyst

Office services assistant

Personnel assistant

Procurement assistant

Technical editor

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Office services assistant

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Budget assistant

Engineer

Finance assistant--

Illustrator.--

Office services assistant

Personnel assistant

Programs assistant

Statistician

Supply assistant

Technical editor

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 -..

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

aS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-t. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to .$3.430. -..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-1. Range $2.7.^0 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Kegular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 13,000

2 25,000

1
1
1
4
10
1
1
1
1
1
1

4
7
11
5
2
1
1
2
1

2
1
1
13
4

1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1

2
1
1
I
6
2
1
1
2
1
1
1
2

10
2
2
4
1
1
2
2
1
1
3
1

16
19
51
31
17
2

11,800
11,050
11,050
57,250
65,300

4 39, 560

1 9. 800

2 20,200

10, 400
9,800
10,400
39, 200
98,000
10, 600
10,400
10,200
9,800
9,800
10,400

34,840
60,720
95, 360
42,800
17,320
8,900
8,360
17, 120
8,360

1 8,760
3 25, 880

14,480
7,240
7,040

94, 720

29,660
7,440
7,240

15,080
7,440
7,040
7,240
7,040
7,040
7,840

12.480
5,940
6,140
5,940

37,440

12, 280
6,940
6,940

12,280
6,340
5,940
5,940

13,280

6,250

52, 975

11,370

10, 370

20,990

5,435

5,685

10, 620

10, 370

5,435

5,060

16, 180

4,745

72, 030

81,230

191,410

105. 465

63. 870

5,580

1 3, 230
9 26, 928

316

1,903,838
21 122, 598

1,781,240

4,015

714

4,624

6,676

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13,000

2 25,000

10
2
1
4
1
1
2
2
1
1
3
1

15
19
41
21
10
2

11.800

ii.:mo

10.800
67,750
67,050

4 40, 200

1 9.600

2 20, 400

10,600
9, 800
10,600
39. COO
89, 400

10, 400

1 9, 800
1 9. 800
1 10, 400

35, 040
70.880
121,440
43, 400
27,080
8,960
8,560
27,080
8,660

1 8, 760
3 26, 880

14,680
7,240
7,240

67, .560

29,960
7,040
7,240

15, 080
7,640
7,040
7.240
7.240
7.040
8.040

18. 420
6,140
6,140
6, 140
38. 640
12.280
5. 940
6,140

1 6,640

1 5,940

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

1 6, 250

54, 600
11.495

5,435
21,616

6, 560

5,810
10. 870
10, 620

6,560

6, 185
16, 930

4,870
69, 460
83, 105
159,270
74,515
32,540

5,740

1 3,230
6 17,652

281

1,804,422
16 86, 422

1, 718, 000

4,000

700

8,000

6,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13, 200

2 25,200

11,800
11,300
11,000
57,750
67,550

40,600

9,800

20,400

10,600
10, 000
10, 600
40,200
80, 400

10,600

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 10, 600

4 35, 440

8 71,880

11 96,360

4 35, 040

9,160
8.760
17,920
8,560

8,960
27,080

2 14, 880
1 7,440

3,2805
22, 620
7,040
7,440
15, 280
7,640
7,240
7,240
7,240

8,040

18,820
6,140
6,340

6 39, 040

2 12, 680

1 6,140

1 6, 140

6,740
6,140
6,140
6,940

6,250

66, 725
11,620

5,560
22,115

6,685

6,810
11,120
10, 870

6,685

6,310
17, 180

4,995
71,200
84, 356
135, 980
63, 950
33,020

6,900

1 3,230
6 17, 712

256

1,666,372
22 133,572

1, 632, 800

4,000

700

8.000

6,000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental. .

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-10. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief engineer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Supervising engineer

Regional director

Assistant chief engineer

Chief hydrologist

aS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:

Administrative assistant

Attorney---

Auditor

Chief auditor

Engineer

Finance officer

Management analyst

Operation and maintenance officer..

PUot

Power officer

Programs and finance officer

Assistant regional director

Assistant to the regional director

Supply officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Auditor

Economist.. _

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant.. .- -

Financial analyst

Information officer

Irrigation officer

Irrigation assistant —

Land-use olflcer- - -

Liaison officer - -

Management analyst

Operation and maintenance assist-
ant

Personnel officer

Personnel assistant

Power officer

Power assistant

Programs and finance officer

Programs officer

Assistant to the regional director —

Repayment officer

Supply officer.-

Supply assistant.-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Auditor

Budget officer

Economist

Engineer

Finance officer

Finance assistant

Financial analyst

Information officer

Information assistant

Irrigation assistant

Land -use assistant

Management analyst

Personnel officer

Personnel assistant

Procurement officer...

Procurement assistant

Programs officer

Property officer

Property assistant .-

Supply officer

Supply assistant

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant- - - - .

Attorney assistant

Auditor

Economist

Engineer

Finance assistant...

Information officer

Land officer

Management analyst

Office services officer

Persoimel assistant

Procurement assistant

Programs assistant

Property officer

Assistant to th e regional director —
Supply assistant

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,625:

Accountant

Management analyst

Personnel assistant.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant -

Engineer

Finance assistant

Management analyst

Office services officer

Office services assistant

Pilot

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 961

1, 803. 229

12,400

58. 250
82.600
11.800
11,050

82. 800
9.600

10.400

171, 600

9,800

7
5
8
2
3

1
4

10
3

14
4
1

72.000
10. 400
71. 200
49. 600
82. 800
20, 400
29,200

8,760
36,840
88, 000
25,880
121,440
35, 840

8,560

9,360

8,960
8,960

18,120
8,360

42,800

71,080
36, 040

8,560

8, 760
70,280
17,720
44, 400
27, 080

8, 960
27, 080

8,360

80,040
15,880
37, 400

7,840
16. 080
16. 080

8.040
16. 480

7,640
14,680
14. 880
36. 400
21, 920
68, 520
14, 480

7,240
14, 880
29, 960

7,240
16, 480

2 11,880
1 6, 140

3 17, 820

13, 080
13, 080

6,940
12,880

6,740
12,880

6,640
12,880
12,680

6,740

5.940

6.250
6.125
6,625

5,310
11,495
15, 930
10, 995

6,740
10, 870

6,810

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$6, 000

1, 742, 700

1 12, 400

1
1

1
6
1
1
14

33, 650
70, 050
11,800
11,050

10, 200
62, 400
9,800
10,600
141, 800

1 9,000
7 73, 200

6
4
1
1
5
2
5
3
1
3
1

10
1
2
1
2
1
1

71, 400

50, 000

51, 200
10,600
19,600

8,760
45, 400
71,680

8 71,280
4 36, 040

1 9, 160
1 8, 960

4 34,640

54, 360
36, 640

8,760

8,960
44,200
18, 120
44,000
27, 480

9, 160
27, 480

8,500

74, 400
7,840

14, 680
8,040

15,280
7,540
8,040

7,640
15. 280
21.920
21. 920
44,640

14, 680
7,440

15. 080
15, 080

7,440
15, 480

2 12, 280
1 6, 140
1 5. 940

2 13, 080
1 6, 940

1

6,740

1

6,740

1

6,340

1

6,340

1

6,140

1

6,340

1 6. 940
1 6. 940
1 6, 140

1 6. 250
1 5, 750

1 5, 435

1 6, 560

1 6,310

1 6, 740

2 10, 995

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,000

1 12, 600

3 34, 150

6 70, 050

1 11,800

1 11,300

1
6
1
1

15

10, 400

62. 400

9.800

10, 800

163, 600

1 9, 800
7 73, 400

72, 200
60,600
61, 400
10,600
20,000

1 8, 960
5 46,000
8 72, 480

13
4
1
3

115,480
36,640
8,760
27,280

1 9, 360
1 9. 160

6 44, 600

6
4
1
1
5
2
6
3
1
3
1

10
1
3
3
2
3
1

54, 960
36, 840

8,960

9,160
44, 800
18, 760
54, 160
27,880

9,360
27,880

8,760

75, 200
8.040
22. 320
23. 720
15.680
23, 720
8,040

7,640

15, 480

22,320

22. 680

45.240

14,880

7,440

15.480

22, 520

7,440

7,840

7,240

12,680
6.340
6.140
6,140

13,280
6,940

1 6, 940

1 6, 940

2 12, 080

1 5,500
1 6,875

5,660

1 5, 685

1 5, 435

1 6, 740

2 11, 245

378

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION— Continued

General Administrative Expenses, Bureau of Reclamation — Con.

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule erades — Continued
OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Property assistant

Supply assistant

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370.. ._

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.965.-_

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.. _

OS^. Range $3,175 to $3.655

OS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3.430

Crafts, protective, and custodial services:

CPC-3. R.inge $2,552 to $3.032..

OPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add;

Terminal leave in excess of lapses

Portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field {average
number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, field,
01 Personal services

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 560

10,745

9.990

61.130

34,110

214. 836

125. 290

31,420

1 2.712

2 6. 432

387

2, 706, 854

9. 4 54, 5.38

12.7 81,674

217, 584

408.7

2, 788, 226

95

781

9,489

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

32
29
10

1
1

$5, 560
10. 240
38. 140
34, 360
124. 495
103, 075
32, 620

2.792
2,630

2,039,082

9 63, 326
2.4 7.366

32.3

164, 393

308.7

2, 147, 516

73

634

7,559

2,629

2, 158, 310

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
2
8
8
36
30
10

1
1

$6. 685
10. 490
38. 890
36.110
146. 760
109. 360
33. 180

2, 872
2.700

308

2, 264, 947

14 54,147

8.9 66,213

182, 913

319.4

2,318,500

600
7,600

2, 328, 500

3, 901, 010

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF MINES

Departmental: Other positions: Tempo-
rary employment (01 Personal serv-
ices)

$2, 035

3, 886, 000

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Surveys, Investigations, and Research, Geological Survey

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Qbject classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

4,936

928

5,634

6,097

912

5,764

5,008

907

5.590

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 653
GS-6.8

$4,678
GS-6.8

$4,608

GS-6.8

Personal service obligations:

$21, 314, 286

2, 177, 036

83,810

368, 670

$22, 040, 000

2, 138, 000

85. 000

132, 000

$21, 6.52. 000

Other positions ....

2,110.000

Regular pay in excess of 62-weeli base...
Payment above basic rates

83. 000
130. 000

Total personal service obligations...

23,943.802

24,395,000

23, 875. 000

Direct Obligaliom
Appropriated funds;

19, 459, 977
1,957,120
149, 060
127, 130
262, 426
603, 347
1, 181, 733

465, 160
1,687,371
1, 263, 294

19,770,000
2, 010, 000
160, 000
290.000
255, 000
630,000
1,420,000

87.5, 000

1, 885, 067

1, 580, 000

23,000

19, 690. 000

02 Travel .

1, 990. noo

155. 000

305. 000

95. 000

666. 000

07 Other contractual services

1, 180, 000

Services performed by other agen-
cies

346. 000

1,707,000

09 Equipment..

1, 230, 000

10 Lands and structures

8,713
86,613

88,000

86,600

Subtotal

27, 131, 950

28, 886, 067

27, 338, 600

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

19.54 estimate

1955 estimate

fiEOLOGicAL SURVEY— continued

Direct OWiVo^i'otm— Continued

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -.- —

$3, 172

$3,600

$3,600

Total obligations from appropriated

27. 128, 778

28,882,467

27,336,000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
01 pprsonal services .. .

3, 794. 697
200. 465
14. 622
16. 797
31.512
62,811
194, 759

70. 302
23.8. ,333
177. 821

no

4,669

3, 840. COO
199.000
14.000
16,000
36. 000
65. 000
198,000

25.000
243. 800
163,000

3, 656. OOfl

180. OOO

12.000

15.000

2S.000

06 Printing and reproduction

57.000

193. 000

Services performed by other agen-

21.000

08 Supplies and materials _ -

211,900

114,000

4,700

4,600

Total oblipations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-

4. 806. 788

4, 803. 600

4, 421, 600

31. 935, 566

33. 686. 967

31,766.500

Obligations Pajjnble Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

689. 128

47, 917

11, .368

4.689

2.663

12. 163

23.641

2.706

62.399

22, 565

829

786.000
72.000
16.000
3.000
3.000
10.000

2i.ono

3.000
59. 500
23.000

1,000

630.000

02 Travel

44.000

12.000

4,000

3.000

10.000

20.000

Services performed by other agencies-
08 Supplies and materials

3.000
56. 700

09 Equipment . -.

22.000

800

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

879, 967

996, 600

805. 500

Total obligations

32, 815, 623

34,681,467

32,562,000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF MINES

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

2
2

Averace salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,731
GS-7.0

Average grade...

01 Personal services;

$6,303
244

21
198

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule. Bureau of

6,766
120
24
90
10
185
1,770
36

9,000

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

1

01 Personal services: Positions other

S.5. 317

6.374
1,109
20
350
184
131
6.021

3,737
36

15 Taxes and assessments —

23,279

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

$11
,.,...L062

08 Supplies and materials...^

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

379

OBLioATiONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES

ADMi.sisTRATiON— continued

$234, 122
702, 090

937,275

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Servias

Tutal number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

4,938

929

6.637

5,079

912

5,764

5,008
907

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

S4, 553
QS-6.8

$4, 678
GS-6.8

$4,608

Average grade -.

GS-6 8

Personal service obligations:

$21. 320. 589

2. 182, 597

83,831

368. 868

$22. 040. 000

2, 138, 000

85.000

132,000

$21, 652. 000

Other positions

2 110 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

83. 000
130 000

Total personal service obligations...

23, 955, 885

24, 395, 000

23, 875, 000

Direct Oblitjations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

19,472,060
1, 963. 494
150. 295
127, 174
2.52. 866
503. 541
1. 182. 060

465. 160

1. 696, 214

1, 491, 1,53

702. 090

8.713

86,684

19, 770. 000
2, 010. 000
160. 000
290. 000
265, 000
630.000
1. 420. 000

876.000

1. 885. 067

1,580,000

23,000

19. 690. 000

02 Travel

1,990,000

155. 000

04 Conimunlcation services

305 (M")0

95.000

07 Other contractual services

1, 180 000

Services performed by other agen-
cies

345 000

1. 707. 000

09 Equipment

1, 230, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

88,000

86.600

Subtotal - . .

28, 101, 504
3,172

28,886,067
3.600

27, 338, 600

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence - .

3.600

Total obligations from appropriated

funds

28, 098, 332

28. 882. 467

27, 335. 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
01 Personal services

3, 794, 697
200,465
14, 522
16. 797
31.512
62.811
194, 759

70, 302

238,333

177,821

110

4,659

3. 840. 000
199, 000
14. 000
16.000
35.000
65.000
198, 000

25. 000
243.800
163. 000

3 555 000

ISO. 000

03 Transportation of things

12 000

15.000

05 Rents and utility services .

28.000

57,000

193. 000

Services performed by other agen-

21. 000

08 Supplies and materials

211.900

144.000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities _

15 Taxes and assessments

4.700

4.600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non- Fed-
eral sources

4, 806, 788

4. 803. 500

4, 421. 600

Total direct obligations

32, 905, 120

33. 685. 967

31, 756, 600

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

689, 128

47,917

11.368

4,689

2,563

12. 153

23, 641

2,705

62, 399

22. 565

829

785. ono

72. 000
15. 000

3.000

3.000
10.000
21. 000

3.000
59. 500
23. 000

1.000

630. 000

02 Travel

44, 000

12,000

04 Communication services

4,000

3.000

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies-

08 Supplies and materials

10. 000
20. 000
3.000
56. 700

22. 000

15 Taxes and assessments

800

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

rnnnt<!

879, 967

995, 500

805. 500

Total obligations

33, 786, 077

34,681,467

32, 562, 000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Geological

Survey

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
.\ssist.lnt director

GS-I5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

.Assistant division chief

Branch chief

Division chief

Executive officer

Staff geologist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant division chief

Branch chief-.-

Budget and finance officer

Chemist _

Chief counsel

Geologist

Geophysicist

Personnel officer..

Stuff engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

-\ccountant

.\dministrative officer

Botanist

Branch chief

Cartographic engineer

Chemist...

Geologist..

Hydraulic engineer

Information officer...

Mining engineer

Organization and methods exam-
iner __

Persoimel officer

Petroleum engineer

Physicist

PUot.

Service and supply officer

Staff engineer

OS-12, Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Attorney

Botanist

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget officer

Cartographic engineer

Chemist

Crystal lographer

Distribution officer

Editor....

Geochemist

Geologist.

Geophysicist

Hydraulic engineer

Instr u ment maker

Librarian

Mechanical engineer

Mining engineer

Organization and methods examiner.

Photogrammetric engineer

Physicist

Position classifier

Production specialist

Topographic engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Botanist

Budget analyst

Cartographic engineer

Chemist

Crystallographer.

Editor...

Employee relations officer

Geologist...

Geophysicist

Hydravdic engineer

Instrument maker

Librarian

Mathematician

Mechanical engineer

Organization and methods examiner .

Persoimel assistant

Petroleum engineer

Physicist

Pilot .-

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Scientific illustrator

Topographic engineer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14. 800

12, 800

22, 100
10. 800
47. 200
10.800
32, 650

19,400
188, 800

1

4
1
3

2
)9

1 9, 600

1 9, 800

13 127, 400

1 9.600

1 10. 000

1
1
1
2

10
9

42
7
1
1

2
1
1
3
2
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1

19

11
1
1
1
1

39
3

11
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
3
1

2
3
1
1
34
18
1
1
1
61
4
8
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

9,160
8,560
17, 520
88,800
76, 840
361,720
61.720
8.760
8,560

17, 720
8.660
8.360
25. 680
17. 320
8.360
8,360

7.640
7,040
7.240
7,040
7,040
7,040

138, 660
79, 240
7,440
7,040
7,840
7,840

284, 960

21, 520
79. 440

7.040
7.440
7,240
7,040
14. 280
7,040

22, 120
7.240

21.320
7,240

12.080
19, 420
5,940
6,940
212, 360
110, 720
6,340
5,940
5.940
378. 540
25. 160
48, 720
6,640
12,280
6,140
6.140
6.740
6.340
6.740
5. 940
6.940
6,140
5,940
6,140
6,940
5,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

2
1
4
1
3

2
19
1
1
1
13
1
1
1

1
3
2
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1

19

11
1
1
1
1

39
3

11
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1

2
3
1
1
34
18
1
1
1
64
4
9
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

22, 350
10,800
47, 200
10, 800
33, 150

19,600
189, 800
9,600
9,600
9,800
128. 200
9,600
9,600
10, 000

1956 estimate

Num. Total
her salary

1 $14,800

1 12. 800

9,160
8,560
17.720
89,400
77, 440
363, 920
62, 120
8.760
8,660

2 17, 920

8,360
25, 880
17. 520
8.360
8.360

7.640
7.040
7.240
7.040
7.240
7.040
139. 760

79. 840
7,440
7,040
7,840
7,840
287, 160

21. 720

SO. 040
7,040
7.640
7.240
7.040

14. 480
7.040

22, 320
7,440

21. 520
7,440

12, 080
19. 620
6.140
6.940
214. 100
111.620
6.340
6,140
5,940
399, 560
25. 360
55,060
6,640
12,480
6,140
6,340
6,740
6,340
6,740
6.940
6.140
6,140
6,140
6,140
5.940
6,140

1
4
1
3

2
19
1
1
1
13
1
1
1

22, 350
11,060
47,200
11,0,50
33, 400

19.600
190, 200
9, 600
9,600
10,000
1 2.8,800
9. 800
9,600
10, 200

9,360
8, 760
17. 720
89,800
77, 840
365, 720
62, 320
8.960
8,760

2 17,920

1
3
2

T

1

1
1
1
1
1
1

19

11
1
1
1
1

39
3

11
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
1
3
1

2
3
1
1
32
18
1
1
1
64
4
9
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

8.360

25. 880
17. 520

8.560
8.360

7.840
7,240
7.440
7,240
7,240
7,240
140, 560

80, 240
7,440
7, 240
7,840
8,040
288, 760

21, 720

80, 440
7,240
7,640
7.240
7.240

14. 480
7.240

22. 320
7.440

21,520
7,440

12, 280

19, 620

6,140

6,140

202, 880

111,920

6,540

6,140

6,140

401,300

26. 660
65, 460

6,540
12, 480
6.340
6.340
6,740
6,540
B. 740
6.140
6.140
6, 340
6,140
6.140
6.140
6.140

380

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY— Continued

Surveys, Investigations, and Research, Geological Survey — Con.

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Geological
Survey — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Instrument maker

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant -.

Administrative assistant- - .

Botanist. -.

Budget analyst --.

Cartographic editor

C artographic engineer

Chemist

Crvstallographer

Editor. -.

Geodetic engineer

Geologist..-

Geophysicist

Hydraulic engineer

Instrument maker

Librarian

Mechanical engineer

Military intelligence analyst

Petroleum engineer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Purchasing agent

Scientific illustrator

Tabulating supervisor..

Topographic engineer

Voucher examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $:i,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $6, 125
1 6. 625

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

QS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230...

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Positions at hourly rates;
Rates equivalent to $5,000 and above:

Copperplate engraver

Finishing worker

Hand compositor

Hand transferrer

Lithographic draftsman

Lithographic pressman

Negative engraver

Photographer

Press mechanic

Process platemaker

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..-

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses..

Savings due to use of former pay
scales tor part of year —

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, not salary)

4

20, 990

7

36, 960

1

5,185

1

5,310

1

5,060

42

224, 520

14

73, 090

1

5,560

S

26. 300

1

5.060

56

290. 005

fi

32, 110

2

10. 620

2

10,620

4

21,615

1

5,435

1

5,185

2

10,245

2

10, 245

5

25,800

I

5,310

8

41,480

1

6.435

1

5, 185

1

6,310

11

54.320

207

902. 740

76

309, 670

290

1,060,395

254

805, 035

205

640, 670

38

109, 380

2

6,480

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 125

1 5, 750

1 3, 865

1 3,230

37 102, 362

7 17, 290

12

1

6

9

7

11

10

13

1

5

66

79. 476
6, 673
34, 638
54. 078
43, 306
67, 723
63, 253
75, 039
6,261
28,705
215,784

1,837

8, 638, 888

82 386.646

Other positions:

Temporary employment..

Intermittent employment

Regtilar pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Cartographic engineer

Geologist

Topographic engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Cartographic engineer

Chemist-.

Geologist

Geophysicist

Hydraulic engineer

Management officer.

Mechanical engineer

Mining engineer

Petroleum engineer

Photogrammetric engineer

Production engineer ,

Topographic engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant--

Cartographic engineer

1,755

8, 253, 242

199
80, 354
31, 360

118, 444
3,314

8, 486. 913

3
12
1

3
2

41
1

31
1
1
7
1
4
1
5

1
10

31, 000
117,800
10,400

4

7

1

1

1
42
14

2

5

1
60

6

4

2

4

1

1

2

2

5

1

8

1

1

1

11

217

78

298

1, 100. 675
259 887.160
210 660. 200
39 113,010

2 6, 560

1 3, 990

1 3, 230

37 102, 522

7 17, 290

21,115

37, 335

5,185

5.310

5, 185

226, 620

73, 715

10, 620

26, 550

5,185

312,870

32. 360

20, 865

10, 745

21, 865

5,435

6.185

10, 370

10. 370

26, 050

5,310

41,855

5,435

5,185

5,310

64, 820

964, 040

319, 885

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6. 250
1 6, 750

83, 220
6,906
36.410
56, 886
46,490
71, 163
66, 373
79, 446
6,594
30, 265
228, 126

1,879

8, 913, 666

85 403. 166

6,000

1.794

8, 504, 600

85, 000
34,000

3,500

8,627,000

3 31,200

12 118,600

1 10, 400

26,480

3

26,880

17, 520

2

17, 720

352,960

41

364.960

8,760

1

8.760

271, 960

31

273.560

8,560

1

8,760

9.360

1

9.360

61,920

7

62,320

8.360

1

8.560

34,840

4

36,040

8,560

1

8.660

44,000

6

44,000

7.240

1

7,240

73,800

11

81,840

4

7

1

1

1
39
14

2

5

1
59

6

4

2

4

1

1

2

2

6

1

8

1

1

1

11

211

77

294

1,095,985
258 888,465
209 660,690
39 113,570

2 5,640

1 3, 990

1 3, 230

37 102, 682

7 17,430

21, 240

37, 585

5.310

6, 310

5,185

212. 466

74, 090

10. 620

26, 675

5,185

309, 310

32,610

20, 990

10, 745

22.115

5. 435
6.310

10. 495
10. 370
26. 175
5. 435
42, 105

5. 436
5.310
5.310

55, 195
934. 935
317.840

12
1
6
9
7
11
10
13
1
5
66

83, 880
6,900
36, 723
57, 326
45,710
71,713
66, 933
79, 886
6,594
30. 677
228, 601

1,860

8, 884, 595

112 535,095

8, 349, 500

80,000
33, 000

8, 466, 000

3 31,400

12 119, 200

1 10, 400

26,880

17, 720

356, 560

8,760
274, 660

8,760

9,360
62, 720

8,560
35, 040

8.760
44, 400

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1 7, 440
U 82, 240

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Chemist

Educationist

Geodetic engineer.-

Geologist

Geophysicist-

Hydraulic engineer

Mining engineer

Petroleum engineer

Photogrammetric engineer---

Topographic engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Cartographic engineer

Chemist --

Geodetic engineer

Geologist

Geophysicist ---

Hydraulic engineer

Instrument maker

Mechanical engineer---

Mining engineer

Personnel officer

Petroleum engineer --

Photogrammetric engineer

Soils scientist --

Topographic engineer--- -.

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

-Administrative assistant

Instrument maker. -.

Petroleum accountant

Scientific illustrator

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Cartographic engineer --

Chemist

Electrical scientist --

Geodetic engineer

Geologist-.-

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary ber salary

1

4
83

3
72

6
23

4
11

3
1

23

15
4
102
2
127
1
1
9
1
9

27
2

38

$64, 560
7,040

30, 160
602, 720

21, 720
538, 480

44,040
171, 520

28, 760

83,840

18,420

6,940

146, 220

91. 300

26, 760

624, 880

12, 480

789, 240

6,740

6,940

57, 860
6,940

58, 060
165, 180

12, 080
244, 620

1 5, 875

1 6, 626

1 5, 626

2 11, 625

Geophysicist

Hydraulic enguieer.

Librarian

Mathematician--- --

Mechanical engineer—

Mining engineer -..

Petroleum engineer

Photogrammetric engineer..

Physicist

Position classifier

Scientific illustrator

Topographic engineer..

Translator

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..
GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665..

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430-

1,

4
5

80

25

1

10

199

1

4

192

1

1

1

1

3

6

91

3

1

3

113

1

15

1,054

4

188

782

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230.

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Foreign service:

Point IV schedule— geologist:
Class 3. Range $9,130 to $11,030....

Class 4. Range $6,963 to $8,863

Class 5. Range $5,313 to $6,713

Class 6. Range $4,719 to $6,619

Class 7. Range $4,323 to $5,223

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates of $5,060 and above:

Engineer, vessel

Master, vessel

Rates less than $5,060

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Rates of $5,060 and above:
Well driller .-

Rates less than $5,060.. - .--

Total permanent, field-

Deduct:
Lapses-.

Portion of salaries paid by States

Net permanent, field (averagenum-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

rates -

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

21,115
27,426
428, 650
128,625
6,185
65, 350

, 028, 690
21, 240

022, 020
5,310
5,186
5,060
15. 805
31,610
491.835

15, 305
5.060

16. 566
617, 405

6, 000
73, 675

.611,310
765, 335

2, 799, 220
486

1, 609, 450
410

1, 247, 600
187 523,770
27 70, 620

1 3, 600

1 3, 070
20 62, 398

2 5, 500

94, 600

70, 667

55.817

4,719

4,323

1 5, 060
1 5. 390
10 47, 970

2 10,566
68 169, 664

9 $64,960

4
83

3
72

6
23

4
11

3

1

23

15

4

109

2

131

1

1

30, 160
606, 920

21, 920
642, 280

44,240
172, 720

28, 960

84, 240

18, 620

6,140

146. 420

92, 100

25, 960

671, 460

12,680

819, 200

6,940

6,940

68, 260

6,940

68, 460

166. 780

12, 280

246, 920

1 6. 875

1 6, 750

1 6,625

2 11,750

78
25
1
10
209

1
1
1

6

8

91

3

1

3

113

1

16

I, 082

■!

193

806

4,730

21, 161, 184

213 961,949
26 114,572

4,435

19, 750, 680

66 343,983

1, 732, 429
732, 628

192

27

21,240
32. 735
418.305
129. 625
5,185
65, 975

, 087, 540
31, 485

,060,380

6,310

6.310

6,060

26. 050

41,980

497, 460

15, 430

6.060

16.680

623. 280

5.185

74. 175

i. 772. 925
791, 660

!, 914, 186

I, 676, 645

, 296, 890

542,640

71,340

9 $65,160

1 3, 600

1 3, 070
20 62, 398

2 6, 600

94, 600
70, 667
55,817
4,719
4,323

1 5, 060
1 5, 390
10 47, 970

2 10, 566
58 159, 664

4
83

3
72

6
23

4
11

3

1

18

16

4

109

2

129

1

1

9

1

9

27

2

38

30, 360
609, 720

22. 120
644,880

44,440
173, 520

29, 160

84,440

18, 820

6,140

116, 620

92, 600

25, 960

674, 660

12,680

810, 720

6,940

6,140

68. 660

6.140

58, 860

167, 580

12,280

248, 120

1 6, 000

1 5, 760

1 5, 760

2 11, 760

4

6

72

25

1

10

209

1

6

193

1

1

1

1

6

8

91

3

1

3

113

1

16

1,066

4

191

795

2

499

1

420

:

192
27

4,854

21,839,039

221 994, 839
26 119,000

4,551

20, 380, 200

66 345,000

1,745,000
735, 000

21,365

32, 860

391,070

130, 260

6,310

56,226

, 093, 165
31, 610

, 040, 206
6,436
6.310
5.186
26. 176
42.230
498. 710

15. 555
6,185

16, 680
626, 405

5.185
74, 550

, 735. 020
788. 346

:, 898, 925

, 672, 325

, 295, 080
546, 080
71,820

1 3,680

1 3, 150
20 62, 718

2 5, 600

10
9

95. 200
70. 867
56, 017
4,899
4,443

1 5, 185
1 5, 390
10 48, 310

2 10, 566
68 159,664

4,800

21, 730, 379

290

1,310,679
26 119,000

4,428

19,955,700

66 345,000

1, 697, 500
700, 000

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

381

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.,_
Payment above basic rates:

Num- Total
ber salary

$80, 182

202, 456
49,024
16,222

129, 242

Num- Total
ber salary

$83,100

Num- Total
ber salary

$83,000

65. 000
20. 000
134, 000

50 000

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

20. 000
130. 000

23, 036, 846

23. 497. 300

22,981,200

31.523.759

32, 124, 300

31,447,200

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
"Surveys, investigations, and research,
GeoloRical Survey":
Direct obligations:

19, 459, 977

3,794,697

689,128

124.117

5,032
21,316
46,515
59,806
26, 172
347.824

4,768

15,286

801, 426
24,106

19, 770, 000

3,840,000

785, 000

123, 500

5,200
64,200
17, 000
97, 700
18,000
126,200

19 690 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal

3, 555 000

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

630, 000
90,500

"Consolidated working fund, Interior,

"Construction, operation, and mainte-
nance, Bonneville Power Admlnis-

4.300

"Construction, Bureau of Indian
Aflairs" -

20,500

"Resources management, Bureau of

"General investigations. Bureau of

43, 000

"Operation and maintenance, Bureau

15, 300

"Revolving fund. Defense Production

"Research in the utilization of saline
water, Office of the Secretary of the

"Acquisition and construction of real

1,400

758, 000
26, 700

190,000

"Maintenance and operations, Air

839,200

"Researchanddevelopment, Air Force".
"Construction, general. Corps of Engi-

17,200
224,000

611, 721
7,103

"Flood control, Mississippi River and

6,200
230,000

5,200

"General investigations, Corps of Engi-

202, 200

"Maintenance and improvement of ex-
isting river and harbor works"..

"Maintenance and operations, Army",_
"Operation and maintenance, general,

159,088
858,925

862,500

370.000
25,600

1,003,300
314,300

24, 632

102.546

21,944

14,008

236.385

33,443

9,783

2,591

27.075

62,042

3,519,760

51,806
91,947

55,283
22, 792
190, 715

12,500

6,000

216.400

33,800

"Marine Corps troops and facilities"...
' ' Naval Petroleum Reserve No. 4, Alaska".
"Naval petroleum reserves"

147,800
34,000

25,000

62.500

4, 000, 000

34,200
123, 400

150,800

"American sections, international com-
missions. State"

62,500

"Operating expenses, Atomic Energy
Commission" _......

4, 170, 000

"Revolving fund. Defense Production
Act, defense materials procurement
activities. General Services Admin-

31.700

Near East and Africa, executive"

"Economic and technical assistance,
defense support, Asia and Pacific,
other than Formosa and the Associ-
ated States of Cambodia, Laos, and

92,600
112,200

"Program expenses, Asia and Pacific,

"Consolidated worliing fund, Interior,

"Corporate fund. Institute of Inter-
American Affairs, Foreign Opera-
tions Administration"

142,600

142, 400

BUREAU OF MINES

Conservation and Development of Mineral Resources, Bureau of
Mines

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total luimber of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

3,066

84

2,758

2, 631

90

2.537

2,419

73

2,265

270200—54 25

OBLIGATIONS HI OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Semices— Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$.3,913

$4,929
GS-7.2

$.'!,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

$4,958

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

OS-7.2
$3, 151

Average grade

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,079

Personal service obligations:

$12, OO.'i. 607
325. 221
49,282
194, 769

$1I,485.2«7

329. Am

44,917

146, 787

$10,581, 118

Other positions . ._

260, 228

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates.

42, 153
123. 244

Total personal service obligations
(see Consoldated schedule)

12,664,879

12, 007, 344

11, 006, 743

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

12, 349. 592

303, 403

427. 096

130. 195

440. 102

212.307

896. 165

1,8S!.025

1,238.137

81. 191

3.860

48.447

11, 707. 105

289. 986

107,437

174,318

372. 683

216.819

790. 175

1, 552, 109

798. 633

38,600

3,88t

43, 730

10, 951, 938

02 Travel...

240. 835

03 Transportation of things

89,230

179. 635

05 Rents and utilit\' services

340, 823

06 Printing and reproduction

185, 774

516, 172

08 Supplies and materials

719. 600

09 Equipment..

50.5. 163

2.850

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities..

3,675
38,358

Subtotal

17.983,520
52, 210

16,095,479
24,794

13, 774, 053

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

24, 053

Total obligations from appropriated
fimds. .. .

17,931,310
1,896

16,070,685
1.896

13, 750, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment.

1,896

Total direct obligations

17,933,206

16,072,581

13, 751, 896

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

315, 287

2,836

11,884

3

162

3

15, 703

235, 026

42,950

300, 239
7,934
7,646

54, 805

02 Travel

1.419

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

200

100

33. 341

47. 899

32, 676

200

100

07 Other contractual services

1,000

6,648

09 Equipment

5,361

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts _ __

623, 854

430,035

69, 533

18, 557, 060

16, 502, 616

13,821,429

Health and Safety, Bureau of Mines

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classilication

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

770

13

721

850

15

837

817

14

823

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$4, 731
GS-7.0

$3, 077

CPC-J.2

$3, 943

$4, 929
GS-7.2

$3, 124

CPC^.2

$3. 999

$4, 958

GS-7.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3, 151

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 079

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$3,301,061
51.212
13. 797
43. 635

$3,995,008
61,800
15,621
31,449

$4, 023, 620

58,179

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

15,819
31,804

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

3, 409, 705

4,103,878

4, 129, 422

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

3, 378, 606
161, 724
20, 632
20, 803

4,073.308
198. 924
20. 495
59, 405

4, 099, 835

02 Travel

196, 388

03 Transportation of things

20, 358

04 Communication services

69,313

382

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF MINES— Continued
Health and Safety, Bureau of Mines — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Direct Obligatims— Continued

$6,627

76, 326

85, 150

210,511

261, 768

42, 408

141

4,575

$15,811

87,088

130, 271

235, 693

179,743

53,409

602

6,351

$12,711

06 Printing and reproduction

86, 942

112,392

08 Supplies and materials

223, 453

09 Equipment

173, 660

10 Lands and structures

13 Refunds, awards and indemnities...

602
5,346

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds

4,269,271
553

5, 060, 000

5, 000. 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

4, 269, 824

5, 060, 000

5, 000. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

31,099
3,973

30, 570

4,670

600

29,587

02 Tra%-el .

4,164

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other
accounts

35, 072

35. 740

33, 751

Obligations incurred.. .

4, 304, 896

5, 095, 740

5, 033, 751

Construction, Bureau of Mines

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

3
3

3
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
GS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

.\verage grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average grade .... . _

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$10, 324
60

57
1,800

$14,912

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base . - -- .-

57
1,800

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

12, 241

3,536

3,957

28

912

43

239, 733

22,100

1,643

961, 673

16, 769

300

1,260

39

1.000

238,538

21,. 600

6,998

346, 100

02 Travel..-

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction.

94,658

08 Supplies and materials ...

10 Lands and structures ..

1, 245, 766
207

631, 494

94,558

Obligations Pagafjle Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1. 245, 973

631,494

94, 558

General Administrative Expenses, Bureau of Mines

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

262

6

244

262

8

248

244

4

237

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Coa.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$4,731
OS-7.0

$3,077

CPC^.2

$3,943

$4, 929
GS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

$4,968

OS-7.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,151

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 079

Personal service obligations:

$1,063,086

25, 624

4,477

14, 601

$1,092,941
26,668
4,327
14, 498

$1, 075, 679

13,831
4,292
14, 478

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Total personal services obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

1, 107, 688

1, 138, 334

1, lOS, 280

Direa Obligations

1, 107, 238
41.863

2.372
12. 024

1.866
17,490
18,307
22, 827
32, 466

1,474
25

1,707

1,138,334
46,237

2,247
21,172

7,361
18, 380
17, 262
20, 519
25, 133

1,499
30

1,836

1,108,280

02 Travel

40,440

2,250

04 Communication services .. .

22,500

6.400

06 Printing and reproduction ._ .

17.250

16.000

08 Supplies and materials . .

17,205

18, 555

1,400

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments _ ._

20
1,700

1, 259, 639

1,300,000

1, 250, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

360
153

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

603

1, 260, 142

1,300,000

1, 260, 000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Bureau of

Mines

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director..-

GS-I6. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant director. . -

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant chief, minerals division.. .

Assistant dnector

Assistant to the director

Attorney

Chief, administrative division

Chief counsel

Chief econoralst

Chief, fuels and explosives division..

Chief fuels technologist —

Chief, health and safety division

Chief metallurgist

Chief, minerals division

Chief mining engineer

Chief, petroleum and natural gas

branch

Chief, synthetic liquid fuels branch

M ining engineer

Technical adviser to chief economist

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief, fuels and explosives

division

Assistant chief, synthetic liquid

fuels branch

Chemical engineer

Chief, anthracite and coke section. .

Chief, base metals branch

Chief, ceramic and fertilizer branch-
Chief, coal branch

Chief, coal mine inspection branch..
Chief, construction and chemical

materials branch...

Chief, ferrous metals branch

Chief, fuels utilization branch

Chief, helium section

Chief, light metals branch

Chief, office of minerals reports

Chief personnel officer

Chief, petroleum section

Chief, property management

branch

Chief, rare and precious metals
branch

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$14, 800

12,800

11,050
11,800
10,800

11,050
10,800
11,050
11,800
11,800
10,800
11,800
10,800
11,800

11,800
11,800
11,800
11,050

9,600
10, 400

9,600
9,8(10
9,800
10. 600
9,600

9,800
9,600

10,600
9,800
9,600

10,000
9,800
9,800

9,800

10,000

1954 estimate

Num- Total

be:

salary

$14, 800

12,800

11,300
10,800
10,800
10,800
11,300
10,800
10,800
11,800
11,800
10,800
11,800
11,060
11,800

11,800
11,800
11,800

9,800

9,600
9,600
9,800
10,000
10,000
10, 600
9,600

10,000
9,800

10,600
9,800
9,600

10,000

10,000

9,800
10,000

1965 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$14, 800

12,800

11,300
10, 800
11,060
10,800
11,300
11.050
10,800
11,800
11,800
11,060
11,800
11,050
11,800

11,800
11,800
11,800

9,800

9,600
9,600
9,800
10,000
10,000
10, 600
9,800

10,000
9,800
10,600
10,000
9,800
10, 200
10,000
10,000

10,000

10,200

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

383

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General scliedule grades — Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Chief, safety branch

Coal technology coordinator..

Commodity industry analyst

Economic analyst...

Metallurgist

Mining engineer

Petroleum and natural gas eco-
nomics coordinator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;
Assistant chief, ferrous metals

branch

Assistant ciilef, fuels utilization

branch

Assistant chief, light metals branch..
Assistant chief, office of minerals

reports _

Assistant personnel officer.. .,

Assistant to chief, minerals division.

Attorney-adviser _

Business economist.-- - -.

Chemical engineer __

Chemist

Chief, bituminous coal and lignite

section

Chief, budget and finance branch. ..

Chief, coke unit

Chief, foreign solid fuels unit

Chief, special studies section --

Chief, statistical service branch

Coal technolotnst

Commodity industry analyst

Economic analyst - _

Editor, minerals yearbook -

Gas engineer

Head, motion picture section

Head, special international informa-
tion unit _

Mines safety representative —

Mining engineer

Safety engineer _

Safety representative...

Supervising statistician

Tabulating machine specialist

Technical assistant...

Technologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Analytical statistician.

Assistant chief personnel officer

Assistant chief, statistical service

branch

Assistant head, international trade

unit - - - .

Assistant to chief, fuels and explo-
sives division

Attorney-adviser

Auditor.. -.

Business economist

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Chief, budget section

Chief, classificition section

Chief, current affairs section

Chief, finance section

Commodity industry analyst

Economist

Engineer

Fiscal economist

Geographer...

Head, fuels distribution unit

Head, statistical unit

Information and editorial writer

International economist

Metallurgist

Mines safety representative

Mining engineer

Natural gas engineer

Patent adviser _

Petroleum engineer

Senior technical editor

Supervising engineer

Technical assistant

Technical reports oificer

Technologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant-

.Analytical statistician

Assistant chief, fuel inspection sec-
lion

.\ssistant chief, property manage-
ment branch

Attorney-adviser

Budget analyst

Business economist

Chief, property control section

Commodity industry analyst

Information and editorial specialist

Information specialist

Machine records officer

Methods examiner

Publications editor

Publications writer

Records management officer.

Safety writer

Technical reports officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;
Administrative assistant .,- .

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,200
10,200
19,600
9. 800
10,600
19,800

9,600

8,560

8,360
8,360

8,560

8,760
17,520
16. 920
17,520

9,360

9.360
8,760
8.360
8,360
8.360
9,160
9.360
70.680
8.560
8,560
9,360

8.560
8,360
68,480
9,360

8,360
8,960
9,360
8.560

7,040
7,040

7,240

7,040

7,040

7,040
7,240

16, 080
7,440
7,240
7.440
7.440

82,560

7,040
7.040
7.440
7,240
7.040

7,040

7.640
7.240
7,040
7,640

7,040
7,640

1.040

2 12. 4R0
2 12. 280

5.940

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 400
10,400
20,000
9,600
10,600
20,200

6,540
6,140
5.940

23, 950
5.940

74. 480
6.310
5.940

24,160

1 6. 340
1 5, 940

1 6. 540
1 6, 125

9,800

8,560

1 8, ,360
1 8, 360

;,660

I
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
11

8,960
17, 520
17,120
17,720

9,360

9,360
8,760
8.660
8,560
8. 560
9,160
9.360
71.2.S0
8,360

1 9,360
1 8,360

8,560
8,360

79,040
9,360

25,080
8,560
8,900

1 8,760

1 7,040
1 7,040

7,240

7,240

7.040
7.040
7.040
7.240
7,040

16,080
7.440
7,440
7.440
7.440

83,560

1
1
1
4
1
12

7,040
7.240
7.040
7.240
7.240
7,040
7,240
7.040
7,040
7, 840
7.240
7.040
7.640
7.040
7. 240
7.640
7.010
15,080

12.680
12.280

6.140

6.740
6.140
5,940

23. 960
6.140

75.080

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,400
10 400
20.000
9.600
10.600
20.200

9,800

8,760

8,560
8,560

8,760
8,360
8,960

17, 520
8,760

17,720
9,360

9,360
8,960
8,560
8,560
8,560
9,360
9.360
62,920
8,360

5.940

5,940

24.760

24. 760

6.940

6.940

5. 940

6.140

6.340

6.540

6,140

6,140

5.940

5.940

9,360
8,360

8,760
8,560

70,480
9,360

25,080
8,560
9,160

1 8,760

7,440

7,240

7,240
7,040
7,240

7,040
16, 080
7,640
7,440
7,640
7,640
54,200
7,040
7,240
7.240
7.040
7.440
7.240
7,040
7.240
7.040
7.040
7.840
7.440
7.040
7.840
7.040
7,240
7.840
7.240
2 15,280

2 12.880
2 12. 680

1 6.740
1 6.340
1 6, 140

1'" 6^140
9 56. 660

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant _

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, finance section

Budget analyst

Business economist

Chief, bookkeeping unit...

Chief, purchasing section

Commodity industry analyst

Employee relations assistant

Mathematical statistician

Methods e.\aminer

Office manager

Personnel assistant

Placement assistant-

Position classifier

Publications editor

Publications writer

Space control officer

Statistical a.ssistant

Translator-research assistant

Transportation and traffic manager-
Traveling auditor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. R.angc $.3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.6.55 -.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,,5.12 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmcntal-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) -

Other positions:
Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payments above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

6,250

1 6,250

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief, explosives and physical sci-
ences division

Chief, fuels technology division

Chief, oil shale demonstration

branch--

Chief, pilot plant division

Chief, s>Tithetic fuels demonstra-
tion plant

Regional director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief, explosives and

physical sciences division

Assistant chief, synthetic fuels re-
search branch..

-\ssistant regional director

Chief, accident prevention and

health uivision

Chief, anthracite subregion

Chief, bituminous coal utilization

and preparation t)ranch

Chief, dust explosion and coal mine

experimental branch

Chief, electrometallnrgical branch. .-
Chief, engineering and cost estima-
tion section

Chief, engineering section

Chief, flame research branch

Chief, fuels technology division

Chief, gasification plamiing section.

Chief, health branch

Chief, mathematical theoretical phy-
sics section

Chief, metallurgical division

Chief, minerals technology division

Chief, mining division

Chief, oil shale research branch

Chief, petroleum and natural gas

branch

Chief, physical sciences branch

Chief, synthesis gas branch..

Chief, synthesis planning section...

Commodity industry analyst

Fuel technologist

Mining engineer

Petroleum chemist

Regional director

Supervising metallurgist-

Supervising physicist

Technical assistant-..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:
Assistant chief, accident prevention
and health division

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,060

21. 760
5.810
5,060
5,060

46. 665
5,000
5,185

41,230
5,435
5,060

6
44
29
90
116
138
56

2
8

5,060

5,185

5.060

5.185

15,680

5,060

5,810

5,435

5,810

5,185

5,185

29,970

194,435

121,805

339, 400

391. 695

419.840

167. 9%

6,300
23,536

692

3. 253. 126
74 347.672

618

2, 905, 454

69. 624
69.004
13,261

9,149
6,733

3, 063, 225

11,800
33,400

10.800
10,800

11.8011
78.850

9,600
29.200

39, 200
10.000

9,600
9.600

9.800
9.600

9.600
9.600

9.800
20. 400
19.600
29.000
10.000

9.800
10. 000
10. 000
9.600
9.800
9.600
19. 200
9.800
19, 800
9.600
9,600

8,360

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 185

21.365
5,810
5,185
5,185

36, 545
5,185
5,310

42, 105
5, ,560
5,060
5,310

1955 estimate

1

1

2

2

1

1

1

1

1

1

5

43

36

82

119

105

64

5,310

5,185

10, 370

10, 620

5,185

5,810

5,560

5,810

5,310

5,310

26,600

193, 730

151,370

316, 620

407,600

325. 210

178. 160

6.380
26.328

679

3. 296. 873
48 230.780

631

3. 066, 093

93, 937
42, 120
11,792

8.420
6,000

3, 228, 362

11,800
33,650

10.800
11,050

11,800
79,350

1 9,800
3 29,600

5 49,600
1 10,000

1

9,800

9,800

1 9,600

1 9.600

1 9.60O

1 9,800

10, 000
19. 400
20. 000
29.200
10 200

9.800
10. 200
10. 600
9.600
9.800
9.800
9.600
9,800
19, 800
9,600
9,800
9,600

8,560 I

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,310
21.365
5.810
5,310
5.310

5,310

5,435

36, 795

5,560

5,310

38
3'
7'

105
96
62

2
U

5,310

6,185

10,495

10, 870

5,185

5,810

5,560

5,810

6,310

5,435

25,600

172, 580

143,405

288,715

362, 910

301,430

172, 740

6.460
32.630

617

3. 031. 565
44 214. 362

673

2, 817, 203

48.130
36,180
10, 913

7,774
6,000

2, 926, 200

11,800
33,900

ll.O.W
11,300

7 80,100

9,800
29,600

49,600
10,200

9.800

9.800
9.800

1 9.800
1 9.600

9.800

10.000
19.800
20. 000
29.600
10 200

10,000
10.200
10. 600

10.000
9.800
9.800
10.000
19,800
9. 600
9.800
9.600

384

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF MINES— Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds available to the Bureau of
Mines — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $s,360 to $9.360— Con.
Assistant chief, gas s>Tithesis branch.

Assistant chief, health branch

Assistant chief, synthesis gas branch.
Assistant chief, synthesis fuels

research branch

Assistant regional director

Ceramic engineer

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Chief, accident prevention and

health division,

Chief, analytical chemistry section..

Chief, analytical section..

Chief, bituminous coal mining sec-
tion

Chief, coal analysis section

Chief, coal carbonization section

Chief, coal constitution and mis-
cellaneous section

Chief, coal hydrogenation section...

Chief, coal mine fires branch

Chief, coal preparation and utiliza-
tion branch

Chief, electrical and mechanical

branch

Chief, electrometallurgical branch. .
Chief, engineering design branch —
Chief, engineering design section —
Chief, explosives research section,, .
Chief, ferro-alloy research branch...

Chief, flame section

Chief, fuels technology division

Chief, gas explosives branch

Chief, gasification branch

Chief, gas synthesis branch

Chief, hydrometallurgical and ore

dressing branch

Chief, jet fuels section

Chief, kinetics section

Chief, lignite branch

Chief, mechanical design section —

Chief, metallurgical division,

Chief, mineral industry division

Chief, minerals survey division

Chief, minerals thermodynamics

branch

Chief, mine ventilation section

Chief, mining branch

Chief, minuig development branch.

Chief, mining division

Chief, operating section

Chief, operating unit

Chief, ores and metals branch,

Chief, organic chemistry section

Chief, petroleum and natural gas

branch

Chief, physical chemistry section,,.
Chief, pilot plant operations section.

Chief, process design section

Chief, pyrometallurgy branch

Chief, rocket fuels section

Chief, spectrometric section

Chief, titanium development sec-
tion

Chief, titanium research section

Chief, utilization section

Coal mine inspector

Commodity industry analyst

Construction engineer..

Helium engineer

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Mining engineer

Mining methods research engineer..

Petroleum engineer

Physical chemist

Physicist,

Research engineer -,

Safety engineer,

Special assistant to the regional

director

Supervising fuel technologist

Supervising mining engineer ,

Supervising mining health and

safety engineer

Supervising physical metallurgist,.
Supervising production metallurgist.

Technical adviser

Technologist , , ,

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Administrative assistant

Ceramic engineer

Chemical engineer..

Chemist

Chief, administrative division

Chief, budget and finance branch..

Chief, graphic service section

Chief, industrial minerals branch,.
Chief, industry survey branch

1954 estimate

Num- Total Num-
ber salary ber

1 $8, 360
1 8, 360
1 8,760

17, 320

16, 920
8.360

51. 760

17. 320

102. 720
8.360
8,360

8,360
8,560
8,760

8,960
9,160
8,360

8,560

8.960
8.560
8,560
8,360
8,960
9.360
8.560
17.520
8.760
8,760
8,560

9,360

8,560
8,360
8,560
17, 120
9.360
8,360

8.560
8,360
8,760
8,760
17, 920
8.760
8.560
9.360
8,960

8,960
8,360
8,560
8,660
8,660
8,360
8,760

33,440

34, 040

8,560

8,560

8,760

25. 080
69. 480

8,360

26, 680
17,720

8,360
8,760
18, 320

2 18. 520

1 8,360

3 26, 280

2 16, 720

1 8.360
1 8, 760
1 9,160

7,240
14. 480
223. 140
104. 360
14,280
7,240

1 7,640
1 7,240

1
1

1

2
2
1
6
2

11

I
1

1
1
1

1
1
1

Total
salary

$8, 560
8,360
8,760

17, 320
17,320
8, 360
52,160
17, 520

93, 960
8.560
8.300

8.360
8.760

9.100
8,560

8,760
8,960

1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
2
3
1

1
1
1
1
o

T
1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1

4
5
1
1
1
4
8
1
3
2
1
1
1

2
I
4

4
1
1
1
1

2

2

26

16

8.560
8.660
9.160
9. 3fi0
8.760
8.760
8.960
8.760
8.560

9.360
8.360
8,760
8,360
8,560
17, 320
26, 080
8,360

8,760
8. 560
8.760
8.960
18. 120
8.760
8.660
9.360
8,960

8,960
8, .560
8,560
8,560
8.560
R. 660
8,960

8,360
8,360
8,360

33, 840
43, 200

8, 560
8,760
8,960

34, 040
70, 680

8, 360
27, 080
18. 120
8. .560
8.760
9,160

18. 720

8.560

33.640

33. 840
8,360
8,660
8.360
9.360

15.080

14. 480

189. 140

112. 800

7.040

7.240

7.440

7,640

7,240

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

1
1
1

Total
salary

$8, 560
8,560
8,960

17, 720
17, 520

8,560
35, 440
17, 720

95, 960
8,560

8,660
8. 760
8,960

9,160
9.360
8,660

9,160

8,760
8,560
9, 160
9.360
8.760
8,960
8,960
8,960
8,760

9,360

8,660
8,760
8,560

17,520
26, 080
8,560

8,760
8,660
8,960
8,960
18, 120

9,360
9,160

9,160
8,660
8,760

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1
1
1

1
1
1

4
5

1
1
1

3

7

1

3
2

1
1
1

2

1

3

4

1
1
1
1

2

2
24
12

8,760
8,680
8,960

8,660

8,560

8,360

34, 040

43, 400

8,760

8,760

8.960

25. 680

62, 120

8.660

27. 280

18. 320

8.560

8.960

9,160

18. 720
8.660
25,280

34,040
8.360
8.660
8.360
9,360

1.5,280

14. 680

174. 2fi0

90,480

7,210

7,440

7,640

7.840

7,440

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $3,040— Con.

Chief, jet propulsion section

Chief, mine experiments section

Chief, petroleum statistical branch, ,
Chief, pilot and scale plant design

unit

Chief, rare materials branch

Chief, statistics branch

Chief, technical reports section

Civil engineer

Coal mine inspector

Commodity industry analyst

Commodity specialist

Construction and maintenance su-
perintendent...

Construction engineer

Consulting electrical engineer

Electrical engineer

Electrochemist

Fuels utilization engineer

Health and safety engineer

Information specialist

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

^T ining engineer

Mining health and safety engineer,.
Mining methods research engineer,.
Motion picture distribution spe-
cialist , ,,

Natural gas engineer

Organic chemist

Petroleum engineer

Physical chemist -.

Physicist —

Safety engineer

Safety representative

Special assistant to the regional

director

Superintendent machine and elec-
tric shops

Supervising chemical engineer

Supervising chemist . ,

Supervising coal mine inspector

Supervising metallurgist,,

Supervising mining engineer

Supervising mining health and

safety engineer

Supervising physical metallurgist,.

Technologist .,, ,..

OS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Analytical chemist

Assistant chief, budget and finance

branch

Ceramic engineer

Chemical engineer

Chemist

Chief, budget and finance branch. ._

Chief, coal preparation section

Chief, personnel branch

Chief, property management branch

Civil engineer

Coal mine electrical inspectors

Coal mine inspector —

Coal preparation engineer

Commodity Industry analyst

Commodity specialist

Construction and maintenance su-
perintendent

Coordinating assistant

Electrical engineer

Electrical scientist

Electrochemist

Electronic engineer... -.-

Engineer

Extractive metallurgist

Fuels utilization engineer

Geologist

Head, equipment and development

services section

Health and safety engineer

Information specialist..

Librarian

Maintenance engineer

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Mineralogist

Mineral engineer

Mining health and safety engineer.
Mining methods research engineer.

Motion picture specialist

Natural gas engineer

Operating engineer

Organic chemist

Personnel officer

Petrographer

Petroleum engineer

Petroleum production engineer

Physical chemist,

Physical metallurgist

Physicist

Safety engineer

Safety inspector

Safety representative

Solid fuels mining engineer

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1

89
7
2

1
1
1
3
2
1
9
1
9
21
41
3
3

1

1

2

10

$7,340
7,240
7,040

7,040
7.240
7,040
7,440
7,640
649,160
60,480
15,080

7.040
7.440
7.010

21.720

14. 080
7.440

66. 160
7.640

65, 960
167. 010
297. 340

22. 320

21. 520

7.440
7.440
14. 480
72. 800
64.960
7.440

22. 520
7.240

7.240

7.040
7.040
7.240
7.240
29. 360
28.760

2 15. 080
2 14.880
2 15. 080

11.880
6,140
18. 620

5.940

12, 480

289. 380

318, 740

12. 280

6,940

1
1
3

82
1
2
1

1
1
6
1

5.940

6.940

17. 820

505. 780

5.940
12, 280

6,340

5, 940

6,940

39. 240

6,940

1954 estimate

2
1
5
1
3

1
6
2
1
1
11
19
1
62
2
2
1
1
1
1

12, 080
6,140

30, 700
6,940

18, 620

6,940

37. 840

12, 280

6,140

5. 940

68. 140

116,860

6.140

390. 270

12. 080

12. 680

6.140

6,940

5,940

6,140

67,540
5,940
104, 680
6,940
75, 080
5,940
6,140

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 440
1 7. 440
1 7,240

2 13, 080

1
1
1
1
90

7.240
7.240
7,440
7,640
657, 620
64,960

7,240
7,440
7,240
21. 920
14. 480
7,440
67, 100

69, 720
1,51,000
316,610

22. 320

21. 520

7.040

7.640
14, 680
81. 440
68. 720

7,440
22, 120

7,240

7,440

7,240

""7.240
7.440

22. 720
21, 720

15.280
7.440
15, 080

1 6, 140
1 6, 140
4 26, 160

6,940
6, 340
265, 540
334, 440
12, 080
6,940
6,940
6,140

3
83
1
4
1

1
1
6
1
1
2
2
7
1
4

17, 820
510, 420

5,940
24, 760

6,340

5, 940
6.940
40. 240
6.940
5. 940
12. 080
12. 080
42. 780
6.940
24, 960

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 6, 140
7 44,440

6.340

6, 140

37, 840

142, 020
6,140

382, 860

12, 280

13, 080
6,340
6,940
5,940
6,340
6,940
5,940

87, 160

6,140

105, 380

6,140

82. 020
6.140
6,140
5,940

13, 080

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

385

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Generni schedule pradcs— Continued
GS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Spectroprapher

Station superintendent

Structural en^rineer

Supervisory physicist

Technologist

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Chief, budget and finance branch...
Chief, property management

branch

Chief statistics branch.. _

Fiscal accountant

Information specialist

Safety representative

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant .....

Administrative clerk

Administrative officer

Analytical chemist...

Ceramic engineer

Chemical engineer...

Chemist

Chief, administrative division

Chief, budget and finance branch...
Chief, classification and wage ad-
ministrative section

Chief, personnel branch.

Chief, property management divi-
sion

Chief, voucher examining section...

Civil engineer.

Coal mine inspector

Coal technologist

Commodity industry analyst

Construction maintenance super-
visor

Cost accountant

Electrical engineer

Electrical inspector

Electrochemist

Electronic engineer

Electronic scientist

Engineer. ..._

Engineering draftsman

Extractive metallurgist

Fiscal accountant

Foreman, instrument maker

Fuels engineer

General engineer...

Geologist

Head, machine shops

Health and safety engineer

Information and editing specialist..

Instrument maker

Instrument specialist

Laboratory field welder foreman

Maintenance supervisor

Mathematical physicist

Mathematician

Mechanical engineer

Metallurgist

Mine development and production

engineer

Minerals technologist

Mining engineer

Motion picture specialist

Operating engineer

Ore microscopist

Organic chemist

Personnel olTicer

Petrographcr

Petroleum engineer

Petrnloum geologist

Petroleum research engineer

Photographer

Physical chemist

Physical metallurgist

Physical science aide

Physicist

Position classifier

Procurement and supply officer

Publicity WTiter

Purchasing agent

Research engineer

Safety engineer

Safety inspector

Safety representative

Superintendent electrical shops

Superintendent of mechanical shops

Supervising chemiciil engineer

Supervising engineering draftsman.

Technologist

GS-8. Range S4.620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $.1,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,110 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2.7.50 to $3.230..
pS-I. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

1963 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,540
6,140
6.540
5.940

42,780

1 5, 625

1 6.000

2 11.000
1 5, 876

4 20, 615

7 37, 420

10,620
21,490
5,060
389,150
474, 840
5,060
10,620

1 6,060
1 6,810

2
1
2
101
1

10,120
5,060

10.120

528, 935

5.310

36, 295

16, 180
5,060

20,990

15,180
5,060

15,430
5,060
5,185
6,560

16,180

1
1
1
2
1
8
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
9
44

1
1

26
1
5
1
2
4
3

17
1
1
1
8
2
1

15
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
7
1
1
1
1

11

8

401

.5, 810
5.310
5.185

10. 870
5.060

41,230
5.810

10. 245
5,810
5.185
5,185
6,310
^ 310

47. 415
230,265

5.060

6.060

133. 810

5,185

26. 550

5,310

10. 370

21,490

15. 305

88, 895

5.685

5.060

5,060

41, 855

10. 370
5,185

78.400
5,185
5.060
.5,060
5.060
5.060

11. 245
6,060

36. 045
5,810
5.310
5,185
6,310
60.910
40,335

1, 730, 630
188 776,075
174

1, 723, 690
398

1, 324, 025
380

1, 177. 880

192 644.560

14 35, 720

Num- Total

ber salary

I $6. 540

1 6,140

I 5.940
7 43,380

1 6. 750

1 6,000

2 11,125
1 6, 000

15, 680

38,170

5, 060

10. 870

16,180

10, 245

335, 605

444, 045

5,185

10. 870

7
1
2
3
2
63
81
1
2

1
1

2

1
2

84
1
7

6,185
5,810

10, 370
5, 185

10, 370

448.275

6,310

36. 296

3 16,430

21,490
15, 430

i 20,616

6,310
6.685
6.060
.5.060
5,810
5,435
5.310

10, 995
5,135

36.645
6.810

15, 555
5,810

6,310

1 .5. 436

6 32, 985

39 208,965

1 5. 185

1 5. 186

2S 146,180

6, 310
5.435
10,620
16, 555
10, 370
73, 715

5,186

5, 185

37, 045

10. 620

5,310

80,150

6.310

5.185

6.185

5,186

10. 870

10. 245

37. 070

5. 810

5,435

6.310

5.435

56. 3,50

40,210

2
2
7
1
1
1
1
10
8
366

1, 599. 125
167 660,210
374

1, 398, 550
328

1, 110, 820
316

998. 030
155 448,265
12 31,280

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 740

1 6,340

1 6, 140
7 43.980

1 5, .500

1 6,500
1 5, 875

2 11,250
1 6, 125

15,680

33,110

5,060

11,120

16.430

10, 495

309, 680

402, 065

5,310

5,685

1 6,310
1 5, 810

5,310
5,310

10.620

448, 276

5.435

25, 926

11. 246

4 21, 490

3 15. 680

3 15, 430

5, 435
6,810
6. 185
5.185
5,810
5. 560
5, 435

11,120
5,310

36.545
5, 810

1.5. .555
5,810

6,435

36

1

1

26

5.560
32. 985
193, 410

5.310

5,310

135, 810

1
2
2
2

14

5,660

10, 870

11. 495
10. 370
73,690

6,310

5,310

31, 985

10,620

6,435

74, 840

.5, 435

5,310

5,310

5,310

337

10, 995

10, 496

37, 070

5,810

5, .560

5,435

5,560

61,040

35,690

1,473.430
113 606,205
348

1, 306, 590
302

1, 024, 750
296

936. 450
144 417,055
10 27, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4..565 to $5,316

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to SA.ms

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680...

CPC-6. Ranee $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,810

Positions at hourlv rates;
Rates equivalent to $5,060 and above:
-\ssistant foreman, printing plant...

Bricklayer

Clam shell and shovel operator

Diamond driller..

Diamond drill foreman

Electrician

Electrician foreman

Electrometallurgical plant foreman.

Foreman

Foreman machinist

Foreman, mi\ed gang

Foreman, pilot plant

Foreman, printing plant

Machinist..

Melter

Pilot plant equipment operator

Pilot plant mechanic

Pirefitter

StUlman foreman

Structural steel worker

Welder

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part tinje employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows*

''Conservation and development of min-
eral resources. Bureau of Mines":

Direct obligations...

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accoiuats . .

"Health and safety. Bureau of Mines":

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimbm^e-
ments from other accomits — -

"Construction, Bureau of Mines"

"General administrative expenses. Bu-
reau of Mines":

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

"Research and development, -^ir
Force"

"Aircraft and related procurement.
Air Force"

"Naval working fimd"

"Research, Navy"

"Working capital fund. National
Bureau of Standards"

"Research and development. Army"...

"Revolving fund. Federal Housing
Administration"

"Revolving fund. Defense Production
Act, Interior"

"Maintenance and operations. Army"...

"Maintenance and operations. Air
Force"

"Ships and facilities. Navy"

"Civil engineering. Navy"

".\ircraft and facilities. Navy".

"Ordnance and facilities. Navy"

"Service-wide supply and finance,
Navy" --

"Salaries and expenses. Office of
Secretary of Defense" —

"Operating expenses. Atomic Energy
Commission"

"Plant and equipment. Atomic Energy
Commission"

"Salaries and expenses, defense pro-
duction activities, Commerce" -.

4,448

20, 029. 963
475

2, 112, 734

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,315
22,325
33,920
75,600
121, 760
85,338
130, 010
196,864
117,422

1
1
1
1
2
5
1

16
6
1
1
1
1
4
1
1

12
2
1
1
1
691

5,387

6,120

5,120

5,200

11.336

25,600

5,658

88,528

32, 240

5,262

5,887

6,200

5,616

20, 480

5,120

5,120

61,440

10, 210

5,096

5,120

5.120

2, 611, 344

4,012

18, 721, 103
213

934, 710

3,973

17, 917, 229

271.010

8,758

209. 267

71. 302

260, 497
89, 376
37, 981

18, 865, 420

21, 928, 646

12, 349. 592

315, 287

3. 378, 606

31, 099
12,241

1, 107, 2.38

3.50

307, 120

8,777

66,566

1,790
213,361

8,424

324,977
38, 364

12,480

339, 511

5,554

89, 998

95, 894

176,136

40,641

1,906,943

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
5
7
13
30
25
37
66
32

1
1
1
2
1
5
1
20
6
2
1

$5,315
22,700
29,760
49, 255
105. 280
80, 910
113, 270
186. 014
83,960

6.387
5,120
5.120

10.400
5, 616

25,600

5,658

110, 600

32, 240

10, 322
5,887

1
4
1
1
12
2
1
1
1
683

6,616
20.480
5, 120
5,120
61.440
10. 240
6,096
6,120
6,120

2,616,792

3,666

16, 836, 471
247

873, 715

3,799

17, 786, 363

338,811
10, 300

178, 750
69, 824

212, 211
64,958
41,800

18, 703, 017

21, 931, 379

11, 707, 105

300,239

4, 073, 308

30, 670
16, 769

1, 138. 334

24,507

1,025

61,345

288,300
3,850

398, 600
131,400

6,240
283,630

55, 630

1, 861, 400
28,370

23,995

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 315
18,800
26,100
27, 445
61,820
79, 256
69. 220
156, 120
83.960

1

1
1
2
1
5
1
18
6
2
1

6,387

5.120

5,120

10,400

5,616

25.600

5,658

99,594

26,900

10, 322

6,887

1
4
1
1
8
2

1

1

1

507

5,616
20, 480
5, 120
5,120
40. 960
10. 240
5,096
5.120
5,120

, 996, 149

3,309

15. 961, 756

257, 385

6,700

151, 050

63,938

166, 575
53.998
38. 976

16, 700. 378

19, 626, 678

10,961,938

54,806

4, 099, 836

29,687

274,600

197,600

260,580

"i25,'ioo

1,288,030

386

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF MINES— Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal serrices paid from funds available to the Bureau of
Mines — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows— Con.
"Operations, Federal CivU Defense

$13, 696

7,056
2,036
18,356
6,766

"Administration, naedical, hospital,
and domiciliary services, Veterans

"General administrative expenses,

"Salaries and expenses, defense pro-

"Surveys, investigations, and re-

" Census of business, transportation,
manufactures and mineral indus-
tries Bureau of the Census"..

$1, 100

828, 460

146, 650
296,942

"Revolving fund. Defense Production
Act, defense materials procurement
activities, General Services Admin-

496, 267

126,012
404, 623

$797, 640

"Consolidated working fund. Interior,
Mines" -

169,010

269, 673

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Management and Protection, National Park Service

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

1,628

332

1,744

1,618

357

1,807

1.662

463

1.958

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,681
GS-6.9

$3,400

CPC-6.0

$3,361

$4,713
GS-6.9

$3,399

CPC-5.0

$3,659

.$4, 720

OS-6.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,397

CPC-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,661

Personal service obligations:

$6. 224, 913

999. 661

24,034

183,838

$6, 567, 293

1,081.472

26, 346

169, 134

$6. 774. 764

1. 438. 330

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

26, 158
151.481

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

7,432,446

7,833,244

8, 390, 733

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

7,411,297
262, 931
63, 204
58,469
298, 724
121.976
182,305

128.412

232. 803

266, 921

637

23,466

7, S09. 249
193. 941
30, 047
67, 686
279, 243
132, 128
154.377

08.495
238. 19?
110,622

8,371.996

193, 250

03 Transportation of things _ _

41, 649

67. 978

280. 865

137.806

184 102

Services performed by other agen-

49.715

08 Supplies and materials

249. 262

154, 945

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

21, 876

28. 542

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds -

9,041,104

9,096.354

9, 750. 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

484
6,477

1,170
3,322

1,170

09 Equipment - -

4.097

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources

6,961

4,492

6,267

Total direct obligations

9. 047. 005

9, 100, 846

9, 755. 207

Obligatitms Payable Out of Reimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

21.149

6, 261

264

23,995

3,020

300

18. 737

2,360

03 Transportation of things -.-^.--

300

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Peimbursemenis
From Other .4ccom?!(s— Continued

$4,323
300
1,097
1, 367
2,798
3, 008
67

$.5,000

422

800

728

4, 965

1,027

63

$4,600

160

700

630

4,680

09 Equipment

1,450

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

40,634

40,300

33, 517

9, 087, 699

9, 141, 146

9, 788, 784

Maintenance and Rehabilitation of Physical Facilities, National
Park Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivaletit of all other positions.
Average number of all employees-

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average s.ilary _

Average grade-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Average grade- ,

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions--- _.

OMier positions

Regnlar pay in excess of .52-week base-.
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations
(see (Consolidated schedule). ,

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01

02
03
04
06
06
07

Personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Communication services-

Rents and utility .'services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by other

agencies- --

Supplies and materials...

Equipment

Lands and structures

Refunds, awards, and indemnities..
Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds ,

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

06 Rents and utility services —

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from non-Fed-
eral sources _

1953 actual

1,118

636

1,606

$4, 681
GS-6.9

$3,400

CPC-6.0

$3,361

$3, 612. 153

1.960.192

13. 560

150, 343

6, 636, 248

6, 022, 664

69, 831

46. 044

14,778

161,371

3,263

594, 959

41.105

1, 402, 664

695. 497

8.714

6.301

37, 924

7,994,116

6,642
1,375
17, 455

1954 estimate

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transi)ortation of things

04 Commmiication services

06 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials..

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

q^tal obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts --.

Obligations incurred

8, 018, 687

613,684

20. 376

10, 747

1,696

125, 613

13,685

74, 107

690.010

52. 770

17

2,792

1, 605, 297

9, 623, 884

1,151

619

1,648

$4,713
OS-6.9

$3,399

CPC-6.0

$3,659

.$3, 869, 130

1,881,733

14.900

116,033

6, 870, 796

5, 224. 871

96, 599

61.6S7

17, 763

231,226

6,205

660,661

33,620

1,385,883

647,637

6,500

526

38, 933

1966 estimate

8,300,000

88, 600

1,494

16,316

106, 409

8, 406, 409

646, 926

11,299

8.924

1,567

44.916

160

66, 656

696, 262

53,846

3,895

1, 622, 440

9, 928, 849

1,178

700

1,779

$4,720
OS-6.9

$3,397

CPC-6.0

$3,661

$4, 046, 878

2, 132, 820

1.5,7.32

112,411

6, 307, 841

6, 632, 606

80,788

48. 616

18. 787

255.129

8,096

730, 101

33,620

1,514,476

487, 684

500

39,699

8, 8.60, 000

88,186

1,494

18, 300

107, 980

8, 967, 980

676, 236

9.799

8,651

1,530

43, 086

210

53,570

739, 021

22,826

3,948

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

387

Construction, National Park Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

171
164
302

186
246
416

188
216
385

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4,681
QS-«.9

$3,400

CPC-5.0

$3,361

$4, 713
GS-6.9

$3, 399

CPC-5.0

$3,559

$4,720

Average grade

GS-6.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,397

CPC-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,661

Persona] service obligations:

$715,014

570, 724

2,769

15, 706

$891, 244

797, 816

3,427

25,350

$908, 250

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates ...

698, 276
3,527
20,400

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

1,304,203

1,717,837

1,630,453

Direa Oblisations
Appropriated funds:

1, 303, 127

96,202

10, 999

9,360

176, 206

4.721

737,686

311, 565

154,026

9, 883, 067

136

7,388

1, 692. 837

100, 000

17,000

10, 000

287, 000

7,200

948. 922

450, 000

75. 000

14, 738, 761

1,605,453

02 Travel

84,600

03 Transportation of things

8,000

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

8,500

170, 000

5,100

07 Other contractual services

688,500
369, 672

09 Equipment-- _.

60,000

10 Lands and structures

6, 661, 545

13 Refunds awards and indemnities

9,000

8,000

Total obligations from appro-
priated fluids

12, 694, 461
671

18,335,720
3,500

9, 669, 170

Reimbursements from non-Federal sources:
09 Equipment

3,600

12,695,132

18, 339, 220

9, 572, 670

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1,076
490
521
116

25,000
2,500

25,000

02 Travel-

2,500

05 Rents and utility services

5,000

6, 000

07 Other contractual services

848

12. 699

1,187

08 Supplies and materials

17,500
4,500

17, 600

4,500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
coimts

16, 937

54,500

54,500

Obligations incurred

12, 712, 069

18,393,720

9, 627, 170

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS,
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

183
87
245

182
87
238

182
42
142

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarj^

$4,681
GS-6.9

$3,400

CPC-6.0

$3,361

$4,713
OS-6.9

$3. 399

CPC-6.0

$3,659

$4,720

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

GS-6.9
$3,397

CPC-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,661

Direct Obligatims
01 Personal services:

Pemiflnent positions

$689. 593
199, 872

3,224
5,380

$666, 600
200, 000

3,000
5,600

$443, 200

100,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

1,800

5,000

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

898, 069

34, 986

3,837

3,284

9,324

6,799

176, 684

141, 473

875, 000

36,000

4,000

3,000

9,000

7,000

200, 000

313, 630

650,000

02 Travel -

26,000

03 Transportation of things..

2,500

04 Communication services

2,000

6,000

4, 000

07 Other contractual services

120, 000

08 Supplies and materials

129, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS,

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE— Continued
Direct ObligattOTis— Continued
09 Equipment

$1,409

612

3,300

$2,000

15 Taxes and assessments .

4,000

$2,500

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

1, 278, 677
2,863

1,452,630

840,000

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1, 275, 824
2,906

1,462,630

840, 000

1, 278, 730

1,462,630

840,000

ALLOCATION TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION

$383

7,208

189, 455

$1, 078
1,066

10 T^ftTidf; a"'' Ptrnntnrp^

197, 046

2,144

SUMMART

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

364
261
547

368
333
654

370

257
527

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 681
GS-6.9

$3,400

CPC-6.0

$3,361

$4,713
QS-6.9

$3,399

CPC-5.0

$3,559

$4, 720

GS-6.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,397

Average grade

CPC-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,661

Personal service obligations:

$1, 404, 607

770, 696

6,983

21,086

$1, 557, 744

997, 816

6,427

30,860

$1,351,450

Other positions

798, 276

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

5,327
26,400

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

2,202,272

2, 692, 837

2, 180, 463

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

2, 201, 196

131, 188

14,836

12, 644

186, 530

11,903

920, 578

453,028

156, 434

10,073,024

136

10,688

2, 567, 837

135,000

21, 000

13,000

296,000

14, 200

1,150,000

763, 630

77,000

14,739,827

2, 166, 453

109,600

03 Transportation of things

10, 500

10,500

05 Rents and utility services

175,000

9,100

07 Other contractual services

808,500

498, 572

60,000

10 Lands and structures

6, 661, 645

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities. -
15 Taxes and assessments -

13,000

10,600

Subtotal

14, 170, 184
2,853

19,790,494

10,409,170

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total obligations from appropriated

14, 167, 331
671

19.790,494
3,600

10, 409, 170

Reimbursements from non-Federal sources:

3,500

ToTnl direct nhligf^tif^TiS

14,168,002

19, 793, 994

10, 412, 670

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1,076
490
621
116

25,000
2,600

25,000

2,600

5,000

6,000

848

15,605

1,187

17, 500 1 17, 500

4,500

4,600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other
accounts --

19, 843

54.600

64.500

14, 187, 845

19,848,494

10, 467, 170

388

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE— Continued

General Administrative Expenses, National Park Service

OBLIGATIONS ET OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

238
223

220
207

217

Average salaries and grades ;
General schedule grades:

$4, 681
GS-6.9

$3,400
CPC-5.0

$4, 713
GS-6.9

$3,399
CPC-5.0

$4 720

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary _ . . -

$3,397
CPC-5.0

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions . _

$1,169,802

287

4,497

$1,117,271

1,000

4,297

600

$1 114 817

1,000

4, 297

600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.,-
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

1,174,586

1, 123, 168

1,120,714

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services _ . _

1,174,613
53, 260

1,828
18, 687

4,413
33,001
18, 553
12,973
17, 455
65

1,076

1, 123, 168
48, 630

1.785
16. 100

3.250
32, 200
17, 885
11,332
12,750

1,120,714

03 Transportation of things

2 145

16, 334
3 450

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

19, 880
14, 002
10, 330

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

1,000

900

Total direct obligations

1,335,814

1,268,000

1,268.000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

73
48
25

02 Travel

600

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

146

600

Obligations incurred

1, 335, 960

1,268,500

1,268,000

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from National Park Service accounts
DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,000

3 32, 650
1 10, 800

1 9, 600
1 10, 000
1 9, 600
1 9, 600
8 78, 000
1 10, 600
1 9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,200

3 33, 400
1 10, 800

1 9, 600
1 10. 200
1 9, 600
1 9. 600
8 79. 200
1 10. 600
1 9,800
1 9, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

3 33, 400
1 11,050

1 9, 800

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief of design and construction

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief architect

1 9, 800
1 9, 800
8 79,600

Chief of division

Finance oITicer

1 9 800

Personnel oITicer . ..

1 9, 600

Supervising landscape architect

1 9, 800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Architect

1 8 360

1 8, 660
5 42, 200
1 8,360

1 8,660
5 42, 800
1 8,360

Assistant chief of division

5 43 ''OO

1 8, 660

1 8,360
1 8, 560

Assistant to chief of design and con-
struction. .

Budget officer- -

1 8,360
1 8, 360
15 126,200
1 8, 360
1 8, 560

1 7,040
1 7,040
1 7,040
7 49, 2S0
1 7, 240
1 7, 040
20 148, 800
1 7, 040
1 7,040

1 8, 560

1 8, 560

15 127,000

1 8, 560

Chief of branch

17 145 720

1 8, 560

Personnel officer ._ _

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Architect

2 14, 080
1 7,040
1 7, 040
7 49, 480
1 7,240
1 7,040
20 150, 400
I 7, 040
1 7,040
1 7, 040
1 7, 040
1 7, 040
1 7, 040
1 7,640

Assistant budget officer

1 7,240
1 7, 240
7 50, 480
1 7, 440
1 7 040

Assistant chief of branch

Attornev-adviser

Chief of branch.

18 136 IPO

Economist

1 7 ''40

2 14. 080
1 7 ''40

Highway engineer -

1 7, 040

Landscape architect

1 7, 040

1 7, mo

Supervising landscape architect

i 7,440

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Archeologist

Assistant chief of branch

Attorney-adviser

Audit reviewer

Business accountant

Chief of branch

Chief of general services

Contract officer.

Engineer (civil)..

Engineer (electronics)

Engineer (valuation).

Government systems accountant...

Highway engineer

Historian

Landscape architect

Placement officer

Position classifier

Procurement and supply officer

Realty officer

Supervisory auditor.

Training officer

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

G ovcrnrp ental aud itor

Information and editorial specialist.

QS-9. Range $5,000 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant...

Assistant chief of general services...

Cadastral engineer

Commercial auditor

Governmental auditor

Illustrator (general).

Information and editorial specialist.

Information specialist

Landscape architect

Placement and training officer

Placement assistant

Position classifier

Section chief (budget analyst)

Range $t,620 to $5,370.
Range $4,205 to $4,956.

Range $3,795 to $4,646

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,5,52 to $3,032

GS-8.

GS-7.

GS-i

GS-5.

GS-1.

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Superintendent

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant superintendent

Associate superintendent

Project manager

Regional director

Superintendent

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant regional director

Assistant superiutendent

Attorney-adviser

Chief of division

Project manager

Resident engineer

Superintendent

Supervisor (architectural design) ..
Supervising landscape architect

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Archeologist

Architect.

Architectural engineer

Assistant to superintendent

Assistant superintendent

Attorney-adviser

Bridge engineer

Chief of division...

Chief of branch

Engineer (civil)

Engineer (construction)

Engineer

Highway engineer

Historian -

Horticulturist

Landscape architect — --.

Project manager

Regional archeologist

Regional architect -

Regional chief of concessions man-
agement. -..,-.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 140

12,280

6,940

24, 160

13, 480

11,880

5,940

6,940

6,940

23,960

6,340

6,140

6,940

6,940

25, 760

1 6, 540
'4""24,'566

22, 000
6,126

5,435

6,185

10, 870

10,245

1 5, 060
1 6, 436

1
1
1
4
1
15
12
35
59
23

5,185
5,810
6,186

20, 490
4,746

65, 076

60, 666
129, 350
196,126

71,690

4 10, 928

283

1,618,733
33.8

181,943

249.2

1, 336, 790

7,215
6,149

9,164

10, 800

9,600
9,600
10, 000
40, 200
9,600

12 104,120

4, 040

4

"i" 8,560
2 18, 320
16 140,040

3 25, 280

6
1
3
1
1

13
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
3
1
1
8
1
1
4

42, 440
8,040

22, 920
7,040
7,240

92, 120
7,040
7,240

22, 520

15, 080

14, 480
8,040
7,040

21, 720
7,440
8,040

58, 920
7,040
8,040

29, 960

4 31, 160

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6, 140

2 12, 280
1 5, 940

62, 600
12,480
6,140
6,140
6,940
17,820
6,340
5,940
6,940

2 12,880

1 6, 940

1 6, 940

1 6, 740

1 5, 940

1 6, 940

11,126
6,260

5,560

6,310

5,060

10,745

10, 370

6,060

5,660

5,560

10,245

3

1
17
12
33
62
21

15,805
4,870

73,610

61,790
124, 530
211,670

66, 830

11,408

285

1,549,538
22.2

104,971

262.8

1, 444, 567

6,173
5,565

1 10,800

1 9, 800

1 9, 600

1 10, 200
4 41,000

2 19, 200

104, 720
8,360
34, 240
16, 720
8,760
18, 720
139, 360
8,360
3.3, 640

6 42, 840

1 8, 040

2 15, 680
1 7, 040

93, 320
7,040
7,240

14,680
7,240

28, 760
8,040
7,040

21, 920
7,440
8. 040

66, 160
7,040
8,040

30, 160

31, 160

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6,340

2 12, 680
1 5, 940

10 62, 600

2 12, 680

1 6, 140

1 6, 340

3 18, 020

1 6,540

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

6,940
5,940
6,140
6,740
6,140

5,940

11,260
6,260

1 5, 685
1 5,310

10,745
10, 370
5,185
5,560
5,685
10,495

3

1

16
13
33
57
21

16,930
4,995

69, 595

57, 335
12,'i,030
194, 905

66, 990

4 11,648

277

1, 528, 533
18.9

92, 662

258.1

1, 435, 871

4,750
5,523

1,850

1,447,994

1 11,050

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

1 10, 200
4 41,200

2 19, 400

104, 920

8,360

34, 440

16, 920

8,760

18, 720

140, 360

8,360

26,480

43, 440

2 15, 880
1 7, 040

94, 120
7,240
7,440

15,080
7,440

29, 160
8,040
7,240

21,920
7,640
8,040

66, 960
7,040
8,040
4 30, 160

4 31, 160

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

389

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $«,040— Con.
Regional chief of lauds and recrea-
tion planning

Regional engineer _

Regional forester

Regional historian

Regional landscape architect

Regional naturalist

Structural engineer

Superintendent

Supervising archeologist

Supervising landscape architect

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Archeologist

Architect

Assistant administrative officer

Assistant chief of division

Assistant project manager

Assistant superintendent

Biologist ---

Bridge enguieer...

Chief ranger

Civil engineer

Construction superintendent

Construction engineer

Economist

Electrical engineer

Engineer

Exhibits construction specialist

Forester.-

Government accountant

Highway engineer

Historian - -

Horticulturist

Landscape architect

Mechanical engineer

Museum preservation specialist

Museum specialist-

Naturalist--- — -.

Park plaimer

Personnel officer

Plant pathologist-- - --.

Recreation planner

Safety engineer

Soil conservationist

Structural engineer

Superintendent

Supervising archeologist--

Supervising landscape architect

OS-KJ. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Assistant superintendent -—

Budget officer ---

Chief of section

Chief clerk---

Chief ranger--

Naturalist-

Personnel officer

Position classifier

Procurement officer

Superintendent

Supervisory park ranger

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Accountant -

Agronomist -

Arborist

Archeologist

Architect

Assistant administrative officer

Assistant chief ranger

Assistant superintendent

Biologist--

Bridge engineer

Cartographic engineer —

Chief clerk _

Chief ranger-- -

Civil engineer.--

Construction engineer ---

Construction superintendent

Electrical engineer —

Electrical supervisor...

Electronics engineer

Engineer-

Exhibits construction specialist

Forester

General foreman—

Highway engineer

Historian

Historical technician —

Horticulturist --.

Information specialist

Landscape architect

Manager and special police

Mechanical engineer

Mechanical supervisor

Museum construction specialist

Museum curator

Museum preparator

Naturalist

Painting restorer

Photographer

Plant pathologist

Position classifier

Recreation planner

1953 actual

Num-
ber

2
4
4
3
3
3
1
17
1
4

1

1

2
12

1

1

1

9

7

3

6
16

1

3

1

Total
salary

$15, 880
31,660
31,360

21, 620

22. 720
23. 520

7,040

128,380

7,840

30,360

6,140

6,340

12, 480

73,280

5,940

6,140

6,140

55, 860

43, ISO

19,420

36.640

100, 640

6,140

19,220

6.540

37. 240
12,280
32,700

18
9
1

39
1
1
2

114,920

54,880

6,940

246, 460

5,940

5,940

12, 480

69,060

32,900

1
2
1

11
2
2

1
1
3
1
1
3
4
1
1

5,940
12,280

5,940
72,650
12, 080
12,280

6,000
5,750
17,250
5,625
6,250
16, 875
22, 810
6,250
5,625

5,875
17, 935

2
2
2
1
9
9
1

11
2
1
1
1
7
4

19
1

10, 555

10,870

10, 995

5.685

47, 665

46,915

5,310

59, 160

11,370

5,060

5, 435

6,060

36,920

21,615

101,016

5,810

26, 175

11,120

5,060

32,860

52, 725
6,560
6, 936

116,995

53, 225
5.060

28.300

19
1
2
2
1
4
1

19
1
1
1
1
1

98, 515
5,685

11, 120

11,620
6,310

20, 865
5.810
103, 140
6,060
5,560
5,685
6,185
6,185

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$16, 080
32. 160
31. 560

21, 520

22, 920

23, 620

16 120, 840
1 7,840
5 38, 200

1
1
2

12
1
1
1
9
7
3
6

15
1
3
1
1

11
2

5
1

IS

10
1

39
1
1
2
9
4
1
1
1
1
2
1

12
1
2

6,140

6,310

12,880

73, 680

5, 940
6,340
6, 140

55, 460
43, 580
19, 420
37, 040
93, ,500

6, 340
18, 620

6,740

0,140

66, 940

12. 280

33, 100

6,540

114,720

61,200

6,940

248.760

5,940

5,940

12, 480

59, 260

27, 300

5,940

5,940

5,940

6,140

12, 480

6,140

77, 080

6,140

12, 680

1 6, 125

1 6.140

3 17, 750

1 5,750

3 17, 125

4 23,250
1 6, 250

1 5,600

1 6.000
8 45,610

2 11,125

1
I
2
1
8

12
1

12
2
1
1
1
7
6

16
1
1
5
2
1
7

10
1
1

22

5.060
5.560

11,245
5,SI0

42, 730

63, 095
5,435

64, 470
11,495

5,060
5, 435

5, 185
37, 045
32,110
85, 210

5,060
6,185
26,300
11,245
5,185
.37,170
53, 3.50

6. 686
5, 936

116,370
48,290

5
1

18
1
2
2
1
3
1

22
1
1

27, 050
6,060

93, 330
5.810

11,246

11.620
6,435

15. 430

5,810

119, 070

6,060

5,685

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$16,080
32. 160
31.560

21, 920

22. 920
23,720

17 128, 680
1 7,840
4 30, 560

1 6, 340
14 86, 160

1
1

10
6
3
6

15
1
3
1
1

10
2
5
1

20

10
1

42
1
1
3
9
4
1
1
1
1
2
1

12
1
1

6,340

6,140

61,600

38, 040

19,820

37, WO

93. 900

6,340

18,820

6,740

6.140

60,800

12,680

33.300

6,740

127, 400

61.600

6,940

268, 480

5,940

5,940

18,620

60,260

27,660

6,140

5,940

6,940

6,340

12, 480

6,140

77, 480

6,140

6,140

1 6,260

1 6, 340

3 18,000

1 5,875

3 17, 260

4 23, 625
1 6, 250

1 5, 625

1 6, 125
8 45, 875

2 11, 250

1
1
2
1
7

11
1

12
2
2
1

5,060

5,560
11,246

5,810
37, 046
.5.8,410

6,435
64,720
11,496
10, 120

5,560

7
7
15
1
1
4
2

1

7
10

37, 295

37, 295

79, 526

5, OfiO

5,310

21, 240

11,245

5. 185

37. 295

53,600

1 6, 935
24 126,615
8 42,605

6
1
19
1
2
2

27, 300
6,186

98. 016
6.810

11.370

II, 745

4
1
23
1
1

20, 490

6,810

124, 630

6,185

6,810

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Regional budget officer

Sanitation officer. -

Soil conservationist

Superintendent

Supervisor of construction and

maintenance

Supervisorv park ranger

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 --

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956- ,

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160 -..

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CFC-IO. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to .$4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.2.30 -..

CPC-3. Range $2,,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.810

National Capital park police:

Chief protective division, at $8,459

Captain, at $6,590-

Lieutenant, at $6.009

Sergeant, horse mounted, at $5,911

Sergeant, at $5,521

Corporal, motorcycle, at $5,480

Corporal, at $6.090

Private, plainclothes, at $5.841

Private, technician, at $5.031

Private, motorcycle, at $6,031

Private, horse mounted, at $5.031

Private, range $3,900 to $4,641- -,

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060-,

Total permanent, field-.
Deduct lapses-

3,495

14, 049, 308
359.9

1, 319, 278

Is et permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Night work difTerential

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;

"Management and protection. National
Park Service":

Direct obligations. - -

Reimbursable obligations - .

"Maintenance and rehabilitation of
physical faculties. National Park
Service":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Construction, National Park Service":

Direct obligations --

Reimbursable obligations

Allocation to Bureau of Public Roads,
Department of Commerce

"General administrative expenses. Na-
tional Park Service":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Educational expenses, children of em-
ployees, Yellowstone National Park,
National Park Service"-

"Operation, management, maintenance,
and demolition of federally acquired
properties. Independence National
Historical Park, National Park Serv-
ice"

"Jefferson National Expansion Me-
morial contribution. National Park
Service"

"National Park Service, donations" —

"Preservation, birthplace of Abraham
Lincoln, National Park Service"

"Consolidated working fund. Interior,
National Park Service" —

"Consolidated working fund. Interior,
National Park Service (trust fund)":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 060

2 11, 745

1 5, 435
20 108. 075

2 10. 995
1 6, 435

78 386,935
238

1, 082, 010
151 625, 500
329

1, 228, 030

272 920. 480

185 583. 550

67 170, 270

6 17, 180

18
26
19
19
33
56
130
27
38

1

1

4

1

14

3

4

9

6

27

10

118

1,048

91, 170
116, 380

81, 060

72, 966
120, 560
184. 144
396. 140

79. 224
103, 090

8,034

6.961

20.540

4,865

66,491

13, 920

18, 740

45,640

27, 120

116, 130

42,500

443, 840

3, 373, 844

3, 135. 1

12, 730, 030

3, 106, 972

20,480

861, 598

50,303

371, 690
30, 310
43,994

17, 215, 377

18, 564, 531

7,411,297
21, 149

5, 022, 664
613, 584

1, 303, 127
1,076

898, 069

1, 174, 513
73

1,798

22.316

7,705
64,029

24

37, 718

1, 781, 027
204,362

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5. 185

2 11,745

1 5. 560
16 86. 860

2 11. 120

82 408.755
255

1. 162, 970
145 601,405
318

1, 189, 640

288 970, 760

186 586.090

61 153, 4.50

5 13, 940

18
19
18
20
33
63
120
26
36

1

1
5
1

13
3
4

10
6

27

10
113

1,074

92. 045
85. 226
77, 320
77. 560
120. 160
176. 022
366, 560
75, 952
97, 340

8,459
6, 590
30, 165
5,911
72,013
16, 440
20,480

59, 970
30. 906

1,!7. 997

60. 670
512, 151

3, 561, 026

3,522

14, 473, 562
242.4

839, 070

3,689

14, 852, 344
269.8

931. 721

, 279. 6

13, 634, 492

3, 101, 535
37,236

1, 121, 252
53,163

241,798
31, 025
39.211

7. 809. 249
23,995

6. 224. 871
646, 925

1, 692, 837
25,000

1, 123, 168

2,052

45. 240

97, 757

200

26, 694

2, 006. 924
118,995

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5, 185

2 11, 745

1 5,560
16 87. 280

2 11, 120

85 424,055
252

1,149.335
148 614, 160
320

1. 195, 725

291 977,785

190 697.290

62 165, 800

5 14, 180

18
19
19
20
33
53
127
25
36

1
1
5
1

14
3
5

10

10
134

92. 1)65
85, 475
80, 185
77,560
120, 480
177,312
3.86, 810
73, 240
97, 410

8,459

6,710

30,285

6,031

77, 654

16, 440

25, 570

60, 090

30, 906

137, 997

50, 670

600, 792

3, 762, 353

3, 319. 2

13, 920, 623

3, 535, 008
55, 096

1, 107, 349
54.097

226. 334
28.590
40,658

18, 907. 755

20, 416, 749

8, 371, 996
18, 737

6, 6.32, 606
675, 235

1, 60S, 453
25.000

550, 000
1,120,714

2,052

46, 240

29, 805

250

12, 642

2, 207, 024
lis. 995

390

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Management of Resources, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

1,096

192

1.240

1,060

213

1,242

929

222

1 107

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 664
GS-6.6

$3. 267
CPC-4.9

$4. 638

as-6.7

$3,311
CPC-6.0

.$4 670

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 340
CPC 4 9

Personal service obligations:

$4. 422. 053

678.311

17.086

183. 522

$4. 349. 837

638. 026

16. 430

141, 974

$3, 819, 000
666 009

Other positions -

Regular pay In excels of 62-week base...
Payment above b:isic rates -

14,071
139, 824

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule under
permanent authorizations)

5,200.972

5, 146, 266

4, 638, 904

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

5.158.193

286, 529

58. 735

53. 595

104. 536

26. 360

342. 261

1.169.790

316. 861

194. 669

233

14. 496

6, 086, 775

322, 732

60, 891

62, 769

102. 966

28,713

281,161

1,105,371

281,420

44, 964

2.000

14.167

4. 579. 413
296. 441
48. 538
43. 406
93. 762
26, 973
261,288

04 Communication services..

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

166 5''4

10 Lands and structures

44 964

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities..

.Subtotal...

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

7. 726, 238
100, 813

7. 373. 899
143, 061

6, 739, 764
139, 764

Total obligations from appropriated

7, 624, 425
42, 342

7, 230, 848
37, 700

6, 600. 000
21 600

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment ..

7, 666, 767

7, 268, 548

6, 621. 600

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

42, 779

65,069

19

104

66

18,345

10, 751

,69, 491

26,955

26

71

65

7,981

6,411

59, 491

26, 955

26

03 Transportation of things

7,981
6,411

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

137, 113

100,000

100,000

7,803,880

7,368,648

6, 721, 600

Management of Resources, Fish and Wildlife Service (No-Year)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

20
26
42

57
65
121

36
69
103

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,664
GS-6.6
$4,733

.K638
GS-6.7
$4,767

$4,670
GS-6.7
$4,725

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions...

$66,923

76, 397

413

24,716

$275, 695

196,025

1,130

95, 608

$142, 093

208,932

616

34, 656

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule imder
permanent authorizations)

168,449

567, 468

386,297

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services .. _

167, 970
39, 721
14,501

563, 218
68,756
17, 875

374, 667
.50, 365
17,465

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Direct Obligations— ContinneA

Appropriated funds— Continued
04 Communic^ltion services

$579

2, 125

220

14, 393

107, 243

118,536

$4,370

2,380

5,900

147, 695

140, 197

123, 105

131, 000

534

$3,298

2,405

06 Printing and reproduction

6,860
84, 580

64,980
83,499

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

15 Taxes and assessments

2,777

401

Total obligations from appro-

468, 065
600

1, 196, 030

687,500

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

Total direct obligations.

468,665

1,195,030

687, 500

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services.. _

02 Travel .__.

04 Communication services

479

207

7

7

884

62

U

14,240

6,160

210

210

26,280

1,650

320

11,630

6,030

175

06 Printing .and reproduction

07 Other contractual services..

175

21,470

1,260

09 Equipment . ..

260

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

1,647

48, 970

40, 000

470, 312

1,244,000

727, 500

Investigations of Resources, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees.

607

74

633

688
%
651

547
71
587

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades-

$4,664
GS-6.6
$4, 733

$4,338

GS-6.7
$4, 767

$4, 670

Average grade

GS-6.7

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 725

Personal service obligations;
Permanent positions

$2, 577, 204

222, 298

10, 193

62, 301

$2. 623. 081

296, 171

10. 887

58.102

$2, 489. 816

216,316

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

9.790
58.989

Total personal ser\'ice obligations
(see Consolidated schedule under
permanent authorizations)

2. 871. 996

2,988.241

2.774,911

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

2, 848. 368

155. 056

23. 535

40. 430

63.334

55. 686

338. 861

464. 779

252. 963

6.692

94

12, 396

2,921,711
166, 985
28, 769
47, 576
55, 069
80, 929
453, 629
639, 712
157, 281
10,000

2, 712. 491

129. 799

03 Transportation of things .

19. 536

116. 124

05 Rents and utilitv services

52. 345

06 Printing and reproduction

77,684

449, 149

382, 217

88.573

10 Lands and structures

2,000

15 Taxes and assessments

11,782

9,624

Subtotal

4, 251, 993
8,106

4, 472, 442
12.442

4, 039, 442

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

12, 442

Total obligations from appropriated
funds . ..

4, 243, 887
3,861

4, 460, 000
2,400

4, 027, 000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources;
09 Equipment . .

1,300

4,247,748

4, 462, 400

4, 028, 300

Ofiligntioiis Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

23,628
3,360
70
321
4,438
2,163
1,390

66, 630
10,685
230
380
9, .556
5.890
2,730

62.420

10, 050

215

345

8,900

6 625

2,546

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

36, 370

96,000

90,000

4,283,118

4, 658, 400

4,118,300

J

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

391

Construction, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Totil number of pprmrinrnl positions

Full-time fquivak'nl of till other positions-
Avenige number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

Average salary --.

Average grade

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions -

Other positions--- -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base— -
Payment above basic rates --

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule under
permanent authorizations)--

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:

01 Personal services

02 Travel --

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services.

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment _._

10 Lands and structures _

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appropri-
ated funds - -

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

Total direct obligations

Obligalions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Comtininicjition services

06 Printing and reproduction...

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment .,

10 Lands and structures ,

15 Taxes and assessments...

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-
counts

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

$4,564
GS-6.6

$87. 408

190. 803

328

9.922

288.461

216. 355

9.330

5.001

797

1.156

1.218

.52. 262

171,844

01.738

301.634

1,349

882.084

883.556

72. 106

1,161

320

227

15

209,889

95. 198

1.950

47. 842

792

429.500

1,313.058

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

$4,638
OS-6.7

.$46, 742

76.011

181

275

122.909
3.603
2,325

525

575

1.025

26.3.088

99,828

63.312

498, 703

125

1.056,018

1.056,018

300
2,100

1,200
100

$4,670
GS-6.7

$20. 402

13. 218

80

125

33,825

2.000

150

100

2S0

17,700
20. 200

5. ono

220. 425
100

300, 0(10

300. 000

1,059.718

300. 000

General Administrative Expenses, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations

Tot:il number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

161

1
158

147

148

Average number of all employees

147

146

\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$4, 56)
GS-6.6

H. 638
GS -0.7

$4,670
GS-6.7

Average grade.

.Appropriated fimds:
01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

$723, 079
3, .509

2,870
14, 808

$713, 151

$711,66-1

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2.739
11,725

2,832
13, 504

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (seo
Consolidated schedule under

permanent authorizations)

02 Travel

744, 320
21,840

2,2.58
23,776
17,203

8,490
12,903
26,314
29, 409
98

1, 426

727. 615
19.600
1.300
6,313
5,440
3,340
4,025
2,669
3,134

728, 000

1,310
6,300
5, 400
3. 400
4,000

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

10 Lands e,nd structures.

3,100

15 Taxesand assessments

1..5e4

1,600

Total obligations from appro-
priated funds

888, 103

775.000

775, 000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations— Contamed

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

$1. 092

Total direct obligations

889. 795

$775,000

$775,000

OblicatioTis Payable Out of Peimburs^mevts
From Ottier Accounts

02 Travel ..

353

67

1,350
250

1,3.50
250

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursemtnts froni other ac-
counts...

420

1,000

1.600

Obligations incurred ..

890. 215

776,600

776.000

Administration of Pribilof Islands, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of PenonaX Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

59
120
169

57
154
207

57
181
228

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

6s'-6.6

$3. 267

CPC-4.9

$4,733

$4,638
GS-6.7

$3,311
CPC-5.0

$4,767

$4,670

OS-6.7

Ci afts. protective, and custodial grades:
.\vcragc salary

$3,340

CPC-4.9

Ungraded positions: -Average salary

$4,725

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions -.

$224. 078

358.887

895

46, 219

$225,643

461.815

924

54.001

15.000

$222,034

542. 480

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-- -
Payment above basic rates

944
54, 550

15,000

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule under
permanent authorizations)..

630,079

757.383

835,008

Direct Obligations

627,226

17,711

25, 182

989

5. 875

1,730

112.553

433, 702

122. 126

495. 715

2,298

753,647

13, 650

05, 700

1. 100

3,200

1,5,50

51,350

437, 435

81.715

730.000

2,232

832, 728

02 Travel -

14,150

54,200

1,100

3,200

1,550

07 Other contractual services .-

21,360

361, 935

09 Equipment

38,800

15 Taxes and assessments

2.317

Subtotal .

1.845.107
35.329

2,141,579

51, 179

1,331,330

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

56,780

1,809,778

2,090.400

1,274,550

OfjtigatioTis Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

2.863
4.000
5.688

3.730
4.000
8.672

2,280

05 Rents and utility services

4,000

07 Other contractual .services

7,720

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

12, 541

16,408

14.000

Obligatlons incurred

1,822,319

2,106,808 1.288.550

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES

Administration of Territories, Office of Territories

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees.

226
49
262

138

69
191

227

68

279

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,780
GS-8.3

$6,002
GS-8.5

$5,758

Average grade

GS-8.1

392

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES— Continued

Administration of Territories, Office of Territories — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

SummaTy of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades—Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 715

OPC-2.8

$949

$2, 776

CPC-2.8

$1. 100

$2, 870
CPC-2.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$984

Personal service obligations:

$734. 199
49, 985

2,705
79, 927

1,271

$690, 004

83, 219

2,836

41,241

$765, 209

Other positions

79, 205

Regular pay in excess of 52-week: base.- _

2,866
36, 392

Other payments for personal services —

Total personal service obligations..-

868, 087

817, 299

883, 662

Direct Obligations

866, 347

187, 743

31,603

16,618

2,677

13, 063

548,405

30, 581

9,659

2, 036, 688

762

817, 299

63. 003

4.600

15,850

3,345

16, 760

810, 323

55, 710

10, 250

2, 181, 000

1,270

883, 662

02 Travel -

74, 875

4,100

15, 250

3,300

15. 850

784, 754

48, 229

09 Equipment

7,900

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions, .
15 Taxes and assessments

1, 936, 000
1,080

3, 744, 146

3, 979, 300

3, 776, 000

Obligations Payable Out of 'Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1,740

11

713

02 Travel

500

500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

f^onnts

2,464

600

600

Total obligations _ .

3, 746, 610

3, 979, 800

3, 775, 600

DETAIL OF PEItSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule ^ades;
OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 11,800
1 11,050

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 000

2 21,600
1 11,060
1 10,800

I 10,600
1 10, 600
1 10,400
1 10, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,000

2 21,600

Chief counsel .... . -

1 11,050

1 10, 800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 10,400
1 10, 400
1 10, 200
1 10, 600

1 8, 360

Chief, administrative division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 8, 360

1 8, 360

1 8, 560
1 9,360

Assistant chief, administrative divi-

Administrative officer

1 9,360

1 9, 360

1 8, 560

Pacific area specialist

1 8,560
1 8, 360

1 7.040
1 7, 040
1 7, 040

1 8, 560

General attorney

GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:

1 8, 760

1 7, 240
1 7,040
1 7, 040
1 7,040

1 8, 360
1 7, 040

Chief, budget and accounts branch..

1 7, 240
1 7, 240

Pacific area specialist . _

Chief, property and office services
branch .....

1 8, 040

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Alaslia area assistant .. .

1 6, 940

1 5, 940
1 6, 140

1 5, 060
1 5,060

1 5, 940

1 6, 940
1 6, 140

1 5. 185

1 5. 186

2 10, 120
2 9. 740
2 8, 910
6 26, 770
6 27, 685

2 7. 230

3 10, 490

1 2, 962

1 6, 140

Assistant chief, budget and ac-
counts branch . .

1 6, 140

Pacific area assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Pacific area assistant - -

1 6, 340
1 6, 185

1 5, 310

2 10. 370

GS-8 Range $4 620 to $5 370

2 9, 615
4 17, 320
6 26, 645
9 34, 940
1 3, 655

3 9, 330

1 2, 872

2 9. 990

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

6 29. 730

GS-6 Range $.3 795 to $4 545

6 27. 020

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655—

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 -

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

9 36. 440
3 10, 965
3 9, 660

2 6, 064

Total permanent, departmental

47 282, 127

45 286, 697

51 289, 994

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..

Total personal services, depart-
mental

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Governor of Alaska

Governor of Hawaii

Governor of Virgin Islands

Governor of Guam

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Governor of American Samoa

QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Secretary, Territory of Alaska

Secretary, Territory of Hawaii

Secretary, Territory of Guam

Chief justice, American Samoa

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Special assistant to Governor of

Alaska

Government secretary, Virgin

Islands

Secretary of American Samoa.

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Economist, Alaska

Medical supervisor, Alaskan insane
Special assistant to the Governor,

Virgin Islands

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Executive assistant, Alaska

Commissioner of finance, Virgui

Islands

Admuiistrator of St. Croix, V. I...
Commissioner of health, Virgin

Islands

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Secretary to Governor of Alaska

Superintendent of public works,

Virgin Islands

Commissioner of social welfare.

Virgin Islands

Commissioner of health, St. Croix..
Clerk of the high court, American

Samoa

Admuiistrator, Canton Island

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $6,810:
Superintendent of education. Virgin

Islands

Superintendent of public works, St.

Croix

Administrator for St. John

Administrative assistant, St.

Thomas

Administrative assistant, Hawaii...

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160....

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

QS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates: Rates

loss than $5,060

Ungraded positions at daily rates: Rates
equivalent to less than $5,060.,

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

I'ayment above basic rates: Additional
pay for services abroad

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field.
Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obliirations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $31, 275

41 250, 852
2,640

254, 362

15,000
16,000
16.000
13, 125

12,000

11,050
10, 800
11.060
11,650

1.800
1,800

1.360
1,160

7,040

7,840
7,040

7,040

6,740

6,940

6,940
6,140

6,940
5,940

6,935

6,060
5,435

6.935
16.110
46.716
12, 260
26, 245
10, 245
12. 760
8,730
8,220

2,974
3.070
12, 800

936

100, 620

611,944
28, 697

172 483, 347

47, 445
1,745

79, 927
1,271

613, 735

868, 087

866, 347
1,740

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5 $30. 097

40 256, 600

4,500
1,000

262, 000

15, 000
15,000
16,000
13, 126

12, 000

11,050
10, 800
11,300
11,800

9,800

10, 000
9,600

9. 360
9,160

8,360

7,040

8,040
7,240

7,240

6,940
6,340

6,140
6,940

6,935

6,060
6,560

6,560
6,060
16. 110
41.961
16,431
21,865
10, 485
13, 080
8.891
8,460

3, 064
3,161
13.061

936

23, 300

93 442. 164
2,356

92 439, 799

72, 424

1,835

41,241

665, 299

817, 299

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

46 261, 000

176
1

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

393

Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands, Office of Territories

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

8

20

4

24

20
4

Average number of all employees

8

24

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$8,365

GS-11.8

$4,830

$8,418

OS-11.8

$4,830

$8,529

Average grade

QS-11.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,830

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$65. 198

$66. 316
14, 182

260
14,232

$66,245

14.890

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

257
12.886

261

16.060

Total personal services

02 Travel

78. 341

13, 535

815

1,334

94,990

10, 268

2,600

2. 000

200

448

1.400

1,076

2,018

4, 185, 000

97. 456
11.200

1.200

04 Communication services

1.500

05 Rents and utility services

200

460

07 Other contractual services _ ._ _

761

1,024

573

5. 125. 846

555

08 Supplies and materials

1. 139

09 Equipment

1.300

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

5, 710. 000

Total obligations . . -.

5. 222. 229

4,300,000

5. 825. 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

High commissioner

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputv high commissioner,,.

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief justice

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Judge

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, field

Add terminal leave in excess of lapses...

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary)...

Other positions: Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Additional

pay for service abroad

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800

11, 800

9,800

8,660

5,000
8,535

4,830

63, 385
1,813

257
12,886

78, 341

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber saliiry

$14, 800

11,800

9,800

8,560

5,185
8,785

4,830

8 03, 760
2,556

66,316

14, 182

260

14, 232

94, 990

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14,800

11,800

10,000

8,760

5,310
9,035

4,830

64, 535
1,710

66. 245

14. 890

261

16.060

97, 456

Alaska Public Works, Office of Territories

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

73

1

65

75

I

69

69

1

67

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5. S71
GS-8.7

$5,560
GS-8.7

.$6, 719

GS-8.8

01 Personal services:

$353. 660
6.701

1.557
63,236

$378. 604
4.600

1.740
81. 766

$380, 005

3,690

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

1,760

82, 645

Total personal services

424, 144

48,163

11, .501

6.653

17. 538

2.136

7.134

4,613

4,037

13. 244, 703

418

466. 700

48.600

11. 600

6.700

17. 700

2,200

7.200

4.700

4.100

18. 832. 315

500

468,000

02 Travel -

48, 100

03 Transportation of things . ....

11.500

0. 600

17. 600

06 Printing and reproduction

2 100

7, 100

4.600

4.000

4, 430, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

600

13, 771, 040

19, 403, 316

6, 000, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Public works adviser

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy public works adviser

Chief, public works division

Engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.■\ttorney

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Attorney

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Engineer -statistician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Fiscal auditor .

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment .

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...

All personal services, departmental -

Field:
General schedule grades:

G.S-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
District director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
District engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

District counsel

Chief finance examiner

Supervising architect

Supervising construction engineer-
Examining engineer _

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant district counsel

A dm inistrat i ve officer

General architect

Construction engineer

E.xamining engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Construction engineer

OS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:
Construction inspector.

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Construction engineer

General engineer

Construction inspector

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6.370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.965

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655.

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

.\dditional pay for services abroad

Overtime and holiday pay

All personal services, field

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600
1 9,600

8,360
8,360

7,040

1 6. OfiO

6 21, 900
5 19, 660

16 90, 470
2. 3 12, 978

13.7 77,492

5,701
290

3
10
4
4

10, 000

8.760
8.560
8.760
8.560
8.660

7.040
7.040
7.240
51. 080
14. 480

29, 700

33, 375

5.185
5.435

10. 120
9.240

12.616

34. 975
12. 700

11. 800

316. 275
40. 117

276. 158
1.267

62. 452

784

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10. 600

8.660
8.360

7.040

6.940

6.185
22. 626
15.640

3,655

16
3.7

87. 606
20. 326

12.3 67.180

4.600
260

72. 030

1
1

2
2
5
10
4
4

10. 000

8. 760
8.760
8.360
8.560
8.360

7.040
7.240
7,240
61, 680
14, 680

29, 900

34, 125

5,310
6,560

10, 370
9,490

21. 275
36. 100
12. 860

11. 800

59 328. 770
3. 1 17. 346

55. 9 311. 424
1,490

77, 856
3,900

394, 670

466, 700

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10,600

1
1
2
2
5
10
4
4

69
3

56

Construction of Roads, Alaska, Office of Territories

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

8,560

1 5, 940

1 5, 310

2 9,660
2 8, 196
1 3, 655

10 63, 720

10 63, 720

3,690
250

67,660

11,3(X)

10,200

8,960
8,760
8,660
8,760
8,360

7,240
7,240
7,440
61, 680
14, 680

30, 100

34, 125

5,435
5.685
10. 620
9.740
21. 275
36.100
12.860
11,800

330, 920
14,635

316, 285
1,510

79, 545
3,000

468,000

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

ALASKA ROAD COMMISSION

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

466
150
480

475
160
490

385
130
395

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 922
GS-7.9

$2,830

CPC-4.0

$6, 518

$4,937
GS-7.7

$2, 910

CPC-4.0

$6, 693

$5. 060

Average grade ..

GS-7.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,990

Average grade .. .

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6, 589

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$1,666,709

838, 581

69, 424

880, 761

$1,961,310

974, 870

61,000

920, 684

$1, 724, 360
633, 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

47,832
806,086

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

3, 445, 476

3, 917. 764

3,111,678

394

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES—Continued

Construction of Roads, Alaska, Office of Territories — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALASKA EGAD COMMISSION— continued
Direct Ohtigaiions

$3,120,815

40. 451

2.50. 074

6.489

46. 542

1.880

260. 886

1. 387. 595

182. 907

6.906.015

1.178

483

7.516

$3, 479, 925

85,000

260, 000

9,000

60,000

4,000

400,000

2, 419, 389

600,000

11,302,754

2, .500

10. 000

$2,711,678

0"' Tr'^vel

.V8. 810

196. 040

6. 275

41.. 560

06 PrintlnE and reproduction

3.135
205. 240

1.521.120

180. 3.50

10 Lands and structures —

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance

claims _ —

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities —
15 Taxes and assessments

6, 232. 392

550
7.850

Subtotal---- ---

Deduct cliarges for quarters and sub-
sistence

11, 212, 830
333, 947

18, 632, 568
318, 740

10. 165. 000
225. 000

10, 878, 883

18, 313, 828

9, 940. 000

Ohtigatioits Payable Old of Reimhursemenfs
From Other Accounts

324,660

437, 839
100,000
462, 161

400. 000

100. 000

08 Supplies and materials

277. 143

500.000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

nO'irit-s

601,803

1,000,000

1, 000, 000

11, 480, 686

19, 313, 828

10.940,000

ALLOCATION TO BDEEAD OF PUBLIC ROADS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all emploj'ees

40
44
80

26
14
36

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 922
0!3-7.9

$4, 937
GS-7.7

Average grade _

Dired Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$189. 204
172, 927

730
99.997

$108. 700
44. 300

Regular pay in excess of 62-wcek

Payment above basic rates

38.200

Total personal services (see Con-

402. 858

43.983

8.861

2. 533

3. 613
649

78. 342

39. 419

57

605,331

3,626

191.200

18.000

3,500

1.000

1.400

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

32.600

16.000

100

90.000

1. 000

08 Supplies and materials

16 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

1, 249, 262
1.121

364, 800

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

1, 248, 141
3,317

354, 800

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Ottier Accounts

08 Supplies and materials

Obligations incurred

1,261,468

354, 800

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

07 Other contractual services

$15, 643

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees. _

505
194
660

601
174
526

385
130
395

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,922
GS-7.9

$4, 937
GS-7.7

$5, 060

Average grade

GS-7.8

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

srMMART— continued

Summary of Personal Scrcice*— Con.

Average sahiries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

.$2. 830

CPC-4.0

$6,518

$2, 910

CPC^.0

$6, 693

$2,990

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6,689

Personal service obligations:

$1, 866. 913

1,011,608

60,164

980, 768

$2, 070, 010

1,019.170

61.000

958, 784

$1. 724. 360

633.400

Regular pav in excess of 52-week base,..

47,832
806, 086

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

3, 908, 333

4, 108, 964

3,111,678

Direct Obligations

3, 683, 673

84, 434

258, 925

9.022

60.156

2,529

354, 870

1,427,014

182, 964

6, 511, 346

1,178

483

11,142

3, 671, 126

103. 000

263. 600

10,000

61,400

4,000

432, 600

2, 435, 389

600,100

11,392,754

2,711,678

58, 810

03 Transportation of things . ..

196,040

6,275

05 Rents and utilitv services

41, 660

3,136

07 Other contractual services - .

205, 240

1,621,120

09 Equipment ...

180,360

5,232,392

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

2,500
11,000

650
7,860

12,477,735
335,068

18, 987, 368
318, 740

10,166,000

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

225,000

12, 142, 667

18,668,628

9,940,000

Obligalions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

324, 660

437,839
100,000
462, 161

400,000

100,000

280,460

600,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

605, 120

1,000,000

1,000,000

12, 747, 787

19,668,628

10,940,000

Operation and Maintenance of Roads, Alaska, Office of Territories

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

205
90
240

210

85
245

220

86

250

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,922
GS-7.9
$6, 618

$4,937
GS-7.7
$6. 693

$5,060

Average grade

GS-7.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6,589

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions...

$886,506
614, 466

24,578
932,289

$961,420
625,940

26,030
901,346

$1,183,880

710, 325

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

29,696

1,035,900

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule) .

2, 457, 828
10, 112
41,912
3,245
9,308
939

2, 603, 735

35,000

40, 000

3,000

8.000

1,000

100, 000

118,450

150. 000

100, 000

600

20,000

2, 959, 700

02 Travel

35,000

40,000

3,000

05 Rents and utility services ..

9,000

06 Printijig and reproduction

1,000

102, 000

OS Supplies and materials .

438, 798
91,453

316, 920

241

15,033

175, 000

156,000

10 Lands and structures

100,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

300
20,000

3,384,789
66,789

3, 079, 685
79,686

3,600,000

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

100,000

Obligations incurred .

3, 318, 000

3,000,000

3,500,000

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

395

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds for construction and mainte-
nance of roads in Alaska

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Total permanent, departmental. ..
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Commissioner of roads for Alaska...

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Commissioner of roads for Alaska...
Chief engineer

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Chief, administrative division

Chief, engineering division

Chief, operations division

District engineer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Bridge engmeer

Chief, bridge design blanch

Chief, survey and road design

branch

Contract engineer

District engineer

Highway engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant chief, administrative divi-
sion .--

District engineer...

Assistant district engineer

Auditor

Bridge engineer

Cost research engineer

Finance officer —

Highway engineer

Materials engineer

Realty officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative officer

Construction engineer

Highway engineer...

OfBce engineer -

Personnel officer.

Realty officer

Resident engineer

Safety engineer

Supply officer

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Highway design engineer

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer.

Assistant supply officer

Bridge engineer

Construction superintendent

Highway design engineer

Highway engineer

Personnel assistant

Property and supply supervisor

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955....

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to .$3,655

QS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,230.

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Rates equivalent to $5,000 and above:

Axman.

Carpenter

Carpenter helper

Cook, grade 1

Cook, grade 2

Cook, grade 3

Cook, grade 4

Crusher operator

Dumpman

Electrician

Ferryman, grade 1 -_.

Ferryman, grade 2 -

Fireman, grade 1

Fireman, grade 2 .-.

Foreman, grade 1...

Foreman, grade 2

Foreman, grade 3

Foreman, mechanic

Foreman, general

Garage serviceman

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5, 185

1 4, 955

1 3, 785

1
10
3
1
5
10
7
1

13, 925
2,231

3 11,694
54

11,748

11,300
11,050

9,600
9,800
9,800

8,360
8,360

8,360

8,760

42, 800

8,660

7,040
7,240

21,520
7,240

14,480
7,240
7,040

44,240
7,240
8,040

6,940
6,940
5.940

91,100
6,340
6,340
5,940

42,780
6,140
6,140

6.000
5,500

15,805

11,370

6,185

5,310

15,305

5,185

10.620

171, 105

5,185

6,060

23,725

254,095

134, 450

101, 140

61, 126

12,200

2,830

5,907
65, 730
17,346

5,366
28.180
57, 820
41, 349

6,822

13,644

5,782

6,032

18,0%

31,616

39,684

201,463

162.666

66, 576

67,014

11,664

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4, 965
1 3, 910

8,865

1,865
34

8,899

11,050

9,600
9,800
9,800
28,800

8,560
8,560

8, .660
8,760
16, 720
8,560

7,040

22,120
7.440
7.040
7,240
7,040

21,920
7,240
8,040

6.940
11,880

6, 940
67. 740

6.640
6.140
25,160
6,140
6,140

6,125
5,625

16,180

6,685

6, 310

5, 435

16. 680

6.310

5.660

115,945

5.310

5,186

14, 735

228,410

138, 075

104, 390

62, 565

12,440

2,910

5,907

39, 438

11,564

6,366

16. 848

46, 256

81,948

6,822

5,824

13,644

5,782

6,032

18,096

31,615

39, 684

173, 676

141,440

42, 432

62, 122

11,564

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

3
1
1
1
1
3
1
1

1

2

1

11

1
20
1
1
3
48
28
27
18
2

11,300

9,800
10, 000
10,000
28,800

8,560

8,660
8,960
8,360

7,240

22,120
7,440
7,240
7,440
7,240

22,120
7,440
8,040

6,940
12,280

6,140
68,740

6,640
6,140

6,340
6,340

6,250
6,750

16, 555
6,810
5,435
5,560

16,065

5,685
108, 075

5,436

6,310
15,110
217,215
114,386
100, 570
60, 610

6,460

6,907

39,438

11,564

5,366

lfi.R4S

34,692

81,948

6,822

6,824

13,644

5,782

6,032

18,096

31,615

39,684

173, 675

141,440

42, 432

52, 122

11,564

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates-
Continued
Rates equivalent to $5,060 and above —
Continued

Grader operator, grade 1

Grader operator, grade 2 (motor)...

Laborer

Mechanic, automotive..

Mechanic, district

Mechanic, supervisor

Mechanic helper, heavy duty

Mechanic, heavy duty

Mechanic, master

Oiler...

Painter...

Partsman

Piledriver operator

Plumber-steamfltter

Powderman

Shovel operator, grade l.__

Shovel operator, grade 2

Sign pa inter

Timekeeper

Tire repairman _

Toumapull operator

Tractor operator, grade 1

Tractor operator, grade 2

Truck driver, less than 2V6 tons

Truck driver, 2^2 tons or more

Utility repairman

Wagon drill operator

Watchman

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad —

01

All personal services, field.
Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:

"Construction of roads, Alaska":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

Allocation to Biu"eau of Public Roads..

"Operation and maintenance of roads,
AJaska"

"Funds contributed for improvement of
roads, bridges, and trails, Alaska" —

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$68. 178

160. 752

92. 512

182, 866

30, 120

27,788

12,396

416, 142

7,654

30, 990

12,812

81, 666

6.906

6.822

12, 646

53, 584

27, 624

6,573

47, 920

12,064

40,188

214. 982

113.866

172. 521

63, 230

12, 646

6,782

689 4,066,640
230 1,137.044

459 2, 929, 596

1, 624, 896

1,068

84. 678

1.699,493
213, 654

6, 563, 285

6,565,033

3,120,815
324, 660
462,858

2, 457, 828

198, 872

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$61,980

167.460

86, 730

103. 276

30. 120

13. 894

12.396

375, 210

7.664

18. 594

12.812

62. 820

6,906

6, 822

6,323

40,188

27, 624

6,573

47, 920

12,064

26, 792

189,690

133, 960

178.470

94. 845

6.531

12,646

11, 564

622 3, 717, 297
93 463, 566

529 3, 253. 731
1,646,110

86,996

1,606,199
254, 930

6, 844, 966

6, 853, 865

3, 479. 925
437. 839
191,200

2, 503, 735

241, 166

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

10

26

16

25

4

2

2

55

1

3

2

10

1

1

1

6

4

1

8

2

6

.30

20

36

15

2

2

2

$61,980

167. 450

86, 730

103,275

30, 120

13, 894

12,396

375, 210

7,654

18, 594

12,812

62, 820

6,906

6,822

6, 323

40,188

27, 624

6.673

47, 920

12. 064

40.188

189, 690

133,960

208, 215

94,845

13,062

12,646

11,564

602 3,651,300
97 488, 668

505 3, 162, 642
1, 243, 725

77, 427

1, 596, 986
245,000

6, 325, 780

6, 325, 780

2,711,678
400,000

2, 959, 700
254,402

Virgin Islands Public Works, Office of Territories

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classi0cation

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

16

1

11

16

13

13

13

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,160
GS-7.6

.$2, 420
CPC-2.0

$5,733
GS-8.6

$2, 420
CPC-2.0

■$6 448

GS-8.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

$2 420

CPC-2.0

01 Personal services:

$51, 978
2,888

219
9,252

$71, 087
600

275
3,338

$67,805
500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

245

3 250

64,337

2,298

1,260

1,099

103

397

1,496

516

180

2, 608, 183

126

75,200
4,500
1,000
1,500

160

600
1,800

800

3,000

1, 279, 578

100

71,800

4,000

1, 600

150

600

1 800

800

4,000

1,004 360

100

2,679,995

1,368,128

1,090,000

396

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES— Continued

Virgin Islands Public Worlts, Office of Territories — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney ■

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

aS-i. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 --..

Total permanent, departmental —
Deduct lapses -

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net s.a]ary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-H. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

District engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Construction engineer. ._

Liaison officer. .

QS-10. Ranee $5,500 to $6,250:

Construction inspector

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370 --.,

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.4.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,820

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average

number, net salary).

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base . . .

Payment above basic rates: Additional

pay for services abroad

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,360

5, 940
4,545
4,035
6. 830
3,350

7 33, 060
3. 8 18, 089

2,888
42

17, 901

1,600

7,040
7,840

4,620
4,705
7,590
2,950

2,420

46, 765
9,758

7 37, 007
177

9,252

64,337

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17, 720

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5,940
4,545
4,035
3,735
2,950

7 38, 925
2.4 13,833

25, 092

600
95

25, 687

9,600

7,040
8,040

5,500
9,240
4,705

2,950
2,420

9 49, 495
0. 5 3, 500

1.5 45,995
180

3,338

49, 613

75,200

$5, 940
4,545

3,815
3,030

17, 330

17, 330

600
66

17, 896

9.800

7,240
8,040

5,625
9,490
4,830

3,030
2,420

9 50, 476

50, 475
179

3,250

53, 904

71,800

ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of the Interior

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

414

3

3,57

338

3

330

338

2

326

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 236
GS-9.0

$3, 078
OPC-3.5

$6. 346
GS-9.0

$3, 089
CPC-3,6

$6,391

GS-9.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3. 124

Average grade.. - -.

CPC-3.5

Personal service obligations:

$2,198,240

35, 517

9,5.30

8,024

259

$2, 067, 158
25,100
8,129
3,575

$2,044,443

24, 100

Regular pav in excess of 52-week base...

8,544
4,575

Paymcnt to otber agencies for reim-
bursable details --

Total personal service obligations.- .
Direct Obligations

2, 251, 570

2, 245, 448
53, 708

2,696
31,296

2,921
51,081
47, 469
14,814
17,815
12, 608
122

2,620

2, 103, 962

2,096,962

95,812

350

33,111

1,600

58,743

24, 428

15, 000

18, 104

7,C40

2, 081, 662
2, 074, 662

02 Travel

95, 812

03 Transportation of things

350

33,111

05 Rents and utilitv services

1,600

58, 743

07 Other contractual services -

24, 4-28

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials -

15. 000
18, 104

7,640

15 Taxes and assessments.

550

550

Total direct obligations

2,482,598

2, 352, 300

2, 330, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services . .

$6, 122

562

590

4,262

1,489

$7,000

3,000

500

3,500

1,000

$7,000

3,000

04 Communication services

500

3,500

08 Supplies and materials .

1,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other

13, 025

15,000

15,000

2,495,623

2,367,300

2, 345, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Positions at rates equal to or in excess
of $14,800:

Secretary

Under secretary

Assistant secretary

.\dministrative assistant secretary

General schedule grades;
GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Solicitor

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Assistant to the secretary

Director, technical review staff

Executive assistant, defense pro-
duction

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant to the secretary

Director, program staff

Director of information..

Executive officer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Special assistant to the secretary —
Special assistant to under secretary. .
Director, division of information —
Director, division of water and

power.

Chief, project review and coordina-
tion

Chief engineer

General engineer

Special assistant to assistant secre-
tary

General attorney

Director, minerals and fuels

Chief, program development

Chief, program management

Special assistant to assistant secre-
tary

Staff assistant

C^hief, land use management

Chief, community service manage-
ment

Director, land utilization

Chief, program development

Special assistant to assistant secre-
tary

Staff assistant

Assistant director, program staff —

Staff member —

Director, division ot international

activities

Economic policy adviser

Assistant director, technical review

staff

Staff assistant

Assistant to administrative assist-
ant secretary -

Director, division of budget and

finance -

Director, division of management

research

Director, division of property man-
agement

Director, division of personnel

Director, division of administrative
services

Director, division of security. ..-._--
.\ssistant solicitor (chief of divi-
sion)

Special assistant to solicitor

Economist, defense staff

Order clearance specialist, defense

staff

Staff assistant, technical review

staff —

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Special assistant to the secretary. .-

Security officer

Assistant director, division of in-
formation

Program specialist, water and

power

Review specialist, water and power
Executive assistant, water and

power.-

Special assistant, water and power..
General engineer, water and power

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$22. .500
17,500
45.000
14, ,800

14,800
13,200

13,000

12.000
12.000
12. 000

21.850
10. 800
11. 050

11,050

11,050
11.800

10. 800
10.800
10.800
10.800

11.050

11.050
11.800
11,050

10,800

10, 300
10,800

11,050
11,050

10, 800
10, 800

10, 800

11. 0.50
10, 800

11,050

43,950
21,600
10,800

11.050

9,800

9,800

9,800
9,600

10. 600
9,600
9,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22. 500

1 17, 500

3 45. 000

1 14. 800

1 14, 800

1 13,000

1 12,000

32, 6.50
11,050

2 22, 360
1 10,800

1 10. 800

2 22, 100

1 10. 800
1 11,800

11,300
44, 700

10, 800

10,800

11,060

11,300
11,050

11,300
10,800

45,200

1 11, 800
1 9,600

10,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, 500

1 17, 500

3 45. 000

1 14, 800

1 13,000

3 33, 150
1 11,060

2 22,600
1 11,050

1 10, 800

2 22, 100

1 10. 800
1 11,800

1 11,800
1 9, 600

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

397

DETAIL OP FEBSONAL SEEVICES— Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.
General economist, water and
power.. .,_

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

Special assistant to assistant secre-
tary, minerals _

1 $9,800
1 9,600

3 28,800

Executive assistant, minerals

Specialist, program development,
minerals ._.

1 9,600

1 9.600

Economist, minerals

1 9,600
3 28,800

Program management specialist,
minerals... __

Staff assistant, public land manage-
ment

2 19,600

2 19,600

Wildlife conservationist, public
land management

1 9,600

Confidential assistant, public land
management

1 9,600

1 9,600

Program specialist, public land
management ,

1 9,600

2 19, 600
1 9,800
1 9,600

1 9.600

3 29,000

1 9.600
1 9,800

Community activity specialist,
public land management

Sou conservationist, public land
management... .

Range conservationist, public land
management....

Forest conservationist, public land
management

Staff member, program staff..

Foreign affairs officer, international
activities

Specialist, international activities..

Plannlng reports assistant, tech-
nical review staff. . . _._

1 10,600
1 10,600
7 68,600

1 9,600

2 19, 800
2 19,800
1 10,000
1 9, 800
1 9,600
1 9. 800
1 10, 600
1 10, 000
1 9,600
4 40, 400

1 10,600
1 10,600
7 69,600

1 9,800

2 20,000
2 20,200
1 10, 200
1 10.000
1 9.600
1 10, 000
1 10,600
1 10, 000
1 9, 600
4 40, 400

International activities assistant,
technical review staff

Staff assistant, technical review
staff

Investigator general, budget and

1 9,600
1 10, 200
1 10, 200
1 9.800
1 9,800
1 9,600
1 9, 800
1 10, 600
1 9,800

Budget examiner, budget and

Orgardzatlon and methods exam-
iner _._

agement

Assistant director, division of per-
sonnel _.

Supervising training oiBcer, divi-
sion of personnel. ,

Chief, classification officer, division
of personnel ... . .

Assistant director, division of ad-
ministrative services

Confidential assistant, division of
security

Attorney (assistant chief of divi-
sion)

4 39, 600
1 9,600

Attorney adviser, defense staff

Commodity Industry specialist

2 19,200

1 8, 360
1 8, 360
1 8, 360

2 19, 200

aS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Placement control officer. _

1 8,360

1 8, 660
1 8, 360

Administrative assistant

Information and editorial specialist..
Communications engmeer, water
and power

1 8,360
1 8, 560
1 8, 660

1 8, 560

Electrical engineer, water and
power _

1 8, 560

2 17, 720

3 26, 080

1 8, 760

2 17, 920
2 17, 520

2 17, 620
1 8, 560
1 8, 660
1 8, 760
1 8, 660
1 8, 560
I 8, 760

1 8, 760

3 27, 480

Staff assistant, technical review
staff

2 16 920

Budget examiner

4 33, 840

3 25, 880

2 17, 520
2 17,120

2 17, 520

1 8, 560

1 9, 360

1 8, 560

1 8, 560

1 8,560

1 8. 560

I 8. 560

4 35. 640
1 8. 760
1 8,360

1 7, 240
1 7, 440

1 7,640

1 7,040

3 26, 280

1 8,760

2 18 120

Fmance examiner.

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Property management analyst

Position classifier, division of per-
sonnel

2 17. 620
2 17. 920
1 8, 760
1 8 760

Inspection officer, division of per-

Chief, branch of employment, divi-
sion of personnel

Labor relations representative, divi-
sion of personnel. _.

1 8 960

Assistant to director, division o(
personnel.

1 8,660

1 8,760

1 8,760

1 8, 760
3 27, 480

Chief, branch of employee relations.

Personnel officer, division of admin-
istrative services .

Budget and finance officer, division
of administrative services.

Attorney adviser.

Survey statistician, defense staff

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Executive assistant to secretary

Executive assistant, public land
management

1 7, 240
1 7,640

1 7,440
1 7, 640

Coordination assistant, program
staff

Executive assistant, technical re-
view staff

1 7,640

1 7,840

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICE.S COutinUPd

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Finance examiner

Investigator general

Employee relations officer, manage-
ment research .,

Placement officer, division of per-
sonnel

Inspector of personnel _

Position classifier

Assistant to the director, division of
administrative services

Attorney adviser

OS-11. Range $6,910 to $6,940:

Personal assistant to secretary

Executive assistant to the under
secretary

Organization and methods examiner -

Budget examiner

Investigator genera!

Personnel technician, division of
personnel

Employee relations officer, division
of personnel

Persoimel assistant, division of per-
sonnel .

Special assistant to director, divi-
sion of personnel

Personnel technician, division of
administrative services

Chief, accounting imit, division of
administrative services

Chief, budget unit, division of ad-
ministrative services.

Museum curator

Special assistant to director, divi-
sion of administrative services

Position classifier, division of ad-
ministrative services

Space analyst, division of adminis-
trative services

Records management officer, divi-
sion of administrative services

Chief, printing section, division of
administrative services

Legislative attorney

Attorney adviser

Special assistant

Administrative officer.

Administrative assistant, defense

staff.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

Research assistant, minerals

Business economist, minerals

Economist, program staff...

Assistant to director, program staff.

Research analyst, program staff

Research assistant, technical review
staff

Budget examiner..

Finance examiner

Employee relations assistant, man-
agement research

Placement officer, division of per-
sonnel

Personnel assistant, division of per-
sonnel

Personnel assistant, division of ad-
ministrative services

Assistant to chief, central services,
division of administrative services.

-Assistant chief, accounts unit, divi-
sion of administrative services

Property control officer, division of
administrative services

Legislative assistant, solicitor's of-
fice

Attorney adviser, solicitor's office-
Economist, defense staff

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,656...

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-1. Range $2,760 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

1953 actual

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nlghtwork differential

Num- Total
ber salary

$7. 240
14,480

14,280
7,240
7,040

7.240
44.840

6,140

6,940
11,880
5,940
6,340

6,940

6,140

5,940

6,510

6,340

6,140

6,140
6,940

6,140

6,340

6,140

6,940

6,940
12.080
6,940
6,940
6,940

6,340

49,026
6,060
6.060
5,060
6,810
6,060

6,310
5.060

5,660

5,185

10,120

5,185

6,186

6,060

6,436

16, 180

6,060

19, 730

169, 036

108, 795

229, 100

110, 136

52. 000

9,530

1 3.835
9 29. 390
16 46, 352

1954 estimate

397 2, 437, 227
68. 8 361, 280

338.2

2, 076, 947

7,881

515

20, 901

9,062

6,207
67

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,440
14. 480

7,440

14.480
8,040
7,240

7,440
30,960

6,340

6,940
12, 080
6,140
6,340

6,140

6,140

6,140

6,740

6,640

6,140

6,340
6,140

6,140

6,640

6,140

6,940

6,940
12,480
12, 880

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 640

2 14, 880

10 64, 600

6,185

1 6, 186

1 6, 435

1 6,060

1 6,685

2 10, 246

1 5, 310

1 6, 310

1 5, 186

1 5. 435

1 5, 660

2 10, 370

20,480
123, 615
100,460
200, 036
96, 620
33,664
9,610

3,936
29, 660
46,830

334 2, 089, 174
8.7 54,761

325.3

2, 034, 413

2,000
1,000
22, 100
8,004

3,600
76

1

14.680
8,040
7,340

7,440
31,160

6,340

6,940
12,080
6,140
6,540

6,340

6,340

6,340

6,940

6,540

6,340

6,340
6,340

6,340

6,640

6,340

6,140

6,940
12,480
13,080

6,940

10 65, 360

6,310

1 6, 310

1 6,660

1 6, 186

1 5, 810

2 10, 496

1 5, 435

1 6, 435

1 5, 310

I 6,660

1 5,685

2 10, 620

20,856
126, 785
101, 786
203, 410
97,460
34,140
9,690

4,035
29, 710
47, 470

334 2, 113, 616
16.1 102,492

317.9

2, Oil, 123

2,000

22,100
8,419

4,600
76

270200—54-

-26

398

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ADMINISTRATION. DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of the Interior-
Continued

DKTAIL OF rERSOx.\L SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-

Num- Total
ber salary

$259

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

AU personal services, departmental.

2,119,819

$2, 071, 092

$2, 048, 217

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

1 10. 800
5 57, 000

Director, field ofTice, technical re-

1 10,800

1 11,050

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 9,600

Staff assistant, technical review
stafl

1 9,800
1 8, 360

1 9,800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Electrical engineer

1 8,360

1 8, 660

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

19.53 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant, field com-
mittee - .

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,810

2 10, 120

3 11,635
2 7, 320
1 3, 656

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,5!5.- . .

OS-5. Range$3,410 to $4,160

1 $3, 785

1 .$3,910

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, field

17 124.300
0. 7 2, 007

4 32, 745

4 33. 320

Net permanent, field (average num-

16.3 122,293

68

6,152

478

2. 760

4 32, 745

4 33,320

Other positions:

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base...
Payment above basic rates: Additional

125

125

All personal services, field

131,75!

32. 870

33.445

01 Personal services

2,261,570

2, 103. 962

2.081.662

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule .Tre distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

2, 245, 448
6,122

2. 096. 962
7.000

2 074 662

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

7,000

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite approiii'iation, .special account, unles.'* otherwise indicated)
BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION obligations by objects— continued

Continuing Fund for Emergency Expenses, Bonneville Power Project,

Oregon

obligations by objects

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,738
GS-7.2
$5,248

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

$5, 761

487

5,454

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations)

11,702

1,589

13,106

111,515

519

1,713

$36,000

Obligations incurred

140,144

36,000

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Operation and Maintenance, Indian Irrigation Syste7n
obligations by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

368
130
407

405
91
411

396

91

409

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$4, 474
GS-6.9

$3,148

CPC-4.9

$3,321

.$4, 650

as-7.0

$3,162

CPC^.9

$3, 296

$4,707

Average grade .

GS-7.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary _.

$3,181

CPC^.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 296

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

$908,626
409, 667

4,260
13.313

.$1,062,552
300, 500

4,853
14, 600

$1,056,382

Other positions

301, 500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

4.732

14, 400

Total personal services

1.335,866

1, 382, 506

1,377,014

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direa Obligations— Continued
02 Travel

$5, 646

13, 939

4,280

75, 815

107

208, 893

256,699

117,983

2,386

$5,000

12, 100

5,546

67, 774

100

162, 363

309. 762

81.000

2,300

$6, 300
13,800

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services .-

6.164
67. 000

200

07 Other contractual services -

158.878

309, 527

09 Equipment... .- --

87,277
2,300

Subtotal

2,021,613
21. 135

2, 028, 450
28, 450

2, 028, 450

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -

28, 450

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

2. 000, 478
14. 927

2, 000. 000

2. 000. 000

2,015,405

2,000,000

2, 000. 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

General engineer

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Civil engineer

Irrigation engineer

Hydraulic engineer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,626:

Irrigation engineer

GS-9. R.ange $5,060 to $6,185:

Appraiser

Associate engineer

Administrative officer

Construction and maintenance

superintendent (general)

Irrigation engineer

Maintenance engineer.

Chief cleric -

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955....

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,656..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430...-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,'.iO0

CPC-8. Range $3.7tl> to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25, 280

29.700
6.140
5.940

25.300
5,185
5,685

3 15,680
1 5, 435

1
2
6
5
11
7
9

10

5
7

6,435
10, 325
26, 855
19,600
39,885
22, 785
26, 870

45,790
19. 076
24, 645
26,480
132, 194

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $26, 480

5 29,900
1 6, 340

1 6, 540

3 15, 305
1 5. 185

1 5. 810

10
7
9

10
4

16, 930

6,435

6.060

5,310

10. 490

35,890

28,180

35, 975

23,025

27,350

46, 245
14,960
31,515
26,720
136, 748

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $25, 880

5 30. 300
1 6, 340

1 6. 640

3
1
1

3

1
1
1
2
8
7
10
7
9

10
4

15. 430
5.310
5,810

15,680

5.560

5.060

5,435

10, 615

36.640

28,555

36,350

23,345

27,830

46,460
14.960
31,815
26,960
137,468

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

399

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEKVicES — Continued

Field— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial
grades — Continued

CPC-4. Range $2,740 to $3,320

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Unin-aded positions at annual rates
equivalent to less tiian $5,060.

Total permanent, field

Deduct:
Lapses _.

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from otiier accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)...

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

01 Personal services. „ _

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

80 $228,480
3 8, 136

198 657, 679

415 1, 424, 329

91 339, 355

.53 200, 269

6 23, 921

908, 626

409, 667
4,260

13,313

1,335,866

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salarv

82 $235,020
3 8, 376

196 646,036

419 1,438,676
85 314,406
33 129, 000

18.5 67,383

319.5

1,062,652

300, 600
4.853

1,382,505

1955 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

82 $236,460
3 8, 536

196 646, 036

419 1, 445, 240
78. 6 292, 698
42 164,000

18.6 67,840

317

1,0.56,382

301, 500
4.732

1,377,014

Power Systems, Indian Irrigation Projects, Bureau of Indian Affairs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

110
44
132

109
45
132

109
45
133

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,222
GS-6.2
$4,084

$4,279
GS-6.2
$4,078

$4,349

Average grade . .

OS-6 2

Ungiaded positions: Average salary

$4,078

Direct Obligatims

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$357,442
178,875

2,080
13,443

$350,166
177,600

1,988
12,700

.$359, 800
177,600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,988

PajTnent above basic rates. .

12,700

551. 840

7.348

10,719

6,193

430, 470

100

613, 139

220, 412

38, 198

1.546

160

1,296

548, 453
6,500
9.700
7,142

210,000
60

434,008

215. 795

22,400

1,500

552, 088

02 Travel...

6 500

03 Transportation of things

11 700

8 481

05 Rents and utilitv services

180 000

50

07 Other contractual services.

269, 850

08 Supplies and materials

249 079

27,800

10 Lands and structures

I 500

15 Taxes and assessments...

1,200

1,200

Subtotal

1,881,411
9,892

1,456,748
12,248

1,308,248

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

12,248

Total direct obligations

1,871,519
1,425

1,444,600

1,296,000

Obligations Payabtf Out of ReimbuTsements
From Otiier Accounts

1, 872, 944

1, 444, 600

1,296,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Electrical engineer

General engineer

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Construction superintendent- .
Electrical engineer.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Supervising operating engineer

Electrical engineer

Chief clerk

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14,080
1 7,240

6,540
5,940

11,245
10,120
6,060

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14. 080
1 7,240

6.540
5.940

11.495
10, 370
6,185

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $14, 280
1 7,440

6.740
6,140

11,620
10, 495
6,310

DETAIL OF I'ERSO.vAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370

Num- Total
ber salars'

1 $4. 870
4 16, 820
4 14, 390

6 16,275

7 21,370

2 6,680

1 2, 712
71 290,018

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4. 870
4 17, 195

4 14. 765

5 16,435
7 21.450

2 5,660

1 2. 792
70 285, 515

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4 995

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,995

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

4 17.670

Gc!!-4. Range $!,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

5 16,516

G.S-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annua! rates

1 2, 792
70 285, 615

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses.

105 432,260
22.3 95,163

5.3 20.345

104 429. 532
21.6 90,390

4.8 17.023

104 431,822
20 8 89 046

.4.dd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count.

4 8 17 023

Net permanent, field (avei'agenum-
ber, net salary) ..

88 357.442

28. 875

150.000

2.080

12, 291
1,152

87. 2 366, 165

27.600

160,000

1.988

11,500
1,200

88 359 800

Other positions:

Intermittent emplojTnent

Regular pay m excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates;

Overtime and holiday pay

150.000
1,988

11.500

01 Personal services

651,840

548, 453

552, 088

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Educational Expenses, Children of Employees, Yellowstone National
Park

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

-Average number of all employees

1

1

I

01 Personal services: Positions other
than permanent (see Consolidated
schedule mider current authoriza-
tions) . .

$1, 798

11

11, 135

1,212

6

4,831

12

$2, 052

$2, 052

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

18, 818
944

20,970

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

3,029

15 Ta.\es and assessments

19,004

24, 843

23, 966

Operation, Management, Maintenance, and Demolition of Federally
Acquired Properties, Independence National Historical Park,
National Park Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

2

5
6

6
8
13

6
8

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,681
GS-6.9

$3,400
CPC-5.0

$4,713
GS-6.9

$3,399
CPC-6.0

$4,720

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 397
CPC 5 0

Average grade .

01 Personal services:

Permanent, pniifmris

$3,778
18,602

36

$23, 935
21,210

95

$24, 668
20,585

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule under

current authorizations)

02 Travel ..

22, 316

54

68

58

2,972

63

19,378

3,440

1,186

315

46. 240

300

100

50

3,000

50

44,000

4,000

500

500

45,240
300

100

05 Rents and utilitv services

3,000

07 Other contractual services

44 000

4,000
500

09 Equipment

500

49,860

97,740

400

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Expenses for Sales, Etc., in Refuges, Migratory Bird Conservation Act,
Department of the Interior

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

7

8

8

01 Personal services: Other positions (see
Consolidated scliedule) . .

$21,790

34

615

23

5!

1.590

2,181

47

198

$24,640

38

695

26

58

1,798

2,468

53

224

$24, 640

02 Travel

38

03 Transportation of things , .

696

04 Communication services

06 Rents and utility services _.

26

68

1,798

OS Supplies and materials

2,468

53

16 Taxes and assessments

224

Obligations incurred

20, .629

.30, 000

30, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Federal Aid in Fish Restoration and Management, Fish and Wildlife
Service [Receipt Limitation)

(Indefinite appropriation, general account)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

19,54 estUnate

1956 estimate

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Summary oj Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

27
25

28

28

28
28

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,666
OS-6.6

$4, 641
GS-6.7

$4, 670
QS-6.7

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions -

$123 864

,$147 742

$152,617
780
602

704

Other positions .

780

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

339

728

682
682

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

124, 931

149,786

154, 703

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

124,900

11,203

956

399

57

687

6,691

2,676

2,457

2, 954. 223
394

149, 486

17, 950

170

889

275

4,265

2,961

3,805

2,586

4,419,916
314

154, 403

17,929

190

920

275

4,763

3,140

3,920

6,205

3,790,000
357

02 Travel - ....

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction ,

08 Supplies and materials .. . .

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-

15 Taxes and assessments _.

Total obligations from appropri-

3, 103, 442
77

4, 602, 616
84

3, 982, 102
198

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

3, 103, 619
31

4,602,700
300

3,982,300
300

ObligatioTis Payable Out of Peimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

Obligations incurred

3, 103, 650

4,603,000

3,982,600

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF TERRITORIES

Total number of permanent positions

1

1
1
2

1
1

1

2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4, 205
QS-7.0

$5,060
GS-9.0

$5,000

Average grade - - _-

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

$3,574
697

16
898

$5,041
1,600

19
759

$5, 041

Other positions

1.500

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

19

769

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule)

6.085

7.319

7,319

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF TEBRITORrES—

contmuod
02 Travel...

$1,401

107

17

$600
61
70
360
600
885
215

$600

61

04 Communication services

70
360

07 Other contractual services

1,262

792

9,836

600
885

09 Equipment

215

ObUgations incurred .. _.

18, 600

10,000

10, 000

SUMMARY

Summarp of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

28

29

1

30

29
1

Average number of all employees

26

30

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4, .564
GS-6.6

$4,638

as-6.7

$4,670

Average grade.

OS-6.7

Personal service obligations;
Permanent positions

$127,438

697

365

1,626

$162,783

2,280

601

1,441

$157,668

2,280

621

1,463

Reaular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations
(see Consohdated schedule)

130,016

157, 106

162,022

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services -. .__

129. 985

12.604

1.063

416

57

687

6,853

3,467

12,293

2, 954, 223
394

156.806

18, 650

221

959

635

4,265

3.461

4,690

2,800

4,419,916
314

161, 722

02 Travel

18,629
241

03 Transportation of things - -.

990

05 Rents and utility services

636

4,763
3,640

4,805

6,420

11 Grants, subsidies, and contribu-

3, 790, 000

15 Taxes and assessments

367

Total obligations from appropri-

3,121,942

77

4,612,616
84

3, 992, 102

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

198

Total direct obligations

3,122,019
31

4,612,700
300

3, 992, 300

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

300

3, 122, 060

4. 613. 000

3,992,600

Federal Aid in Wildlife Restoration, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

104

2

102

109

1

109

126

1
129

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4,666
GS-6.6

$4,641
GS-6.7

$4,670

GS-6.7

Personal service obligations;

$608. 442

6.651

1,879

707

$666, 176

3,120

2,128

682

$667, 191

Other positions

3,070

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates .

2,618
704

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

616,679

661, 106

663,483

Direct Obligations

Appropriated funds;
oi Personal services

615, 760

46, 154

1,071

669, 986

66,380

1,635

662,363

02 Travel

69,297

03 Transportation of things

2,066

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

401

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — continued

Object clasbificatlon

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE — COntinUftd

Direct Obltoatlons—Oontinaed
Appropriated funds— Continued

S3. 489

1,792

7,278

18, 652

10,568

7,276

40.409

12, 769, 187

25

640

$4, 730

700

12.225

11,945

19,206

14,209

349,000

11,904,903

$4,600

700

12, 330

12,420

OR .^npplip? and TTit\tprial<!

18, 6.S9

17,616

10 Lands and structures

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.

10,310,000

16 Taxes and assessments

1,071

628

Subtotal -

13,412,301
1,863

12,946,990
3,358

11,110,708

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -

3,358

Total obligations from appropriated

fnn(i<:

13, 410, 438
1,276

12,942,6.32
2,500

11, 107, 350

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

2.750

Total direct obligations

13,411,714

12, 946, 132

11,110 100

Obligations Payable Out of ReimburaemeTUs
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel--

04 Communication services

919
303
13
13
9
33
23

1,120
370
15
15
11
40
29

1.120

370

15

15

07 Other contractual services

11

40

09 Equipment

29

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1.313

1,600

1,600

Obligations incurred

13, 413, 027

12,946,732

11, 111, 700

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF TEEEIT0KIE3

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

1
1
2

1
1
2

1
1
2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,455
GS-7.0

$5,060
OS-9.0

$5,060

A verage grade

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

Pprmanpnt position<?

$4,397
355

17
1,103

$5,041
600

19
146

$5,041

600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

19

Payment above basic rates , -

Total personal services (see Con-

.1, 872
1,292
48
14
200
452
843
480

.5.806

1,500

45

25

.-too

500

1,224

600

5.660

02 Travel

1, .500

50

04 Communication services

50

06 Rents and utilities

.iOO

500

08 Supplies and materials

1,500

09 Equipment.,

440

Obligations incurred

9,201

10,000

10.000

SUMMABT

Summary of Personal Serckes

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

105

3

104

110

2

111

127

2

131

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _

$4,664
GS-6.6

$4,638
GS-6.7

$4,670

GS-6.7

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions -.

$512,839
6,006
1,896
1,810

$560,217

3,720

2,147

828

$662, 232

3,670

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

2,637
704

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

Direct Obligatims

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services

622, 651

666,912

669, 143

521,632

47,446

1,119

3,503

1,992

665,792

67.880

1,680

4,765

1,000

668,023

02 Travel

70, 797

03 Transportation nf things

2,115

04 flnmmiinifat.inn servipp.'?

4,650

05 Rents and utility services

1,000

ODLioATiONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

Direct Obligations— Continaed

Appropriated funds— Continued

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment..-

10 Lands and structures

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.
13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities..
15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence.

Total obligations from appropriated

funds

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Total obUgations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-
counts -

Obligations incurred

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

$7,278

19,104

11,411

7,756

40,409

12, 759, 187

25

640

$12,225
12,445
20,430
14,809

349,000
11,904,903

$12,330
12, 920
20,189
18,056

10,310,000

1,071

628

13,421,502
1,863

12,955,990
3,358

11,120,708
3,358

13,419,639
1,276

12,952,6.32
2,500

11,117,360
2,750

13,420,915

12,955,132

11,120,100

919
303
13
13
9
33
23

1,120
370
15
16
11
40
29

1,120

370

IS

15

n

40
29

1,313

1,600

1,600

13, 422, 228

12,956,732

11,121,700

Management j>f National Wildlife Refuges, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

24
81
102

31

164
193

42
163
193

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,664
QS-6.6

$4,638

as-6.7

$4,670

Average grade

QS-6.7

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$110,728
243.020

405
4,386

$141,069
492, 615

505
4,550

$194,042
460, 439

725

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

Payment above basic rates

4,650

Total personal services (see

Consolidated schedule)

02 Travel

368,639

35,304

39,362

6,312

6,641

5,588

101, 191

273,160

199. 021

83,262

3,452

638, 639

46,660

46,960

11,800

21,700

11,600

107, 750

393, 136

269, 400

275,000

6,875

659, 756
55, 949
47,100
11,900

n.t Transportation nf thinps

n,'; Rpnts and ntility services

21 860

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services.

11,600
82 917

292,474

263,000

166,000

6,900

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

16 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations from appropri-

1, 109, 732
13, 816

1,819,600
18.000

1, 608, 446

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 Equipment...

18,060

1,123,547

1,837,500

1, 626, 496

Migratory Bird Conservation Account (Receipt Limitation) , Fish and
Wildlife Service

(Indefinite appropriation, general account)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

467
96
644

512
110
618

626
102
722

402

APPENDIX TO THE BUGDET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE— Continued

migratory Bird Conservation Account (Receipt Limitation) , Fish and
Wildlife Service — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object dassificition

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE— continued

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 566
OS-6.6

$3,267
CPC^.9

$4,641
OS-6.7

$3,311
CPC-5.0

$4, 673

OS-6.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,340

CPC-4 9

Personal service obligations:

$1, 977. 136

289.202

7.788

3,324

$2, 283, 371

330, 955

8,880

2,565

$2. 779. 703

306 816

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

10. 675
2 565

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

2, 277, 450

2, 625, 771

3. 099. 769

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds;

2, 268, 413

164, 216

70, 296

22, 647

16,619

6,951

176,979

461,949

233, 935

640, 184

10

8,839

2,613,581

225. 541

85.005

33.113

19.600

17.600

255.450

662, 863

345.328

1, 016. 760

3,087,669
171,258

70 750

26. 390
23.000
14 760

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction .-

194 727

399. 994
224 758

13 Refunds awards and indemnities- -

9.849

13, 486

Subtotal

4,060,038
24, 144

5. 284. 670
33.820

5. 136, 442
33,820

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total obligations from appropriated

4,036,894
24,429

5. 2.50. 760
36,000

5, 102. 622

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
09 EauiDment

23 000

4,060,323

5, 286. 750

5, 125. 622

ObJigations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

9,037
1,291
110
110
143
226
205

12, 190
1,740
150
150
200
300
270

12 190

02 Travel

1 740

150

200

300

270

Total obligations payable out ol
n-imbursements from other ac-

11, 122

15,000

16.000

4, 071, 445

5 301 760

.«; 140 R9.9.

ALLOCATION TO POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Total number of permanent positions...--
Average number of all employees

6
5

7
7

7

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

$3,950
GS-4.5

$3,869
OS-4.4

$3. 909

GS-4.4

01 Personal services:

$21,333

91
80

$26,244
104

$27, 020

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base - -

105

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see Con-

21,504

2

9,193

26, 348

50

10.305

118,706

250

47

27. 125

04 Communication services

60

9,628

07 Otlier contractual services

113,000

250

15 Taxes and assessments

49

47

30, 748

155, 706

150, OOC

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time ef4Uivalent nf all other positions-

473
96
649

519

no

625

632
102

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,564
OS-6.6

$3, 267
CPC-4.9

$4, 638
OS-6.7

$3,311
CPC-5.0

$4, 670
GS-6 7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,340
CPC-4.9

Average grade

Personal service obligations:

$1, 998. 469

289. 202

7.879

3.404

$2, 309, 615

330, 956

8,984

2,666

$2, 806, 723
306 816

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-
Payment above basic rates

10,780
2 666

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule)

2.298.951

2, 652, 119

3, 126. 884

Direct Obligations
Appropriated funds:

2. 289. 917

164. 216

70. 296

22.649

16. 619

16. 144

175, 979

451, 949

233, 935

640, 184

10

8,888

2, 639, 929

226. 641

86. 005

33,163

19,600

27.805

374. 156

663, 103

346, 328

1, 016. 750

3, 114,694

02 Travel

171, 258
70 750

04 Communication services

26 440

23,000

06 Printing and reproduction

24 288

307, 727

400. 244

224. 758

10 Lands and structures .- .

909,750

15 Taxes and assessments

9,896

13,533

Subtotal .-

4, 090, 786
24, 144

5, 440, 276
33. 820

6, 286, 442

Deduct charges lor quarters and subsist-
ence _ . _. .

33.820

Total obligations from appropriated

funds --- - -

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:

4. 066, 642
24.429

5. 406. 4.56
36.000

5. 252. 622
23,000

4,091.071

6.442,456

6, 275. 622

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTSements
From Other Accounts

9.037

1,291

110

no

143
226
205

12,190
1,740
150
150
200
300
270

12, 190

02 Travel

1.740

150

06 Printing and reproduction

160

200

08 .Supplies and materials

300

09 Equipment

270

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
coimts

11.122

15,000

15.000

Obligations incurred - .

4, 102. 193

6, 457, 466

5. 290, 622

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from Fish and Wildlife Service accounts

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant director -

Assistant to director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief of branch -

Chief counsel - - -

Chief, division of administration
Chief, division of management-..
Coordinator

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief, branch

Assistant chief counsel

.Assistant coordinator

Chief of branch _ .-.

Chief, section

Fisliery biologist

Personnel officer-

Supervisor, airplane pilot.-

Wildlife biologist ---

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13,200

22, 600
11,800

118,2110
10.11(10
10, Olio
10, 200
10, 200

120. 440
8.360
8,560
17. 720

16. 720
8,360
8,560
8,760

17, 920

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $13, 000

2
1

12
I
1
1
1

14
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
2

2
2

11
1
1
1
1

15
1
1
2
3

21.600
23.600

110.200
10, 200
10.000
10. 200
10. 400

131.800

8.660

8.760

17.720

25, 480

1 8.760

1 8. 960

2 18. 120

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,200

2
2

11
1
1
1
1

15
1
1
2
3

23.600
21,600

111.800
10. 400
10.200
10.400
10. 400

133. 000

8.760

8.960

17, 920

25,880

1 8,960

1 9, 160

2 18.320

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

403

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General scliedule erades— Continued
aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer -..

Assistant chief, branch

Cadastral engineer

Chief, section, i

Classification officer

Commodity-industrj' analyst

Economist --.

Equipment and safety engineer

Fish ery biologist

Foreign service officer

Information officer

Realty officer.--

Structural engineer

V.lldlife biologist

Zoologist --

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Agriculturist..-

Assistant chief, section

Attorney --

Budget officer

Commodity-industry analyst

Economist

Fiscal accountant and auditor

Fiscal officer

Fishery biologist

Illustrator

Information and editorial specialist.
Qualification and placement officer-
Realty officer _.

Supply officer _

Wildlife biologist.-.

Zoologist

GS-10. Range $S.500 to $6,625:

Visual information specialist

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,185:

Administrative assistant..

Assistant fiscal officer

Budget examiner-

Cartographer---

Commodity-industry analyst

Editor-.-

Fish culturist

Fishery marketing specialist

Fishery methods and equipment

specialist-- -

Illustrator _.

Position classifier

Procurement and property officer...

Writer

Wildlife biologist

Zoologist

OS-8. Range .M.620 to $5.745 _.

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $5.330

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.920

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.535

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3.895

QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.670

OS-2. Ranee $2,750 to $3,470 -.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.272-

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:
Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and hohday pay —

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional director

Director, Pacific oceanic fishery

investigations

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant regional director

Assistant director. Pacific oceanic

fisheries in vestigations

Fishery biologist..

General manager

Supervisor. Missouri River Basin

studies.

Wildlife biologist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer...

Assistant supervisor, Missouri River

Basin studies...

Bacteriologist

Chemist

Chief, section

Fishery biologist

Fleet supervisor...

Fishery products technologist

General engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Industrial engineer..

$7,640

21,720

7,640

133, 120

7,040

7,240

7.240
7.040

14. 080
8.040
7,440

38.000
7.640

2 12.880
1 6. 940
6 36. 840

5.940
12.680
13. 080
6.140
6. 740
5.940

6,540
6.140
6.140
5.940
52, 520

2
1
1
3
3
1
1

1
1
2

1
1
1

2
2
19
14
47
63
28

5, 750

47. 665
10. 495
5.435
5. 435
15.680
15.305
5.685
5.185

5.060
5,560

10. 620
5.060
6,060
6,310

10,995
9.615

85. 020

58. 255
177.145
214. 425

S7. 320
5. 820

13. 560

322

1.696.400
18.1 68.970

303.9

1,626.4.30

6,026
1.486
6.159

1. 640. 241

60,000

10,000

60,920

8,360
59, 320
8, 660

8,660
17, 520

81, 240

7,040
7,640

16, 080
89, 280
7,040
7,440
29, 160
7,640
7,640

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7,640
21. 720
7.840
113,600
7.240
7,440
7,040

14, 480
7,040

14. 480
8.040
7.440

46. 240
7.840

12.880
6.940
44.380

5,940
13, 280
6.940
6,340
6.940
18. 420
5.940
6.540
5,940
6.140
5.940
46. 780
5.940

6,875

43, 230
10, 745
5,560
5.560
15.806
15.680
6, 810
5,310

5,185

5,560

5,185

5,185

6, 436

5,660

14,110

86, 520

59. 255

172.165

227.310

78. 470

5.660

13.640

320

1.723.535
7. 2 24, 691

312.8

1.698.844

1.800

500

6.480

1.707,624

61,200

10,200

62. 120

8,560

60, 520

8,760

8.560
18,120

12 89, :

1
1
1
2
10
1
1
4
1
1

7,240
7,640
7,040
16, 080
74, 200
7,240
7,640
29, 560
7,640
7,640

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$7, 840

22. 320
7.840
115,000
7.440
7.440
7.040
7.640

14. 680
7.240

14. 480
8.040
7.640

46. 440
8.040

13. 080
6,940

46. 380
6.940
6.140

13, 480
6.940
6.540
6.940

18. 820
6.140
6.740

6. 340

6.140

46. 980

5.940

6.000

49. 165
10. 995
5, 6S5
5. 6S5
10.870
16. O.M
.5.810
5. 435

5,060

5.685
5,310

6, 560

5,686

9,740

87, 620

60,505

164, 595

223, 895

80, 070

5,820

14.040

316

1,729,345
6. 9 22. 967

310.1

1.706.378

I.OOO

500

6.583

1,714,461

6 61,800
1 10, 400

7 63,120

1 8, 560

7 61, 120

1 8, 760

1 8.760

2 18, 120

12 91, 280

7,240
7,840
7,040
16, 080
69, 260
7,240
7,640
30, 360
7,840
7,840

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1963 actual

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Manager

Oceanographer

Pharmacologist

Realty officer..-

Regional supervisor

Refuge manager

Supervisor, aircraft operations

Supervisor, fish management biolo-
gist

Supervisor, law enforcement.

Supervisor, vessel operations and

maintenance

Wildlife refuge supervisor

Wildlife biologist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Airplane pilot-mechanic

Assistant administrative officer

-Assistant fleet supervisor

.\ssistant supervisor, law enforce-
ment

-\ssistant regional supervisor

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Chemist-.- - —

Chief, section

Civil engineer

Commodity-industry analyst

Criminal investigator

Dental officer

Director of aquarium

Electronics scientist

Electronics supervisor

Fiscal accountant

Fish husbandman

Fishery marketing specialist

Fishery methods and equipment

specialist

Fishery biologist

Fishery products technologist

General engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Mammal control supervisor

Manager

Oceanographer

Realty officer

Refuge manager..

Structural engineer

Supervisor, survey statistician

Translator

United States game management

agent

Wildlife refuge supervisor

Wildlife biologist..

Zoologist

GS-10. Range .$5,500 to $6,625:
Construction and maintenance su-
pervisor

Fishery biologist

Refuge manager..

Wildlife biologist...

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,186:

Administrative assistant

Assistant director of aquarium

Assistant regional supervisor

Bacteriologist

Biochemist

Cadastral engineer —

Chemist

Chemical engineer

Civil engineer

Commodity-industry analyst

Construction engineer

Construction superintendent

Electronics assistant

Fiscal accountant

Fish culturist

Fishery biologist

Fishery marketing specialist

Fishery methods and equipment

specialist .

Fishery products technologist

Hydraulic engineer

Illustrator

Mammal control supervisor

Mechanical engineer

Microbiologist

Oceanographer

Procurement and property officer...

Realty assistant

Refuge manager

Statistician

Superintendent

Supply officer

United States game management

agent

Wildlife biologist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,745

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $5,330

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4.920..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.635..
CrS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,896..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,670..
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,470..
GS-1. Range $2,500 to $3,220.,

Num- Total
ber salary

$15, 080

7,240

7,440

36, 000

125,080

42. 840

7.240

7.240
7.640

7.440
37. 200
21.920

9 64. 460

6 36. 440

3 18. 220

1 6. 540

1 6. 340

19 116,460

6,640
13, 0.S0
6,140
12, 080
5,940
12, 480
5,940
6,540
6,140

5 30, 100
1 6, 140
1 6, ,640

18.820

229. ,580

13.880

26. 160

24. 760

113.180

12. 480

6.140

30. 500

87, 160

6.140

6,340

5.940

3 17. 820

8 49. 520

61 324, 540

2 12,880

6,000

7 39, 750
1 6. 000

31.360
6,186
6, 060
6.186
6. 185
5.310

15.430
6.936

10. 620
5.810
5.060

10. 745
5.185

31.986

17. 065
254. 005

37.420

26. 925
5.060

27. 050
6.310

108. 700
5.060

5,060
10, 870
212,210
10, 870
5,685
6,185

71 381,010
42 226,770

9 44, 580
317

1, 413, 735

72 306,615
243 896,790
223 751, 945
253 790,670
160 468, 880

3 7, 580

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$15, 480
7,440
7,640
36, 400
126, 080
42,840

1 7,640

5 38, 200

6 44, 440

8 48, 720

6 30, 500

3 18, 430

1 6, 740

6.640

124. 000

6.940

6,740

13, 080
6,340

12,480
6,140

12,880
5,940
6,740
6,140
5,940

30,900

6,740

24, 760

219, 900

13,880

19, 220

25. 360

120.920

6.540

6.140

37.240

112, 120

6,340
,6.940

17, 820

49, 720

336, 280

13,280

1 6. 000

1 5. 760

10 57. 125

1 6,000

8 42, 106

1 5, 060

5 25, 925
1 5, 936
3 16, 180

3
1
4
1

21
1
1
1
1
4

41
2
1
1

6,185
10. 995

5,310

31, 735

11. 246

251, 195

43,230

16, 055
6,185

22, 115
6,435
113,610
5,185
6,060
6,060
6,185

21,115
215, 835

11,120
6,685
5,310

77 419,120
43 236,455
9 45, 705
306

1, 386, 105
74 314. 160
947. 265
745. 430
800. 630
462. 520
2.660

254
218
263
156
1

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2
1
1
5
16
6

$15. 480

7,440

7,640

36, 600

120, 440

44,040

7,840
38, 200
46, 240

37,840
31, 600
19, 020
6,740

6,740

120, 260

6,940

6,740

13, 280
6,540
6,540
6,140

13. 080
5, 940
6.740
6,340

5 31, 900

1

4
36
2
3
4
18
1

6,940

25, 360

230. 040

13.880

19.420

25. 760

122, 320

6.540

37. 640
114. 520

1
1

3

8
51

6.540
6.140

18. 420

51.320

336. 940

13. 280

6,000

11
1

63, 875
6,125

47, 915
6,185

5 26, 660
1 5, 935
3 16, 555

1
2
1
6
2
46
S

3

1
4
1

19
1
1
1
1
4

41
2
1
1

5.310
11.245

6.436

32, 360

11, 370

250,885

44, 105

16, 430
5,310

22,616
5,560
104, 890
5,310
6,185
6,185
5, 310

21,490
220, 585

11,370
6,810
5,436

428, 496
178, 796
9 46, 365
298

1,356,090
67 290,765
932, 836
718, 910
797, 050
540, 800
2,740

77
32

247
210
251
184
1

404

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE— Continued

Consolidated schedule of personal services paid from Fish and Wildlife Service
accounts— Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Num

Total

Num

Total

Num

Total

Field— Continued

her

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range M,565 to $6,690- -

8

$40, 020

8

$40,895

8

$41, 620

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $5,275

6

27,025

6

27.400

6

27,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,866

12

48, 265

12

49.255

12

50, 756

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.336

18

68, 995

22

87, 570

16

62,160

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.920

28

98, 160

29

102. 400

29

103, 840

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.694

60

195.642

60

195. 422

58

190, 972

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,470 -

93

278, 465

92

278. 145

92

283, 266

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,272

37

104, 732

36

98,438

35

99. 800

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $3,060 -.-

4

10, .520

4

10.800

4

10, 940

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates of $6,060 or above:

7

41,912

7

41,912

7

41.912

Assistant engineer-fisherman -

5

29,005

6

34, 105

4

22,226

3

20, 176

3

20, 556

3

20. 656

Chief engineer

9

47. 814

9

47,428

8

42 148

6

37. 701

6

38,081

5

31. 531

Cook-fisherman...

4

21. 330

4

21,330

3

16. 090

16

78.600

12

62, 880

6

31,440

Master engineer -

6

26. 950

2

10, 780

2

10. 780

6

40.410

6

40,410

5

32. 550

6

36. 174

7

40, 774

6

34 944

1

6.010

2

11,216

2

11,215

Navipr»tnr-fl<i>iprTnan

3

17,685

3

17,685

11 790

2

10,690

1

6,280

1

5,280

2

10, 4.50

2

10, 450

2

10 450

86

332, 471

77

297, 818

71

277, 113

2,314

2.311

2,268
9

10, Oil, 727

10,136.839

945. 791

130. 3

76.3

94.7

610,628

367, 176

348. 716

Portion of salaries paid by States

1.

2 6,471

0.7 4.300

0.7 4,376

Net permanent, field (average num-

2, 182. 6

2,234

2, 162. 6

9, 592, 699

9, 394, 628

9,775,363

Other positions:

1 8.12. 21 1

S 417. 800

S 3ia. 193

Part-time emplovment

27, 268

32 050

25 976

Ditermittent emplo^Tnent

123,612

159, 664

145. 669

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. .

36, 931

38,341

36, 699

Payment above basic rates:

77, 172
37, 679

70, 160

68,241
20, 783

Living and quarters allowance

40, 933

Additional pay for service abroad

238, 663

259, 976

231, 906

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEETICES— Continued

Field— Continued
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, field.
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
"Management of resources, Fish and
Wildlife Service":

Direct obligations..

Reimbursable obligations

"Management of resources. Fish and
Wildlife Service (no-year)":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Investigations of resources. Fish and
Wildlife Service";

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Construction, Fish and Wildlife Serv-
ice":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"General administrative expenses. Fish

and Wildlife Service"

"Administration of Pribilof Islands,
Fish and Wildlife Service":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Expenses for sales, etc., in refuges,
Migratory Bird Conservation Act,

Department of the Interior"

"Federal aid in fish restoration and
management, Fish and Wildlife
Service":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Federal aid in wildlife restoration,
Fish and Wildlife Service":

Direct obligations.

Reimbursable obligations

"Management of national wildlife
refuges. Fish and Wildlife Service"...
"Migratory bird conservation account,
Fish and Wildlife Service":

Direct obligations

Reimbursable obligations

"Contributed funds. Fish and Wild-
life Service, Department of the

Interior"

"Consolidated working fund, Interior,
Fish and Wildlife Service' '

1963 actual

$11, 788, 064

13, 428, 306

5, 158, 193
42, 779

167, 970
479

2,848,368
23.628

216.355
72, 106

744,326

627, 226
2,853

21,790

129,985
31

621. 632
919

358, 639

2,289.917
9,037

93,226
98, 947

1954 estimate

$1.5, 000

12, 809, 187

14,616,811

5, 086, 775
59, 491

563, 218
14, 240

2,921,711
66, 530

122, 909
300

727,616

753, 647
3,736

24,640

166, 806
300

665, 792
1,120

638,639

2, 639, 929
12, 190

100, 496
66, 729

1956 estimate

$16,000

12,445,165

14,159,626

4, 679, 413
69, 491

374, 667
11,630

2,712.491
62,420

33,825

728. 000

832,728
2,280

24,640

161, 722
300

668,023
1,120

669, 766

3,114,694
12,190

74, 665
45,681

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Continuing Fund for Emergency Expenses, Fort Peck Project, Montana
Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

19.53 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

60
65

46
47

46
49

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,822
OS-7.1
$4, 204

$4. 202
OS-6.1
$4, 218

$4, 337
GS-6 1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,227

01 Personal services:

$246,959

$199,037
1,630

750
4,500

$209 674

Other positions . _

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

895
4,906

760

Total personal services

252, 760

16,856

862

4,837

3.427

165

179. 772

161, 709

98, 266

6,760

205, 917

17, 600

4,000

7,000

6,000

400

148,083

183,600

77,487

48,713

30,600

1,000

214,824
18.000
3.000
8.500

02 Travel

04 Commimicatlon services . .

06 Printing and reproduction

500

07 Otlier cnntrflctnfil serviceR

125 600

Services performed by other agencies.

183. 600

28,000

10 Lands and structures .

442

600

Subtotal .

724,844
436

729, 100
500

750, 400
500

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-
sistence

Total accrued expenditures

724,408

728,600

749, 900

DETAIL OF PBBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Power otTicer

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Power assistant

Superintendent

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Engineer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Administrative assistant

Engineer

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545.

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655.

aS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $6,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employment.

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base

Payment above basic rates:

(Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17, 620

2 14, 680
1 7, 440

6,140

5,186
15, 655
13.115
8,090
4,160
16,836
9,090
2,760

26 106, 113

60 225, 673
6.6 29,288

11.8 60,674

65. 3 246, 959

" "895

4,906

252, 760

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 640
1 6, 940

1

2

5.310
10, 120

1

2

5,435
10, 370

2

7,965

2

8,216

5

16,365

6

16,980

6,500
134, 992

46 193, 822
1. 9 8, 060

3 13, 275

47.1 199,037

1,630

750

3,900
600

206,917

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 840
1 6, 140

2 6,760
32 135, 269

46 195, ■

13,576

49 209, 574
150

4,000
500

214,824

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

405

BUREAU OF MINES

Revolving Fund, Helium Production, Bureau of Mines

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

327

1
290

350

1

348

386

382

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 466
GS-6.6

$3, 157

CPC-6.3

$3, 796

$4,607
GS-6.7

$3,207

CPC-5.3

$3, 789

$4, 654

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,902

Average grade -

CPC-5.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,808

01 Personal services:

$1,170,657
1,864

4,392
45, 030

$1, 378, 706
2,750

4,000
36, 804

$1, 636, 170

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base - - .

4,330

Payment above basic rates

40, 000

1, 221, 943

10, 160

18,261

12,783

98,924

1,227

242, 6S2

319, 466

231,057

1,135

2,631

I, 422, 260

10,000

8,000

14,000

61,000

1.300

280,000

168.445

560,000

1, 579, 600
12,000

03 Transportation of things

8.000

14,000

05 Rents and utility services

61,000

06 Printing and reproduction

1,300

280,000

08 Supplies and materials . -- _ _-

220, 260

600,000

10 Lands and structures

3,656

3,200

Subtotal -

2,160,269
55,803

2, 528, 005
100,260

2, 679, 260

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

100, 260

Obligations incurred

2, 104, 466
-23, 979

2, 427. 745
16,366

2, 579, 000

2, 080, 487

2,443,111

2, 679, 000

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief, helium division

GS-13. Range *s,360 to $9,360:

Chief, production branch...

Chief, engineering branch..

Chief, gas field operations branch...
QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant chief, production branch..

Assistant to chief, production
branch (management)

Assistant to chief, production
branch (engineering)..

Mechanical engineer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Superintendent, helium plant

Chemical engineer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Business manager

OS-9. Range .$5,060 to $5,810:

Chemical engineer

Assistant superintendent, helium
plant

Mechanical engineer

Petroleum engineer

Administrative assistant

Electrical engineer

GS-8. Range $4,630 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

OS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $6,060 _-.

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment.
Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

(Overtime and holiday pay

N ightwork differential

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

1 $10. 800

9.360
8,660
9,160

23,760
6,940

6.625

10, 120

21. 990
10.120
5.060

4
10
6

5
13

86, 785
34,140
16, 180
35. 350
16. 435
14, 910
36, 160

1 4, 036
7 21,218

235 891, 969

327 1, 292. 347
31 121. 690

296 1, 170, 667
1.864
4,392

17,111
27, 919

1, 221, 943

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $10, 800

1 9. 360
1 8,760
1 9, 360

7,840

8.040
7,240

24, 360
6,140

6,760

10, 370

22, 305
10. 370
6,186

4
10

6

5

13

93, 630
34.766
16. 656
36. 610
16, 676
15.310
36.790

1 4. 036

7 21,618

256 969, 933

360 1,391,761
3 13,055

347 1, 378, 706
2,760
4.000

14. 350
22.454

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

9,360

8,960
9.360

1 8,040

2 14, 480

4 25, 160
2 12,280

6,875

15.430

22,866
15,680
16. 655
5.060
10. 120
99.900
35. 765
16. 930
37. 860
26. 620
27,510
37, 750

4
3
3
1
2

20
8
4

10

1 4,035
7 19, 178

276 1,047,100

386 1, 549, 653
4 14. 483

382 1, 535, 170

4.330

14,800
26,200

1,679,500

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES

Alaska Railroad

Construction, Alaska Railroad, Office of Territories
Alaska Railroad Revolving Fund, Office of Territories

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

.\Terage number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary... ..

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payments abovebasic rates

Total personal services

03 Transportation of things

07 Other contractual services

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total accrued expenditures

1953 actual

2,369
2,181

$3,673
GS-4.6

.$3, 032

CPC-3.0

$6, 161

$13, 184, 949
207, 308

40, 219
869, 389

14, 301, 865
6,315,133
2, 036, 191
2, 407, 103
7, 858, 633

31, 918, 925
133, 919

31, 785, 006

1954 estimate

2,257
2,055

$3,844
GS-4.6

$3,032

CPC-3.0

$6,190

$12, 487, 900
167, 000

40, 100
710. 000

13,406,000
6, 427, 670
1, 323, 100
3,778,175
6.166.056

30. 099, 900
130. 000

29. 969, 900

1966 estimate

2,200
2,000

$6,190

$12, 106, 000
185,000

40, 000
715,000

13. 046, 000

7, 122, 085

1,323,100

268, 400

12, 425, 045

34, 184, 630
130, 000

34, 064, 630

DETAIL OF PBESONAL SEBTICES

Departmental:

General schedule grades:

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
C P C-3 . Ran ge $2,552 to .$3 ,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$5,060 or above:
Labor relations adviser..

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

General manager..

.\ssistant general manager...

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above;

Accountant

Accountant, material and supplies..

Accountant, terminal services

Accounts receivable clerk

Administrative accountant, en-
gineering

Administrative assistant, Seattle...

Administrative officer

Agent telegrapher

Anchorage freight agent

-Apprentice helpers..

Assistant agent.

Assistant auditor

Assistant buildings and bridges

supervisor

Assistant cashier

Assistant chief dispatcher

Assistant chief engineer

Assistant claim agent

Assistant demurrage clerk

Assistant director of persoimel

Assistant disbursing otlicer

Assistant file clerk

Assistant foreman

Assistant pang foreman

Assistant IBM administrator

Assistant maintenance supervisor. ..

Assistant master mechanic

Assistant clerk (over, short, and

damaged)

Assistant painter foreman

Assistant storekeeper

Assistant superintendent, opera-
tions

Assistant superintendent, stores
and purchase

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$4,420
7,820
.3, 175
2,950

3,032

7 30, 997
1 2, 700

28,297
111

28,408

1 17, 992
1 13, 000

8 61, 167

1 6,323

1 6, 610

1 6, 460

2
1
1
14
1
6
3
1

12, 147
6,117
8,715

81, 197
7,779

26, 935

19, 562
7,322

7,010

17,472

16, 100

20,468

7,051

6,107

8,466

7,800

6,096

16, 350

20,468

6,198

13, 520

8,736

1 6, 450

1 6. 677

6 29, 962

1 10,234

2 16, 140

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$4,546
8,070
3,655
2,950

3,032

9,600

7 31, 852
2 8, 952

22,900
100

23,000

1 17, 992

1 13, ono

8 52, 374

1 6. 474

1 6, 661

1 5. 600

2
1
1
14
1
5
3
1

12.449
6.257
8,866

82. 741
7,930

27, 275

20. 004
7, 472

7,160

17, 925

16,400

20,768

7,202

6,247

8,616

7,961

6,247

16, 800

16,801

6,349

13, 822

8,887

1 6,600

1 6,828

6 30,717

1 10,384

2 16,442

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

I $17,993
1 14,000

8 .52, 374

1 6, 474

I 6, 661

1 6,600

2
1
1
14
1
6
3
I

1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
2
1

12,449
6,257
8,866

82, 741
7,930

27, 275

20,004
7.472

7,160
17,928
16,400
20,768
7,202
6,247
8,616
7,961
6,247
16,800
16,801
6,349
13, 822
8,887

1 6,600

1 6.82S

5 30, 717

1 10,384

2 16,442

406

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued

Alaska Railroad — Continued

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES— Continued

Construction, Alaska Railroad, Office of Territories — Continued
Alaska Railroad Revolving Fund, Office of Territories — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates —
Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or above— Con.
Assistant superintendent, tele-

plione and telegraph

Assistant timelceeper, operations

Assistant yard foreman

Assistant yardmaster

Assistant t o general manager

Assistant to real estate and contract

agent

Auditor

Baggageman

Baggageroom clerk

Bills collectible clerk — -

Blacksmith

Blacksmith foreman

Blacksmith helper

Blacksmith-welder

Body and fender mechanic

Boilermaker

Boilermaker foreman

Boilermaker helper -

Boilermaker welder

Boiler washer

Brakeman

Bridge and building foreman, heavy

construction

Bridge and building supervisor

Budget officer, . - .,.

Bulldozer operator.

Cabinet shop foreman

Cable splicer __

Captain, river boat

Car foreman

Car oiler

Carman helper

Carpenter-cabinetmaker

Carpenter, first class

Carpenter foreman.

Carpenter helper

Car record clerk

Cashiers

Checker foreman

Checker trucker

Chemist

Chief accountant

Chief car inspector

Chief clerk

Chief clerk to chief engineer

Chief clerk, master mechanic

Chief clerk, superintendent motive

power

Chief clerk, superintendent of shops.

C h ief dispatcher

Chief electrician

Chief electronics technician

Chief employment clerk

Chief engineer.

Chief engineer, power plant, Fair-
banks

Chief power plant accountant

Chief special agent- -.

Chief timekeeper

Claim clerk

Clerk

Clerk-checker .._

Clerk-stenographer

Clerk-typist--

Commissary storekeeper..

Compensation agent

Comptometer operator

Conductor

Construction foreman

Crane operator

Crane operator, maintainer

Crane operator, overhead

Crane operator, under 10 ton

Day roundhouse foreman

Demurrage clerk

Designing engineer

Director of personnel

Dispatcher.

Dock agent

Dock foreman.

Dormitory manager.

Dragline operator

Electrician

Electrician foreman

Electrician helper

Electrician welder

Electronics technician, senior

Electronics technician, junior

Electronics technician helper

Employment supervisor

Engine inspector.

Engineer, locomotive _

Engineer

Engineer, building custodian

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$16,058

5.346

16, 473

14.892

10, 999

7.446

8.986
41.450
1.5.663

5.678
41.643

7.218
10. 234

6,074

6,949
29. 746

7.488
2,5. 585
12. MS

6. 221
611.376

32. 760
16. 140

9.110
99. 176

6. 6,52

5.949
20.778
21. 6.54
26. 106
61. 404
23. 796
363. 792

6. 906

66

10, 192

47. 924

10.900

350. 1,S2

6. 906
8. 570
7.883

13.686
7.051
6.781

7,061
5.824
8,216

7. 096
7. 176

11.356
10.999

7.488
7. 800
7.779
7,446

22, 548
450, 874

90, 337
128. 504

16. 038
6.573
6.635

15.288
415. 669

13. 520

27, 269
6. 302
5,949

60, 008
5.450
8.570
9,942

59.568
7,061

12.917
5,990

31, 615

154. 674

7.218

30, 702
6,074

19. 968

11.898

10. 234

5,824

6.157

377, 676

15, 974
5,949

1964 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $16,360

1 5. 496

2 11.284
2 15.194
1 10. 999

1
1
7
3
1
7
1
!
1
1
4
1
5
2
1
110

1
12
1
1
3
3
5
8
4
60
1
9
2
7
2

64
1
1
1
2

T
1

1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
1

4

91

16

26

6

1

1

3

65

2

6

1

1

1

7,597
9.136

42.600

16.116
5.829

42. 700
7.368
,5, 268
fi, 224
6, 100

24, 400
7.639

26. 340

12. 448
5.372

656. 886

.33. 515

16. 442

9.261

76. 282

6. 703
6.100

20. 778

21. 792
26. 860
42. 144
24,400

339. 780
7.056
46. 287
10. 494
42. 824
11.200

344. 304

7. 056
8.720
8.034

13. 988
7.202

6. 932

7. 2112
5. 975
8.367
7.847
7.327

11.668
10. 999

7,639
7.951
7.930
7,697

23,150
600. 223

86. 965
137.368

31,728
6.724
6.786

15, 741
425, 474

13, 822

28, 022

6.463

6,100

5.465

61.215

5.600

8.720

10,093

60,999

7.202

13, 219

6.141

26, 896

152, 500

7.368

26. 340

6.224

20. 421

12,200

10, 536

5.975

6,308

386, 131

16, 276
6,100

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2
1
2
2
1

1
1
7
3
1
6
1
1
I
1
4
1
4
2
1
110

$16, 360
5. 496
11.284

15. 194
12. 499

7,597
9.136

42.600

16.116
5.829

36.600
7. ,368
5.268
6.221
6. 100

21. 400
7. 639

21. 072

12. 448
6.372

666, 886

33.515

16. 442
9. 261

76. 282
6, 703

6. 100

20. 77s
14. 73i;

21, 4SS
42.144

24. 111(1
305. 802

7. 051i
41.140
10, 4!M
42. S2 1
11,2011

344, 304

7, 0.56

8, 720
8, 034

13, 9.S8
7, 202

6, 932

7, 202

5, 975

8, 367
7.847
7.327

ll.O.'iS
12. 499

7. 639

7.951

7. 930

7. 697

23. 1,50

500. 223

81.177

137, 3,58

31,728

6. 724
6. 786

15.741
425. 474

6.911
16. 813

6. 453

6. 100
5. 456

61. 216

5. 600
8,720

10, 093
60. 999

7.202
13.219

6.141

25. 896
134. 200

7. 368
26.340

6, 224
20. 421
12,200
10, 536

5. 975
6,308
386, 131
16, 276
6,100

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates-
Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or above— Con.

Engineer hostler

Engineer power plant, mechanic

Engineer of .^^tructures

Equipment installer and repairman

Equipment, oiler

Erecting foreman.

Erector.

Extra gang foreman

Fire chief

Fireman, locomotive

First-aid man

First assistant disbursing officer . .
Foreman, bridge and building gang

Foreman, day

Foreman, night

Freight-car carman

Freight-car carman welder

Freight-car painter

Freight claim agent

Freight foreman

Gas engine foreman

Gas engine mechanic

Gas engine mechanic helper

General agent, marine tormina!

General auditor. ,

General dock agent ,

General foreman

General foreman, freight depot

General storekeeper

General yardmaster

FTammersmlth

Hammersmith helper.

Head checker clerk (over, short,

and damaged)

Head rate clerk

Heavy duty equipment mechanic

welder

Heavy equipment foreman

Heavy equipment mechanic

Heavy equipment mechanic helper.

Hostler helper

IBMadministrator

IBM control clerk

Inspector, freight service

Instrument man

.Tanitor-foreman

Junior accounLant

Junior draftsman.-

Junior resident engineer.. ^^

Key punch operator. __ ._

Key punch verifier operator.

Laboratory technician _

Labor relations adviser...

Lead key punch operator

Leading boilermaker

Leading carman

Leading electrician

Leading gas engine mechanic

Leading grocery clerk

Leading heavy equipment me-
chanic

Lead ing plumber

Leadlngmachlnist

Leading welder

Levelman

Tiine accountant

Line auditor

Lineman, construction and mainte-
nance

Lineman helper

Locomotive carpenter and tank-
man.. -

Locomotive crane engineer...

Machine foreman

Machinist

Machinist helper

Machinist welder

Maintenance electronic technician..

Maintenance man -

Maintenance supervisor

Maintenance track welder

Manager, Curry Hotel

Manager. Healy Hotel

Manager. McKinley Park Hotel

Marine ways foreman

Master carpenter and cabinet-
maker -

Master mechanic

Meateutter

Mechanic, fire department

Mechanical engineer

Night roundhouse foreman..

Nurse

Office engineer

Office equipment mechanic

Over, short, and damaged, clerk —

Painter

Painter foreman

Party chief, survey...

Passenger car carman.

Passenger car carman welder

Passenger car painter

Payroll records clerk

Plledriver engineer _._

Piledriver fireman

Pilot, river boat

Pipe and steamfitter

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

66

1
1
17
3
8
1
1
1
1
1
5
2
2
3
1
1

$38, 190

42, 371
9, 1.52
6,656

40, 936
7,218

77, 337

22. 880
6.906
334. 344
5,668
8,570

42, 224

6.240

6.136

254. 610

17,346
124, 476
7,800
6,240
7,218
101,133

20, 468
8, 736

10,234
8,174

28, 4,56
6. 635
8.029

16.140

6. 157
\ 325

12.230
13.020

6, 074

7,218

101. 133

1,5, ,351

45, 424

7. 446
5.4.50
6, 282
5. 970
5.117

29,453
11,940
14. 892
15,288
5. 221
5,075

1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
3
1

1
1
1

11
7

5,346
6,167
6,167
6,167
6, 1.57
5.387

6,157
6,157
18, 471
6,157
5. 450
7,322
7.051

63,151
35. 672

5,949

53. 541

7,218

261,756

271, 201

6,074

28,705

1
1
1
1
1

4
1
2
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
8
1
2
6
1
6
2
2
2
3
10

14. 976
5.949
5.658
6.283
6.949
6.739

23, 796
10. 234

10. 962
6.365
7.987

34, 530
5.096
8, 258
5,949
6.824

44.096

7, 218

13, 620

35, 694

6.094

35, 694

11. 356
11, 898
10, 234
17, 916
59, 490

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$26. 064

43.428

9. 303

6. 807

42. 147

7.368

73. 200

17.613

7.056

342. 800

6. 808

8.720

43. 281

6. 391
6.287

232, 320
17.799
58, 080

7. 951
6.391
7.368

97.600

21.072
8.887

10, 384
8. 325

21.792
6,786
8,180
8.221
6. 308
5.476

13. 532
6.661

6.224
7, 368
97. 600
15.804
23.316
7.597
5,600
6,432
6,120
6,268
24,233
6,120
1,5,194
16,741
5,372
5,226

5,496
6,308
6.308
0. 308
6,308
5,538

6,308
6,308
18. 924
6, 308
5. 600
7.472
7,202

47, 136
26,231

6,100
36,600

7.368
250, 100
273, 936

6.224
29. 460

5.080
15. 278

6.100

6.798

6,423

6.890

12.200
10.384

11, 264
6.516
8,133

3.5. 280

5.247

8,408

6.100

6.975

22. 652

7.368

13, 822

36. 600

6.245

36. 600

11.658

12. 200
10. 536
17.915
48, 800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4

7

1

1

7

1

6

2

1
56

1

1

6

1

1
36

2
10

1

1

1
14

4

1

1

1

3

1

1

1

1

1

2 12,532
1 6.661

1
1
14
3
4
1
1
1
1
1
4
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
3
1
1
1
1

1
6
1
35
50
1
5
1
2
1
1
1

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

407

DETAIL OP PEHSONAL SERVICES— Continued

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates —
Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or above— Con.

Pipe and steamfitter helper

Plumber

Powderman, sections

Power ballaster operator

Procedure accountant

Publicity agent

Real estate and contract agent

Refrigeration mechanic

Resident engineer

Rigger and repairman, stores de-
partment

Road foreman of engines

Roadmaster...

Rodman _.

Roundhouse foreman

Rules examiner. _.

Safety engineer

Sawmill operator

Scale inspector

Section foreman

Section stockman

Secretary

Senior engineer

Senior steward, rooming house

Sheet metal worker

Ships carpenter

Sign painter

Special agent

Special representative, Seattle

Spreader operator

Station helper

Stationary fireman, poworplant

Stationer

Statistical accountant

Statistician and analyst

Steward, Anchorage rooming house

Storekeeper _

Superintendent, car department —
Superintendent of communications.
Superintendent, medical depart-
ment

Superintendent, motive power and

equipment

Superintendent of operations

Superintendent of shops

Superintendent of stores

Superintendent of track and gen-
eral roadmaster-.. ---

Supervising accoimtant .-

Supervisor, diesel locomotives, elec-
trical...

Supervisor, diesel locomotives, me-
chanical

Supervisor, employment bureau —

Supervisor, work equipment

Surplus property supervisor

Tabulating machine operator

Telegrapher clerk

Terminal hostler

Timekeeper

Tracer

Track car repairman

Track machine operator

Track supervisor

Traffic agent

Traffic manager

Trainmaster

Traveling accountant

Traveling maintainer

Traveling steward

Truck driver

Trucker

Upholsterer

Valuation engineer

Warehouse checker

Warehouseman

Warehouseman-trucker

Water service foreman

Welder

Yardmaster

Yard foreman

Total.... -

Equivalent to less than $5,060.

Total permanent, field.

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions;

Temporary employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services..

1953 actual

Num- Total
her salary

1 $5, 117
13 77, 337

3 15,912

2 10, 234

1 7, 197

1 10. 234

1 5, 949

4 30, 868

5, 949

17,388

39, 830

5,117

7,488

8,216

8, 715

5,782

6,323

261, 954

76, 580

72, 574

16, 516

5.283

29.745

11, 898

6,157

76, 502

9,214

15, 351

10 51,170
1 5,460

2 11,356

1 6.573

1 8. 736

1 9, 277

1 7, 197

10, 999
10. 999
8,736
9,693

8,882
21,966

7.862

7.862
6.781
7.696
7,301
10,900
140. 448
92,040
17, 472
5,117
5,512

1
1
1
2
1
2
1
16

6,178
7,322
9,277

17,388
7,634

11,898
5,720

83,200

2

1

4

10

11.898
8,570
22, 548
51, 170

2 13, 166

4 23, 796

8 59. 568

10 56, 680

9, 287, 169

795

3, 964, 442

2,352

13, 251, 611
177 94, 959

2,175

13, 156, 652

207, 308
40, 103

869, 389

14. 273. 457

14, 301, 865

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
10

$5, 268
61, 000
10, 910
10. 536
7.951
7.348
10. 384
6,100

15, 736

6,100

17, 690

40. 5S5

5,268

7,639

8,367

8,866

5,933

6.474

269, 304

73, 073

74, 528

16, 816
5.434

30,600
6,100
6,308

78,080
9,355
5,268

10. 160

47.412
5.600
7.784

11.658
6,164
6,724
8,887
9.428

7.348

10. 999
10, 999
8,887
9,844

9,032
22,416

8,013

8,013
6, 932
7,847
7,462
11,200
133, 7,53
94, 305

17, 924
5,268
5,663

35,854
6,328
7,472
9,428

17.690
7,784

12. 200
5,871

74, 914
178, 535
12.200
8,720
23, 152
52, 680
10,202

13, 468

18, 300
60, 776
68, 080

1,540

9

710

368, 535
553, 550

2,250
12.
200

912. 085
447, 085

2,050
12.'

167. 000
40, 000

710, 000

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1
2
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
49
13
13
2
1
5
1
1
II
1
1
2
9
1
1

1
I
1
1
2
25
14
3
1
1
5
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
15
35
2
1
4
10
2
2
3

$5, 268
48, 800
10, 910
10, 536
7.951
7,348
10, 384
6.100
15, 736

6,100

17. 690

40, 685

6,268

7,639

8,367

8,866

5,933

6.474

269. 304

73. 073

74,528

16,816

5,434

30, 500

6,100

6,308

78. 080

9,356

6.268

10. 160

47,412

5.600

7.784

11.658

6,164

6.724

8.887

9,428

7,348

12, 499
12. 499
8,887
9,844

I 9, 032
3 22, 416

I 8,013

8,013

6.932

7,847

7,462

11,200

133, 753

87.345

17,924

5,268

5,663

25, 610

6, 328

7,472

9,428

17. 690

7,784

12.200

5.871

72. 800

178. 535

12,200

8,720

23, 152

52,680

10,202

13, 468

18, 300

60, 776

58,080

9, 067, 945

712

3, 663, 560

2,201

12, 631, 505
201 525, 605

2,000

12, 106, 000

185, 000
40, 000

715, 000

13, 382, 000

13,405,000

13, 046, 000

13, 046, 000

Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration
Emergency Relief, Puerto Rico Revolving Fund, Act of February II, 19S6

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of a 11 employees

Average salaries and grades:
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Interior:

Average salary..

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communications services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction —

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred...

1963 actual

139
52
191

$3,383

LSS-5.6

$2,282

$412,012
119, 174

1,584
73. 426

606, 196
7,621
1,210
3,462
4,679
661
5,279
81, 661
3,761

694, 530

1954 estimate

84
58
142

$3,627

LSS-5.8

$2, 415

.$276, 275
136, 560

1,370
8,743

422. 938

14.900

160

1.570

6.250

1.700

4,200

10, 192

1,100

463, 000

1956 estimate

84
38
113

$3, 298

LSS-5.3

$2. 415

.$245. 224
79. 662

2,475

327.361
13. 000
160
1,000
5,000
1,700
1,000
8,689
100

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Interior:
LSS-13. Range $6,500 to $6,250:
Special assistant to the administra-
tor

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 500
0. 5 2, 541

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) —

0. 5 2, 959

Field:
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Interior:
LSS-18. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

1 11,800
1 9,360
1 7, 840
I 6, 940
1 6,125

1 6, 125
1 6,370
1 4, 465
3 12, 260
3 12,105
3 10, 485
14 47, 300
21 67,590
5 14,820
19 45. 070
7 14, 590

66 127, 818

1 $11,800
1 9,360
1 8,040
1 6, 140
1 6, 250

I 6,250
1 5, 370

1 4,580

2 8, 465

2 8. 070

3 10,645
11 37,330
16 61,600

5 14,900
15 35, 490

4 8,500

18 43, 485

1 $11,800

LSS-16. Range $8,360 to .$9,360:

1 9, 360

LSS-15. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chief, office of housing management-

LSS-I4. Range $5,940 to .$6,940:
Chief civil engineer

1 8,040
1 6, 140

LSS-13. Range ,$5,600 to $6,250:

Assistant chief, finance division

Assistant chief, housing manage-
ment and assistant chief, cooper-
ative division

LSS-11. Range $4,620 to $5,370

LSS-10. Range $4,205 to $4,955

LSS 9 Range $3 795 to .$4 546

1 6,250

I 6, 250
1 5,370

1 4, 580

2 8,465

2 8, 070

LSS 7 Range $3 175 to .$3,655

3 10, 646

LSS-6 Range .$2,950 to $3,430

11 37,330

LSS-5. Range $2,750 to $3,230

LS.S-4. Range $2,500 to $2,980

LSS-3. Range $2,170 to $2,530

LSS-2. Range $1,810 to $2,170.

Positions at hourly rates equivalent to
less than $6,060

16 51, 600

5 14,900
15 35,490
4 8,500

18 43, 485

139 409, 053

84 276, 275

84 276. 275

Deduct lapses

9 31,051

Net permanent, field (average

139 409,053

119, 174
1,684

2,132

935

70,359

84 276, 276

136, 550
1,370

1,600

700

6,443

75 245, 224

Other positions: Temporary employ-

79, 662

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.
Payment above basic rates:

1,000

597

Additional pay for service abroad

878

All personal services, field

603,237

422, 938

327. 361

606, 196

422, 938

327, 361

VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
Administrative Expenses, Virgin Islands Corporation

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES PY OPJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
.Average number of all employees

989

188

1,177

948 1, 002

249 206

1,197 1,208

408

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS— Continued
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION— Continued
Administrative Expenses, Virgin Islands Corporation — Continued

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades: Ungraded
positions: Average salary.

$1. 078

$1,012

$1, 155

01 Personal services:

$1, 000, 131
150, 624

27.222
20,043

9,599

$948, 100
187,900

$1, 143, 300

Other positions

180,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

liOOO
6,000

18,000

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

10. 000

1, 207, 619
1,121,960

1,166.000
1. 072. 200

1. 351, 300

Deduct portion not chargeable to

1, 258, 700

Net personal services

85, 659
13, 157
3,763
3,640
11,099
4,503
5,418

S3. 800
16,600
4,500
3.000
15.600
4,200
2.400

92, 600

02 Travel

13. 500

3.800

06 Printing and reproduction

3,000

12, 000

08 Supplies and materials

3,600

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

1,.500

Administrative expenses incurred...

127. 239

130, 000

130,000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

All personal services, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above:

President

Staff electrical engineer

Comptroller

General factory superintendent

Chief engineer

General manager, power division,

St. Thomas

Chief of rolling stock

Assistant to the president —

General manager, power division,

St. Croix

Veterinarian

Chief electrical engineer.

Chief, accounting department

Chief engineer.-

Rates less than $6,060

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060-

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--.

Payments above basic rates and over-
time and holiday pay

Excess of annual leave earned over
annual leave taken

Farming, manufacturing, and other
seasonal labor, chiefly per diem and
piece-rate employees

All personal services, field

Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule arc distributed as follows:

Administrative expenses

Growing and harvesting sugarcane

Manufacturing sugar

Overhead:
GrowUig and harvesting sugarcane. -

Manufacturing sugar

Carpenter shop -.-

Garage

Tractor repair shop-

Tractors, operation.

Trucks, trailers, etc., operation

Storeroom.

Livestock

Construction work

Selling expenses

Power program, direct

Power program, overhead

Miscellaneous activities

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$4, 200

4,200
4,060

1 9,600

1 9, 600

1
1
1

1
1
1
1
I
137

8,600
7,600
7,600

7,200
6,400
6,600
5,480
5, 475
306, 936

841 672, 853

1,065.744
25.6 65.753

963.4

999, 991
27, 222

20, 043

9,599

150, 624

1,207,619

85, 669
288,998
169,952

82,005
108, 630
14, 521
20, 757
40, 633
63,645
28,699
31, 622
16,465
95,139
749
53, 409
46, 343
60,493

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$4,200

4,200

12, 000

1 8,000

1 9, 600

1
1
1

1
1
1
1
1
116

8,500
7,600
7,600

7,200
6,400
6,000
6. 480
5,476
252. 654

820 618. 964

955. 373
11.473

943. 900

14,000
6,000

1,156,000

83,800
270, 499
157, 800

SO, 001
90, 000
20,000
22,000
35,000
55, 000
32,000
26, 000
20, 000
55, 000
1.5,000
101,900
32,000
60,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,000
10, 000
9,600
9,500
9,000

8,500
7,600
7,600

7,200
6,400

"'5,480

130 310. 700
861 753, 720

1.002

1. 167, 300
6.2 14.000

995.8

1, 143, 300

18,000
10, 000

180,000

1,351,300

1,351,300

92.600
356, 800
190. 000

85,000

110.000

19,000

22,000

45, 000

65, 000

32, 000

40, 000

25, 000

50, OOO

2,000

105, 900

.50, 000

61,000

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Working Capital Fund, Department of the Interior

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

145

4

144

147

4

146

147

4

146

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,751
GS-4.2

$2, 857

CPC-3.1

$3,825

.$3,849
GS-4.3

$2, 897
CPC-3.1

$4,122

$3,898

Average grade

GS-4.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 939

Average grade

CPC-3.1

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,193

01 Personal services:

$520, 026
9,400

2,039
8,092

331

$554,042
9,400

2,188
7,250

$666, 142

Other positions .

9,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

2,208

7,260

Deduct excess of annual leave
taken over leave earned

Total personal services

639,226

229

60

244,375

180

24,107

5,161

318,116

15, 265

1,216

572, 880

200

50

252, 010

400

27,280

4,830

349, 331

15, 800

1,150

575, 000

200

03 Transportation of things

50

262, 010

05 Rents and utility services

400

27,280

07 Other contractual services .

4,830

352, 600

09 Equipment . . ..

15,800

1,150

1, 147, 928

1, 223, 931

1,229,320

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:

Nnm

- Total

Num

Total

Nnm

Total

General schedule grades:

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Librarian

1

$9,800

$10,000

1

$10,000

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

8,660

1

8,760

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief, branch of central services. - -

1

7,240

7,240

1

7,240

OS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

1

6,540

6.540

1

6,740

2

12,680

13.080

2

13, 080

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Librarian

'/.

11,120

11,245

2

11, 370

Assistant chief, duplicating section.

1

6,686

6,810

1

5,810

GS-7 Range $4,205 to .$4,956 -

10

45,800

10

46, 800

10

47,800

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645---

3

13,260

3

13, 385

3

13, 610

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 . -

27, 620

8

30,780

8

31, 405

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3 655

12

42, 680

12

43,220

12

43,620

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

39

125, 630

39

127, 850

39

129, 690

GvS-2 Range $2 750 to $3 230

20

63,480

20

64,280

20

64,680

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230.-

1

3,150

1

3,230

1

3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.- -

7

19, 704

7

19,944

7

20,264

Departmental wage board rates:

Level 18. Range $5,220 to $6,032- -

1

5,491

1

6,762

1

6,762

Level 17. Range $5,012 to $5,803 -

1

6,533

1

6,803

1

5,803

Level 16. Range $4,846 to $6,616

4

19, 884

4

21, 653

4

22,464

Level 16. Range $4,638 to $5,387

2

9,754

2

10,233

2

10,233

Level 14. Range $4,472 to $5,179

3

13, 937

3

15, 288

3

15, 537

Level 13. Range $4,264 to $4,950- -

1

4,514

1

4,950

1

4,950

Level 12. Range $4,097 to $4,742

4

17,096

4

18,740

4

18,740

Level 10. Range $3,723 to $4.305

1

3,869

1

4,306

1

4,305

Level 9. Range $3,515 to $4,076

5

17, 784

6

19, 261

6

20,011

Level 8. Range $3,348 to $3,868

1

3,536

1

3,869

1

3,869

Level 7. Range $3,140 to .$3,640 ---

2

6,988

2

7.280

2

7,280

Level 5. Range $2,766 to $3,203

7

21,111

7

22, 276

7

22,421

Level 4. Range $2,579 to $2,995

6

15, 852

6

17,220

6

17, 970

Total permanent

145

639, 638

147

563, 504

147

676,544

6

19, 612

4.8

14. 562

6.3

20,402

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

140

620, 026

142.2

664,042

141.7

656,142

Other positions: Part-time and tempo-

rary employment

9,400

9,400

9,400

Regular pay in excess of 62-we6k base.--

2,039

2,188

2,208

Payment above basic rates:

7,410

6,600

6,600

Nightwork differential

682

660

660

Deduct excess of aimual leave taken over

331

01 Personal services

639,226

672,880

676,000

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION

Salaries and Expenses, General Administration, Justice

OBLIGATIONS BZ OBJECTS

Object classification

SummaTy of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

FuU-tline equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades;

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary _

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

Direct Obligatitms

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations

Otlif/ationi Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Ul Personal services

Obligations Incurred.

1953 actual

541

3

614

$4, 628
GS-6.0

$2,993

CPC-3.2

$3, 744

$2, 271, 932
16, 718
8,736
25, 304

2, 321. 689

2, 094, 838

48, 814

366

21, 860

23, 344

21,610

37,660

41, 773

47, 756

160

2,630

2, 340, 831

1954 estimate

632

2

616

$1. 691
OS-6.0

$3,040

CPC-3.3

$3,873

1, 329, 640
7,160
9,280
15, 300

2, 361, 380

3,400

2, 610, 870

103, 700

2, 667, 682

2, 614, 670

1955 estimate

519
2

$4,690
QS-6.0

$3,081

CPC-3.3

$3,939

$2, 299, 765
6,000
9, 195
15, 300

2, 330, 250

2, 257, 680

2, 226, 650

60,765

71, 105

525

525

43, 000

45, 760

25,000

25,000

21,540

21, 510

37, 365

38,465

31,230

29,230

30, 365

33, 425

3,400

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

2, 495, 000

103, 700

2, 698, 700

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Attorney General

Deputy Attorney General

General schedule grades:
QS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Administrative assistant attorney

general

QS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

First assistant

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Executive assistant to the Attorney

General

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Deputy adininistrative assistant

attorney general

Chairman, Board of Immigration

Appeals.

Chief, Executive Office for United

States Attorneys.-

Special assistant

Director of public relations

Attorney.

Member, Board of Parole

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Pardon attorney

Member, Board of Immigration
Appeals

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$22, 500
17, 500

14, 800
13,000

12, 000

11,800
11,050

11,800
11.060
23,100

10,600
39,200

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

$22, 600
17, 500

14, 800
13, 000

12, 000

10,800
11,050

11,800
11,300
23,100
86. 400

10,600

39,200

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$22, 500
17,600

14, 800
13, 200

12, 200

10, 800
11, 300

10, 800

11, 800
11, 300
23,350
86, 400

10, 600

40, 000

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
QS-14. Range$9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Member, Board of Parole

Director of persoimel

Budget officer

Fiscal officer

Attorney

Coordinator ._.

GS-13. Range, $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Assistant director of public relations.

StaH director

Chief examiner. Board of Immi-
gration Appeals

Records administration officer

Chief, services an dj procurement

branch _

Assistant fiscal officer

03-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant pardon attorney

Assistant staff director

Librarian

Chief, accounting section

Chief, classification unit

Chief, services branch..

Chief, procurement branch

Examiner

Confidential assistant

Assistant chief, personnel branch...

Attorney

GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chief auditor

Chief recruitment and placement

ofllcer

Examiner

Attorney

Case analyst

Budget analyst

Assistant records administration

officer

Assistant chief, accounting section. .

Legislative attorney.

Secretary.

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Supervisor of parolees

Assistant chief, procurement branch
Chief supervisor, records adminis-
tration branch

Chief, personnel operations unit

Chief, records analyst

Administrative officer

Secretary

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

Supervisor of releasees

Case analyst _

Administrative assistant

Budget analyst

Supervisor, fiscal control unit

Supervisor, machine and statistical

unit -.

Analyst

Assistant chief auditor

Assistant chief, services branch

Persorme! assistant

Chief, purchasing unit.

Position classifier.

Confidential assistant

Legal clerk

Assistant librarian

Examiner

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 _

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Positions at hourly rates;
Rates equivalent to less than $5,180..

Total permanent, departmental . . .

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$S4, 800
9,800
9.800
9,800
10,600

5
33
30
79
111
104
16
1

1
10
33

1

33, 640
9,360
8,360

8,560
8,560

9,360
8,560

7,440
7,040
7,640
7,240
7,240
8,040
7,440

28,300
7,040
7,640

42,840

6.940

6,940
43,380
38, 040
6,940
6,340

6,940
6,140
5.940
5,940

6,000
6,125

5,750
6,000
6,000
5,626
5,600

10, 555
6.060
6.060
11.620
11,120
5,060

5,310

6.810

5,810

6,435

11,245

5,435

10, 870

5,060

5.185

6,810

20. 240

25. 000

155. 390

129. 975

314.015

391.080

331, 760

48,400

2,980

3,454
32. 140
96,536

2,660

22, 462

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 10, 600

1
2
1
2

1

1

1

5

5

33

27

80

104

109

16

1

1
10
30

1

34,440
9,360
8,360

8,560
8,660

9,360
8,760

7,440
7,240
7,840
7,440
7,440
8,040
7,640

28,660
7,040
7,040

43, 840

6,940

6,140

38,040

39, 040

6,940

6,640

6,140
6,340
5,940
6,940

6,125
6,250

5,875
6,125
6,125
6,750
5,625

16, 806
5,060
5,060
11,745
11,245
6,185

5,435
6,810

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

5,660

11,495

6,560

11,120

5,185

5,310

6,810

25, 800

26, 225

158,390

120,090

322, 675

372, 296

352, 760

49,360

2,980

3,464
32, 460
89,120

2,630

19,366

$10, 200
10,200
10, 20(1
10,600
9,600

34,640
9,360
8,360

8,760
8,760

9,360
8,760

7,640
7,240
7,040
7,640
7,640
8,040
7,640

29, 360
7,240
7,040

44,040

6,940

6,140

39, 040

39,240

6,940

6,640

6,340
6,640
6,140
6,140

6,260
6,260

5
4
33
25
77
101
106
16

1

10

29

1

6,250
6,260
6,876
5,750

17, 055
5,186
6,186
11,746
11,370
5,310

6,660
6,935

6,686

11,620

5,685

11,370

5,310

6, 435

5,810

26, 425

21, 480

160, 640

112,250

314, 195

365, 090

349, 180

50,160

3,454
32,780
87,368

2,700

19, 697

641 2, 417, 137 632 2, 414, 464 619 2, 406, 214

409

410

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, General Administration, Justice^Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Deduct lapses

Niun- Total
ber salary

29.6

$145, 205

Nam- Total
ber salary

18

$84,824

Num- Total
ber salary

22.8

$105, 459

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

511.4

2,271,932

3,880
7.178
4,660
8,735

24, 176
1,128

514

2,329,640

3,000
4,160

496.2

Other positions-
Part-time employment

2, 299, 755
3 000

3,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay.

9,280

14,300
1,000

9,195
14, 300

Nightwork differential

1 000

01 Personal services

2,321,689

2,361,380

2 330 250

Salaries and wages In the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

2,094,838
226, 851

2, 257, 680
103, 700

2 226 550

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

103, 700

Salaries and Expenses, General Legal Activities, Justice

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,443

33

1,397

1,452

47

1,377

1,347

43

1,313

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$5, 883
GS-8.4

$2, 899
CPC-3.0

$6, 042
GS-8.6

$2, 953
CPC-3.0

$6 144

GS-8 5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 987

Average grade

CPC-3.0

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions- -

$7, 993, 977

188, 334

30, 388

13, 389

$8,033,770

263, 020

31,810

11,100

$7,772,180
243 040

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. -
Payment above basic rates

30, 690
9 500

Total personal service obligations.. .

8, 226, 088

8. 339, 700

8, 055, 410

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

8. 222, 232

30.5. 246

4.878

75. 650

2.400

288,683

870, 778

35. 573

75,316

16, 384

8, 339, 700

301. 700

4.960

100, 980

6,000

264, 480

718.330

37. 2.50

57,790

15,860

8,0.5.5,410
287, 500

3,960

04 Communication services

92 380

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

6,000

2,59, 870

707. 730

30 700

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments..

34,590
11,860

Total direct obligations

ObltBotion^ Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

9, 897, 140
3.856

9, 847, 050

9, 490, 000

Obligations incurred

9,900,996

9,847,050

9 490 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Solicitor General

Assistant Attorney General ,

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

First assistant _ _.

Attornev

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney

Special assistant

Trial attorney ,

Chief appraiser

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

I $17, 500
5 75. 000

fi 73. 400

1 12,200

47 625, 574

1 11,000

14 160, 200

1 11,800

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $17, 500
5 75, 000

6 73, 200

1 12, 400

47 528,574

1 11,000

14 161,200

1 11,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, 500
5 75, 000

6 74, 000

1 12. 600

45 511.724

1 11.000

14 162, 200

1 11,-800

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Special assistant

Trial attorney

Appraiser

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Attorney

Special assistant

Trial attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney.. _

Trial attorney

.\dmiuistrative assistant

Research analyst

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
.attorney

Trial attorney (preparer-general) . .

Research analyst

Accounting and auditing analyst..
GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Attorney

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

Trial attorney (preparer-general) . .

Confidential clerk

Executive assistant

Research analyst

Assistant administrative officer

Administrative assistant

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,320

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental. . .

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for services abroad...

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney

Section chief

Trial attorney

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney- -

Trial attornev

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Trial attorney

Expert appraiser

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Trial attorney--

OS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney.-

Trial attorney (preparer-general) . .

Administrative assistant

Investigator

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Trial attorney (preparer-general) . .
Expert appraiser

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

Trial attorney (preparer-general) . .

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range .M,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to .$3,430....

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, field

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

Num
ber

- Total
salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,800
107

1,067,400

1 10, 600

16 161,200

1 9,800

2

110

1

1

16

1

$19,600

108,200
10,600

163.200
10. 000

2 $19,800
106

1,069,600
1 10,600
15 154,800
1 10, 000

2 16, 920
108

945,480
1 9,200
39 342,044

1 8,560
116

1,025,960
1 9, 200
38 339,480

1 8,760
105

932, 150

1 9,200

38 343,880

62 377,080

14 103, 160

2 15, 280

1 7,040

53
20
2

387, 960
147, 600
15, 480

52 386,720
15 114,200
2 15,680

47 288,580
8 48, 520
2 12, 280
1 6,740

80

8
2

1

489. 000

49.320

12.480

6,940

61 381,640
8 60,320
1 6,540
1 6, 940

4 22,000

4

22,250

4 22, 625

56 288,485

6 30, 985
4 20, 865
1 5, 185

1 5,560

2 11,120
1 5, 186

7 34,465
35 159,050
52 225,590

1.53 596,605

211 716,085

60 185, 812

9 27, 950

59
8
4
1
1
2
1

41
54
154
207
61
8

310, 140

41.855

20,616

5,060

5,685

11,245

5,310

35. 465

186, 905

236, 305

615,665

713,635

192, 682

25,440

59 317,365

6 32, 485
4 20,990
1 5, 185

1 5, 810

2 11,370
1 5,435

7 36, 090
42 194,485
51 227, 775

149 607,990
190 669,650
67 184,722

8 25,600

4 12, 600
20 57,680
3 7,856

4
20
3

12,840
58, 720
8,096

4 12, 920
20 59, 440
3 8, 256

1,108

6, 730, 876
61.8

381, 523

1,167

7, 202, 157
76.5

474, 199

1,092

6, 843, 747
59,2

371, 129

1,046.2

6,349,353

1, 090, 5

6,727,958

1,032.8

6,472,618

1,852

85,967
53, 573
24,187

74, 780
60, 200
26. 370

67,500
67,500
25,320

9.139

58

7,000

6,400

1,077

1,000

1,000

6, 525, 206

6,897,308

6,619,338

2 23, 600
1 10, 800

3 35, 400

2
1
3

23, 600
10, 800
35. 400

2 23,600
1 10, 800

3 35, 400

9 91, 600
6 62, 200

9

7

91. 200
71, 200

8 81. 400
5 62. 400

10 87, 800

23 201,280

1 8,560

9

22

1

80, 440

195, 720

8,760

9 81,040

22 196, 720

1 8, 760

7 61, 080
22 162, 638

7
20

52, 280
149, 758

6 44, 640
19 144, 168

4 24, 360

33 201, 620

1 6, 940

1 6, 940

4

21

1

1

24, 960

130, 340

6,940

6,940

4 25, 160
13 84, 220
1 6,940
1 6, 940

1 5, 625

1
1

5,500
6,125

1 6,000

1 6,260

1 5, 060

7 37, 295
1 5,370

8 36, 265
3 13, 635

40 156, 525

106 356, 790

37 114,688

6 16,900

7
1
7

3^
75

1

37, 045
5,370

31, 935

13, 760
161, 680
261, 645
123,886

11, 720

5 27,425
1 5, 370

6 28, 230

3 13, 760
38 153, 955
63 225, 545
38 122, 180

4 12,040

1 3,032

1

3,032

1 3,032

335 1,732,003

286 1

539,936

255 1,399,976

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

411

DETAIL OF FERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

16.8

$87, 379

Num- Total
ber salary

45.6

$234, 123

Num- Total
ber salary

18.3

$100,413

Net permanent, field (average num-

318.2

1, 644, 624

1.959
27.728
17.255

3,115
6,201

239.4

1,305,812

2.000
47,420
78,620

3,100
6,440

236.7

Other positions:
Part-time emplovment

1,299.662
2.000

Temporary employment

47.420
78,620

Payment above basic rates: Additional

3,100

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

5,370

1,700,882

1, 442, 392

1,436,072

8.226,088

8,339,700

8, 055, 410

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:

Direct obi igations -

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

8. 222, 232
3,856

8. 339. 700

8. 055, 410

Salaries and Expenses, Antitrust Division, Justice

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SummuTy of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

480

5

474

479

4

460

472

4

448

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6. 126
GS-8.9

$2,979
CPC-3.1

$6. 216
GS-8.9

$3,028
CPC-3.1

$6. 262

GS-8.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,068

Average grade

CPC-3.1

Personal service obligations:

$2, 843. 784
27. 736
10. 761
3.030

$2,807,036

25.1)00

11.364

2,500

$2, 756. 428

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

25.500
11.472
2,500

Total personal service obligations...

2, 885. 310

2, 846. 400

2, 795, 900

Direct Obligations

2,881,658
107, 766

4,307
34.261

8.902
34,225
76. 738
32.469
16, 653

2.924

2. 846. 400
100,000

4,000
37,600

9.000
34.000
75.000
25,000
15.000

4,000

2, 795, 900

02 Travel . -

107, 000

4,000

38. 100

34,000

07 Other contractual services

75.000

26.000

09 Equipment

15.000

6,000

Total direct oblieations

3, 199, 803
3,662

3, 150, 000

3, 100, 000

Obligaticms Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Obligations incurred .

3,203,455

3, 150, 000

3. 100, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in

excess of $12,000:

.\ssistant .\ttorney General

General schedule grades:
QS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

First assistant

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney

Economist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Attorney.

Economist

Transportation rate examiner

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Economist

Transportation rate examiner

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

1 12, 000

18 207, 650

1 11,800

21 213, 400

8 80, 400

1 10, 000

25 220, 200

5 45. 200

1 8,960

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15. 000

1 12. 000

18 208. 900

1 11.800

21 216. 200

8 81.800

1 10. 000

25 223, 400

5 45, 600

1 8,960

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

1 12,200

18 209, 150

1 11,800

21 217, 400

8 81, 800

25 225, 600
4 37, 840

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\ttorney

Economist

Transportation rate analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ttorney

Economist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant..

Attorney

Economist

Transportation rate examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.. _.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430. .,

OS-2. Range $2,7.W to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) —

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\ttomey

Economist —

OS-13. Range $8,300 to $9,360:

Attorney

Economist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\ttomey

Economist

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Attorney

Economist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney.-

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, field... _.

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment.

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base ..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay.

All personal serviceii, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

21 $153, 640
3 22, 320
1 7,440

23 141,220
1 5,940

5,310
62. 720
16.305
11, 245

4.870
48. 005
43. 075
129, 030
126.435
46, 570

5,600

3,310
20,744

266 1. 678, 2S9
6 37. 779

1. 640, 610

8.929
7,013
6,222

1,862

8 90,400

14
2

13S.0O0
20, 200

18 157, 680
1 8, 560

22 164, 280
1 7,640

183. 200
13.680

11
1
15
6
21
47
11

57,285

5.120

65. 575

25, 395

82. 860

167. 385

36. 050

5. 500

5,744

214 1,234,554
5.4 31,280

208.6

1. 203. 274

10.212
1.581
4,539

1,168

2,885,310

2, 881, 658
3,652

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

21 $156,840
3 22, 520
1 7,640

23 145, 220
1 6, 140

1
12
3
2

1
11
10
33
37
15

2

5,435
54.095
16,680
11,370

4.995
49, 130
44.200
132,156
128.355
47, 530

5.660

1 3. 310

7 21,064

266 1, 705. 999
15.3 98,060

260.7

1, 607, 939

9.000
5,000
6,561

90,650

140,000
20. 600

18 159,480
1 8, 760

22 166,080
1 7. 640

188. 200
13.880

11 68,410

15
6
21
47
11
2

66,950
25.895
84.610
169. 545
36. 500
5,660

5,904

213 1,248,764
7.9 49,667

205.1

1,199,097

10, 000
1,500
4,803

1,000

1,216,400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$157,840
22,920

23
1

1
12

145, 620
6,140

5,560
65,470
16, 930

1

11
10
33
36
15
2

6,120
50, 380
44,950
134, 405
127, 020
48, 570
6,820

1 3, 310

7 21, 304

259 1, 672, 149
17.7 114.274

241.3

1, 557, 876

9.000
5,000
6,625

1,500

1,580,000

90,650

14 140, 600
2 20, 600

161, 480
8,760

22 166, 880
1 7,840

30
2

189, 800
13,880

11 59, 786

15
6
21
47
11
2

68,200
26,620
86, 360
171, 225
36, 930
5,820

6,064

213 1,260,394
10.4 61,841

202.6

1, 198, 563

10. 000
1.500
4,847

1,000

1,215,900

2. 846, 400 2, 795, 900

2, 846, 400 2, 795, 900

Salaries and Expenses, United States Attorneys and Marshals,
Justice

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

2,284

17
2,282

2,284

24

2,239

2.284

23

2,208

412

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, United States Attorneys and Marshals,
Justice — Continued

OBLiQATioNS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,813
GS-6.9

$2. 784
CPC-3.2

$4, 326
QS-6.7

$2,846

CPC-3.2

$8,141

$4, 369

Average grade

GS-6.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2, 912

Average grade

CPC-3.2

$8,065

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

.$10,876,428
81, 473
42,320
135, 168

$11,517,850
117, 400
44,900
165, 100

$11,435,000

117, 400

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

44,600
171,900

Total personal service obligations,. ,

11,135,389

11,845,250

11,768.900

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

11,130,014

1,607,991

16, 178

320, 451

6,752

164, 049

673, 134

66, 198

111.752

15.950

11,845,250

1,483,400

10, 300

340, 700

7,800

143. 000

489, 000

74,000

167.800

10,300

11.768,900

1, 631, 700

03 Transportation of things

10, 300

348, 800

05 Rents and utility services

6,900

06 Printing and reproduction . _ .

141. 000

606.400

08 Supplies and materials

74, 000

106. 000

10. 300

Subtotal

14,002,469
3,276

14, 671, 660
3,300

14, 503, 300

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

3,300

13, 999, 193
6,376

14, 568, 260

14, 600, 000

Obligalions Payable Out of ReimburseTnmts
From Other Accounts

14,004,668

14, 668, 260

14, 600, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Attorney

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Attorney.-

Marshal -

Assistant attorney

Q3-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Marshal---

Assistant attorney

Administrative assistant

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney

Marshal---

Assistant attorney

Chief deputy

Administrative assistant

OS-II. Range $6,910 to $6,940:

Marshal

Assistant attorney -,

Chief deputy-- -

OfBce deputy ,

Trainhig officer

Administrative assistant

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Marshal

Assistant attorney.-

Chief deputy -

Administrative assistant

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant attorney -..

Chief deputy _

Office deputy.--

Field deputy-.-

Administrative assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370...
08-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956..-
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546...

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665..-

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..-
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230...
GS-l. Range $2,600 to $2,980...

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

17 $185,860

29 286,600
8 78. 600
3 30,200

39 330,440

29 249,640

21 183, 160

1 9,160

66

71

2

1

1
133

6

1

1

65,360
402, 600
526, 050

14,880
7,040

6,940
840,220
34, 100
6,940
6,140
6,640

1 5, 625
26 140,125
19 118.000

2 11,750

676, 437
119, 760
22, 116
16, 180
46, 480
169, 460
723, 140

127

21

4

3

8

33

168

670

2,466,160
362

1, 378, 670
343

1, 202, 065

142 452,900

28 83,480

3 8,620

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

8

$76,800

8

$76,800

29

242,440

29

242,440

1

8,360

1

8,360

66

387, 200

66

387, 200

2

1

1

16,280
7,040

6,940

2

1

1

15,680
7,040

5,940

34,700
6,940
6,140
6,740

6,600

19 118,875
2 12,000

120,010

22,615

16, ISO

46, 106

152. 105

664, 395

21
4
3
8
29
119
672

2, 635, 990
345

1, 376, 416
344

1, 222, 600

140 456,720

28 86, 320

3 8,780

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

34, 700
6,940
6,340
6,740

6,600

19 119,600
2 12,126

121, 135
22, 865
15. 180
46. 480
153.230
570, 146

21

4

3

8

29

119

572

2, 656, 990
346

1, 399, 290
344

1, 235, 660

140 463, 480

28 87. 080

3 8,860

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Crnft.^, protective, and custodial grades:

rpr-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

T^neradpd positions at annual rates:
Rate of $15,000:
Attorney ,.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3. 760
17 46. 344

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 760
17 47,464

10 150, 000

36 450,000

10 120. 000

48 480,000
38 380,000

63 567,000

135

1.012. ,500

183

1. 098. 000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 760
17 48, 064

10 150,000

Rate of $12,500:
Attorney

36 450, 000

Rate of $12,000:
Assistant attorney

10 120, 000

Rate of $10,000:
Attorney

48 480, 000

38 380,000

Rate of $9,000:

63 667,000

Rate of $7.,500:

135

Rate of $6,000:

1,012. ."iOO
183

1.098,000

Total permanent, field

2.284

10. 957. 421
19.4

80, 993

2.284

11.846.914
68.7

329, 064

2,284

Deduct lapses

11.924.524
98.8

489. 624

Net permanent, field (average nirni-

2, 264. 6

10, 876, 428

33, 718

14. 288
13. 367
20, 100
42. 320

6.024
3. 276

125. 868

2. 215. 3

11.617.860

33.800

50. 000
13. 400
20. 200
44. 900

6.100
3.300

165. 700

2. 186. 2

Other positions:
Temporary emplovment ..

11,435,000
33, 800

Temporary deputy marshals (in lieu
of bailllTs)

60. 000

13. 400

Intermittent employment

20, 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pa>'Tnent above basic rates:
Overtime and holklav pav

44. 600
6, 100

Living and quarters allowance

AdditloTial pay for services abroad

3,300
162, 600

11,135.389

11,845.250

11, 768, 900

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

11,130,014
5,375

11,845,260

11, 768, 900

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

Salaries and Expenses, Claims of Persons of Japanese Ancestry,
Justice

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees

A verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary . ...

Average gi-ade... .

01

Personal services;

Permanent positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal sei vices

Travel...

Transportation of things

Communication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Refunds, awards, and indemnities.
Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred..

1953 actual

$5, 210
QS-7.6

$229. 636

886
660

230, 982
5

2,002

923

76

271

329

439

4, 354, 616

1,249

4, 690, 791

1954 estimate

$5, 235

as-7.4

$218. 550

850
600

220. 000
300
100
2.000
1,000
200
300
300
300

500

225, 000

1956 estimate

43
39

$5, 322
OS-7.4

$208, 555

846
600

210, 000
300
100
2.000
1, 000
200
300
300
300

500

216, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades
OS-15, Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11, 800

1 9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9,800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Attorney

1 10,000

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

413

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBvicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
\ttorney

Num
ber

3

- Total
salary

$26,280

Num
ber

2
1

2

4

1
2

8
5

- Total
salary

$17,920
8,760

15, 280

26, 160
4,545
7.820
28. 040
15,390

Num
ber

2
1

1

4
1
2

8
4

- Total
salary

$18. 120

8,760

GS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

2

4
1
2
8
5

15, 080

25,760
4.545
7.570
27.640
15,710

7,440

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
.\ttornev __

26,560

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

4,545

GS-5 Ranee $3,410 to $4,160 - -

8,070

GS^. Range$3,175 to $3,655

28,440

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

12, 520

Total permanent, departmental

27
2

143, 985
10, 597

27
2

145, 515
10,640

25
2.1

136, 255
11, 375

Net permanent, departmental (av-

25

133,388
515

560

25

134, 875
625

600

22.9

124,880

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Pa>Tnent above basic rates; Overtime

520
600

All personal services, departmental-

134,463

136,000

126,000

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

2
3

4

1
2
3
6
1

16,920

23,720

23,760

5,060
7,590
10, 730
20,490
3,030

2
2
3

17, 120
15,880
18,420

2
2
3

17,320

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Attorney - .

16,080

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

19,020

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,,545..._

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

2
2
6

1

7,590

7,570

20, 810

3,110

2
2
6

1

7,590
7,820

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655

21, 050

OS-3. Range $2,9.50 to $3,430

3,190

22
3

111,300
15, 152

18
1.4

90,500
6,825

18
1.6

92, 070

Deduct lapses

8,395

Net permanent, field (average num-

19

96, 148
371

16.6

83,675
325

16.4

83, 675

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

325

All personal services, field

96, 519

84,000

84,000

230, 982

220,000

210, 000

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Bureau of Investigation

OBLIGATIONS B1 OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SummaTy of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees-.-

14,489

4

13,984

14, 457

4

13, 955

14,352

4

13,852

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,011
GS-7.5

$5,013
QS-7.4

$5, 084

Average grade - - _ . . ..

GS-7.5

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions . .

$70, 743, 474

16, 914

265, 956

533.080

$70, 766, 106

15, 000

256, 726

545, 208

$71,430,033

15,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base,.-

274,581
508, 129

Total personal service obligations- -

71, 559, 424

71,583,040

72, 227, 743

Direct ObUgations
01 Personal services

62, 749, 921

3,434,931

379, 148

1,023,049

201, 789

168, 976

1, 031, 375

559, 573

635, 565

26, 319

167, 698

66, 684, 367

3, 456, 000

458, 100

1,024,000

219. 785

235, 762

2,101.857

1, 295, 212

1,343,490

67,915,251

02 Travel

3, 456. 000

03 Transportation of things

468, 100

04 Communication services.

1,024,000

206, 693

06 Printing and reproduction - -

235. 762

1,589,718

08 Supplies and materials . . . .-

1,244,120

09 Equipment

1, 971, 989

15 Taxes and assessments

261,427

270, 307

Total direct obligations -

70, 378, 344

77,080,000

78, 372, 000

ObUgations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

8,809,503
741,968
79, 727
201.712

4, 898, 673
402, 330
4.5,420
111,850

4,312,492

02 Travel

363, 2.S4

03 Transportation of things

39, 996

04 Communication services-

98,450

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts — Continued

$4, 565
318. 171
196, 870
65, 896
17, 309

$2, 602
180, 693
111.758

38. 114
9,267

$2,281

157. 937

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment _

16 Taxes and assessments

98. 493

32,733

8,032

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts --

10,435,721

5,800.707

5. 103, 698

Obligations incurred

80,814.065

82. 880, 707

83, 475. 698

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Special positions at rates equal to or in

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

excess of $14,800:

Director

1 $20,000

1 .$20,000

1 $20,000

1 17, 500

1 17, .500

1 17, 600

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

2 29,600

2 29, 600

2 29, 600

GS-17. Ranee $13,000 to $13,800:

6 78,000

6 79, 400

6 80,000

GS-IH. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

7 84.000
2 24,000

7 85. 400
2 24,000

7 85. 600

Senior administrative officer

2 24,200

Technical specialist

1 12,000

1 12, 200

1 12,200

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Inspector-

9 97. 200

11 120.050

12 131,600

Senior administrative officer

13 140,400

10 109, .500

10 110,000

Technical specialist

2 21.600

3 33, 150

3 33, 400

GS-U. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 9, 600

Senior administrative officer

62 596,769

85 826,200

83 812,601

16 155,613

18 174,329

18 175, 021

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

1 8,960

Senior administrative officer

202

175

176

1, 703, 210

1, 494, 957

1, 503, 375

29 243,098

29 242,136

29 243,323

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer -

41 296, 820

37 268,990

43 316,183

Technical specialist - - -

16 112,693

7 61, :i80

7 51, 828

GS-II. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

10 60, 946
3 18. 226

16 98, 039
8 47,876

18 109, 919

Technical specialist -.

8 48,008

2 12,613

2 12, 190

2 12,312

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Junior administrative officer ---

7 40. 695

3 17, 260

3 17, 489

Translator

1 6. 250
14 81.059

1 6.250
13 76, 369

1 6,250

12 70, 956

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Senior administrative assistant

28 148,717

33 177. 848

37 197, 300

Translator .. -

1 6, 310
22 114,048
37 178, 439

2 10. 495
27 139. 649
65 316,873

2 10, 620

Technician

28 146, 164

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

91 446, 026

GS-7. Range •$4,205 to .$4,955

133 597,999

141 627, 140

148 646, .328

GS-e. Range $3,795 to $4.545

191 792, 497

202 837,470

206 851.538

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

496

702

690

1,821,992

2, 614, 803

2,537,503

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

1,452

1,252

1.255

4, 768, 857

4,064,765

4, 067, 982

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1,224

925

1,389

3, 668, 071

2,796,377

4, 133, 261

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 -_.-

545

1,438

930

1, 500, 320

3, 958, 167

2, 560, 578

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,a35

1 3,635

1 3,836

1 3, 935

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680-

2 7. 120

1 3. 520

1 3, 200

CPC-t. Range $2,750 to $3,230

4 12, 920

6 18. 700

8 23, 990

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3.032

6 12, 760

9 25, 368

7 19, 477

Grades established by Interdepart-

mental Lithographic Wage Board,

Washington, D. C, area:

WB-21. Range $5,491 to $6,366:

Plant foreman _ -

1 6,491

1 6, 782

1 6, 074

WB-20. Range $5,325 to $6,157:

1 5,325

1 5, 595

1 6, .325

WB-19. Range $5,1.38 to $5,949:

1 5. 138

2 9, 568

1 5, 408

2 9.818

1 5. 678

WB-17. Range $4,784 to $5,533

2 10. 068

WB-16. Range $4,597 to $5,326

3 14, 040

4 18. 672

4 18,922

WB-14. Range $4,264 to $4,960

1 4,264

1 4, 264

1 4, 493

WB-13. Range .$4,098 to $4,742

1 4, 098

1 4, 306

1 4, 614

WB-12. Range $3,910 to $4,6:j4

5 19.552

4 16. 745

4 16,901

WB-9. Range .$3,370 to $3,910--

16 63, 914

19 65, .581

19 66, 538

WB-6. Range $2,850 to $3,286

20 57, 720

18 61,390

18 51,358

Total permanent, departmental

4,640

5,294

.5.289

17. 682, 547

19.618,337

19.752,127

Deduct lapses -

159.1

182.6

181.2

436, 808

492, 277

253. 588

Net permanent, departmental Cav-

4, 480. 9

5,111.4

5, 107. 8

17, 245, 739

19, 126, 060

19,498,5.39

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

67,938

69, 101

75,188

414

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Federal Bureau of Investigation — Con.

DETAIL OF PfinsoNAL SKEVicES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay..
Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Assistant Director

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Special agent in charge

Assistant special agent in charge

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Special agent in charge

Assistant special agent in charge. ..
Special agent

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Special agent in charge

Assistant special agent in charge

Special agent

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Special agent in charge

Assistant special agent in charge...
Special agent _

1953 actual

Nura- Total
ber salary

$8, 631
111,649

17.433,857

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Special agent..

GS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Special agent..

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Special agent.. _

Special employee _.

Administrative assistant

Technician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Special employee

Administrative assistant

Technician.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370..

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955..
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655-.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;

CFC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032..

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses -_

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign coimtries: United States
rates

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment: United States and possessions.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1 13, 000

5 60, 000

2 2i 000

28 302,689

5 64, 000

6 65, 597

17 le.i, 806
30 291,110
22 213,300

4 36. 675

18 158,363
1,158

9, 894, 844

1,649

12, 133, 194

638
3, 830, 973

742
15,415,140
14 77, 143
8 4.5, 172

7 41, 642

90 465.350
20 103,444
35 195, 403
213

1, 010, 845
106 467,255
83 348,608
365

1, 353, 081
1,286

4, 230, 927
905

2. 748, 621
382

1, 056, 635

1 3, 990

1 3, 435
3 9, 975
3 8, 710

2 6, 344

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$4, 975
164, 272

19, 364, 408

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8, 354
111,404

19, 693, 545

1 13, 200

9 108,000

1 12, 000

32 347,012

4 43. 200

6 65, 300

13
37
16

127. 630
350. 022
155, 100

15 140, 048
1,646

14, 030, 115

1,328

9, 612, 449

1,561

9, 338, 277

1,188

6, 726, 230
62 348,1)67
8 44. 997
7 41, 272

67 350,680
23 118,855
38 211,402

203

976, 756
91 399, 874
86 355,412

417

1, 549, 801
1,116

3, 697, 408
822

2, 562, 141
357

987, 009

2 7, 830

9,849

54. 834. 271
349.9

1, 336, 636

9, 463. 4

63, 232, 634

266, 201

16,914
198, 018

94, 641
129,028
189, 231

64,125,667

71, 659, 424

4 13, 166
3 8, 890
1 2, 632

1 13, 400

9 109,400

I 12, 200

32 349, 028

4 43. 800

6 65, 925

13 128, 547

37 3.58.500

17 106, 069

16
59
16,

1,330

132, 462
783, 147

9,414,112

1,389

8, 342, 903

979

60
9
7

71
25
37
194

84

91

442

1

1,069

3

874

, 600, 286
341, ,523
61, 078
41, 696

380, ISO
130. 393
208, 793

948, 326
370, 761
382, 346

648, 134
538,611
790, 762
828, 476
7,855

9,163

62, 761, 780
323.4

1,111,734

, 804. 6

51,376,211

35

263, 835

15,000
187, 625

94, 444
125, 194
156, 323

52, 218, 632

71,583,040

62, 749, 921
8, 809, 603

66. 684. 367
4, 898, 673

9.920
8.730
6,264

9,063
53,
322. f
1,

112, 617
181,023

, 705. 2

61,667,669

36

263, 835

15, 000
199, 393

101,485
136, 232
150, 594

62, 534, 198

72, 227, 743

67, 915, 251
4, 312, 492

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, Immigration and Naturalization Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary oj Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

7,295

166

7,126

7,623

125

7,293

7,164

120

6,832

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4, 507
QS-6.3

$3,416
CPC-5.4

$4,649
GS-6.5

$3,436
CPC-5.4

$i666
QS-6 6

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,484
CPC 5 4

Average grade

01 Personal services;

$30, 626, 112
496,693

123, 640

2, 476, 180

177,422

$31, 794, 800
385. 300

129, 500

2, 622. 100

151, 500

$30, 557, 900
371 000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

120,900

2, 693, 600

151,500

0 ther payments for personal services.

33, 899, 947

1,815,986

155, 284

384, 383

216, 782

251, 368

1,286,389

467, 492

1,421,258

867, 823

115, 391

32, 650

63,321

9,240

35, 083, 200

1,917.900

168, 300

495, 700

221, 400

218, 500

1, 365, 200

349, 200

1, 509, 850

699, 700

33, 794, 800

1, 726, 100

108 300

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things .

04 Communication services..

473 000

05 Rents and ulUitv services

208, 300

06 Printing and reproduction..

218 500

1, 365, 800
299, 200

1,509,250
480,900

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

68, 000
79, O.W
35,000

68,000
91.450
35 000

Unvouchered . _

Subtotal...

40,987,314
28,785

42, 201, 000
31,000

40, 428, 600
31 000

Deduct cliarges for quarters and subsist-
ence..

Obligations Incurred—

40,958,529

42, 170, 000

40, 397, 600

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
in excess of $12,000:

Commissioner

General schedule grades;

Qt;-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800;
Deputy commissioner _

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant commissioner...

General counsel.

QS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:

Attorney adviser

Chief of'branch

Director of personnel

Investigator

Operations adviser

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney adviser

AssistJint chief of branch

Chief of branch

Adjudicator

Chief deportation officer

Chief parole officer

Chief inspector

Operations adviser

Supervising engineer..

Security offlcer

Liaison officer

Investigator

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Adjudicator

Attorney adviser

Chief of branch

Immigration patrol inspector

Investigator

Placement officer

Assistant persomiel officer

Accountant

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Adjudicator

Administrative analyst.

Attorney adviser...

Chief of section..

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17,500

12, 200

5 86, 000
1 11,800

30, 000
39, 400
9,600
9,600
9,800

10 86, 400

4
1
1
1
1
11
J
1
1
1

1
7
3
2

18

33, 840
9.360
8.360
8.300
8,760

93,760
9,360
8,360
8.300
8.360

7.240
49,880
23, 120
14, 080
130, 320

7,440
7,240

63,320
6,940

39, 040
6,140

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $17, 500

12,200

6 56, 250
1 11, 800

6
1
2
1

10
1
6
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
1

1
1

19

1
3

14
1

30. 000
49, 200

9,600
19, 200

9,800

87, 000
8,360

50,560
9,360
8,360
8, 360
8,960

68,680
9,360
8,360
8, 360
8,360

14,480

43. 040

7.040

7,040

137, 360

7,040

7,440

21, 320

88, 960

6,940

38, 040

18, 020

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $17, 500

1 12, 400

5 57, 000
1 11,800

3
5
1
2
1

10
1
6
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
1
1

2
6
1
1
19
1
1
3

8
1

30,600
49, 800
9,800
19, 400
10, 000

88.000
8.360

50.960
9.360
8,560
8,560
8,960

70, 080
9,360
8,660
8,560
8,560

14.480

43,840

7.040

7.240

139. 360

7.040

7,040

21,320

64,120
6.940
38.640
18,220

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

415

DETAIL OF PEKSOiN'AL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940— Con.

Deportation officer

Fiscal officer _._

Employee relations officer

Investigator... __

Parole officer

Passport officer

Position classifier

Training officer

Statistician... _ _

Immigration control officer.

Budget officer

Accountant

Records retirement officer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Assistant chief of branch

Chief of section

Immigration control officer

Unit supervisor..

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Adjudicator

Administrative assistant

Budget analyst

Chief of section

Publications editor..

Employee relations officer

Passport ofl5cer

Placement officer

Position classifier _

Organization and methods

exandner

Radio engineer

Records retirement officer

Records analyst

Statistician..

Training officer

Unit supervisor

Parole officer

Legal e.\aminer

Accountant

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370....

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

a S-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655.

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $:i.435 to $i.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $3,420 to $2,840

Positions at hourly rates equiva-
lent to less than $6,060

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses...

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-weeli base-
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightvvork differential

Other payments for personal services;
payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
District director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

District director

Associate district director

Deputy district director...

District counsel

Chief of branch..

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy district director

District adjudications officer

Chief of branch

Assistant district enforcement offi-
cer —

Investigator

Officer in charge

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

District adjudications officer

Chief of branch

District counsel

Assistant district enforcement offi-
cer

Chief of section...

Investigator

Officer in charge

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1,740
1,940

5, 625
6,000

5,500

5,810
6,310
5,936
5.435
10, 870
5,060
10. 870
16. 805
10. 370

1 5,060
1 5, 810
1 5.810

1

1

1

1

14

3

4

23

16

77

113

166

1
1
1
1
23
8

5,435

5,810

5.435

5, 060

80, 340

16, 556

18, 855

127, 366

67, 096

290, 945

387, 255

529, 060

285, 930

4. 035
3,520
3,374
2,910
65, 576
21, 390

11 36, 400

709

3,010,615
47 218,744

;, 791, 871

358, 005
3,510
11, 570

1,458
4,292

3, 171, 431

14 157, 450

19,200
10, 400
136. 000
9,800
10, 400

2
1
14
1
1

2
2
1

1
1

2

10

6
1

1
13
11
10

17. 720

18, 720
9,360

8,560
8,360
18, 720

76, 000

37, 000

7,640

8,040
100, 520
79,040
77,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 940

6.340
17,820
11.880
6,940
5,940
6.340
6.940
6,740
6,940
47, 520
6,140

1 5. 750
1 6. 125
6 36, 000

6,310
5,935
5,660
10, 995
5, 185
5.810
16,056
10, 370

10,245
5.810

1 6. 060

1 5,560

1 5, 810

3 15,305

11
2
3
33
11
R4
120
197
117

1
1

1

1

22

6

60, 910

10,620

14, 235

149. 390

46, 245

317,065

409, 320

62.3, 560

330, 160

4,035
3,600
3,454
2,910
63,424
16, 620

10 33, 718

782

3, 286. 961
35 149. 161

747

3, 136, 800

238, 300
5,000
12, 500

900
9,700

5,200

3, 408, 400

14 167,700

2 19, 200
1 10, 400

14 136,000

1 9, 800

3 29, 600

2 17. 720

13 110, 680

1 8, 660

"'2'"'i6,"926

32 233, 080
13 93, 320

3 23, 120
10 73, 200
10 78, 000

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140

6,340
18,420
12,080
6,140
6,140
6,340
5,940
6,940
6,940
47. 620
6,140

1 5. 876
1 6, 250
6 36, 000

5,436
6,935
5.685
11. 120
5,310
6.810
16, 430
10,620

2 10, 370
1 6, 935

1 5,060

1 6, 685

1 5, 935

3 15, 306

2
3

32
11
72
115
170
90

1
1
1
1

22

46, 105
10, 870
14,486
147, 436
46, 995
282, 770
398, 565
564. 700
266, 620

4,035
3,680
3,454
2,990
64. 624
16.830

10 34. 718

701

3, 068. 776
45 189, 476

656

2, 879, 300

224, 000
5,000
11,800

900
9,700

5.200

3. 136. 900

14 159, 450

9,800
10, 600

14 138, 600

1

10, 000
29, 800

,560

13 110,680

1 8, 760

'"2"'"i7,'i26

30 219, 400
13 93, 620

3 23, 120
10 74, 000
10 78, 200

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Genera] schedule grades — Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.
Liaison oJficer

Num
ber

2
1

13
8
6
2

21
4

U
115

36

10
2
1

12
1
5

94
2
6
1

1

2
2
2
53
14
3
7
1

■ Total
salary

$14,280
7,040

81, 420
M, 120
39, 640
12, 880

139, 740
26. 160
66, 340

703, 700

241,040
66, 000
13. 080
5.940
79.480
6,940
32,900

582, 360

11,880

30,300

6,740

5,940

11,750

11,626

12.500

326, 375

82, 875
17, 875
42,600

6,000

Num
ber

2
1

13

- Total
salary

$14, 280
7,040

82, 220

Num
ber

2

1

13

Total
salary

$14, 280

7,040

OS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

84, 220

Assistant adjudications officer

8
2
9
4

11
114

36

10
2
1

12
1
5
114
2
6

52, 520

12, 680

62,060

26, 160

66, 640

703, 960

242. 240

66.000

13. 080

5,940

79,680

5,940

32,900

701. 160

11. 880

30, 300

7
1
9
4

11
114

36

10
2
1

12
1
5
106
2
6

47. 180

District counsel _ .

6,940

62. 660

Assistant chief of section

26, 560

67, 740

Investigator

711,960

Officer in charge

243, 840

66.400

Naturalization examiner

13, 080

6,140

Immigration patrol officer

81,080

6,140

Unit supervisor .

33, 100

666, 640

Adjudicator.

12,280

Attorney-adviser.

District adjudications officer

Assistant district administrative

31,100

1 6,940

1 5, 875

2 11,760
1 6, 250

53 326,625
14 83, 375

3 17, 875
7 42, 625

1 6,125
156 907,125

2 11,260

1 6, 185
122 644,320

4 22, 365

3 16,305
41 214,275

1 5,060

107 579,920

20 113,075

3 16,655

720

3, 907, 015

1

1

2

1
63
14

3

7

1
129

2

1

80

4

3

41

1

107

20

3

649

3

5,940

QS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

6,875

.\ssistant chief of section

12, 000

6,250

Officer in charge

329. 375

Assistant officer in charge

84, 000

18, 125

Immigration patrol inspector

Warrant and deportation officer

43, 125

6,125

773, 625

11,250

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,060
72 387,820

4 22, 240

3 16, 180

41 213.400

2 10, 995
1 5. 685

20 112,450

3 16,555
659

3, 578, 230

136 759. 975

20 112,950

6 27, 650

1 6,810

16 81,650

1 6,060

298

1,649,386
1,806

8, 470, 620
171 676, 945
118 471,130
917

3,231,876
820

2,656,600
249 723, 660

6 25. 700

9 41,975

25 110,000

63 244,905

366

1, 249, 200
50 155,020
46 144,020
80 233,446
25 65, 820

1 5,958

4 21, 954
1 6, 519

29 122, 530

6,310

Adjudicator . .

434,050

22, 740

Assistant chief of section..

16, 565

Deportation and parole officer

Chief of branch

217,525
5,310

Immigrant inspector

693. 295

Immigration patrol inspector

Instructor

114,076
16, 656

110,630

20
6

1

113, 700
27. 675
6,810

20
6
1

115, 675

Assistant officer in charge

27, 925

6,935

1 5, 186
1,067

6,412,915
962

4,386,125
144 674. 855
118 475,006
1,018

3,668,710
821

2,677,870
249 728,110

5 25, 700
9 42, 225

25 110, 600
63 245,905

361

1,270,660
60 166, 980
46 146,140
80 234,646

26 66, 310

1 5, 958

4 21, 964

1 5, 519

29 122,530

1
1,011

6
961

4
108
116
914

3
736

2
249

6
9
26
63
341
1
50
46
80
25

1

4

1

29

5,310

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

267, 195

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

444, 645
443, 985

0.^-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

476, 685

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

281,630

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

470,890
741, 070

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $6,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to .$3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032...

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to $5,060 or above:

25, 950

42,976

111,876

248,806

218,400
168, 640
147, 540
238, 006
67, 430

5,958

Master . . . .

21, 954

5,619

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

122, 630

6,686

29,112,812
288

1, 278, 571

6,841

30,611,657
420

1,963,657

6,282

28

226

1

706, 962

027,352

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary);
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates

6,230

27, 606, 931

68 327,310

101, 269

1,620

1,513

30, 876
111,970

6,365

28,378,800

56 279,200
107, 600

6,011
27

45

449,200
229,400

Other positions;
Temporary employment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

107,500

Part-time employment; United States

and possessions

Intermittent employment: United

1,500

33, 000
117, 000

1,600
33,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

109, 100

416

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
SERVICE— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Immigration and Naturalization Service-
Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Other positions— Continued
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

$235, 109
269, 993

848. 345

920, 366

88,008

108, 609

104, 001
46, 494

26, 202

$193, 800
283,200

936, 600

1,006,000

90,000

102, 000

80, 800
40, 000

25, 600

$193, 800
283. 200

E.\tra compensation (act of Mar. 2,
1931):

936. .500

Reimbursable

Living and quarters allowance —
Additional pay for service abroad.
Other payments for personal services;

1, 006, 000
61. 400
102, 000

80, 800

40,000

Payments to other agencies for reim-

25, 500

All personal services, field

30, 728, 616

31. 674, 800

30, 668, 900

01 Personal services

33, 899, 947

35, 083, 200

33, 794, 800

FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Prisons

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

BTIREAtI OF PRISONS

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

4,040

31

3,892

4,034

25

3,864

4,055

26

3,897

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary --

$4, 743
GS-6.8

$4. 021
CPC-7.3

.$4,283
GS-5.7

$3, 491
CPC-6.3

,$4. 394

GS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,602

Average grade

CPC-6.0

01 Personal services:

$16,349,812
130. 208
61.733
679. 675

$16, 514. 530
108,000
63,200
698, 100

$17, 058. 800

108. 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.

64. 600
714. 700

17, 221, 42S

291. 948

189. 382

102. 674

827. 962

27, 848

320, 680

5,957,163

3,50, 8.68

11,000

97, 762

977

6,662

17,383.830
286.000
188. 000
167. 000
S74.000
30. 000
325. 000
6, 782, 009
286, 000

17,946,000

02 Travel --.

290, 000

03 Transportation of things

203, 000

177. 000

05 Rents and utility services

914,000

30, 000

350, 000

6,417,000

316, 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

100, 000
1,000
4,000

110,000
1,000
4.000

Subtotal

25, 406, 134
260, 551

25, 425, 830
286.000

26, 758, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence -

285. 000

Total obligations

25, 146. 6&3

25, 140, 830

26, 473, 000

ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION,
AND WELFARE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees..

214

11

210

212

12

212

222

12

218

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,645
GS-7.2

$4,686
OS-7.2

$4,752

Average grade

OS-7.1

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$1,194,054
68, 164

2,304
12,359

$1,207,950
72,300

2, ,300
12, 100

$1,268,950

72, 300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2,300

Payment above basic rates

12, 100

1, 276, 881

10, 910

23,040

100

261

1,294,650

10, 500

20, 500

100

250

1,356.11,50

02 Travel

10, 500

20, 500

04 Commimication services ..

100

15 Taxes and assessments..

250

Total obligations.

1,311,192

1,326,000

1,387,000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

4, 254

42

4, 102

4,246

37

4,076

4,277

37

4,116

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 872
OS-6.4

$4,021
CPC-7.3

$4, 355
G.S-5.7

$3, 491
CPC-6.3

$4,464

GS-5.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
Average salary

$3,602

CPC-6.0

01 Personal services:

$17,543,866
198, 372

64,037
692.034

$17,722,480
180, 300

65,600
710. 200

$18, 327, 760

Other positions

180,300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

66,800

726,800

18, 498, 309

302, 858

212, 422

102, 674

827, 962

27, 848

320. 680

5. 957, 163

350, 858

11.000

97, 762

977

6,813

18, 678, 480
296, 600
208, 600
167,100
874, 000
30, 000
325, 000
6,782,000
285, 000

19,301,650

02 Travel

.300, 600

223, 600

04 Communication services

177,100

914.000

06 Printing and rei)roduction

30. 000

350. 000

08 Supplies and materials

6,417,000

316, 000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

100,000
1,000
4,250

110,000

1,000

4.250

26,717,326
260, 551

26, 751, 830
286, 000

28, 145, 000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence..

285.000

26, 456, 775

26,466,830

27,860,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

BUREAU OF PRISONS

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director - . -

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant director

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief architect

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.\ssistant chief of classification

Chief engineer

Fiscal officer,

Supervisor, inspection and controh.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Budget officer

Criminologist

Examiner

Executive assistant to director

Supervising architect..

Supervising engineer _

Supervisor, culinary operations

Supervisor, farming operations

Supervisor, juvenile branch

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Architect

Assistant supervisor, juvenile

branch..

Chief, persotmel section

Chief, procmement section

Engineer...

Jail inspector

Supervisor, communication facili-
ties

Supervisor, custodial operations

Supervisor, field instruction

Supervisor, juvenile branch

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Jail inspector

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Assistant supervisor, classification..
Assistant supervisor, custodial op-
erations

Case reviewer

Confidential assistant to director

Criminologist,.

Jail inspector

Position classifier

Purchasing agent

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental {av-
erage number, net salary)

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800

34, 650

10, 400

8,360
9,160
8.560
8,360

7,440
8,040
8,040

1 7, 440

I 7. 240

1 7, 240

1 7, 640

6,940
6,340
13, 280
6,340

5,940
6,640
6,940
6,140

1 6, 625

2 10,870

1
1
2
1

1

4
12

7
IS
12
16

5,810

5,310

10, 995

5,060

5,435

20, 355

66, 960

30, 190

57, 900

42, 100

60, 800

23, 440

109 542, 020
6. 4 29, 246

512, 774

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $14, 800

3 34, 650

1 10, 400

1 8, 360

1 9, 160

1 8. 560

1 8, 360

7,440
8,040
8, 040
7,040
7,440
7,240
7, 240
7. 640
7.040

6,340

6,940
6,340
13, 280
12, 280

6,940
6,640
6,940

5,310
5, 060

5.810

6.310

20. 925

5.060

6,435

9,866

47, 550

30. 440

68, 755

45, 756

51,200

23, 520

113 562,045
7 29, 215

106

532,830

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $14,800

3 34, 900

1 10, 600

1 8,360

1 9,360

1 8. 760

1 8, 360

7.640
8,040
8.040
7,040
7,640
7,440
7,440
7,840
7,040

6,540

5,940
6,940
6,640
13, 680
12,480

6,140
6,740
6,940

1 5,435

5,060

5,060

5,935

6,435

27, 425

5,185

5,560

9,990

48,550

30, 690

70, 005

49, 660

62, 160

24, 000

116
9

585, 380
38, 380

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

417

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

BUEEAO OF PRisoxs — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Other positions: Part-time employment.
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Warden

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Associate warden

Warden _.

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Associate warden

Chaplain

Warden

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Associate warden

Captain

Chaplain...

Chief clerk

Chief, mechanical service

Supervisor, classification and parole.

Supervisor, education

Warden

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250-.

Associate warden

Captain _

Chief clerk

Chief, mechanical service

Farm manager

Steward

Supervisor, classification and parole.

Supervisor, education

Warden

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant chief clerk

Captain.-

Chaplain...

Chief clerk.-

Classification and parole officer

Education oflBcer

Farm manager

Mechanical supervisor

Secretary, civil service board

Steward

Supervisor, classification and parole.

Supervisor, education

Warden

GS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.
GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545..
QS-5. -Range $3,410 to $4,160..

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430.-

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900-.

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035..

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3,680-.
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454..
CPC-4. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230..
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032-.

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week "base..-

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field -
01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$3, 390
2,096

518,260

11 112,600

27.080
71,280

10 76, 000

10 62, 800

1 6, 140
9 60, 460
8 51, 120

5 34, 500
4 27, 760

3
7
10
1
2
2
1
2
3

4
2
13
1

16,750
40, 625
61,875

6,250
12, 260
11, 875

5,500
11, 750
18,000

22,240

10, 745

68, 780

5,560

5
19

1

5
10

2

1
65

337

1,
190

27,425
107, 515

5,560
27,425
65, 475
11,370

5,185

336, 425

1, 630, 835

829, 425

964, 945

163, 940

11,880

4,036

5 26, 700
21 100, 625
847

3, 743, 280
1,978

7, 613, 830
9 30, 080
2 6.588
5 15, 350
7 19, 384

3.931

16. 556, 367
172.6

719, 319

3, 758. 4

15, 837, 038
126, 818
59, 637

314, 276

319,880

45, 519

16, 703. 168

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,000
2,000

535, 830

3 27. 080
8 71,480

2 14, 480
10 63, 200

1 6. 340
9 60. 660
8 51, 120

5
3

3
7
10
1
2
2
1
2
2

4
2
13
1

34, 700
20.820

16, 875
41,000
62, 125

6,250
12. 375
12.000

5,500
11.875
12, 250

22. 240

10,870

69, 780

5,560

5
19
1
6
10
2
1
68

356
1,
1,025

27,675
108, 265

5,560
27, 675
55, 600
11,496

5,310

355, 660
1, 734, 480

4, 591, 750
2,188

8, 496. 455
44 154, 900
4 11.960
1 4,035

12, 095

167, 510
30. 080

6, oas

16, 510
19,464

3,921

16. 670, 127

688,427

3,733

15,981,700
107,000
61,200

317. 700

327,000

53,400

16. 848, 000

17, 383, 830

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$1,000
2.000

550. 000

3 27, 280

9 80, 040

22 162.880

1 7. 040

1 7, 040

3
3

27
7
9
20
18
5

18,620
18, 620
166,580
47, 380
.58. 060
119.000
112, 320
32,900

8
10
2
5
3
1

46, 125
62, 625
11, 750
29, 376
18.250
5,625

6,375

7 38, 975
13 70, 165

10, 995
350, 765
244, 605

16, 930

124. 070

.5, 685

27, 800

1, 012, 760
469

2, 229, 645
883

3, 912. 985
1,946

7, 61.5. 610

29 105, 195

2 5,900

1 4, 035

46

9
2

5
7

12, 470

173, 410

30,880

6.908

15. 8.30

19. 864

3,939

17,187,067
174

675, 267

3,765

16,511,800
107, 000
62.500

324, 000

336, 700

54,000

17. 946, 000

ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION,
AND WELFARE

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Administrative officer

Materiel officer

QS-7. Ranue $4,205 to $4,955 .

GS-6. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655

$5, 185
5.685
4,580
7,945

10, 725

$5, 310
5,810
4,705
8.070

10.805

$5. 435
5,810
4,830
8,195

10. 885

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION,

AND WELFARE — continued

Departmental — Continued
Grades established by act of July 1 , 1944
(42 U. S. C.207):

Director grade... _._

Senior assistant grade

1953 actual

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...

AU personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

aS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Medical officer..

GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:

Dental officer

Psvchologist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Medical technical assistant

Nurse

Physical therapist

Psvchologist

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,955

GS-8. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

Grades established bv act of July 1,
1944 (42 0. S. C. 207):

Director grade

Senior grade

Full grade.-

Senior assistant grade

.\ssistant grade

Junior assistant grade

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01

All personal services, field..
Personal services

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 530
1 6, 918

10 51. 568
1.4 7.240

1.6 44,328
131

1
3

4
2
1
3
21
70
5
10

7,440

6.940
20. 020

21, 365
10, 745
5,310
15, 930
102, 395
315, 225
20,975
38, 725

10
17
12
40
3
1

110, 989
156. 721

94. 742
279. 766

19. 091
5,613

204

1,231.882
14 82. 156

1.149.726

3.169
64. 995
2,173

6.756
6,604

1, 232, 422

1, 276, 881

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

1 $10, 530
1 6, 918

10 52, 148
1 6,428

45, 720
130

45, 850

6,940

20, 2-20

21, 490
10, 995

5,435
16,056
93, 406
317, 600
21,350
39, 475

121,874

139,219

94. 839

301.017

6.906

5,513

202

1, 229, 773
11 67, 543

1, 162, 230

1.300
71. 000
2,170

6,600
5,500

1, 294. 650

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $21, 060
1 6, 918

11 63, 133
1 6, 913

56,220
130

56,350

6.940
20.420

21.990
11.120

5.560
16. 180
95. 780
3-25. 360
21,860
40. 100

9,525

11 122.686
21 194. 673

12 95,099
44 306, 469

1

5,513

211

1, 306, 695
15 93,965

1.300
71,000
2,170

6,600
5,500

1,299,300

1, 355, 650

OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Alien Property, Department of
Justice

(TriLst account)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions:

615

481

26

1

369

463
26

2

544

1

443

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$6, 497
QS-7.6

$2. 879
CPC-3.1

$5,750
GS-8.0

$2, 974
CPC-3.3

$6, 672

GS-7.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 962

CPC-3.3

Personal service obligations;

$2,959,910

6.531

12,919

24,822

$2,046,050
3,639
7,269
11,986

39.856

$2,494,135

3,639

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

10,052
10, 974

Other payments for personal services:

40.000

Total personal service obligations...

3,004,182

2. 108. 800

2, 568. 800

418

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF ALIEN PROPERTY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Alien Property, Department of
Justice — Continued

(Trust account) — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligatims

$2, 998, 438
62, 597
11,121
46.014

194.049
19, 898

276, 204

58,239

40, 268

3,480

$2,100,000

25.000

1,000

26. 000

103. 000

10,000

210, 000

20.000

4,000

1,000

$2,650,000

30. 000

1,000

30. 000

115. 500

12.000

225. 000

30, 000

6,000

1,800

3, 710, 308

2, 600. COO

3, 000, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

5,744
817
246

8,800
900
300

8,800

n*; Rpnts and utilitv services .

900

300

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

6,807

10, 000

10, 000

ObliErations incurred -

3, 717, 116

2,510,000

3, 010, 000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Assistant Attorney General — --

General schedule erades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Deputy director.

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief of branch _._

Chief trial specialist -

Comptroller

Economist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant —

Administrative officer

Attorney

Business analyst —

Gf3-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Business analyst

Chief of section

Liquidator

Technical specialist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant —

Attorney --

Business analyst

Economist,-- - -

Liquidator.-

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Attorney---

Business analyst

Publication officer

Records officer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Patent examiner

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Attorney

Business analyst

Examiner

Librarian - -

Real estate assistant

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955—

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$15, 000

6
1

1

1

1

32

4

40
1
2
1
1

4
31
6
1
3

6

13

10

1

1

12
1

12
3

11
1
1

31

12, 200

70, 050
68, sno
11, 800
11, 800

9,800

9.800

319. 000

40, 200

345, 000
9.360
18. .'520
8,760
9,360

31,160

228, 840

47,440

7.040

23,320

40, 240

84.420

66, 000

6,940

6,140

6,375

68, 220

6,060

62, 220

16. SO.'i

61,786

6,310

6. OSO

144, 730

1964 estimate

Num-
ber

Total

salary

1 $16, 000

1

12, 400

6 70. 050

6 68, 800

1 11, 800

1 11, 800

1

1

31

4

34
2
1
1
1

1
24
6
1
3

12

10

1

1

10, 000

10. 000

310, 800

40, 400

293, 440
18, 720
9,360
8.760
9,360

8,040
176,360
47, 640

7,040
23,320

20.420

77, 480

66,400

6,940

6,140

6,375

66, 975

6.185

62. 850

16. 805

60. 790

5,310

6, 185

108, 690

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

.57, 000
65, 800
11, 800

1

1

31

4

36
2
1
1
1

1
31
3
1
2

3

14
4

10. 000

10. nno

312.400
40, 800

313, 960
18. 720
9, 360
8.960
9,360

8,040
226. 240
21.. 520
7.240
16,080

20, 620
S3, 160
26, 760

6,340

10 68, 600
1 6,310

15 78,775

7 40. 045

1 6. 435

1 5,810

26 124, 330

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVicES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 -.-

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1953 actual

Total permanent, departmental. . .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base. . .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay ■

."Vll personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Manager

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Manager

Attorney.

Business analyst

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant.

Attorney

Investigator

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Attorney

Business analyst

Real estate officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Attorney

Business analyst...

Investigator

Real estate assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Business analyst

Investigator

Records analyst -— ■

Translator

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CFC-4. Range $2,7.50 to $3,230

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary):
United States and possessions —
Foreign countries: United States

rates.. -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-
Payment above basic rates:
Additional pay for service abroad —

Living and quarters allowance

Other payments for personal services:
Foreign employees in service abroad:
Foreign countries: Local rates

Num- Total
ber salary

$39, 405
326, 620
353, 340
168, 750
66, 410

2 6,460
7 19, 864

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

9

68
81
35
12

2

6

620 2, 847, 404
64.8 354,916

455.2

2, 492, 489
6, .631
10, 952

1,216

All personal services, field-
Personal services

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

2,611,188

46, 700

10, 200
20, 400
10, 600

8,160
44, 800
17, 920

1 7,840

4 30, 560

3 23,120

1 7, 240

1
3
1
1
1

1
1
3
1
1
3
4
13
14
14
6

1
2

6,940
19, 220
6.940
6,340
6,940

6,310

6,685

16, 180

5,060

6,810

13,615

17,430

61, 680

48, 930

45, 540

14, 230

3,310
4,910

$39, 780
273. 130
287, 255
113,810
36,840

6,460
16, 992

426 2, 422, 802
108. 5 617, 133

317.5

1, 805, 669
3,639
6,592

1, 815, 900

1965 estimate

Num- I'otal
ber salary

$35, 860
272. 756
285, 415
122, 910
61,710

6,460
17,162

432 2, 422, 127
19. 4 109, 632

412.6

2, 312, 495
3,639
9,316

23, 600

1 10, 200

2 20, 400

96 611,610
8.2 44,089

66. 7 331, 991

20. 1 136, 430
1,967

14, 671
8,935

492, 994

3, 004, 182

2, 998, 438
6,744

9,360
44, 800
9,360

8,040
7,640
23,120
7,240

6,940
12, 880

6,340
6,940

6,686
16,305

5,185

6,810
13, 740
12,885
35,815
10,245
15,550

6,740

3,310

2, 325, 450

11,800

1 10, 400
1 10, 000

37,240

1 8,040
1 7, 040
1 8, 040

19, 220

66 327, 130
14.6 86,749

27. 9 160, 917

12. 6 79, 464
677

8, 786
3,200

39, 856

292, 900

2, 108, 800

2, 100, 000
8,800

11,370
6,310
6,810
4,705
8,715

16,015
6,360
6,640
6,500

31 191,455
1.2 9,815

13.8 84,201

16 97, 439
736

7,774
3,200

233, 350

2, 658, 800

2, 650, 000
8,800

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

419

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC.
Administrative Expenses, Federal Prison Industries, Inc.

ACCRUED EXPENSES BY OBJECTS (ADMINISTKATIVE EXPENSES)

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

67
48

66
63

S6
52

Average sabricsand grades:
Genera! scbedule grades:

$£,383
GS-8.2

$5, 525
OS-8.3

$5, 532

GS-8.2

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions ,.

$268,365
1,007
2,075

$292, 828

1,178

114

$292, 880

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,166

Excess of annual leave earned over

76

261, 447

17, 165

927

3,062

17, 371

1,899

19, 183

2, 666

167

294, 120

26, 000

600

5, 000

19,000

6,380

22, 500

4,000

500

294, 120

02 Travel

25, 000

1,000

6,000

19, 000

3,380

07 Other contractual services: Audit by

25,000

08 Supplies and materials

4,000

600

Total administrative expenses

323,877
2,449

377. 000
2,600

377.000

2.600

Total administrative expenses

326,326

379, 500

379, 500

ACCRUED EXPENSES BY OBJECTS (VOCATIONAL EXPENSES)

Object classWcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees. .

79
3
76

81
3
80

87
3
86

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,760
GS-6.9

$4,772
GS-0.9

$4,761

as-6.9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions. .

$347,466

14,041

1,553

1,003

1,844

1,351

$365. 210

14, 090

1,443

995

1,312

1,360

$396, 125

Other positions .

14,090

Regular pay in excess of 63-week base.
Payment above basic rates

1,643
995

Excess of annual leave earned over

1,312

Other payments for personal serv-
ices: Payments to prison inmates.

1,360

367, 258

8,096

471

736

2,666

16, 904

31,061

602

384,400

8,000

600

800

2,700

16, 000

30, 000

600

414,616

02 Travel - - -

9,000

03 Transportation of things

600

1,000

05 Rents and utility services ..

3,200

06 Printing and reproduction: Cost of
inmate training in connection with.
08 Supplies and materials

16,000
32,685

1,100

427,283
6,481

443, 000
6,000

478, 000

Deduct receipts from sale of products and

5,000

Total vocational expenses (state-

421,802
19.423

438.000
20.000

473.000

20.000

441,225

458.000

493,000

ANALYSIS OF TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued

ANALYSIS OF TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

483
44
497

497
42
530

493
42
626

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$6, 068
GS-7.7

$5, 045
GS-7.7

$5, 165

Average grade

GS-7.7

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade —

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions: Part-time and tem-
porary positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay ,

Nightwork dilTerential... —

Excess of aimual leave earned or taken.
Other payments for personal services:
Payment to other agencies for reim-
bursable details --

Total civilian personal services

1953 actual

$4,600
CPC-8.6

$2, 238, 847

17, 311

9,320

24, 025
4,366
1,891

152. 776

2. 448. 635

1954 estimate

$4. 667
CPC-S.6

$2. 419, 332

17, 120

9,423

23,000

4,370

-8, 574

146, 760

2, 610, 421

Personal services In the foregoing schedule
are distributed to activities as follows:
Civilian personal services;

Administrative

Vocational —

Construction, field

Industrial, field

Total civilian personal services

Payments to prison Inmates:

Vocational

Construction

Industrial .-

Total payments to prison Inmates.
Total personal services

Num- Total
ber salary

48 $261. 447
76 365.907
6 21, 370
368

1, 799. 811

497

3 1.351
90 23. 152
3,688

1, 107, 400

3,681

1, 131, 903

3, 680, 438

Num- Total
ber salary

63 $?9t, 120
80 383,060
4 16, 755
393

1, 917, 496

630

2, 610, 421

3 1.350
90 23. 150
3.650

1. 126. 000

3 1.350
100 26. 000
3.650

1,116,000

3,743

1, 150. 500

3.753

4,273

3, 760. 921

Departmental:
General schedule grades;

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Associate commissioner

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;
Secretary -- ---

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Assistant secretary

Assistant commissioner

Chief engineer

Research engineer

Atlmlnlstratlve assistant

Superintendent, vocational educa-
tion

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Safety engineer..

Supervisor, vocational education —

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Chief traveling auditor

Auditor

Cost accountant

Budget officer

Industrial engineer

Architectural engineer

Methods examiner..

Mechanical engineer

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Traveling auditor

Industrial specialist

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Traveling auditor

Accountant

Industrial engineer

Industrial specialist

Associate architect

as-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370....

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546....

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base...
Excess of annual leave earned over leave

taken

All personal services, departmental.

$11. 800

10, 600

9.160
18. 120
9.360
S 760
8,760

9.360

7.840
8.040

6.940
6.540
6. 140
6.940
11.88U
13. 080
6.740
6,940

6.000
5,750

10, 496
6.436
5.060

15. 806
6,810

13. 865
26. 620
44. 795
16.916
6,220

6,664

333, 334
50,739

62 282, 695
1,100

2,042

285. 737

$11,800

10. 600

9. 360
18, 120
9.360
8,760
8.760

9.360

8.040
8.040

6.940
6.640
6.140
6.940
11.880
13. 080
6.740
6,940

6.125
6,750

10, 620
5,435
5,186

16, 930
6,810

18. 070
21, 475
41, 510
20, 170
3,350

6,664

60 331,494
3 14, 436

67 317,068
1,271

1966 estimate

CPC-8.5

$2, 449, 176

17,120

9,733

23,000

4.370

-8, 613

145, 750

2, 610, 536

Num- Total
ber salary

62 $291,120
86 413. 165
4 15, 755
384

1, 917, 496

526

2, 640, 636

1,143,350

4,279

3, 783, 886

$11,800

10, 600

9.360
18. 620
9.360
8.960
8.900

9.360

8,040
8,040

6,940
6,740
6,340
6,940
11.880
13. 280
6.940
6,940

6,260
6,876

10, 870
6,660
6,310

16, 305
6,810

18, 445
21,860
42, 600
20, 410
3,430

5,824

60
4

336, 439
19, 249

66 317,190
1,269

318,443

318, 624

420

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INC.— Continued
Administrative Expenses, Federal Prison Industries, Inc. — Con.

ANALYSIS OF TOTAL PERSONAL SEETICES— CODtinUCd

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Superintendent of industries

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Superintendent and associate super-
intendent,.

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,040:
Superintendent and assistant super-
intendent

Business manager

GS-11. Range $5,910 to $6,940:
Superintendent and assistant super-
intendent..

Business manager

Supervisor

Director employment and place-
ment...

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Superintendent and assistant super-
intendent

Business manager

Supervisor and assistant supervisor.

Employment officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,S10:
Superintendent and assistant super-

■ intendent

Business and office manager

Loom fixer and card fi.xer

Mecbanical supervisor and engineer.

Assignment and employment officer

Supervisor, vocational and trade

training

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $20,200

4 34, 840

5 38. 000
2 14, 880

59, 660
19.020
31, 500

6,940

47. 750
24,625
41,625

13
3
4

12
5

71,405
16, 665
21. 240
66, 595
27, 925

7 39, 045

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $20,200

10
3
5

9
3
4
17
4

30, 160
15, 080

65, 800
19, 020
32, 500

6,940

53, 750

24.625

69, 125

6.000

50,290
16, 805
21. 740
90. 270
22, 115

6 32, 985

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $20,400

35, 640

37, 600
15, 280

9

4

10

1

9
3

4
16
4

60, 860
19. 620
32, 500

6,940

54, 7.50

24, 875

60,250

6,125

50.915
17.055
22, 240
86, 710
22, 490

8 43. 730

ANALYSIS OF TOTAL PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

Nimi- Total
ber salary

26 $132. 580
81 372,730
72 309,605
26 101,785
6 20, 890
1 2, 750

24 126,685
38 182. 700
42 181.650
11 42, 985
1 3, 150

Num- Total
ber salary

32 $163,990
98 449,615
69 296,563
31 120. 030
6 21, 260
I 2,8.30

23 121.620
28 135.525
40 169.370
10 39, 584
1 3. 181

Niun- Total
ber salary

31 $161,745

GS-7 Range $4,205 to $4,955

99 464, 205

GS-6. Range $:3,795 to $4,545

70 304, 404

25 101, 7;.5

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,6.55

6 21. 705

OS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 2, 910

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $:!,4:i5 to $4,035

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

23 122. 370
28 137.345
40 177, 915
10 40,069
1 3. 230

422

2.059.315
21 103. 063

437

2,126.013
6 23, 739

433

Deduct lapses

2, 155, 633
5 23, 647

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

401

1, 956, 252

1 3, 270

3 14,041

8,220

24, 025
4,366

151

3,681

1,131,903

40 152, 775

431

2, 102, 274

1 3,030

3 14,090

8,152

23, 000
4.370

8,688

.3, 743

1,150,500

38 145,750

428

Other positions:

2, 131.9,'<6
1 3. 030

Part-time employment

3 14.090

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

8.474
23.000

Nigbtwork differential

4.370

Deduct excess of aiuiual leave taken over

8.688

Other payments for personal services:

3, 753

Payments to other agencies tor reim-
bursable details

1,143,350
38 145,750

All personal services, field

3. 294. 701

3, 442, 478

3. 465. 362

3, 580, 438

3,760,921

3, 7S3, 886

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY detail of PEnsoxAL services — continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of Labor

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Tot^il number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

313
3

313

247

246

245

244

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

$5,013
OS-6.9

$2,958

CPC-3.2

$3,696

$5,066
GS-6.8

$2,958
CPC-3.2

$3,953

$5,070

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

GS-6.9
$2,958

Average grade _ . . .

CPC-3.2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,005

Personal service obligations:

$1,542,414

35,700

6,649

9,137

$1,234,196

$1,233,760

Regular pay in exce.ss of 52- week base-..
Payment above basic rates

4,725

4,760

Total personal service obligations. ..

1,692,800

1,238,920

1,238,520

Direct Obligalions

1,570,543

45, 550

1,016

19, 775

646

13, 279

13,220

33, 626

30, 271

9,613

2,731

1,232,700

29,300

1,000

27,600

1,232,300

02 Travel

29,300

1,000

04 Communication services . .

28,900

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

8,600
6,000
25, 700
25. 000
2.000
1,200

8,600
6,000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

20, 700
25, 000

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

2,000
1,200

Total direct obligations

1,740,270

1,359,100

1.355.000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other AccoutUs

22, 257
480

6,220
480

6,220

07 Services performed by other agencies.

480

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

22. 737

6,700

6. 700

Total obligations . .

1.763.007

1,365,800

1,361,700

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rate equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Secretary of Labor. —

Under Secretary of Labor _

Assistant Secretary of Labor

General schedule grades:
as- 18. Rate of $14,800:

Administrative assistant secretary..
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy executive director

Special assistant to the secretary

Special assistant to the assistant sec-
retary.

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director of coordination and review.
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant to the administrative as-
sistant secretary

Assistant to the executive director..

Associate director

Director of information

Director of personnel administra-
tion,

Executive assistant to labor

Executive assistant to management
Executive assistant to the secretary.

Executive director

Special assistant to the secretary

Special assistant to the assistant sec-
letary

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22. 500
1 17, 500
3 46. 000

14, 800

1 13, 200
1 13, 200

1 10. 800

1 11. 050

1 11,050

1 11. 800

11,060
10,800
10, 800

10, 800

11. 800
11,800

11,800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22. 500
1 17, 500
3 45, 000

1 1 1. 800

1 13. 200
1 13, 200

11.050

1 11.050
1 11.800

11,050

11.050
11,800
11,800

10. 800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22, .WO
1 17.500
3 46. 000

1 14,800

1 13, 200
1 13, 200

1 11,060
1 11.800

1 11, 050
1 11, 800
1 11.800

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

1 9. 800

2 19. 200
1 9, 800
1 10, 000

1 9, 800

2 19, 400

4 34, 040
2 17,120

1 9.360
1 8. 560
1 8.360
1 8, 360
1 9, 360

1 7, 240

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

-\ssociato director of personnel

Coordination and review specialist

1 $9, 800

1 $9, 800

1 9, 800
1 10, 000

1 9, 800

International labor specialist

Representative, facilities protection

1 10, 000

Special assistant to the secretary

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Budget analyst

3 2.5,680
2 17, 520

1 9,360
1 8, 660
1 8, 660
1 8. 560

1 9, 360

2 14,480

1 7,040

3 22, 920

2 14. 280

3 23, 120

1 7. 240

2 14,680

1 6, 140

1 6,940

2 13.080
1 6. 140
1 6,340

3 25, 680

2 17, 520

International labor organization

specialist

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner
Procedure and methods specialist...

Training and utilization ofllcer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

1 9,360
1 8, 560
1 8, 560
1 8,560

1 9,360

2 14, 480

1 7.040

Chief of division

3 22. 520
3 22. 120
3 23, 120

1 7. 240
3 21,320

2 12.2S0

1 6. 940

2 12, 880
1 6, 140
1 6, 140
1 5,940

3 22. 920

2 14, 280

Organization and methods examiner

3 23. 120
1 7, 240

Position classifier

2 14, 680

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Budget officer

1 6, 140

Chief of branch

1 6, 940

2 13, 080

Chief of division

1 6, 140

1 6, 340

Information specialist

1 5, 940

Position classifier

2 11,880
1 5, 940

1 6, 625
1 5, 875

1 6, 140

1 6, 140

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

i 6,666
1 5,625

1 5,060
1 5,310
1 6,810
1 5,060

1 6, 186

2 11,120
2 11, 120

1 6,000
1 6, 625

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
.\dministrative assistant

1 6,060

Administrative liaison assistant

Budget clerk

1 5, 185
1 5, 810
1 5, 060

1 5. Ol»

2 10,870
1 6, 185
1 5,060
1 5,435

1 5, 185

2 10, 746

1 6,310
1 5,810

1 6,060

Chief of section

2 11,120

2 11,120

Investigator

1 5,560

1 5, 560

Personnel assistant

Placement officer

1 5, 186
1 6, 436
1 5, 685
6 31, 735
1 5, 310

I 5, 185

1 5, 436

1 5, 560
5 26,050
1 5. 310

1 5. 810
3 13. 985

19 87, 520
10 40, 575

32 119,995
61 213. 675

33 107,0.30
14 43, 300

2 6. 060
10 29, 440

2 11,045
40 144, 184

Secretary

6 31,735

1 5,310

Space control analyst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

2 9, 615
14 66, 495

6 24, 770
23 87, 055
48 169, 6S0
29 96, 030

9 28, 910

3 9,012
10 29,440

4 22, 048
27 100, 604

2 9 615

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

14 66, 495
6 24 770

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645 .

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

23 87, 056

OS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,656.-

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $:i,230 .

29 96. 030

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,230---

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to .$3,032

Positions at hourly rates:

Rate equivalent to $5,060 and above. .

Rate equivalent to less than $5,060.---

3 9. 012
10 29,440

4 22, 048
25 94, 104

Total permanent, departmental

313 1,550,844
3. 1 8, 430

247 1,245,099
2.3 10,904

246 1, 244, 664

Net permanent, departmental (av-

309.9

1,542,414

35, 700
5,549

9,137

244.7

1, 234, 195

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment -

1, 233, 760

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base--.

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

4,725

4.760

01 Personal services

1,592,800

1, 238, 920

1, 238, 620

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
uler are distributed as follows:

1, 670, 543
22,257

1,232,700
6,220

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accoimts

6 220

421

422

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Solicitor, Labor

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966estin]ato

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees -

306
292

242
237

243

238

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5, 671
GS-8.3

$6,712
GS-8.3

$5 716

OS-8.3

Personal services obligations:

$1, 624, 213
6,280
7,782

$1,348,460
6,200
1.470

$1 366 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..

6,200
1,470

Total personal services obligations..

1.638.275

1. 355. 120

1,361.670

Direct Obligations

1,624,753

69. 431
920

19.078
2.673
9. 146

23. 525
1.104

23.415
2.253
3.675

1, 356, 120

62,000

900

18. 750

2,250

7.200

17.400

600

17, 700

1,000

2,080

1,361.670

02 Travel

62 ono

900

04 Communication services - .

19 000

2, 2.%

06 Printine and reproduction

7 200

17.400

Services perform ed b y other agencies.

600
17, 750

1.000

16 Taxes and assessments

2.230

Total direct obligatioDs . .

1.769,972
13 622

1,476,000

1, 482 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

1,783,494

1,476,000

I, 482 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedvile grades:
OS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Solicitor

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Associate Solicitor...

aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant Solicitor.

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Snecial assistant to Solicitor

Hearings examiner

Attorney

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative offlcer _

Attorney

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Attorney .-

Librarian

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

Administrative assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

OS-7. Range .$4,205 to .$4.956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160 ..,

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655- _.

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3,4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional Attorney —

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Territorial attorney.- ,

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney --. ,

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 12, 200

8 87, 650

1 9, 800

2 19. 400

9 86. 800

6 62. 160

1 7, 240

24 174, 160

26 157, 040

1 5,940

21
1
1

16
3

108, &35

6.310

4,745

71,365

13, 166

34.310

92. 396

94,460

6,580

6,904

192 1,063,059
8.5 47,197

183.5

1,015.862
3,934

2,282

10 110, 250

1 9,600

8 68, 280

7 60, 480

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800
1 12, 400

44,200

9,800
19, 400
79, 600

10 88, SOO

1

9

20
1

11
1
1
8
2
6
27
24
2

7,240
67, leo

127, 600
6,940

56, 786
S, 436
4,870
35, 390
8,840
23,710
94. 185
76. 085
6.980

6,062

142 794.182
2.6 16,753

139.4

778, 429
2,941

781,370

10 110, 250

1 9, 600

8 68, 280

7 61,280

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800

12, 400

44,200

9,800
19. 400
79, 600

10 88, 800

7,240
67, 160

23 145, 320
1 5.940

11
1
1
8
2
6
28
24
2

66, 785
6, 435
4,870
35. 390
8.840
23,710
97. 360
76. 085
6,980

6,062

146 815,177
2.7 16,198

143.3

798. 979
2,941

801, 920

10 110.250

1 9, 600

8 68. 280

7 51,280

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Attomev

Num- Total
ber salary

23 $141,220

16 77,900
6 22, 150

11 44,010
6 17,396

29 95, 230

Num- Total
ber salary

21 $129,540

13 67, 530

2 9, 285
11 44, 135
6 17, 556

22 74, 260

Num- Total
ber salary

20 $123, 400

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Attorney

12 62,346

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

2 9,285

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

11 44, 135

OS^. Range $3,176 to $3,655

5 17,555

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

21 71,310

Total permanent, field

114 636,515
6.1 28,164

100 581,715
1.9 11,694

97 667, 440

1.9 11,419

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

108.9 608.3.51
2,346

6,500

98. 1 570. 021
2,259

1,470

95. 1 556. 021

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base-
Payment above basic rates: Additional
pay for service abroad

2,269
1,470

616, 197

673, 760

559, 750

01 Personal services __.

1,638,275

1,365,120

1, 361, 670

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:

1,624,753
13,522

1,365,120

1,361,670

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Labor Standards

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

121
116

93

117

Average number of all employees.

92

105

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$,■;, 897
GS-8.8

$6, 270
GS-9.1

$6, 113

Average grade ... . -

GS-9.0

01 Personal services:

$677, 703
1,891

2,600

$572,962

$634, 636

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

2,238

2,739

Total personal services

682, 194
45, 079

3,934

6. 338
56, 790

1,985
11, 590

9,263
330

1,637

676, 200
43, 650

2,100
14, 300
42, 600

1,360
11.000

8,600
300

1,000

637. 375

02 Travel

46, 550

03 Transportation of things

2 300

15, 800

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Otlier contractual sfrvices

39, 925
1,350

Services performed by other agoncies.
08 Supplies and materials

12,000
9 400

00 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

3,700
1 600

817, 140

700,000

770, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director--

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Associate director

Chief, division for the physically

handicapped

Chief, division of safety standards. .
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant chief, division for the

physically handicapped —

Assistant chief, division of safety

standards

Chief, division of child labor and

youth employment

Chief, division of legislative stand-
ards and State services

Chief, division of reports and pub-
lic service

Labor economist

Safety promotion specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Conference promotion specialist

Field consultant

Labor economist

Labor legislation analyst

Labor standards adviser ,-,

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,200

11,800

10,800
10, 800

9,600
9,600
9,800
10, 600

20,000
17,620

8,700

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 200
11,800

10, 800
11,050

9,800
9,600
9,800
10, 600
9,800

2 20,200
2 17, 920

1

8,960

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 11,800

1 10, SOO
1 11,050

9,800

9,600

9,800

10, 600

9,800
19,200
20,200

8,960
16,720
1(1, 720
8,960
8,360

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

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DETAIL OF PERSONAL

SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule {grades— Continued
G.S-13. Ranee $8,360 to $9.360— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,360

6 $50, 360
1 8.660

5 $42,200
1 8,560

5 42, 200

1 8.560

1 8,360

GS~12. Range $7,040 to $S,040:
Chief, division of union registration.

1 7,240
6 39.200

2 15.680
2 16. 080
1 8,040

14 100,960

1 6,140

2 13,080

1 7,440
4 31,300

2 15, 480
1 8,040
1 8,040

13 94, 920

1 6, 140

1 7. 440
4 31. 3M

3 22. 520 •

1 8. 040

1 8,040

Safety promotion specialist ..

11 80, 440

GS-11. Ranpe $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6,140

1 6,940

Editor

1 6,140

1 6,140

1 6, 140

Labor economist -

2 11,880

2 12,280
1 6,540
1 5,940

1 6, 140
1 6, 540

1 6, 140

1 6,540

Publications editor

1 5, 940

Research consultant ..

1 5,940

3 18,820

1 5, 185

2 11,120

1 5, 185

2 10,370
1 5, 185

3 13. 365
5 20,600

16 59, 810
22 74,090
8 25, 920

2 13,480

1 5,310
1 6,810

2 13,480

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 5,310

2 10, 870

Editorial specialist

GS 7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

3 13, 740

4 17,305

14 52, 490

15 61, 38.5
4 13, 240

3 13,740

GS-6 Range $3 795 to $4 545

5 21,100

17 62, 720

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3 655 . ..

22 73. 130

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

4 13, 240

Total permanent, departmental

118 687, 170
6 36, 130

90 656,290
1.4 10,208

114 688,140
IZ 2 80, 384

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions; Temporary employ-

112 651,040

1,891
2,497

88.6 646,082

101. 8 607, 756

Eegular pay In excess of 52-week base-.

2,135

2,636

All personal services, departmental.

655.428

648, 217

610,392

Field:
General schedule grades;
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

3 28,680
17

3 26,880

3 26, 880

Deduct lapses .

Net permanent, field (average num-

3 26,663
103

3 26,880
103

3 26, 880

Rcgular pay in escess of 52-week base...

103

.\11 personal services, field

26,766

26,983

26,983

01 Personal services.

682,194 1 575,200 637,375

BUREAU OF VETERANS' REEMPLOYMENT
RIGHTS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Veterans' Reemployment Rights

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

41

41

2

42

41
2

Average number of all employees

40

42

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _

$5,931
GS-8.4

$6, 086
GS-8.5

$6. 066

GS-8.5

01 Personal services:

$236, 924

1,408

895

$244,588

6.100

957

$244,588

4.780

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.

957

Tot!il persnnnl "iprvicp."?

239, 225

33.900

2,148

4,477

6,360

577

1,748

142

100

2.50. 645

33,900

800

8,180

4,000

600

1,775

250 325

02 Travel

33,900

800

04 Communication services

8 500

4,000
600

07 Other contractual services

1,776

09 Equipment-. . . . . ._ .

100

100

Ohligatinnq incnrrpd

288,677

300, 000

300 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director.

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

.\ssistant director

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;

Administrative officer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,955

GS-.5. Range $3,410 to $1,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

AU personal services, departmental.

Field;
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Field representative

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Field representfitive

OS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955...
GS-.5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base..

All personal services, field

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
1 10,200

8.760
4,830
7,695
7.310

50,595
105

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10,200

8,960
4,955
7,946
7,310

8 51,170
0. 1 . 866

60.490 7.9 60,305
196 196

50.686

10 89, 400
6 38, OiO

12
S

47, 420
17, 716

33 192, 575
1.1 6,141

31.9 186,434

1,406
699

188,639

239,225

5
1

12
4

99,160

31.900
4,205
47. 795
14,460

33 197, .520
0. 5 3. 237

32.6 194,283

5,100
761

250, 615

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $11,800

1 10,200

1 8,980

1 4,955

2 7, 945
2 7,310

8 51,170
0. 1 865

7.9 60,305
196

50,501

6
1

12
4

99,160

31,900
4,205
47. 795
14,460

33 197, .520
0. 5 3, 237

32. 6 194, 283

4,780
761

199,824

250, 326

BUREAU OF APPRENTICESHIP

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Apprenticeship

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

560

632

1

624

52S
1

642

621

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$6,274
GS-7.8

$5,333
GS-7.7

$5,340

Average grade

OS-7.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$2,856,200

$2,792,000
3,300

10.880
3,820

$2, 774. 600

3,300

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

11,381

4,747

10,880

3,820

2,872.308
308.168

9,846
67, 599
10,511

7,323
25, 500
18, 178

7,053

4,705

2, 810. 000

271.000

12, 000

72,600

11,000

6,000

21,000

18,000

4,000

4.600

2, 792, 500

02 Travel .- - --

271,000

03 Transportation of things

12.000

75.000

06 Printing and reproduction

11.000

6.000

Services performed by other agencies.

21.000
18,000

09 Equipment

4,000

16 Taxes and assessments

4,500

Total obligations ._

3,321,191

3.230.000

3,215,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estunate

Departmental:
General sc'l.L-dule grades:
GS-17. Ran-e $13,000 to $13,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 000

1 12,000

3 33, 150

1 9, 800
1 9, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 12, 200

3 33, 900

1 10,000
1 9, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

1 12, 200

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

3 33, 900

GS-14. Range $9,000 to $10,600:

1 10, 000

Chief of branch

1 9,800

424

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF APPRENTICESHIP— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Apprenticeship — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule crades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of branch

Production training specialist

Field operations assistant

Organizations and methods exam-
iner

Management services officer

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Field operations assistant

Assistant chief of branch,.

Information and editorial specialist.

Management services officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Apprenticeship standards analyst. .

Management services assistant

aS-9. Range $5,060 to .$5,810;

Apprenticeship standards examiner -

Organization and methods exam-
iner

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655....

QS-3. Ranee .$2,950 to .$3,430 .-..

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

National industry consultant..
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional director..

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

National industry specialist

Apprenticeship representative.
GS-11. Range .$5,940 to .$6,940:

National industry specialist

Apprenticeship representative.
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Apprenticeship representative.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Ranee $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to .$3,430

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary). — ,

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates: Additional
pay for service abroad

01

All personal services, field.
Personal services

19.53 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17. 720
2 16. 720
2 16. 720

8.360
8.360

7.040
7.040
7,240

3 18, 620
1 6, 140

1
4
2
10
13
15

10, 495

5,310
18. 320

8.465
37. 725
44, 875
48,650

69 366, 350
1. 7 8, 532

67. 3 356, 818

1,406

2 22, 100
13 127, 000

10 76, 400
48 364, 120

104 673, 960

124
1

16
64

109

682, 566
3,795
62, 660
224, 600
350, 910

491

2, 688, 010
16.4 88,628

474.6

2, 499, 382
9,965

4,747

2, 872, a

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17, 720
2 16. 920
2 17, 120

1 8, 560

2 15, 080

1 7, 240

7,440

3 19, 020
1 6, 140

1
4
2
10
13
13

5,435
18,445

8.590
38. 600
45, 995
42, 690

66 363, 995
0. 6 2, 631

64. 4 351, 364

3,300
1,336

366, 000

22, 100
118,200

37, 400
358, 880

12,280
635, 840

120 672,076

5
47

15 60,026
64 227, 760
104 338, 480

467

2, 483, 040
7.9 42,404

459.1

2, 440, 636
9,644

3,820

2, 454, 000

2, 810, 000

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$17, 720

16. 920

17. 120

8.500

2 15. 080
1 7, 240

7,440

3 19,020
1 6, 140

1
4
2
10
12
13

5,436

18, 445

8,590

38, ono

42, 500
42, 590

64 360, 600
0. 6 2, 636

63. 4 347, 864

3,300
1,336

22, 100
118,200

37.400
358. 880

12. 280
629, 900

119 666, 765

15
64
103

60, 026
227. 760
335, 530

464

2, 468, 840
7.9 42.204

456.1

2, 426, 636
9,544

3,820

2, 440, 000

2, 792, 500

BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Employment Security

OBLIGATIONS EV OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Servicea

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

838

13

818

769
4

747

698

3

681

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,979
GS-8.5

$6,999
GS-8.6

.$5. 970

Average grade

GS-8 4

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$4, 813, 739
68,723
15, 662
14,543

$4,443,824
21,080
17,010
12, 786

$4 034 494

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

16,020
12, 786

Total personal service obligations...

4, 912, 667

4, 494, 700

4,081,300

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Oujcct classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Direct Obligations

$4, 902, 436

370, 401

21. 175

92, 275

599

163, 901

26, 134

61, 788

36.282

13.846

6,293

$4, 494, 700

354. 200

21, 700

93,900

900

166, 000

47,200

53,000

35, 000

12, 500

4,300

$4,081,300

309, 000

21, 100

02 Travel

95,000
600

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

25 500

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

47, 000
34 000

7,600
4 000

15 Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations

5, 674, 129
10,231

5,273,400

4,760,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Total obligations

6, 684, 360

5, 273, 400

4,760,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

QS-18. Range of $14,800:
Director

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy director

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant director

Chief, veterans employment service.

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant chief, employment service.

Assistant director

Chief, farm placement.

Chief of division

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Agricultural employment specialist.
.Assistant chief, unemployment in-
surance service

Assistant chief, veterans employ-
ment service

Budget analyst

Chief of branch.

Chief of division

Executive secretary, interstate con-
ference ^

Field representative .^:_._

Information officer

Secretary, advisory council

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Activity analyst

Administrative officer

Area analyst

Assistant chief, employment service.

Chief of branch

Chief of division...

Employment service analyst

Farm labor analyst

Field analyst

Field representative

Industry occupational analyst

Industry relations representative. . .

Industry services adviser

Information and editorial specialist.

Labor market analyst

Manpower analyst

Minority groups consultant

Occupational analyst

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Program technical adviser.

Selective placement specialist

Social insurance adviser

Survey statistician..

Veterans employment specialist

Vocational rehabilitation officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Actuary (life)

Activity analyst

Agricultural employment specialist.

Area analyst

Assistant chief of division

Budget examiner

Cliief of branch

Employment service analyst

Employment service specialist

(counseling)

Farm labor analyst

Field analyst.-

Industry analyst

Industry placement specialist

Industry services adviser

Information and editorial specialist.

In-service training specialist

Investigation specialist

Labor market analyst... .-

Occupational analyst

Occupational labor market analyst.
Organization and methods examiner.

1963 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$14, 800

13, 400

12,200
12,400

10, 800
22, 600
11, 550
11, 800

9,600

10, 000

9,600

9,600

41,000

110, 200

10, 600
39, 400
10,600
10, 600

9,360
8,960
8,560
9,360
133, 400
34, 840
8,960
8,360
8,560

9,360
18, 320
8,760
8,760
16, 920
8,560
9,160

36,440
9,360
8.660

16, 720
9,160
9,360
8,560

22,320

14,280
7,040
7,040
8,049

45, 640
7,040

30, 360

15,280
16, 080
22,320
15, 080
14, 680
8,040
7,040
8,040

1 7,040

3 22, 920

1 7, 840

15 113, 800

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800

13,400

12. 200
12, 400

11.050
21.8.50
11,550
11,800

9,800

9,600

9,600

9,800

40, 600

100, 600

10, 600

10,600
10, 600

9,360
8,960
8,760

124, 840
35,440
8,960
8,360
8, 560
28,080
9,360
9,360

8,760
17,320
8,760
8,360
9,360

46, 000
9,360
8,760

16, 720
9,360
9, 360
8,760

22,720

14, 080
7,640
7,440
8.040

46. 840

15. 280
22,520

15,480
16, 080
22, 520
8,010
14, 680
8,040
7,040

3 22, 920
1 8,040

15 114,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 800

13,400

12,200
12, 400

11,050
21, 850
11,550
11, 800

9,800

9,600

9,600

9,800

40,600

100, 600

10,600

10,600
10, 600

9,360
8,960
8,760

124, 840
35, 440
8,960
8,360
8,560
28,080
9,360
9,360

8,760
17, 320
8,760
8,360
9,360

46,000
9,360
8,760

16,720
9,360
9,360
8,760

22,720
14,080
7,640
7,440
8,040
45,840
15.280
22.520

15,480

3 22,520

1 8, 040

2 14, 680
1 8,040
1 7, 040

1

7,040

3 22, 920
1 8, 040
14 106, 960

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

425

DET.4IL OF PERSONAL SKRVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule {Trades — Continued

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .f8,040— Con.
Psychologist (tests and measure-
ments)

Social insurance adviser.

Social insurance research analyst.. -

State personnel methods adviser

Statistician

Survey statistician

Training officer (general fields)

QS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Activity analyst.. -

Actuary (life)

Agricultural employment specialist.

Area analyst

Budget examiner

Chief of division

Employment service analyst

Industry analyst

Industrial placement specialist

Information specialist

Investigation specialist

Law clerk

Legislative analyst

Occupational analyst...

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Psychologist (tests and measure-
ments)

Social insurance adviser

Social insurance research analyst

Survey statistician...

Technical editor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Activity analyst

Budget examiner

Chief of branch

Chief of section...

Employment service analyst

Farm labor analyst

Industrial placement specialist

Occupational analyst.

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Social insurance adviser

Social insurance research analyst

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

QS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

aS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230....

GS-1. Range $2,.';00 to $3,032.- .-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)...

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

AM personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional director.

Staff field representative

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy regional director

Staff field representative

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Agricultural employment adviser...
Employment security representa-
tive

Veterans employment representa-
tive

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $S,040:
Agricultural employment specialist-
Auditor

Employment security representa-
tive --

Labor market analyst

Unemployment insurance adviser. .
Veterans employment representa-
tive

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Agricultural employment specialist.

Auditor

Employment security representa-
tive

Veterans employment representa-
tive

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Auditor ,

Veterans employment representa-
tive.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$14. 480
15, 680
46, 840
7,640
15. 080
7,040
7,640

5,940

5,940
60, 780
30,900
25, 560

6,940
20,220

5.940
19.420

6,540

65

6,340
6,940
19,220
40.840
6,940

6,140
26, 160
12. 480
6,340
6,340

5,810
6.060

10, 870
5,435
5,810

10, 995
5.810

21, 240

5,435

21, 365

6,310

10,615

156,890

39.906

257, 775

307, 165

168. 450

21,170

6,640

19,384

482 2. 709, 474
19. 6 110, 570

462.5

2,598,904

43,033
5,164
8,400

6,538

2,662,039

13
1

12
5

13

35

10

7
3

26
7
1

147, 400
11,060

119,200
51,600

111,480

309,120

92,600

60,580
21,920

194,440
50,480
7,240

33 259, 720

1

7

1

42
4
2

5,940
43,980

6,940

281,280

21,990

11, 495

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14, 480
7, 640

47, 240
7.640

14. 480
7,240
7,640

6,540
5,940
69,980
20,020
25,960
6,940
6,340
6,340
13, 280

6,640
6,940
13. 280
20, 020
6,940

6,140
26, 160
12. 680
6,340
6,340

5,810

10,996
5,560
5.810

10,995
5.810

32,235

5,435

21,740

5,435

10,740

144, 900

49,280

244. 700

271,510

160. 785

21,250

5, .".60

14, 360

444 2, 525, 020
9.5 54,490

434.5

2,470,530

3,080
3.000
9,410

6,500

2, 492, 520

11 125,050

10 100,000

11

26

13

7
3

19

5

94,760

231,960

121, 080

51,880
22, 120

143,360
36,400

35

1

7

1

46
5

276.200

6,940
44, 380

6,940

304,900

27,550

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$14. 480
7. 640

47. 240
7.640

14. 4S0
7.240
7,640

6,540
6,940
61.040
20.020
26, 960
6,940
6,340
6,340
13,280

11,880
6,540
6,940
13, 2S0
13, 480
6,940

6,140
20. 160
18. 620
6.340
6,340

10,996
5,560
5,810

5,810
32,235

5.435

21.740

10, 495

10. 740

144,900

49.280

236, 690

270, 150

164, 565

15, 270

5,560

14, 360

436 2,480,105
9.9 57.885

425.1

2, 422, 220

3,000
9,380

6,600

2,441,100

11 125,050

10 100, 000

94,760

231,960

111,720

44,840
22,120

136, 320
36,400

22 174,880

7 44, 380

1 6,940

18 121,720

5 27, .550

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS 6 Range $3,796 to $1.546

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $46, 745

12 48, 170
93 330, 236
17 55. 670

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $34, 985
10 40, 850
84 298, 300
14 46,340

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $34, 985

9 37, 190

GS-l. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS 3 Range $2,950 to $.3,430.

78 277, 810
13 43, 230

356 2, 279, 275
13.6 64,440

315 2. 012, 995
6.3 39,701

263 1,671.8,56

9.9 69,581

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary): United

342.4

2,214,835

20,526
7,262

6.937
1,068

308.7

1,973,294

15,000
7.600

5,186
1.100

253.1

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment: United States and possessions. -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-

Payment above basic rates:
Additional pay for service abroad

1,612,274

15,000
6,640

5,186
1,100

.4.11 personal services, field.

2,260,628

2.002,180

1, 640, 200

01 Personal services

4, 912, 667

4, 494, 700

4.081,300

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

4, 902, 436
10,231

4, 494, 700

4,081,300

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

Grants to States for Unemployment Compensation and Employ-
ment Service Administration, Bureau of Employment Security

OBLIGATIONS BV OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

125
122

116
114

120
118

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,489
GS-6.2

$4, 615
GS-6.3

$4,606

GS-6.3

Personal service obligations:

$542, 686
2,163

$526. 418
2.053

$543. 392

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

2,120

Total personal service obligations...

544,839

528, 471

545. 512

Direct Obligalions

539, 327

1,127

13, 391

64

2.229

3,798

5,905

627

198, 126, 364

525

623, 471
1,200
13,400
54
2,200
3,800
5,900

540. 612

02 Travel .

1.200

13.400

54

2.200

3,800

5,900

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

600

191,654,376
600

188, 636, 734
600

198, 693, 247
5,512

192, 205, 000
5,000

189, 205, 000

Obligalions Payable Out of Reimburaemenis
From Other Accounts

5.000

Obligations incurred

198. 698, 759

192, 210, 000

189, 210, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Supervisory placement officer.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Supervisory placement officer.

GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Supervisory placement officer.

Administrative officer _.

Placement officer

Occupational analyst

Labor analyst

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Supervisory placement officer.

Placement officer

Administrative assistant

Psychologist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9. 360

1 8, 040

20. 820
6.940

12. 280
6.940
6,940

28,800
11,120
5,810
5,935

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9, 360
8,040

20. 820
6.940

12, 680
5.940
6,940

28,925
11, 245
5,810
5,935

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$9, 360
8,040

20, 820
6,940

12,680
6.940
6,940

28, 925
11,246
5.810
5,935

426

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY— Con.

Grant to States for Unemployment Compensation and Employ-
ment Service Administration, Bureau of Employment Security —
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.
Veterans emplo^•ment representa-

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. s:o

21 101. 930
64 232. 305

2 7. 445
6 20. 330

21 66,830

1 3, 032

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,810
20 98. 475
61 223. 290

2 7. 570
4 14. 220

18 58, 780

1 3,112

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,810

GS-7. Ran!;e $4,205 to $4,955

GS 6 Range $3 795 to $4,545

21 103. 180
54 235. 800

2 7. 570

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655

4 14. 220

GS 3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

18 58, 780

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1 3, 112

125 659, 667
3.1 16,981

116 633. 892
1. 6 7. 474

120 651, 107

1.7 7,715

Net permanent, field (average num-

121.9 642,686
2,163

114. 4 626. 418
2,053

118. 3 643, 392

Eegular pay in excess of 62-weel£ base.--

2.120

01 Personal services -.^

644, 839

528, 471

546.512

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:

539,327
6,512

523, 471
5.000

540. 612

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

6,000

Salaries and Expenses, Mexican Farm Labor, Bureau of Employ-
ment Security

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

317
189
4,51

206
100
224

181
141
316

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,831
OS-7.4

$4,851
GS-7.3

$4,815

GS-7.2

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions... ._

$1, 253, 937

500. 230

3,631

102, 489

$588,490
246, 626

$832. 983

332. 600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.
Payment above basic rates

3 317

29,836

42. 400

Total personal service obligations.. _

1,860,287

864,850

1, 211, 200

DiTict Obligatiom
01 Personal services

1, 855. 329
211.307
12.124
69. 249
18.089
15. 138
71.977
185. 575
19. 034
18.706
16. 035

864, 850

107, 550

12.100

39.700

9.200

22. 200

48. 700

129, 800

8,600

1.000

6.300

1,211,200

138. 000

10. 800

60.000

11.000

23.000

07 Other contractual services

72. 400

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

196.000
10. 600

1,000

15 Taxes and assessments

12,000

2, 492, 163

1,250,000

1, 746, 000

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsements
From Other AccourUs

4,9.58
401

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

5,359

2,497,522

1,250,000

1,746,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600
1 10, 000
1 10, 600

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000
1 10,600

1 $10. 000

Special assistant to the Secretary. ..

1 10,600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of division

Attorney

Chief of branch

Farm labor analvst

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,040:
Agricultural employment specialist.

Budget examiner.

Chief of branch

Farm labor analyst

Supervisor, transportation and sub-
sistence -

Waee analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,910:
Agricultural employment specialist.

Attorney

Budget examiner

Farm labor analyst

Placement assistant

Training ofTicer (general fields)

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:
Administrative assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Agricultural employment specialist.

FariTi labor analyst

Position classifier

Statistician

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $1,955...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $',160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,65.5

G.S-3. Range $2,950 to $3, '30..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates

equivalent to less than $,5,060.

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

1953 actual

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental .

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Agricultural emplovment specialist-

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Agricultural employment specialist

GS-12. Ranee $7,040 to $8,040:
Agricultural employment specialist-
Center manager

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:
Agricultural employment specialist.

Assistant center manager

Attorney

Center manager

Fiscal accountant

GS-9. Range 16.060 to .$5,810:

Assistant center manager

Auditor.

Center management specialist

Chief, reception service

Field coordinator.-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

G.S-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

Total permanent, field..
Deduct lapses. —

Nvun- Total
ber salary

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United Statesrates.
Other positions:
Temporary employment:

United States and possessions.

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay..

Nightworli dilTerential

Living and quarters allowance

$17, 120
8,360
8,360
16, 920
8,360

8 59, 320

1 7, 040

1 7, 840

3 21, 320

1
1

10
2
1
7
1
1

1
9
1
1
3
7
46
10

8.040
7.040

60. 600
11.880
5.910
44, 180
5.910
6,140

6,000

6,060

47, 010

5.060

5.060

12. 865

26, 870

155. 890

30,540

5,184

129 638, 289
19.3

89, 366

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

1
1
1
1

$9,360
8.360
9, 360
8,560

22,520
7,240
7,840

14,280

8,040

31,700

6,000

2 10, 495
1 6, 060

3 13. 866

6 23. 686

25 87. 376

10 32, 860

1 2, 712

1 3, 120

825
3,196

559, 233

10
6

3
4
8
4
1

4
1
6
5
10
61
6
21
19
1

9,600

9,360

71, 000
42,840

20. 020
23, 760
47, 620
24,960
5,940

20,490

6,435

32,235

26, 675

52, 100

266, 255

20, 835

70, 515

67, 490

2,750

3 9,600

1 2, 974

12 30,864

188 853. 218
36.7 148,204

All personal services, field.

133 614, 207
18.3 90,807

377, 991

65, 939
60,011
2,806

70, 843

3,600

24,950

71 346, 012
29.6

144, 390

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 360
1 9, 360
1 8,660

2 14, 480

1 7,240

1 7, 840

2 14, 280

1 8, 040

2 10. 495
1 5, 060

3 13, 865

6 23. 585

23 80. 226

10 32. 860

201,622

1,000

202, 622

17, 920

8 56, 720
4 28, 960

6
3
2
3
1

3
1
3

4

9
53

1

18
10

1

31, 300
19,220
11,880
19, 220
6,940

16, 180

5.435

16. 930

21.490

47, 165

232, 865

3,410

60, 830

30, 820

2,750

6,480

1 2, 750
1 2,632

135 641, 897
55. 6 255, 029

72.8 342.088
6.6 44,780

169, 300

39,800
37,425

1, 301, 054

15, 436
2,200
11,200

63 299, 730
2.1

10.228

60.9

6

4

4
3
2
3
1

3
1
3
3

8
45

1
14
10

1

118 562,682
4.1 19,201

100. 4 473, 062
13.6 70,419

662,228

919, 348

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

427

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVicES — Continued

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services-

$1, 860, 287

$864, 850

$1,211,200

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;
Direct obligations - ..

1,865,329
4,958

864,850

1,211,200

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

BUREAU OF EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Employees' Compensation

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

473
453

424
417

425
418

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades;
Average salary

$4,238
GS-5.7

$4,298
GS-5.7

$4, 308

OS-5.7

01 Personal services

$1, 898, 992

7,641
21, 871
89, 808

$1, 785, 871

7,007
7,803
81,919

$1, 794, 104

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

7,044

Payment above basic rates

6,833

0 ther payments for personal services.

81,919

2, 018, 312
107, 193
16, 026
24,233
18, 019
24,100
41, 688
16, 221
15. 330
20, 277
5,538

1, 882, 600
65,200

6,700
42, 6.50

2,800
19,300
39, 450
23, 000
14. 100

6.300

5. .500

1, 888, 900

02 Travel

65, 200
6,700

04 Communication services

45, 500

2, 300

06 Printing and reproduction.

19, 300

42, 200

Services performed by other agencies-

23.000
15. 100

6. 300

15 Taxes and assessments

6 500

2,306,937

2, 107, 600

2, 120, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental-
General scliedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director

OS-15. Range$10,800 to $11,800:

Chairman, employees' compensa-
tion appeals board

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy director

Board member, employees* com-
pensation appeals board _ _ .

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,300:

Administrative officer

Chief statistician.. _

Chief claims examiner

QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant chief claims examiner

Vocational rehabilitation adviser...

Case analyst -

GS-n. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant administrative officer

Fiscal officer

Statistician _

Chief investigator

Case analyst

OS-10. Range $5,.'i00 to $6,260:

Claims adjudicator

Claims examiner (supervisory)

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Budget examiner

Insurance examiner

Fiscal accountant...

Statistical assistant

Administrative assistant

Procedures analyst

Claims examiner .__

Assistant chief investigator

Case analyst-

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,615..

GS-5. Range $3,110 to $4,100

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..-

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental..

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 200

11,060

20,200

19, 400

8,360
8,360
9,360

7,240
7,240

1
1

1
1
1

2
2

1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
47
17
10
36
57
99
S

6,140
6,140
6,940
6,940
6,140

11,875
11,625

5,185

5,060

5,560

6.310

6,810

6,560

10. 495

, 6.810

16. 180

238. 705

77. 860

40, 950

132,510

191,055

309, 670

23,680

8,636

309 1,245,106

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

11,050
20,200
19,600

8,560

8, 560

9, 360

7,440
7,240

1
1
1
1
1

2
2

1

1
1
1
1
1
2
1
3
38
17
10
32
63
90
6

6,140
6,340
5,940
5.940
6,140

12, 000
11,876

6,310

6, 185

5, 6S5

6,435

6,810

5, tiS5

10, 620

6.810

16.430

196. 685

79.110

41, 700

120, 495

180, 835

285.900

16. 270

8,696

280 1,163,246

1966 estimate

Nnm- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

1 11, 050

2 20,200

2 19, 600

8,660
8, 560
9,360

7,440
7,240
7,040

6,140
6.340
6.940
5.940
12,080

12.000
11, 875

6,310

5.186

6.686

6.435

6,810

6,685

10, 620

6,810

21,490

190, 085

79,110

41,700

120. 495

ISI.OIO

285. 900

15. 270

8,696

284 1,174,461

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKVICES — continued

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $64,164

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $24,059

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $24, 659

Net permanent, departmental (av-

297 1,190,952

4,788

8,289
1,175

70, 652

276 1, 129, 187
4,434

280, 1, 149, 902

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

4,619

1,220
62,763

1,220

Other payments for personal services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details .

62,763

All personal services, departmental-

1, 276, 866

1, 197, 604

1,218,404

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS~14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy commissioner

1 10, 400
1 9, 600

10 90,200

5 36,200

1 6,940
1 6,940

1 5,600

11 64, 760

1 10, 400
1 9,600

10 91,000

6 36,250

1 6,940
1 6, 940

1 6, 625
9 63, 600

1 6,560
22 112,265

6 23, 025

7 31,065
16 61,685
31 108,825
31 101, 116

2 6, 192

1 10,400

1 9, 600

GS-13. Ranffc $8,360 to $9,360:
Deputy commissioner

10 91,000

GS-12. Ranpe $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant deputy commissioner

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant deputy commissioner

Claims examiner

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Claims examiner (supervisory)

4 28,960

1 6, 940
1 6, 940

1 6, 625
9 63, 500

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,660

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

30 162,350

6 27, 230

7 31,815
14 52, 740
35 121, 045
35 114,035

6 11, 929

22 112,265

GS-7. Range .$4,206 to .$4,966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,645

5 23,026
7 31,066

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

16 61, 685

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,665

31 108, 825

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

31 101, 115

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
eouivalent to less than $5 060

Total permanent, field.. ...

164 741, 674
8 33,634

144 668, 987
3 12, 303

141 656, 605

3 12, 303

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :

United States and possessions

Foreign countries, local rates

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

Other payments for personal services:

Payments to other agencies for reim-

bm'sable details . . .. . .

160 696,111

6 11,929

2,863

1,213
4,810
6,384

19, 166

139 651, 492

2 5, 192

2,673

138 644, 202

2,626

1,445
6,138

19, 166

4,613
19, 156

All personal services, field

742, 456

684, 996

670, 496

2, 018, 312

1,882,600

1,888,900

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of
Labor

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees.

1,029

60

1,040

939

56

949

925

27

933

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4,589
GS-fi.3

$4, 679
GS-6.2

$4,682

GS-6.3

Personal service obligations;

$4, 483, 942

280,259

16,916

16,486

$4,210,620
142, 822
16, 400
20, 149

$4,216,494

Other positions .

80,368

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

16, 2.56
20, 149

Total personal service obligations...

4,796,603

4, 389, 991

4,333,267

Direct Obligations

4,766,085

236,923

8,653

58,946

81,418

140, 806

318,291

16, 172

78,639

8,918

4, 322, 251

201, 100

6,000

219,224

80,000

124, 107

322. 010

8.190

76, 732

10,000

4,333,267

189, 567

03 Transportation of things—

6,000

242, 223

80, 000

123, 500

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies-

08 Supplies and materials

322,010
8,190
75, 243

09 Equipment

10,000

428

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Labor Statistics, Department of
Labor — Continued

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS CODtiHUed

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations— Coatmuei.

$240
11,094

15 Taxes and as.sessments

$6, 394

$6,000

Total direct obligations

5,726,085

5,376,008

5, 396, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Otfier Accounts

30, 518
1,680
362
251
5,423
660
638
246

67, 740
18

1,128
8,352

487
1,671

604

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

39,778

80,000

5,765,863

5, 456, 008

5, 396, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Commissioner

QS-17. Kange $13,000 to $13,800:
Deputy commissioner

GS-15. Eange $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant commissioner

Chief of division

Chief of oflSce

Chief statistician

Economist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief of division

Chief of branch

Chief of field service

Chief of office

Assistant chief of division

Economist

Statistician

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of division

Chief of branch

Administrative analyst

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of office

Economist

Statistician

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of branch

Administrative assistant

Economic editor

Senior industry or commodity

specialist —

Statistician

GS-U. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Chief of branch

Assistant chief of branch.

Administrative assistant

Chief of section

Economic editor

Economist

Industry or commodity specialist. _
Statistician

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant.

Budget analyst

Chief of section

Editorial assistant

Industry or commodity specialist..

Statistical assistant

Statistician

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental...

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800

1 13,400

1

18
1
4
1
3
1

2
1
1

41
9

1
1
1
1
2
1
30
10

5

1

3

5

29

3

12

2

74

15

85

193

208

5

2
9

34, 900
44,700
11,300
11,050
22,600

28,800
48,800
10,400
20,600
48.800
9,600
19,400

8,760
154, 280

8,560
34, 240

9.360
25,480

8,560

14,480
7,640
7,240

299, 240
65,760

5,940
5,940
6,340
6.340

12,880

6,340

182, 600

62,000

27,300
5.185

16, 930

27, 176
153,615

16, 430

65, 720

9,865

333,420

63.300
327.850
676.615
673. 430

15, 510

6,060
25,688

813 3, 714, 223

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $14,800

1 13, 400

3 34. too

3 32, 900

1 11,300

1 11,300

1 11,800

34
10

1
1
1
1
2
1
28

5

1

3

3

22

3

12

2

61

18

83

168

204

6

2
9

29,800
48,800
10, 400
20,800
49, 000
9.800
19,400

8,760

165, 480

8,560

34, 240

9, 360

26, 880
16,920

14,480
14,880
7,240

251,760
73,000

6,940
6,940
6,340
6,340
12,880
6,340
177, 320
65, 460

27. 425
5,310

15, 930

16, 6S0
119,570

16, 430

66,095

9,865

236, 455

77, 060
328.905
602. 065
677. 720

18,900

6.140
26,668

745 3, 467, 638

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800
1 13, 400

2
3
1
1
1

3
5
1
2
5
1
2

1

18
1
4
1
3
2

2
2
1

34
10

1

I
1
1
2

5

1

3

3

21

3

11

2

61

17

81

167

23,100
32. 900
11.300
11.300
11 800

29.800
48.800
10. 400
20, 800
49,000
9,800
19, 400

8,760
155, 480

8.560
34, 240

9,360
26, 880
16, 920

14.480

14. 880
7.240

251.760
73,000

5,940
5,940
6.340
6.340

12. 8S0

6.340

177, 320

55,460

27.425
5.310

15. 930

16. 680
114,385

16, 430

60, 285

9,865

236, 455

72, 515
321,335
698, 410
658, 740

18,900

6,140
26,568

732 3, 410, 093

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEKVicEs — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

39.3 $177,012

Num- Total
ber salary

43.9 $204,641

Num- Total
ber salary

16. 1 $83 190

Net permanent, departmental (av-

773.7

3, 537, 211

179, 354
13,347

7.260
4,903

701.1

3, 262, 997

97, 991
13,002

11.800
4.900

715.9

Other positions: Temporary employ-

3,326,903

Regular pay in excess of 52-weet base...
Payraent above basic rates:

12,877
11,800

Nightwork differential

4,900

All personal services, departmental.

3, 742, 075

3. 390, 690

3,356,480

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

5 51,000
1 8, 960
5 42, 600

4 30, 560
10 72, 400

5 31, 100

15 80. 525
5 26. 425

60 274.300
1 4. 045

29 108.765
41 144.015

30 98. 580
5 15. 590

6 61,800
1 8,960
5 42, 600
4 30, 560
9 65, 960

4 24, 960

11 60.660

5 26. 550
61 280.005

1 4. 045
23 88.680
34 120. 766
26 85. 980

6 15, 670

5 61,800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Territorial representative

Senior industry and commodity

1 8. 960
5 42. 600

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

4 30, 560

Senior industry and commodity
specialist _

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Field representative

9 65, 960
4 24,960

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Field representative

11 60,660

Industry and commodity specialist.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

5 26, 560

60 274, 925

1 4, 045

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

23 88,680
34 120, 765

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 .

26 85, 980
5 15, 670

Total permanent, field.,. .

216 988. 865
9.9 42,134

194 907, 195
2.5 10,966

193 902.115

2.9 12,524

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salarv), . - .

206. 1 946, 731

100, 905
3,569

100
3,223

191. 5 896, 229

96, 225
3,398

190. 1 889, 591

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment - .- -

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates:

80,368
3,379

Additional pay for service abroad

3,449

3,449

All personal services, fields .

1. 054. 528

999,301

976, 787

01 Personal services

4, 796. 603

4,389,991

4, 333. 267

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

4. 766, 085
30, 518

4, 322, 251
67,740

4, 333, 267

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

WOMEN'S BUREAU

Salaries and Expenses, Women's Bureau

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

58

1

57

58

68

57

57

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$5, 287
GS-7.8

$5,342
QS-7.8

$5, 342

QS-7.8

01 Personal services:

$296. 573
4,997

1,116
117

$304,606

$304, 606

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,184

1,184

302, 803

11,987

996

2,869

24,035

3.570
2,995

305. 790

12.300

600

6,950

18,040

1,800
3,170

305.790

12,300

600

7,400

06 Printing and reproduction

15,590

07 Other contractual services:

.Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials .-

1,800
3,170

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR

429

OBLIGATIONS Bi OBJECTS — ^Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

09 Equipment . . .

$130
524

$900
450

$900

4.50

Obligations incurred

349, 909

350, 000

348, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SEKVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General scliedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Xum- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

4 35, 240

4 28,560
4 29,960
1 7, 840
1 7,040

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800
4 35,440

4 29, 160

2 15, 080
1 7, 840
1 7, 240

1 0, 140

2 13, 180

3 18, 820
1 6. 140

1 6. 125

3 16, 430

2 11,120
1 5,310

5 23,025

3 13, 385
8 31,655

11 38, 765

4 13, 160

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11. 800

4 35, 440

4 29, 160

GS-13. Range $S.360 to $9,360:

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Field representative. _

2 15, 080

1 7, 840

1 7, 240

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6, 140

2 13, 180

4 24,560
1 5,940

1 5,875

3 16, 305

2 10,995
1 5, 185

4 18,445

3 13, 135
8 31,0.30

12 41,860

4 12, 920

3 18. 820

Labor legislation analyst

1 6 140

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

1 6,125

aS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

3 16. 430

Labor legislation analyst

2 11 120

1 5.310

GS-7. Range M.205 to $4,955

5 23, 025

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545....

3 13. 385

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

8 31.655

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3,655

11 38, 765

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

4 13, 160

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

58 306,690
1.9 10,117

58 309, 815
1 5.209

58 309,815
1 5,209

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

56.1 296,573

3, 295
1,702
1,116

117

57 304, 606

57 304 606

Other positions:
Temporary employment ..

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay . . .

1,184

1,184

302, 803

305, 790

305, 790

WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION

Salaries and Expenses, Wage and Hour Division

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions,
.^.verage number of all employees . _

1,375

3

1,316

1,043

2

1,029

1,043

2

1,029

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,043
GS-7.6

$5, 266
GS-7.7

$5, 266

GS-7.7

01 Personal services:

$6,690,254
12, 624

24,098
42,875

$5,408,000
7,500

21,000
14, .500

$5, 40S, 000
7,500

21,000

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

14,500

Total personal services .

6, 769, 861

568,042

18, 040

75.378

4,354

27,246

172, 513

39,223

23,932

5,052

651

9,636

5,451,000

445,000

21,500

87.000

6,000

32, 000

134. 000

46,000

20.000

5,000

5 451 000

02 Travel

445, 000

ns Transiportation of things

16,500

87.000

05 Rents and utility services. .. _

6.000

32,000

07 Other contractual services

134. 000

Services performed by other agencies.

34,000
20,000

09 Equipment..

5,000

15 Taxes and a.t^ipMmpnt.s

2,500

2,500

7,713,928

6,250,000

6, 233, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

.\dministrator

General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy administrator

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant administrator

.\ssistant deputy administrator

.\ssistant to the administrator

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Chief of division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

.\ssistant chief of division _.

Child labor adviser

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Field operations officer

Information officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Administrative officer- .-

Assistant chief of division _

Budget analyst

Chief of branch. __ _

Chief of section

Exemptions examiner

Handicapped worker specialist

Organization and methods examiner.
Personnel liaison officer

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chief of branch

Child labor specialist

Economist

Exemptions examiner

Information and editorial specialist.
Organization and methods examiner.

Policy analyst

Wage determination analyst

"Wage exemptions analyst

Wage exemptions examiner

Wage order analyst

GS-10. Range $5„500 to $6,250:

Investigation report analyst _.

Investigator

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

.Administrative assistant..

Budget analyst

Industry .analyst

Investigation report analyst

Investigator

Economist _

Exemptions examiner.

Fiscal accountant

Handicapped worker analyst

Information and editorial specialist.
Organization and methods examiner

Shorthand reporter

Statistician

Wage determination analyst

Wage exemptions analyst

Wage exemptions examiner

Wage order analyst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955-

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,M5..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base_..

Payment above basic rates; Additional

pay for services abroad

All personal services, departmental.

Field;
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Regional direct/ir

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

.\ssistant regional director

Territorial represen tat ive

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

In vest igat ion supervisor

Territorial director

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;
Investigation supervisor

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 12,200

3 32, 900

1 11, 0.50

1 10, 800

5 49,200

25,480
8,360

25, 480
8.560

34.440
9,160

7,040
7,040
7,040
43, 240
36, 600
15, 480
8,040
28,580
7,240

17,820
12,880
18, 420
12,680

6.140
12,680

5,910

12, 680

13, OSO
12, OSO

6,140

1 6,000
1 5, .500

5.310

5.185

10.620

5,685

21,615

15,305

21,615

5,185

5,435

6.060

10, 120

1.5.305

5.185

10. 870

5.060

10,245

5,060

9,865

109, 625

24,770

115, 085

158. 360

206, 460

2,830

12, 128

283

1. 346, 953
22. 6 93, 811

260.5

1, 253, 142
10, 175
6,159

4,225

1, 272, 701

10 110.500

10 97. 600
1 10, 000

10 85, 200
1 9, 360

32 227,215

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 .$15,000

1 12, 400

3 33, 400

1 11, 300

1 11, 050

5 60,000

26,080
8.560

25,480
8,760

34, 840
9,360

7,240

7,240

7,040

37,000

22,520

8.040

8.040

29,360

7,440

19, 020
13. 2,80
13. 480
12,280
6.140
13. 080
6,140
13,480
6,540
6,940
6,340

1 6, 000
1 6, 875

5,435
6,310
10. 745
5,810
11,370
17,055
22, 616
6,310
5,660

10,370

10, 620

5,435

11,620

2
1

2
17

5
25
38
42

10, 870
6,185
10,115
78, 610
21,225
98, 250
130, 890
134, 060

221

1, 134, 461
3. 2 15, 161

217.8

1, 119. 300
5,000
4,400

800

1, 129. 600

10 112,500

10 99, 600
1 10, 200

1 9, 360
29 219,500

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

1 12, 400

33.400
11.300
11,050

50, 000

26.080
8,560

25,480
8,760

34,840
9,360

7.240
7.240
7.040
37.000
22. 520
S.040
8.040
29. 300
7,440

19.020
13, 280
13, 480
12,280
6.140
13,080
6,140
13,480
6,640
6,940
6,340

6,000
6,875

6,435

6,310

10, 745

5,810

11,370

17,055

22, 616

6,310

6,560

10,370
10. 620
5, 435
11,620

2
I

2
17

5
25
38
42

10, 870
5,185
10.115
78,610
21,225
98. 250
130, 890
134, 060

9,256

221

1, 134, 461
3. 2 15, 161

1, 119, 300
5,000
4,400

800

1, 129, 500

10 112,500

10 99. 600
1 10. 200

1 9,360
29 219,600

270200 — 54-

-28

430

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Wage and Hour Division — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule ^ades— Continued

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.
Information and editorial specialist

Investigation report analyst

Safety engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Investigation report analyst

Investigation supervisor.

Management services assistant

Safety engineer

GS-IO Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Investigator-in -charge

Investigation supervisor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Investigator

Management services assistant

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

1953 actual

Nura- Total

ber salary

10 $75,000

9 64,260

1 7, 640

1 6, 140

50 319, 885

1 6, 940

2 12, 880

35, 000
29, 250

580

3, 197, 800

6 31, 860

30 139,340

1951 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $31,560

25
1
2

166, 600
6,140
12,880

25
1
2

166, 600
6. 140
12, 880

7

41, 125

7

41, 125

484

2, 740. 665
8 43, 355
6 23, 775

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $31,560

484

2, 740, 666
8 43, 355
5 23, 775

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field- Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

Num- Total
ber salary

13 $55,085
29 110,125
lf« 547. 365
114 371,590
15 45, 330

Num- Total
ber salary

13 $,56,325
28 110,605
114 407,650
72 236.720
7 21,810

Num- Total
ber salary

13 $56,325

28 110,605

114 407, ,550

aS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

72 236,720

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230

7 21,810

Total permanent, field

1.092 5,594,165
39.1

157,043

822 4,368,110
12.9
69, 410

822 4,358,110
12.9

69,410

Net permanent, field (average num-

1,052.9

6, 437, 122
2,449
18,939

38,650

809,1

4, 288. 700
2,500
16,600

13, 700

809.1

Other positions: Part-time employment-
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Additional

4, 288, 700
2.500
16, 600

13,700

6,497,160

4, 321. 500

4,321,600

6,769,861

6, 451, 000

5, 451, 000

I

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS OUT OF POSTAL
SERVICE FUND

ADMINISTRATION
Administration, Post Office Department

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

2,691

2,930

2

2.828

3,216
1

2.736

3,138

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4. 271
GS-5.7
$6, 260

.$4. 595
OS-6.2
$6,203

$4,720

Average grade

GS-6 3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6,066

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$13,955,734

1,740

23,9(B

15,811

$14, 776, 204
24.100
29.285
14,975

$16,848,958
14 100

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

30. 137
15, 00!)

Total personal services

13,997,190

1,067,544

21,643

41,049

199

1,395

193, 6S5

59,100

21, 774

36, 321

907, 182

14, 103

14, 844, 564

1,286.070

24. 460

61,511

16 90S 204

51 100

04 Cnnimnnie.itinn services

58 209

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

1,400

600,000

S.i. 000

58. 600

351. 100

715. 9,50

14. 345

1 400

400 OOO

Services performed by other agencies.

56.000
60 318

09 Eciuipment

551 100

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

716,119
15. 123

Total obligations

16,361,185

18, 014, 000

20,494,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:
Postmaster General

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22,500
1 17,500

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22,500
1 17, 500
1 15,000

1 13.000

1 12.800
1 12.000
1 12.000
1 12. 400

Num- Total
ber salary

1 S22 500

1 15.000

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Solicitor

1 13,000
1 12, 400

1 13.200

1 12. 800
1 P 200

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Administrative assistant to the

Postmaster General

Chief industrial engineer

Chief post office inspector

1 12,000
1 12,200

1 12,200

6 60 000

Executive assL<:tant to the Post-
master General

1 12,000

1 10,800
1 11,050

1 12, 000

2 21,600
2 22. 100

5 54, 000
2 22, 350
1 11,800

6 65, 800

1 10, 800
10 109, 300
1 10, 800

1 11,300

2 21,600
5 48,000
1 10,000

1 10, 400

2 19,800

3 30,400

1 12, 200

2 21.850
2 2'' 600

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant chief post office inspector-
Assistant controller

Assistant director of division

5 54 000

A.ssociate solicitor

2 21, 8,50

1 11,800

2 23,600

2 22, 350
1 11, 800

Chief clerk and director of personnel.
Director of division

Director, personnel policy and
planning

Industrial encrinepr

10 111 100

Organization and methods exam-
iner

6 65,250
1 10,800

1 11 550

Special assistant to the Postmaster
General ..

2 22 100

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Api^niintant

5 48 000

Administrative aide to chief post

1 10, 200
1 10 600

Assistant chief cleric and assistant
director of yiersomiel

1 10. 400

2 19,800

3 29,800

1 10,000
1 9,600

Assistant director of division __.

2 19,800

3 30, 400

Assistant to chief post office in-

Chief hearing examiner. .

1 9,800

1 10 000

1 10,200

Confidential assistant to the Post-
master General

1 9,600

1 9,600

1 9,800

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10.600— Con.

Director of division

Economist

Industrial engineer

Regional auditor

Safety director

Special a.ssociate solicitor

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360

Accountant

Administrative aide

Administrative assistant

Assistant director of division

Attorney

Business economist

Chief of section

Confidential and administrative
aide to the Postmaster General...

Cost accountant

Director of division

Hearing examiner

Industrial engineer

Organization and methods examiner.
Senior audi tor

GS-12. Range $7, 040 to $8, 040:

Accountant

Administrative officer

.\dministrative officer to the Post-
master General - .

Assistant administrative aide

Assistant director of division

Attorney

Business economist

Classification officer

Director

Document analyst

Fiscal accounting and auditing

officer

Hearing examiner

Industrial engineer -

Organization and methods examiner-
Safety engineer -..

Superintendent of division

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940;

Accountant

Administrative aide

Administrative officer.

.attorney

Auditor

Chief of section --

Cost accountant

Industrial engineer

Information specialist

Job evaluation specialist - . .

Organization and methods examiner.

Placement officer

Position classifier

Superintendent of division

GS-10. Range $5,500 to .$6,250:
.\ssistant superintendent of division.

Budget officer

Chief of section

Division analyst

Document analyst

E valuators

Organization and methods examiner-
Qualifications standards specialist- -

Special assistant

Superintendent.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Accountant

.\dministrative assistant

.\dministrative assistant to the

Deputy Postmaster General

Assistant superintendent of division-
Attorney

.\uditor

Budget analyst--

Chief of section

Cost accountant

Fiscal accountant --- --

Industrial engineer

Organization and methods examiner-
Personnel assistant ---

Position classifier

Statistical assistant -

Statistician- -- --

Superintendent

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4.160

QS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430—

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $20,400
2 20,400

1 10. 600
1 9,600

8,760
9,360
17, 920
34, 240
8,960
17, 120

2 16, 720

4 35, 440
1 8,360

3 25, 480

14,880

23,120

7,040

52,280

28, 960

7,440

7,440

7,240

8,040
7,440

2 14, 480
"i'"'"7,'246'

1 6,540
4 25, 360
3 19, 220

2 12, 680

24,160
6,540
6,140
6,340

6,750

4 23,250
1 6, 750

3 17, 250

2 11,625
7 39,600

1 5,685
1 5, 560
3 15, 180

1 6, 185

2 10, 870

26, 925

47,040

10, 745
5,810

11, 370

2
7

55
60
79
93

72

10, 495
35, 590
255, 660
260, 200
305, 390
325, 995
233, 760

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $48,400

3 30, 000

12 115, 200

1 10, 600

1 9, 600

3 25, 080

1

2
4

9,360
18. 120
34, 240

1
2
4

9,360
18, 120
34,840

2
1
4
1

13
1

12

4
1
4
4
12
2
1
3
1
2
2
1
2
1

17,520

16.720

8.360

35. 040

8.560

110.080

8.560

100, 320

1 7, 040

2 15, 280

3 23, 520

7 52, 880
6 36, 400

1 7, 640
1 7, 240
1 7, 440

1 7, 640
3 23, 120

1 7, 040
1 7,440

23, 760

6.540
25. 760
25. 160
71.280
13. 080

5.940
18. 420

5.940
11. 880
12.480

6,540
13,280

6,540

1 5, 875
1 6, 625
6 34, 600

5,876
46, 000
23. 500

5.760
23, 375

16, 180
15. 805

5,810
5,686
6,060

1 5, 310
3 16, 680

27, 425
17, 430
16. 055
10, 996
5,810

63
76
106
107
66

41, 710
294, 915
328, 966
400, 765
376, 250
219, 436

1956 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

4 $38,400

30.400

11.5.200

10.600

9.800

2.5, 080

2
2
4
1

13
1

39

17, 720

17. 120

16. 720

35. 640

8.760

112.280

8.760

326. 040

1 7. 040

2 15. 680

3 23, 520

7 53, 680
5 36, 800

1 7, 840
1 7, 240
1 7, 640

1 7, 640
3 23, 520

2
1

4
1
4
4
27
2
2
3
1

14,280
7,640

23, 760
6,740
25. 960
25. 560
160. 380
13, 080
11,880
18,620
6,140

2 12, 680

1 6, 740

2 13, 480
1 6, 740

1 6. 000

1 5, 626

6 36, 260

6,000
47, 000
23, 875

6,876
23,876

3
2

1
1
1
12
1
3
2
5
3
3
2
1

1.5.5,55
10, 996

5,810

6,810

6, 185

60, 720

6,435

16, 930

10, 120

28,050

17, 430

16, 430

11,245

5,810

6,060

8
63

79
104
121

64

431

42, 335

297, 715
349, 795
398, 185
419, 300
214, 675

432

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS OUT OF POSTAL
SERVICE FUND— Continued

ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Administration, Post Office Department — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESOXAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Num- Total
ber salary

18 $56,860

1 4, 365
3 11,405

1 3, 280

2 6. 140
9 25, 528

3 8, 590

2 8, 528

3 12, 356
1 3, 910
1 3, 536

Num- Total
ber salary

0 $18,820

1 4, 490
3 11,705

1 3, 300

2 6, 300
9 25. 678

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $18,980

1 4, 490
3 11,805

1 3. 440

2 6. 380
9 26, 078

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-R. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032 -.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by Lithographic
Wage Board:

WB-14. Range $4,264 to .$4,950

'VVB-12. Range $3,910 to $4,534

WB-9. Range $3,370 to $3,910

2 8, 986

3 12, 982
2 7, 279
1 3, 702
1 2, 995

2 9, 443

3 13, 606
2 7, 445

WB-8. Range $3,203 to $3,702

1 3 702

WB-6. Range $2,860 to $3,286

1 3, 141

Total permanent, departmental

Add reduction in positions in excess of

667

2, 701, 458

62.8

186,872

699

3, 749, 772

768

4,200,070

Deduct lapses

70.6

562, 180

13.9

62, 988

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage nnmhp.r, net. ."^nlnry}

619.8

2, 888, 330

250
10, 003

7,208
203

628.6

3, 197, 592

22,600
15, 194

9,762
266

754.1

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

4, 147, 082
12 600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.—
Payment above basic rates:

14, 041
9, 765

Nightwork differential

266

All personal services, departmental.

2, 905, 994

3,245,414

4, 183, 764

Field:
General schedule grades:
QS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director, regional accounting office -.

12 129, 600

GS-14. Range $9,l»0 to $10,600:

12 119,200
12 102, 720

11 68.740
22 134, 680

12 67, 375

22 116,445
17 87, 645
11 59.035
20 98, 775
68 308.315
85 362,200
139 525.615
133 449,459
303 944,330
37 101,750

17 43, 590

12 121,200

12 104,320

12 76, 680
24 148,660

12 68,875

22 118,820
18 94, 830
12 65,346
20 101, 150
68 316.565
86 370. .500
139 639,990
133 458,6,59
303 903,690
37 104, 590

17 44, 500

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant director, regional account-

12 105, 120

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant diiector, regional accoimt-

ing office.

Chief of section

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

12 77, 080
24 160, 960

12 70,375

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

22 121,320

Chief of section

18 96, 965

Legal examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

12 66, 695
20 101 900

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $4,955

68 322, 666

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4..545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

85 377,375
139 652,616
133 466, 179

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

303 982, 090

GS-3. Range $2,750 to $3,230

37 106, 630

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

17 45, 780

Total permanent, field .

921

3.589,874
25.4

119.458

926

3, 697, 274
28.8

142, 666

926

Deduct lapses

3,773,039
48.1

188.435

Net permanent, field (average num-

896.6

3, 470, 416
13,902

3,602
93

897.2

3, 554, 709
14,091

2,000

877.9

Regular pay In excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

3, 684. 604
16,096

2,000

Nightwork differential...

All personallservices, field _. _.

3,488,013

3,670,800

3. 602, 700

Field postal service:
Permanent positions

1,213

7,693,110
1 -3, 878

1,305

8,094,601
14 70, 698

1,622

Deduct lapses

9, 232, 106
26 114,834

Net permanent, field postal service
(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Expert services

Paymerit above basic rates:

1,212

7, 696, 988
1,490

681

8

4,116

1,291

8,023,903
1,500

600

10

2,337

1,496

9,117,272
1,500

600

Additional pay for service abroad

2,378

All personal services, field postal
service.

7, 603, 183

8, 028. 350

9,121,750

01 Personal services

13,997,190

14, 844, 564

16, 908, 201

OPERATIONS
Operations, Post Office Department

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all emi)lovees .

327. 146
141. 552
467, 139

331.293
142. 457
472, 654

333. 867
137.741
470, 774

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,393
OS-5.9
$3. 992

$4,882
GS-6.9
$4,033

$5. 398

Averag<> grade

GS-8.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,065

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

$1, 282, 973, 746

474,051,532

8,017

40, 712. 809

$1,314,199,600

479, 695. 040

13. 345

47, 598, 416

$1,336,062,966
462 343 836

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

27, 685
48 215,242

Total personal service obUgations...

1, 803, 746, 104

1, 841, 606, 401

1,845,649,719

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

1, 799, 840. 515

3. 197, 242
41,321,469

4. 737, 404
4, 897, 161

15, 195

7, 588. 000

11,112

1,984

1,838,635,696

3, 565, 067

41, 788, 687

4,665,000

5, 4.50, 000

16, 998

8, 654, 000

11,663

610

1, 844 969, 719

3, 916, 858

42, 308, 787

05 Rents and utihty services ._

4. 650, 000

5, 900. 000

Services performed by other agencies.

15, 833

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

11, 703
3, 100

1, 861, 610, 072
3. 905, 689

1, 902, 706, 700
2, 870, 706

1,901,776,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

680, 000

Total obligations

1, 866, 516, 661

1, 905, 637, 406

1, 902, 466, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:
Assistant Postmaster General

Num
ber

1

1

2

1
9

9

3
2

1

1
22

6
20
13

168
62

113
33
10

1

Total
salary

$15, 000

12, 000

22, 850

10, 080
90,720

79, 240

21, 720
14, 480

6,940

6,625
131, 625

27. 175
10.3, 150

61, 290
736,060
239, 795
391, 265
102, 870

30, 940

2,632

Num
ber

1

1

3

1
9

6

3
2

7

1
25

6
20
13

167
62

113
35
12

1

Total
salary

$15, 000

12, 000

32, 400

10, 080
90, 720

54, 360

22, 080
14, 720

46, 680

5,760
146, 875

27, 175
101, 160

61,290
727, 140
239, 670
382. 935
107,090

36, 680

2,712

Num
ber

1

1

3

1
9

6

3
2

7

1
25

6
20
13

167
62

113
35
12

1

Total
salary

$15, 000

General schedule grades;
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Executive director of Bureau

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant executive director of Bu-

12, 200
33, 150

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Confldentlal assistant to Assistant

10, 200

91, 800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant director of division

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant dnector of division

Organization .and methods examiner.

GS-11 . Range $5,940 to $6,940:

55, 560

22, 560
15, 040

46, 980

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

5,876

148, 375

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Admmistrative assistant

27, 046
101, 276

GK 7* Ranee $4 205 to $4,955 - --

61, 040

732, 640

rm =; Rintro $3 410 to $1,160 - - -

232. 545

381,255

rm 1 R.inep S2 950 to $3,430

106, 770

35, 640

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032...

2,792

Total permanent, departmental

477

2, 104, 447

487

2, 136, 407
2.3 6,916

487

2, 137, 742

123.6

630, 129

-0

3

12,629

Net permanent, departmental (av-

353.4

1, 574, 318

480
8,017

1,387

489.3

2, 143, 323

487.
2

3

Other positions: Temporary employ-

126, 213

Regular pay in excess of M-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

8,090
1,387

8,090
1,467

All personal services, departmental .

1

681, 202

2, 162, 800

2

134, 770

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

433

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field:
General scliedule grades;
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional director..

Regional operations manager

Regional Industrial engineering

manager

Regional personnel manager

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Regional industrial engineering

manager

Regional service manager

Regional personnel manager.

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant to regional operations

manager

Supervisor, recruitment and place-
ment

Supervisor, training and develop-
ment

Supervisor, employee relations

Supervisor, classification and wage

administration

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant manager, classification

Assistant manager, services

Assistant to regional operations

manager

Classification and wage administra-
tion officer

Employee relations officer.

Industrial engineer.

Regional budget manager

Recruitment and placement officer..

Safety engineer

Supervisor, suggestion program

Training and development officer...
GS-10. Range $5,,'500 to $6,250:
Chief, clerical and custodial section

Chief, carrier section..

Chief, classification section

Chief, registered, insured and c. o, d.

section

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Chief of appointment section

aS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,.370 ..

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $1,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime..

All personal services, field

Field postal service:
Permanent positions

Deduct lapses -

Net permanent, field postal service
(average number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Substitute employment

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for services abroad.

All personal services, field postal
service

01 Personal services..

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

4 $45,200

4 40,000
4 40, 000
4 40, 000

36,240

4 36, 240
4 36, 240

36,240

4 29, 760
4 29, 760

29,:

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

15 $162, 000
15 164, 250

15 162, 000
15 162,000

29, 760
29. 760
29, 760
29, 760
59, 520
28,160
29, 760
29, 760

23,500
23, 500
23, ,W0

4 23, 500

21,740
101, 200
18, 860
82, 745
30, 960
68, 515

1,083,700
3

655, 455

428, 245
5, 255
5,200

326, 669

$1,304,176,629

4,835

22, 777, 201

321,834
1,281,399,428

913, 842

10, 316, 783

462, 820, 427

20.816,336

24, 173, 665

1, 721, 421

1,802,161,902

1.803,746,104

1,799,840,615
3, 905, 589

330. 635
1, 333, 425, 436
4,471

21, 797, 404

326, 164
1,311,628,032

1, 003, 109

11, 273. 124

467, 418, 807

21,379,662

24, 814, 387

1,397,780

1,838,914,901

1, 841, 506, 401

1,838,635,695
2, 870, 706

15 125, 400
15 128,400

15 128, 400
15 128, 400

15 107, 400
15 107, 4(10

15
15
15
15
30
15
15
15

15
15
15

107, 400
107. 400
107,400
107, 400
214,800
105. 600
107, 400
107,400

84. r.oo
84. 500
84. 500

84,600

77, 900
357, 800
128,690
333, 60(i
106,980
221,866

655

4, 033, .592
4
1,577,937

2, 455. 655
19, ,596
26,200

2, 600, 450

332,715
1.349,3.54,877
4,095

18, 872, 789

328,620
1, 330, 482, 088

1,097,283
11,448,250
449, 798, 303

21, 736, 650

26, 038, 5,50

1,413,375

1, 841, 014, 499

1, 845, 649, 719

1,844,969,719
680, 000

TRANSPORTATION
Transportation, Post Office Department

OBHOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

29, 917
11,564
40,610

30, 766
11, 971
42, 203

30, 765
11,299
41, 894

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 587
GS-6.3
$4,354

$4, 763
GS-6.6
$4,324

$4 834

Average grade

GS-6 6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 320

01 Persona! services:

$136, 359, 878
40, 376, 606

4,799
7, 700, 748

$130, 786, 224
41, 908, 471

4,904
7, 983. 803

$131, 949 391

Other positions

39, 567, 161
4 955

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

7, 940, 600

174, 442, 031

7, 776, 565

509, 342, 552

894, 092

486. 780

88. 000

2, 370

1,230

180, 683. 402

8. 123. 198

510, 191, 000

541, 600

379, 400

30, 000

3,000

1,000

179, 462, 107

02 Travel

8, 121 893

03 Transportation of things

515 431 800

08 Supplies and materials

82 400

4,800

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

3,000
1.000

Total obligations

693, 033, 620

699, 952, 600

703, 219, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

A.ssistant postmaster general...

General schedule grades:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Executive director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant e.xecutive director

Director, budget and accounts

Director, transportation research _ _ .

Technical assistant

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant director, budget and

accounts _

Director, air transportation

Director, employee relations

Director, highway and contract

transportation...

Director, international service.

Director, railway transportation

Director, transportation accounts...
QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative olficer

Assistant director, air transporta-
tion..

Assistant director, employee rela-
tions...

Assistant director, highway and

contract transportation

Assistant director, international

service...

Assistant director, railway trans-
portation

Assistant director, transportation

accounts

Confidential assistant

Director, employee relations...

Transportation economist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\dmiuistrative officer

Assistant director, transportation

accotmts

GS-U. R.ange $5,940 to .$6,940;

Administrative officer

Budget officer...

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250;

Administrative officer.

Translator

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810;

Administrative assistant

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,546...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4, Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to .$3,230.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

2 22, 600
1 10, 800

1954 estimate

1 10,800

1 10, 400

9, 600
10, 000

9, 600
10,400

36, 040

8,960

8,360

1 9, 160

1 8, 360

1 8. 360

2 17,920

1

Total permanent, departmental

Add reduction in positions in excess of

lapses —

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay.

All personal services, departmental.

Field postal service:
Permanent positions

7, S40
7,040

11 71,140
1 6, 140

3
1

17
3

26
48
56
63
25
7

17,000
6,000

92, 145
15,110
122, 830
205,410
215,335
184. 835
80, 710
21, 410

1, 271, 705

0. 3 18, 184

274.7

1, 253, 521

315
4,799

1, 259, 627

29, 642

129, 048, 090

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
1 12,400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

10, 800
11,060
10, 800

10,600
9,600
9,600

9,800
10.600
9,600

6 61,360

1 8, 360

1 9, 160

2 18, 520

1 9, 360

2 17, 320

1 8, 360
'3"'26,'286'
4 31, IfiO

14 92, 560
1 6, 340

3
1

16
3
23
41
50
47
22
6

17,000
6,125

88, 210
15, 485
110, 965
177, 290
186, 465
156, 665
66, 060
16,230

268

1, 239, 125

2. 5 -4,029

260.5

1, 235, 096

4,904

1 11,050
1 11,050
1 11,050

10, 600
9,600
9, 800

10, 000
10, 600
9,800

51, 360
8,360
9,160

18, 620
9,360

17,720

1 8, 660

3 "26,'6io

4 31, 660

14 92, 960
1 6, 640

3
1

16
3
23
41
50
47
22
5

17,375
6,250

00, 085
15,610
112,090
180, 165
190, 716
159, 465
67, 420
16,310

1, 267, 215

2.4 14,615

255.6

1, 242, 600

4,955

1, 240, 000 1, 247, 555

30, 507

131, 919, 603

30, 607

131, 784, 065

434

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS OUT OF POSTAL
SERVICE FUND— Continued

TEANSPORTATION— Continued
Transportation, Post OflBce Department — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSOXAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field postal service— Continued
Deduct lapses _ - _

Num- Total
ber salary

1,211

$3, 941, 733

Num- Total
ber salary

794
$2,368,475

Num- Total
ber salary

431

$1, 077, 274

Net permanent, field postal service
(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Substitute employ-

28,431

126, 106, 357

40, 376, 291

1, 593, bK

6, 098. 905

7,316

29,713

129, 551, 128

41,908,471

1,647.516

6, 328, 780

7,507

30, 076

130. 706, 791

39, 567, 161

Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

1, 680, 472
6. 252, 454

Additional pay for service abroad

7,674

All personal services, field postal
service

173, 182, 404

179, 443, 402

178, 214, 552

01 Personal services

174,442,031

180, 683, 402

179, 462, 107

FINANCE

Finance, Post Office Department

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

DETAIL OP PEKSONAL SERVICES — COntinUt-d

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estbnate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees _

192
325

204
199

197
195

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _ - _

$4,308
GS-5.5
$4,645

$4,547
OS-5.8
$4,583

$4 561

GS-5.8

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 595

01 Personal services:

$1,404,476

3,039
17, 139

$894, 619

3,424
6,127

$894, 719

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

3,424
4,927

Total personal services

1,424,661
3,465

6,891,476

25

1,521

903, 070

6,745

7, 590, 685

903 070

fti^ .Supplies and materials

7, 590, 685

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Tavps and as^ps<;mpnts

500

500

Total obligations

8,321,141

8, 501, 000

8 501 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

1 12, 000
1 6, 106

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
1 12, 000

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000
1 12 200

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Executive director

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director, division of postal rates

1 10, 800

1 9.600
4 41,200
1 9,600

1 10, 800

1 9, 600
4 41 800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Directors of divisions

6 50, 400

1 9, 600

GS-l.?. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

2 17,320

Postal rate analyst . _

2 16, 720

2 16 720

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Assistant director _

1 7,640

3 23. 120
1 8.040
3 21, 120

3 23. 120

1 8, 040
3 21 120

Postal rate analyst

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant to director

1 6,340
1 6, 940

1 6,940

2 11,880

1 6,940

2 11 880

Postal rate analyst

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Chief of section

1 6,125

1 6,250

I 6, 250

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6.260— Con.

Num
ber

1

7

- Total
salary

$6,250

39, 545

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
bet

Total
Salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

6
1
5
19
23
32
63
24
1

$34,360
6.060
26. 300
93. 145
103. 610
132. 735
228. 945
82.000
3,230

4

1
6
18
22
31
61
24
1

$23. lOO

5.185

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

4
It

a)

29
69
27
3

3

20, 605
81,610
88,400
117,640
210. 445
89, 6.50
9.370

9,176

26. 426

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

88,170

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

99. 220

GS-,";. Range $3,410 111 $4,160 .-.

GS-4. Range $;il7.'-. to $3.656

OS-3. Range $2.9.'iU to $3,430

129. 850
222. 175
82. 050

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230 -. . .

3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Add reduction in positions in excess of
lapses

184 799, 662
128. 3 568, 604

196

901, 655

189

872, 475

6.9

43,646

3.4

14,466

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

312.3

1, 368, 166
3.039

16.838

189.1

868. 009
3,424

4.567

185.6

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

858,009
3,424

4,667

All personal services, departmental.

1, 388. 043

866,000

866,000

Field postal service:
Permanent positions

8

36,360
50

8

36, 660
150

8

36,760

Deduct lapses

60

Net permanent, field postal service

(average number, net salary)

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

8

36, 310
301

8

36, 610
560

8

36. 710
360

All personalservices, field postalservice.

36, 611

37,070

37. 070

01 Personal services _

1, 424, 654

903, 070

903,070

FACILITIES
Facilities, Post Office Department

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all emnlovees

873

1,058

1

976

1,058

893

1,046

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salarv -. ..

$4,473
GS-5.9

$2, 945

CPC-3.0

$3,682

$4,411
GS-6.3

$2. 866
CPC-3.0

$3,768

$4,496

GS-6.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,884

CPC-3.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,777

Direct ObligaUons
01 Personal services:

$3. 474, 272
680

4,872
29, 361

$3, 914, 246
8,710

10,086
18, 940

$4,299,093

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

10.207

9,800

3, 609, 185

58,090

14.497,252

1,947,252

33,821,916

3, 187, ,546

1,319,071

1, 663, 108

18, 857, 66:i

16, 270, 894

1,633

2,318

3,951,981

152, 871

16.352.311

2. 282. 500
40, 157, 562

3, 647, 600
2, 435. 430
1,406.300

20. .536. 142

22. 561. 429

4.874

3,000

4,319,100

02 Travel

142, 279

16, 210, 620

04 Communication services

2. 772. .500

45, 698, 385

3, 667, 700

07 Other contractual services

6,427,430

Services performed by other agencies.

1.567,900
21, 837, 638

24, 359, 275

13 Refimds, awards, and indemnities

4,173
3,000

94, 125, 828
382,000

113.495,000
454,000

126,010,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

04 Communication services

482,000

Total obligations .. ..

94,507,828

113, 949, 000

126, 492, 000

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

435

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departirental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in-
excess of $12,000:

Assistant postmaster general

General schedule era''es:
OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Executive director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,S00:

Director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Atlministrative ar'e

Administrative officer

Director

Purchasing agent

Production specialist

Superintendent

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative officer (personnel)-

Assistant director

Assistant superintendent

Automotive engineer

Planning engineer

Supervising architect

Budget officer

Organization and methods

examiner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

General engineer

Assistant purchasing agent

Mechanical engineer

Organizatiou and methods

examiner

Planning engineer

Realty officer..

Superintendent-.-

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Employee relations officer

General engineer

Mechanical engineer

Realty officer

Purchasing officer

Traffic and transportation specialist -
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Budget officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Assistant director

Cartographer

Engineer draftsman

Genera! engineer

Mechanical engineer

Purchasing assistant

Supervising cartographic aid

Supervising purchasing agent

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230....

1953 actual

Nllm- Total
ber salary

1 $15,000

1 12. 400

2 21, 600
1 9, 600

1954 estimate

1 9. 800
1 9.600

60, 600

1 9.360
4 35. 840
1 8. 360

12, 920
7.040
8,040

2 16, 080
1 7, 040

6.340

19, 420

37, 840

12, 080

6,940

6,740

6,250
6,600

22, 865
5,310
6,660

6,060

5,310

5,810

6.810

26.100

84.440

116,590

220. 370

227, 975

142, 040

17,540

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

32. 400

1 9, 600

1 10. 600

9.800

9,600

61, 200

8,360

1956 estimate

36. 240
8,560
8,360
8.560
8.360

8,360

13, 320

8,040

1 7,040

2 16. 080
1 7,240

6.540

20.020

38,440

12,280

6,940

6,940

6,260

22, 365

6,685

6,185

30, 360

35,645

6.435

6,810

6,810

21, 230

91, 350

98.160

210, 890

187, 370

140.280

17.300

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $15, 000

9,800
10. 600

10, 000
9. 800
61, 800

8,660

36. 640
8.760
8.360
8. 560
8,360

8,360

13, 620

""i'ow

7,240
16,080
7,440

6,740
20,220
39,040
12,680
6,940
6,140

6,250

22, 116

5,810

5,310

30, 985

36, 170

5,560

.5, 810

5,810

21,480

91, 600

98,160

212,016

186, 650

137. 240

17. 780

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Add reduction In positions in excess of

lapses-

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) -.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

12 $35, 344

287 1,275,914
18.7 50,576

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Realtv officer -- ..- .,

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Superintendent

Utilization analysts

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant superintendent

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,9.55

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field
number, net salary)

(average

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay.

All personal services, field

Field postal service:

Permanent positions

Add reduction in positions in excess of

lapses

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field postal service

(average number, net salary)

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, field postal
service

01

Personal services.

306.7

1, 326. 489

680
4,872

1, 335. 297

586 2, 157, 485

9,702

685 2,147,783

2,352
23,753

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $32. 392

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

11 $32, 712

283 1,288,297 283 1,293,287

13.9 71.697

269.1

1, 216. 700

8.710
4.965

1. 232. 865

15 125,400

7
7

11
42
99
60
50

49,280
49,280

60,750
182, 110
400, 830
224. 600
162, 430

28 70. 376

319 1,334.056
130. 2 543. 159

188.8

790. 897
5, 131

4,050

800, 078

456 1, 718, 152
66 188,496

2,173,8

3, 609, 185

512 1,906,648

3,760
8,640

4.2 15.675

278.8

1, 277, 612

4,974
2,600

16 128. 400

7
7

11
42
99
60
50

50. 480
49,280

61, 750
187, 235
410. 330
227. 726
165, 710

79. 776

319 I.. 360. 686
6.2 33.440

313.8

1,327,246
6,233

7,300

456 1,722,207

27, 972

449 1,694,236

1, 919, 038

3, 951, 981

1,694.235

4,319,100

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS

SALARIES AND EXPENSES

Salaries and Expenses, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

SummaTy of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-tirae equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees...

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.\verage salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

.\verage salary

Average grade

Grades establLshed bv the Foreign
Service .A.ct of 1946 (22 U. S. C.
801-1 15S):
Foreign Service officer:

Average salary

.\verage grade

Foreign Service reserve officer:

.\vcrage salary

Average grade

Foreign Service staff officer:

Average salary...

Average grade

Ungraded positions:
United States and possessions: Aver-
age salary

Foreign countries (local rates): Aver-
age salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions.

Other positions „.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Paj-ment alDove basic rates

Other payments for personal services...

Total personal service obligations...

Direct Obligations

ni Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction.-

07 Other contmctual services.

Services performed by otheragencies

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Reftmd.s, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Personal services

Travel

Transportation of things

Commimication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Services performed by otheragencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Griuts, subsidies, and contributions..

Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Taxes and assessments

1953 actual

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-
counts

Total obUgations.

17, 590

100

17, 393

$5, 231
OS-7.5

$2. 874
CPC-3.5

$7,823
FSO-4.0

$10,030
FSR-2.8

$4,608
FSS-10.1

$;i, 603
$1,290

78, 554, 648

57,221.7.50

.5, 068. £6!

2, 610. 965

1,865.731

1,336.801

713. 581

1,821,084

246, 567

1, 452. 084

887, 721

23. 084

5,784

92, 242

73, 345. 948

21,332.898

2. 653, 288

2. 093. 294

1.629.897

1,902.052

132. 466

1.414,436

229. 567

2, 095. 950

8S7, 473

11,657

2.183

29,659

1954 estimate

16,387

72

14.965

$5, 363
OS-7.7

$2, 947
CPC-3.5

$8,040
FSO^.O

$10, 283
FSR-2.8

$4,700
FSS-10.1

$3,716
$1,380

$60, 671, 561

275. 382

220. 010

8, 657, 675

15.000

69. 839, 628

51,094,961

5, 238. 078

2. ,565. 924

1,758,215

1,280,980

556, 617

1,624,039

190,376

1.343.667

609, 984

21,805

4,071

86,283

66. 375. 000

34,414.820

107, 760, 768

IS. 744. 667
2.411.886
2, 037, 352
1,49,5.327
l,8i:i.281
106, 369
1.300,677
163. 244
1,025
822. 768
8,350
1,632
20, 922

1,

1955 estimate

14,322

70

14, 267

$5. 431
GS-7.7

$2, 958
CPC-3.5

$8,072
FSO^.O

$10, 223
FSR-2.8

$4, 752
FSS-10.0

.$3, 752
$1,445

$58. 542, 776

265, 214

221,736

8, 494. 029

15,000

67, 538. 756

48, 934, 288

5, 097, 506

2. 446. 103

1. 799, 231

1,245,406

599, 060

1.706,412

188, 376

1, 328, 977

672. 533

21,805

4. 071

86, 233

64,130,000

30. 906. 500

97, 281, 600

18.604.467

2.411,886

2, 037, 352

1,495,327

1,813,281

106. 369

1,300.677

163,244

1,980,025

822.768

8.350

1.632

20, 922

30, 766, 300

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

94,896,300

Departmental:
Special positions at rate equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Secretary of State.

Under secretary of state

Under secretary for administration...

Deputy undersecretary

Administrator

Assistant secretary

Counselor

General schedule grades:
OS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Director

Legal adviser

Special assistant

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy administrator

Deputy assistant secretary

Deputy director

Director

Special assistant to secretary

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant deputy administrator

Assistant to assistant secretary

Deputy assistant secretary

Deputy director

Deputy legal adviser

Deputy special assistant

Director

Office director

Special assistant

Special assistant to secretary.

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Adviser

.\ssistant chief

-Assistant chief of branch

.\ssistant chief of division

-Assistant chief of staff

.Assistant director

.\ssistant legal adviser

.\ssociate chief

.\ttomey adviser

Chief of external research

Chief of branch

Chief of division.

Chief of protocol

Chief of staff..

Chief, psychological intelligence

and research... _

Deputy

Deputy director. _

Deputy director of office

Deputy division chief

Deputy executive director

Deputy policy coordinator

Deputy science adviser

Deputy to special assistant

Director

Director, executive staff

Director of staff--

E.xecutive assistant _

E.xecutive director

Executive secretary

Foreign affairs officer

Intelligence research specialist

International economist

Labor adviser

Legislative management officer

Liaison officer

NSC staff assistant.

Office director

Officer in charge _.

Operations survey officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Planning adviser

Policy coordinator

Political economic adviser

Political military adviser

Production planning specialist

Program officer _

Public affairs adviser

Science adviser

Sociological and demographic ad-
viser

Special adviser ,

Special assistant

Special assistant to secretary

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$22,600
17.500
17,500
15.000
15.000
90.000
15,000

1 14.800
1 14, 800
1 14,800

5 65,600

1 13,000

1 13,000

1 13,400

1 12,000

1
I
1
1

4
2
2
1

7
1
1
1
7
2
8
1
3
1
4

22
1

15

1

1
17
5
1
1
1
1
1
22
2
2
2
3
2
6
1
3
1
2
2
2
1
19
2

2
2
1
1
1
1
3
3
1

12.400
12.000
12.400
12.000
49.200
24.000
24.000
12,400

79. 600
10.800
11,050
11.800
77, 850
22.100
90.150
10.800
34,900
10.800
43.200

246, 100
14,300

170, 250

11,050
10,800

190.350
56,500
10.800
10,800
11,800
10,800
11.250

253, 850
22. 850
22. 850
22. 100
32. 650
21,600
57.000
10,800
34.400
10.800
23.600
22,900
21,600
11.800

209.200
22,600
21.600
21.600
10,800
11,800
11.800
10,800
36.400
34,900
11,800

1 10. 800

1 11,800

19 211,950

1 10, 800

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22. 500
17.600
17.500
15.000
15.000
90,000
15.000

6
2
8
2
3
1
2

24
1

13

1
1
17
5
1
1

14.800
14.800
14.800

13,000
66.600
13,000

1 13, 600

12.200
12.000
12.400
12.000
12.600
12.000
49.400
24.000
24.200
12, 400

5 67, 000
1 10, 800
1 11,050

67.800
22. 350
92. 150
22,600
3,5. 1.50
11.0.50
21.600

269. 200
14.300

147.900

11.300
11.300
191.600
57.000
10.800
10,800

10.800
11, 2.50

242.800
22, 860
22. 8,50
22, 100
43. 950
32.900
57, 000
11.050
11, 800
10,800
21, 850
45.203
21,600
11.800

200.160
22,600

1
1
1
1
1
3
2
1

1

2
17
1

10,800
10. 800
11.800
11,800
10,800
36.400
21. 600
10, 800

10.800

23.600

190.360

10,800

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22,500

1 17.600

1 17, 500

1 15. 000

1 15, 000

6 90.000

1 15.000

5
2
8
1
3
1
2

24
1

12

1
1

16
5
1
1

21
2
2
2
4
3
3
1

14.800
14.800
14,800

13.000
65,600
13,000

1 13,600

12,200
12.000
12,400
12,000
12.600
12.000
49,400
24,000
24,200
12,400

4 45, 200
1 10,800
1 11,050

56,000
22. 360
92. 160
10.800
35. 1.50
11.0,50
21.600

269. 200
14,300

136, 100

11,300
11.300
180.800
57.000
10.800
10,800

1 10,800

242.800
22. 850
22, 850
22. 100
43. 950
32. 900
32.650
11,050

1
2
4
2
1
17
2

10,800
21.860
45, 203
21,600
11,800
189, 350
22,600

10,800
10,800
11.800
11,800
10,800
35,400
21,600
10, 800

2 23.600

17 190,350

1 10,800

437

438

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SALARIES AND EXPENSES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, State — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11.800— Con
Special assistant to under secretary.'

Special staff oflBcer _ -.

Staff member

United Nations adviser

War college trainees

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Administrative management spe-
cialist

Adviser

Area officer

Assistant chief-

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of staff

Assistant chief of operations

Assistant director

Assistant for treaty affairs

Assistant science adviser

Assistant to director

Attorney adviser

Budget examiner

Chief examining panels

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Chief of section

Chief of staff

Chief of unit --

Conference administrative officer. ._

Deputy director

Deputy director executive staff

Deputy executive director

Director

Economic specialist

Executive assistant

Executive officer

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign currency coordinator

Foreign exchange officer

Foreign management officer

Historian -.-

Historian adviser...

Information specialist

Intelligence adviser

Intelligence research specialist

Intelligence staff officer

International administrative officer.

International economist

International relations officer

Labnradviser

Legislative assistant

Officer in charge

Operations survey officer

Organization and methods examiner .

Planning adviser

Policy information officer...

Post management specialist

Program coordinator

Program officer...

Public affairs adviser

Scientific linguist

Security counsel -

Special adviser

Special assistant

Special assistant on research

Special assistant to the chief

Special projects officer

Special representative to Foreign

Operations Administration

Staff assistant

Technical adviser

Training specialist

War college trainees

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Administrative management spe-
cialist

Administrative officer

Archivist

Area officer

Assistant chief

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of staff

Assistant director

Assistant to chief of division

Assistant to chief of staff

Assistant to director

Assistant to executive officer..

Assistant to security cotmsel

Attorney adviser

Budget and fiscal officer

Budget examiner

Business economist

Chairman of board of review

Chief of branch

Chief of division ,

Chief of section

Chief of staff

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,560
21,600
90.400
45,200

102, 200

9,800
10,400
20,000
19, 400
39, 600
98. 200
19.200
10.400
89. 800

9.600
19.200

9.600
89. 400
49. 200

9.600
362. 600

49. sno

10. 200
49. 400
19, 330

10.000
9.600
9.800
10.000
19. 800
9.600
59.000
624. 000
10. 200
9.800
9.800
48, 200
50. 200
9.800
48,600
19, 800
38, 400
19, 200
29,200
67, 400
30. 000
19, 600
19, 400
108, 000
19, 800
28.800
9.600
10,200
9,600

1 10, 400

2 19, 200
1 10, 200
1 9,800

6 69,600
1 10, 600
1 10, 400

2
2
1
1
1
3
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
1

10
1
1

21
1
9
2

10,600
71, 200
9,600
9,800
19, 800

16, 720

16, 720
8,360
8,960
8,960

27,280

42,600
8. 760
9,160
8,360
9,360
8,560
8,360
8, ,560

70, 680
8, ,560

84,000

8,760

8,960

180, 930

8, 560

76,640

17, 620

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800
22,100
90,400
33, 650
54,000

10,000
10, 400
10,000
19, 400
49, 400
89,000
19, 200
10, 600
70, 600

9,800
19,200

9,600
91,000
39,000

36 3,52,890
6 50, 200

49, 600

9.600
10. 000

9.600
10. 200
10. 000
29. 600

9,800

40, 200

666, 800

19, 800

9,800
49, 000
60, 200

9,800
48, 600
10, 000
68, 200

9, 600
29, 200
77, 600
30, 000
19, 600
19,400
109, .800
19,800

9,800

10, 400

10, oon
10.000
10. 400
19,200

9,800
10.600
79, 800

9,600
9,600

10,600
51, 800
9,600
9,800

2 16, 920

3 26, 480
1 8, 360

1
4
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
9
1
8
I
1
22
1
9
2

8,360

35, 840

44,000

8,960

9,160

8,360

9,360

8, .560

8,360

8, ,560

80,0 to

8, ,560

66,880

8,760

8,960

189. 490

8, 560

77, 440

17, 520

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800
22,100
90,400
22. 8.50
64,000

1 10, 000
1 10, 400

39, 600
89, 000

9,600
10, 600
70,600

9,800

9 91,000
4 39, 000

34 333,690
5 50, 200

6 49, 600

49

9,600
10, 000

9.6O0
10,200
10, 000
19, 600

9,800

40, 200

487, 200

10, 200

9,800
49,000
60. 200

9,800
39, 000
10,000
49,000

9,600
19, 600
77, 600
10, 400

9,800

9,600

109, 800

19, 800

10, 400
10, 000
10. 000
10, 400
19, 200

9,800
10,600
39,200

9,600
9,600

10, 600
61, 800
9,600

1
3

1
2
1
4
6
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
8
1
1
20
1

8,560

25, 480

8,360

17, 720

8,360

35, 840

44,000

8,960

9,160

8,360

9,360

8.560

8,360

8,560

62, 120

8,560

66,880

8, 760

8,960

172, 370

8,660

77, 440

17, 520

DETAIL OS" PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— Continued
General scliedule grades— Continued

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Chief of unit

Committee officer

Communication facilities specialist..
Conference administrative officer...
Deputy assistant for treaty affairs..

Disposal specialist

Educationist.

E valuator

Executive assistant

Fiscal and procedural analyst

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign currency coordinator

Foreign management officer

Foreign management specialist

Graphics designer

Historian

Information and editorial specialist.

Information liaison officer

Information specialist

Intelligence research specialist

Intelligence staff officer

International administrative officer.

International economist

International relations officer

Interpreter

Legislative assistant.

Management officer

Medical officer

Organization and methods examiner .

Personal assistant

Personnel officer

Placement officer.

Planning adviser

Policy assistant

Policy reports officer

Position classifier

Post management specialist

Press officer

Procurement officer

Program officer

Records management officer

Reports officer

Scientific linguist

Special agent

Special assistant

Special assistant for operations

Special assistant to secretary

Special assistant to the chief

Stall assistant

Technical adviser

Training officer

Training specialist

Treaty adviser

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer .

Arts and monuments specialist

Assignments review officer

Assistant chief

Area officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division..

Assistant chief of section

Assistant chief of staff

Assistant to director

Assistant to executive officer

Attorney adviser

Budget examiner

Chief documentation group.

Chief of branch

Chief of section...

Chief of unit

Classification officer

Committee officer .

Communication facilities specialist-
Communications watch officer

Conference administrative officer...

Editor --

Employee relations officer

E valuator

Executive assistant

Executive officer.

Fiscal and procedural analyst..

Fiscal officer

Foreign affairs analyst

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign management analyst

General supply officer

Geographer...

Graphics designer

Historian

Information specialist — ...

Intelligence research specialist

Intelligence staff officer

International administrative officer.

International economist

International relations officer

Interpreter

Liaison officer

Librarian

Mass communications specialist

Organization and methods examiner.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$16, 720

8,360

34, 040

8, 9.10

9,360

16, 920

8, 360

8, 560

17.920

222, 960

372, 480

8.360

60, 320

8,960

45,600

8,560

27, 480

67, 880

281, 480

8,360

34, 010

78, 240

105, 320

8,360

8,560

8,560

8,560

25. 080

8,360

34.040

17. 320

17, 320

26,280

8,560

8,360

17,120

8, 360

8, .560

17, 320

8,360

8, 560

16, 720

8, 560

42,800

8,360

8,360

8, 660

16, 720

17, 920
43,200

1 8, 360

6 44, 240

1 7, 040

1 7, 240

2 14, 280

3
2
1
2
1
1
7
3
1
13
9
1
2
2
2
4
3
1
1
9

22,320
15, 480

7,240
14, 480

7,040

7,840
61,680
21,120

7,640
94, 720
68, 160

7,040
14, 880
14, 080
15.280
30. 560
22, 720

7,040

7,440
61, 968

1
8
1
9

10

21
2
1
1
3

14
6

29
2
1
8
6
2
3
3
1

7,440

60,520

7,040

65, 960
72,800

162,440

14, 880
7,240
8.040

23,320
104, 260

43, 040
206, 160

14,240
7,040

67, 120

3.5, 200

15, 280
21, 920
21. 120

7,440

66, 960

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

2 $16,720

1
4
1
1
2
3
1
2
27
41
1
1
6
2
6

8,360

34,0(0

9, 160

9, 360

16, 920
25, 880

8.760
17,920
230, 920
354, 560
9, 360
8, 760
51, 360

17, 920
45, 600

18, 720
,59, 520
283, 080
8,360
42, 400
76, 720
89, 000
8, 560
8,760
8,760
8, ,';60
8,960
8, 360

16, 920
8,360

17,320

17, 720
8. 660
8. 360
8. 660
8. 360

17.120
17, 320

8,760
17, .520
8,760
43, 600
8, 360
8,360
8, 560

16, 020

17, 920
16, 920
35, 440

8,560

4 29, 360

1 7, 040

1 7, 240

2 14, 480

3

2
1
2
1
1
7
4
1

12
10
2
2

21, 920
15.480

7.240
14.880

7,040

7.840
62.880
28.160

7.840
86. 880
7.5, 200
14.480
14,880

8,040

30, 560

22, 720

7,040

7,440

72, 000

7,040

7,440

62, 480

7,040

43, 440

44, 040
139, 760

14, 880
14, 480
8,040
23,320

104, 660
35, 400

180, 320
14, 480
7,040
22, 320
64, 160
1.5, 480
22, 120
14,280
7,440
69, 920

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

439

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Genetal schedule grades— Continued

GS-12. Ranpe $7.n40 to $3,040— Con.

Personal assistant

Personnel officer

Placement olficet

Planning adviser

Policy assistant

Policy liaison officer

Policy reports officer

Position classifier

Post management assistant.

Press officer

Procedures analyst

Procurement officer

Program analysis officer

Project director

PulDlic opinion analyst

Realty officer

Records management officer

Regulations officer

Reports officer

Scientific linguist.

Secretarial assistant

Security officer

Special agent

Special projects officer

StJlfT assistant

Staff officer

Statistician .-

Technical adviser...

Training officer.-

Translator reviewer

Treatv adviser

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Archivist

Area officer

Assistant administrative officer

Assistant chief

A.ssistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of section

Assistant despatch agent.

Assistant to chief of staff

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Biographic analyst

Budget analyst

Budget examiner

Ceremonial officer.

Chief documentation group

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Chief of unit

Classification officer

Committee officer

Communication facilities specialist-
Conference administrative officer...
Confidential assistant to adminis-
trator

Contract officer

Divisional assistant

Editor

Employee relations officer..

E valuator

Financial economist

Fiscal and procedural analyst

Foreign affairs analyst

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign management analyst

Gr.aphics designer

Historian

Information specialist

Intelligence research specialist

Intelligence services assistant

International administrative officer.

International economist

International relations officer

Interpreter

Legal assistant

Legislative assistant

Lend lease specialist..

Liaison officer..

Librarian

Organization and methods examiner

Personal assistant

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Post management assist^mt

Procurement officer

Project director

Public opinion analyst

Publication and printing specialist..

Purchasing agent

Realty officer

Records management specialist

Recruitment officer

Reference officer

Registrar

Reports officer

Research psychologist -

Research specialist

Review translator

Reviewer _

1953 actual

Num- Total
bef salary

$8, 040

58,920

14,080

7,040

7,040

7,840

14. 480

22,520

7,040

16,080

31,160
7,540

22.920
7, 840

15,280

15, 080
7,440
7,040

22, ,=^20
7.040

64,160

29,360

7,440
7,040
7,040
7,040
14,280
8,040
7,240

2 11,880
7 43,180
2 12, 080

6,140

5,940

25,160

6.140

6,940

5.940

0,140

42,980

24,160

3
2
1
1
20
1
3
3
2
5

1
2
1
4
1
9
1
7

18

21
1
1
4

11
6

20
6
2
1
9
7

18,220
11,880
6,140
6,340
125,600
6,140
19,220
17,820
13.280
30,100

5,940
12, 880

6,940
24,360

5,940
55,460

5,940
46, 180
107, 920
129, 140

6,940

6,140
26,960
67. 640
37,440
121,000
36. 0(0
12, 080

6.940
56,060
44,980

5,940
6,940
6,940
37, 440
43,580
11,880
66, 810
30,900

18, 620
6,140

19, 220
5,940

20,800
6,940
6,940
6,940

25,760
6,940
6,340
6,540

18,020
6,140

18,820

70,940
6,340

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $8,040
7 62, 480
1 7,040

1
1
2
1
2
1
3
1
3
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
10
6
1
2
1
1
1
2
1
1

2
1
3
1
1
1
1
7
4
1
4
2
1
1
20

7.840
7.440

14.880
7.240

14.080
8,040

22,920
7,640

22, 720
8,040
7,440
8,040
7,640

21,320

22.320
7.040

71.600

38.200
7.040

14.680
7.240
7.040
7.040

14.880
8.040
7,440

7 43. 780
1 6.140

12. 080

6.140

18.420

6.340

6.140

6,140

6.140

44.180

24.160

.5,940

24,160

12,280

6,140

6,340

126,000

31,600

5,940

13,280

30, 100

6.140
6.940
6.940

18.420
5,940

61, 400

40,440
107, 920
121. 800

17, 820
6,140

25,960
74. 6S0
1&820
157,440
30,300

18, 620
5,940

43, 780

45, 180

5,940

6.140

6,940

37,440
24,960
18. 020
48,520
24,760

5,940
18. 020
5.940
26,940
6,140
6,940
5.940
25,160

1

6,340

1

6.340

1

6.540

1

6,540

2

12,080

1

6,140

2 12,880
10 66, 000
1 6,340

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040
5 38, 400
1 7, 040

7,440
7,440
7.240
7.040
8.040
7,040

15, 480

8,040

7,440

8,040

7,640

21,320

36,400

7,040

71,600

38,200

7,040

14,680

1 7, 040

1 7,640

1 8, 040

1 7,440

6
1
2
2
1
3
1
1
1
1
7
2
1
4
1
1
1
20

37,840
6.140

12.880

12, 050
6.140

18.420
6.340
6,140
6.140
6.140

44,180

12,080
5,940

24, 160
6,340
6,140
6,340
126,000

19,220
6,940
6,940

24,160

6,140

1 5, 940
10 61, 400

33.700

89.100

67 740

5.940

6,140

25,960

49. 920

18.820

139. 620

30,300

12,680

37 640

46, 180

5,940

6, 140

6,940

18,020
19, 020
18, 020
36,640
24,760

1 5, 940

2 12, 080

2 12, 080
1 6,140

1 6, 940
3 19, 220

2 12,880
8 52, 520
1 6,340

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Salary analyst

Scientific linguist

Security control cryptanalyst

Security officer...

Special agent

Special projects officer

Statistician

Supervising purchasing agent

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Training officer

Translator

Translator reviewer... _.

Treaty adviser

Treaty analyst

Visa technician

Visual information specialist

GS-10. Range $5,500 to .$6,250:

Assistant chief of section... __

Chief of section

Communications supervisor.

Personal assistant -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to'$5,810:

Adjudicator

Administrative assistant.

Administrative management as-
sistant

Administrative officer

Agent in charge

Allowance analyst

Archivist

Assistant administrative officer

Assistant chief

Assistant chief of section..

Assistant chief of unit

Assistant regulations officer...

.\ttorney adviser

Biographic analyst

Budget analyst

Budget examiner

Chief of message center

Chief of section..

Chief of unit

Committee officer

Communication and records analyst.

Communications supervisor

Conference administrative officer

Consular assistant

Correspondence assistant

Development cryptographer

Documents officer

Employee counselor

E valuator

Exhibits assistant

Export assistant

Field coordinator

Fiscal accountant and auditor

Fiscal officer--

Foreign affairs analyst

Foreiim affairs officer

Foreign management analyst.

General property and supply officer.

General supply officer

Government accountant.

Graphics designer

Historian

Information specialist

Intelligence research specialist

Intelligence services assistant

Intelligence staff officer.

International administrative officer.

International economist

International relations officer

Intern trainee

Legal assistant

Liaison a,ssistant

Liaison officer

Librarian

Licensing officer

Organization and methods analyst..
Organization and methods examiner.

Personal assistant

Personal assistant to assistant secre-
tary

Personal secretary

Personnel assistant

Persoimel officer

Photographer

Placement officer

Policy assistant

Policy reports officer

Position classifier

Post management analyst

Post management assistant

Press officer..

Procurement officer

Production cryptographer.

Property and supply officer

Public opinion analyst

Publication and printing specialist.

Purchasing agent

Quota control officer.. _ _._

Eeeruitment officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$6, 940

18, 020

6,940

6,940

12,680

1
1

2
2
1
4
3
1
4
1

3
4
9
1

7

7
14

11
1
2
6
2
1
3
1
1
3
6
2
6
2

15
6
4
1
3
2
1
1
1
1
2
3
3
1
2
1
1

20
9
3
1
1
1
4
5

10

34
3
1
2
1
7
1
3
1
1
6
2
1

10
6

1
1
1
4
1
4
1
4
1
1
2
1
2
2
2
2
1
5
1

6,140
6,140

13,080
11,880

6,940
27,560
18,220

6, 140
25,560

6,340

17,000
23,000
54,750
.5, 625
40,875

38,045
73,090

6. 185

59,285

5,810

10. 995

28. 425

10, 370

5,310

16,055

5,685

4,740

16,180

30, 985

10,680

30, 360

10, 870

80,776

,33,110

20,365

,5,810

16,680

10,995

5,685

5,186

6,060

,5,310

11,620

1,5,930

17,055

5,185

10,995

6,310

5,060

106, 469

48,415

15,930

6,185

6,060

6,435

20.365

25.926

61. 976

176. 640

15. 680
5.185

10,620
5,060

36,645
6,060

16. 430
5,185
6,560

26,800
10. 620
5.185
52,350
26, 425

5,810

5,435

6,810
20, 740

5,560
21,490

5,060
21,280

6,060

5,060
10, 995

6,185
10, 495
11,370
10, 370
10, 496

6,060
25, 425

5.560

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,940
12, 080

6,940
19,020
12,880

6,140

2
2
1
4
3
1
4
1

1

5
7
1
7

7
14

6,140

12,280
12,080

6,140
27,560
18, 820

6,340
26,160

6,340

5,760
29,250
42,750

5,626
41,626

38,045
73, 466

5,310
49,040

5,810
10, 995
28,425

6,310

6,310
10, 745

5,810

16,180

31,610

6,660

15,180

10, 870

54,725

33,235

10, 120

5,810

16, 805

10, 995

5,810

5,186

6,060

5,310

5,810

16,180

17, 065

6,185

11,120

5,060
91, ,520
62, 970
26, 550
10, 370
6,060
5,435
6,185
20,740
73, 340
110, 325
15, 430
5,186
10,620
10. 245
49,540

16, 430

5,310

5,685

25,800

10, 120

6.060

37,420

26,050

5,810
6,060
5,935

20,740
5,660

27,300
5,186

10, 745
6,060
6,060
6,810
5,310

10, 495

16, 430

5,436
5,060
30, 986
5,685
6,185

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,940
12,080

6,940
19,020
12,880

6,140

1
3
1

4
3
1

4
1

1
5
6
1

7

7
10

1

4
1
2
6
1
1
2
1

6,140

6,140
18,020

6,140
27,560
18,820

6,340
26,160

6,*40

6,750
29,250
37,000

5,625
41, 625

38,045
67, 910

5,310
21,990

5,810
10,995
28,425

6,310

,5,310
10, 745

5,810

2
4
' 1
3
2
10
4

1
13
9
4
1
1

1
1
11
11
3

10, 370
21,490
6,660
15,180
10, 870
64,725
22,365

1 5,810

2 11,245
1 5,810
1 6, 810

5,310

3 16,180

3 17,066

1 6,185

2 11,120

5,060

70,280

47,290

21,240

6.185

5,060

6,185
6.310
67, 910
57, 975
16, 430

1 6, 435

2 10, 245
7 39, 170

16, 430
6,310
5,685
6,060

10, 120
5,060

37,420

26, 050

6,810
5,060
6,935
5,185
5,660
5,935
5,185
6,310

6,060
5,810
6.310
6,060
16, 430

6,435

2 10, 370
1 6, 685
1 M85

440

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

SALARIES AND EXPENSES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, State — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810— Con.

Registration assistant

Reports assistant

Research analyst

Research assistant

Reviewer

Scientific linguist

Secretarial assistant

Secretary..

Security control cryptanalyst

Shorthand reporter.. _

Space planning analyst

Special agent

Special assistant

Special projects ofQcer..

Statistician

Superintendent of diplomatic pouch

unit

Supervisor passenger traffic officer..

Survey statistician

Training officer --.

Training specialist

Translator

Transportation specialist

Treaty analyst

Treaty procedural officer

Visa technician

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $.3,795 to $4,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4..565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range M,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to.$3,680

OPG-6. Range $2,974 to $3,4.54

CPC-I. Range $2,760 to $3,230 .-

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946, as amended (22
U. S. C. 801-116,8):
Foreign Service officer:

Career minister $14,300. . .

Class 1. Range $12,800 to $14,.30O.-..

Class 2. Range $11,130 to $12,700

Class 3. Range $9,300 to $11.030

Class 4. Range $6,963 to $8,863

Class 5. Range $5,313 to $6,713.

Class 6. Range $3,993 to $5.093.

Foreign service reserve officer;
Class 1. Range $12,800 to $14,300....
Class 2. Range $11,130 to .$12.700..-.
Foreign service staff officer:

Class 1. Range $9.9,50 to $11.130

Class 2. Range $9,130 to $10,250

Class 3. Range $8,491 to $9,441

Class 4. Range .$7,689 to $8,649

Class 5. Range $7,095 to $8,115

Class 6. Range $6,501 to $7,401.

Class 7. Range .$5,907 to $6,807

Class 8. Range $5,313 to .$6,213

Class 9. Range $4,719 to $5,619

Class 10. Range $4,323 to $5,223

Class 11. Range .$3,927 to $4,647

Class 12. Range $3,531 to $4,251

Ungraded positions at anntial rates:
Rates less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental. . .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Other payments for personal services:

Payments to other agencies for reim-

bm-sable details...

All personal services, departmental-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 810

5,560

15, 180

10, 095

47.915

10, 120

10. 879

37, 670

5.436

60. 790

10. 620

5.186

11,495

21,365

5,810

11,996

5.810

5.810

5,940

38. 920

11,120

6.560

6,810

21.490

198, 366

1
2
1
1
1
7
2

1

1

4

39

696

2. 678. 901
231 963,714
808

3, 013, 642
762

2, 629, 083
570

1, 800, 036
55 163,214

1
1
1
6
3
3
69
164
2

5,005
4,650
4.240
18, 375
10. 720
10,282
183,710
416.838
5,190

127, 670
212, 800
256 764
303, 690
370, 127
102, 634
10, 163

1 13. 200
1 11, 850

94 344,304

5,373

28. 380, 340
216.8

1, 139, 843

5. 167. 2

27, 240. 497

194. .309
30, 208
116,714
100, 646

225, 824
47, 173

16,240

27.971.611

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 810

6,685

16, 430

17,055

48. 790

5,060

5,436

38, 170

6,660

46.000

6.310

5,310

11, 495

10, 495

32, 929

1 5, 810

2 11.996
1 6,810

6,940

38, 920

11,120

6.660

5,810

26, 925

191, 685

1

7
2
1
1
6
38
651

2, 495, 940
199 829,107
690

2, 616, 786
653

2, 210, 839
462

1,471.680
45 133, 214

1

5,065

1
4
4
2
56
133

4,240
14. .340
14, 254
6,828
171,110
375, 374

127, 670
229, 600
188. 550
278. 370
355. 838
87. 696
16, 213

2 23,700

21 . 080

77. 260

36,124

23. 646

22. 785

33. 687

25. 251

6. 033

9,798

31,101

32. .537

3,661

78 289,862

4,790

26. 001, 890
497.3

2, 699, 662

4. 292. 7

23, 302, 328

148. 271
23. 061
89.060
87, 346

186, 370
40,000

15, 000

23.891.426

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 685

10. 370

11,245

48, 790

5,060

5, 435

38. 170

5,660

40,045

1 6.310

2 11.495
2 10. 496
4 22, 059

1
2
1
1

1

7

2

1

1

6

33

465

2

169

606

2, 325, 936
548

1,864,694
404

1, 291, 330
42 123, 444

6.810

11,996

6.810

5.060

5.940

38. 920

11.120

5,560

6.810

26, 925

165. 835

.194.076
706, 517

1

5, 065

1
3
3
1
46
113

4.240
10, 605
10, 720
3. 454
144. 260
320, 602

127, 670
229.600
188. 550
239. 280
341.912
76. 069
15.213

21.080

58. 800

35. 124

23. 546

22. 785

33. 687

18. 984

6. 033

9.798

26. 538

32. 637

3,651

71 266, 359

4,124

22, 763, 626
126.1

691.064

3, 997. 9

22, 062, 461

148. 000
22. 214
80. 000
87, 641

181,538
40, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Dispatch agent ,

Special agent in ch.arge ,

GS-13. Range $8..360 to $9,360:

Assistant dispatch agent...

Chief of branch

Dispatch agent

Security olTicer

Special agent in charge

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Passport agent

Security officer...

Special agent

Special agent in charge

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;

Assistant dispatch agent

Special agent

Special agent in charge...

GS-10. Range $5..500 to $6,260;

Passport agent

OS-9. Range $5,060 to .$5,810:

Assistant dispatch agent

Assistant passport agent

Diplomatic pouch expediter

Export assistant

Purchasing agent

Special agent

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,.545....

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160..-.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,4.30..

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230- . - -

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,662 to $3,032

Foreign Service:
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended
(22 U. S. C. 801-11,58):
Chief of mission:

Class 1. $25,000

Class 2. $20,000 ,

Class 3. $17.000

Class 4. $15.000 .,

Foreign Service officer:

Career minister, $14,300

Class 1. Range $12,8)0 to $14,300

Class 2. Range $11,130 to $12,700

Class 3. Range $9,130 to $11,0.30

Class 4. Range $6,963 to $8,863

Class 5. Range $5,313 to .$6,713

Class 6. Range $3,993 to $5,093. ,

Foreign Service reserve officer:

Class 1. Ranse $12,800 to $14..30n

Class 2. Range $11,130 to $12.700

Class 3. Range $9.1.30 to $11,030

Class 4. Range $6,963 to $8,863. _

Class .5. Range $5,313 to $6,713

Class 6. Range $3,933 to $6,093..

Foreign Service staff offc?r:

Class 1. Range $9,9.10 to $11,130

Class 2. Range $9,230 to $10,250

Class 3. Range $8,481 to $9,441...

Class 4. Range $7,689 to $8.649

Class 5. Range .$7,095 to $8,115

Class 6. Range $6,501 to $7,401

Class 7. Range $5,907 to $6,807

Class 8. Range $5,313 to $6,213

Class 9. Range $4,719 to $5,619

Class 10. Range $4,323 to .$5,223

Class 11. Range $3,927 to $4,647.

Class 13. Range $3,531 to $4,251

Class 13. Range $3,160 to $3,870

Class 14. Range .$2,790 to $3,510

Class 15. Range .$2,610 to .$3,160

Class 16. Range $2,430 to .$2,790

Class 18. Range $2,070 to $2,430

Consular agent:

Class 1. $1,040 .-..

Class 2. $7*0

Class 3. $620

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates less than .$6,060

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses.... .

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600
1 10, 400

1
1
1
1
4

2
1
17
14

1

22

1

8. 360
9. 360
8,960
8.360
33, 640

15, 480
7,040

124. 680
105, 660

6.940

137,080

6, 940

17, 625

17, 180
27, 920
5,560

16, 430
21,115
72, 840
87, 120
72. 145

146. 600

273. 200

118, 170

5,820

1 3, 534

7 21, 490
12 31,824

12 300.000

18 360.000

19 332. .500
22 330, 000

5 71, .500

68 918,300
114

1, 331, 9.30
197

1, 915, 160
203

1, 521, 326
263

1, 480, 978
233

1,105,469

26 343,900

.59 68.5,453

,53 517, .590

41 328,713

15 87.295

4 17,972

43 452.330

69 567. 950
82 726. 191
88 703.752
87 633, ,575

161

1, 082, 792
205

1, 255, 430
250

1,391,069
330

1, 631, 681
364

1,640,612
764

3,116,091
1.125

4, 099, 802
712

2, 316, 173
21 62. 070

6
19

;,226

2.730
2.430
1.960

6.240
3.900
9,880

12,217

40, 815, 766
81.7

1964 estimate

Nimi- Total
ber salary

1 $10. 600
1 10. 400

8,360
9,360
8,960
1,360

4 34, 240

2 15,480

1 7,040

20 146,000

15 114,800

1 6, 940

24 150,360

3 17, 625

3

5

1

3

4

13

20

17

38

75

35

1

17, 430

27, 800

5, 686

16, 430

21, 240

70, 280

92, 220

72, 270

140, 555

258, 085

112,610

2,090

1 3, 534
7 21, 490
11 29, 192

13 326, 000

20 400.000

16 280,000

23 346,000

6 71, 500
62 852, 152
118

1, 402, 996
186

I, 844, 628
191

1, 467, 196

204

1, 456. 515
4
1, 002, 442

26 345,9.30

,54 641,983

44 437.821

33 271. .308

13 77, 269

5 22, 165

43 462, 180
54 632,620
85 769,424
93 752, 340
79 583, 173
162

1, 108, 077
205

1, 280, 148
237

1, 348, 460
335

1, 681, 420
387

1, 770, 579
776

3, 222, 139
1,089

4, 039, 413
656

2, 164, 726
24 73, 416

1 2, 010

6 6, 240

5 3. 900

19 9, 880

6,764

7, 965, 527

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 600
1 10, 400

8,360
9,360
8,960
8,360
34, 240

2 15,480

1 7, 040

20 146, 000

16 114,800

1 6, 940

24 160,360

3 17,625

2

5

1

3

3

13

20

17

37

74

35

1

11,620

27, 800

5,685

16, 430

16, 055

70, 280

92, 220

72, 270

136, 895

264, 670

112,610

2,990

1 3, ,534
7 21,490
11 29,192

13 325, 000

20 400,000

16 280, 000

23 345,000

4 67, 200
69 812,952
111

1, 321, 840
178

1, 766, 188
176

1, 347, 252
236

1, 370, 963
197

967, 691

24 320, 600
45 535,400

45 444,851
29 239, 166
12 71, 966

6 22, 165

33 357,600

46 463,620
76 689,735
86 686,748
71 526, 333

148

1,013,283
188

1, 174, 858
207

1, 177, 720
291

1, 458, 074
318

1,458,122
668

2, 766, 626
862

3, 194, 430
635

1, 762, 476

17 61, 606

1 2, 010

6 6, 240

6 3. 900

19 9, 880

7, 404, 606

11,597 10,198

40,449,903 t 36,247,241
996. 4 I

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

441

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field— Continued
Add terminal leave in excess of lapses. .-

Num- Total
her salary

$168, 492

Num- Total
her salary

$3, 080, 670

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $233,074

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

303.1

1,372,652

5, 750. 6

31, 766, 501
6,081.6

7,845,105

21,677
147, 720

64,919

16. 477

8. 316, 738

1,041,248

277.8

1.290,798

6, 145. 8

28,933,077
6,177

7,146,358

15,000
132,664

49, 106

14, 733

7,436.432

931. 034

296.6

1, 378, 769

4, 828. 7

Local rates

27. 769, 626
5, 073. 7

Other positions: Temporary employ-

7, 331, 920
15, COO

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and iioliday pay

Nightwork dUlerential

134, 195

48,181
14,455

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

7, 296, 358
913, 497

All personal services, field

60,583,037

45, 948, 202

44, 902, 001

01 Personal services

78, 554, 648

69,839.628

67. 638, 755

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

57, 221, 750
21,332,898

51,094,961
18, 744, 667

48, 934, 288

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

18, 604, 467

GOVERNMENT IN OCCUPIED AREAS

Government in Occupied Areas, State

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification 1!

53 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

6, 037

2

6,471

4,671
1

4,064

3,606

1

3,341

Average salaries and grades:
Oeneral schedule grades:

$5, 795
QS-8.3

$6. 669

rso-1.6

$11. 403
FSR-2.1

$5,379

rss-8.7

$1,441

$5,744
C,ii-S.2

$6. 720
FS 0-^.6

$11,418
FSR-2.2

$5,372
FSS-8.8

$1,653

$5,900

Average grade .

OS-8.4

Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice .\ct of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:

$6,909

FSO-4.4

Foreign Service reserve officer:

$11,223

Average grade .

FSR-2. 3

Foreign Service staff:

$5. 400

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Foreign countries
(local rates) : Average salary ....

FSS-8.8
$1, 672

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions . i

14,037,310

11,293

58,087

299,121

$11,339,047

8. .500

47, 656

288,984

$9, £06. 406

8.500

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates

39.520
2:S0. 461

Total personal service obligations.. .

14,405,811

11,684,187

9.784,890

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

11,880,402

1,533,625

863. 921

575, 135

1, 796, 963

33, 262

1. 292, 748

1, 173, 945

623. 756

290. 311

6,224,214

1.424

2.743

61.582

9, 530, 324

1, 227, 982

600, 612

397, 389

1, 143, 335

24. 500

752, 420

656. 075

442, 795

193, 970

3,428,684

1,200

1,714

150,000

7, 924, 730

02 Travel .

1,038,935

03 Transportation of things

439, 945

418,615

05 Rents and utility services -

1,091,356

21, 690

480, 600

Services performed by other agencies.

420, 596
366, 526

09 Equipment

60, 473

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

3,083,696
1.200
1 578

150, 000

26,354,031

18,561,000

15, 500, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

2,625,409
641, 793
317, 097

2,153,863
446, 272
283, 555

1 860 160

02 Travel... J '

550, 220

03 Transportation of things-

214, 261

OBLioATiONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other .4ccom«(s— Continued

04 Communication services

$679, 323
760, 338
108, 798
483,264
336, 324
628,020
176, 017
926
678

$510, 973

736,766

102,355

337, 739

217,902

507,883

79, 072

900

606

$518, 297

737, 289

06 Printing and reproduction

63, 616
287, 311

Services performed by other agencies.
OS Supplies and materials

116,948
419 963

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

37,060
90O
668

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

6,656.987

6,377,885

4.805,592

Total obligations .

32,910,018

23,928,885

20,305,592

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Deputy director _.

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy director

Director

European integration adviser

Foreign affairs officer.

International economist-

Office director. _

Special assistant

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy director

Executive director

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign management analyst

International economist

International information officer

International relations officer

Staff assistant

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Foreign affairs officer-..

Foreign affairs specialist

Foreign information specialist

International economist

International relations officer

Organization and methods examiner-
Policy information officer.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Cultural affairs officer

Foreign affairs officer..-

Foreign management specialist

Internationa] economist

International finance officer

International finance specialist

International relations specialist

Legal assistant

Organization and methods examiner .

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,9)0:

Administrative officer

Foreign affairs officer

Information and editorial specialist-
International economist -

Organization and methods examiner.
Social scientist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Budget examiner

Foreign alTairs analyst

Foreign affairs officer

Foreign management analyst..

International relations analyst

Secretary.-

Supervisor

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4. ,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430...- -

Grades established by the Foreign
Service .\ct of 1946, as amended
(22 U. S. C. 801-1168):

Foreign Service officers:
Class 1. Range $12,800 to $14,300:
Director

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses —

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52.week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

AU personal services, departmental

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 200

11,550
11,050
10, 800
10. 800
10, 800
22, 850
23,100

9.600
9,800
9,600
9.800

61,000
9,800

29, 400
9,800

16, 920
16, 720
8,360
8. 960
.34. 740
16, 720
9,160

7,040
7,440
7,040
14, 080
7,040
7,240
7,040
8.040
7,040

6,940
24,160
5.940
6. HO
5.940
6,940

23
20
14

6.436

28.550

6.060

5,435

5, 435

6 310

39, 710

31, 735

88,840

65. 736

43, 140

1 14, 300

141

7

831, 275
37, 122

134 794, 153

3,765
3,197

6,242

134 807,347

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 400

11,800
11,050
10, 800
21,600
10, 800
23.100
11,800

1 9. 600
1 10, 000

1 9, 800

2 20. 000

19, 400
10,000

17, 720
16, 720
8,360
9,160
34, 740

7.040
7,440
7,040
7,240

1 7, 240

1 7, 240

1 8, 040

1 8, 040

30,700
5,940
6.140
6.940
6,940

5,810
5.435
16. 555
6,185
5,436

39. 845
21, 8.50
74. 575
59. 870
37.490

1 14, 300

116 680. 180
3 16. 999

113 663. 181

2,600
2,616

6,000

113 673,297

1965 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$12,400

11,050
10, 800
21,600
10,800
23,100
11,800

9,600
10, 000

9,800
20,000

9,600
10, 000

9,360
16, 720
8,360
9,160
34, 740

7,040

7,040
7,240

7,240
7,240
8,040
8,040

24,560
6,940

6,940
5,940

5,810
6,435
10, 870
6,185

6
5
15
15

26, 730
21, 850
59, 425
49, 865
25,130

1 14, 300

94 568,750
4 20,844

2,500
2,190

5,000

90 667,696

442

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

GOVERNMENT IN OCCUPIED AREAS— Continued
Government in Occupied Areas, State — Continued

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEBViCES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Nnm

Total

Nimi- Total

Num

- Total

Field:

ber

salary

ber salary

ber

salaiy

General scliedule grades:

OS 7 Range $4,205 to $4,955 -

2

$8,536

2 $8, 660

2

$S, 660

GS 4 Ranee $3 175 to $3,655

I

3,175

1 3,255

1

3,255

Grades established by Public Law 207,

S3d Cong:

U. S. Member, Board for Validation

1 14, 800

1

14,800

Grades established by the Foreign

Service Act of 1946, as amended (22

U. S. C. 801-1158):

Chief of mission:

Class 1. $25.000

2

50,000

2 60,000

2

50,000

Foreign Service officers:

Career minister $14,300

1

14, 300

1 14, 300

1

14. 300

Class 1. Range $12,800 to $14,300..-.

9

120, 300

8 107, 900

8

107, 900

Class 2. Range $11,130 to $12.700....

15

173, 040

14 163,740

16

184, 030

Class 3. Range $9,130 to $11,030

22

208, 360

22 213,560

IS

174, 340

Class 4. Range $6,963 to $8,863

22

159,024

24 177, 912

22

162, 786

Class 5. Range $5,313 to $6.713

44

240, 672

51 282, 963

46

255. 545

Class 6. Range $3,993 to $5,093

71

319. 103

68 310,698

55

255, 289

Foreign Service reserve officers:

Class 1. Range $12,800 to $14,300....

8

107, 100

6 81, 500

6

81,500

Class 2. Range $11,130 to $12,700...,

32

371,640

23 269,450

16

188, 140

Class 3. Range $9,130 to .$11,030

2

18,860

1 10, 030

3

28,590

Class 4. Range .$6,963 to $8.863

2

15, 426

2 15, 726

2

15, 726

Class 5. Range $5,313 to $6,713

1

6,713

1 6, 713

1

6,713

Class 6. Range $3,993 to $5,093

1

4,793

1 4,793

1

4,793

Foreign Service staff officers and em-
ployees:
Class 1. Range $9,950 to $11,130

28

294, 440

21 221, 210

20

210, 360

Class 2. Range $9,230 to $10,250

62

696, 680

40 389,180

34

331, 640

Class 3. Range $8,481 to $9,441

71

628, 959

38 342,678

25

226, 185

Class 4. Range $7,689 to $8,649

51

408, 939

38 308,262

27

220,083

Class 5. Range $7,095 to $8.115.

64

470, 988

50 368,790

32

236, 760

Class 6. Range $6,501 to $7,401

68

456,119

59 398,319

43

289, 443

Class 7. Range $5,907 to $6,807

79

481,413

60 366,840

42

266, 654

Class 8. Range $5,313 to $6,213

60

275, 730

38 211,974

25

140, 385

Class 9. Range $4,719 to .$5,619

66

319,335

54 266,446

37

183, 063

Class 10. Range $4,323 to $5,223

77

340,217

52 231,312

36

160, 284

Class 11. Range $3,927 to $4,647

137

550, 479

125 504,315

92

371,964

Class 12. Range $3,531 to $4,251

272

983, 572

220 792,639

1V8

642,802

Class 13. Range .$3,150 to $3,870

130

418,203

60 194, 000

35

113,010

Class 14. Range $2,790 to $3 510

Ungraded positions (Americans).

3

8,970

1 3, 160

1

3,150

30

226, 000

20 150,000

20

160,000

4,474

6, 445, 156

3,451

5,708,943

2,664
4

,463,819

5,896

4,555

3,512

14, 725, 141

12,193,058

9, 545, 869

661

1

, 481, 984

605

1, 517, 192

262

587, 369

Net permanent, fleld (average num-

United States and possessions

3

11,054

4 26, 125

4

25,868

Foreign cotmtries:

United States rates

1,286

7,459,577

987

5,785,575

822

,925,728

4,046

5,772,526

2,959

4,864,166

2,424

i

,006,904

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

ment: Foreign countries:

United States rates

7,538

6,000

6,000

Regular pay in excess 52-week base

54,890

45, 040

37, 330

Payment above basic rates:

167, 472

142, 066

Nightwork differentia]

4,770

3,000

3,000

Living and quarters allowances

120,637

138,918

116,282

13,598,464

11,010,890

J, 227, 294

01 Personal services.

14,405,811

11,684,187

9,784,890

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

11.880.402

9, 630, 324

7, 924, 730

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

2,625,409

2,153,863

.,860,160

MISSIONS TO INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS

Missions to International Organizations, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

196
1

178

166

1

141

139

1

132

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classifleation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades:
Grades established by the Secretary of
State, equivalent to general sched-
ule grades:

$4, 792
GS-7.4

$2,887
CP03.4

$13, 950
FSO-l.O

$10,777
FSR-2.6

$4, 675
FSS-10.4

$2,306

$6, 397
QS-7.6

$2,967
CPC-3.5

$14, 300
FSO-l.O

$10. 860
FSR-2.5

$4, 186
rSS-11.2

$2, 306

$5, 651

Average grade

QS-7.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,834

CPC-3.4

Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended
(22 U. S. 0. 801-1168):
Foreign Service officers:
Average salary

.$14,300

Average grade

FSO-l.O

Foreign Service reserve officers:
Average salary

$11,732

FSR-1.5

Foreign Service staff officers and em-
ployees:
Average salary _ -

$4. 424

FSS-Il.l

Ungraded positions (locals overseas):

$2,405

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$1,024,350
8,828
3,812
73,038

$836, 125
8,000
3,187
60,188

$807, 415

10.000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

3, 125
59.960

Total personal service obligations...

1,110,028

907,500

880,500

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

1,095,673

25,945

14,215

66, 876

30,412

3,718

36,053

10,448

4,438

1,394

13, 500

907,600

27,600

12.900

69. 500

28,250

1.850

38,050

7,100

1, 4.')0

1.300

13. 500

880, 500

25,000

03 Transportation of things .

10,600

66,900

05 Rents and utility 'services . -

27,400

2,350

07 Other contractual services -.

34,200

9.450

09 Equipment

1,700

1.400

Undistributed _

13.500

Total direct obligations .

1,302,672
14, 355

1,099,000

1, 073, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

Total obligations

1,317,027

1,099,000

1,073.000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental:
Grades established by the Secretary of

State:
Range $12,000 or above:

U. S. Representative to U. N. and
U. S. Representative in Security
Council

Deputy U. S. Representative to
U. N

Deputy U. S. Representative in
Security Council

U. S. Representative In Economic
and Social Council

U. S. Representative In Trustee-
ship Council - -

Deputy U. S. Representative in
liisarmament Commission

Deputy U. S. Representative in

Interim Committee..

Grades established by the Secretary of

State equivalent to general sched-
ule grades:
aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Adviser on political and security
matters

Adviser on economic and social
affairs - -

Special assistant to U. S. Repre-
sentative to U. N

Secretary General

Deputy Secretary General

Director, office of public affairs

Chief, reporting and documenta-
tion division..

Chief, division of administrative

and conference services

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy Secretary General

Public affairs officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$26, 000

20, 000

17,500

17,600

17, 500

14, 300

28,600

3 32, 400

1 10,800

1 11,800

1 11, 800

10,800

1 10, 200
3 29, 800

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$26, 000

20,000

17,500

17,500

17, 600

3 32, 900
1 10, 800

1 11, 800
1 11,800

11,050

1 10, 400
3 30, 200

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$25, 000
20,000
17,500
17, 600
17,600

14, 300

33,200

10,800

11,800
11,800
10,800
11,050

10, 800

10, 800

30,400

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

443

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

Departmental — Continued
Grades established by the Secretary of

State equivalant to general sched-
ule grades — Continued
GS-U. Range $9,600 to $10,600— Con.

Adviser on political and security
matters- -- - -

Chief, reporting and documenta-
tion division.- -

Chief, division of administrative
and conference services

Chief, legal relations and protocol

staff

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief, division of admin-
istrative and conference services- -

Chief, reporting branch (Informa-
tion digest branch)

Special assistant to U. S. Repre-
sentative to U. N -

Adviser on political and security
matters

Adviser on economic and social

GS-12. Rang'e $7,040 to "$g',b4b':

Chief, reference branch -.

Reporter

Chief, communications and distri-
bution branch

Protocol officer

GS-11. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Public affairs officer

Assistant chief, communications

and distribution branch

Chief, services branch

Chief, budget and finance branch.—
Adviser, political and security mat-
ters

Assistant chief, reference branch

Reporter _

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Secretarial assistant

Assistant to Secretary General

Reporter

Chief, transportation and accommo-

dationsbranch

Administrative assistant

Shift chief, communications and dis-
tribution branch..

Analyst, reference branch

Documents officer

Public affairs officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.

Range $4,205 to $4,955

Range $3,795 to $4,545

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,655

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Range $2,750 to $3,230. -..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

GS-

GS-

GS-5.

GS-4.

GS-3.

GS-

Total permanent, departmental-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
Grades established by the Secretary of

State:
Range $12,000 or above:

United States Representative

Grades established by the Secretary of

State equivalent to general schedule

grades:

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

Grades established by the Foreign

Service Act of 1946, as amended

(22 U. S. C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officers:

FSO-1. Range $12,800 to $14,300---.
Foreign Service reserve officers:

FSR-1. Range $12,800 to $14,300...-

FSR-2. Range $11,130 to $12,700....

FSR-3. Range $9,130 to $11,030

FSR^. Range $6,963 to $8,863

FSR-6. Range $3,993 to $5,093

Foreign Service staff officers and em-
ployees:

FSS-1. Range $9,950 to $11, 130

FSS-2. Range $9,230 to $10,250

FSS-7. Range $5,907 to $6,807

FSS-9. Range $4,719 to $5,619

FSS-10. Range $4,323 to $5,223

FSS-11. Range $3,927 to $4,647

rSS-12. Range $3,531 to $4,251

rSS-13. Range $3,150 to $3,870

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,600
9,800

10,600
9,800

8,560
8,960
9,160

1954 estimate

7,640
22,720

7,040
7,040

5,940
6,940
5,940

5,940
6,140
5,940

20,240
5,810
6,185

16,530

10.120

10. 120

6,185

6,060

14, 610

63,000

60,000

96,000

51, 000

32, 000

9,210

7 21, 000
9 25, 200

155
15

855, 030
69. 108

140 785, 922

8,828
2,945
22,600

820. 196

1 14, 300

1 4, 955

1 4, 170

27, 900

27, 500

46, 680

9,730

8,463

4,593

11,130
9,710
6,447
10.158
9,366
16, 668
25, 797
13, 560

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,600
10,000
10,600
10,000

8,760
9,160
8,360

1955 estimate

7,840
22,720

7,240
7,240

5,940
6.940
6,140

6.140
6.340
5,940

20,490

2

2

1

1

2

13

13

24

11

9

2

4
4

21,060

10, 370

10.120

5,310

6,185

9,860

60,600

63.600

90,500

38, 280

29,500

6,140

12, 240
11,500

132

19

763, 465
109, 965

113 653, 600

8,000
2,600
20,000

681000

1 14, 300

1 4, 965

1 4, 170

14, 300

27, 900

47, 050

9,430

8,763

4,593

6,627
10,338
5,223
7,974
26, 397
10,410

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800

2
13
10
21
10
7
1

2
4

10,000

8,760
9,160
8,360
8,360
8,360
7,840

7,240
7,240

6,140
6,140
6,140

1 6, 340
4 20, 490

1 5, 060
3 16, 460

15.300

9,740
57,600
40.450
79. 410
36.450
23,410

2,910

6.070
10. 652

115 692. 062
7 39, 662

108 652, 400

10,000
2.500
26.500

690, 400

1 14, 300

14,300

28,100
23,700
9,730
8,863

6,807
5,619
5,223
4,047
23,586
3,390

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field—Continued
Ungraded positions Oocals, overseas)...

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $9, 222

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $9, 222

Num
ber

4

• Total
salary

$9,622

Total permanent, field

40 260, 349
3.5 21,921

33 211.652
5.8 29,027

24

1

162 242

7,227

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):

United States and possessions

Foreign countries:
United States rates

3 23,326

29. 5 205, 880

4 9, 222

867

60,538

2 19, 570

21.2 163,833

4 9, 222

687

40,188

2

17
4

18, 970

126,423

9,622

625

34,460

Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base _ . .
Payment above basic rates: Living and

All personal services, field

289,833

223,500

190.100

01 Personal services

1,110.028

907, 600

880,500

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

1,096,673
14, 355

907, 500

880, 500

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

AMERICAN SECTIONS, INTERNATIONAL
COMMISSIONS

American Sections, International Commissions, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

11
4
15

10

6

16

10
5
15

.A.verage salaries and grades:
Excepted schedule grades:

$7,230
GS-10.6

$7. 036
GS-10.2

$7,171

Average grade. . _ . .

GS-10 2

01 Personal services:

$78, 129
9,514

306
6,648

$71. 533
12, 363

269
9, 135

$73, 250

12,363
272

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

9.135

93. 597
9,135

180
1,141

349

12

4,729

635
1,093

135

93.300

10, 230

180

1,200

450

540

6,539

650

650

250

95. 020

02 Travel

9 360

180

04 Communication services

1,200

450

06 Printing and reproduction . .

540

4,800

6.50

09 Fquipment

650

16 Taxes and assessments

250

Total obligations

110,906

112, 889

113, 000

ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE,
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION,
AND WELFARE

Total number of permanent positions

6
1
6

7

7

7

7

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,845
GS-8.3

$3,374
CPC-5.0

$3,977
GS-6.0

$3,977

Average grade. .

OS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary...

Average grade

01 Personal services:

$30,033
3,300

60

$40,247

$40,247

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

,53

53

Total personal services

33, 393

6,880

266

1,103

350

98

1,558

6,132

5,822

53

40, 300

3,200

100

600

40, 300

02 Travel.

3,200

100

04 ComTniinic;^tinn tiprvicps

500

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction.

07 Other contractual services..

76

600

2,600

1,740

85

75
500

2,500

09 Equipment

16 Taxes and assessments

1,740
85

54,656

49,000

49,000

444

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

AMERICAN SECTIONS, INTERNATIONAL
COMMISSIONS— Continued

American Sections, International Commissions, State — Continued

OBLIGATIONS ET OBJECTS COUtiHUed

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO GEOLOGICAL SURVEY,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

U
1
14

14
1
14

14

1
14

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,565
QS-6.8

$4, 578
GS-6.8

$4,608

Average grade

GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

$57, 530
3,109

222

1,181

$.59, 000
3,300

200

$59, 000

Other positions

3,300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base-

200

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

62, 042

9,116

235

729

323

257

6,080

6,672

1,306

60

62,500

9,000

240

700

300

300

5,500

6,400

1,000

60

62, 500

02 Travel

9,000

240

04 Communication services..

700

300

300

5.500

6,400

09 Equipment

1,000

60

86,820

86,000

86,000

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

31

6

35

31

6

36

31

6

36

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule and excepted schedule
grades:
Average salary ..

$5, 637
GS-8.6

$3,374
CPC-5.0

$5, 422
OS-8.1

$5, 487

GS-8.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

01 Personal services:

$165, 692
15, 923

588
6,829

$170, 780
15, 663

622
9,135

$172. 497

15, 663

Regular pay in excess of 62-weeli

525

Payment above basic rates

9,135

Total personal services

189, 032

25, 131

681

2,973

1,022

367

12, 367

12, 339

8,221

248

196, 100

22, 430

620

2,400

760

915

11, 539

9,450

3,390

395

197, 820

21, 560

03 Transportation of things

520

2,400

750

915

07 Otiier contractual services

10, 800

9,450

09 Equipment

3,390

395

Total obligations

252, 381

247, 889

248, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Commissioner--

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Commissioner

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Engineer to the commission

Secretary

OS -12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Secretary

Assist:int to the commissioners -
GS-n. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Topographic engineer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Add terminal leave in excess of lapses..

Net permanent, field
number, net salary)

(average

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$11,800

10.600

8.360
9, 160

7,040
8,040

6,340
10, 240
4,045
3,910

11
0.6

79.535
1,406

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $11,650

1 10, 600

I 8. .560

1 9. 100

1 7, 040

6,340
6,620
4,045
7,445

10 70, 360

1,173

10.4 78,129 10 71,533 10 73,250

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $11, 800

1 10.600

1 8. 560

1 9,360

1 7, 240

6,540
5,620
4,295
7,695

10 71, 710

1,540

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF STATE— Continued

Field— Continued
Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base...
Payment above basic rates:

Num- Total
ber salary

$9. 514
306

252
5,396

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 363
269

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,363
272

Living and quarters allowance

9,135

9,135

93,597
62,042

93,300
62,500

95, 020

Add portion of salaries carried in Consol-
idated schedule. Geological Survey,
Department of the Interior

62,500

01 Personal services - - -

155, 639

155,800

157, 520

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-li. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Public health engineer

Num-
ber

1

1
1

Total
salary

$5,940

5,185
3,410

Num- Total
ber salary

Num-
ber

Total
salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Chemist

1 $5, 185
1 3.410
1 3, 335

1

1
1

$5, 185

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160 . .

3.410

GS-4 Range $3 175 to .$3 655

3, 335

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-5 Range $2 974 to $3 454

1

1
1

3,374

7,907
7,346

Cominissioned officer grades:

2 15, 404
1 7. 524
1 6. 252

2
1
1

15. 404

Full grade . .

7,524

6.252

6

0.7

33, 162
3,129

7 41,110
0.1 863

7
0.1

41, 110

863

Net permanent, field (average num-

5.3

30,033

3,300
60

6.9 40,247

6.9

40,247

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base...

53

53

All personal services, field

33, 393

40,300

40, 300

189, 032

196, 100

197, 820

INTERNATIONAL EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE
ACTIVITIES

International Educational Exchange Activities, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

206
195

194
187

191
186

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary , _ .

$5,191
GS-7.8

$5,280
GS-7.8

$5,383

GS-7.9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions -. -- - .

$1,011,119

$986, 499
784

3,939
13, 960

$1,000,216

1,154

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

4,105
11,288

3,965

Payment above basic rates .

12,917

1,026,512
29,107
1,702,111
1,230,811
11,831,464
2,654

1, 005. 182

33,120

1, 883. 522

1, 149, 742

10, 890, 934

2,500

1,018,242

38,234

1,849,330

Services performed by other agencies-
11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

1, 231, 890

10, 859, 804

2,500

Total obligations _

15,822,659

14,966,000

15, 000, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental;
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,S00 to $11,800:
Chief of staff

Num-
ber

1

1
1
1

1
5
1

1

Total

salary

$10, 800
10,800
11,800
11,050

10,200
48, 800
10, 600

8,660

Num
ber

1
1
1
1

1
5
2

Total
salary

$10. 800
10, 800
11,800
11,050

10,400
49, 000
20,200

Num

ber

1

1

1
1

1
5
2

Total
salary

$11,050
11,050

11,800

11,300

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

10, 400

49,800

20,200

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Associate chief of staff --

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

445

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Budget examiner...

Chief of branch _..

Evaluation officer

Foreign affairs officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

Administrative assistant

Budget examiner

Chief of branch

Evaluation officer.

Foreign affairs officer

Government accountant

Organization and methods examiner.
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant...

Administrative officer

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Foreign affairs officer

Government accountant

Information specialist

Reports officer

Training officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant...

Budget examiner

Contract specialist

Foreign affairs oITicer

Government accountant

Information specialist

Social science analyst

Transportation specialist

aS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

GS-3. Range $2,9!)0 to $3,430...

Total permanent, departmental...
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above baste rates: Overtime

and hoUday pay

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 560

13 111,480

1 8,360

5 43. 000

8,560

22,520

7,240

22,320

4 28, 760
1 7,640

1 7,240

5.940
6.140
6.140
5.940
79. 420
6.140
6.940
6.340
5.940

15. 930

5.810

99. 015

5,185

5,310

5,060

5,185

95, 510

17,055

116,245

111.470

61,400

206 1,069,405
11.2 88.286

194.8

1,011,119

4,105
11,288

1, 026, 512

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 560
13 111,880

43, 400
8,660

22,320
7,240

22,720
7,040

22, 520
7,640
7,440

6,140
6,140
6,140
5,940
66. 460
6.140
5,940

5,940

10. 245

6.060

6.810

105. 675

6.185

10. 995

5.185

5.310

79.565

21, 475

99, 945

124, 435

53, 350

194 1,024,345
7.2 37,846

186.8

7.84
3, 939

1,005,182

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 760
13 113, 880

8,560

22,720
7,440

22,920
7.040

22, 920
7,840
7.440

6,140
6.340
6,340
6.140
67.860
6.340
6,140

5,940

10, 4Q5
5,185
5,810

97,080
6,310

11,246
5,310
5.435

77. 110

21.850

98.660
130, 010

54, 470

191 1,028.130
5.2 27.914

185.8

1,000,216

1,154
3,955

1,018,242

INTERNATIOiNAL CLAIMS COMMISSION

International Claims Commission, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

26
1

22

39

1
27

39

1
19

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$5, 966
GS-8.9

$5,943
GS-9.2

$3,548
FSS-12.0

$1,200

$5,943

GS-9.2

Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended
(22 U. S. C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service staff officer:

$3,648

Average grade

FSS-12.0

Ungraded positions: Foreign countries
(local rates): Average salary

$1,200

01 Personal services:

$156,830
2,743

700

$129,852
4,100

800
24. 791

$108, 002

Other positions

3,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

800

Payment above basic rates

6.204

160,273

1,886

1,388

91

580

937

1,916

1,000

283

159, 543

32, 400

1,900

100

WO

1,300

6,460

118,006

02 Travel

23,044

900

05 Rents and utility services . . . .

60

06 Printing and reproduction

400

650

08 Supplies and materials

1,900

09 Equipment

300

168,353

202, 793

144,950

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $45, 000

1 11,050

1 10.800

2 22, 100

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Attorney-adviser

Business economist

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

1 $9, 600

1 $9, 600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Executive assistant

1 8,360
1 8,660

3 26,080

1 7, 040

4 29, 260

2 11,880
1 6, 060

3 26, 080

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Executive director

1 7,040

4 29, 260

OS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

2 12,280

2 11,880

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

1 5, 060

Attorney-adviser

2 10, 245

3 15, 805
2 8,535

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955...

2 8, 406

2 7, 590

3 11,230
3 10,005
1 2,950

2 8, 405

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

2 7, 590

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4.160

6 22, 585
2 6, 910

3 11,230

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

3 10,006

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

~ 1 2,950

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

26 182, 230
5 25, 400

23 129,100
5 32, 625

23 129, 100
13 51. 475

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

21 166, 830

2,743
700

18 96,475

4,100
500

10 77, 625

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

3,000

Regular pay in e-xcess of 52-week base...

600

All personal services, departmental.

160, 273

101, 075

81, 128

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Attorney.. . . .

1 9,600

2 16,080

1 6, 940

2 11,620

1 4, 693

1 4,323
1 3, 631
1 2, 790
6 7.200

1 9,600

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

2 16, 080

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 5, 940

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:
Attorney

2 11,620

Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service officers:
Class 6. Range .$3,993 to $6,093

1 4, 593

Foreign service staff officers and em-
ployees:
Class 10. Range $4,323 to $5,223 ....

1 4,323

Class 12. Range $3,531 to $4,251

1 3.531

Class 14. Range $2,790 to $3,610

1 2, 790

6 7,200

16 65.677
8 32,300

16 65. 677

Deduct lapses .. .

8 35, 300

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) :
Foreign countries:

5 29. 777

3 3,600

300

15,996
8,795

5 26, 777

Local rates

3 3,600

300

Payment above basic rates:

3,424

2,780

68, 468

36,881

160, 273

159, 543

118.006

ACQUISITION OF BUILDINGS ABROAD

Acquisition of Buildings Abroad, State

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Tot.al number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

49

59

1

68

59

47

67

Average salaries and grades:
Grades established by the Secretary of
State equivalent to general sched-
ule grades:

$7, 934
GS-12.3

$7,717
aS-12.0

$7, 869

Average grade

OS-12. 2

270200—54-

-29

446

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

ACQUISITION OF BUILDINGS ABROAD

Aquisition of Buildings Abroad, State — Continued

OBLIGATIONS ET OBJECTS COntiTlTied

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
Grades established by the Secretary of
State:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Deputy director (technical) _

Nura
ber

1

Total

salary

$10,800

Nura
ber

1

- Total
salary

$11,050

Num
ber

1

1

- Total
salary

$11,050

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Architect (design)

9.600

1
1

10.000
9,800

1

1
1
2
2
1
1
1

9.800

8.360
8. 560
10. 720
17. 120
8.560
8, 660
8,660

2

1

19.600

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

8.360

1

8,360

2
1

1
1

1

1

16. 720

Chief of branch .

1

8,560

8.360

8.560

8.660

8,560

OS-12, Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1

2

1

7,240
14, 480
7,240

7,040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

6,140
6.540
6,140

10.370
4,705

1

6.140

1

6,340

1

2

1

6,140

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

10. 370

GS 7 Range $4,205 to $4,955

1

4,455

4.705

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses.-

11
1

87, 276
2.307

17

131. 185
2.826

17
1

133. 765
3.000

Net permanent, departmental (av-

10

84.968

840
340

16

128.360

6.000
465

16

130, 765

Other positions: Temporary employ-

1,800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

460

All personal services, departmental.

86, 148

133,825

133. 025

Field:
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service staH oSScers and em-
ployees:
Class 2 Range $9,230 to $10,250

1

1

2

38

9.470
8.721
14.910
87.000

1

1

2

38

9.470

Class 3 Range $8,481 to $9,441

8.721

Class 5 Range $7,095 to $8,115

14. 910

Local employees

38

38
1

84.400

84.400
1.726

87. 000

42
1

120. 101
2.411

42

1

120. 101

Deduct lapses

4.326

Net permanent, field (average num-

Foreign countries:
United States rates

4

37

32,261

85, 429

600

9,235
1,750

4
37

30. 975

37

82,674

84.800

600

Payment above basic rates:

9.000

Additional pay for service abroad

1.700

All personal services, field

82, 674

129, 176

126. 976

01 Personal services -

168,822

263, 000

260.000

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER
COMMISSION, UNITED STATES AND MEXICO

Salaries and Expenses, International Boundary and Water Com-
mission, United States and Mexico, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

129
106

91

1

88

86

1

83

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,654
GS-6.4

$3. 372

CPC-5.0

$2,416

$5,282
GS-7.4

$3. 401

CPC-5.0

$3. 125

$5 412

GS-7.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 401

CPG-5.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3. 125

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$600,864
8,704

1,694
6,627

$437,932
6.600

1.649
5.530

$422, 132

6.600

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

1.649

5.530

616, 889
6, 866
6,910
7,045
1.239
1.344
8,613

16,340
3,198

29, 651
868

451.711
6, 250
1,200
6,700

435.911

02 Travel

6.250

1.200

04 Communication services

6.700

1,300
7,600
19, 964
4,400

1.300

07 Other contractual services . - -

7,600

19, 904

200

15 Taxes and assessments

876

875

Total obligations

696,953

500,000

480.000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Budget and finance officer

Counsel

Principal engineer (supervising)

Secretary - --- - -

GS-14. Range"$9,6bb to $10,600:

Hydraulic enguieer

Principal engineer (planning)

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer.

Chief, administrative services

Civil engineer

Headquarters superintendent of

construction and maintenance —

Procurement officer

GS-12. R.ange $7,040 to $8,040:

Civil engineer

Construction engineer.

Assistant headquarters superin-
tendent of construction and main-
tenance

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Attorney

Civil engineer —

Hydraulic engineer —

OS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Civil engineer

Hydraulic engineer... -_-

Personnel officer _

Purchasing agent..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

G.S-4. Range $3,!75 to $3,655

aS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,0,32

Ungraded positions at aimual rates:

Rates of $5,000 and above:

Commissioner.-

Ungraded positions at daily rate^:

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, field

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050
10. 800
10, 800

9,600
9,600

9,160
8,960

8,560

23,720
8,040

6,740
5,940
44.580
19.220

6.660
5.185
22.115
10. 245
5.685
11.620
78. 610
38.655
54.115
50.425
39. 160
31. 1.30
10.000

4.150
3.680
9.690
2,712

14, 300
4 9,665

129 693, 462

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,. 300

1 U.050

1 10. 800

1 10. 800

8.760
9.360
17. 320

9. 360
8,560

7,640

1 8, 040

1 6. 740

1 5, 940
8 51,120

2 12, 680

1
1
3
1
1
2

12
8
8

10
5
6
1

5.560

5.186

17.065

5.185

6.810

11.620

56.960

35.360

31.905

34.630

15,310

17.460

2,680

4,275

2 6, 460
1 2, 872

1 14, 300

2 6.250

91 477, 847

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,300
11,050
10,800
10, SOO

9,600

8.760
9.360
17,320

9,360
8,560

7,640

8,040

6.740

5.940

51. 120

12. 680

6,660

5,185

17, 055

5,186

5.810

11.620

56. 960

36.360

27. 870

31.135

12 360

11.800

2,680

4.275

6,460
2,872

14, 300

6. 2.'i0

86 461, 707

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

447

DETAIL OP PERSONAL sEHVicES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Deduct:

Num- Total
ber salary

24. 1 $89, 685

0. 4 2, 913

Num- Total
ber salary

4. 5 $39, 916

Num- Total
ber salary

4. 5 $39, 575

Portion of salaries sliown above paid

Net permanent, field (average

104.5 500,864

8.704
1,694

5,345
282

86. 5 437, 932

6,600
1,649

6,250
280

81. 5 422, 132

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

6,600

Resular pay in excess of 52-weel£ base...
Payment above basic rates:

1,649
5,250

Nightwork differential

280

516,889

451,711

435,911

Construction, International Boundary
United States and Mexico, State

and Water Commission,

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

INTERNATIONAL BO"NDARV AND WATER
COMMISSION

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

161

1

142

142

1

124

21

1
21

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary . - -

$4,335
QS-6.0

$2,855
CPC-3.8

$2, 406

$4,463
GS-6.1

$2,911

CPC-3.9

$2, 182

M,284

GS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,230

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2,804

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$529. 971
8,551
1,939

$478,318
9,500
1,022

$74, 632

3,500

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-\veek base -

302

Payment above basic rates

9,711

6,600

Total persona! services . , .

550,172

24, 933

195,303

7.605

16, 332

122, 614

30,053

4,565,236

37, 741

5, 799, 516

1,963

495,340

25,000

200, 750

8,000

19, 207

195, 000

30,000

3,383.789

40. 000

3.002.314

1,125

80,934

14, 000

03 Transportation of things

10, 000

04 Communication services

1,700

07 Other contractual services

333, 000

Services performed by other agencies.

1, 050, 000

09 Equipment

10,000

426,264

15 Taxes and assessments

366

Subtotal

11,351,468
32, 140

7, 400, 525
30,000

1,926,264

11,319,328

7, 370, 525

1,926,264

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OV RECLAMATION,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Total number of permanent positions

Average namber of all employees

4g
48

15
15

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$5. 318
OS-8.6

$5, 339
GS-8.4

01 Personal services:

$267, 049
993

$80,589
311

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

268, 042
4,974

628
1, ,625

706
2,994
1.919
9. 620
1.982

80,900

2,300

100

700

600

1,700

800

4,958

600

02 Travel

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations

282, 290

92,658

SUMMARY

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

209

1

190

167

1

139

21

1
21

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary ...

$4, 637
GS-6.8

$2. 855

CPC-3.8

$2, 406

$4,591
QS-6.5

$2,911

CPC-3.9

$2, 182

$4,284
QS-6.0

$3. 230

Averaee grade

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2,804

01 Persona! services:

$787, 020
8,551

2,932
9,711

$558, 907
9,500

1,333
6,500

$74, 632

Other positions

3,500

Regular pay in e.\cess of 62-week

302

Payment above basic rates

2,500

808. 214

29.907

195. 831

9. 1.30

17. 038

2.994

124, 533

30, 053

4, 574. 856

39. 723

6, 799, 516

1,963

676, 240

27,300

200, 850

8,700

19, 807

1,700

19.5.800

30. 000

3, 3S,S, 747

40. 600

3,002.314

1.125

80, 934

02 Travel

14,000

10,000

04 Cnmmnnic^tinn sprvicp-S

1,700

07 Other contractual services

333, 000

Services performed by other agencies .
08 Supplies and materials

1,060,000

10, 000

10 Lands and structures

426,264

366

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters

11,633,758
32, 140

7, 493, 183
30.000

1,926,264

Total obligations

11,601,618

7, 463, 183

1,926,264

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER
COMMISSION

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Construction engin eer

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Civil engineer _

Construction engineer

Project attorney.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Construction engineer

Electrical engineer,

Mechanical engineer

Mechanical inspector

Project chief clerk

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Civil engineer

Construction engineer

Legal assistant

Realty officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

,\dministrative assistant

Civil engineer

Construction engineer

Construction inspector

Geologist..-

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,955.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3,656

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range .$2,750 to .$3,230

QS-1. Range $2,.50O to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-S. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

GPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.340

CPC-1. Range $1,810 to $2,170..

Ungraded positions at daily rates:
Rates equivalent to less than $5,060...

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

2 17,720
1 8. ,560
1 8,960

1
1
1
1
1

4
2
1
1

1

2

2

2

1

2

18

11

6

17

10

12

6

1
20
2
2
8

7.040
7.040
7,040
7.040
7,840

25.960
12.680
6.340
6.940

5. .560
10. 870
10. 120
10. 245
5.185
9.615
79.815
43. 620
21. 960
56, 775
30. 940
34.120
15, 400

8. 105
27.600

2.974
58. 760

5.664

4.840
14,840

10 24. 064

161 615.032
20.3 87,974

0.4 2.913

141.1 529.971

8.661
1,939

7,176
2.535

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10. 800

8.960
8. 560
8,900

8.040
7.040
7.040

1
1

1

2

1

2

1

2

13

8

5

14

10

9

4

8.040

26. 160
12.680
6.540
6,940

5,685
10. 995

5. 1S5
10, 495

6, 185

9,740
58, 665
32. 735
18,800
47, 650
31, 740
25, 630
10,560

8,230
27, 680

2.974
53. 740

5. 664

4, 9.80
13, 210

14 30, 550

539, 853
I 61,535

123. 1 478. 318

9.600
1,022

4.500
2.000

495, 340

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,740

10, 995

5,185

9,410
4.170
7.695
3,255

8,250

3,230

78,560
3,928

3,500
302

2,000
500

80, 934

448

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTERNATIONAL BOUNDARY AND WATER COM-
MISSION, UNITED STATES AND MEXICO— Con.

Construction, International Boundary and Water Commission,
United States and Mexico, State — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO PUREAU OF RECLAMATION,
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $17, 120
4 29, 360

7 44, 780

13 69. 405
19 86, 779

3 9,606

Num- Total
ber salaiy

1 $8, 560

2 15, 280

1 6,140

4 21.115

5 22. 904

2 6.690

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Engineer -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Engineer

GS 7 Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS^ Range $3 175 to $3 655

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

48 257,049
993

16 80, 589
311

268, 042

80,900

Operation and Maintenance, International Boundary and Water
Commission, United States and Mexico, State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

298

2

269

280

2

219

269

2

255

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,329
GS-5.8

$3,528

CPC-5.2

$2,036

$4,558
GS-6.4

$3,406

CPC-5.4

$2, 093

$4, 581

GS-6.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,397

CPC-6.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$2, 101

01 Personal services;

$779, 171
6,288

2,377
7,528

$686, 729
5,660

2,563
8,125

$807, 270

5,660

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

3.351

Payment above basic rates _

14.375

794,364

6,649

3,442

6,840

6,346

28

47,839

741

165,489

19,673

2,784

702, 077
7,050
4,650
6,500
7,300

830. 656

8.050

7,060

7,000

05 Rents and utility services --

6,560

37, 176

741

126,847

6,200

2,140

41, 175

Services performed by otheragencies.

741
136, 768

11, 200

2,390

1,062,195

900,680

1,050,680

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Project superintendent

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Project engineer

Superintendent of construction and
maintenance

GS-12. Ran<;e $7,040 to $8,040:

Civil engineer

Electrical engineer —

Hydraulic engineer

Mechanic-al engineer..

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer -..

Assistant superintendent of con-
struction and maintenance

Civil engineer

Hydraulic engineer

Powerpiant supervisor _

Project superintendent

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Civil engineer-

Hydraulic engineer

Powerpiant foreman

Maintenance superintendent-

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,360
9,360
7,240

7,240

6,740

6,540
2 12, 880
2 13, 280

1 5, 810

2 10, 996

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

1 8,560

15. 480
7,040
7.440
7,040

12, 680

13, 480
5,940
6,740

6,810
16. 180
6.060
5,060

1966 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 600

1 8,560

8,040
7,040
7,440
7,040

12, 680

13, 480
6.940
6,740

6,810
16, 180
5,060
6.060

DETAIL OF PERSONAL

SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $.'..370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,115
6 27. 355
9 39. 655
6 21. 585

10 34. 230
12 37. 660

3 8. 670
2 6, 240

10 62, 775

Nmn- Total
ber salary

2 $10, 240

7 32. 560

10 43. 825

8 29. 030

11 37. 805

9 28.630
2 5.600
2 6. 400

10 53. 025
4 16, 600

8 30,795

7 25,045
21 73, 200

9 27,246
17 51,660
19 54,008

8 19,360

107 224, 013

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4, 870
7 32 560

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

9 39. 905

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

7 26, 495

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

10 34, 160

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

7 22, 090

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

2 6,600

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

2 6,400

10 63,026
4 16 600

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at daily rates: Rates

2 8, 105
2 7, 770

16 67, 040
1 3, 454

17 52,830
19 55, 128

1 2, 840

167 340, 043

7 26,805

7 25, 045
20 69,520

9 27,246
17 51, 660
19 64, 008

8 19,360

105 220, 685

298 852, 740
30.7 73,669

280 893, 942
62.6 208,213

269 862, 484
16. 1 45, 214

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-

267.3 779,171

166
5,133
2,377

5,372
2,156

217.4 685,729

150
6,510
2,563

6,000
2,125

252. 9 807, 270
150

Other positions:

Intermittent employment

6,510

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

3,361
11,000

Nightwork differential

3 375

01 Personal services

794,364

702, 077

830 656

MISCELLANEOUS

Educational Aid for China and Korea, Stale

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

16
13

8
8

6
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,286
GS-6.4

$4, 613
GS-6.6

$4,923

Average grade

GS-7.0

01 Personal services:

$68, 047
264
920

$35. 022

I3S

1,000

$28, 649

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

114
1,000

Total personal services

59,231

1,129

66

273

659, 445

215

36.160

1,500

300

500

436, 940

200

29,763

02 Travel. .

1,600

300

600

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

15 Tave.s and fi-^pss^mpnts

167, 737
200

Total obligations

720, 359

475,600

200,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of branch

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Foreign atTairs officer

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Foreign affairs officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Foreign affairs officer-

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses --

Net permanent, departmental

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and hoUday pay

01 Personal services --

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,360

7,640

6,140

5,060
8.410
3,920
13. 765
6.360
8,930

16 68, 675
2. 5 10, 528

13.5 68.047
264

920

89,231

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,660

6,140

4,330
4,045
3,535
6.910
3.110

8 36. 630
0. 2 1, 608

7.8 35,022
138

36,160

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,560

6,340

4,466

2 6,990

1 3,190

0.2

i9, 636
886

6.8 28,649
114

1,000

29,763

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

449

Educational Fund, Interest Payments by the Government of India,
State

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite appropriation, special account, unless otherwise indicated)

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS COntiWUed

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Total number of permanent positions -

2
2

2

2

Average salaries and grades:
Genera] schedule grades;
Average salary -

$4,557
GS-7.6

.$4. 667

GS-7.5

01 Personal services:

$7. 022

34
500

$8,890

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

34

500

7,566
3,499

60,000

166. 000
15. 696

9.424

02 Travel .

3.499

07 Other contractual services:

Services performed by other agencies-
Advances to private nonprofit or-
ganizations for educational grants.

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions

$31,480
109,400

50,000

166. 000
18, 709

140,880

241,650

246, 632

ALLOCATION TO UNITED STATES
INFORMATION AGENCY

Total number of permanent positions

20
16

19

18

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary - .

$4,311
GS-7.0

$6, 699

FSS-6.0

$1,260

$4, 338

OS-7.0

Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U. S. C.
801-1158):
Foreign Service stafl officer:

$6, 699

FSS-6.0

$1, 260

01 Personal services:

$46, 279

218
8,473

$49, 134

Regular pay In excess of 62-weet

202

Payment above basic rates

9,415

Total personal services -

54,970
13,602
3,330
2,000
500
653, 705
1,300

58, 751

$3,178
600
_

5,460

600

04 Communication services

2,600

682

07 Other contractual services

674, 150

1,600

Obligations Incurred

3,678

729, 407

743, 633

SUMMARY

22

18

21

Average number of all employees

2U

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,381

as-7.1

$6. 699

FSS-6.0

$1. 250

$4,411

QS-7.2

Grades estal^iishcd bv the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 (22 U. S. C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service stafl officers:
Average salary

$6,699

FSS-6.0

$1, 250

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$53, 301

252
8,973

$58, 024

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

236

Payment above basic rates

9,915

Total personal services

62, 626
17, 101
3,330

68, 175

$3, 178
500

8,949

03 Transportation of things

600

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

SUMMARY— continued
04 Communication services

$2,000

500

663, 706

50,000

166,000

1,300

15, 595

$2,600

682

674, ISO

Services performed by other agencies -
Advances to private nonprofit or-
ganizations for educational grants -
OS Supplies and materials

$31, 480
109, 400

60,000

166,000
1.500

18, 709

Obligations incurred

144, 558

971,057

990 1G5

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

DEPARTMENT OF STATE

Departmental:
General scliedule grades:
GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Foreign affairs officer...

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656...

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay In excess of 62-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

01

Personal services.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

ALLOCATION TO UNITED STATES
INFORMATION AGENCY

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Program oificer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Bibiiogra[)her

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955...
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

Total permanent, departmental _
Deduct lapses. _ --

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay In excess of 62-week base...

All personal services, departmental..

Field:
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 (22 U. S. C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service staff officers and em-
ployees;

FSS-3. Range $8,481 to $9,441

FSS-4. Range $7,689 to $8,649

FSS-U. Range .$3,927 to $4,647

Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $5,060

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses -..

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) : Foreign coun-
tries:

United States rates

Local rates

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Living and quarters allowance

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1964 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $5, 940

1 3, 175

2
0.4

9,115
2,093

7,022
34

500

7,556

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $6. 940
1 3, 176

9,115
225

34
50O

9,424

$5, 940

5, 060
4,205
6,360

6 21, 555
1. 1 4, 613

3. 9 16, 942
83

17, 025

1 8,481

1 7, 689

1 3, 927

12 15,000

15 35, 097
2. 5 5, 760

2. 5 16, 799

10

12,538
136

3,960
4,623

37, 945

54,970

1 $5, 940
1 6,060

6,350

4 17, 350
0. 6 2, 260

3.5 15,090
67

15, 157

1 8,481

1 7, 689

1 3, 927

12 15,000

16 36, 097
0. 5 1, 053

2.9 19,494

11.6 14,550

136

4,390
5,026

43, 594

58, 751

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY detail of personal services — continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Secretary of the Treasury

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permnnent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary.--

Average grade

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations...

Direct OWgaliOTis

01 Personal services -

02 Travel -

03 Transportation of things -.

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services- _

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies,

08 Supplies and materials -.-

09 Equipment..-

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments —

Total direct obligations

Obligations Pariable Out of ReimhurseTTtents
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services - —

02 Travel --

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services..-

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment-

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts ---

Total obligations

1953 actual

550

1

614

$5, 719
GS-8.1

$3,291
CPC-t.O

$2, 565, 907

2.538

8,982

30, 366

2, 607, 793

2, 587, 257

13, 522

67

50,600

51,977

9,697

17, 733

67, 600

34, 809

8,176

685

1,670

2. 833, .593

20.636

278

103, 896

4,212

9,068

661

29,909

12S

168, 678

3, 002, 271

1954 estimate

490

"469'

$5, 851

as-8.2

$3,306
CPC-4.0

$2, 376, 990
2,000
9, 510
26,000

2,414,600

2, 399, 500
16. 000

100
69, 250
54. 000
14. 750
26, 000
64, 600
42. 9on
13. 500
1. 000
1,600

2,683,100

113,600
4,000
2,500

30,000

2, 848, 100

1956 estimate

476
'468

$6. 975
GS-8.2

$3,329
CPC-4.0

;, 329, 074
2.000
9.326
26.000

2, 366, 400

2,351,400

16,000

100

57.000

62,000

8,000

25,000

54.600

39. 900

13. 500

1.000

1.500

2, 620. 000

15.000

113,600
4.000
2,500

30,000

165, 000

2, 785, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBVICES

Departmental;
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Secretary of the Treasury.

Under secretary of the Tre.asury

Assistant secretary of the Treasury —

Fiscal assistant secretary

General schedule grades:
OS-18. Rate of $14,800:

General counsel

Administrative assistant secretary..
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Assistant to the Secretary and su-
pervisor, analysis stafT

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Security officer.

Technical assistant to the Secretary

(enforcement)

Assistant to the fiscal assistant

secretary

Director of tax advisory stalT

Chief, tax division, analysis staff. .-
Assistant to the Secretary and head,

legal advisory staff

Tax legislative counsel

Budget officer

Director of personnel

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $22. 500

1 17, 500

2 30. 000
1 16.000

1 14,800
1 14, 800

13, 000

12,000

12,200
12, 200
12,000

12, 000
12,200
12,200
12, 200

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$22. 500
17, .500
30.000
15,000

14.800
14,800

13,000
12,000
12, 200
12,400

12, 000
12,000

12,200
12, 200

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$22, 600
17, 600
30,000
15, 000

14,800
14,800

13,200
12,000
12,200
12,600

12,200
12,200

12,400
12,400

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule trades— Continued
GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant to the Secretary .

Assistant to the under secretary

Assistant to assistant secretary

Assistant to the administrative as-
sistant secretary -

Technical assistant to the fiscal as-
sistant secretary

Head, fiscal service operation and

methods staff. -

Assistant director of personnel

Director of information

Associate director of tax advisory

staff.

Chief, debt division, analysis staff.

Fiscal economist

Assistant general counsel

Associate head, legal advisory staff.
Assistant head, legal advisory staff.
Assistant to the general counsel —
Chief counsel to the fiscal assistant

secretary

Director of administrative services.
GS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Technical assistant to the fiscal as-
sistant secretary

Assistant budget officer — -..

Administrative ofTicer

Assistant head, fiscal service opera-
tion and methods staff

Organization and methods exam-
iner - ---

Chief, classification and wage ad-
ministration section -

Chief, employment section

Fiscal economist

Special assistant to the general

counsel --

Assistant head, legal advisory staff-
Legislative attorney

Assistant director of administrative

services-.

Chief, buildings surveys and main-
tenance division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant to assistant secretary

Fiscal analyst

Persoimel assistant

.\dminlstrative officer

Information and editorial specialist

Budget examiner.

Organization and methods examiner

Fiscal methods examuier

Accounting consultant and advLser

Fiscal economist

Attorney --

Chief, division of office services

GS-12. Range $7 ,040 to $8,040:

Secretary to the Secretary

Organization and methods examiner

Budget examiner

1' Iscal methods examiner

Fiscal economist

Attorney

Administrative officer..-

Librarian

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant to the under secretary. -.

Administrative assistant

Job classiBcatlon and wage analyst-
Budget examiner --- ---

Chief, fimd control section

Organization and methods examiner.

Fiscal economist —

Legislative attorney

Chief, operations section —

Records administration officer

Personnel officer

Printing and publications officer —

Head, graphic section

Buildings superintendent

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Budget examiner

Personnel assistant

Fiscal analyst

Fiscal economist

Statistician

Attorney

Organization and method exammer

Librarian

Chief, fiscal operations

Assistant to buildings superin-
tendent

Num- Total
ber salary I

2 $21, 600
10. 800
11.050

11,050

11,060

11,050
10,800
10,800

11,060
11.0.50
43.950
22. 850
10.800
10. 800
11,550

11,0.50
11.800

9.600

10,000

9,800

9,600

9,800

10. 200
9.800
39, 200

10, 400
10. 600
9,600

9,800

10.600

8. 360
8. 360
8. 360

17.920
9.360
9.360

25. 880
8.760
8.360

68.880

25.080
8.760

7.840
22. 620

7.640
21.920

7.440
29.760
14. 880

7.440

6.140
12. 480
6.340
12.880
6. 340
11.8S0
30, 700
17,820
5.940
6,340
5.940
6.740
6.340
5,940

65, 346
6, 060
5,560
5,810

21, 490

16. 930
6, 185
5.185

20. 616
6,185

5,560

12

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $33, 400

1

11,300

11,300

11,050
10.800
11,060

11,050
34, 1,50
23. 100
10.800
10.800
11,800

11.. 300
11,800

9, 800
10, 200

9,800

9,800

10, 400
9,800
49, 800

10, 400
10, 600

10.600

8. .360
8.660
8.560

17. 920
9.360
9.360

25.880

8.360
69.880
43. 400

8,960

7.840
7.240
7.040
14.680
7.610
22. 320
15.280
7,440

6,940
12,480

6. .340
13.080

6,540
11.880
18, 620

6,140

6,540
6,940
6,940
6,340
5,940

64, 975
6,186
6,685
5,810
27,176
16,305
6,310

15,930
5,310

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $22, 8,50

1

10
1
1
1
5
3
1

3
1

1

451

11,300

11,300

11,300
11,0.50
11,300

11.300
34, 400
23, 100
11,050
11,050
11,800

11,300
11,800

9,800
10,200

10,000

10, 000

10, 600
10, 000
50, 600

10,600
10, 600

10.000

10. 600

8.660
8. 760
8. 760

18. 320
9.360
9.360

26,480

70.880
26,880
9,160

8.040

7,440

(.240

15,080

7,840

22. 920

16, 480

7,640

6,140
12,880

6. 540
13. 2S0

6.540
12.280
19, 020

6,340

5,940
6,140
6,940
6, .540
6,140

65, 725
5,310
6, 810
5, 935
27, 675
16, 556
6,436

16, 305
6,435

452

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, OflSce of the Secretary of the Treasury-
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule erades— Continued
GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10. 240
45 209.995
19 82.355
64 249. 616
35 123.710
32 102. 080

4 12, 440

1 5, 065

3 14, 200
9 39, 785

28 110,280
14 49, 440
8 27,652
18 67,420
40 122, 720
67 192, 260

1 5,595

1 6, 741
1 6,325
1 6, 158
1 4, 534

4 15,142

1 3, 286

2 6,2tO
2 6.824

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $10,490
40 195, 405
21 93, 695
67 228, 996
32 112,265
23 74, 410

3 9, 690

1 5, 190

2 9, 676
9 39, 785

26 103, 910
12 43,280
9 31,326
16 61,440
31 95, 192
62 17,5,460

1 6, 177

1 6.032
1 5, 616
1 6,387
1 4, 742

3 12, 231

1 3. 432

2 6, 406
2 6.990

Nun
ber

2

39
21
55
28
22
2

1

2

9
26
12

9
16
30
62

1

1
1
1
1
3
1
2
2

1- Total
salary

$10, 740
188, 870
94,820
295 425

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-i. Range $3,175 to $3,655

100, 365
72 340

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 .

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

6,460

5,315
9,800
40,286
104.710
43,840
31,326
61,760
92,480
176, 370

6,469

6,032
5,616
5,387
4,742
12,231
3,432
6,406
6,990

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,0.35

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840-

Grades established by waee board:
WB-20. Range $5,595 to $6,469:

Assistant chief, duplicating section. -
WB-18. Range $5,221 to $6,032:
Binderv supervisor

WB-16. Range $4,846 to $6,616

WB-15. Range $4,638 to $6,387

WB-12. Range $4,098 to $4,742

WB-9. Range $3,515 to .$4,077

WB-6. Range $2,974 to $3,432

WB-6. Range $2,766 to $3,203 .

WB^. Range $2,679 to $2,995

Total permanent, departmental

650 2,722,317

490 2,481,881

476 2,435,826

Lapses - .

36.1 154,364
2,046

20. 7 102, 571
2.320

17.8 106,752

Savings duetouseof formerpay scales
for part of year

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)...

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment.. .

513.

9
2,566,907

2,638
8,982

19,458
10,908

469.3

2,376,990

2,000
9,510

15,000
11,000

468.

2
2,329,074

2,000
9,326

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Nightwork differential .

11 000

01 Personal services

2,607.793

2,414.500

2 366 400

Salaries and w^es in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

2, 587, 257
20,636

2, 399, 50O
15,000

2,351,400
16.000

Obligations payable out of relmburse-

BUREAU OF ACCOUNTS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Accounts, Treasury

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

447
431

392

385

384

Average salaries and grades:
General-schedule grades:

$4,331
GS-5.5

$4,481
QS-6.7

$4, 557
GS-5.7

01 Personal services:

$1,881,686

6,194
6,881

$1,710,108

6,633
4,309

$1,682,208

6.433
4,309

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1, 893. 761
6,273
8,065
18, 609
83,732
209, 066
23, 475

687,395

11,068

7,072

666

2,215

1, 720, 950
6,000
3.000
34,000
78,000
99,660
13,600

756,000
11,500
5,000

1, 692, 950
5,000
3,000
37.000
75,000
103,050
13, 500

751, 500
11,500
5,000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

Reimbursements to Federal Re-
serve Banks

08 Supplies and materials

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

2,600

2,600

2,961,396

2,729,100

2, TOO, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Commissioner .,

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800

Associate Commissioner

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief of division _. _

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
.Administrative assistant to Com-
missioner

Assistant chief of division

Auditor

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Technical assistant to Commissioner.
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Actuary

Auditor

Budget officer

Chief of branch

Executive assistant to Commissioner.

Fiscal accountant

Personnel oflScer

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant __.

Assistant chief of branch

Chief of branch __.

Chief of section __

OS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Actuary _

Assistant chief of branch

Chief of section

Classification officer

GS-10. Range $5,.=iO0 to $6,250:

.\ccountant

Chief of section

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

-Accountant

-Assistant chief of section..

Budget assistant...

Chief of subsection

Legislation analyst

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-fi. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS--t. Range $3,175 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2.9,50 to $3.430...

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

Cr.afts. protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Tot.al permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62- week base..

Payment above basic rates: Nightwork

differential

All personal services, departmental

Field:

General schedule grades:

GS-8. Ranee $4,620 to $5,370...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4.160

GS^. Range $3,175 to .$3,655....

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates less than $5,060

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

1 12, 200

3 33,650

1 10,000

2 19,200
1 10,000
1 10,000

8,560
9,160
8,560

26,480
9,360

81,440
8,360

67, 960

21,920

8,040

10
1
1
1
1

65,400
6,940
6,140
6,140
6,340

1 6, 2.50

2 12,600

49,416

6,810

6.185

15,930

5,560

19, 730

132. 365

81. 730

160, 185

186, 355

234, 140

61,030

1 3, 230

6 14, 6.S0

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

1 $13, 400
1 12,400
3 33, 660

10,200

9, r.no

19,200
38,600
10,200
10,000

8,360

1

2
1

5
1

12
3
1
1

6
1
1
2
1

8, 560
17,320

9, 360
45,000

8,360

91,480

22, ,520

7,640

7,240

32,500
6,140
6,140

12, 080
6,640

11,875

46. 105

6,060

6,186

21, 490

5,685

4, 745

115.670

70. 470

122, 710

12,5, 845

201,310

60,600

1 3,230

4 11,548

318 1,442,145
16 1 40, 501

302.9

1, 401, 644
4,448

1,529

Total permanent, field _.

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

rates

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates: Additional

pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

5
11

15
7
62
17
11

26, 476
52,880
63. 925
28, 245
220, 770
65,510
33,690

1,487

129 482, 982
1 2, 940

127. 1 478, 714

0.9

1.328
1,746

4,352

486, 140

1, 893, 761

263 1,257,118
6 32, 775

257

1, 224, 343
4,776

26,600
63,880
65, 300
24, 710
223,170
69,900
34,090

1,487

129 489, 137
1 3, 372

127
1

484, 278

1,487
1,758

',509

490, 032

1 $13, 600
1 12, 400
3 34, 150

10,200
9,600
19,400
.39,000
10,200
10,200

8,360

1
2
1

5
1

12
3
1
1

5
1
1

8,760
17,720

9,360
45,400

8,360

92,080

22,920

7,840

7,240

32,700
6,140
6,340

12,280
6,640

1
1
4
1

1
24
16
31
33
55
20

1

4

12,000

45,480

6. 185

5,310

21,865

6,810

4,870

116,920

71, 220

124, ,5,85

119,335

184, 570

61, 720

3,230
11,728

255 1, 244, 618
6 48, 175

1, 196, 443
4,676

1,800

1, 202, 918

6
11
15

6
62
18
11

26,725
54,505
66, 675
24, 960
224, 930
60,700
34,490

1,487

129 494. 472
1 8, 707

127 484, 278

1 1, 487
1,758

2,609

490, 032

1, 720, 950

1, 692, 950

Salaries and Expenses, Division of Disbursement

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Sereices

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

2,415

228

2,523

2,316

240

2,480

2,141

199

2,267

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

453

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Persmal Services— Con.

AveraRe salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3,444
GS-3.4

$3,484
GS-3.4

$3 536

OS-3 4

Personal service obligations;

$7,935,2.33

640,364

25,190

40,973

$7,773,498

671,400

26. 704

27,054

$7,200,319

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

24.646
27, 054

Total personal service obligations...

8, 641, 760

8,498,656

7,808,519

Direct Obligations

$8,190,900
23,735
105,860
46,063

1,857

281, 624

64,286

456, 380

67,820

643,011

350, 470

737

26, 173

$8,134,088

17,400

97,900

4,926,100

2.000
256,343

68, 835
509.823

63.200
699. 134
160, 677

$7, 599, 618
17 200

02 Travel

97.400

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services:

Space -

5, 124, 500
2 000

Equipment

256, 343
57,235

Purchase of blanii checlis

620 236

62.900

690.568

09 Equipment -.

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

159, 500

15 Ta\cs and assessments

25,600
4,800,000

22 500

Deduct obligations which are Included in
a supplemental proposed for later trans-
mission (reflected at the end of this
chapter)

Total direct obligations

10,257,905

10.140.000

14 600 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

450,860
1,378
,3.242
2.590

14.212
5.091

24,955
1,219

35, 404

20,210

48

1,503

364, 568

600

3,600

213,836

9,741

2,000
21,642

1,200
25, 482

3,200

208. 901

02 Travel

200

03 Transportation of things

1.200

104. 089

05 Rents and utility services: Equip-

6.187

648

Purchase of blanlc checlcs

9,189

600

08 Supi^lies and materials

10. .306

1.069

1,000

900

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

560, 712

646,869

343. 279

10, 818, 617

10,786,869

14. 943, 279

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chief disbursing officer

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant chief disbursing officer

GS-14. Range $y.600 to $10,600:

Regional disbursing olhcer

Chief of branch

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of branch

Assistant disbursing officer

Assistant regional disbursing officer.
Assistant chief of branch

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

Administrative assistant

Assistant persoime! officer

Senior field supervisor

Fiscal accountant

Assistant budget officer

Assistant chief of branch

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6, 940:

Field supervisor

Personnel assistant...

Assistant administrative assistant..

GS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,260:

Fiscal accountant

Chief of branch. -_

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Chief of branch

Assistant chief of branch.

Field supervisor

Administrative aide

Personnel assistant

Assistant to budget officer

Assistant disbursing officer

Fiscal accountant

Special assistant to disbursing

officer

Chief of section —

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,200

22,100

9,600
9,600

8,360
8.360
8.360
8,360

8,040
7,040
51,680
7,240
7,040
7,040

25,160
6.340
6,940

6,000
18, 375

21,240

5,310

20,740

21,240
5,060
6,060
5,435

6,185
5,060

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$12, 400

22, 100

9,800
9,800

8.360
8.560
8.560
8,660

7.O40
7.040
51. 880

7,040
7,240

25,160
12, 480
5,940

6.125
18,000

21,615
6,436
26, 175

6,060
6,560

5,310
5,185 '

19.55 estimate

Num- Total
salary

$12, 400

22,600

10. 000
10, 000

8,560
8.660
8. SfiO
8.560

7.240
7,040
52, 280

7, 240
7.240

25.360
12, 480
5.940

6,125
18, 000

16, 655
6,660

31,610
5,060

21,615

6,060
5,685

5,435
5,185

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COUtinued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Departmental— Continued

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

General schedule grades— Continued

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

5 $25, 726

3 $15, 610

3 $15, 735

GS-7. Range $4,20.') to $4.955

22 99, 135

22 101.135

18 84, 315

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

25 107, 875

26 109. 375

25 110,625
63 253 830

74 294,215
116 414,780

68 272. 755

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

103 369,585

86 309. 8.50

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 . -

192 628, 000

183 603, 770

161 539, 030

GS-2 Range $2 750 to $3,230

217 651,950

203 615, 450

202 618 140

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490- -

1 4,240

1 4, 366

1 4, 490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

3 12, 105

3 12. 105

3 12, 105

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

4 14, 800

4 14,960

4 14, 960

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

1 3, 214

1 3, 294

1 3,374

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 3, 220

1 3, 230

1 3, 230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

34 96, 288

29 84, 668

28 82, 576

Grades established by wage board:

■\VB-9 Range $3,370 to $3,910

2 7, 636

2 7,821

2 7, 821

Total permanent, departmental

746

697

648

2, 695, 348

2, 561, 063

2,401,031

41 121,636

27 82, 013

25 99, 416

Net permanent, departmental (av-

705

670

623

2, 573, 713

2, 469, 050

2,301,616

Other positions:

55, 638

72. 500

44,600

9,061

11, 000

11.000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefe base,--

7,975

8,445

7,868

Payment above basic rates: Nightwork

101

All personal services, departmental.

2,646,478

2.660.995

2,365,084

Field:

General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

2 19, 400

2 19, 800

2 19, 800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

10 85, 400

10 86. 800

10 87, 600

Assistant regional disbursing officer.

1 8, 360

1 8, 360

1 8,660

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

7 53. 280

7 53, 880

7 54, 480

Assistant region;il disbursing officer.

8 57, 620

9 65, 360

9 66, 160

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Regional disbursing officer

6 39, 440

6 39, 440

6 39, 640

Assistant regional disbursing officer.

8 50, 720

6 38, 840

7 45, 380

GS-IO. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant regional disbursing officer.

4 23,500

4 23,875

3 18,250

2 11, 500
1 6,000

2 11,750
1 6,000

2 11,875

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant regional disbursing officer.

4 20, 865

6 26. 800

5 27, 175

3 15, 806

3 16. ISO

3 16, 430

GS-8 Range $4 620 to $5 370

11 53, 820

12 59.690

12 60, 315

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.9.55

17 76,986

15 69,700

16 70.575

GS-6 Range $.3 795 to $4 545

36 145, 825

34 145. 530

33 143,485

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

66 254,185

66 255,052

52 206,320

GS^. Range $3,175 tn $3,655

191 671, 945

172 616,340

152 650,360

GS 3 Rano-e $** 950 to $3 430

474

459

425

1, 550, 540

1,520,930

1, 429, 190

GS 2 Range $2 750 to $3,230

778

766

709

2, 317, 900

2,302.340

2,159,990

GS 1 Range $2,600 to $2,980

1 2, 600

1 2,500

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $.3,435 to $4,036

6 19, 275

5 19, 576

5 19, 675

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680...

8 27,200

8 27, 760

8 28, 080

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

1 3,294

1 3.374

1 3, 454

CPC-3. Range $2,.552 to $3,032

12 33, 344

11 31.432

11 31,752

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

1 2. 420

1 2,490

1 2, 560

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Rates equivalent to loss than $5,060:

Range $2 121 to $2 620

1 2.328

1 2, 464

1 2,454

Range $1,705 to $2,080

1 2,013

1 2, 080

1 2, 080

Range $1,487 to $1,861

4 6, 338

3 4, 959

3 4, 969

Range $1,289 to $1,.539

6 8. 077

6 8, 277

6 8, 277

Range $1 074 to $1,324

2 2,440

2 2. 398

2 2, 398

1,669

1,619

1,493

5, 569, 719

5, 473, 966

5, 123, 774

79 208,199

49 169, 518

48 225,071

Net permanent, field (average num-

ber, net salary) :

United States and possessions

1,574

1,665

1,430

5, 323, 623

5, 271, 263

4,865,351

Foreign countries:

3.1 18,046

2 13,017

2 13, 184

12. 9 19, 851

13 20, 168

13 20, 168

Other positions:

Temporary employment:

United States and possessions

426, 012

439, 400

363, 400

Foreign countries: Local rates

Part-time employment: United States

182

149, 481

14S, 600

137,500

Regular pay in excess of 62-weeli base...

17, 215

18, 259

16,778

Payments above basic rates;

5,037

6,100

5,100

-Additional pay for services abroad

27. 365

16,544

16,544

Living and quarters allowance

8,470

5,410

5,410

All personal services, field ..

6, 995, 282

5, 937, 661

5, 443. 435

8, 641, 760

8, 498, 656

7, 808, 519

454

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF ACCOUNTS Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Division of Disbursement — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKTicES — Continued'

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct oblit^ations -.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

$S, 190, 900
450, 860

$8, 134, 088
364,668

$7, 599, 618
208,901

BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC DEBT

Administering the Public Debt, Bureau of the Public Debt

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Suinmary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

4,784

10

4.394

4,544

4

4,205

4,326

2

4,036

Averaee salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,835
GS-4.1

$3,056
CPC-3.3

$3,824
GS-4.0

$3,110
CPC-3.4

$3, 867

Averaee grade

GS-4.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,140

CPC-3.4

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$16, 705, 033
46, 258
60. 623
99, 568

$16,00.5,917

20, 334

60, 425

2,524

$15, 621, 143

6,655

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

69. 031
2,624

Total personal service obligations...

16,911,482

16, 149, 200

15, 689, 253

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services .

16, 909, 941
583, 058
I7.S. 147
179, 685
672, 421

2,911.694
740. 136
361. 463

23, 830, 390

4, 080. 000

287. 944

383, 387

152, 269

2, 435

28,805

16, 149, 200

379, 348

210. 472

1, 180, 247

659, 996

2, 830, 640
666, 647
351, 400

24,082,660

2,945,000

251. 245

376. 727

144, 136

16, ,589, 253

02 Travel .

365, 814

205, 947

04 Communication services

1, 575 652

649, 669

06 Printing and reproduction:

FTipravinf^ and printing

2, 253, 992

Other

606, 497

07 other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies:

Federal Reserve banks

Post Office Department

315, 510

22, 427, 100
614, 000

All other

250 480

365. 226

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

120, 178

15 Taxes and assessments

32,282

1,000,000

30,682

Deduct obligations which are included in
a supplemental proposed for later trans-
mission (reflected at the end of this
chapter) ...

Tot-il direct obligations. ...

61, 088, 775

49, 260, 000

45.400 000

Obligaticms Payable Out of FeimbuTsements
From Other Accounts

1,641
183

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

1,724

Total obligations

51,090,499

49,260,000

45, 400, 000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEBVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
aS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director.

Num
ber

2
1

Tot.ll
salary

$13,200

12,200
12,000

11,800
11,800

10,800
10,8110
22,850

10,800

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

1

1

1

$12,400
12, 000

11,800

1

1

1

$12,600

National director

12,000

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant commissioner.

11,800

Assistant national director, admin-
istration

1
1
2

1

11,050
10, 800
22,850

11,050

1

1
2

1

11.0.50
11,050

Deputy commissioner in charge

Director, advertising and promo-
tion branch

23,100
11,300

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

As-sistant chief in charge

Assistant deputy commissioner in

charge

Bond sales promotion specialist

Chief, advertising section

Chief, community activities section-
Chief, he^quarters coordination

section

Chief, labor .section

Chief of division

Chief, public promotion section

Director, agriclttire branch

Director, education branch

Director, field operations branch —

Director, payroll savings branch

Director, program planning branch.

Fiscal economist

Register of the Treasury

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief counsel

Assistant chief of division

Assistant register of the Treasury. . .

Assistant to the register

Bond sales promotion snecialist

Budget and accounts officer

Chief, art and editorial section

Chief, banicing and investment

section

Chief, women's activities section...

Field liaison officer

General assistant to the commis-
sioner

Head, methods and procedures

office

Machine procedures assistant

Personnel officer..

Section manager...

Technical assistant to the commis-
sioner --

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Accounting methods and proce-
dures assistant

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Assistant budget and accounts

officer -

Assistant chief in charge

Assistant head, methods and pro-
cedures office

Assistant personnel officer

Assistant section manager -

Assistant to assistant chief counsel.

Attorney .

Bond sales promotion specialist

Budget and accounts officer

Chief, analysis and reports section..

Chief, budget and fiscal section

Chief, material controls section

Classification olficer.. ,

Financial assistant to the commis-
sioner

General assistant to the register

General staff assistant

Organization and methods examiner.

Second assistant to register.

Section chief. -

Section manager

GS-U. Range $5,940 to .$6,940:
Assistant administrative assistant
Assistant budget and accounts

officer

Assistant section chief

Assistant section manager

Attorney

.\ ttorney-adviser

Bond sales promotion specialist —
Chief, classification and organiza-
tion . -

Chief of administrative services —

Classification officer. .. .-

Employment and placement officer-
Fiscal economist

Group head-

Manager, distribution center

Organization and methods examiner.

Public debt officer

Section chief

Section manager-

.'■"talT accountant and auditor

Technical assistant to section man-
ager

Technical assistant to the register...

Training safety officer -

Unit head

QS-IO. Range $6,600 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

Assistant group head

Assistant unit head

Bond sales promotion specialist

Employee relations officer

Employment and placement officer.

Second assistant chief in charge

Section manager...

Special assistant to chief

1963 actual 1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $9, 600

1
1
1
1

1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1

1
2
2
1
2
11
1

10,200
9,800
9,600

10,400

10,600
9.800

20.000
9.600
9.800
9.800
9.600

10.200
9,600
9,800

10,200

8.360
17.920
17. 520

8.560
17.620
96.360

8,360

8.960

9,160

33, 440

8,660

8,660

8.960

8.760

34,440

8,760

7,440
8,040
li880

8.040
7,840

7,240
14, 480
29.560
7.240
8.040
53.880

8.040
7.040
8.040
7,240

7,440
7,040
8,040
7,240
7,640
7,040
14, 680

6,940

6,940

11,880

6,940

12, 080

39,040

6,140
6,940
6.640
6.940
6.940
6,140
6,940

11, 880
6,340
6,340
6,940

19, 420

6, MO
6,510
60,520

6,000
6.000
35, 125

11, 750
6,250
6, 2,50
6.875

12, 126
5,625

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $9, 800

1 10, 400

1 10. 000

1 9. 800

1 10. 600

10,600
10, 000
20.200
9 800
9,800
9,800
9. ,SflO
10, 200
9,800

1 9,600

8,560
17, ,^20
17.520

8.360

17,520

105. 720

8.560

8.360

8,960

9. 3i;o

34, 040
8,760

8. .560

9. ISO
8, 760

34. 840

8.960

7,440

15,280

1 8, 040
1 7, 840

7.240
7.640

30, 360
7.240
8.040

54.480
7.040
8. 040
7.340
8.040
7,240

7,640
7,240
8,040
7.040
7.640
7,240
14, 680

1955 estimate

Num- Total
bei

6.940
6,940

12,280
6, 940
5,940

33, 100

6,140
5.940
6,540
11,880

6,140
6,940

24,160
6,540
6,340
6,940

19, 620

6,940

6,740

6,540

44,980

6,125
6, 125
35, 125
12,000
6,250

6,000
12,375
6,760

2 17, 920

9 80. 840

1 8. ,560

1 8,660

1 9.160

1 9,360

4 34,640

1 7,640
'2""i5,'486

1 8. 040
1 8, 040

1
1
4
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
1

1
1

1
1
1
1
2

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

455

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1963 actual

Departmen til— Continued
Geneml sctiedule prfldes— Continued
OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250— Con.

Technical assistant to manaeer

Technical assistant to personnel

officer - ---

Training officer

Unit head --

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Actuary

Administrative aide_

Administrative analyst

Administrative assistant

Aide to the financial assistant

Assistant chief, administrative serv-
ices -

Assistant employment and place-
ment olBcer

Assistant section chief

Assistant unit head

Attorney

Attorney adviser

Bond sales promotion specialist

Chairman, destruction committee..

Chief, employment

Employment officer

Examiner in charge. —

Fiscal economist —

Foreman

General administrative assistant —

Illustrator -.

Interest accounting adviser,.

Methods examiner (forms)

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Position classifier

Section manager

Senior auditor

Service and supply officer

Space officer

Staff accountant and auditor

Subunit supervisor

Technical assistant to assistant

chief-- -

Unit head

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.966

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655..
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430-.
GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-

OS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490 _-.

CPC-7. Range $3,436 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,464 ,

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840-

Grades established bv wage board:

WB-U. Range $3,744 to $4,326

WB-10. Range $3,.567 to $4,118..

WB-9. Range $3,370 to $3,910

WB-8. Range $3,203 to $3,702...

Total permanent, departmental-. -
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 62-weefc base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
State dh-ector

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy director

State director

GS-I3. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy director

Manager

State director.-

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant manager

Deputy director _.

State director- -.- -

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant manager..

Deputy director

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250;
Deputy director.

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$6,000

6.250
6,260
18,000

6,310
6,060
6,310
11,120
5, 435

5,060

6,060
5,185
5,186
16, 930
16, 805
11, 246
5,686
6,810
5,685
6,435
10,620
6,810
6,185
6,810
6,060
6,310

11,620

10. 996

27, 676

10, 495

5.810

6,560

5,060

27,800

1 5, 185
8 43, 980
28 142, 610

139 652, 870

140 617, 336
338

1,341,955
426

1, 631, 635
972

3, 274, 280
1,451

4, 607, 770
38 100, 280

2
6

12

1

27

203

7

8,230
23,410
42,800

3,294

86. 570

606, 616

19,880

1 4,098
3 11,232
5 17, 659

2 6,843

4,014

14, 528, 192
346 8

1, 181, 563

3, 668. 2

13, 346, 639

12, 195
18, 461
47, 932

73. 416
1,231

13, 499. 874

2
25

10
3
19

1

85

2
91

20,200
249,400

87,800
26,880
164, 840

7,040

631, 400

21,120

12,280
670, 940

22,126

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her salary

1 $6,000

1 6, 250

'"'3'"i8,"i25'

1 6, 435
1 5, 435
1 6, 560

5,185

5. 185
6.310

6, 185
11.620
16, 930
11,496

5,810
6,810

5,660

6,935
6,310
6,810
6.186
6,436

11,745
16. 055
26. 675
10. 620
6,810

1 5. 185
6 27, 925

1 5.310

9 49. 290

28 142, 735

128 601.615

136 696,995

289

1, 164. 615
412

1,484,096
1,003

3, 379, 170
1.348

4, 197. 960
96 245,360

10

1

22

151

7

8.480
23.210
36,000

3. 294

72, 340

458. 162

19,880

1 4, 098

2 7,550

3 11,211
2 6,843

3,860

13. 922, 448
399.3

1. 336. 282

3.460.7

12, 686. 166

2,410

7,599

47, 768

12.643.933

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 125

1 6, 250

""3""'ii,'256

1 5, .560
1 5, ,560
1 6, 685

6.310

5.310
6.436
5,310
11,620
17, 180
6, 685
6,810
6,810

6,685

6,935
6,435
6,810
5,310
5,560

11, 745
16.180
21,990
10. 745
6.810

1 6. 310
6 27, 926

1

7

27

124

128

277

6.435

39,296

137,616

584. 045

663,010

1,108,946

1, 392, 185
962

3, 215, 040
1,186

3,710,170
90 228,920

8.605
23,210
36,000

3,2fl4

66. 120

385, 872

19,880

10

1

20

126

7

1 4, 098

2 7. 5M

3 11,211
2 6, 843

3,541

12,917,708
249 6

841,481

3,291.5

12,076,227

4 45, 700

1 10, 200
25 250,400

12
3
19

1

90

3

2
81

105, 120
27,280
165, 040

7,040

673, 200

21,720

12, 280
616, 640

6,625

12, 122. 534

4 46,200

1 10. 200
25 253,800

12
3
19

1

90
3

2
76

107, 120
27.480
168,440

7,240

682.000

21,920

12,680
489, 440

6,760

RETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Deputy director.

Section chief

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS.6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades
CP(:-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average nuia-
ber, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment-

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad —

AU personal services, field —

01 Personal services. -

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1

13
4
16
13
41
97
133
189

$5, 310
66, 405
21,490
74, 655
54, 836
160, 560
338, 695
429, 070
563, 350

14 40, 44S

770

3, 604, 543
54.8

246, 149

715.2

3, 358, 394

6,083
10, 619
12,691

22,403
2,618

3,411,608

16,911,482

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

12

4

16

13

44

93

148

209

$5. 435
62, 720
21,616
75, 405
66, 960
174, 290
327. 835
478. 200
611,310

12 34,864

794

3, 686, 779
207,028

760

3, 479, 751

3,310
7,016
12, 667

2,524

3, 605, 267

16, 149, 200

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

11
4
16
13
44
93
148
207

$6,660
69, 036
21, 990
70, 450
56, 960
175, 540
330, 715
480, 920
606,610

12 34, 864

786

3, 674, 914
41.7

229, 998

743.3

3, 444, 916

3,310
3,245
12, 724

2,524

3. 466, 719

15, 689, 263

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Treasurer

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Servicea

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees..

1,403

1,264

2

1,222

1,178
2

1,320

1,144

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3,640
GS-3.9

$2,892
CPC-3.1

$3,770
GS-4.1

$2, 936
CPC-3.1

$3,870

GS-4.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,984

Average grade

CPC-3.1

Personal service obligations:

$4, 692, 429

$4, 502, 464

6,500

15,771

850

$4,270,068

6,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

17, 001
897

15, 4,S9
860

Total personal service obligations.-

4,710,327

4, 624, 585

4,291,897

Direct Obligatiomt

4, 665, 027

3,080

668, 634

26, 162

289, 969

14,694,491
95, 662
39,806

4, 105, 900

6,100

435, 250

45, 560

313, 263

12,114,000
102, 500
24, 992

400, 000

169, 920

38,300

400

3,835

3,876,297

02 Travel

6,100

367, 250

46, 550

05 Rents and utility services

313,263

06 Printing and reproduction:

10, 292, 000

102,600

18,400

Services performed by Federal

400, 000

157, 664

44,226

670

7,108

159,000

26,900

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

400
2,350

Total direct obligations

20, 682, 279

17, 760, 000

15, 600, 000

Obligations Payable Out of ReimbuTsements

45, 300

1,900

250

11,311

3,500

100

4,600

887

60

418, 686
3,850
250
11, 747
4.600
18, 108
7,380
6,816
666

416.600

4,000

250

11,200

4,200

23.100

7,000

1,600

15 Taxes and assessments

650

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements

67, 898

472,000

467,600

20, 660, 177

18, 222. 000

16,067,500

456

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OFFICE OF THE TREASURER— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Treasurer — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Treasurer

GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Deputy and acting treasurer...

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant treasurer

Assistant deputy treasurer

Chief of division

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division

Document analyst

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division

Administrative assistant

Administrative accountant

Claims examiner

Document analyst

Personnel officer

Staff assistant

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ssistant chief of division

Administrative assistant

Claims examiner

Document analyst

Personnel assistant

Position classifier

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative assistant

Auditor

Chief of section

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Chief of section

Assistant chief of section

Document analyst

Personnel assistant

Position classifier

Fiscal accountant -

Claims examiner

Teller

G.S-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

C PC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork diflerential..

01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ules are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,800

1 9,600

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

4 34, 640

1 8,560

1 8,760

2
1
1
1

3
1
3

7
10
2
1
1

7,640
22, 320
15, 280
7,840
7,240
7.440
7,040
7,440

6,640
13, 280
13, 480
5,940
5.940
5,940

18, 125
5,625
18, 125

39, 170
54, 975
11.245
5,060
5,810

1
7
3

23
44
66
199
187
303

6,185
37, 295
16, 930
116,260
203, 895
280, 220
772, 465
666, 286

1, 008, 890
1
1, 235, 500

1 3, 454

6 18, 420

94 270,208

1,403

5, 031, 512
82.8

339, 083

1,320.2

4, 692, 429

17,001

618
279

4, 710, 327

4, 665, 027
45,300

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 800

9.600
9,800
9,800

43, 200
8,560
8,760

7,640
36, 400
15, 080

7,840

7,440
7,040
7,240

6,540
12, 680
5,940
5,940
5,940
5,940

3 18, 125
1 5, 625
3 18, 250

33, 485

49, 665

11,495

5, 185

5,935

5,060

5.310

37, 670

17, 180

123, 1.30

216, 805

288. 890

790. 625

674, 605

1
1
1
1

7

3

24

46

67

200

187

279

289

939, 050

892, 675
7 19, 500

1 3, 454
6 18, 740
89 259,608

1,264

4, 685, 047
182, 583

1,220

4,502,464

5,500
15, 771

560
300

4, 524, 585

4, 105, 900
418, 685

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 800

1 11,050

6 62, 560

1

8,960

1 7, 840
5 37. 000

2 15. 080
1 8.040

1 7,640
1 7, 240
1 7,440

6,740
12,880
5,940
6,140
6.140
6,140

3 18,376
1 6. 760
3 18, 500

34,110

50. 665

11.820

5.310

5,935

5,185

5, 436

38, 646

17, 430

125, 266

220, 930

294, 266

802, 840

666, 540

851, 130

799,715
17, 320

1 3, 454
6 18. 980
82 243, 104

3
24
46
67
199
180
248

252

1,178

4, 480, 023

36

209,965

4, 270, 058

5,500
16, 489

550
300

4. 291, 897

3, 876, 297
416,600

BUREAU OF CUSTOMS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Customs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Averagenumber of all employees

8,235

143

8,218

8,020

150

7,946

7,967
129

7 872

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary oj Personal Services—Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 955
OS-7.3

$3,524
CPC-5.4

$5,082
GS-7. 7

$3,629
CPC-5.6

$5, 180
OS-7.7

$3,667
CPC-5 6

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary...

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$38,071,484

413,016

145, 190

6, 126, 381

$37,694,900

439,000

145, 400

6, 188, 000

$37,452,400

389,000

144, 500

6,148,000

Part-time and temporary positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Total personal service obligations...

44,756,071

44,467,300

44,133,900

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services

02 Travel

38,464,066

262, 410

4.37, 672

319, 568

163, 211

204, 136

243,034

374, 596

222, 095

15,000

67.879

23,286

38, 267, 300
266, 000
430.000
418, 700
80,000
17.5.000
220.000
360, 000
200,000

37, 918, 900
240 000

03 Transportation of things

400 000

432 800

05 Rents and utility services .

74 300

150 000

07 Other contractual services

200 000

350,000
150,000

09 Equipment ..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

80, 000
26. 000

80,000
26,000

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

40,786,952
20, 835

40,621,000
21,000

40,021,000
21,000

Total direct obligations

40, 766, 117

40,500,000

40,000,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
01 Personal services

6,292,005

33, 588

861

1,685

480

41, 150

8,418

11, 128

24,494

15,000

6, 200, 000

30. 000

1.000

1,500

500

40, 000

7,000

10, 000

30,000

6,215,000
30,000

02 Travel ...

03 Transportation of things _

1 000

1,500

05 Rents and utilitv services

500

40, 000

07 Other contractual services

7 000

10, 000

09 Equipment .

30 000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements

6,428,809

6,320,000

6, 335, 000

Obligations incurred

47,194,926

46.820,000

46 335 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Grade established by act of Oct. 15. 1949
(Public Law 359, 81st Cong.): Com-
missioner -

General schedule g^rades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Commis.=;ioner, assistant . _

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Commissioner, deputv

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

C hief counsel

Chemist

Commissioner, deputy

Commissioner, assistant deputy

Commissioner, special assistant to..

D i V ision head

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant, fiscal

Air coordinator

Attorney-ad viser

Chemist -

Commissioner, assistant deputy

Information specialist

Legal assistant

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, fiscal

Attorney-ad viser

Criminal investigator

Legal assistant

Personnel officer

Unit head

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Adjuster of admeasurements

Attorney-adviser _

Engineer _

Legal assistant-

Personnel officer

Position classifier.- ._

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, fiscal

Adjuster of admeasurements

Budget examiner

Employee relations officer -.

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

Num
ber

Total
salary

1

$14,800

1

$14, 800

1

$14, 800

1

13,400

1

13,400

1

13,600

2

24,600

2

24.800

2

25,200

1
1
1
2
1
3

11,800
11,050
10, 800
21.850
11,800
34, 400

1
1
1
2
1
3

11.800
11.300
11.050
21,850
11,800
34, 650

1

1
1
2
1
3

11,800
11.550
11,060
22.360
11,800
34. 650

1
1
1

1
1

1
5

10, 000
10, 000
10, OW
9,800
9,800
9,800
49,600

1
1
1
1
1
1
6

10,200
10.000
10.000
9.800
10,000
10, 000
49,800

1

1
1
1
1
1
5

10,200
10,200
10. 200
10.000
10.200
10, 200
60,600

2

1

1
5
1
1

17, 920
8,960
8,360

43,600
8,360
9,160

2
1
1
5
1
1

18, 120
9.160
8.560

43.800
8,360
9,160

2

1
1
6
1
1

18,320
9,360
8,560

44, 600
8,360
9.360

1
2
1
6
1
1

7,040
14,280

7,240
44,240

7,440

7,240

1
2
1
6
1
1

7,240
14, 280

7,240
45, 240

7,440

7,440

1
2
1
6
1
1

7,240
14, 680

7,440
45,640

7,540

7,440

2

1
1

1

12,280
5,940
6,340
6,640

2
1

1
1

12,680
6,140
6,540
6,740

2
1
1
1

12,8S0
6,140
6,740
6,940

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

457

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEETICES COHtinUed

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
OS-Il. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.
Examiner, organization and

methods

Legal assistant

Placement officer

Position classifier _

Procurement officer...

Statistician, survey ,.,

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant, fiscal.

Accountant, Government

Administrative assistant

Placement officer __ _

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative aid

Administrative officer

Budget examiner

Employee relations assistant

Legal assistant

Personnel assistant

Position classifier.

Procurement assistant

Records management officer

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,665

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Wage board -..

Total permanent, departmental.

Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

All personal services, departmental

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Appraiser

Collector...

G.S-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Appraiser

Attorney-adviser

Chemist, chief

Collector

Collector, assistant _

Comptroller..

Comptroller, assistant

Surveyor

Surveyor, assistant

QS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Chemist

Chemist, chief

Collector

Collector, assistant.

Comptroller

Criminal Investigator, supervising..

Entry officer...

Fiscal officer

Inspector

Liquidator

Section head

Treasur- a'»ach6, supervising

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative assistant to collec-
tor.

Administrative officer

Appraiser, assistant

Appraiser

Attorney-adviser

Chemist

Chemist, chief

Collector

Collector, assistant

Collector, deputy...

Comptroller, assistant

Criminal investigator

Criminal investigator, supervising..
Criminal investigator, assistant

supervising

Entry officer, supervising

Entry officer

Examiner, organization and meth-
ods

Inspector, supervising

Inspector.

Liquidator

Marine officer

Medical officer

Surveyor, deputy

Treasury attache _

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$5. 940

122. 440

6,540

18, 020
6,340
6,540

5,500

5,625

11, 500

5,875

5,185

5,435

5,560

5, 310

5,310

11,370

5,060

5,060

5,560

5,310

15,110

95, 180

40, 950

99, 535

93, 165

107, 180

1 3, 230
9 26,808
3 10, 649

229

1, 223, 727
7. 9 33. 086

221.1

1, 190, 641
4,472

1,195,113

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 940
124, 840
6,740
18, 620
6,540
6,740

I 5,500

1 5, 750

2 11,750
1 6,000

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

3

21

10

26

27

34

5,310

5,560

5,685

5,435

6,435

11,495

5,060

5, 185

6,685

6,435

15, 485

97, 305

42, 075

102. 160

94,445

108, 620

1 3, 230
9 27, 208
3 11.294

229

I, 243, 917
0. 6 28 517

228.4

1, 215. 400
4.600

1,220,000

1 12.800
1 12.200

1
1
1
11
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
2
13
11
6
5
1
2
1
2
1
1

10. 800
11,300
11.050

119.800
10.800
10.800
11.060

11, .800
11,800

9.600
10. 000

9.800

19. 400

126, 200

108, 400

58,400

51, 200

9,800
19, 600

9,600
19, 400

9,600
10, 600

16, 920

8,360
51, 760
62, 720
70, 4«0

17, 120
17, 320
42,400

162, 240
110, 880
8,360
42, 400
17, 520
106, 720

1 8,360
"3" '25,' 680 "

2 16, 720

33,840
42, 400
8,560
8,560
8,360
9,360

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

17
1
3
1
1

$6. 140

108, 420

6.940

18, 620
6,740
6,940

1 5,500

1 5, 875

2 12,000
1 6, 125

1

1

1

1

1

2

1

1

1

1

3

21

10

26

27

34

5,435

5,685

5,810

5.660

6.660

11.620

5.060

5.310

5.810

6,660

16, 735

99, 180

43, 075

104, 660

96, 805

109, 980

1 3. 230
9 27, 448
3 11,689

226

1, 245, 252
0. 6 44, 862

225.4

1, 200, 400
4,600

1 12.800
1 12, 200

1
1
1
11
1
1
1
1
1

1
1
1
2
13
11
6
6
1
2
1
2
1
1

1
6
7
8
2
2
5
19
13
1
5
2
12

1
1
3

2
3
4
6
1
1
1
1

11.050
11.300
11,300
120, 800
10,800
11.050
11,050
11,800
11,800

9.600
10, 200
10, 000
19, 800
128, 000
109,600
69,200
61, 800

9.800
19. 600

9.800
19,600

9,600
10. 600

17, 120

8,360

51. 760

63,320

71, 080

17,320

17, 620

43, 400

164, 640

112,480

8,560

43, 000

17, 720

108, 120

8,560
8,360
26, 680

17, 120
26,080
34, 640
42, 600
8,560
8,760
8,560
9,360

1 12,800
1 12, 400

11.060

11 560

11.300

123. 550

10.800

11,060

11.300

11.800

11,800

9,800

10,200

10,000

19, 800

130, 400

111,000

59, 600

52,000

10, 000

20,000

10, 000

19, 800

9.800

10,600

17, 620

8,360

52,560

63,920

72,280

17, 620

17, 720

43, 400

167, 640

114,480

8,760

43,000

18, 120

108, 720

8,760

8,560

26,280

17, 620

25,680

36, 440

43, 400

8,760

8,960

8,760

9,360

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant, fiscal

Administrative officer

Administrative officer (reimburs-
able)

Appraiser

Attorney-adviser

Cashier... _

Chemist

Chemist, chief

Collector, assistant

Collector, deputy

Criminal investigator

Criminal investigator, supervising..
Criminal investigator, assistant

supervising

Entry officer __

Examiner

E.xaminer, organization and meth-
ods

Inspector, supervising

Inspector _.

Liquidator

Marine officer

Supervising, customs liquidator

Treasury representative

Treasury representative in charge..
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant, chief

Accountant, Government

-Administrative officer

Administrative officer (reimburs-
able).

Appraiser

Attorney-adviser

Auditor

Chemist

Collector, deputy

Criminal investigator, supervising..

Criminal investigator

Entry officer, supervising

Entry officer

Examiner

Fiscal officer

Inspector, supervising

Inspector

Liquidator

Marine officer

Personnel ollicer

Warehouse officer, supervising

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant, fiscal

Adracasurer, supervising

Admeasurer

Administrative assistant (reim-
bursable)

Administrative officer

Appraiser...

Cash accounting assistant

Cashier, assistant

Collector, assistant deputy

Collector, deputy

Criminal investigator

Entry officer, supervising ,

Entry officer

Entry clerk

Examiner

Inspector, supervising

Inspector

Liquidator

Marine officer

Supervisor, customs entry clerk

Training officer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Accountant, fiscal

Admeasurer

Administrative assistant

Administrative assistant (reim-
bursable)

Administrative officer

Appraiser

Attorney-adviser

Cash accounting assistant

Chemist

Collector, assistant deputy

Collector, deputy

Criminal investigator

Customs entry assistant

Entry officer

Examiner

Examiner, organization and meth-
ods

Inspector, supervising

Inspector

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$8. 040
43, 840

7.840
58, 120
14, 480

7,240
66, 560

7,240
136, 960
60, 120
124. 280
74, 000

2 14, 280

12 88, 280

77 579,280

2 14, 480

44,640
187, 240
61, 880
14, 080
22, 320
7,240

1 6, 740
1 6, 340
5 32, 300

3

13

1

8

19

16

13

73

1

47

61

10

1

26

137

7

1

1

18, 420

82, 420

6,740

60,320

117,660

101, 840

81, 220

458, 720

6,940

298, 780

383, 740

64,400

6,640

171,640

857, 380

43, 980

6,340

6,740

15 91,126
1 6, 760
8 48, 626

Inspectress

Liquidator

Marme officer

Personnel assistant

Sampler

Supervisor, customs entry clerk..

Surveyor, assistant deputy

Training officer

Warehouse officer, supervising.—

6,375

22, 760

102, 375

6,625

8,875

6,125

180, 625

46, 000

12, 375

309, 250

5,875

165. 375

12. 000

413, 625

646, 500

77,000

11,875

6,876

26 138. 125

20 109. 200

1 5, 560

1

1
14

3

2
23

7
58
38

1
47
35

5,686

5,310

76, 840

16, 180

11, 620

122, 255

38, 295

325, 605

202, 155

5,810

258. 195

188, 600

4 20, 865
2 11, 120
67

317, 420

36
24
7
1
3
1
1
3

197, 410

134, 315

37, 920

5,685

16, 680

5,436

5,435

16, 930

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$8,040
44,440

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$8, 040
45, 240

1

8,040

1

8,040

8

59, 620

8

60, 320

2

14,880

2

14,880

1

7,240

1

7,440

9

67, 560

9

67. 760

1

7,440

1

7.440

19

139, 360

19

141, 160

10

76,000

10

76, 200

IV

126, 680

17

128, 680

10

74, 800

10

76, 600

2

14, 480

2

14, 880

11

82, 040

11

83, 640

77

583, 280

77

592, 480

2

14,880

2

15, 2S0

■■i

21. 520

3

22, 120

4

29, 360

4

29, 360

26

189, 640

26

193, 840

V

62, 680

/

63.280

2

14.480

2

14, 880

3

22,720

3

22, 720

1

7,440

1

7,440

1

6,940

1

6,940

1

0,540

1

6,540

5

32, 900

5

33, 300

3

18,820

3

19,420

13

83, 420

13

85, 020

1

6,740

1

6,940

S

51,320

8

51, 720

19

120, 660

19

122, 460

19

122,360

19

124, 960

13

83, 220

13

85, 220

73

467, 720

73

476, 320

1

6,940

1

6,940

47

307, 180

47

315, 180

61

390, 740

01

395, 940

10

65, 600

10

66, 200

10

61, 600

10

63, 600

22

146, 620

22

145, 620

13V

877, 680

135

886, 700

7

44,680

7

45. 580

1

6,340

1

6,540

1

6,740

1

6,940

15

92, 375

15

93, 625

1

5,875

1

6,000

8

49, 250

8

49, 750

1

6,375

1

6,375

4

23, 250

4

23, 750

17

104, 000

17

104, 7,50

1

5,760

1

6,875

1

6,000

1

6,125

1

6,250

1

6,250

33

199, 626

33

202, 150

8

46, 626

8

47, 260

2

12, 600

2

12, 626

63

315, 000

53

319, 125

1

6,000

I

6,125

2Ji

168, 000

28

169,875

.'i4

313, 600

54

313, 500

63

370, 876

63

371, 125

93

658, 250

93

563, 375

13

78, 250

13

79, 600

2

12, 125

2

12, 2,50

1

6,000

1

6,126

26

140, 750

25

142, 760

20

111,326

20

112,576

1

6,685

1

5,810

1

5,810

1

5,810

1

5,435

1

5,560

14

78, 090

14

79, 690

3

16, 655

3

16, 930

2

11,620

2

11. 746

23

124, 630

23

127, 005

V

39, 045

7

39, 670

116

642, 650

115

653, 775

38

205, 165

38

208, 405

1

5,810

1

6,810

44

246, 890

44

250, 390

36

192, 100

35

195, 350

4

21, 365

4

21, 865

85

465, 475

85

476, 225

600

500

2, 596, 500 1

2, 657, 750

9

46, 165

9

47, 290

36

200, 660

36

202, 785

24

136, 815

24

138, 565

7

38, 796

7

39, 670

1

6,810

1

5,810

3

17, 055

3

17, 305

1

5, 660

1

5,685

1

5, 660

1

5,686

3

17, 180

3

17, 305

458

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF CUSTOMS— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Customs — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES <:OTltinllf d

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

Reimbursable

GS-7 Range $4,205 to $4,955..

Reimbursable

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545.,

Reimbursable

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160..

Reimbursable

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.,

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430 -

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980.. -

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035-

Reimbursable

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680..
CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454..
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230..
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032..

Wage board.
Ungraded

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries:

United States rates

Local rates

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment:

United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States

rates

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Night work differential .-

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distribued as follows;
Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts. -.

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from non-Federal sources

Num-
ber

Total
salary

12,
6
284

1,

194

384

1,

3

635

2,
229
101
4

75
711

38

21

555

]

4

3

;. 651, 780
5,245

577, 230
24,275

210, 065
842,730

480, 495
11, 980

207, 755

730, 615

310, 310

10, 800

32,015
327, 875

,781,886
38, 585
32. 320
126,212
65,510

, 625, 970
16, 348
6,026

Num- Total
ber salary

2,107

$10, 616, 930
1 5, 370
369

1, 723, 995
5 24, 775

284

1,234,190
184 812,530
384

1,514,120

3 12, 105
635

2, 241, 115
229 744,775
101 314,870

4 11, 120

,006

37, 520, 156
152.1

639, 313

7, 804. 9
36,1

260. 610
6,026

98, 575

7,586
306, 855
140, 718

I, 676, 341
262, 449
187, 591

43, 560, 958

44, 766, 071

38, 464, 066

193, 970

6, 098, 035

6

75

646

38
21
415

32,640
333, 500

, 569, 910
39, 285
32, 720
127, 332
66, 950

Num- Total
ber salary

2,060

$10, 634, 840
1 6. 370
368

1,769.415

5 25, 150
284

1,256,440
184 827,030
384

1, 545, 495

3 12, 230
635

2, 267. 675
229 756.056
101 318, 150

4 11,440

6 32, 640
75 337,125

646

2,600.210

1,235,090
4 16,638
3 6, 026

7,791

37, 722, 261
223.5

1,242,761

7, 518. 5

36, 208. 400

46 265,000
3 6, 100

110, 400

7,600
321, 000
140,800

6, 727, 000
270. 000
191.000

43. 247, 300

44, 467, 300

38, 267, 300

230, 000

6, 970, 000

11

9

38

21

416

39. 985
33. 120
128, 372
67, 590

1, 244, 130
4 16, 928
3 6, 026

7,741

38, 153. 736
223.5

1,901,736

7, 468. 5

36. 980, 900

46 265,000
3 6, 100

110,400

7, 600
271. 000
139, 900

5, 687. 000
270. 000
191,000

42, 928, 900

44, 133, 900

37, 918, 900

2.30, 000

5, 985. 000

[BUREAU OF] INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, Internal Revenue Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

55,854

696

54, 696

63,366

774

53,500

63. 331

774

53. 465

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,494
GS-6.2

$4, 570
GS-6.3

$4,611

GS-6.2

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$240, 614, 036
1,976,881

916, 725
374,619

$238, 369, 026
2,200,000

915. 500
395, 250

$236,278,613

2, 200, 000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

915. 500

395. 250

243.882,161
6,127,974

241,880.375
6, 774, 000

239. 789. 363

02 Travel

6, 274, 000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

Direct Obligations — Continued

Transportation of things..

Communication services..

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction

Other contractual services

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Refunds, awards, and indemnities:

Cash awards -

Taxes and assessments

Deduct obligations which are included in
a supplemental proposed for later trans-
mission (reflected at the end of this
chapter) -

16

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred...

1953 actual

$1,317,630
1.778,713
3. 084. 214
6. 124. 366

1, 685. 466

2. 358. 375
1,952,665

3,787
275, 465

268, 590, 806

41, 334

268, 632, 140

1954 estimate

$1,106,300
4. 977. 645
3, 607. 680
6. 200. 000
1,989.500
2, 291, 200
1, 674, 300

200, 000

3, 600, 000

266, 000, 000

24, 500

266, 024, 500

1955 estimate

$1,105,300
5, 368. 657
1,107,680
6, 200, 000
1,989,500
2, 291, 200
1, 674, 300

266, 000, 000

24,600

266, 024, 500

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $14,800:

Commissioner

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:

Assistant commissioner

Chief counsel

Deputy commissioner

GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800;

Assistant chief counsel —

Assistant commissioner

Director of division

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant chief counsel

Director of division

Staff assistant

Technical adviser

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Assistant chief counsel

Assistant director of division

Attorney

Chief of branch

Council member

Director of division

Director of practice

Executive assistant

Internal revenue inspector

Organization and methods examiner.

Special assistant

Staff assistant

Tax adviser

Technical adviser .-

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant director of division

Attorney

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Conferee

Director of division

Economist - .-

Engineer

Internal revenue inspector

Management analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Procedural technician

Staff assistant

Systems accountant

Tax adviser

Technical adviser

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant and auditor

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of section

Assistant director of division

Attorney

Budget exammer .-

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Conferee -. .-

Engineer

Estate and gift tax examiner.

Examiner

Management analyst

Organization and methods examiner

Procedural analyst

Procedural technician

Staff assistant

Statistician

Supervisor of imit

Systems accountant --

Technical adviser —

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15, 000

3 44,400
1 14, 800

1 14, 800

2 26, 000
2 26, 000

4 52, 066

2 24, 472

5 60. 150
1 12,014
1 12, 022

22, 600
90, 740
32,400
11,800
92, 600
171,070
10, 800
10, 800
11,800
21, 787
21, 600
34, 000
77, 895
79, 618

3
1
8
15
1
1
1
2
2
3
7
7

1
1

2
29
10
7
4
2
6
2
3
3
18
3
2
4
2
20

34
6
3

9,621
10, 121
19,664

291, 226

103,911
71,073
40, 343
19,200
48, 000
19,588
28,863
28,800

176,400
28. 800
19. 600
38. 400
19. 367

198, 983

307, 665
54, 400
27. 391
16.918

607. 994
8,360

104, 890
54.190

107. 690

151.778
18. 141
33, 440

137, 293
60, 160

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $1.5,000

3 44, 400
1 14. 800

1 14,800

2 26. 000
2 26, 075

4 52, 066

2 24. 629

5 60,160
1 12,014

1 12,022

7 58. 520

2 17. 023

1 8, 760

5 41,800

22 319,310

5

28

17

7

4

1

6

1

3

4

22

4

4

4

4

24

19
3
7
3

54
1

17
5

11

15

11,800
89, 594
44,237

197, 957
93. 917

169. 893
10, 800
11,060
11,800
22, 594
21,600
34, 023
75, 763
80,350

19,400
29,168
48, 475

280, 023

167, 788
68,488
40. 343
9.600
60, 541
9,800
29, 172
40,090

211.200
38.400
40.500
38. 400
39. 636

237, 791

175. 948
26. 162
62. 226
25. 729

488. 371
8,497

145. 949
43. 814
97, 281

134, 187

60, 360
162,918

78, 640

8,360

119, 140

76,511

25. 586
8. 360

58, 520
174, 736

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $15,000

3 44, 400
1 14,800

1 14, 800

2 26. 398
2 26. 200

4 52, 715

2 24, 938

5 61,128

1 12, 200

1 12, 200

1
8
4

18
8

15
1
1
1
2
2
3
7
7

2
3

5

28

17

7

4

1

6

1

3

4

22

4

4

4

4

24

19
3
7
3

54
1

17
5

11

15

11,800
90, 563
44,919

201, 127
94,150

171,496
11, 039
11, 203
11,800
22, 747
22, 177
34, 303
76, 224
80, 864

19,645
29, 413
48, 998

282,648

169, 420
69, 489
40, 834
9,709
61, 259
9,968
29,760
40, 459

213. 378
38. 937
40 760
38. 992
40. 076

240, 567

176,555
26, 295
63, 008
26, 080

492. 062
8.598

146, 965
44,000
98, 403

136, 149

51, 157
164, 709

76, 962
8.644

120.304

77, 684
115,066

8,490
69, 180
176, 758

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

459

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

GS-12. Ranee $7,040 to S8,040:

Accountant and auditor. —

Administrative officer..

Analyst

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of section

Assistant supervisor of group

Assistant supervisor of unit

Attorney..

Chemist

Chief of section

Conferee _._

Director of division

Document analyst

Ensineer

Estate and gift tax examiner

Examiner

Intem^il revenue inspector

Management anilyst

Procedural technician..

Reviewer

Supervisor of group

Supervisor of unit

StafT assistant

Statistician..

Systems accountant

Technical adviser..

Training officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant and auditor

Administrative officer

Analyst.

Assistant chief of brancli

Assistant chief of section

Attorney

Chemist

Chief of branch

Chief of section

Classification investigator

Economist

Engineer

Estate and gift tax examiner

Examiner

Internal revenue inspector

Management analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Procedural technician

Reviewer

Statistician

Supervisor of group

Supervisor of unit

Systems accountant

Technical clerk

GS-10. Range .$5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant and auditor

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of section

Assistant supervisor of unit

Chief of section

Organization and methods examiner

Supervisor of unit

Technical clerk

Training officer

GS-9. Ranee $5,0r,o to $5,810:

Accountant and auditor

Administrative assistant

Analyst

Assistant chief of section

Assistant supervisor of tinit

.\ttorney

Budget examiner

Chemist

Chief ol branch

Chief of section

Classification investigator

Document analyst

Economist

Engineer.

Estate and gift tax examiner

Examiner

Internal revenue inspector...

Librarian...

Management analyst

Organization and methods examiner.

Procedural technician

Reviewer

Staff assistant

Statistician

Supervisor of group

Supervisor of unit

Technical clerk ._

Training officer

GS-8. Range W,620 to $5,3V0

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..
Gt:-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160-.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230....

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

80 $004, 795
12 90, 167
1 7, 040
5 36, 237
1 7, 861
1 7,440

227, 040
37,501
83. 193
99,592
14,247
14,080
53, 647

105. 657
21,120
21, 720
28,760
14,216
68. 7S6
7,040
28,160

3 23,039

6 36,200

6 46, 120

3 23,938

16

12
1
3
5

29
2
4

12
4
1
1

10
2
1

10
2
6
6
2
1
1
1

12

100, 878

74, 227

5,940

19, 479

32, 708

176. S24

12, 355

25,810

78,504

24, 779

5,940

6,876

62,794

11,880

5,940

65,190

11,880

36, 277

38, 243

13,280

6,730

6,740

5,940

77,368

69 408,932

4

1
6
1
3
16
3

50
15
1
5
2
45
1
2
1
6
2
3
1
1
7
3
1
X
1
2
2
4
1
4
1
2
62
3
90
326

1,471.577
201 884, 074
463

1,779.430
'29

2, 429, 081
663

2,118,426
304 897,733

1 4,490

23,816
5,875

36, 576
5.750

17, 675
96, 776

18, 566

275, 918

81,202

5,060

27, 935
10, 848

234,292
5,060
10,314
6,185

28. 778
11, 229
15,180

5,150
6,060

37, 758
15, 763

5,185

5,135

5,060

10. 120

10. 979

22, 431

5,060

22.261

5,799

11,620

344,219

16,618

441,406

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

53 $396, 440
3 21,520
14, 080
50, 842
7,240
7, 662
7,040
184,016
37,997
117.099
69, 390

2

7
1
1
1

25
5

16
9

2 14, 702
7 63, 303

4

3
14
18
7
1
6
6
4
8
7
2

37
11
1
1
3
25
2
3
9
3
1
I

2
1
1
1
3

20
4
2
5
4
2

60
2

52
213

120
341

28,851
22. 069
100, 770
134. 496
53. 059
7,091
42, 240
42, 240
30, 360
56.320
53.414
15,080

234,122

66, 020

6,940

6.940

19,657

151, 690

12,648

19, 861

59,138

18, 855

5,940

6,940

3

1

14

2

14

12

2

1

3

1

27

42
1
3
1
4
1
2

15
1

26
28
2
3
2
50
1
2
1
3
4
4

18,020

6,031

84, 303

11,909

84, 378

74, 470

12.403

6.540

19. 765

5,940

166, 421

246, 388

5, 638
17, 953

6, 023
24. 643

5.800
11.676
90,431

6,250

142,077

147,871

10.120

1,';,894

10, 796

260,129

5,060

10, 666

6,573

16.068

21,647

21,481

16, 475

5,160

10, 820

5,223

6,261

5,073

15,885

102, 323

21,565

10,148

28,197

22,050

11,620

274. 365

10.719

268, 972

995, 647
625, 779

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

53 $401, 928
3 21, 665
14,651
51,471
7.439
7,840
7.162
186. 822
38.636
118,674
70, 373

1,350,006
660

1,963,387
396

1, 274, 480
130 390,896

1 4,490

2
7
1
1

26
5
16

2 15,064
7 53, 838

4

8
7
2

37
11
1
1
3
25
2
3
9
3
1
1

29.466
22.426
102. 757
136.117
53, 679
7,440
42. 341
43. .501
30, 759
56. 571
53.902
15, 241

244,363
66,393
6, 145
6.940
19,996
154,819
12.924
20,165
60.485
19. OSl
6,124
6,940

3
1

14
2

14

12
2
1
3
1

27

12
1
3
1
4
1
2

15
1

16
31
3
3
2
50
1
2
1
3
4
4
3
1

18,448

6,140

86, 488

12, 3S6

85. 352

76,220

12, 709

6,724

20,012

5,940

166, 958

79, 109

5.764
18, 369

6,149
24,769

5,800
11,927
91, 393

6,250

93, 965
164, 100
15, 674
16,373
11,047
265, 737

6, 060
lu, 816

5,699
16,318
22.023
21. 983
16,852

5,286

2

1

1

1

3

20

4

2

5

4

2

50

2

52

218

1, 029, 725
113 503,346
309

1,249,967
500

1,776,681
280

921,630
109 333,449

1 4,490

11,071

5,348

5,386

6,199

16.3S6

103, 077

22.442

10. 273

28.673

22. 426

11.620

278. 235

10. 970

272. 607

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades —
Continued

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035..

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Riinge $2,974 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above; Oper-

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8,069
2 7, 261

1 3, 374
23 74. 058

113 327,926
9 23, 717

2 10,899
20 71,321

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8, 070
2 7.341

1 3.454
21 67. 854
97 286.976

6 16,066

2 10.899
20 73, 141

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $8,070
2 7, 360

1 3,464
21 68, 104
97 290,307

6 16, 277

2 10.899

Equivalent to less than $6,060 .. . .

20 73, 802

Total permanent, departmental

4,080

19,183,012
225

950, 726

3,117

16, 094, 089
67.4

350,589

2,860

15, 421, 193
67.4

589,013

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salar^O

3,865

18,232,286
73,299

12,265

3,049.6

15, 743. 500
60,500

9,000

2, 792. 6

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

14,832,180
60,600

9,000

All personal services, departmental.

18,317,860

1.5.813.000

14.901,680

Field:

General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
District commissioner

16 208,000

Regional commissioner

9 117.000

9 119,428

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Assistant district commissioner

4 48,000

Assistant regional commLssioner

4 48,317
46 554,113

6 67, 104
1 11,185

4 49,000

Director of internal revenue.

OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Appellate coimsel

46 652,000
6 70,458

46 661,358

6 68,064
1 11, 675

55 694,000
46 496,800

46 498.689
2 21,600

32 349,762
5 55,920

33 359,497
18 198,153

46 505, 373

2 21,600

32 356, 573

Associate appellate counsel

5 58,715
32 345,600
18 19.M50
12 139,741

4 48. 000

1 11.800
4 46, 200

16 174,246

3 30,660

2 20,225

3 30, 100

6 5S.80O
30 286,600
18 172,800
37 355,200
16 162,039

5 56, 840

Chief of division

Director of internal revenue

District counsel

33 363,745
18 201,149

3 33, 550

1 11.800
9 102,665
9 99, 123

4 40, 260

2 20. 496

3 30, 225

17 171.745
36 349,728

18 173, 154

3 34,353

Foreign representative

1 11,800

9 102,681

9 100,929

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

4 40, 592

Administrative officer_,.

2 21 000

Appellate counsel

3 30 225

17 176.747

Assistant chief of division.. .

36 352, 095

Assistant director

18 176,396

4 40, 300

4 40, 300

4 41,259

18 173,118
3 30, 225

3 30,225
10 100, 796
34 327.974
87 859,046

4 38,600
4 40, 300
2 20.200
6 60,450
1 10,600

28 273,368

18 176, 026

Associate civil advisory counsel

3 30,225

3 30, 226

Attorney _

24 243,874
10 96, 000
63 508,800
2 19,200

10 100, 796

Chief of branch .

34 330, 899

87 869,603

Chief of section.

4 38. 600

4 40. 622

8 80,066

2 20.200

Enforcement counsel

6 60, 649

3 31, 200
12 115,200
6 59, 128

6 49, 966

7 67, 939
1 9, 628

8 76, 800

1 10,627

Executive assistant

28 276,751

Intelligence agent

Internal revenue agent .

3 30, 800
9 87, 836

3 34, 941

9 89, 603

Regional coordinator

Reviewer... .

10 101,000
3 29, 200
67 670,054

24 208,240
3 27,880
7 63, 130
1 8. 360
6 50.960

36 305.152
1 8,360

10 101,326

Supervisor of group

3 29, 200

Technical adviser

86 866,988

21 182.900

4 33, 630
1 8, 660
1 8,360

5 41,800
12 102,720

67 677,433

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9 360:

24 209,683

Accounting and auditing assistant..

3 27,880
7 63, 860

Administrative assistant

1 8,360

Assistant chief of branch

6 60,960

Assistant chief of division

36 310,801
1 8,360

2 16, 776

1 8, 465

2 16, 720
64 561,334

1 9.360
40 334.400

11 93. 843

12 102.564
32 286,434

4 33, 440

2 16, 720
4 36, 395

87 760,520
221

2,043,718
18 152,616

Assistant district commissioner

A,ssistant supervisor of group

At tome V .

3 26,880
46 404,617
79 672.914
62 626.911
30 26.3.480
16 143.160
33 297.896

4 34, 840
4 33, 651
4 36, 640

26 223,960
101

939. 300

27 228.139

1 8.360

2 16, 720

3 26,880
46 409,268

79 677, 182

Chief of division. _

62 535.082

Chief of section

30 264.624

16 143. 160

Engineer

Estate and gift tax examiner

33 301.884
4 34. 840
4 34. 062

4 36. 741

Intelligence agent...

26 232,106

101

Internal revenue inspector

987, 354
27 232,055

Investigator in charge

I 8,360

Reviewer

2 16, 720

2 16, 720

460

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

[BUREAU OF] INTERNAL REVENUE
SER F/C£— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Internal Revenue Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued"

Field — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.
Supervisor of group..

Technical adviser..

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant and auditor

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant supervisor of group.

Attorney _.

Chemist

Chief of branch...

Chief of division

Chief of section

Conferee

Engineer.. _

Estate and gift tax examiner..
Intelligence agent

Internal revenue agent..

Internal revenue agent (collection

officer).

Internal revenue inspector

Investigator in charge

Reviewer

Supervisor of group

Technical adviser

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant and auditor

Accounting and auditing assistant. .

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of section

Assistant supervisor of group.

Attorney

Budget examiner _

Chemist.. _ _

Chief of branch

Chief of division

Chief of section

Classification investigator

Conferee

Engineer..

Estate and gift tax examiner..

Executive assistant

Inspector alcohol tax

Intelligence agent

Internal revenue agent..

Internal revenue agent (collection

oflBcer)

Internal revenue inspector

Investigator alcohol tax

Investigator in charge

Reviewer

Supervisor of group

Supervisor of unit

Technical adviser

Training olficer

GS-IO. Range .$5,600 to $6,250:

Accountant and auditor.

Administrative officer

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of division

Assistant chief of section

Assistant supervisor of group

Assistant supervisor of unit

Chemist

Chief of brancii

Chief of division

Chief of section

Classification investigator

Conferee

Inspector alcohol tax

Intelligence agent

Internal revenue agent

Internal revenue agent (collection
officer)

Investigator alcohol tax..

Reviewer

Supervisor of group

Supervisor of unit

Technical adviser

Training officer . ... .

GS-9. Range $.5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant and auditor

Accounting and auditing assistant.

Administrative assistant

Administrative officer

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

215

$1. 840, 400
162

1,411,345

18

2

10

5

12

41

10

235

20
50
15
85
193

1,085

133, 407
16, 080
72. 400
35, 200
86,880

296, 557
76,240

1, 835, 245
626, 560
144, 800
362, 000
111,723
615, 400

1, 384, 900

8, 273, 151

14, 480
228, 678
140, 454

30, 422
637, 120
226, 582

271, 671

29,700

5,940

48,154

, 149, 810

18, 420

24,560

73, 680

305, 985

6,940

33, 070

161.118

559. 370

112,373

17, 856

47,520

48, 074

141, 220

43
5
1

23

5 32, 544
398

2, 439, 524
2,395

15,011,510

24
29
6
20

3

24
2

15

12

153

2
16

3

3

9
14

6
105

1
65
71

1
12

147, 360
180. 303

39, 543
132, 519

30, 411
610.840

17, 820
145, 032

11,500

90, 602
70, 500

920, 310
11,250
93, 872
19,250
16,875
53, 729
81,918
2,8,125

609, 443
5,500

378, 101

422, 260

5,845

67, 834

225

1,-378,125

64 331,684

7 39, 375

161

979, 983

33, 750

6,234

126. 500

53 288, 037

2 10,870
6 33, 161

3 15, 320

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

312

$2, 819, 601
246

2,129,979

26
2

15
8

14

41

6

128

61
26
49
12
100
149

193, 240
16, 480

108,091
56,694

103, 860

296, 852
46, 440

991, 762
450, 619
191,719
377, 760
90,027
767, 000

1, 066, 990
2
5, 883, 142

30,960
389, 953
111,800
600, 622
774, 400
766, 620

607, 808

37, 040

6,031

75,843

350,204

18, 420

25, 960

85, 225

241, 679

12,602

33,319

448,014

239, 000

316, 257

24, 305

50, 920

60, 825

610, 270

5,940

6,340

4

54

15

86
106
104

97
6
1

12
56

3

4
14
40

2

5
70
37
60

4

8
10
96

1

1
445

2, 764, 368
2,277

14,517,149

49
120
11

111
12
67
2

15

12

57
2

11
4
4
8

69
5

38
1
6

72
1

22

54

7

176

291, 074
727, 408

70, 540

26. 360
583, 305
691,811

76, 940
359, 480

11, 500

87, 875
70, 677

341,972
11,000
63,911
24, 375
22, 750
47.125

351.810
30, 750

234, 035

5,638

45,946

429. 775
5,970

138, 540

877. 802
326. 626
41,250

1,057,849
8 47, 245
1 6, 250
26 152,760

12 489,2.59

2 11,120

8 42, 462

2 10,469

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

312

$2, 819, 787
245

2, 155, 608

26
2

15
8

14

41

6

128

194, 693
16,681

108, 200
56, 920

103, 860

302, 099
47, 992

1, 007, 252

61 466, 500

195, 978

381, 140

91,341

767, 242

26
49
12
100
149

1, 089, 023

4
54
16
85
106
104

97

6

1

12

66

3

4

14

40

2

5

70

37

50

4

8

10

96

1

1

445

30,960
396, 696
112, 5.30
601, 146
774, 400
777, 637

612, 674

37, 040

6,140

77, 770

3.59, 123

18, 420

25, 960

86, 225

247,168

12, 870

33, 946

451, 583

243, 167

319, 725

24, 864

50, 920

61,928

610, 270

6,940

6,340

2,816,307
2,330

15, 164, 168

49

120

11

4

98

111

12

57

2

15

12

67
2

11
4
4
8

59
5

38
1
6

72
1

22

291, 673
746, 003

73, 746

26, 360
,584, 786
691.811

76. 940
360. 046

11, 600

87, 875
71.306

347. 787
11.000
64,288
24. 375
23. 399
47.943

356.163
31.202

238, 277

5,764

49, 779

436. 0.55
6.096

143,400

117

902, 324

54 329,303

7 41,250
176

1,068,249

8 47, 887

1 6, 260
26 162,750

92 490,502

2 11,120
8 43, 467
2 10, 720

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range .$6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Assistant chief of branch

Assistant chief of section

Assistant supervisor of group.

Attorney

Budget examiner...

Chemist

Chief of branch

Chief of division..

Chief of section

Classification investigator

Clerk

Conferee

Employee relations officer

Engineer

Estate and gift tax examiner

E.xaminer

Executive assistant

Inspector alcohol tax

Intelligence agent

Internal revenue agent

Internal revenue agent (collection
officer) _

Internal revenue inspector..

Investigator

Investigator alcohol tax

Procedural technician

Reviewer.

Storekeeper ganger

Supervisor of group

Supervisor of unit

Tax accountant

Technical adviser

Technical clerk

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4.490

CPC-7. Range .$3,436 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.464

CPC-(. Range .$2,760 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary):
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United States
rates

Other positions; Temporary employ-
ment: United States and possessions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

6

59

48

34

2

9

7

6

84

29

1

1

226

$31, 899

316,132

242,880

176, 052

11,292

49,833

37, 849

31,907

462, 143

41,480

5.060

43. 080

5,060

41,209

150, 365

5,770

8,685

1, 246, 456
439

2,322,419
,447

13, 036, 705

1,851

10,

39

3

218

1.

2

23

13

46

14

1

1

1

3.032

15,
7.224

32,
3,544

14,
3,623

13.
5,624

19.
8.266

26.
6.436
18.
123

3
11
10

2
17
110
30

351. 679

202. 836

16, 565

228. 470

10, 120

119,266

71, 125

238,510

81,273

5,660

6.328

5.060

453, 291

895, 528

681, 968

728, 643

819, 146

752, 008

856, 699
316, 796

13, 595
42,177
34, 391
6,839
51.888
306. 492
76.144

51, 774

231, 344, 462
1, 729. 4

8. 962, 712

50, 042. 6

222, 365, 496

2 16,266

1, 976, 881
843,426

95, 733

16, 165

260, 356

225, 664, 311

243, 882, 161

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

35 $194, 732
11 68,614
346, 785
264, 931
10,464
44,167
268, 876
71,816
662, 704
.54, 274
5 185
27, 472
6,060
47, 041
202,825
5.208
6,703

61

51

2

8

60

13

121

10

1

6

1

38
1
1

207

1, 161, 658
434

2, 333, 332
2 429

13,161,958

1,637

9.

132

3

222

1,

4

31

12

59

16

2

4

2

2,649

13,
7,714

36,
3,233

13,
3.106

11,
5.853

20.
7.973

26.
5.911
17.
92

2
16

17
105
25

213. 714
693. 307
16,968

135. 715
20. 596

166. 190
66. 345

327. 820
90. 166
10. 870
20, 776
10, 120

674, 367

287, 924

566, 971

966, 644
689. 166

967. 972

425. 646
239.044

9.230
58. 343
30. 769

6,908

52, 933

296, 204

64, 782

50. 249

227. 303, 180
572.6

4, 677, 055

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

35 $196, 932
63, 673
345, 786
271,499
10.715
44, 796
271, 960
72, 906
663,229
65, 251
6,185
28,102
5,162
48, 296
202, 826
5,334
5.810

11

61

61

2

8

60

13

121

10

1

6

1

9

38

1

1

207

1, 179, 771
434

2, 383, 643
2,499
13,

1,637

9,

132

3

222

1,

4

31

12

59

16

2

4

2

2,649

13,
6,356

29,
3,233

13,
3,300

12.
5.707

20.
9.381

30.
5.911
17.
92

2
16
9
2
17
106
26

,210

347, 849

709, 169

17,093

147,848
21,099

166, 190
68,099

327, 946
90,166
10, 870
21,163
10, 496

900,261

567, 962

871. 462

886. 828

309.211

718, 801

835, 826
246, 527

9,230
69, 086
31, 262

6,908

63, 393

302, 664

66, 206

60, 471

230, 020, 899
572.6

8. 574, 466

49, 674. 4

222, 609, 870

2 16, 255

2, 200. 000
856, 000

147. 321

12. 396

226, 533

226. 067. 375

241. 880. 375

49. 896. 4

221, 430. 178

2 16,265

2, 200. 000
856, 000

147, 321

12. 396

226. 633

224. 887. 683

239, 789, 363

BUREAU OF NARCOTICS

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Narcotics

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

423
397

422
406

422
406

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

461

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary _

$4, 826
GS-7.5

$4,895
GS-7.5

$4,989

GS-7.5

Personal sen-ice obligations:

$1, 967, 514
7,588
8,436

$1,953,200
7.900
8.700

$1,953,200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..-

7,900
8,700

Total personal service obligations.. _

1,983,638

1,969.800

1. 969, 800

Direct Obligatims

01 Personal services.—

02 Travel . -

1,965,430

221. 139
7,000

42,500

2,589

9,300

146, 110

110. 140
226, 769

9,029

13, 700

5,338

1, 969, 800

235, 780

5,800

53,000

2,520

9,300

124, 100

108,900

240,000

9,000

13,500

6,100

1,969,800
229,900

5 800

53,000
600

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

9,300
124, 100

108, 900

Purchase of evidence - -

240, 000

9,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

13,500
6,100

2,759,044

2, 777, 800

2, 770, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements

18, 108
3,761

23,931
71

08 Supplies and materials: Purchase of

30,000

30,000

09 Equipment- - -

Total obligations payable out of

45, 871

30,000

30,000

Total obligations

2,804,915

2, 807, 800

2, 800, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,000:

Commissioner

General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Deputy commissioner

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant to the commissioner

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;
Chief of narcotic section, general

counsel's office

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant chief, narcotic section,

general counsel's office

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief, returns division

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant to com-
missioner

Administrative assistant to deputy

commissioner

Chief, fiscal section

Chief, mails and files section

Attorney _

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,9.55

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655-

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelJ base...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

District supervisor, regional oifice,..
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
District supervisor, regional oflice..

Treasury agent (narcotic)

Treasury agent (narcotic, foreign

service) _

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Field supervisor

Treasury agent (narcotic) -

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12,200

1 10, 800

1 10,000

1 8,300

I 7,240

5,810

5,060
6,810
5.185
5,000
15,485
24,650
17, 430
45, 135
55,280
38,2«0

3,390
2,792

65 292, 767
3.8 12,442

61.2 280,325
1,158

19,200

13 109, OSO
1 8,360

8,660

1 7,040

7 48, 160

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12, 400
1 10, 800

8,560
7,440

5,810

5,810
5,310
5,185
15, 610
24.900
17,680
45,510
56,640
38,360

3,390
2,872

291,077
15, 877

275.200
1.100

13
1

19,600

111.280
8,360

,560

7,040
60, 2S0

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14,800

1 12, 600
1 11,050

8,560
7,440

5.810
5, 435
5,310
15, 735
25, 275
18, 180
46, 135
57, 520
39,000

3,390
2,952

64
4

295, 327
20,127

275, 200
1,100

276, 300

13 113, 480

1 8, 560

1 8, 760

1 7, 040

7 61, 680

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Treasury agent (narcotic, 1 foreign

service)

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Num- Total
ber salary

61 $315,785

102 639, 525
95 415. 760
8 32, 610
10 37. 600
42 139, 350
26 74. 390

Num- Total
ber salary

51 $319,110

102 548, 400
95 421,010
8 33. 360
10 38. 600
42 140. 470
25 74. 790

Num- Total
ber salary

51 $323,785

102 569, 500

GS-7 Range $4 205 to $4 955

95 431.635

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545.. _

8 33. 860

GS-5. Ranee $3,410 to $4,160

10 39. 600

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655 .

42 143. 190

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

25 75, 430

Total permanent, field

358 1, 755, 420
22. 1 68. 231

358 1,780,860
13 102,860

358 1, 816, 520
13 153,820

Net permanent, field (average num.
ber, net salary) :
United States and possessions

Foreign countries: United
States rates

333.9

1.672,489

2 14, 700
6,430

8, 436

343

1, 663, 100

2 14, 900
6,800

8,700

343

1, 662, 700

2 15,300

Regular pay in excess of 52.week base...
Payment above basic rates: Additional

6,800
8,700

1, 702. 055

1, 693, .'iOO

1,693.500

1.9S3.538

1,969.800

1,969,800

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

1, 965, 430
18, 108

1,969,800

1,909,800

Obligations payable out of reimbuise-

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE

Salaries and Expenses, United States Secret Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total nvunber of permanent positions

A vprf\gp niimhpr nf pmplnypp.s

440
420

394
380

394
367

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$5,281
GS-8 .3

$5,412
GS-8.5

$5,506

QS-8.5

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services:

Pprmanpnt, positions

$2,235,769

8,568
26,977

$2,068,905

7,995
25,000

$2,012,142

Regular pay In excess of 52-week
base - -

7,758

Payment above basic rates.

25,000

2, 271, .314

208. 462

17,175

32, 748

8,385

52,467

60.786

22,290

123

4,516

8,853

2,101,900
188,000
15,400
42,000
9,000
44,200
57,000
23,500

2,044,900

02 Travel .-

188,000

15,400

04 Communication services .

45,000

06 Printing and reproduction.

9,000

07 Other contractual services . . .

44,200

57,000

09 Equipment . . . . .

15,500

15 Taxes and assessments . . .

4,000
15,000

4,000

15,000

2,687,119
9,975

2, 500, 000
8,000

2,438,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements

2,000

2, 697, 094

2,508,000

2,440,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
G3-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Chief

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Assistant chief

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Executive aid to the chief

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant administrative officer.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $,5.370_

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$12, 200

11,050

9,800

8,760

6,500
4,745
23. 6,50
21, 225

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,400

11,300

9,800

8,960

5,625
4,870
24,150
21, 725

Num- Total
ber salary

$12,600

11,550

10,000

9,160

5,750

4,995

5 24,650

5 22, 350

270200^54-

-30

462

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, United States Secret Service — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — continued

Departmental— C ont inued
General schedule grades— Continued

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental —
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Holiday pay

Nightwork differential

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Special agent in charge

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Special agent in charge

Inspector

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Special agent in charge

A.ssistant special agent in charge

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Special agent in charge..

Assistant special agent in charge

Assistant to special agent In charge.
Special agent

GS-11. Range S5,940 to $6,940:

Special agent in charge —

Assistant special agent in charge

Special agent

QS-10 Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Special agent

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Special agent

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370.

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary): United States

and possessions

Regular pay Iq excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differentia! _.

Territorial cost-of-living allowance

,^11 personal services, field

01 Personal services.

1953 actual

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$26. 620
48,000

14
1 3, 310

38 174, 860
3. 5 12, 440

34. 5 162, 420
625

1 11,050

3 30. oon

4 39. 000

7 63. 520

1 8, 760

130, 320

21,920

7,440

15, 080

159, 100

6,540

179, 520

89 529, 125

431,940
87, 780
21,025
47, 370
198. 070
153. 320
5. 950

402 2, 146. 830
17 73. 481

385 2, 073, 349
7,943

13, 950
9.219
3.712

2, 108, 173

2, 271. 314

Num-
ber

Total
salary

7 $27. 495
14 49, 120

3,310

38
3

178, 755
11,900

35 166, 855
645

167, 500

11, 050

30, 200
29, 400

54. 760
8.760

18 132, 120

3 21. 920

1 7. 440

2 15. 280

26 162, 300

1 6, 640

28 182, 920

91 642, 500

73 376, 625

6
3
62
38
2

21,775

12.885

201. 340

127, 920

5,980

356 1,961,715
11 49.665

345 1,902.050
7.350

12,000
9,000
4,000

1,934,400

2, 101, 900

1955 estimate

Num- Total
Per salary

7 $27. 995
14 49, 680

1 3. 310

38
3

182. 040
15, 186

35 166, 856
645

167, 600

1 11,300

3 30, 600

3 30. 000

6 54. 960

1 8, 960

18 133. 320

3 22. 520

1 7. 640

2 15. 280

25 164, 510

1 6, 740

28 185, 320

91 560, 980

73 384, 896

22. 025

13.620

206. 430

130, 215

6,140

356 1, 985. 466
24 140, 168

332 1, 845. 287
7.113

12. 000
9.000
4,000

1, 877, 400

2, 044, 900

Salaries and Expenses, White House Police, United States Secret
Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

170
147

145
142

145

Average salaries and grades: Ungraded
positions: Average salary.

$4, 113

$4,892

$4, 926

01 Personal services:

$613,681

$695, 209

2,680
14, 583

$678, 486

2,680
14 583

Regular pay In excess of 62-week
basis

Payment above basic rates

49, 039

662, 720

13

1,027

19. 038

688

712,472

10

1,418

16, 000

100

695, 749
10

03 Transportation of things

07 Other contractual services

1 141

08 Supplies and materials

16, 000

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

683,486

730, 000

712, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Inspector

Num
ber

1
1

5
8
2

15

6
62

6

3
51
10

- Total
salary

$8,034
5,961

25, 675

37. 480
9.610

66. 900

27. 120
257, 920

24,060

11, 680
189. 210

36, 600

Num
ber

1

1
6
10

- Total
salary

$8, 459

6,590

30, 045

65,288

Num
ber

1

1

5

10

- Total

salary

$8,459
6 690

Captain.

30, 145

Sergeant

66,420

Corporal.- _

16
6

76,360
31,266

15
6

76 350

Private:

31,370

Class 6

Class 5

Class 4

76
22
6
3

363. 513

100. 148

26. 326

12.035

98
6
3

467 374

Class 3

26.268
12,345

Class 2 .. .

Class 1

170
23

699, 280
86, 699

145
3

709.020
13,811

145
7

714, 321
35,836

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

147

613,681

142

695. 209
2,680

138

678,486
2,680

Payment above basic rates:
Compensation for duty voluntarily
performed (Public Law 13, 82d
Cong.) . .

37, 767
11,272

Holiday pay (Public Law 195, 82d
Cong.)

14, 683

14 683

01 Personal services

662,720

712, 472

695, 749

Salaries and Expenses, Guard Force, United States Secret Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

134
107

77
73

75
71

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3, 806
GS-5.2

$3,288
CPC-5.0

$3, 810
GS-1.8

$3,374
CPC-5.0

$3,843
GS-4 7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,420
CPC-5 0

Average grade

Direa Obligations

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ...

$367,270

1,412
16, 217

$249, 940

960
11, 400

$242,970
930

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

PajTnent above basic rates

11,400

384,899

588

337

711

2,346

11, 499

1,883

840

262, 300

255,300

02 Travel

200
700
800
10,000
200
800

200

700

07 Other contractual services

800

10. 000

09 Equipment

200

800

403, 102
870

275, 000

268,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Nan- Federal tiources

09 Equipment

Obligations incmred.

403, 972

275, 000

268,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEEVICES

Departmental:

General schedule grades:

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

G.S-4. Range $3,175 to $:j,665..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4,490

CPC-7. Range .$3,4.15 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range .$:J,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,464

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1

2
2

2

1

5

36

34

51

$4,745
7,695
6,590

9,925

4,490

20,075

125, 840

114,156

149, 670

134 443, 186

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $12. 105
1 3,255

1

4,900

4 16, 040

7 25, 200

44 150. 390

17 49. 790

77 261, 680

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

$8. 196
3,335

4,900

4 16. 340

7 25. 360

44 151. 670

16 48. 000

75 257, 800

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

463

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

27 $75, 831

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $11, 740

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $14, 830

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime .

107 367. 355
1.327

2.871
4.196
9.150

73 249, 940
960

2,000
2.900
6.500

71 242, 970
930

2,000

Holiday pay

2.900
6.500

01 Personal services

384, 899

262,300

255,300

BUREAU OF THE MINT

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of the Mint

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUnE.^n OF THE MIXT

SnmmaTy of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

A V'^rag*' niiTTiher nf fill pmplnypp'i

1,078
1,045

979
945

927
893

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$5,289
GS-7.7

$3,527

CPC-5.2

$3,707

$5, 479
GS-8.0

$3,670

CPC-5.2

$3,937

$5,568

GS-8.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .

$3,577

Average grade

CPC-5 2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,953

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$4,243,045

13, 243

391, 271

364

$3,992,187
15.913
75,000

$3 773 830

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

15, 270
72 000

Other payments for personal services

Total personal service obligations...

4, 647, 923

4, 083, 100

3,861,100

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services .

4,000,710

34, 344

13. 053

14.904

209, 918

11, 993

37, 021

3.407

282.538

110.875

18, 559

10, 782

3,939.100

25. 000
13,000
22, 000

230, 000
10,000

26, OOO
4,400

313, 000

100,000

10,000

8.500

3,781,100

02 Travel

25 000

03 Transportation of things

13 000

23,000

05 Rents and utility services. ._

210 000

10,000

07 Other contractual services

25 000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

4,400
292 000

100, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

10,000
6,500

Total direct obligations

4, 748, 104

4,700,000

4, .500, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements

647, 213
3,200
24,800
38.100
76,200
40, 100

144, 000
2.200
17. 000
8.500
17, 000
11, 300

80, 000

02 Travel.

05 Rents and utility services _

4 700

9,400

09 Equipment..

6,900

Total obligations payable out of

829, 613

200. 000

100, 000

5, 677, 717

4, 900, 000

4, 600, 000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

07 Other contractual services

$9,949

StIUMABT

Summary of Personal Services
Total number of permanent positions

1,078
1.045

979
945

927
893

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,289
G8-7.7

$3,627

CPC-5,2

$3,707

$5,479
GS-8.0

$3, 570

CPC-5.2

$3,927

$5, 668

Average grade

GS-8.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary . ..

$3,677

Average grade

CPC-6.2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,953

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMART — continued
Summary of Personal Services — Con.
Personal service obligations:

$4, 243, 045

13,243

391, 271

364

$3, 992, 187
15, 913
75,000

$3,773,830
15, 270
72,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Total personal service obligations. ..

4, 647. 923

4,083,100

3, 861, 100

Hired Obligations
01 Personal services

4, 000. 710
34, 344
13.053

14. 904
209. 918

11, 993

46, 970

3,407

282, 538

110, 875

15, 559
10. 7S2

3, 939, 100

25,000

13,000

22, 000

2.30,000

10,000

25, 000

4,400

313, 000

100, 000

10,000

8.500

3 7S1 100

02 Travel

25,000

03 Transportation of things ....

13,000

04 Communication services

23 000

05 Rents and ut'Iity services .

210, 000

06 Printing and reproduction

10 000

25,000

Services performed by other agencies.

4,400
292, 000

100, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

10,000
6,500

4,758,053

4, 700, 000

4,500,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
01 Personal services .

647. 213
3.200
24,800
38.100
76.200
40.100

141.000
2.200
17,000
S, 500
17,000
11,300

SO 000

02 Travel . .

03 Transportation of things ..

4.700

9.400

09 Equipment

5.900

Total obligations payable out of

829, 613

200,000

100,000

Obligations incurred

5,587,666

4,900,000

4, 600, 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Director of the Mint

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Assistant director of the Mint

aS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Metallurgist _..

QS-I4. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Governmental accountant (chief

accountant)

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative ofl3cer

Governmental accountant..

Metallurgist

.Accountant

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

-Accountant

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Busmess accountant

Legal assistant.

Personnel officer

Procurement officer

Statistical officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant _ _

Business accountant

Commercial accountant

Legal examiner

Personnel assistant.. _

Purchasmg officer...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-1. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Other payments for persona] services:
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Superintendent

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 800

1 12, 200

1 11,050

9,800

8,760
8,560
8,360
8,360

7,040

11,880
6.140
6,340
6,340

2
1
2
1
1
1
7
2
10
9

6,140

11.120

5,060

10. 995

6. 810

5,060

6,810

31, 685

8.965

38, 350

31,456

24,800

3,310

3,032

61 310. 222
2.2 11,211

299,011
1,060

300. 425

4 45, 200

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $13,800

1 12,400

1 11,050

1 9,800

1 8. 960

1 8, 560

1 8.660

1 8, 360

2 14,080

3 18,020

6,540
6,540
5,940
6,140

5, 935
6,185
11,120
5,810
6,185

6
2
10
9
6
1

27. 980
9.090
39, 850
31, 855
19, 140
3,310

3,032

68 306,242
2.2 15,903

290. 339
1.178

291. 617

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $13,800

1 12, 600

1 11,300

1 10, 000

1 8, 960

1 8, 760

1 8, 760

1 8,560

2 14, 480

3 18, 620

6,740
6,540
6,140
6,340

5,935
6,310
11,246
6,810
5,310

28. 606
9,090
36,690
32. 335
16, 190
3,310

3.032

56 304,462
2. 2 20, 881

53.8

283,681
1,090

284,671

4 43, 200

4 43, 700

464

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

BUREAU OF THE MINT— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of the Mint — Continued

DETAIL OP PEHSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assayer ---

Cliief clerk and assistant superin-
tendent - ---

Engraver, ,

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assayer

Assistant chief clerk and produc-
tion manager

Superintendent of coining division..
Superintendent of melting and re-
fining division

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief clerk in charge

Governmental accountant . . -

Assistant superintendent of coining

division

Assistant superintendent of melt-
ing and refining division

Mechanical assistant to superin-
tendent

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative oliicer .-.

Assayer in charge

Chemist

Governmental cost accountant

Governmental accountant

Sculptor and engraver

Superintendent of machinery

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer.

Foreman, coining division

Superintendent of machinery

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Cashier

Chemist

Fiscal accountant

Administrative assistant

Personnel assistant

Procurement officer

Assistant superintendent of ma-
chinery.

Supervisor of refinery

Assistant to superintendent of coin-
ing division _

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

GS-5, Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900..

CPC-8. Range .$3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3,680..

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840.

Positions at hourly rates:
Rates equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Foreman

Rates equivalent to less than $5,060..

Total permanent, field.
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800

Net permanent, field
number, net salary)

(average

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01

All personal services, field.
Personal services

Salaries and wages in the foregoing
schedule are distributed as follows;

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reunburse-
ments

39, 200
10, 000

27,280

8.360

27, 480

36, 040

8,040

28, 560

21, 120

28,160

8,040

6,340
6,940
25, 160
18, 420
12, 080
6,540
6,640

18, 375
6.125
17, 750

17, 305

15, 680

16, 305
5,185
5.560
5,685

6,685

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

1

17
50
17
23

2

14

17

121

4
10

5,810
86, 750
236, 375
73, 630
91, 680
31, 935
41, 070
13. 120

28, 650
9,106
56, 290
62,880
421, 283
10, 513
25.404

Num- Total
ber salary

1,800

4 39,200
1 10, 200

1 8,660

3 27, 680

4 36, 640

1 8, 040

4 28, 760

28,960

8,040

6,540
6,940
32, 700
18, 420
12,280
6,740
6,740

18, 500
6,250
17, 875

17, 430
16, 055
21,740

5,310
10, 245
5,810

6,810
6,435

5,810
87, 790
211,665
70, 510
79, 905
28, 200

18, 880
12, 520

29,025
9,230
56, 890
63.040
379, 700
10, 673
23, 194

1
641

6,147
2, 374, 620

1,017

4. 067, 217
30.8

123, 183

16.2
3, 944, 034
12, 193

355, 886
35, 385

1
1
6
3
2
1
1

3

1
3

3
3
4
1

2
1

1
1

1

17
44
16
20
8
6
4

6
2
14
17
108
4

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $10,000

4 40, 000
1 10, 400

27, 080

1 8. 760
3 27, 880

1 8,040
4 29, 360

3 22, 320

4 29, 560

8,040

6.540
6,940
33, 100
19, 020
12, 480
6,940
6,940

3 18. 625
1 6, 250
3 18, 250

3
571

2, 244, 264

921

3, 866, 197
31.8

163. 349

3,701,848
14, 735

40,000
35,000

3, 791, 583

17, 430
16, 430
22,115

6, 435
10, 495

5,810

1 5, 810
1 6, 560

6
2
14
17
104
4
9

5,810

82, 538

202, 045

71, 604

81, 260

28, 440
19, 182
12, 680

29. 275
9,230

56. 990
63. 360
365, 636
10,833
23, 264

3 15, 601
628

2,083,319

871

3, 686, 917
31.8

196, 668

839.2

3, 490, 249
14,180

38.000
34,000

3, 576, 429

4, 647, 923

4, 000, 710
647, 213

4, 083, 100

3, 939, 100
144, 000

3,861.100

3, 781. 100
80, 000

COAST GUARD

Operating Expenses, Coast Guard

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

C0A3T OUARD

Summary of Personal Services
Number of permanent positions:

34, 762
3,487

33,272
3,353

28,151
3,294

Civilian _

Total number of permanent posi-
tions - -

38, 249
90

36,625
90

31,445
90

Full-time equivalent of all other positions:
Civilian

Average number of all employees:

34, 762
3,321

33, 272
3,336

28 151

Civilian

3,277

Total average number of all em-
ployees -

38,083

36,608

31,428

Average salaries and gi-ades:
General schedule grades:

$4,094
OS-5.5

$2, 937
CPC-3.3

$3, 199

$2,798 to $3,250

$3,754

$4,145
GS-5.4

$2,975
CPC-3.3

$3,216

$2,798 to $3,250

■ $3, 961

$4,243

GS-5 4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3 016

CPC-3.3

Grades established by head of agency:

$3,220

$2,798 to $3,250

$3, 961

Average range (lighthouse keepers) . . .
Ungraded positions; Average salary

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions:
Military

$102,370,927

12, 569, 182

415, 666

33, 474

248. 639

$102, 469, 376

13, 005, 007

419, 925

31.826

203. 964

$89 112 419

12,800,125
419 925

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

31.551
204. 401

Total personal service obligations. ..

115.637.788

116,130,098

102,568,421

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services . .

115, 579, 035

4,030,541

2, 899, 807

703, 955

1,832,460

467, 306

11,29,5,974

6,195,000

31,664,763

M, 092, 544

1,392,571

4,899,721
86. 965
36, 095

116, 080, 098

4.031.506

2, 606, 164

1,080.200

1,382,103

485, 849

11,421,704

6, 421, 704

27,010,008

12.732.349

250, 000

2, 691, 924
62. 360
37. 009

93, 616, 425

4,003,705

03 Transportation of things

2 955,048

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services --.

1,064,000

1,376,000

466, 000

12,274,171

Services performed by other agencies.

5, 274, 180
19,053,980

09 Equipment - --

10 274,292

250, 000

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance
claims -

3, 235, 808

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

62, 360
37.009

Subtotal - --

195, 176, 737
45,469

186, 292, 978
42, 978

153, 942, 978

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

42, 978

195,131,268

186, 250, 000

153, 900, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
01 Personal services -

58.753

4,971

10, 637

21. 958

1,807

122, 976

701,363

1, 109, 726

60,000
5,000
5.000

10,000

8,951,996

165, 725

286, 323

210.000

125,000
750. 000
655,000

767. 274

5, 288. 682

09 Equipment > - .

1. 505. 000

Total obligations payable out of

2, 032, 191

1. 500.000

17,175,000

Obligations incurred _ - -

197, 163, 459 1.87. 750. 000

171, 075, 000

1

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

Total number of permanent positions;
Military -- -

237
237

237
237

237

Average number of all employees

237

$851. 199
146.148
100. 000
935, 669

3,300

$864, 750
145, 000

.$867, 910

145, 000

996, 950
3; 300

983,790

12 Pensions, aimuities, and insurance
claims

3,300

Obligations incurred - -

2, 036, 318

2,000,000

2,000,000

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

465

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY

Summary of Personal Services
Number of permanent positions:

34,999
3,487

33, 509
3,353

28,388

Civilian - - -

3,294

Total number of permanent posi-

38, 486
90

36,862
90

31, 682

Full-time equivalent of all other positions:

90

Average number of all employees:

34, 999
3,321

33,509
3,336

28.388

3,277

Total average number of all em-

38,320

36.845

31,666

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4. 094
GS-5.5

$2,937
CPC-3.3

.$3, 199
$2,798-$3,250

$3,754

$4. 145
GS-5.4

$2, 975
CPC-3.3

$3, 216
$2.798-$3,250

$3,961

$4,243

Average grade - -

GS-5.4

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary _ .

.$3, 016

CPC-3.3

Grades established by head of agency:

$3,220

Average range (lighthouse keepers)--.
Ungraded positions:

$2,798-$3,250
$3,961

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions:

$103,222,126

12, 569, 182

41.5. 666

33. 474

248, 539

$103,324,126

13.005.007

419. 925

31. 826

203,964

$89,980,329

Civilian - - -

12.800,125

419,925

Regular pay in excess of 52-\veek base...

31, 551
204, 401

Total personal service obligations—

116,488,987

116, 984, 848

103, 436, 331

Direct Obligalions

116,430,234

4. 176. 689

2,899.807

703. 955

1,832.460

467. 306

11. 295. 974

6.295.000

32. 600. 432

14.092.544

1, 392, 571

4, 903. 021

86. ms

36,095

116,934,848

4,176,506

2. 606, 164

1,080.200

1, 382, 103

485,849

11.421.704

6,421.704

28.006,958

12, 732. 349

250, 000

2, 695, 224
62. 300
37,009

94,484,335

02 Travel

4, 148, 706

2.955.048

1.064.000

1.376.000

06 Printing and reproduction

466, 000

07 Other contractual services

12. 274, 171

Services performed by other agencies-
08 Supplies and materials

5, 274. 180
20. 037, 770

10, 274. 292

10 Lands and strnetures

250, 000

12 Pensions, annuities, and insurance
claims

3, 239. 108

13 Hetunds, awards, and Indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

62. 360
37,009

Subtotal . - -- „

197, 213, 053
45,469

188, 292, 978
42, 978

155, 942, 978

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence - --

42,978

197, 167, 584

188,250,000

155,900,000

Obligation-s Pat/able Out of Reimbursemenls
01 Personal services -

58, 753

4,971

10. 637

21,958

1,807

122, 976

701, 363

1, 109, 726

50,000
,5, 000
6.000

10, 000

8, 951. 996

165, 725

04 Communication services—

286. 323
210, 000

125, 000
760,000
655, 000

767. 274

08 Supplies and materials

5, 288, 682

09 Equipment

1, 506, 000

Total obUgations payable out of

2. 032. 191

1, 600. 000

17, 175, 000

199, 199, 775

189, 760, 000

173,075,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

COAST GUARD

Military

Num- Total
her cost

34, 762

$102,370,927

Num- Total
ber cost

33, 272

$102,469,376

Num- Total
ber cost

28,151

$89,112,419

Ciinlian
Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief counsel _ -

1 $11,800
1 10,800

1 9,600

1 9,600

2 19,800

1 $11,800
1 10, 800

1 9.600

1 9, 800

2 19,400

1 $11. 800

1 10, 800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Electronic engineer (radio)

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

Supply specialist

2 19, 600

COAST GUARD — continued

CiriWan— Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief counsel

Budget examiner

Chief of division

Chief of group.- --

Chief of section

Chief of subsection

Electronic engineer

Government accountant

Hearing examiner _,

Naval aichitect (general)

Statistical officer...

Technical assistant (civil engineer-
ing)

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Aeronautical engineer

Architect

Attorney -ad visei -.

Chief of section

Chief of subsection

Government accountant

Materials engineer

Motion picture specialist

Naval architect

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Public information specialist--

Safety engineer

Supervising marine engineer

Supply specialist.-

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative assistant

Analytical statistician

Architect

Assistant chief of section

Attorney adviser _

Budget analyst-

Chief of section

Electrical engineer

Electronic engineer

Government accountant

Industrial specialist-

Lighthouse engineer

Marine engineer. _

Mechanical engineer

Nautical scientist

Naval architect

Personnel assistant

Purchasing agent

Statistical assistant.-

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

Tabulation project planner

QS-10. Range $5..500 to $6,250:
Administrative assistant to Com-
mandant

Chief of section

QS-9. Range .$6,060 to $5,810:

Assistant chief of section

Chief of subsection

Electronic engineer

Fiscal accountant

Government accountant

Industrial specialist —

Marine engineer

Methods examiner (forms)

Navalarchitect-

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel assistant

Personnel research assistant.

Position classifier

Safety engineer

Statistical assistant

Structural engineer

Supervising purchasing agent

Supervisor, communication center..
Supply requirements and distri-
bution officer

Supply specialist (procedures)

Transportation specialist

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6.370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

CPC-2. Ranee $2,420 to $2,840..

Positions at daily rates equivalent to

less than $5,060

Total permament, departmental..

Deduct lapses.

1953 actual

Net permanent, departmental (av-
verage number, net salary)

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,560
9,360
9,160
18.720
17,920
9,360
17,120
26,080
8,760
8,360
8,660

9,360

8,040
7,440
21,120
28,160
29,960
28,160
15, 080
7,040
23,120

7,240
7,240
7,040
7,040
7,040

5,940
6,940
19,820
6,940
6.140
6,940
6,540
18,420
12,480
11.880
13. 080
12,680
6.940
6,340
5.940
19.220
6.140
6.940
5,940

1
2

1
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1

4

1

2

5

58

30

122

234

231

55

1954 estimate

1 6.940
1 5,940

6,375
11,375

5.310
5.060
5.185

15. 805

20.865
6,185
5.060
5,185

21, 365
6.060

10. 995
5.060
5.060

10. 995
5,310

10, 995

11, 370
6,810

20.490

5.060

10. 745

25. 976

264, 016

126, 100

473. 770

797. 190

707. 530

156,410

4 12. 600

9 25, 628

6 16,290

12 43, 872

3,471,780
78.8

322, 481

809.2

3, 149, 299

1955 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

3
3
1
1
1
4
1
2
1
1
2
1
2
2
1

4

1

2

3

53

28

121

225

221

55

$8,660
9,360
9,160
18,720
17,920
9,360
17.720
25, OSO
8,960
8,660

9,360

8,040
7,640
21,620
28,360
30, 360
28.360
16, OSO
7,040
23,320

7,240
7.240
7.240
7,240
7,240

1 6, 140

20.420
6.910
6.140
6,140
6,640
18,620
12, 680

12. 080
13. 080

13. 080
6.940
6.140
6.140

19. 420
6.340
6.140
6,940

1 6, 140
1 6, 140

6,375
5,500

1 5, 436
1 6, 185

16, 056

16, 306
5,310
6.060
6.060

21. 865
5.186

11. 120
6,185
6,185

11, 120
5. 435

11,120

11. 620
5,935

20,990

6,185

10. 870

16.110

246. 365

120. 760

4«2, 108

778, 535

689, 775

169,010

3 9, 850

9 26, 008

6 15,640

12 46, 500

853

3, 393, 041
14.1

58,607

838.9

3, 334, 434

3
3
1
1

1
4
1
2
1

2
1
2
2
1

4

1
2
3
53
28
116
207
204
65

$8,760
9,360
9,360
18,720
18,120
9,360
17, 720
25,480
9,160
8,760

1 9,360

8,040
7,840
22,120
28,760
30,960
28,760
15, 080
7,040
23,520

7,440
7.440
7,240
7,440
7,240

1 6,140

20,620
6,940
6,340
6,340
6.740
19.020
12,680
12.480
13. 480
13. 080
6.940
6.340
6.340
19, 620
6,540
6,340
6,140

6.140
6,140

1 6,500
1 5,500

1 6, 560
1 6, 310

16.430

16,680
6,435
5.060
5.186

22, 240
6,310

11,370
5,310
5,310

11,246
5,560

11,370

11,620
6,935

21,490

5,310

11,120

16.110

250, 865

123,010

470, 935

727, 665

660, 221

162, 210

3 9, 850

9 26, 248

6 16, 060

12 46, 500

813

3.313,804
14.1

115,892

798.9

3, 197, 912

466

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

COAST GUARD— Continued

Operating Expenses, Coast Guard — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued

Other positions; Intermittent employ-
ment

Eeaular pay in excess of 52-weelc base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All civilian personal services, de-
partmental -

Field: , ^ ,

General schedule grades:
G?-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Electronic engineer

Hearing examiner

Marine inspection officer

Physical oceanographer

Og-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Civil engineer

Electronic engineer

Fiscal accountant. - --

Government accountant

Hearing examiner

Instructor

Marine engineer

Marine inspector

Naval architect

GS-11. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Architectural engineer

Chemist

Civil engineer -

Electrical engineer

Electronic engineer

Fiscal accormtant

Government accoimtanl

Instructor

Marine engineer

Marine inspector

Marine inspection officer

Mechanical engineer

Nautical scientist

Naval architect

Professor

Shipping commissioner -.

O.S-IO. $5,500 to $6,250:

Fiscal accountant — -.

Marine inspector

Marine inspection officer.

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Civil engineer

Construction engineer.. _

Construction inspector

Electrical engmeer

Electronic engineer

Engineer materiel and equipment

inspector

Fiscal accountant

Government accoimtant

Instructor

Marine engineer

Marine inspector

Materials assistant engineer

Mechanical engineer.

Personnel assistant

Purchasing agent.

Supply specialist

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4.955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

Grades established by head of agency:
Lighthouse keepers:

Range .$3,400 to $3.852

Range $3,099 to $3.5.'il

Range $3,024 to $3,475

Range $2,949 to $3,400

Range $2,874 to $3,325

Range $2,798 to $3,250

Range $2,723 to $3,174

Range $2,650 to $3,099 _. ,

Range $2,584 to $3.024

Range $2,518 to $2.949

Range $2,452 to $2,874 ,

Range $2,386 to $2.798

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Master mechanic

Foreman -.

Leadingman

Rates less than $5.060...

Positions at daily rates equivalent to

less than $5,060

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES COntinuedl

Num- Total
ber salary

$3,962
13, 184

13,836

Total permanent, field..

3, 180, 281

8,360

1 8. 560
1 9, 360

12
1

11
2

15
2
1

3
1
23
8
6
3

92. 080
7.440

80,040

14, 280
111,400

14. 480
8.040

15, 680
7,610

18, 020
6.740
146. 620
49. 920
37.810
18. 820

1
10
8
1
7
2
1
2
1

6, 140
63. 200
61 . 920

6, ,540
44.180
12. 480

6,340
13,280

6,640

1 6.600

23 137.375

1 6, 000

5
12
2
3
4
5

1

10

1

1

3

17

1

6

4

6

2

11

108

44

156

284

171

36

1

7
14
15
34
38
39
25
19
12
4
2

28,175
61.970
10.620
15,680
20, 740
27. 175

S.810

52. 975

5.560

5.560

15.430

88.895

5.185

33. 610

22.115

33, 610

10, 995

67, 820

490,015

191,605

007. 085

973. 205

531,890

101,880

40, 390
6,064

3,750
24, 328
48.280
50,401
112.597
122. 887
123, 579
76, 653
67. 306
35.020
11.494
6.448

Num- Total
ber salary

$4,000
12,871

3,361,305

2 17, 948

35 246,621

35 181,585

41 144, 068

1,216

4, 388, 600

1 8, 360
14 117,040

9,360

84. 240

7,640

69. 920

35. 600

2
1
3

14. 680

8.040

23,120

2
1
3

14,880

8,040

23,520

3
1
21
5
9

19, 220
6,940
135, 140
31,700
57, 260

1 6, 940

1 6, 940

12 77, 880

4 27, 360

6 38, 840

1 6, 540

1 6, 340

1 6, 340

5,500
123, 875

22, 240
73, 715

3 16. 680

5 26. 300

7 37, 170

1 5. 810

10 53, 475

1 .5, 685

1 5, 685

2 10, 620

Num- Total
ber salary

$4,000
12, 567

10, 000

5

5

2

11

95

45

152

275

163

30

12

2

5,435

32, 860

28,650

28. 675

11. 370

68. 070

440.600

198, 150

602. 945

955, 686

515, 260

86,340

37,480
6,224

1

5
13
14
32
34
40
20
15
10
4
1

3, 760
17. 603
46, 181
47, 528
106, 872
110.265
126, 904
61, 985
45,360
29, 123
11.494
2,798

2 18,878

35 264,890

35 188,336

37 130,567

4, 629, 189

2, 699 2, 600 2, 481

10, 1 10, 099 10, 029, 652 10, 036, 644

3, 224, 479

1 8, 360
14 119,840

9,360

85, 040

7,840

61, 320

36. 400

3
1
21
5
9

19, 820
6,940
137, 540
31,900
57, 860

1 6, 940

1 6,940

12 78. 880

4 27, 560

6 39, 440

1 6. 740

1 6,540

1 6,540

6,600
125, 375

4 22, 490
14 74, 965

3 16, 805
5 26. 925
7 37, 670

5,810

64.725

5.810

5.810

10, 870

1

6

5

6

2

11

95

46

160

266

166

30

12
2

6,560

3.3,110

28.800

28, 925

11.495

68. 670

449. 100

200. 6,50

607. 224

935, 505

503, 155

88,420

38, 120
6,224

1
5
13
14
32
34
40
20
15
10
4
1

3,750
17, 678
46. 105
47, 678
106. 123
110.415
126, 979
61, 986
45, 360
29. 189
11,494
2,798

2 18, 878

36 264,890
35 188,3,36

37 130,944

1,216

4, 629, 189

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estunate

Field— Continued
Deduct lapses

Num- Total
ber salary

177.5

$690, 216

Num- Total
ber salary

92.7

$358,979

Num- Total
ber salary

92.7

$434,431

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

2,42L6

9,419,883

379. 466
10. 413
21.826
20, 290

2,966
2,241

34,806
65, 451

129, 239

2,407.3

9,670,573

376, 965
12, 960
26,000

18, 955

6,000
3,000

44, 300

19, 360

122,304

2, 388. 3

Other positions:
Part-time employment, lamplighters.

Foreign coimtries: Local rates

Intermittent employment

9,602,213

376,966
12,960
26,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-weeli base...
Payment above basic rates:

18, 984
6,000

Nightwork differential

3,000

44,300
19,658

122, 443

Overtime and holiday pay, marine

inspection (46 U. S. C. 382b)

Territorial cost-of-living allowance

Additional compensation in lieu of
overtime and night differential pay
(Public Law 143, 81st Cong.)

All civilian personal services, field.

10,086,680

10,299,417

10, 231, 623

All personal services, civilian

13, 266, 861

13, 660, 722

13,456,002

115, 637, 788

116, 130, 093

102, 668, 421

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
uleare distributed as follows;

115,579,036
58,753

116,080,098
60,000

93, 616, 425

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

8, 951, 996

ALLOCATION TO NAVY DEPARTMENT

Military

237 $851,199

237 $854,750

237 $867,910

Acquisition, Construction, and Improvements, Coast Guard

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

COAST nUARD

Average number of all employees,

45

18

18

01 Personal services: Positions otber

$207, 107

34, 797

93, 732

339

170

106. 021

1. 114. 114

7, 939, 680

2, 719, 396

329

$72, 195
6,800
6,200

$72, 195

3.800

03 Transportation of things - _ _ -.

6,000

166,623

1,982,965

1,968,405

400

3.800

132. 600

1, 232, 205

15 Taxes and assessments

400

12,215,684

4,202,588

1,450,000

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF AERONAUTICS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY

09 Equipment - -

$7,978,852

$5, 624, 804

$1,980,000

ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENGINEERS,
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

$168, 688

$370,842

ALLOCATION TO OFFICE OF THE SECRE-
TARY, DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

$150,000

ALLOCATION TO ATOMIC ENERHY
COMMISSION

$2,400

SUMMARY

Averaee number of all emnlovees-

46

18

18

01 Personal services: Positions other

$207, 107

34, 797

93, 732

339

$72, 195
6.800
6,200

$72, 195

02 Travel

3,S(lO

5,000

04 Communication services

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

467

0BLIG.4TI0XS BY OB.TECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SHMMABT— continued

$170

277, 009

1,114,114

15, 918, 532

2,719,395

329

07 Other contractual services

$520, 842

165, 623

7,607,769

1,968,405

400

$3,800

2,112,600

1, 232, 205

15 Taxes and assessments

400

Obligations incurred

20, 365. 624

10, 34S, 234

3, 430. 000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Civilian

Departmental:

Other positions

Field:

Other positions

01 Personal services...

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$51, 455

155, 652

207, 107

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$22, 250

49, 945

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$22, 250

49, 945

Reserve Training, Coast Guard

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Number of permanent positions:
IVIilitary-

96
20

116
23

116

23

Total number of permanent posi-

116

139

139

Averase number of all employees:
Military - -

96
16

110
21

110

21

Total average number of all em-

111

131

131

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,070
GS-3.3

.$3. 215
GS-3.4

$3, 271

Average grade -

GS-3.4

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions:

$489, 643
48,117

$683,809
68,206

$583,809

Civilian.

68, 201

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations — Continued

01 Personal services— Continued

Regular pay in e.\cess of 52-week

$236
1, 332, 166

$284
1,379,041

$289

Drill and active duty pay of trainees.

1,379,041

1,870,162

213, 330

6,307

7,302

8,644

9,084

26, 457

250,876

64, 637

395

2,031,340

217,539

5. 100

5.500

9, .lOO

8,000

9,000

196, 021

17,600

500

2 031, 340

02 Travel

217, 539

03 Transportation of things

5,100

5,500

05 Rents and utility services

9,500

8,000

9,000

196, 021

09 Equipment

17, 500

16 Taxes and assessments

500

2, 456, 193

2, 500, 000
110.400

2,500,000

Obligaiions Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

08 Supplies and materials .

121. 440

2,456,193

2,610,400

2, 621, 440

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Mititari;

Num- Total
ber cost

95.2 $489,643
1, 332, 166

Num- Total
ber cost

110.2 $.583,809
1,379,041

Num- Total
ber cost

110.2 $583,809

Drill and active duty pay of trainees

1,379,041

All personal services, military

1, 821, 809

1,962,860

1,962,850

aiHlian
Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS 5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 7,070
6 16, 050
9 26, 630
4 11,640

3 11,855
7 22, 785
9 26, 950

4 12, 360

3 12, 105

OS 4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.

7 23, 105

OS-3. Ranee $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2 Range $2 750 to $3,230

9 27, 430
4 12, 600

Total permanent, departmental

Deductlapses .

20 61, 390
4.3 13,273

23 73. 950
1. 8 5, 744

23 75, 240
1.8 7,039

Net permanent, departmental (av-

15.7 48,117
236

21.2 68,206
284

21.2 68,201

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

289

All personal services, civilian

48,353

68,490

68,490

01 Personal services

1,870,162

2,031,340

2,031,340

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite appropriation, special account, unless otherwise indicated)

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Expenses of Administration of Settlement of War Claims Act of
1928, Office of the Secretary of the Treasury

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

1
1

3
3

3
3

Average salary and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,285
GP-5.0

$3, 795
GS^.3

$3,795

Average grade...

GS-1.3

01 Personal services:

$4,285

16

1,441

$11,385
43
800

$11,386

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base . .

43
800

Obligations incurred

5,742

12,228

12, 228

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS 5 Range $3 410 to $4,160 --

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$4,285

Num-
ber

2

1

Total
salary

$8, 195
3,350

Num-
ber

2
1

Total
salary

$8,195

GS 3 Range $2 950 to $3,430

3,350

'

Total permanent, departmental

1

4,285

3

11,545
160

3

11,545
160

Net permanent, departmental (av-

1

4,285

16

1,441

3

11,385

43

800

3

11,385

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

43
800

5,742

12, 228

12,228

468

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
PUBLIC ENTERPRISE FUNDS detail of personal services — continued

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Liquidation of Reconstruction Finance Corporation

Administrative Expenses, Liquidation of Reconstruction Finance
Corporation, Treasury Department

administrative expenses by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

2,037

6

1,746

1,304

4

991

650

Average number of all employees

600

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5. 603
OS-7.8

$2, 965

CPC-3.3

$3,929

$5, 604

as-7.6

$2,943

CPC-3.5

$4, 099

$5, 645

Average grade _ .

GS-7.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 952

CPC-3 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,099

01 Personal services:

$9,738,825
62, 182

34, 339
15,469

44,986

$5,443,000
42,000

20.000
5,000

$2, 880, 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

10,000

Payment above basic rates .

6,000

Excess of annual leave earned over

Total personal services

9,895,801
65,370

5, 510, 000
78,000

2, 895, 000

Deduct portion not subject to limi-

29, 000

Net personal services under
limitation . ,

9,840,431
186,310

34, S75
164,023
844, 665

21,016

29,314

89, 407

6,819

69, 475

50, 082

1,169

425

6,692

6,4.32,000
180,000

60,000
122,000
613,000

20, 000

26, 000

142,000

27, 000

58, 000

28,000

7,000

1,000

6,000

5.000

2, 866, 000

150 000

16,000

76, 000

268, 000

16,000

07 Other contractual services;

Fees for other professional services..
General Accounting Office audit

25,000
125,000

Services performed by other agencles-
Other contractual services

20, 000
46, 000

21, 000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

16 Taxes and assessments

1,000
4,000

Total administrative expenses
under limitation

11,334,693

6,615,000

3, 630, 000

detail of peeson.vl services

Departmental:
Positions at rates equal to or in excess of
$14,800:

Administrator

Deputy administrator

General schedule grades:

GS-18. Rate of $14,800:
Director

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Deputy director -

Controller -..

Director, office of loans

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

General counsel

Chairman, board of review

Deputy controller

Deputy director, office of loans

Executive assistant to the adminis-
trator.-

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Secretary

Treasurer

Director, office of loan agency man-
agement

Director, office of small business

Director, office of personnel

Chief of division

Assistant chief of division

Deputy director, office of loan

agency management...

Associate general counsel

Assistant general counsel

Assistant secretary

Attorney

Budget officer

Chief of branch-

Chief engineer

Loan examiner

Member, board of review

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17, .500
1 16, 000

13,000
13, 000

12, 000
12. 200
12,000
12,000

12,000

11, 800
11, 800

11,800
11, 800
11,0."«
77, 800
80,400

11,800
11,800
11,800
23, 3.50
46, 200
10, 800
23,600
11,800
66, .500
35, 400

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $17. 500
1 16, 000

1 13, 000

1 13, 200

1 12. 000

1 12, 200

1 12,000

1 12, 200

1 11,800

1 11,800

1 11,800

1 11,800

1 11,050

7 78, 200

7 80, 600

11,800
11, 800
11,800
23.600
34, 600
11,050

1 11,800
5 57, 000
3 36, 400

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $14, 800
1 13, 000

6 59, 000
4 47, 200

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800— Con,
Special assistant to the adminis-
trator

Special assistant to the director

Vice chairman, board of review

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Accountant

Assistant chief of division

Assistant to the deputy adminis-
trator

Attorney

Auditor

Chief of branch

Deputy director, office of personnel.
Deputy director, office of small

business

Engineer

Executive assistant to the general

counsel __

Financial analyst

Investigator

Loan examiner

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Accountant

Admiiiistrative assistant

Assistant to the secretary

Attorney

Auditor --

Budget analyst

Chief clerk

Commercial analyst..-

Confidential assistant -

Engineer

Financial analyst

Information and editorial specialist.

Investigator

Loan examiner

Methods examiner

Placement officer

Position classifier --

GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant

Attorney

Auditor

Budget analyst-

Cashier

Employee relations specialist

Engineer

Financial analyst

Loan examiner

Methods examiner—- --

Position classifier

Traffic analyst ---

OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Administrative assistant

Attorney--- - -.-

Auditor.--

Budget analyst-

Cashier

Loan examiner -.-

Methods examiner-- -

Placement officer-- .-.

Position classifier .-

Procurement officer -.-

Traffic analyst

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accoimtant

Administrative assistant

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant -

Administrative assistant

Attorney -

Auditor -

Budget analyst--

Files supervisor

Librarian

Loan examiner -

Methods examiner

Placement officer - -.-

Procurement officer

Shorthand reporter ---

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370 -..

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,9,55-

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Ranee $3,410 to $4,160—

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,055

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,.5.52 to $3,032 --.

Or.ides established by Wage Board:

Rates of $.5,060 or above

Rates less than $6,060 - -.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $22,100

1 9,600
6 69, 800

2 20,200

6 59. 200
1 9, 600

1 10, 200

7 72, 106

1 9,600

1 10, 200

16 151, 800

Total permanent, di'partmental-
Deduct lapses -

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary),.,,,...

63.120

8.560

9.360

27.680

34,640

16.920

8,360

8,660

8,660

19,620

9,160

8,360

8,360

72,880

27, 980

8,760

8,560

3 23, 120

3 23,320

4 32, 160
3 22, 120

7,640
30, 360

7,640
43. 880
22. 720

7.440

7,640

66, 960
6.540
6,340

13,280
5,940

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $22,600

12,080
6,940

11.880
6,940

47, 320

11,600
24, 000

67. 665
48, 290
6,060

5,810
5. 060
5,810
6.686
6,060
5,185

48
20
63
76
102
6

5,810
39, 585
223. 315
87. 625
246.500
276, 785
329, 645
19, 220

3,680
19. 300
31,020

8 31.432

676

3, 293, 327
116.4

641, 882

459.6

2,661,445

1 11,800

20, 400

30, 600

9,800

10, 200

1 9, 800
1 10, 400

15 152, 000

54,660
8,660
9, 360
18, 720
35, 440
16, 7.20
8,660
8,760

1,360

8,660
63. 860
17, 920
8,760
8,760

15, 280
8,040

32, 360
7,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

7,840

7,840

36, 400

30, 960

7, (HO

7,640

6.5, 120
6,640

13, 280

2
3

10
7
1

12. 280
5.940

12. 080
6.140

37, 440

11,7.';0
18, 000

55, 226

38, 045

6,060

6,810
5,185
5,810
5,810
6,060

43
13

60
73
100

5.810
39. 835
195. 785
66. 696
238, 660
261, 885
318, 720

3, 680
9.450
25,128

5,096
19, 498

497

2, 780, 597
176.6

898, 597

320.6

1, 882, 000

2 20, 400
1 10, 200

14 142,000
1 10, 200

17 148.720

3 26. 880

1 8. 560

1 8,660

1 9,360
1 9,360

6 44, 640
's" "38^200

2 16, 280

1 7, 840

64 414, 600

X 7,640
1 7, 840

1 6, 940
31 208,940

1 6, 640
1 6, 740

10 56, 860
1 6, 810

66 260,935
97 336,706
133 427,240

3 8, 636
'4""i6,'396

646

3,014,017

60

2, 859, 000

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

469

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in e.tcess of 52-week base-..

Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken _.

.Ml personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Regional manager

Attorney.-- -

Investigator

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Regional assistant manager

Attorney

Investigator

I/Oanexaminer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Attorney

Auditor -.

Branch manager

Chief accountant

Engineer-appraiser

Loan examiner

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant..

Attorney...

Auditor

Branch manager

Chief accountant

Engineer-appraiser

Loan examiner

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Accountant

Attorney

Auditor

Chief accountant...

Engineer -appraiser

Loan examiner

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Agency cashier

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant s

Administrative assistant

Agency cashier

Attorney

Auditor

Loan examiner

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.5,370...

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,.545..-

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.. -

QS-A. Range $3,175 to $3,655...

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, field,.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary).,

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad

Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken

All personal services, field.

01 Personal services

Deduct portion not subject to limitation.

Net personal services under limita-
tion

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$62. 047
9,774

4,512
12,247

2, 740, 025

31 358,050

4 47,200

2 22, 100

31 317.200

14 144,5.50

1 9,600

4 40, 930

19
5

11
9

12
231

21

10

19

1

5

30

14

51

21

123

193

298

36

133, 680

69, 080
45. OOO
85.600
44,600
445,800

72.800
67,960
139, 960
7,040
8.3,840
144,620
681,420

117,460
34.300
68,140
58,660
82,480

1, 509, 140

6,250

120, 945

64. 725

104. 390

5,810

28. 800
164, 525

72, 265
240, 190

91, 195
483,840
687, 295

, 000, 790
112, 400

15 40, 878

1,461

8, 045, 508
179,8

958,128

1,281,2

7, 087, 380

135
24, 565

4,563
6,394

32, 739

7,155,776

9, 895, 801
55, 370

9, 840, 431

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$42,000
7,000

8 92, 400

8 86, 400

2 22, 100

8 84, 800

9 92,800
1 9, 800

3 29,600

9

82,440
69.880

110. 360

69. 480

9.360

138, 700

9 67, 960

3 24, 120

17 126,080

15 120,600

143, 700
464,800

6 40,440
1 6,940
9 56, 460

8 56,420
109

719, 260

1 6,250

83,400
44.855
43.165
5,810
29,050
28,050

25

5

63

143

177

119, 290

22,225

248, 085

519, 195

482, 770
15,890

807

4, 372, 935

140

811,935

3, 561, 000

13, 000

3, 579, 000

5, 510, 000
78, 000

5, 432, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10,000

6,710

21,790

5,000

26. 000

2, 895, 000
29, 000

Civil Defense Loans

Administrative Expenses, Civil Defense Loans, Treasury Depart-
ment

ADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of positions

7
7

7
7

7

Average number of all employees -. .. ..

7

ADMmisTRATiVE EXPENSES BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
Gene.''al schedule grades:
Average salary

$6, 114
GS-8.6

$6,114
GS-8.6

$6. 114

as-8.6

01 Personal services:

$42,800
200

$42,800
200

$42,800

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

200

Total personal services

43,000

2,000

200

2,200

2,000
300
300

43. 000

2.000

200

2,200

2,000
300
300

43,000

2,000

200

05 Rents and utility services

2,200

07 Other contractual services:

General .Accounting Office audit ex-

2,000

300

08 Supplies and materials

300

Total administrative expenses

50, 000

50,000

60,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160

1 9,160

GS-12. Range .$7,040 to $8,040:

1 7, MO

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6. 740

GS-4 Range $3 175 to $3,655

2 6.830

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3. 270

Net permanent, departmental (av-

7 42, 800

200

AU personal services, departraentaL

43,000

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 $9, 160
I 9,160

1 7, 640

1 6, 740

2 6,830
1 3. 270

1 $9, 160
I 9,160

1 7,640

1 6,740

2 6.830
1 3, 270

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

GS-U, Range $5,940 to $6,940:

GsA Range $3 175 to $3 655

GS 3 Range $2,960 to $3,430

Net permanent, field (averagenum-

7 42,800
200

7 42,800
200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base., ,

43,000

43.000

01 Personal services . .

43,000

43,000

43,000

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Fund

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
FUND

Total number of permanent positions

6,824
5,963

6,104
.5, 594

5,069
4,836

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,954
GS-4,S

$2. 827

CPC-2,7

$3,859

$4,032
GS-4.9

$2, 979

CPC-3,3

$3,926

$4, 103

GS-4.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,027

CPC-3.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 048

01 Personal services:

$22, 496, 022

83,617
2.984,266

118, 852

$21,673,913

83,361
744,000

$18,821,121

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

72, 375

444,000

Excess of annual leave earned over

Total personal services

25, 682, 757

22, SOL 274

19,337,496

470

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING— Continued

Bureau of Engraving and Printing Fund — Continued

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures bij objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING

FUND— continued
02 Travel -

$4,308

162.938

22, 230

169,380

6.759

184, 068

603. 867

8, 251, 316

1,063,863

1.200

17, 126

$4,000

162. 000

22. 000

155, 000

6,800

604, 345

114,700

8, 247, 729

3,000,000

$3 000

146, 000

20 000

130. 000

06 Printing and reproduction

6 800

373. 836

Services performed by other agencies.

114. 700
6, 475. ISO
1, 100 000

15 Taxes and assessments -_

10, 000

8 000

Total accrued expenditures

36. 169, 812

34,827,848

27, 714 012

ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL BUREAU OF
STANDARDS, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

$15, 853

64

60

1,407

320

$16,900

100

100

1, 600

400

$15, 900
100

02 Travel - -

100

1,500

400

17, 704

18,000

18, 000

3UMMAKT

6,824
5,963

6,104
5,594

5,069
4,836

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,954

as^.8

$2,827

CPC-2.7

$3,859

$4,032
GS^.9

$2,979

CPC-3.3

$3, 926

$4,103

GS-4.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3, 027

CPC-3.3

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,038

01 Personal services:

$22,611,875

83,617
2, 984, 266

118,852

$21,689,813

83, 361
744,000

$18,837,021
72, 375

Regular pay in excess of S2-week

444,000

Excess of annual leave earned over

Total personal services

25,698,610

4,372

162,938

22, 230

169, 380

6,759

1.94, 128

603, 867

8, 252, 723

1,064,183

1,200

17, 126

22, 517, 174

4,100

162, 000

22, 000

155, 000

6,800

604, 445

114, 700

8, 249, 229

3, 000, 400

19, 363, 396

02 Travel -

3, 100

145, 000

20, 000

130, 000

6,800

373. 936

Servicesperformed by other agencies-

114,700
6, 476, 680

1, 100, 400

10, 000

8,000

30, 187. 516

34,84.5,848

27, 732, 012

DETAIL OF PEKSONAI, -SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

OS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Director

OS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Associate director

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Assistant director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, office of planning

Chief, office of research and develop-
ment engineering.

Chief, offlce of budget and accounts.
Chief, office of industrial relations...
Superintendent of division

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Superintendent of division

Assistant superintendent of division.
Assistant industrial relations officer.

Production planning officer

Materials management officer

Accountant in charge

Internal auditor..

1963 actual

Num- Total

bei

salary

$13, 200

12, 200

11, 050

9,800

9,800

9,800

9,800

39, 000

8,360
25, 680
8,360
8, 560
8,360

1 8, 660

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 400

1 12, 400

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

1 9, 800

4 39, 800

8,660
26,280
8.560
8,760
8, 560
8,360
8,660

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,600

1 12, 600

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

1 10, 000

4 40, 600

8,760
26, 680
8,760
8, 700
8,760
8,560
8,760

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntinuedl

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.

Industrial engineer

Teclinologist

Mechanical engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Superintendent of division

Assistant superintendent of division.

Accountant iu charge

Assistant accountant in charge

Budget officer

Wage and classification officer

Assistant materials management

officer

Industrial engineer

Technologist

Organization and methods exam-
iner -.,

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant superintendent of divi-
sion _

Internal auditor

Supervisor of cost accounts unit

Supervisor of general accoimts unit.
Assistant wage and classification

officer

Wage and classification analyst

Employee development and train-
ing officer

Placement officer.-.

Employee relations officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Materials management assistant

Meehanieal engineer.. _

Industrial engineer

Technologist

Ink technologist

Physicist

Technical assistant

OS-10. Range $5,.500 to $6,250:

Assistant placement officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Superintendent of division

Assistant supermtendent of divi-
sion

Assistant supervisor of cost accounts

unit

Assistant supervisor of general ac-
counts unit

Internal auditor

Budget analyst

Supervisor of time, leave, and pay-
roll unit

Assistant employees relations officer-
Wage and classification analyst

Personnel assistant

Organization and methods exam-
iner..

Administrative assistant

Mechanical engineer.-

Chemist

Technologist

Supervising purchasing agent

Electrical engineer

Physicist

QS-8. Range $4,620 to .$5,370...

aS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

Range $3,795 to .$4,645...

Range $3,410 to $4,160

Range $3,175 to $3,656

Range $2,960 to $3,430

Range $2,760 to $3,2.30- --

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .$4,565 to $5,316

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to .$4,035..-

Range $3,200 to $3,680

Range $2,974 to .$3,454

Range .$2,7.50 to $3,230

Range $2,5.52 to .$3,032 .,

Range .$2,420 to $2,840

ngraded positions at annual rates;
Rates of $5,060 or above:

Foreman

Foreman, assistant

Technical aid

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Automotive mechanic

Boolvbinder

Carpenter--- -- ---

Carpenter's apprentice helper

Compositor

Designer (bank note)

Die sinker (bank note)

Electrician --

Electrician's apprentice helper -

Electronics technician.--

Engineer, stationary --

Engineer, assistant stationary

Engraver (bank note)

Foreman

Hardener of steel plates

Hardener of steel plates, assistant--.

Inspector of dies and plates and steel

die finisher (bank note)

QS-6.
OS-6.
OS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.

CPC-6.
CPC-5.
CPC-4.
CPC-3.
CPC-2.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 360
1 8, 360
1 8, 360

14, 280
30, 360
7,040
7,010
7,040
7,040

7,040
7,840
7,040

7,040

3 18, 220

4 26, 660
5, 940
5,940

5,940
5,910

6,940
6,340
6,140

18,020
5, 940
6,940
6,340
5,940
6,940
5,910

6
53
37
83
162
179
85

1

1

3

3

3

18

161

237

6,626

6, 435

5,310

6, 060

6,185

21,115

6,060

6,186
6, 185
6,060
5,060

25, 550

10, 620
6,185
5,560
5,060
6,060
5,060
6,060

25, 100
2.32, 365
160,415
312. 780
538, 600
687, 730
265, 590

5,316
4,150

11, 705
10, 880
10, 362
67, 820

438, 162
632, 900

42 308,080
19 128,897
2 14, 181

11,232
233, 376
93, 184

64, 064

35, 236

8,264

291. 200

47, 174

13, 020

64, 064

48, 861

139, 956

5,075

5,631

6,069

2 11, 702

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 360

1 8, 360

1 8, 360

2 14, 280
4 30, 760

7,040
7,040
7,240

7,240

1 7, 040
1 7, 040

3 18, 420

4 26, 160
1 6,140
1 5, 940

6,140
5,940

6,140
6,640
6,340

12, 080
6,140
6,940
6,340
5,940

6,940
6,940

5,760

6,560

5,435

6,185

6, 060

21.490

5, 060

6, 310
6,310
6,185

26, 675
16, 930
6, 060
6,685
5,060
6,185
6,060

6
66
28
69
147
159
69

2

2

13

27

75

68

1.32

222

25, 225
246, 605
117, 260
204, 040
625. 045
528,010
216, 790

10, 765
8,800
62, 455
97, 680
241,610
173, 740
390, 304
603, 880

42 308.080

19 128, 897

1 7, 121

2

44
16

11,232

233, 376

93, 184

II
4
1

49
6
2

11
9

17
1
1
1

64, 064

35, 235

8,264

285, 376

26, 210

13. 020

64. 064

48, 861

130, 715

5,076

5, 631

6,069

2 11, 702

1965 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 560

1 8, 560

1 8, 360

2 14, 680
4 31,360

1 7, 040
1 7, 010
1 7, 440

1 7, 040
1 7, 240

6
65
28
68
147
164
69

13

27
75
68
116
218

38 278,240
19 128, 897
1 7, 121

2

44
16

3
11

4

1
47

8

2
11

9
16

1

1

1

2 11, 702

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

471

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

Departmental— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates-
Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 or above— Con.

Iron worlter _-

Knife grinder

Lathe operator, artistic geometric...

Machinist.. _

Masonry mechanic

Negative cutter and retoucher.

Painter -- -

Painter's apprentice helper

Photographer,- _._

Plate etcher

Plate etcher, zinc and copper, ap-
prentice

Plate finisher, electrolytic

Plate finisher, engraved steel (bank

note)...

Plate finisher, zinc and copper

Plate fitter, curved... _.

Plate maker, electrolytic

Plate maker, offset

Plate prover, offset

Plate printer, piece rate

Plate printer, per diem

Plumber

Plumber's apprentice helper

Pressman, flatbed cylinder

Pressman, flatbed cylinder (cur-
rency overprinting)

Pressman, offset.

Roller maker (composition)

Sheet metal worker -

Sheet metal worker's apprentice

helper

Siderographer

Steamfitter

Steamfitter's apprentice helper

Welder

Welder's apprentice helper

Equivalent to less than $5,060:
Automotive mechanic's apprentice

helper

Carpenter's apprentice helper

Electrician's apprentice helper.

Engraver, apprentice (bank note)..-

Ironworker's apprentice helper

Locksmith

Machinist's helper

Photolitho helper.

Plate printer, apprentice

Rollermaker's apprentice helper

Station attendant

Level 8. $2.04 per hour

Level 7. $1.90 and $1.95 per hour....

Level 6. $1.83 per hour _..

Level 6. $1.69 and $1.74 per hour

Level 4. $1.64 per hour

Level 3. $1.48 and $1.53 per hour

Level 2. $1.40 and $1.45 per hour

Level 1. $1.34 per hour

Leadman, leadwoman, and no level.

Total permanent, departmental- .

Deduct:
Lapses

Savings due to use of former pay scales
for part of year

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) —

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base—.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork difTerential

Excess of annual leave earned over leave
taken

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-8. Ran?e $4,620 to $5,370.

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

OS-?. Ranee $2,750 to $3,230

GS-l. Range $2,500 to $2,980. -.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to .$3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230-

Total permanent, field-
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) -..

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork dUSerentiaL

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,232

5. 242

7,821

396, 032

34,944

20, 280

69,888

5,242

25,376

20,280

1 6, 094
5 25, 375

57, 821
20. 2.S0
13, 020
105, 026
19, 158
6,386

11

3

2
17

3

1
484

3, 437, 584
44 313,167

6 .34, 944

3 15, 726
60 290,160

428, 272

150.800

6,824

10, 484
62,568
23, 296
10, 484
23, 296
10, 484

10
3
1
1
9
4

70

1

1

17

21

20

149

1,711

c

616'

1

1,443

361

10, 108
13. 977
36,005
12. 670
5.054
4,950
36, 693
15, 578
225,583
4,077
4,784
72, 134
84, 552
76. 128
539, 052

, 836, 563

, 915, 743

,346,160

, 006, 179
398, 526

6,774

25, 782, 944

849.3

2, 956, 244

447.916

5, 924. 7

22,378,784
83,175

2, 277, 048
685, 927

112, 154

5.370

2.950

6.060

31,100

23, 778
82,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,232
5,242
7,821
390, 208
29, 120
20. 280
69, 888

19,448
13, 520

1 6, 094
5 25,375

11

3

2
17

3

1
434

3, 039. 736
44 308,176

6 34, 944

3 15,726
42 243,726

57, 821
20,280
13, 020
105.026
19, 158
6,386

283, 504

144. 768

5,824

69,888

10, 484
62.568
23.296
10. 484
23.296
5,242

5,054
13, 977
38. 894

6,321
10, 108

4,950

40, 770

16,244

308, 008

4,077

16 67. 888
20 80. 496

17 64. 702
162 549,880

1,690

5, 423, 490
567

1, 764. 778
1,164

3, 505, 008
151

420. 837
123 387, 855

6,062

23, 371, 573

506.4

1,815,236

5, 555. 6

21, 566. 337
82.909

160.000
585.000

50 151. 868
11.9 34,620

117,238
442

19, 342
1,949

6,370
2,950
3,230
28, 620

23.858
65. 060

42 128, 988
4.1 11.412

37.9

117, 576
452

7,000
2,000

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

2 $11,232
1 6, 242
1 7, 821

67 390,208

5 29, 120

3 20, 280
12 69, 888

3 19, 448
2 13, 520

1 6, 094
5 25, 375

17

3

1

378

57, 821
20,280
13. 020
105, 026
19, 158
6,386

2,647,612

44 308,176

6 34, 944

3 16. 726

42 243,726

211, 120

156. 832

6.824

69,888

10, 484
62,668
23. 296
10. 484
23.296
5,242

5,054

29. 120
7.168

10. 108
4. 9.60

40, 770

17,949

1

4.669

16 67.888
20 80. 496

17 64. 702
152 649.880

1,294

4, 413, 834
516

1, 607, 592
668

2,009,072
129

359, 523
123 387,855

5, 027

19,834,443

229.3

1, 129, 755

4, 797. 7

18, 704, 688
71, 927

150. 000
285, 000

19.211.615

1
1
1
10

7
22

5,370
3,030
3,230
29, 160

24, 018
66, 180

42 130,988
4.1 14,565

116, 433
448

7,000
2,000

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued)

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field— Continued
E xcess of annual leave earned over leave

$6,698

All personal services, field

115, 669

$127, 028

$125, 881

01 Personal services -

25, 682, 757

22, 501, 274

19, 337, 496

COAST GUARD

Coast Guard Yard Fund

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

Number of permanent positions:

Military

Civilian

Total number of permanent
positions

Average number of all employees:

Military

Civilian -- ,

Total average number of all em-
ployees - --

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade --

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions:

Military - ,

Civilian

Regular pay in excess of 52-
base --

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Commimication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials-

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Total accrued expenditures-..

1953 actual

132
2,301

2,433

125
2,202

2,327

$3,798
GS-4.8

$2, 912

CPC-3.0

$3,818

$458, 200
8, 367, 068

.35.013
278, 196

9, 138, 477

5,667

69, 891

25. 816

183, 868

4,408

132. 857

5, 863, 929

122, 157

62, 336

15,609,396

1954 estimate

136
1,501

124
1,453

$3,844
OS-5.0

$2, 952

CPC-3.0

$3,783

.$465. 200
5, 489, 593

22, 491
171,279

6, 138, 563
4,316
31,651
12, 660
92. 938
4.891
32. 226

1,207,911
94, 376
34, 528

7, 654, 008

1955 estimate

136
727

863

63
690

$4,109
GS-5.5

$2, 992

CPC-3.0

$4, 613

$200, 540
3, 093, 814

9.281
60.000

3,353,635
1,670

25,000
8,000

60,000

154, 844

1,201,951

70, 992

4, 876, 992

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Military

Military persormel

Civilian
Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Public works director

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

Industrial engineer

Naval architect supervisor

Assistant to comptroller

Persormel officer.-.

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Electronics engineer

Safety enetneer

Electrical engineer

Marme engineer -

Administrative assistant

Naval architect

Industrial relations director.

Planning and estimating supervisor.

Industrial engineer

Civil engineer

Budget officer

Supply assistant

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Procurement officer

Personnel assistant

Progressman supervisor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Personnel assistant

Government accountant

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber cost

125 $458, 200

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$8,360

7,040
8.040
7.040

6,140
6. 9-10
5,940
6,340
6,140
IS. 820
6,940
6,140
5,940
6,340
6,740
5,940

6,500
6,125
6,000

5,310
5,185

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber cost

124 $455, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 560

7,040
8,040
7.040
7,240

6,340
5,940
6,140

6,140
18, 220

6,140
6,140
6,540
6,740
6,140

5.625
6,250
6,125

5,436
5,310

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber cost

63 $200, 540

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,760

8,040
7,240
7,440

6,640
6,140
6,140

6,340
18, 820

6,340
6,140
6,540
6,940
6,140

5,760
6,250
6,260

5,560
6,435

472

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

INTRAGOVERNMENTAL FUNDS— Continued
COAST GUARD— Continued

Coast Guard Yard Fund — Continued

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Cwilian — Continued

Field — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810— Con.

Mechanical engineer.. _

Training officer

Administrative assistant

Supervisory requisitioning officer. _

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 -

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185
1 6,185
1 5, 310

24, 975
76, 235
62, 675
93,750
152, 610
293, 960
26, 590

8,824

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,310

8,310

8,185

5,435

25, 226

76, 735

59, 380

94, 760

l.'J4, 450

214,340

23,920

6,904

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 435

6,435

6,310

5,580

26, 045

65, 060

69, 969

83, 660

104, 585

121,076

17,900

6,984

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued)

1953 actual

1964 esthnate

1958 estimate

Civilian — Continued

Field- Continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates
from $5,060 and above:
Industrial supervisors and foremen...
Positions at daily rates equivalent to
less than $5,060

Num- Total
ber salary

94 $542,846

1,970

7,3.37,833

Num- Total
ber salary

814 $19, 680

1,207

4, 452, 604

Num- Total
ber salary

63 $408, 785

607

2, 180, 100

Total permanent, civilian positions .
Deduct lapses

2,301

8,778,937
99 411,869

1,601

6,689,273
48 199.680

727

3, 228, 699
37 134.885

Net permanent, field civilian (av-

2,202

8,367,068
38, 013

260, 839
15, 200
12, 157

1,453

6,489,893
22, 491

161,279
12,000
8,000

690

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtmic and holiday pay

Nightworli differential . -.

3,093,814
9,281

40,000
6,000

Bonus

4.000

All personal services, civilian

8, 680, 277

8,683,363

3,153,095

01 Personal services

9, 138, 477

6, 138, 563

■ 3,363,635

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

CURRENT AUTHORIZATIONS
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
OPERATING EXPENSES obligations by objects — continued

Salaries and Expenses, Executive Office. District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

26
2

26

27
1

28

28

1

29

Average salaries and grades:
General sclieduJe grades;

$5. 493
GS-7.3

$6,506
GS-7.4

$5,656

GS-7.4

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$133,904
8,340

549

$150,396
3,660

678

$156, 190

Other positions--

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

3,660
678

Total personal services

142, 793

95

1,193

1,400

20,924

2,121

680

154,633

695

1,193

1,900

234,926

4.121

19,044

250

11,500

160,428

1,096

04 Communication services

1,193

1.900

61, 425

08 Supplies and materials

4,121

3,588

250

8,497

11,500

Total obligations - - . -

177, 603

428,161

246,600

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
G&-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Commissioner

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Secretary to Board of Commis-

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $27,600

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $27,600
1 10, 800

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $29,000
1 11,050

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Secretary to Board of Commis-

1 9, SOO

2 17, 720

1 8,360

1 8,360
1 6. 246
1 4,580

4 16. 556

5 18,050

3 10, 086

4 13, 240
1 3,230

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Special assistant to Commissioners..
Administrative assistant to En-

2 17, 920

1 8,560

1 8,360
1 5, 370

1 4. 705
5 21. 600
7 25, 620

2 6, 670

3 10,290
1 2,750

2 18,120
1 8,760

Assistant secretary to Board of

1 8,560

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370.

1 5, 370

Gi3-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 . . .

1 4,830

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,645

6 26, 646

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160-

7 26, 496

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 - . .

2 6,830

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

3 10,290

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

1 2,830

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

26 142,825
1.6 8,921

27 150,246

28 158,380
0.4 2,190

Add terminal leave in excess of lapses

160

Net permanent, departmental (av-

24.4

133, 904

8,340
549

27

160, 396

3,660

678

27.6

Other positions: Temporary employ-

156, 190
3,660

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.. .

578

142, 793

154,633

160,428

Salaries and Expenses, Department of General Administration,
District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Summari/ of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

A vprflge niimhpr nf j^U etnploypps

666

2

614

561

2

647

611

3

597

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services-Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 221
GS-5.8

$2, 960
CPC-3.0

$4, 311
GS-5.9

$2, 872
CPC-3.0

$4, 379

Average grade

GS-5.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary - - . . .

$2,811

CPC-2.9

Personal service obligations:

$2, 148. 306

8,097

8,638

149

$2,331,956
8,100
8,922

$2, 674, 006

Other positions

12, 100

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

9,002

Total personal service obligations...

2, 165, 190

2,348,978

2,595,107

Direct Obligations

2.124,391

7,698

488

31,338

39,371

60,065

15,396

9,659

48,985

25, 127

233, 771

2,294,472
6,590

2,540,601

02 Travel .

7,490

32, 621

38,964
62,071
21, 779
6,500
41,939
13, 434
250, 000

34, 021

05 Rents and utility services

42, .'594

65,171

07 Other contractual services

22, 304

Services performed by other agencies.

6,500
50. 039

09 Equipment...

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

41.280
250, 000

Total direct obligations

2, 696, 288

2, 768, 260

3,060,000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

40, 799

54,606

54, 606

200

08 Supplies and materials

914

113

113

Total obligations paid out of reim-
bursements from other accounts. ..

41,713

64, 619

54,819

2, 638, 001

2,822,879

3,114,819

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Director

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Budget officer...

Finance oflicer (and assessor)

Management officer.

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Accounting officer

Internal audit otficer

Chief, management survey division.

Personnel officer

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Executive assistant to director

Deputy budget officer.

Deputy accounting officer

Deputy assessor...

Collector of taxes

.\cting internal audit officer

Deputy internal audit officer.

Chief, management improvement
division

Organization and methods examiner.

Procurement officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative services officer

Assistant budget officer

Deputy accoimting officer.

Chief, accounts division

Assistant assessor, personal tax
division

Principal assistant assessor, real
estate tax division

Administrator, income tax division.

Administrator, sales and use tax
division

Disbursing officer

Supervisory auditor

Organization and methods examiner.

1963 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 000

12,400
12,000
12,000

11,800

10,800
11,550

9,600
9,600

9,600
10,400
9,600

10,600
9,600

8,360
8,360
8,360

8,360

8,360
8,360

8,760
8,360

16,720

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

12, 400
12.200
12.000

11.800
10,800
10,800
11,650

9,800
9,800
9,600
9,800
10,600

9,600

9,600
9,600

8,560
8,560

8,360

8,560

8,360
8,560

8,960
8,360
8,360
8,360

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

12,600
12,400
12,200

11.800
10,800
11,050
11,800

9,800
10,000

9,600
10. 000
10, 600

9,600

9,600
9,800

8,560
8,760

8,360

8,760

8,660
8.760

8,960
8,560
8,360
8,660

473

474

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Department of General Administrafion,
District of Columbia — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSOXAI, SERVICES — Continued

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360— Con.
Special assjst^int to personnel officer.

Chief, employees utilization

Chief, classification and wage ad-
ministration

Procurement officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Budget analyst

Chief, accounts division

Assistant chief, accounts division...
Chief, retirement and payroll divi-
sion

Chief, auditing division

Assistant assessor, personal tax

division

Assistant assessor, real estate tax

division

Deputy collector of taxes

Supervisory auditors

Organization and methods examiner—

Placement officer

Position classifier

"Wage scale officer

Training officer

Deputy procurement officer

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant administrative services

officer

Chief, property division

Assistant chief, accounts division.. .
Chief, retirement and payroll divi-
sion

Assistant chief, retirement and pay-
roll division

Accoimtant procedures supervisor. ,
Administrative assistant to assessor.
Assistant administrator, income tax

division

Assistant administrator, sales and

use tax division

Supervismg deputy collector

Deputy disbursing olficer..

Supervisory auditors

Organization and methods examiner.

Chief, administrative division

Employee relations officer

Personnel olficer _-_

Placement officer

Position classifier _.

QS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Budget examiner

Chief, accounting control section. . .
Assistant chief, retirement and pay-
roll division.

Chief, retirement section

Chief, payroll section

Voucher examining supervisor

Assistant administrator, inherit-
ance and estate tax division.

Technical assistant procurement

olficer

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Chief, service division

Space assignment technician

Assistant chief, accoimting control

section

Chief, machine accounting section..

Chief, retirement section

Cliicf, voucher preaudit section

Accountant

Administrative head, real estate

tax division

Supervising examiner, income tax

division

Chief examiner, income tax division.
Chief tax auditor, sales and use tax

division -.

Supervising examiner, personal tax

division

Cost accounting clerk...

Supervising tax collector

Auditors

Organization and methods examiner.

Methods examiner (personnel)

Persormel assistant

Placement officer

Position classifier

Assistant deputy procurement

officer

Market specialist

Supervisor, contract and bond sec-
tion -.

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160... .-

GS-I. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$S, 360
8,360

8.360
9,360

7,040
7,040

7,040

14,880

29.960
7.040
15.080
14. 080
7.240
7.040
7,040

,040

5,940
5,940
5,940

6,340

6,340

6, 3401
5. 940J
5.940
23. 960
6.940
5.940
6,940
6.140
5.940
5,940

16, 625
5,625

6,875
6,626
6,060

5,060
5,310
5,185
5,060

5,810

10. 745
6,560

6,435

1954 estimate 1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8. 360
1 8,360

1
1
4
1
1
1
1
6

1

1

1
33

40
45
75
121
127

6,185
5,060

20. 490
5.060
5.0(50
5.060
5,060

25, 925

6,310
5,810

5,310
159, 385
176, 560
178, 580
281,080
409,725
397, 740

1
1

1
35
41
61
75
97
130

1,360

1 7,240

'i 7,'640'

7.040
7,240

15. 080

44,640
7.240

14, 080
7,040

1 7. 040

1 7, 040

6,140
5,940

5,940

"'6,646'

6,540

6,540

6,140

5.940

23,960

6. ,>40
6,940
6,140
6,940
5,940

16, 750
6,750

6,500
5, 500
5,500

6,000

5,750

6,186

5,185
5,435

10, 120
6,810

10, 995
6,685

5,500

5,310

5,060

20. 365

5,060

5,185

5,560

5,435
6,810

6.435
171. 825
183.155
209. .545
282.235
333,015
409, 340

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 560

1 8, 600

1 8,660

1 7, 440

'i 7,'646

1 7, 040

1 7, 240

15. 480

1
11.

65. 960
7,440
14. 080
14.2S0
7.040
7,240
7.240
7.040
7,440

6.140
6,140

5.940
5.940
6,640

6,540

6.540
6.340
6.140
24. 560
5.940
6.540
6.140
6.340
6.940
6,140

17. 125
6,S75

5,625
5. 625
6.625

6,125

6,876

6,310
6,060

6,310
6,660

10, 370

5,810

11,245
5,810

5, 685

6,060
6,435
5.185
20.615
5.185

6. 060
5.310
6.060
5,685

6,500
6.810

5.560
217. 280
212, &S5
218. 965
314. 755
364, 495
450,830

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — contlnuedi

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230..

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2.980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to .$2,840

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

14 $38. 580
1 3, 140

10 29, 600

666 2, 376. 690
54.1 228,384

511.

2, 148, 306

8,097
8,638

138
11

2, 165, 190

2, 124, 391
40, 799

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

13 $37. 190
1 3, 140

12 34,464

561 2,358,224
6. 1 26. 268

644.9

2.331,956

8,100
8,922

2, 348. 978

2, 294. 472
64.506

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

15 $43. 810
1 3, 140

14
2

40,128
4,840

611 2,650,278
17.4 76,273

593.6

2, 574, 005

12, 100
9,002

2, 595, 107

2,540,601
54,506

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Corporation Counsel, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

57
56

60
69

61

60

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,895
QS-8.9

$3,112
CPC-3.0

$5,960
GS-8.9

$3,192
CPC-3.0

$6. 072

OS-9.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,192

Average grade

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$327, 747

1,282
210

$351, 680

1,413
210

$358, 620

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

1,413

210

329,239
125
518
6,929
3.841
1,148
4.825
10,000

353, 203
220
518
6,426
4,998
1,250
4,706
10,000

360,243

02 Travel .

220

618

06 Printing and reproduction .

7,625

4,998

08 Supplies and materials

1,560

4,746

13 Reftmds, awards, and indemnities

10,000

Total obligations .

365, 625

380,320

389, 900

DETAIL OP PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:

Corporation counsel

GS-I6. Range $12,000 to $12,300:

Corporation counsel

Principal assistant corporation

counsel

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Principal assistant corporation
counsel

Special assistant corporation coun-
sel

Assistant corporation counsel

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant corporation counsel

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

.\ssistant corporation counsel

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant corporation counsel

GS-10. Range $4,500 to $6,250:

Administrative officer

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Assistant corporation coimsel-.

Inspector of claims

GS-S. Range $4,(V20 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656...

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$12, 200

1 10. 600
1 10, 400

36,400
36, 840

6,000

25, 550
5,560
5,120

26, 605
3,920

33,315
20,810
6,540

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,000

12, 000

1 10, 600
1 9, 600

10 88, 000

6
1
1
6
1

10
6
2

36, 600

6,126

25,550
5,685
5, 245

27, 480
4,045

37. 725

20. 330
6,700

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 200

12, 200

1 10, 600

1 9, 600

10 89, 000

6 43, 840

43,580
6,250

26, 175
5,810
5,370

28, 105
4,170

38,850

20, 730
6,860

5
1
1
6
1
10
6
2

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

475

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COUtinUed

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,112

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 192

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 192

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses -

57 333, 212
0. 9 5, 465

60 3./4, 857
0. 6 3, 277

61 367, 532
1.3 8,912

Net permanent, departmental (av-

56.1 327,747
1,282

210

59. 4 351, 580
1,413

210

59.7 358,620
1,413

210

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week base__.
Payment above basic rates; Holiday

01 Personal services _ - -

329, 239

353, 203

360,243

Salaries and Expenses, Regulatory Agencies, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

207

3

195

175
10
183

180

4

179

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary - -

$4,487
GS-5.9

$2, 926
CPC-3.5

$12,000

$4, 565
GS-6.0

$2,973
CPC-3.6

$4,644
GS-6 0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,018

CPC 3 6

Grades established by act of May 8,
1952 (66 Stat. 67): Average salary

01 Personal services:

$859,743
14, 480

3,437
2,429

$774, 475
45, 865

3.166
2,287

$797, 105
16, 480

3, 166
2,937

Other positions .. .. _

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Total personal services -- --

880, 089
6,676
8,060
7,008
7,345
2.231
33. 251
5,272

825, 793
7,842
6,269
7,279
7,814
3.725
33. 413
5,308

819,688
8,726

02 Travel- _.

04 Communication services. _ -.

6 134

8,630
8 607

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by otheragencies.

6,726
33, 777
8 013

09 Equipment

Total obligations

949,932

897,443

899, 200

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-1.5. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Commis.=;ioner, Public Utilities

Commission

Superintendent of insurance. ._

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy administrator, rent control.
aS-13. Range $8,.360 to $9,360:
Chairman, Alcohohc Beverage Con-
trol Board

Member, Alcoholic Beverage Control

Board _

Coroner __

Chief engineer _

Director of planning

Deputy superintendent of insur-
ance

Executive accountant and auditor..

Life actuary

Parole board member and parole

executive

Recorder of deeds

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief parole officer

Coroner

Director, industrial safety

E.\ecutive secretary

First deputy recorder of deeds

General counsel

Mechanical engineer (gas and

meters) ___

OS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Assistant chief accountant and

auditor

Associate plaimer and executive

officer

Casualty rate examiner

Chief examiner

Deputy superintendent of insurance.

Engineer

Examiner

1953 actual

Num. Total
ber salary

2 $23, 600
1 10, 800

10,600

8,760
17, 120

8,360
8,600
8,360

8,960
8,360

7, 440
8.040
7,240
16. 480
7,040
7,640

7,440

6,540
6,340
6,140

1 6, 140

4 25,660

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $23, 600
1 11,050

1 8,960

2 17, 320

8,760
9,160

8, 360
8,560
8,360

9,160
8,300

7,440
8,040
7,240
15, 4S0
7,040

5,940

6,640
6,540
6.140
6,940
6,340

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $23, 600
1 11,300

9,100

17, 720
8,360
8,960
9,160

8, ,560
8,760
8,560

9,160
8,560

7,640

1 7, 440

2 15, 680
1 7, 240

7,640

6,140

6,740
6,740
6.340
6.140
6,640

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental — Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 625

1 5,685
1 6,060

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 $5, 185
1 5, 185
1 5, 660
1 6,310
1 5, 810
3 15, 805
1 5, 060
1 5, 660
1 5,310
1 5, 810

1 $5, 310
1 5, 310
1 6,686

.Administrative officer .

Chief inspector

1 5, 686
1 5, 185

1 5,810

2 10, 495

Economic analyst

1 5,810

Executive secretary

1 6 185

Institutional parole officer

1 5, 435
1 6, 185
1 6,810

1 5, 435

2 9, 990
33 152,015
13 53, 335
19 73, 790
17 68, 055
40 128.300
29 90,630

6 15.030
6 17, 152

1 12,000

1 5 685

1 5,435
1 6, 935

Second deputy recorder of deeds

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $.'1,370

1 6, 120
29 136, 195
13 55, 210
15 57, 660
IS 61, 870
23 74, 570
29 89, 990

6 15,030
4 11, 728

2 9, 865
31 146,855

14 60,380

15 58, 400
19 69,680
23 75, 530
29 91,430

6 15, 270
4 11,888

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4.95.5...-

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,100

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2.9.50 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial gi-ades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

OPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032- -

Grades established by act of June 30,
1951. Public Law 63 (82d Cong.):

Total permanent, departmental

208 923, 687
16.3 63,944

175 782, 928
2 8,453

180 821,308
6.4 24 203

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

191.7 859,743

173 774,475

32,365
11,100
2,400
3,166

950
1,337

174 6 797 105

Other positions:
Temporary employment

Part-time employment

12, 148
2,332
3,437

1,058
1,371

14, 080
2,400
3,166

950
1,987

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

01 Personal services..

880,089

825,793

819, 688

Operating Expenses, Public Schools, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OB.TECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
.Average number of all employees -

5,006

216

6,158

6.090

262

6,266

5,231

208

5 255

-Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,482
GS^.2

.$2. 988
CPC-3.5

$4,460

$2, 990

$3,635
GS^.2

$3,021
CPC-3.6

$4, 956

$2, 990

$3, 620
GS-4 2

Average grade . .

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .. - _ .

$3,068

CPC-3.6

Grades established by act of July 7,
1947 (61 Stat. 248): Average salary.. ..

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to less than $5,060.

$6, 019
$2,990

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$20, 373, 603

718, 457

14, 942

77, 892

$22, 644, 242

871. 628

15. 288

77.916

$23, 158. 005

865, 694

15, 424

77, 916

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Total personal service obligations...

21, 184, 954

23, 609, 074

24,117,039

Dnect Obligations
01 Personal services

21, 046, 756

43. 268

12, 900

56. 927

265, 824

25,630

1, 266, 493

17, 855

1, 248. 034

216. 096

1.122

23,369,089

46, 590

14, 540

58, 701

281, 588

26. 500

1, 273, 410

19, 170

1, 319. 864

287. 076

4,000

24 976,460

02 Travel...

50, 964

14, 640

59. 098
289, 588

28. 640
1, 290. 110

19. 170
1, 389, 854

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

Services performed by other agencies.

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.-

316, 676
4,000

Total direct obligations

24, 200, 905

26. 700, 518

27, 439, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

138, 198

645

97

14, 976

32

139, 985

1,375

97

14, 600

75

140, 579

02 Travel

1,375

97

05 Rents and utility services .

14, 600

07 Other contractual services

76

476

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— ContmvLeA
Operating Expenses, Public Schools, District of Columbia — Con.

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Otiier Accounts— Continued

$41, 575
273

$41, 552
1,876

$41, 552

09 Equipment

1,876

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
rniint'i

195. 796

199, 560

200, 154

Total obligations

24,396,701

26,900,078

27, 639. 154

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental;

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

Num

Total

General schedule grades:

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1

$7, 640

1

$7, 840

1

$7, 840

Administrative oificer .

1
1

7.440
7, 440

1
1

7,640
7,640

1

1

7 640

Educationist

7,640

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Secretary to the Board of Education.

1

6,940

1

6,940

1

6,940

Statistician.- ... .__

1

6,740

1

6,940

1

6,940

Superintendent of custodians

1

6, 740

1

6,740

1

6.940

1

5,940

1

5,940

1

6,140

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Director of procurement

1

6 000

1

6 125

1

6 250

Cost analyst

1

6.000

1

6. 126

1

6,250

Director of finance

1

6,000

1

6,500

1

5,625

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Investigator (general)

2

10 245

2

10 496

2

10 745

1

5, 185

1

6,310

1

5, 435

3

5.060

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

3

14,410

3

14 860

15. 235

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

4

17,820

5

22. 275

5

22. 900

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545...

16

66, 785

17

70. 765

17

72, 640

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

101

378,815

101

389. 410

101

400.910

GS^. Range $3,175 to .$3,655....

29

97, 785

30

102. 770

33

114,215

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

147

441, 230

149

449. 790

161

466. 970

GS-2. Range $2.7.50 to $3,230

22

67, 170

22

68, 740

22

70. 100

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to $4,900

6

28.276

6

28, 525

6

28. 776

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

6

26, 066

6

26, 315

6

26.690

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

11

43, 785

11

44, 185

11

44. 385

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680..

138

499.040

140

607, 040

140

612. OSO

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454..

68

196, 262

58

197, 372

58

198. 492

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

223

683, 490

225

694, 610

225

706,660

CPC-3. Range $2,,5.52 to $3.032

65

183, 326

65

184, 920

65

188, 200

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

408

391

393

1, 073. 600

1,042,260

1,067,750

Grades established by act of July 7,

1947 (61 Stat. 248):

Class 29. Rate of $14,000:

Superintendent of schools . .

1

14 000

I

14, 000

1

14,000

Class 28. Range $9,173.18 to $10,579.80:

First assistint superintendent

2

18,273

2

20, 100

2

20,418

Class 27. Range .$9.173.18to $10,.'i79.80:

Assistant to the superintendent (in

charge of business admmistration).

1

8,723

1

9,626

1

9,838

Class 26. Range $8,007.18 to $9,519.80:

Associate superintendent

8

63,951

8

70,699

g

72, 210

Class 25. Range $8,007.18 to $9,519.80:

President of teachers' college.

2

17,660

2

19, 040

2

19, 040

Class 24. Range $6,724..')8 to $7,890.58:

Chief examiner

1

7,183

2

14 616

2

14, 732

Class 22. Range $6,724.58 to $7,890.58:

Director .

13

88,979

13

97,913

13

99 195

Class 20. Range $6,724.58 to $7,890.58:

Principal of senior high school.

11

73,843

11

81,316

11

82,303

Class 12. Range $6,374.78 to $7,540.78:

Professor in teachers' college.

19

122,067

19

134, 179

19

135, 811

Class 19. Range $6,141.68 to $7,307.58:

Principal of vocational high school..

6

32,835

fi

35,837

5

35,954

Cl.ass 18. Range $6,141.68 to $7,307.58:

Principal of junior high school

21

133,463

22

153, 421

22

155, 061

Class 21. Range $5,791.78 to $0,957.78:

Assistant director... ... .,

6

34,188

6

37,898

6

38, 596

Class 30. Range $5,791.78 to $6,957.78:

Director...

1

6 083

1

6,724

1

6,841

Class 17. Range $5,791.78 to $6,957.78:

Head of department. . .

26

158, 048

26

174,722

26

176, 120

Class 16. Range $5,791.78 to $6,957.78:

Assistant principal in senior high

school

22

130,306

22

144 209

22

146 190

Class 11. Range $5,791.78 to $6,957.78:

Associate professor in teachers' col-

4

22, 792

4

25, 266

4

25, 731

Class 14. Range $5,558.68 to $6,724.58:

Assistant principal in junior high

school..

25

140, 415

26

161 196

26

163, 993

Class 13. Range $5,558.58 to $6,724.68:

Principal in elementary school or

Americanization school

89

612,457

90

673, 380

90

683,872

Class 10. Range $5,322.84 to $6,491.38:

Assistant professor in teachers'

36

196,878

36

218, 530

36

221,911

Class 13A. Range $6,204.04 to

$6,374.78:

Assistants, consultants, and super-

visors

16

82,258

16

91,615

16

93,484

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES — continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num- Total

Num- Total

Num- Total

Grades established by act of July 7,

ber salary

ber salary

ber salary

1947 (61 Stat. 248)— Continued

Class 31. Range $4,728.84 to $5.908.38..

2 $10,186

2 $11,350

2 $11,583

Class 8C. Range $4,016.04 to $6,791.78.

6 26, 718

6 28, 848

6 29, 559

Class 7C. Range $4,016.04 to $6,791.78.

31 153, 263

31 170,849

31 172, 860

Class 6C. Range $4,016.04 to $5,791.78.

56 281,138

59 325, 121

69 328,189

Cliiss 5C. Range $4,016.04 to $.6,791.78.

52 233,156

52 2.59,519

58 292,369

Class 4C. Range $4,016.04 to $5,791.78.

11 50,193

11 56,174

11 57, 482

Class 3C. Range $4,016.04 to $5,791.78.

605

614

614

2. 982, 722

3, 352, 391

3, 382, 240

Class 2C. Range $4,010.04 to $5,791.78.

«0

414

440

1,877,861

2, 114, 697

2,269,396

Class IC. Range $4,016.04 to $5,791.78.

433

463

492

1,930,654

2,288.317

2, 550, 291

Class 32. Range $3,440.40 to $6,204.04..

20 76. 728

20 86. 401

20 88. 752

Class 33. Range $3,440.40 to $5,204.04. .

1 3. 773

1 4. 2.53

1 4,372

Class 34. Range $3,440.40 to $5,204.04. .

3 10, 566

3 11.936

3 12,284

Class 7A. Range $3,440.40 to $5,204.04.

1 3. 443

1 3, 897

1 4, 016

Class 6A. Range $3,440.40 to $5,204.04.

3 14,289

3 15. 612

3 15,612

Class 5A. Range $3.440. 40, .t $5,204.04.

80 332,732

80 366.359

85 391,376

Class 4A. Range $:).44(i.4ii t.i $5,204.04.

1 4. 6.53

1 5,204

1 5,204

Class 3A. Range $.).44ii.4() to $5,204.04.

26 93, 573

26 101,172

26 103,822

Class 2A. Range $3,440.40 to $5,204.04.

399

416

440

1, 556, 540

1, 785, 986

1, 918, 796

Class 1 A. Range $3,440.40 to $5,204.04

1,306

1,341

1,374

6. 243, 126

6, 989, 263

6,224,306

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

1 2, 990

1 2. 990

1 2, 990

Total permanent, departmental

5,006

5,090

5,231

20, 651. 764

22, 991, 498

24,006,308

67.4

99

185

278, 101

447, 256

848,303

Net permanent, departmental (av-

erage number, net salary)

4, 938. 6

4,991

5,046

20,373,663

22, 544, 242

23,158.005

Other positions:

Temporary employment _ .

102 824

122,928

122,928

615, 633

748, 700

742, 766

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .

14, 942

15,288

15,424

Payment above basic rates:

59, 798
18, 094

61,160

61,160

16. 766

16. 766

21,184,954

23,509,074

24.117,039

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

21,046,756

23, 369, 089

23, 976, 460

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

138, 198

139, 986

140, 579

Operating Expenses, Public Library, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

332

10

336

332
21

340

347

12

340

Average salaries and grades:
General scliedule grades:

$3,650
GS-4.2

$3,035

CPC-3.6

$4, 222

$3,704
GS-4.2

$3, 070

CPC-3.6

$4,222

$3,756

QS-^.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,085

CPC-3.6

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,680

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions .. .

$1, 164, 229
37,015

4,728
19,371

$1, 157. 563
76, 729

4,820
19, 500

$1,208,345

44,125

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

5,000

19, 600

1,225,343

616

98

5,947

20, 806

5,822

29,217

26, 553

20,017

146, 278

1,258,602

622

145

6,285

24, 378

6,750

29, 400

23,981

23, 270

162, 567

1,276,970

02 Travel

622

146

6,330

24,378

06 Printing and reproduction ._ .

5,750

29,400

Services performedby other agencies.

66,961
23,420

177,024

1, 480, 697

1,635,000

1,611,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Chief librarian

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant librarian

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9,160

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9, 360

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9, 360

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

477

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SEBViCES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Num
ber

2

1

5
12
46

1
40
27
33
70
36

2
2
3
8
26
2

3
2

Total
salary

$14,880

6,140
6,740
6,740

5,810
5,310
5,935

5,185

5,810
5, 185

5,810
27, 675
67,345

212,930
4,545

148, 775
90.285

100,710

199, 140
90,560

7,670
6,960
10, 282
26,000
74,752
4,8!0

15, 162
5,948

Num
ber

2

1

5
12
46

1
40
27
33
70
36

2
2
3

8

26

2

3
2

Total
salary

$15, 080

6.340
6,940
6,740

5,810
5, 435
5,935

5,310

5.810
5,310

5,810
28,175
07. 845

215, 430
4,670

1.51, 995
91,725

102, 150

202, 580
91,680

7,770
7,040
10,362
20, 160
75, 792
4,910

15, 162
6,948

Num
ber

2

1

1
1

1

1
1

1

1
1

1

6
12
49

1
42
28
33
74
38

2
2
3
9

27
2

3
2

- Total
salary

$15, 280

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Central librarian . _ .

6,340

Consultant in adult education

Chief, catalog department

6.940
6.940

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

5.810

Personnel officer

5, 560

Chief, acquisitions department

Supervisor, professional work cata-

5,935
5,435

Superintendent, buildings and

5, SIO

Readers' adviser in adult education^
Assistant coordinator, children's

5,435
5,810

■Rr-inch lihrariflns

33. 610

68. 595

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

231,045

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

4.670

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

162.600

GS-4. Range $3,175 tn $3,655

96, !i80

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

104,310

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

218. 380

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980 .. . .

99,480

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230-

CPC-3. Range $3,552 to $3,032..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2.840

Positions at hourly rates: Equivalent
to less than $5,060:

Mechanic. Rate of $2.43 and $2.65

Minor mechanic. Rate of $1.43 and
$1.65

7.870
7,120
10. 442
28, 990
79. 384
5,050

16, 534
6,864

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

332 1
6.6

188,084
23,855

332 1
13.1

205.074
47, 521

347 1
19.1

, 277, 979
69,634

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) _ .

325.4
1

164,229
37,015
4,728

7,851
11, 520

318.9

1

157. 553
76,729
4,820

7,500
12,000

327.9

1

Other positions . . -

,208,345
44,125

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base.-
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and iioliday pay

5,000
7.600

12,000

1,225,343

1

258,602

1

,276,970

Operating Expenses, Recreation Department, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

207
80

280

211

79

285

220
78
288

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,632
GS-4.7

$2. 671
CPC-2.7

$3,702
GS-4.7

$2. 727
CPC-2.7

$3.7M

GS^.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 762

Average grade

CPC-2.7

Direct Oblisations
01 Personal services:

$724, 449
292,812

2,899
11.669

$762. 546
295, 050

2.940
13.459

$791,073

295, 050

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

2,940

Payment above basic rates

13. 459

Total personal services

1,031.859
2.648
9,971

1,073.995

3. 132

11,684

100

1,100

1.100

54,820

30.604

39.860

1, 103. 122

02 Travel...

3,396

11,684

05 Rents and utility services

100

1,151

1,315

54.723

27.293

39, 625

1,100

2.059

Services performed by other agencies.

54.820
30.604

09 Equipment

39.860

Total direct obligations

1. 168. 585

1.216.395

1. 246. 745

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

05 Rents and utility services

570
40
112
250

670
40
112
250

670

07 Other contractual services

40

112

09 Equipment -

250

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

COiint-^

972

972

972

1, 169, 667

1,217,367

1,247,717

DETAIL or PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Superintendent of recreation

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

-Assistant superintendent

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Director of planning and develop-
ment

Director, division of neighborhood

centers

Director, citywide division

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Director of operations-

Administrative assistant (recrea-
tion)

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Recreation analyst

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,9.55

GS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032-

CPC 2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses --

Net permanent, departmental (aver-
age number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment--

Part-time employment

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base-.
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services - --

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9,600

6,540

12, 080
11,880

1 6,000
1 5,500

1

17
9
42
87
35

5
2

5,435
78, 110
37, 655
164, 345
287, 745
106, 450

13, 720
4,980

207 751, 840
7.5 27,391

199. 5 724, 449

203, 881

88,961

2,899

2,123
9,546

1,031,859

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

1 9, 600

1
18

6,740

12.280
12, 080

6,125

5,600

6.560
84,316
38, 655
158,845
299, 455
111, 160

14, 040
5,050

211
5

781, 205
18,659

206 762, 546

204, 851
90, 199
2,940

2,081
11,378

1, 073, 995

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800
9,800

6,940

12,680
12, 480

6,260

5,626

5,686
85, 190
39, 405
181, 145
315, 220
113,800

16,912
6,190

220 828, 122
9.8 36,449

210.2 791,673

204,851

90,199

2,940

2,081
11, 378

1, 103, 122

Salaries and Expenses, Metropolitan Police, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary.- --

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade.-

Uniformed force: Average salary

Ungraded positions: Average salary —

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions —

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations-.
Direct Obligations

Personal services ---

Travel --

Transportation of things-

Commimication services

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction- -.

Other contractual services- -.

Services performed by other agencies.

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Unvouchered-.

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

Total direct obligations.

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services.
09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts --■

Total obhgations-

1953 actual

2.274
"2,"23i

$3,359
GS-3.5

$3,086
CPC-3.9

$4. 171
$5, 135

$9, 140, 308

2.227
216, 715

9, 359, 250

9,341,919

5,331

1.647

66,724

13,794

18, 457

41, 765

124,608

267, 352

104, 976

24,932

10, 001, 405
620

10, 000, 785

17,331
7,417

1954 estimate

2,463

8

2,385

$3,414
GS-3.6

$3,087
CPC-3.9

$4. 866
$6, 009

$11,275,417

21,500

44,867

603, 700

11,945,484

11, 925, 663

6,954

1,015

56, 676

16, 990

28,040

42, 650

130, 465

255. 941

110. 909

35.000

12, 609, 303
620

1956 estimate

2,471

34

2,468

$3,473
GS-3.6

$3,133
CPC-3.9

$4, 929
$6, 009

$11, 699. 737
89, 900
44,867
213, 700

12,048,204

12, 028, 383

6.964

2.015

57, 666

16.990

28,040

42, 650

166,315

277, 501

117, 106

36,000

12, 777, 620
620

12, 777. 000

19, 821

19, 821
12, 796, 821

270200—54

478

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued

Salaries and Expenses, Metropolitan Police, District of Columbia-
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

GS-5.

as-4.

GS-3.

as-2.

Departmental:
General scheilule grades:
QS-11. Range .$6,940 to $6,940:
Chief examiner of questioned docu-
ments

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370. ---

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

Range $3,410 to $4,160...-

Range $3,175 to $3,655

Range $2,950 to $3,430

Range $2,750 to $3,230..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-i. Range $2,750 to .$3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

Grades established by act of Mar. 3,
1925 (title 4-106):
Uniformed force:
Chief of police, range $12,500 to

$13,300

Deputv chief of police, range $8,459

to $9,069

Chief of detectives, range $8,459 to
$9 059

Inspector^ range $7,753 to $8,353

Assistant chief of detectives, range

$7,753 to $S,353

Captain, range $6,590 to $7,190

Detective in salary grade of captain,

range $6,590 to $7,190

Lieutenant, range $6,009 to $6,609...
Motorcycle sergeant, range $6,911

to $6,511

Sergeant, range $5,521 to $6,121

ilotorcycle corporal, range $5,480

to $6,080

Detective sergeant, range $5,100 to

$6,441

Corporal, range $5,090 to $6,690

Precinct detective, range $4,365 to

$5,706-- .-

Private-technician, range $4,290 to

$6,631

Motorcycle private, range $4,290 to

$5,631....

Private-station clerk, range $4,200

to $5,541

Probational detective, range $4,170

to $5,611

Private, range $3,900 to $5,241

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$5,060 and above: Director of police
band, at $6,009

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Personal services.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

Num- Total
ber salary

$6. 940
4.020
43. 075
23. 335
90.835
217.390
40. 340

4 14. 640

9 29. 806

24 73. 760

25 73, 080

1 12, 000

5 40, 170

1 8. 034

10 73,111

1 7.311

26 166,979

1 6. 961

73 374,881

5 24, 326

64 299, 851

81 409. 288

126 561,975

49 221,486

27 120,691

91 375.291

70 303,242
,449

5, 678, 494

1

5,135

2,274

9, 314, 608
42.6

174, 300

2,231.4

9, 140, 308

2,227
210,316

9, 359, 250

9,341,919
17,331

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1

11
6
29
66
13

$6, 940
4.620

47, 745

23.960
101.655
210. 940

37, 670

Num- Total
ber salary

4 14, 800

9 30, 446

27 82, 570

26 72, 840

1 12, 700

6 60. 994

1 8. 469

11 85, 523

1 7. 763

29 193,369

1 6. 830

79 479,131

6 29, 796

64 357,664

4 21,920

90 549,090
66 339,431

49 284.364

27 142, 437

91 465,062

60 306,742

70 353,444
1,615

7, 380, 248

1

6,009

2,463

11,685,141
86.4

409, 724

2, 376. 6

11, 275, 417
21, 600
44, 867

598, 200
5,500

11, 945, 484

11, 926, 663
19,821

1
1

11
6
29
66
13

$6. 940
4.620

48. 746

24. 460
103, 016
214. 780

38. 560

4 14. 800

9 30, 766

27 84, 170

26 73, 880

1 12, 900

6 60, 994

1 8. 459

11 85, 763

1 7. 753

29 193,969

1 6. 8.30

79 480,331

5 29. 915

64 358,384

4 21, 920

90 551.250

66 340,751

49 265,074

27 142,917

99 491,665

60 309,068

70 356,444
1,615

7, 613. 995

6,009

2,471

11,879,017
37.3

179,280

2, 433. 7

11, 699, 737
89, 900
44,867

208, 200
5,500

12,048,204

12,028,383
19, 821

Salaries and Expenses, Fire Department, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

1,090

6

1,082

1,090

6

1,086

1,090

6

1,078

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$3, 752
GS-4.6

$3,818

CPC-6.8

$4,364

$3,834

$3,829

as-!.6

$3, 839

CPC-fi.8

$6,067

$3,906

$3. 901

as-4.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary _

Average grade...

Uniformed force: Average salary

Positions at hourly rates: Average

$3. 879

CPC-6.8

$5. 072

$4,377

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Dhect Obligations
01 Personal services:

$4, 664, 278
49,444

773
84,893

$.5,409,416
49, 723

20,950
112,081

$5, 417, 423

Other positions

49, 723

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

20, 950

112,081

4,789,388

169

3,148

19,447

1,753

22, 105

72,217

142, 698

140. 763

5, 592. 170

300

3.461

19. 537

8.000

6.460

72.019

168, 821

166,444

,5, 600, 177

02 Travel........

300
3.451

05 Rents and utility services

19.537
3.000

07 Other contractual services

8,277

Services performed by other agencies.

72. 192
161. 991

09 Equipment .

180. 075

Total direct obligations. . . . ..

6, 191, 688
179

6,016,192

6, 049, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

09 Equipment

5, 191, 867

6.016,192

6, 049, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades;
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Medical officer

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Assistant supervisor of alarms

GS-6. Range $.3,795 to $4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490-

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-fi. Range $3,200 to $3,680

Grades established by act of June 20,
1906 (34 Stat. 314, ch. 3443, par. 3):
Uniformed force:
Fire chief, range $12,500 to $13,300- -
Deputy fire chief, range $8,459 to

$9,059

Battalion fire chief, range $7,763 to

$8,353

Superintendent of machinery, range

$8,469 to $9,059

File marshal, range $8,459 to $9,059.
Assistant superintendent of ma-
chinery, range $7,753 to $8,353

Deputy fire marshal, range $7,753

to $8,353

Captain, range $6,590 to $7,190

Pilot, range $6,328 to $6,928

Marine engineer, range $6,328 to

$6,928 -.-

Second assistant superintendent of

machinery, range $6,009 to $6,609-

Second deputy fire marshal, range

$6,009 to .$6,609 ..-

Leiutenant, range $6,009 to $6,609---

Third assistant superintendent of

machinery, range $6,621 to $6,121..

Third deputy fire marshal, range

$6,621 to $6,121

Sergeant, range .$5,521 to .$6,121

Assistant marine engineer, range

$5,038 to .$5,638

Inspector, range $4,813 to $5,413

Private, range $3,900 to $5,241

Positions at hourly rates equivalent to
less than $6,060:
Trade foreman, ranee $2.30 to $2.68- .
Senior mechanic, range $2.10 to $2.38.

Mechanic, range $1.90 to $2.14

Junior mechanic, range $1 .70 to $1.94.
Labor foreman, range $1.70 to $1.94. .
Skilled laborer, range $1.40 to $1.60...

Total permanent, departmental —

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional compensation, outstand-
ing efficiency -.

01 Personal services.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,960

5,750

7,715

31,405

13. 580

33, 890

2 8, 855
1 4. 1,35

3 9, 920

1 12,000

3 24, 102

23 168,153

1 8.034

1 8, 034

1 7.311
60 298.050

4 22,644

2 11,322

1 5, 135

2 10. 270
64 277,290

1 4, 685

2 9, 370
88 412,280

2 8, 600

29 123,260
771

3, 098, 610

9,818
38, 149
11,169
6,116
3,246
8,174

1,090

4, 715, 881
14. 2 61, 603

1, 075. 8

4, 664, 278

49,444

773

74, 891
1,992

8,010

4, 789, 388

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,960

5. 875

7,840

32, 280

13,820

34, 610

2 8. 980
1 4,135

3 9, 920

1 12. 700
3 26, 097
23 179, 279

8. 459.
8,699

7,763

1 7. 993
60 332, ,500
4 26,032

12, 776
6,009

2 12, 138

64 326,626

1 5, 621

2 11,042
88 486,928

2 10, 076

29 141,617
771

3, 632, 836

9,818
38, 773
11,481
6,673
3,246
8,237

1,090

5, 469, 628
10 60, 112

1,080

5, 409, 416
49, 723
20,950

104, 433
2,308

5, 692, 170

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160

6,000

8.090

32, 780

13,980

36, 330

1 4, 135
3 10, 160

1 12,

3 26

23 179,

1
1

700

097

519

8,579
8,699

7,873

1 7,
50 332,

4 26,

2 12,

1 1,

2 12,
64 327,

993
860
152

129

258
126

5,641

2 11,
88 487,

2 10,
29 142,
771
3, 666,

042
768

076
217

982

10, 733
43,213
12, 967
7,461
3,634
9,649

1,090

5, 607, 769
17. 9 90, 346

1,072.
5,

1

,417, 423
49, 723
20,950

104, 433
2,308

6,600,177

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

479

Salaries and Expenses, Veterans' Service Center, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

17

15

17

16

18
18

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;
Average salary

$4. 759
OS-6.7

$2. 770
CPC-2.0

$4,857
OS-6.7

$2,810
CPC-2.0

$4. 829

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2. 840
CPC 2 0

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$78. 600

312

7

$79. 585

314

2.111

$82. 535
314

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

Total personal services

78, 919
466
1,896
764
196
238
384
1,312

82.010

500

2.630

1,000

500

145

521

2,450

344

84, 960

02 Travel .

04 Communication services

2 630

06 Printing and reproduction

500

Services performed by other agencies.

521

09 Equipment..

300

Obligations incurred

84, 175

90,000

93,000

DETAIL OF PERSON.^L SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director

GS-I2. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

1 7,440

3 15, 955

1 4.870

2 9. 785

2 8. 840
1 4, 160
1 3, 176

3 9,010
1 2, 910

1 2.700

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 200

1 7, 640

3 16, 4.'iO

1 4.870

2 10, 035

2 8,965
1 4, 160
1 3, 175

3 9,250
1 2,990

1 2, 770

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 400

1 7,840

GS-9. Rjuige $5,060 to $5,810:

3 16, 805

GS-8. Range .$4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.9,55

2 10 036

GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4.515

2 9,090

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 ..

1 4 160

GS-4. Range $:i,175 to $3.655

1 3, 255

OS-3. Range $2,960 to .$3.4.30

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

4 12, 440
1 3,070

1 2, 840

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

17 78. 845
0. 1 245

17 80, 485
0.1 900

18 84, 930
0 4 2 395

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

16.9 78.600
312

7

16.9 79,585
314

2,111

17.6 82,536
314

2,111

78, 919

82, 010

84,960

Salaries and Expenses, Office of Civil Defense, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

19
19

18
18

19

18

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,475
OS-6.6

$2,605
CPC-3.0

$4,685
QS-6.9

$2,632
CPC-3.0

$4 680

OS-6.0

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 659

Average grade ...

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ...

$77, 971

307
1,245

$77, 535

300
1,100

$80, 485

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

300

Payment above basic rates

1,300

79,623

665

8,226

1,565

218

49

1,794

4,554

60,087

78, 936

640

5,000

1,600

300

50

275

3,300

82, 085

02 Travel

640

5,500

05 Rents and utility services

1,800

06 Printing and reproduction

2, 300

10, 200

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

5,275
5,300

09 Equipment

2,000

156,681

90,000

115, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Deputy director, plans and training.
OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Communications supervisor

E.xecutive assistant, warden services
OS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Assistant director, fiscal and supply.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3.655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01 Personal services.

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

1 7,040

5,940
5,940

5,500
4,205
3, 535
22, 485
5,900

7,816

19
0.3

79, 411
1,440

77, 971
307

441
804

79, 623

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,050

7,240

6,140
6,140

5,625
4,205
3, 910
25. 960

7,896

18
0.1

78, 166
631

17.9 77,535
300

400
700

78, 935

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,300

1 7,440

1 6, 140

1 6,340

5,760
4,330
4,035
26,600
2,960

7,976

19 82.861
0. 6 2, 376

18.4 80,485
300

450
850

82, 085

Courts, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

JUVENILE COURT

Total number of permanent positions

72
68

72
70

79

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,998
GS-6.0

$4,133
GS-6.1

$4,219

01 Pergonal services:

$286, 764
1,146

$306, 447
1,146

$332,232
1,146

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base.

287, 910
2.741
2,494
2,039
2,712
19, 782
1.688
3.133

307, 593
3, 650
2,395
1,600
3,250
20, 000
1,545
922

02 Travel

4,025
2 752

04 Conimmiication services

07 Other contractual services . .

3 250

Services performed by otheragencies.
08 Supplies and materials.- . -

20,000
1 645

09 Equipment...

2,860

Total obligations, Juvenile Court...

322, 499

340,955

369, 670

MUNICIPAL COURT

Total number of permanent positions

122
120

126
123

130

125

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$4. 185
GS-5.7

$3,248
CPC-1.2

$13,038

$4, 229
GS-5.7

$3,184
CPC-4.2

$13, 038

$4 320

OS-5.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
.\verage salary

$3,232
CPC-4 2

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$13,038

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$609, 999

2, 164
2.066

$628, 222

2,238
1,688

$646 782

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

2 238

Payment above basic rates

1,688

Total personal services

614, 229

866

6, 651

8,258

48. 475

7.156

21. 947

632, 148
1,290
7.411
8,943
68, 100
8,443
8, 9.50

650 708

02 Travel

1.290

04 Communication services ..

7.411

8.943

68. 100

08 Supplies and materials

8 443

09 Equipment

7,645

Total obligations, Municipal Court.

707,471

735, 285

752, 540

MUNICIPAL COURT OF APPEALS

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

13
13

13

13

14

14

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 733
OS-7.2

$2, 772

CPC-3.0

$14, 166

$4, 738
GS-7.2

$2. 852

CPC-3.0

$14, 166

$4,680

Average grade

OS-7.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Average grade

$2. 932
CPC-3.0

Ungraded positions; Average salary

$14, 166

480

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— Contmu^A
Courts, District of Columbia— Continued

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1053 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

MUNICIPAL CODBT OF APPEALS— COn.

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$87,865
336

$88,552
348

$91, 962
348

Regular pay in escess of 52-week
base _.,

Total personal services

88,201
122
690
2,350
38
186
1,746

88,900
115
750
3,483
236
500
4,851

92, 310
115
760

3,454
236
600

3,250

02 Travel

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services. .

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment...

Total obligations, Municipal Court
of Appeals

93,233

98, 835

100, G15

DISTKICT OF COLUMBIA TAX COURT

Total number of permanent positions . .
Averagenumber of all employees .

3
3

3
3

3
3

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$7, 055
OS-9.0

$7, 013
GS-9.6

$7,083
GS-9.6

Average grade .

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$20, 757
83

$21, 015
83

$21,015
S3

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Total personal services

20,840

21, 098

21.098
250
50
100
3.225
125
327

02 Travel

04 Communication services

27

27

1,942

34

300

50

100

3, 225

125

327

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services ...

08 .Supplies and materials.

09 Equipment

Total obligations, District of Co-
lumbia Tax Court .

23,170

24,925

25,175

UNITED STATES C0UKT3

07 Other contractual services

1,760,000

1,780.000

1. 894, 000

Total obligations

2,906,373

2,980,000

3, 142, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

JUVENILE COURT

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Judge

GS-13. Range .$8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative assistant. .
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Director of social work .

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Supervision of probation.
GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Clerk of tlie court

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Case supervisors

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 .
OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 .

GS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665 . _
QS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (aver-
age number, net salary).

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .

All personal services, Juvenile Court. ,

MUNICIPAL COURT

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Clerk of the court. .
QS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Assignment commissioner

Director of probation

Chief deputy clerk, civil division

Chief deputy clerk, criminal divi-
sion

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6',25b:

Administrative officer

Clerk, small claims and conciliation
branch

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

5
34

2

3

5
19

72
4.2

7,040

6,140

6,000

25, .800
152, 095
7,966
11,856
17,075
59,490

305, 260
18, 496

67.8 286,764
1,146

287, 910

1 9,800

1 7, 640

1 7, 240

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

5
33

2

3

5
19

72
1.6

Total
salary

$11,800

8,360

7,240

6,140

6,125

26.425
150,515
8,215
11, 605
17,315
59,810

313, 660
7,103

1955 estimate

70.4 306,447
1,146

307, 593

9,800

7,840
7,440
7,040

7,040

6,000

6,000

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,800

8,360

7,240

6,340

6,260

27,050
167, 256
8,465
18, 675
23,905
61,010

346, 350
14, 118

5
36

2

5

7
19

79
3.2

75. 8 332. 232
1,146

333, 371

10,000

7.840
7,440
7,240

7,240

6,125

6,125

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES 1

continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

MUNICIPAL COURT— continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250— Con.
Court reporter...

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $24, 500
1 6, 250

1 6, 250

1 5, 685
1 5, 060
1 5, 310

1 5,310

1 5, 810

1 6,810

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $24,625

Num- Total
ber salary

6 $30, 250

Chief deputy clerk, civil division...
Chief deputy clerk, criminal divi-
sion

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Deputy assignment commissioner..
Associate legal assistant

1 5,810
1 5, 185
1 5, 436

1 6,435

1 6,810
1 6,310
1 6, 560

1 6,660

Assistant director and supervisor
of probation

Clerk, small claims and conciliation
branch ...

Administrative assistant to the
clerk of the court. .

Law clerk

1 5,060

2 10, 490
25 120, 000

7 30, 190
16 63,810
20 69, 580
24 77, 040

1 3, 160

2 6, 588
2 6, 640
1 3, 032

1 13, 600
12 156, 000

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

2 10, 115
24 111,046

5 21.600
16 61.310
19 64,645
22 69, 060

1 2, 750

2 6, 748
2 6,460
1 3, 032

1 13, 500
12 156, 000

2 10, 365
24 113,670

6 25, 770
16 62, 435
20 68, 060
24 76, 760

1 3, 070

2 6,428
2 6, 460
1 3, 032

1 13, 500
12 156, 000

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,965

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,54.5

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Craft.s protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454:

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2„W2 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$5,060 and above:
Chief judge _

Associate Judge

Total permanent, departmental
Deductlapses

122 620, 930
2.6 10.931

126 642,200
3.3 13,978

130 669, 480
6.4 22.698

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

119.4 609.999
2,164

2,066

122.7 628,222
2,238

1,688

124.6 646,782
2,238

1.688

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime
and holiday pay

All personal services, Mimicipal
Court

614. 229

632,148

650, 708

MUNICIPAL COURT OF APPEALS

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Clerk of court-

1 6, 940
1 4.870
4 17,398
3 13.385

1 6,940
1 4, 620
4 17,570
3 13, 610

1 6,940
1 4. 745
4 18. 070
3 13. 635
1 3, 410

1 2,932

1 14, 500

2 28, 000

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370....

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 . .

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,652 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$.5,060 or above:
Chief judge, rate of $14,500

1 2, 772

1 14, 500

2 28,000

1 2,862

1 14, 500

2 28,000

Associate judge, rate of $14,000.

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct Japses

13 87,865

13 87, 992

14 92, 232
0. 1 270

Add terminal leave in excess of lapses...

660

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in escess of 52-week base..

13 87,865
336

13 88, 552
348

13.9 91,962
348

All personal services, Municipal
Court of .\ppeals.. _

88, 201

88,900

92.310

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA TAX COURT

Departmental:
General schedule griides:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800:
Judge

1 13, 000

1 13,000
1 4, 870

1 13,000
1 4, 995

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.525....

1 4, 670
1 3, 495

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 .

1 3, 175

1 3, 255

Total permanent, departmental

Deductlapses

3 21, 165
0. 1 408

3 21, 045
0.1 30

3 21,250
0.1 236

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) ..

2.9 20,757
83

2.9 21,015
83

2.9 21,016
83

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

All persona! services. District of
Columbia Tax Court

20, 840

21, 098

21,098

01 Personal services .

1,011,180

1,049,739

1,097,494

Salaries and Expenses, Department of Public Health, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Peuonal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

2,768

40

2,686

2,731

38

2,654

2,838
66

2,742

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

481

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services— Con.

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,858
GS-4.7

$2,839
CPC-2.9

$827

$3,927
GS-4.8

$2,887

CPC-2.9

$925

$4,010

Average grade

GS-1.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,924

CPC-2.9

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$947

Personal service obligations:

$8, 210, 882
130, 388
31,547
200, 391

$8. 835, 695
129,928
32.349
132,299

$9, 233, 018

Other positions

226, 692

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

32, 349
132, 299

Total personal service obligations.. .

8, 573, 208

9, 130, 271

9,624,358

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services -

8, 537, 565

61, 772

722

45,825

101,626

20.011

10, 493. 600

73. 681

1, 752, 773

149,855

9,130,271

66, 537

965

46, 362

100, 573

21,533

10,682,074

22.588

1,863.459

220,219

9, 624, 358

02 Travel -. ... ..

69, 897

03 Transportation of things

966

48. 562

05 Rents and utility services -_

105, 573

21, 733

07 Other contractual services

10, 916, 187

Services performed byotheragencies.
08 Supplies and materials .

112,446
1,896,979

195, 136

Subtotal -

21, 237, 430
204, 215

22, 154, 5S1
232,856

22, 991, 856

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

232, 856

Total direct obligations

21, 033, 215

21,921,725

22, 759, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

35,643

1,413

11,907

26, 716

17

2,000
10, 000
38, 000

2.000

05 Rents and utility services

10. 000

38,000

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

75,696

50,000

50, 000

21,108,911

21,971,725

22, 809, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-17. Range $13,000 to $13,800;

Director of public health

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director of I'mblic health

Superintendent, District of Colum-
bia General Hospital

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Chief of staff. District of Columbia

General Hospital

Deputy director of public health

Director, medical services

Executive officer

Superintendent, District of Colum-
bia General Hospital

Superintendent, Glenn Dale Hos-
pital

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant superintendent, Glenn

Dale Hospital

Director, public health services

Medical olficer, supervisory

Psychiatrist

Supervising statistician.

aS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant surgeon

Bacteriologist — _

Budget officer

Deputy superintendent. District of

Columbia General Hospital

Director, public health services

Director, nursing

Medical officer, supervisory..

Psychiatrist

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:
Assistant director, public health

services

Biochemist

Clinical psychologist

Dental officer

Director, chemical laboratory

Director, nurses _..

Medical officer

Pathologist...

Personnel officer

Psychiatrist

Radiologist

Roentgenologist

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,200

1 11,800
1 10, 800

11,800
10, 800

9.600
38,600
18,760

1
1
1

1

7

1

15

5,400
8,360
9,160

8,760

60.620

9.360

126, 240

29.760
8.040
7,240
7,240
7,840
7.840
169. 060
6.140

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13, 000

1 12, 200

1 11.800

1 11.050

2 21. 600
1 11,050

1 11,050

5 49. 200
10 96, 200

1

1
1

1
5
2
10

9,600

8.360
8.360
9,160

8,700
44, 600
17,720
85,800

30,660
8.040
7.240
7.240
8,040

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $13,200

1 12, 200

1 11,800

1 11.050

2 21. 600
1 11, 050

1 11,300

1 10. 000

5 50. 200

10 97. 600

1 9,600

1 9. 600

8.560
8, 360
9,360

8,960
45, 400
17,920
87, 600
16,720

38, 000
8.040
7.440
7,440
8,040

1 7, 440
1 7,040
1 7,040

18
1
1
1
1

130. 920
6.340
7.040
7.440
7,040

21
1
1
3
1

153.800
6,340
7,240
21.720
7,240

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant director, public health

services..

Assistant director, nurses

Assistant pathologist

Assistant personnel officer

Associate medical officer..

Attending physician

Bacteriologist...

Budget analyst and accoimtant

Building and grounds superhitend-

ent

Business manager

Chief dietitian

Dentist...

Director, public health services

Director, nurses

Health education specialist...

Medical inspector

Medical officer...

Milk technologist..

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Personnel officer .-.

Psychiatric social worker

Psychologist

Public health engineer.

Safety engineer

Supervisor of nursing education

Veterinarian consultant

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Chief pharmacist

Public health engineer

Social worker..

Utility officer

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

Assistant chemist —

Assistant chief dietitian

Assistant director of nursing service.

Assistant personnel officer...

Assistant utility officer

Bacteriologist —

Budget and fiscal ofl3cer

Buildings and grounds superintend-
ent

Biu-eau chief, public health services

Chemist

Chief occupational therapist

Chief sanitary inspector

Clinical instructor,

Clinical psychologist

Conservator of hearing specialist —

Dairy farm inspector

Entomologist

Instructor

Librarian

Nurse anesthetist

Ntusing supervisor

Occupational therapist

Personnel officer

Pharmacist

Physical therapist

Procurement and supply officer

Public health engineer...

Social worker.

Statistician-

Vocational counselor

GS-8. Range $1,620 to $6,370..

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,646

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,666 to $5,315

CPC-S. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035..

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,250

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032..

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:

Surgical resident, fourth year

Medical resident second year

Resident physician, $2,100..

Resident physician, $1,800

Resident physician, $1,600...

Resident physician, $1,200

Intern, $900

PupU nurses, $450

1953 actual

1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total Num- Total
ber salary ber salary

1 $5,940

1 6.540

2 12,880

11,880
69,840

6,740
6.140
13.080
110,550
6.940
6,140

15 98.400
6 35. 840
1 6, 940

6,740

6,940

1 6.540

1 6, 940

1 6,000

1 5. .500

1 5. 760

1 6. 000

5,810
5,560
16,430
6.810
6,310

1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1

12
1
7
1
1

22
1
1
1

6,810

6,560
6,688
6,435
6,435
6,810

28,050
6,060
6,310

64.095
4,330

37, 796
5,060
5.560
120, 195
6.310
5.685
5,435

1 5, 435

2 10. 120
4 21,240
1 5, 186

3 14,860

162 724,140

25 106, 616
493

1, 798. 380

133 448,025

199 631,640

116 365,970

301 833,170

3

5
27
44
30
82
91
525

14,446
20, 950
102, 946
151, 550
97,860
245, 552
262, 240

1,395,752

Total permanent, departmental.

Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental .

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1
4
2
8
27
45
52
168

4.700
13,600

4,200
14, 400
40, 500
54,000
46, 800
75, 600

$5. 940
5.940
6.940
6.340
12.080
55.790
5.940
6,340

6,740
6,340

12.480
106. 260

12.880
6,340

12
6

82,680
36, 240

5,940

1 6. 940

1 6.940

1 6.740

1 6, 140

1 6,125

1 5, 625

1 5. 875

1 6, 126

1 6, 810

4 21, 865

1 6, 435

1 6,060

1 5, 936

1 5, 686

5,660

6,685

6,810

28, 675

6,185

6. 435

65, 350

5,060

43.480

10. 246

6,686

122. 570

5.435

6.810

5,560

6,185

6, 560

10, 370

21,490

5.310

4
184
69
473
1
117
230
109
309

2
6
27
45
29
74
84
625

20,365
833,640
279, 230

756, 805
■ 399, 235
735, 540
339, 990
863, 460

10.130
21,450
104,445
157, 2S0
96, 726
226, 460
249, 660

1,417,512

1

2
2
7
26
45
52
91

4,700
6,800
4,200
12,600
39.000
64,000
46,800
40,950

2,768

8, 926, 414
221.9

715, 632

2, 546. 1

8, 210, 882

112,046
18,342
31,547

2,731

9,224,048
115.3

388, 353

Num- Total
ber salary

$5,940
6.940

12,880
6.540

12.280

56.790
6.940
6,340

6,940
6,540

12,880
114,400

13.080
6.540
6.940

83.680

36.640
6.940

18

6,940

6,940
6,940
6,140
6.940
6,740
6.140

6,260
6,750
6,000
6,250

5,810
5,060
22, 115

6,560
6.185
6,935

6,810

5,685

5,810

5,935

28.925

5,310

5,560

66.720

6.185

44. 106

10. 495

5.810

123,820

6,660

6,810

6,685

5,185

5,686

10,620

21, 865

5,435

6,060

20, 856

861, 006

321, 260

490

1,868,150
123 426,675
242 789,400
122 381, 420
309 878,660

3

5
28
47
30
81
86
537

14, 945
21, 950
109, 180
166,000
100,900
249. 960
257, 064

1, 469, 162

1

4
2

7
26
45
52
91

4,700
13,600

4,200
12,600
39.000
54.000
46,800
40, 960

2,838

9. 791, 706
161.6

668. 688

2, 616. 7

8, 836, 695

111,685
18, 343
32, 349

2, 676. 4

9, 233, 018

208, 349
18, 343
32, 349

482

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— ConWnueA

Salaries and Expenses, Department of Public Health, District of
Columbia — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightworli differential

Num- Total
ber salaiy

$113,398
86. 993

Num- Total
ber salary

$58,201
74, 098

Num- Total
ber salary

$58, 201
74,098

01 Personal services,.

8. 573. 208

9, 130, 271

9, 624, 358

Salaries and wapes in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

8, 537, 565
35. 643

9, 130, 271

9,624,358

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts... . .. ..

Operating Expenses, Department of Corrections, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

671

680

1

569

601
1

Average number of all employees

634

682

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 425
OS-6.4

$3,996
CPC-7.1

$4,488
OS-6.5

$3,937
CPC-7.1

$4,690

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary .

$3, 9.59
CPC 7 1

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2. 174. 286

1,424

8,485

98, 768

$2, 300. 233

3.170

9.040

90.200

$2. 373. 138

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates

9.040
90 200

Total personal service obligations...

2,282,963

2. 402, 643

2. 475, 548

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

2, 191, 678

433

50

15. 247

70.168

2.709

740. 362

26. 696

929. 966

82. 126

6.560

2,233,118

2,895

60

16,021

72.400

2.740

803. 636

25.000

967. 180

80.663

7,760

2,306.023
2 895

02 Travel .

03 Transportation of things

50

16.021
72.400

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials-.

803. 636

25.000

1,095,286

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

7.750

Subtotal

4.066,195
42,948

4, 211, 463
42,100

4,412,100
42.100

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence .

Total direct obligations.

4,023.247

4,169,353

4. 370. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

91.285

2.700

20,675

500

3,000

201,639

1,447

169. 525

2.700

19,800

500

3,000

131,000

169, 625

2.700

19.800

500

04 Communication services... .

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services..

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

3.000
131.000

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts

321.246

326, 625

326. 525

Obligations incurred

4,344,493

4.495,878

4, 696, 626

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
G S-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12. 400

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director

1 $11,800
1 8. 360
1 7,040

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Resident superintendent.

3 25,080

1 7,240

2 14,080

3 25, 680

1 7, 240

2 14, 480

GS-12. Range $7,010 to $8,040:
Administrative officer

Assistant superintendent

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040— Con.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240

2 16, 080
2 14, 680

2 12, 280
1 6,940
1 6, 140

3 18, 220
1 5, 940

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7. 240

1 7. 040

2 15. 080

1 6. 940
1 6.940
1 6. 140

3 18, 220

Num- Total
ber salary

Resident superintendent .

1 7 240

2 15, 480

1 5,940
1 6 140

GS-ll. Ranee $5,940 to $6,940:

Dental officer

Medical officer

3 18, 620

Resident superintendent

Veterinarian

1 5,940

1 5,940

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Assistant superintendent

1 6, 600

1 6,060
1 6, 060

GS-9. R.ange $5,060 to $6,250:
A ssistant superintendent

1 6, 060
1 6. 185
1 5. 060
1 5.560
1 6.935
1 5.560
1 6.060
1 6. 435
1 6. 560
6 28. 845
15 67. 075
19 78. 105

21 79. 985

22 76. 490
U 34.050

4 20. 510
15 72.375
32 138. 805
398 1.542.765
6 21,040
4 11,800

1 5 185

1 5,310
1 6, 185

Propertv and supply officer

1 5 685

1 5,936
1 5,435
1 5,060
1 5,310
1 5,435
6 24.475
11 48. 255

10 41, 075
19 71.915
22 75. 290

11 33, 840

4 20.260

17 80.676

34 147.080

400 1, 580. 416

10 34. 320

4 11.480

1 6, 060

Supervisor of academic education...

1 5.685
1 6. 185

Supervisor of classification

1 5 560

Supervisor of vocational education.
GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1 5. 685
6 29 845

OS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,955

16 73 030

QS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

19 80 230

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range .$3,175 to $3,655

22 77. 690

GS-3, Range $2,960 to $3.430...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5.315

CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3.4.35 to $4.035...

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3.680

CPC-4. Range .$2,750 to $3,230

4 20. 760
15 72. 875
32 141. 180
418 1,628.395
6 21.360
4 12, 120

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

571 2.325,596

36.3 147,073

1. 6 7, 126

0.7 2,890

680 2, 350, 400
10.6 42.825
2. 4 10, 348

0. 7 3, 006

601 2,456,720
18.7 76,240
2. 4 10, 348

0.7 3,006

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, departmental Cav-

533.8

2. 174, 286

1,424
8,485

43,587
55, 181

567.7

2. 300, 233

3,170
9,040

36.200
54.000

680.6

Other positions: Part-time employ-
ment

2,373,138
3 170

Regulixr pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:

9,040
36,200

Nightwork differential

64 000

01 Personal services

2,282,963

2,402,643

2, 475, 548

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

2,191,678
91,285

2, 233, 118
169, 526

2 306 023

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

169 525

Salaries and Expenses, Department of Public Welfare, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions -

874

3

833

902

23

908

1,033

3

999

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3. 675
GS-4.4

$3. 054
CPC-4.1

.$3, 749
GS-4.5

$3,091
GPC-4.1

$3 735

GS-4.3

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3 105

A verage grade

CPC-4 0

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$2, 889, 153
11,475
10,350
76,442

$3,162,467
84, 304
14, 846
82,493

$3, 648. 429
9 642

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

14. 846
95 243

Total personal service obligations..

2,987,420

3,334,110

3,668,060

Direct Obligations

2, 763, 139

12.864

397

21.050

34. 455

2.869

1, 068, 425

53. 782

776, 248

73,444

3,097,165

16. 546

545

26. 032

39. 499

3.269

1, 213. 938

47. 980

876. 488

63,610

3, 433. 036

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things..

645

04 Communication services

27 611

05 Rents and utility services

45 641

07 Other contractual services .

1 279 789

Services performed by other agencies.

63. 752

1, 046. 691

76, 266

09 Equipment ,..

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

483

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligatiom— Continued
11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions-.

$2, 808, 558

$2, 805, 272

$2. 805, 272

Subtotal

7, 614, 231
61,912

8, 190. 344
76, 164

8. 800, 164

Deduct charges for quarters and sub-

76,164

Total direct obligations

7,652,319

8, 114, 180

8, 724, 000

ONigations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

224, 281
2,116
4,681
599
1,387
1,406
3,609
3,038,071

236,945
2,833
5,221
1,154
1,311
1,736
5,344
3, 144, 761

235 024

02 Travel -

2,833

5,221

1,154

07 Other contractual services -

1,311

1,736

09 Equipment

5,344

U Grants, subsidies, and contributions,.

3, 179, 4-18

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

3,276,149

3,399,305

3.432,071

10,828,468

11,513,485

12,156,071

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director. --

Deputy director..

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant director —

Superintendent--

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer _.

Superintendent

Superintendent

Chief medical officer

Assistant superintendent.

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Survey and analytical statistician.

Assistant superintendent

Medical officer (general)

Medical officer (geneiBl)...

Superintendent

Superintendent

Superintendent

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Personnel officer

Administrative officer assistant

"Welfare adviser

Director of social work

Superintendent ,

Administrative officer ._

Dental officer (general)

Director of nurses _

Superintendent

Superintendent

Supervisor

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,935:

Classification analyst

Executive secretarj*. Board of
United States Civil Service

Examiners

Statistician

Social welfare consultant

Social worlier

Social worker

Supervisor, casework

Supervisor, nurses..

Assistant superintendent

Chief nurse

Director of education

Utility officer

Social worker (general)

Social worker (psychiatrie)

Nurse, supervisor

Psychologist

Dietitian

Assistant superintendent

Assistant superintendent

Principal

Assistant superintendent

Principal

Assistant superintendent — girls

Assistant superintendent

Principal

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,675

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,450

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,600 to $2,980

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

9,800
9,600

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

1 10, 800

1955 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $12, 000

1 8, 660
1 7, 640

8,360

8,040
8,040
6,140
7,010
28,960
7,240
7,440

6,940
6,940
6,740
6,340
6,540
5,940
6,140
6,340
6,940

6,810

6,310
5.435
6.810
48,290
6,685
6,185

6,185
6,435
6,310

6,310
6,435
5,436
4,705
6,685
6,685
5,185
6,060
6,060
6,685

13, 946
394, 950

28.940
495. 265
249. 006
312.850
180.710
259, 720

1 9,600

1 9, 160

1 8. .560

1 8, 360

1,360

8,040
7,040
7,240
28,960
7.440
7.610
7.040

6.940
6.940
6,940
6.940
6,540
6. 640
6,140
6.340
6.540

5,060

5,810
5.186
6.436
6. 660
5.810
49. 415
5.810
6,310

5,310
6,560
5,435

1
1
1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

1

4

97

10

135

81

107

61

5,435

6.660

6.560

5.060

6.810

5.810

5.310

6.185

6.185

5.810

6,060

19. 105

446.090

39. 825

605. 600

270. 695

341,250

184, 150

263,640

10,800

9,600

9,160
8,760
8,560
8,360
8,360

8,040
7,240
7,240
29,360
7,440
7.640
7,240

6.940
6, 140
6,940
6.940
6.540
6,740
6, 140
6,310
6,640

1 6, 940
1 6,060

1
1
1

1
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4

106
11

163
92

133
61

133

6,935

6,186

6,660

5,685

5,810

50.640

6.810

6.435

5,060

5,435

6,686

5,560

6,060

5.660

6.685

6.685

5.185

5.810

6.810

6.436

5.310

5.310

6,810

5,186

19,605

493,060

44,870

598. 780

312.340

424. 510

187. 750

366, 960

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range S3.435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Xum- Total
ber s:ilary

3 $13. 075

4 17,210
11 41,185
17 60.000
31 102. 834

118 362 100
42 116.144
30 79, 320

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $13. 450
2 8.605
11 42.285
21 72. 800
28 93, 672
121 366.610
38 106.816
28 74, 760

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $13, 825
2 8. 730
12 46,520
21 73. 920
29 98. 006
124 382,335
47 131,864
36 95, 620

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

874

3,052,723
44.6

163. 670

902

3, 216, 938
16.9

63,471

1,033

3,686,200
36.6

136, 771

Net permanent, departmental
(average number, net salary)

Other positions:

829.6

2, 889, 163

5,186
6,290
10,350

42, 893
33, 549

885.1

3, 152, 467

74, 762
9,542
14,846

41,385
41, 108

996.4

3, 648, 429

9,642

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base. . .
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

14, 846

46, 785
48,468

2, 987, 420

3,334,110

3, 668, 060

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:
Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of rcimburse-

TTtent'i frnrn other aeennnts

2, 763, 139
224, 281

3, 097, 165
236,946

3, 433, 036
235, 024

Salaries and Expenses, Department of Buildings and Grounds,
District of Columbia

OBLIOATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Positions at daily rates: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base..
Payment above basic rates

Total personal service obligations..
Direct Obligations

01 Personal services

02 Travel

04 Communication

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.
09 Equipment

Total direct obligations

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursemenls
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

06 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services: Services

performed by other agencies

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other
accounts

Total obligations

1953 actual

278
64
328

1964 estimate

288
66
360

$5, 473
GS-7.8

$2, 980

CPC-3.6

$2, 427

$839,416

204, 249

3,397

30, 466

1, 077, 628

1,064,527

1,213

323

228, 094

387

7,214

251, 646

3,573

1, 646, 977

23,001
4,100

38,206

66,307

1, 612, 284

$5, 944
GS-8. 7

$3, 008

CPC-3.6

$2, 451

1955 estimate

289
63
344

$913, 631

206, 753

3, 657

19, 103

1,143,044

1,118,968

1,355

660

231, 006

480

6,269

269, 089

9,562

1, 636, 379

24, 076
4,100

30, 100

1,666,479

$6, 004
QS-8.7

$3,060
CPC-3.6

$2, 891

$929, 162

206, 763

3,657

19, 103

1, 158, 665

1,134,489

1,365

660

238, 343

480

7,259

298, 714

2,700

1,684,000

24, 076
4,100

30, 100

1, 714, 100

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Director

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 000

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 000

484

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— ConimweA

Salaries and Expenses, Department of Buildings and Grounds,
District of Columbia — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director

Deputy director

Supervising architect

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Supervising architect

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Architect

Structural engineer

Mechanical engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of operation and maintenance.

Specification writer

Chief of improvements planning

Chief of repairs and improvements.
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chief of utilities and procedures
plaiming

Assistant chief of operation and
maintenance

Assistant chief of repairs and im-
provements planning

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative officer

Mechanical superintendent

Assistant chief of repairs and im-
provements

Architect

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,546

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,!75 to .$3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430„,

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,316

CPC-9, Range $4,150 to $4,9fl0._-

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,0.35

CPC-6. Range $3,20(1 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Positions at hourlv rates equivalent to

less than $5,060:
Skilled laborer. Range $1.40 to $1.60. .
Laborer. Range $1.24 to $1.44

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary).. _ ,

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Temporary employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

01

Personal services.

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 800

1

10,400

1 8, 660

1 8,360

1 8, 960

1 7, 240

1 8, 040

1 7,040

1 6, 940

1 6, 140

1 6.060

1 6.060

9,910
13. 510

7. .■i20
16. 996
13,080

2
3

14
29

9,800
12, 470
63.890
97,680

71
6
92

216.890

16.4.32

240, 560

4 10, 982
28 66, 687

278 883,116
13.8 43,700

264. 2 839, 416

189, 576
14. 673
3,397

13.648
16, 918

1, 077, 628

1, OM. 527
23,001

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800
1 10, 800

1 8, 560

1 8,360

1 8, 360

1 7, 440

1 8. 040

1 7, 040

1 6, 940

1 6,940

1 6, 140

1 5, 185

6.120
4.965
8,465

10, 980
6,910

12,520

10,255

3
14
29

1
71

5
105

4
28

12, 720

54,690

99,680

3.134

219. 810
14,280

277, 340

11,169
67,249

88 924. 882
3.5 11,251

284. 5 913. 631

190, 977
15. 776
3,667

4,558
14,545

1,143,044

1,118,968
24,076

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800
1 10, 800

1 8, 760

1 8, 660

1 8, 360

1 7, 440

1 8, 040

1 7, 040

1 6, 940

1 5, 940

1 6, 140

1 6,310

5.245
4.955
8.590

11.355
6.990

12, 840

10, 506

3

14
29

1
72

5
106

12. 970
65. 290

101, 440
3,214

225.920
14. 520

282, 940

4 12, 084
28 80, 413

289

955, 401
26,249

281 929, 152

190. 977
15, 776
3,557

4,668
14,545

1, 134, 489
24,076

Construction Services, Department of Buildings and Grounds,
District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Summary of Personal Serckea

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

49

48

62
50

52

60

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,322
GS-8.2

$5,253
GS-8.0

$6. 322
GS-8 0

Average grade

Personal service obligations:

$254, 124

1, 003

278

$263,685

1,061

300

$263. 585
1.051

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

Total personal service obligations...

255,405

264, 936

264. 936

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Direct Obligations

$214,406
40,999

$252, 936
12,000

$252, 936

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

12,000

Obligations incurred

256,405

264, 936

264, 936

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-13. R.inge .$8,360 to $9,360:
Construction management engineer

1 $8,360

1 7,040
1 7,640
1 7, 240
1 7, 040

4 27, 360
1 5,940

1 $8,360

1 7,040
1 7,640
1 7,440
1 7,040

4 27, 560

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $S,040:

Supervising mechanical engineer

Supervising architect

1 7, 040
1 7, 440
1 7, 040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

4 27,360

Architectural engineer

1 6,940

Construction and maintenance su-
perintendent

1 6, 340

1 6. 140
3 18, 220

2 12, 480
2 13,080

2 13,880

3 16, 180

4 21,990
2 11, 120

Construction management engineer.
Construction superintendent

1 6, 340
4 24, 660

1 6,640

2 13, 280

3 20, 620

1 5, 660

2 11,370

3 16, 305
1 5,060

i 6,340
4 24, 960
1 6,540

Electrical engineer

2 13 480

Mechanical engineer.. .

3 20 820

GS-9. Range $5,000 to $6,810:
Construction engineer .. _.

1 5,685

Construction superintendent

Architect, general

2 11,620

3 16 565

1 5, 185

Maintenance engineer

1 5,936
1 5,810

Engineering technician (specifica-
tions)

1 5.810
1 5, 185
1 5, 185

1 5 810

1 6.310

1 6, 310

QS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

1 4, 996
6 23, 525

GS-7. Ranee $4,205 to $4,955

6 23, 525

1 4,645

3 10,855

2 6, 430
6 19, 380

4 11, 960

5 23 775

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,,'i45

1 4,645

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

2 6,820

3 10, 005
6 19, 300
2 6, 460

3 11,230

GS^. Range .$3,175 to $3,655 .

2 6,590

GS-3. Range .$2,960 to $3,430

6 19, 860

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

4 12, 120

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses .

49 260. 760
1. 3 6, 636

52 273. 130
2 9, 545

52 276, 755
2. 5 13, 170

Net permanent, departmental (av-

47. 7 254. 124

1,003

278

50 263, 585

1,051

300

49. 5 263. 585

Regular pay iu excels of 52-week base...

1,051
300

255, 405

264, 936

264, 936

Salaries and wiiges in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

214, 406
40, 999

252, 936
12,000

252, 936

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

12,000

Salaries and Expenses, OflSce of the Surveyor, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

37
33

37
36

37
35

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade -

$3,981
GS^.5

$4,057
GS-4.6

$4,136
GS-4.6

01 Personal services:

$132, 134
567

$146, 030
590

$146, 030

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

590

Total personal services

132, 701

100

520

795

1,403

146, 620

200

1,000

1,100

714

146, 620

04 Communication services

200

1,000

1, 100

280

135, 519

149, 634

149, 200

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

485

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Surveyor

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Survevor

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant surveyor

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Chief engineer...

Subdivision planner

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955....
OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545....

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

OS-i. Range $3,175 to $3,655....

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230....

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 360
1 7,640
1 8, 435
T'""38,"765'

6 22,960
10 33, 990

7 20,890
3 8,250

37 147, 290
3.7

15. 156

33. 3 132, 134
567

132, 701

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9,600

7,640

6,560
5,060
29,730
12,885
22,460
27,720
21,210
8,250

37 150,115
0.9

4,085

.1 146,030
690

146,620

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

7,840

5,685
5,185
29.980
13.280
22.960
28.280
21,770
8,490

37 153,050
1.6

7,020

35. 4 146, 030
590

146, 620

Salaries and Expenses,
District of Columbia

Department of Licenses and Inspections,

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

Average plimher nf nil employees

aj9

1

238

248

1

241

255

1

245

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
.Average salary

$4,397
GS-6.0

$3,122
CPC-3.7

$1,521
OS-6.1

$3. 096
CPC-3.7

$4,612

OS-6.1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

$3,126
CPC-3.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$1,016,275
2,325

4,047
1,469

$1,055,321
6,300

4,192
1,500

$1, 092. 016

6,300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

4,192

1,500

1,024,116
21,874
4,161
5,718
14,326
4,457
5,035
7,826
4,239

1,067,313
21,662
3,695
6,498
15,172
15,081
6,075
9.816
7.262
11,100

1,104,008

02 Travel . .

21,652

3,695

05 Rents and utility services ...

6.498

15, 172

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

15,081
6,075
9,816

09 Equipment

6,003

Total obligations

1,091,752

1, 163, 6M

1, 188, 000

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Director nf licenses and inspections. .
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Deputy director, licenses and in-

spection.s

Superintendent of inspection

GS-13. Range $S,360 to $9,360:

Sui>erintendent of inspection

Director, weights, measures, and

markets

Chief, weights, measures, and mar-
kets

Superintendent of licenses

Superintendent, licenses and per-
mit division.

Assistant superintendent, inspec-
tion division

Chief, building and zoning

Chief, mechanical and safety

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief engineer

Mechanical engineer..

Assistant superintendent of licenses-
Superintendent of licenses

Deputy director, weights, measures,

and markets

Assistant cliief, weights, measures,

and markets

Research and standards engineer...

1963 actual

Nam- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 400

1 9,160
1 8, 560

8,560

1 8,040
1 8,040

1 7,240

7,240

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 10. 600
1 9.600

8,760

1 8,760
1 8,360

1 8,040
1 8, 040

7,440

7,440

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 10. 600
1 9,600

8,760

8,760

8,360
8,360
8,360

8,040
8, OlO

1 7,440

1 7,040

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

.\ssistant superintendent, inspec-
tion division

Structural engineer

Electrical engineer

Mechanical engineer..

Chiel plumbing engineer

Chief electrical engineer

Plumbing engineer...

Supervisor of construction, build-
ing.

Superintendent of permits.

Chief, office of administration

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Chief, fire safety inspection

Chief, elevator inspection

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Chief, office of administration

Administrative assistant

Accountant

Boiler inspector

Electrical engineer

Supervisor of construction inspeo-
tion.

Supervisor, plumbing and refrigera-
tion inspection

Supervisor of electrical inspection..

Mechanical engineer (plumbing),..

Structural engineer

Mechanical engineer, refrigeration
and air conditioning

Plumbing engineer

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 ,

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430. .,

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,045

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-6. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-1. Range $2,750 to $3,2.30

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3.032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental {av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base-
Payment above basic rates:

Holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$6,940
51,120
6,740
19,420
6,940
6.340
6,940

1 6. 740

1 6, 940

1

1
1
1

1
1
4

8
76
45
21
20
12

1
4
1

5
4
7

6,250
5,875

6,560
6,310
6,685
5,935
10, 870

5,060

6,435
.5,435
5,560
6,060

6,810
6.435
19. 855
38,390
325, 670
176, 825
73,396
62,200
35,240

4,035
14,160

3,374
15,750
12,048
19, 320

249 1,066,902
11.8 60,627

237.2

1, 016, 276
2,326
4,047

512
957

1,024,116

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$51, 720
6,740
20,020
5.940
6.640
5,940

6,940
6,940
5,940

6,250
6,000

1 5,435

1 5,810

1 5, 935

2 11,120

1

1
1
1
1

1
1

4
8
76
44
22
20
10

1
4
1
5
4
7

6,185

5,560
5,560
5,685
5,810

6,810
5,560
20,230
39, 015
331,045
176, 665
78,090
63,080
29,500

3,435
14,640

2,974
15, 270
12,208
19, 600

248 1,090,032
7.9 34,711

240.1

1,055,321
6,300
4,192

620

1, 067, 313

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$52, 720
6,940
20,220
5,940
6,640
5,940

6,940
6,940
5,940

1 6,250
1 6, 125

45
25
20
10

1
4
1
6
4
7

5,660
5,935
5,935
11,245

5,310

5,685
5,685
5,810
5,810

5,935
5,685
20,605
39,390
336. 045
184.450
88.975
64,540
29,980

3,535
14,720

3,054
15, 510
12, 208
19,740

256 1, 143, 442
11.5 51,426

243.5

1, 092, 016
6,300
4,192

620

1, 104, 008

Operating Expenses, Department of Highways, District of
Columbia

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object dassiflcation

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

946

956

962
13

866

937

942

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,164
QS-5.8

$3,372
CPC-5.6

$2,983

$4,231
GS-5.8

$3,406
CPC-5.6

$3,010

$4,328

Average grade

GS-6.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary ...

$3,484

Average grade

CPC-5.6

Positions at hourly rates: Average sal-
ary

$3,464

Personal service obligations:

$2,946,234

$3,227,265

$3,484,773

60,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

12, 386
63,953

12,664
30, 069

12,664
30,059

Total personal service obligations...

3,012,573

3, 269, 988

3, 577, 496

-Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

2,378,755

2,488

198

95,763

1, 184, 841

7,139

722, 159

30, 850

430, 508

161, 603

2,510,313

2,578

1,000

131,086

1, 310, 078

7,375

745. 737

42. 332

420,652

230,079

2, 746, 887

02 Travel

2,678

03 Transportation of things

1,000

136. 086

05 Rents and utility services

1,324.828

7.375

07 Other contractual services., . .

872.000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

23.332
460, 652

09 Equipment - _

273,762

486

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— CojximwA

Operating Expenses, Department of Highways, District of
Columbia — Continued

OBLIGATIONS i!Y OBJECTS — Continued

Object elassiflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

mrea Obligations— ConttimsO.
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

$1,160

$1,600

$1,500

Total direct oblieations...

5, 005, 364

6, 402, 730

5, 850, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Ot^er Accounts

01 Personal services

633,818
41.590
81, 393

759, 675
16,000
51,823

830. 609
16,000

07 Other contractual services

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

756,801

827, 498

Total oblieations

5, 762, 165

6, 230, 228

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual 1954 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director of hiehwavs

GS-14. Range .$9,600 "to $10,600:

Engineer of streets

Engineer of bridges

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy engineer of streets

Chief of construction and design

Engineer of materials

Supervising bridge construction engi-
neer

Chief planning engineer

Supervising bridge design engineer..

Assistant engineer of bridges

Electrical engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Executive officer

Planning engineer

Assistant chief design engineer

Bridge design specialist _.

Highway coordinator.

Assistant chief, construction and

design

Bridge engineer

Superintendent of maintenance

Assistant electrical engineer

Superintendent, trees and parking,.
GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Chief, special projects unit

Chief, sheet asphalt unit

Chief, finished concrete unit

Chief, assessment and permit unit--

.Assistant engineer of materials

Supervising urban highway design

engineer

Transportation economist

Bridge engineer (general)

Bridge engineer (construction)

Superintendent of mechanical serv-
ices

Organization methods examiner

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Bridge maintenance engineer _

Illuminating engineer

Coordinator of releases

Plant engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

-Administrative assistant

Position classifier

Horticulturist

Operating engineer

Highway physical research engineer.
Chief, grading and temporary con-
struction. .

Chief, bituminous imit

Chief inspector

Engineer of special projects

Engineer of asphalt widening proj-
ects

Engineer of major finished concrete

projects

Engineer of sidewallts-

Soils engineer

Chief, concrete control unit

Chief of testing services

Supervisor, day labor repair and

construction

Supervisor of contract repairs

-Assistant superintendent, trees and

parking

Engineer of basic grades

Transportation economist

Niun- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

10,000
9,800

8,960
8,960
8,360

8,360
8,360
8,360
8,560
8,360

7,040
7,040
7,240
7,240
7,040

15,280
7,040
7.040
7.040
7,840

6,540
6.140
5.940
6,340
5,940

6,140
6,140
5. 940
12,680

5,940
5,940

5. .WO

6. 12.^
5.875
.5,500

5,060
5,185

5, 310
5, 185

5,560

5,685

5,060

11,370

10, 870

16,680
5,435
5,185
5,060
5,060

5,185
5.060

5,685
5,185

5.060

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

10.200
9,600

9,160
8,960
8,360

8,360
8,360
8,360
8,560
8,360

7,040
7.040
7.240
7.240
7,040

15.680
7,040
7,040
7,040
7,840

6,740
6.340
6.940
6.540
6.940

6.340
6.140
5.940
12, 680

5,940
5.940

5. 62.5

6. 2.50
6.000
5.625

5. 185
5. 185
5, 185
5. .560
5.310

5.685
5.810
5.185
11,620

11, 120

16, 805
5,560
.5. 310
5.185
5.060

5. 310
5.185

6,810
6,310
5,060

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 400

10,400
9,600

9,160
9.160
8,560

8,560
8.560
8.660
8.760
8,660

7.240
7.040
7.440
7.440
7,240

15,680
7,240
7,240
7.240
8,040

6.740
6,640
6.140
6.740
6,140

6,540
6,340
6.140
13. 080

6.140
6.140

6.750
6,250
6,125
5,750

5,310
5,310
5.310
6. 6S.i
5,435

5,810
5,810
5.310
2 11,620

2 11,245

3 17, 055
5.685
5.435
5,310
5,185

5, 435
5,310

6,810
6,435
6,185

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental — Continued

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

General schedule grades— Contiinied

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5.810— Con.

3

$15, 306

3

$16. 430

3

$15, 805

Information and editorial specialist.

1

5,060

1

5.000

1

5.185

Bridge engineer (construction)

1

6,060

1

6,000

1

6,185

A.ssistant superintendent, mechan-

ical services

1
1

7

5.060

6.495

34. 090

1
1
7

5.060

5.810

34. 966

1
1

7

6,185

6,810

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

35, 840

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4.955....

40

176.665

41

184. 156

41

189. 030

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4.545

27

110, 465

29

120. 680

29

123. 930

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160....

40

143. 650

39

143, 240

40

151,075

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,656

39

129. 900

39

132, 145

.39

134, 865

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to .$3.430

69

213. 070

69

216. 5.50

69

220,030

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

25

69. 870

25

70. 670

25

72, 670

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

1

2,740

1

2,820

1

2,900

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4.1.50 to .$4.900

3

13. 075

3

13, 4.50

3

13, 825

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

B

25,065

6

25.690

6

26,315

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

5

17. 875

6

18. 275

6

18, 775

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3.680

21

72,080

21

72.880

21

74,320

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

12

36. 568

12

37. 448

12

38,408

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to .$3.230.

y

27. 230

12

36.600

12

37,480

CPC-3. Range $2,562 to $3.032_

7

20,824

6

16, 992

6

17, 312

Positions at hourly rates equivalent to

less than $5,060:

Trade foreman, range $2.30 to $2.58...

6

28.830

6

28. 622

6

31,440

Senior mechanic, range $2.10 to $2.38..

24

101.317

24

103. 067

24

114,961

Mechanic, range $1.90 to $2.14.

4H

184. 327

48

186, 161

48

207, 293

Junior mechanic, range $1.70 to $1.94..

38

127. 837

41

140, 021

41

159, 053

Minor mechanic, range $1.57 to $1.77..

52

169. 174

61

159, 364

61

182, 400

Submechanic. range $1.44 to $1.64

10

28,014

11

30.864

11

35, 772

Senior inspector, range $1.89 to $2.13..

21

80, 176

21

81.005

21

90,606

Inspector, range $1.71 to $1.95_.

23

76. 861

23

77. 691

23

88,873

Junior inspector, range $1.58 to $1.78..

27

82, 043

27

82.601

27

96, 302

Assistant Inspector, range $1.45 to

$1.65

21

57, 473

21

67,783

21

67, 793

Heavy truck driver, range $1.50 to

$1.70

9

27, 657

9

27,907

9

31,815

Light truck driver, range $1.36 to $1.56.

45

122. 085

46

122, 891

50

158,909

Field car driver, range $1.36 to $1.56...

17

45, 378

17

46, 998

17

63, 717

Passenger car driver, range $1.30 to

$1.50

2

6,698

2

5,781

2

6,616

Skilled laborer, range $1.40 to $1.60....

65

169,940

62

164, 141

62

192. 321

Labor foreman, range $1.70 to $1.94

12

42, 012

12

42. 261

12

47, 521

Labor subforeman. range $1.56 to $1.75.

3

9,236

2

6.178

2

7,075

Laborer, range $1.24 to $1.44

144

343, 685

160

359, 286

150

427, 228

Total permanent, departmental

946 3, 220. 268

966 3, 292. 742

962 3, 610. 004

Deduct lapses..

80. 5 274. 034

18.9

65,477

33.5

126, 231

Net permanent, departmental (av-

erage number, net salary)

866.5

937. 1

928.5

2, 946, 234

3, 227, 265

3,484,773

Other positions: Temporary employ-

ment .

60,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

12,386

12,664

12.664

Payment above basic rates:

42.821

20. 314

20,314

Nlghtwork diflerentiai

11,132

9.745

9,745

01 Personal services

3. 012. 573

3, 269, 988

3

577. 496

Salaries and wages In the forego'ng sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

2,378,765

2. 510, 313

2, 746. 887

Obligations payable out of relmburse-

633, 818

769, 676

830,609

Salaries and Expenses, Department of Vehicles and Traffic,
District of Columbia

OBLIOATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

159

3

168

169
3

168

171

3

168

.Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
-Average salary .

$3. 791
QS-4.7

$2. 735
CPC-2.0

$3,860
GS-4.7

$2, 770
CPC-2.0

$3,900

GS-4.9

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,840

Average grade

CPC-2.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$584, 304
10, 651

2.310

$635. 250
9,000

2,501

$641, 376

9,000

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

2,501

Total personal services

697, 265

1,086

18, 830

1,920

22,943

89, 666

82, 104

100, 305

34,588

646, 751

1,0.85

24.195

2.000

24,729

91,688

118,900

88,530

37,041

662, 876

02 Travel

1,699

25,195

2,000

25,295

07 Other contractual services

Servicesperformedbyotheragencies.

138, 975
110, 600
85. 530

09 Equipment

6.8. 930

Total obligations _ . .

948, 706

1,034,919

1,111.000

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

487

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEKTICES

Departmentil:
General schedule grades:

GS-15, Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Director, ,

GS-13. Range ,$8,360 to $9,360:

Deputy director

Director (Motor Vehicle Parking
Agency)

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040:

Administrative officer

Traffic engineer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to .$6,940:

Administrative assistant

Planning engineer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Registrar of titles and tags

Supervising inspector.. _.

Associate planning engineer _..

Signal engineer

Assistant director

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $6,370

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to .$4.955

OS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4.545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

QS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655—

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430_

O.S-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230-.

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage num ber, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-we6k base...

1 Personal services

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 800

1 9,160

7,440
7,840

.6,940
6,340

.6, 810
5,810
5,185
5,060

2

4

7

62

21

42

10, 490
18, 195
30,690

441,295
69,395

129,820
25,950

5,470

159 600, 690
4. 3 16, 386

154. 7 584, 304

10, 661
2,310

597, 265

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$10, 800

9,360

8,360

7,640
7,840

6.140
6.540

5,810

5.S10

5. 185

5,060

5,810

10,615

18,445

35, 145

248, 115

80,600

141, 230

26, 110

5,540

169 650. 155
3.9 14,905

165. 1 635, 250

9,000
2,501

646, 751

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11, 050

9,360

8,360

7,640
8,040

6, 140
6,540

5,936
5,935
6,310
6.186
5,810
9,840

18, 945

35, 680
251, 705

84, 495
146, 340

26,830

171 664. 820
6.1 23,445

164.9 641,375

9,000
2,501

Operating Expenses, Department of Sanitary Engineering, District
of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcation

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

2,602

11

2,471

2,593

18

2,557

2,684

16

2,602

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,132
OS-5.4

$3,888

CPC-7.6

$2,748

$4,259
OS-5.6

$3,953
CPC-7.2

$2, 770

$4,340

GS-5.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$4,025

Average grade. ..

CPC-7.1

Ungraded positions: .\verage salary

$3,124

Personal service obligations:

$7, 249, 075
33, 250
28,686
191, 738

$7, 584, 189
52,940
29,794
104,000

$8, 512, 120

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

29. 794
104, 000

Total personal service obligations...

7, 502, 748

7, 770, 923

8,698,854

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services

02 Travel

6, 644, 737

1,366

30, 557

10,988

252, 621

5,916

83,626

27, 373

621,811

368,446

9,000

6,099

6,870,305

1,821

35,350

9,764

321, 482

8,200

133,349

64,600

756, 253

457, 547

9,000

8,000

7, 679, 664
1,821

03 Transportation of things

35, 350

9,764

05 Rents and utihtv services

336, 252

06 Printing and reproduction

8,200
77. 566

Services performed by other agencies.

51,500
766, 253

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

442, 820
9.000
8,000

Subtotal

8,061,429
180

8, 665, 671
180

9,429,180
180

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence _

Total direct obligations

8,061,249

8, 665, 391

9, 429, 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Ottter AccoutUs

01 Personal services. __

858,011
4,892
51.366
26, 603

900, 618

6,000

34, 000

25,500

1,019,200

05 Rents and utilities

5,000

34, 000

09 Equipment

26, 500

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

940. 771

965, 118

1,083,700

9,002,020

9, 630, 509

10,612,700

DETAIL OF FEBSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:

Num- Total

Num

- Total

Num- Total

General schedule CTades:

ber salary

ber

sabry

ber salary

GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:

Director _

1

$12, 000

1 $12, 200

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy director . . .

1

10 800

1 11 050

3

32, 400

3 33, 150

Director

1 $10,800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy superintendent, office of

planning, design, and engineering

1

9 600

1 9,800

Superintendents of divisions ..-

3 30, 200

Assistant superintendent, sanita-

1

9,600

1 9, 800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant superintendent

2 17, 620

1

8,360

1 8,660
1 8, 56»

Chief, project engineering and design .

1 8,360

1

8,360

Superintendent, water operations

1 8, 760

8,960

1 8,960

Administrative officer, office of

business administration

1 8,360

1

8,660

1 8, 760

Superintendent, sewage treatment

plant

1 8, 760

Assistant to director of sanitary

1 8, 360

GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$S.040:

Chief of planning branch

1

7,240

1 7, 440

2
1

14, 480
7,440

2 14,880

Deputy engineer, water operations.

1 7, 440

1 7, 640

Eneincer

2
1

14, 080
7,040

2 14, 480

Encineering technician (general)

1 7, 040

Deputy administrative officer

1

7,040

1 7, 040

Engineering technician

1

7,040

1 7, 040

GS-11. Range .?5.940 to $6,940:

1 6, 940

2 13,880

Construction engineer

1 5, 940
3 19, 420
1 6, 340

1
4
1

6,940
23,760
6,540

1 6, 140

4 24, 160

Assistant design engineer

1 6, 640

Civil engineer, operation and main-

tenance

1

6, 140

1 6, 340

Superintendent, yards and equip-

1

5,940

1 6, 140

Civil engineer, assistant superin-

tendent

1 5, 940
1 6,340

1
1
1

5,940
6,340
5,940

1 6,140

1 6, 540

Deputy water registrar

1 6, 140

1

6,940

1 6, 940

Personnel officer

1

6,940

1 5, 940

GS-10. Ranee $5,500 to $6,250:

1 5, 750

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,685

Chief mechanical superintendent. . .
Associate engineer

1 5 810

4 22, 240
2 10, 746

2

10,870

2 10,870

Associate maintenance engineer

1 6, 936

1 5, 810

Engineer

10 53,860

10
1

55,100
6,186

10 56,225

Chief, consumer engineering branch.
Engineering aide

1 5, 310

2 10, 620

2

10,870

2 11, 120

Const ruction management enghieer

1 5, 185

1

6, 310

1 5,435

Chief engineer-

2 10, 120

2

10, 245

2 10, 370

Supervising operating engineer

1 5, 435

1

6, 560

1 5,686

Personnel officer.

1

5,060

1 5, 185

.Administrative officer, sewer divi-

sion .

1 5, 060
1 5, 060

1
1

5,185
5,185

1 5, 310

Administrative assistant, sanitation.

1 5, 310

OS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

3 14, 860

4

19,480

4 19, 980

16 73, 630

11

51, 130

11 51,880

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545

23 98, 285

26

107, 626

25 110,000

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160-. -

21 80, 110

25

95, 876

25 98, .500

OS 4 Range $3 175 to $3 656

45 154,635

61

176, .565

61 178, 445

GS-3. Range .$2.9.50 to $3,430

70 221,940

61

194, 990

61 198, 510

GS-2 Range $2,760 to $3 230

21 59, 030

19

63, 290

19 64, 730

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

22 109,066

23

114,870

23 117,620

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

14 62.360

14

63,975

14 65, 726

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490- -

19 76, 660

20

82,925

20 84, 925

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

60 226,465

67

255, 746

67 260,245

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

12 42, 800

12

43, 360

12 43, 840

CPC-5. Range .$2,974 to $3,4,54

2 6,828

2

6,908

2 6. 988

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

16 46, 800

16

47, 440

16 48, 400

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.-

6 17, 232

6

17,312

6 17, 552

Positions at hourly rates equivalent to

less than $5,060:

Trade foremen, range $2.30 to $2.58.-.

14 66,636

14

67, 054

14 73, 234

Senior mechanic, range $2.10 to $2.38..

32 135, 354

31

133, 066

31 144,869

Senior inspector, range $1.89 to $2.13...

2 7, 695

2

7,780

2 8, 361

Mechanic, range $1.90 to $2.14

115 444,476

115

447, 804

117 496,080

Junior mechanic, range $1.70 to $1.91 .

87 297,464

87

300, 448

87 331,468

Labor foreman, range $1.70 to $1.94

9 30. 954

9

31,124

9 33, 945

Minor mechanic, range .$1.57 to $1.77..

78 239,015

V6

237,660

76 263,890

Labor subforeman, range $1.65 to $1.75.

22 66, 828

22

67, 515

22 76, 608

Heavy truck driver, range $1.50 to

$1.70

210 642,636
36 102,152

209
35

&39, 928
100, 382

210 723,528

Suhmechanic, range $1.44 to $1.64.....

35 112,839

SkUled laborer, range $1.55 to $1.75....

344

342

342

963, 148

961, 504

1. 096. 952

Light track driver, range $1.36 to $1.56.

78 205,554

78

207. 668

79 237,411

Passenger car driver, range $1.30 to

$1 60

7 16, 892
1,167

7
1,155

16, 996

7 18, 928

Laborer, range $1.24 to $1.44 ...

1,242

2, 828, 934

2,825,982

3, 486, 726

Total permanent, departmental

2,602

2,693

2,684

7. 667. 873

7 746, 391 1

8, 836, 419

488

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

OPERATING EXPENSES— ConiirmeA

Operating Expenses, Department of Sanitary Engineering, District
of Columbia — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num- Total
ber salary

142.3

$418, 798

Num- Total
ber salary

53.9

$162, 202

Num- Total
ber salary

98.3

$324, 229

Net permanent, departmental (aver-

2, 459. 7

7, 249, 075

9,516
23, 734
28, 685

153,380
38, 358

2, 639. 1

7, 684, 189

13, 940
39, 000
29, 794

77,000
27, 000

2, 585. 7

8, 612, 120

13 940

Other positions:
Temporary employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base

Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

29, 794
77 000

01 Personal services

7, 502, 748

7, 770, 923

8, 698. 854

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows;
Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from nt.her aeennnhs

6, 644, 737
8.58. Oil

6, 870, 305
900, 618

7, 679, 654
1, 019, 200

Operating Expenses, Washington Aqueduct, Water Fund, District
of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

329

9

331

359

8

333

369

8

362

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary ._

$5, 099
OS-7.8

.$3, 449

CPC-.5.5

$3, 692

$5, 062
GS-7.9

$3,387
CPC-5.4

$4, 150

$5, 197
OS-8.1

.$3. 446

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4, 182

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions

$1, 270. 719
34. 593
3,494
42,065

$1, 408, 765

35, 000

4,564

35, 950

$1, 563, 195

35, 000

4,564

35, 950

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

Total persona] service obligations...

1, 350, 871

1,484,269

1, 638, 709

Sired Obligations
01 Personal services..

1,052,102

315

5,713

10, 800

282,857

6

96, 008

339, 726

39, 293

4,124

1,089,310

400

22, 850

11,500

303, 563

230

122, 671

408, 935

43, 000

3,000

1,188,310

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

22,850
11 500

04 Communication services

318,563

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services..

122, 671

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

44, 000
3,000

15 Taxes and assessments...

Subtotal

1,830,944
13, 329

2, 005, 459
6,459

2, 132, 459
6,459

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Total direct obligations

1,817,615

2, 000, 000

2,127,000

Obligations Payahle Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

298, 769

12, 167

6,643

20, 626

394, 969
11, 500
5,000
11,000

450, 399

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services.. .

6,000

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts. .. .

337, 106

422, 459

477, 899

2, 164, 720

2, 422, 459

2, 604, 899

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field:

Num

- Total

Num

- Total

Num

• Total

General schedule grades:

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Head engineer

1

$10, 600

1

$10, 400

1

$10, 600

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant chief engineer..

1
3

8.960
26,280

1
3

9,160
25, 480

1
3

9,160
25, 680

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Engineer... .

7

61 180

8

59, 320

8

59, 920

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Bacteriologist...

1

5,810
6,540

1

5 940

1

5,940
6,540

Chemist

1

1

6.540

1

Engineer

7

42,440

11

66 340

17

103, 580

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,260:

Engineer, civil.

1

6,600

1

6,600

1

5,625

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Budget examiner..

1

6,185
4,966

1

5,310
6, 185

1

5,435
5,310

Chemist .

1

1

1

Engineer.

8

40, 915

12

63. 420

16

79, 860

G8-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1

4,620

4

18, 480

6

23,600

GS-7. Range .$4,205 to .$4,956

7

31, 660

13

67, 415

13

68,665

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545.. .

1

3,535

3

11,386

3

11,760

OS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

6

23,350

8

30, 655

8

31, 406

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

6

20,570

6

20,890

6

21, 210

GS-3. Range .$2,950 to $3,430

7

22, 010

8

25. 440

8

26,920

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

3

8,250

3

8,490

3

8,730

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490....

1

4,240

1

4,365

1

4,490

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

7

24, 080

7

24.640

7

25. 200

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to ,$3,454.

2

6,828

6

18, 804

6

19,124

CPC^. Range $2,750 to .$3,230 ._

3

9,690

3

9,770

3

9,770

Grades established by Corps of Engi-

neers, U. S. Army:

Rates of $5,060 and above:

Grade 32. Range $6,676 to $7,737:

Superintendent, utilities and

repairs

1

7,300

1

7,737

1

7,737

Grade 31. Range $6,468 to $7,488:

Filter plant, general foreman

1

7,061

1

7,488

1

7,488

Grade 26. Range .$5,553 to $6,427:

Construction and maintenance

foreman

1

6,459

1

6,136

1

6,427

Grade 24. Range $5,241 to $6,073:

Electrical foreman

1

6,616

1

6,073

1

6,073

Grade 23. Range $5,076 to $5,886:

Industrial equipment, mainte-

nance foreman

1

6,449

1

6,886

1

6,886

Rates less than $5,060:

Grade 22. Range ,$4,929 to $5,699....

3

15, 786

3

17, 097

3

17, 097

Grade 21. Range $4,784 to $5,632....

4

19, 996

4

21, 630

4

22,128

Grade 20. Range $4,638 to $5,387....

4

19, 716

4

21,548

4

21, 548

Grade 19. Range $4,634 to $5,241....

2

9,568

2

10. 482

2

10, 482

Grade 18. Range .$4,.38S to $5,075....

2

8,860

2

9,921

2

10, 150

Grade 17. Range .$4,243 to $4,929 . .

7

31.444

7

34, 503

7

34, 503

Grade 16. Range $4,160 to .$4,804....

21

89, 533

24

113,216

24

114,672

Grade 15. Range .$4,076 to $4,721....

30

125,317

,30

140, 465

30

141,401

Grade 14. Range $3,972 to .$4,696....

4

16, 451

4

17. 652

4

18, 176

Grade 13. Range .$3,,%8 to $4,492 ..

13

49, 809

13

67, 772

13

58,396

Grade 12. Range .$3,764 to .$4,368....

19

72, 798

19

82, 240

19

82,428

Grade 11. Range .$3,681 to $4,264....

4

15, 308

4

17, 066

4

17,056

Grade 10. Range $3,577 to .$4.139....

21

77,164

21

86, 804

21

86. 919

Gr.ade 9. Range .$3,473 to $4,036

9

31, 821

9

35, 754

9

36, 128

Grade 8. Range $3,369 to $3,889

10

31. 820

10

37, 167

10

38,060

Grade?. Range $3,265 to $3,785

6

20. 214

6

22, 149

6

22,623

Grade 6. Range $3,161 to $3,660

14

45. 710

14

61, 240

14

61,240

Grade 5. Range .$3,057 to .$3,556

15

47. 584

16

53, 174

16

63,340

Grade 4. Range $2,974 to $3,432

16

47, 668

16

53, 479

16

64, 620

Grade 3. Range $2,870 to $3,328

44

126, 742

44

145, 764

44

146,098

Total permanent, field

329 1

300 282

359 1

5.';.'^ 9r.9

369 1

628 090

7.5

29, 563

33.8 146,607

14.7

64,896

Net permanent, field (average num-

321.5

325.2

364.3

1

270, 719

1

408, 756

1

663, 195

Other positions: Temporary employ-

ment

34 693

35 000

35 000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

3,494

4,564

4,564

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

33, 771

23,950

23. 960

Nightwork differential

8,294

12,000

12. 000

01 Personal services.

1

360. 871

1

484. 269

1

638, 709

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follovrs:

1

052, 102

1

089,310

1

188, 310

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

298,769

394, 969

460, 399

Salaries and Expenses, National Guard, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

21
2
20

21

2
22

21

2

20

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

489

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,642
GS-4.5

$3,332
CPC-4.7

$3,594
OS-4.5

$3,265
CPC^.7

$3,735

Average grade

GS-4.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,316

CPC-4.7

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$71,878
7,284

277
2,301

$71,838
7,680

281
2,292

$73. 038

7,680

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

281

Payment above basic rates

2,292

81, 740
1,100
50
4.400
3.500
1.700
4,500

13,619
3,469

81, 991
1,100
50
4,400
3.600
1,700
4,600

14.350
3.469

83,191

02 Travel --

1,100

60

4,400

3,500

1,700

07 Other contractual services

4.600

14,350

09 Equipment -

2,069

Subtotal -

114,078
60

115.060
60

114,860

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

60

114,018

115,000

114,800

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-11. Hange $5,940 to $6,940:
Assistant adjutant general

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Administrative assistant

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955 _..

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3.655.. ._

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3.454

CPC-4. Range $2,760 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment

Part-time employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork ditlerential

01 Personal services -

1963 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,092

3 12, 926
6 16, 816

4 12, 509

1 4. 035

1 3,680

1 3,454

5 15, 485

21 73, 997
2.9 2,119

18. 1 71, 878

399

7,284

277

1,370
532

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5, 185

3 12. 260
5 16, 755

4 12, 520

4, 035
3.680
3,454
14,950

21
1.4

72,839
1,001

19.6 71,838
400

1,360
632

81, 991

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,940

2 8,785

1 3,920

5 17, 155

4 12, 760

4,035
3,680
3,464
16,350

21 75, 079
2. 7 2, 041

18.3 73,038

400

7,680

281

1,360
532

83,191

PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS

(Indefinite appropriation, special account, unless otherwise indicated)
Public School Food Services Fund, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

6
74
77

9

144
153

9
146
165

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,175
GS-4.0

$5, 867

$3,089
GS-3.6

$6,612

$3,169

Average grade

OS-3.5

Grades established by act of July 7, 1947

$6,845

01 Personal services:

Pprmr^npnt. positions

$13,886
193,903

24

$37,928
374,001

71

$39,066

379, 861

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

73

Total personal services

207,813

170

1,747

104

87

5,288

282, 787

412,000

800

6.000

200

600

7,500

726,000

419.000

02 Travel

800

6,000

200

06 Printing and reproduction

500

7.500

08 Supplies and materials . . .

726,000

Obligations Incurred .

497,996

1,153,000

1,160,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS^ Range$3,175 to $3,655

Num
ber

2

Total
salary

$6,350

Num-
ber

3
3

1

2

Total
salary

$9,685
8,850

7,389
12,446

Num
ber

3
3

1
2

Total
salary

$9,925

GS 3 Range $2,95(, to $3,430

9,090

Grades established by act of July 7,
1947 (61 Stat. 248):
Class 35. Range $7,166 to $8,322:

1
2

6,600
11,000

7,622

Class 36. Range $5,990 to $7,156:

12, 913

Total permanent, departmental..

6
2.1

23,950
10,064

9
0.1

38,370
442

9
0.1

39,550
484

Net permanent, departmental (av-

2.9

13,886

33, 193

160,710

24

8.9

37,928

65,428

308,573

71

8.9

39,066

Other positions:
Temporary employment

67.188

312, 673

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...

73

207,813

412,000

419, 000

Repairs and Improvements, Consolidated Working Fxmd, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

269
248

333
315

333
279

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,845
QS-7.5

$4,900
CPC-9.0

$3,190

$4,933

Average grade.. ..

GS-7.5

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$4,900

Average grade

CPC-9.0

Positions at hourly rates: Average sal-
ary

$3,217

$3,625

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$797, 359

3,205
19,794

$1,027,659

4.176
21, 200

$1,027,659

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

4,175

21,200

Total personal services

820,358

294

251

1,620

648, 771

71, 966

338,295

3,470

1, 053, 034

600

600

2.000

645,000

72,000

400.000

25,000

1,063,034

600

04 Cnmmiinic.it.inn services

500

2,000

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

645,000

72,000

400,000

09 Equipment...- -

26,000

Obligations incurred-. .

1,785,026

2, 198, 134

2, 198, 134

DETAIL OF PEBSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

--

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Head, repairs and improvements

division

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Construction and maintenance su-
perintendent

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Construction and maintenance su-
perintendent —

Construction superintendent

Construction engineer (general)

Architectural engineer (estimator). .

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,665

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
OPC-9. Range $4,160 to $4,900

Num- Total
ber salary

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$7, 240

12,280

10, 120
6,660
6,560
6.060
4,545
3,415
6,460
2,750

4,900

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$7,240

10, 370
6,685
6,686
6,186
4,645
3,496
6,620
2,830

4,900

490

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Repairs and Improvements, Consolidated Working Fund, District of
Columbia — Continued _

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num

- Total

Num- Total

Num

Total

Positions at hourly rates:

ber

salary

ber salary

ber

salary

Rates equivalent to less than $6,060:

Trade foreman, range $2.30 to $2.58-.

9

$43, 349

14 $66, 126

14

$72. 652

Senior mechanic, ranee $2.10 to $2.38,

15

66,315

14 61.238

14

67. 847

Mechanic, ranee $1.90 to $2.14_

89

344, 066

99 385.113

99

429. 181

.Tunior mechanic, ranse $1.70 to$I.94_

14

47, 761

26 84. 701

25

96.015

Minor mechanic, ranee $1.57 to $1.77,

12

36, 814

14 43.4.53

14

49. 988

Suhmechanic, range $1.44 to $1.64 ...

9

25, 897

10 28. 664

10

33. 070

Labor foreman, ranee $1.70 to $1.94..

2

6, 823

2 6, 906

2

7.821

Skilled laborer, ranee $1.40 to $1.60..

20

53, 727

28 75. .603

28

87. 668

Laborer, ranee $1.24 to $1.44

83

192, 714

106 246, 664

106

289, 803

Heavy truck driver, range $1.60 to

$1.70 ..

1

3,120

1 3, 120

1

3,636

Light truck driver, range $1.36 to

$1.56

6

13,686

6 16, 224

6

18, 846

Total permanent, departmental.

259

833, 262

333 1,086.602

333 1

225, 362

11.1

35, 903

17. 8 67. 943

53.7

197, 703

Net permanent, departmental (av-

247. S

315.2

279.3

797, 359

1. 027. e.w

1

027, 659

Regular pav in excess of 62-week base...

3,205

4.175

4,175

Payment above basic rates:

19, 107

20, 500

20. 500

627

700

700

01 Personal services.-

820,358

1,053,034

1

053. 034

Salaries and Expenses, Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, District of
Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees...

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions -.-

Regular pay in excess of 52-weet

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services.

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual .services...

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

.$5. 006
GS-7.4

$2. 490
CPC-2.0

$91. 538
9,164

355
770

101,827

915

28

535

20

1,255

5,448

184

110, 212

1954 estimate

$5,071
GS-7.5

$2. 560
CPC-2.0

$91, 566
9,387

379
770

102, 102

916

25

535

20

1,250

6, 445

180

110,472

1955 estimate

.$5, 102
GS-7.5

$2,630
CPC-2.0

$91,068
9,411

381
770

101, 630
915
25
535
20
1,260
6,446
180

110,000

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Director, alcoholic rehabilitation...
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant director, alcoholic reha-
bilitation

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Psychiatrist ,

GS-U. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Psychologist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Information specialist...

Social worker

Psychologist

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS^. Range .$3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Total permanent, departmental..
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental {av-
erage number, net salary)

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000

5,940

5,435
5,060

31, 810
3,495

12,360

2,490

19 92, 590
0.2 1,052

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9. 000

8,760

5,940

6,185
6, 660
6,186

32.310
3,576

12, GOO

2,660

20 9S,915
1. 4 7, 349

18.8 91,638 18.6 91,. 666 18.4 91,068

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

8,760

7,640

5,940

5,185
6, 685
5,185

32, 685
3,575

12, 680

2,630

20 99, 665
1.6 8,497

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued
Other positions:
Part-time employment

$2, 970

6,194

366

770

$3,166

6,221

379

770

$3,170
6,241

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Nightwork
differential .

381
770

01 Personal services

101,827

102, 102

101,630

Working Capital Fund, District of Columbia Armory Board

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

3
3

3
3

3
3

Average salaries and grades: Ungraded
positions: Average salary

$7, 624

$7, 624

$7, 624

01 Personal services:

$22, 781
730

88

$22. 784
1,000

88

$22, 784

Other positions

1,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

88

Total personal services

23, 602

624

808

2.360

169. 029

2.296

12.353

1,641

32, 814

23, 872

600

800

2,400

190,401

2,500

13,000

2,000

23,872

02 Tr.ive!

04 Communication services .

500
800

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

2, 400
179, 928

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials

2.500
13. 000

2.000

Obligations incurred.. . .

235,317

235,473

225, 000

DETAIL OF PEESONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
Ungraded positions at armual rates:
Rates of $6,060 or above:

Manager

Technical eugineer

Rates less than $5,060: Administrative
assistant

Total permanent, departmental. .
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base. .

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,130
1 7, 122

3 22, 872
0.1 88

2.9 22,784
730

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,1.30
1 7, 122

1 4, 620

3 22, 872
0.1 88

2.9 22,784
1, 000

1966 estimate

Nam- Total
ber salary

1 $11,130
1 7, 122

1 4, 620

3 22, 872
0.1 88

2.9 22,784
1,000

23,872

Working Capital Fund, Educational Agency for Surplus
District of Columbia

Property,

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

4

4

4
4

4
4

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$5,031
OS-7.6

$3,070
CPC-4.0

$5. 156
GS-7.7

.$3, 150
CPC^.O

.$5. 290

GS-7.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,230

Average grade

CPC-4.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$17, 337

66
108

$18, 635

70
125

$18, 820

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

70

125

Total personal services

17,511

200

339

166

90

25

1,417

366

18, 730

1,600

300

200

150

25

2,000

1,000

19,015

1,600

03 Transportation of things

300

200

06 Printing and reproduction .

160

25

08 Supplies and materials

2,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

1,000

Total obligations

20, 114

23, 905

24,190

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

491

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SEEVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Chief, surplus property division

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 440
1 4,205
1 3, 415

1 2,990

Num- Total
ber salary

I $7, 640
1 4, 330
1 3, 495

1 3, 070

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 640
1 4. 455

GS-4 Ransie $3 175 to $3 6.55

1 3, 575

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $.3,230 -.-

1 3, 150

Total permanent, departmental

4 18,050
713

4 18, 535

4 18, 820

Net permanent, departmental (av-

4 17, 337
66

108

4 18, 535
70

125

4 18,820

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic jrates: Overtime

70
125

01 Personal services

17, 511

18, 730

19,015

Working Capital Fund, Workhouse and Reformatory, Department of
Corrections, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade.-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Wage payments to inmates.

Regular pay in escess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services-
Travel...

Transportation of things —

Communication services

Rents and utility services...
Other contractual services..

Supplies and materials

Equipment

1953 actual

$4,583

as-6.9

$3,828
CPC-6.8

$186, 854
26, 436
43, 135

884

258, 802
74

2,400

37,900

12,758

300, 326

24,277

1954 estimate

.$4,638

as-6.9

$3,779
CPC-6.7

.$220, Ran

26, OOO
.'»,000

904
5,000

302, 434

300

200

2,400

37,900

16,000

285, 957

41, 125

1955 estimate

$4. 709
OS- 7.0

.$3,845
CPC-6.7

$234, 615
26.000
50, 000

904
5,000

316,519

300

200

2.400

37,900

16,000

192, 652

63,129

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities
(paid into general revenues. Dis-
trict of Columbia)

$21, 202

$67. 684

$60,000

Subtotal —

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

657, 739
3,862

754,000
4,000

679,000
4,000

653, 877

750,000

675,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040;

Superintendent of industries

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $0,940:

Assistant superintendent of industries.

Ceramics engineer

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Business associate

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Prison shop supervisor (tailor)

Prison industries agent

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,955 .-.

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

CPC.9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490.-

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035...

CPC-6. Range .$3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:

Lapses

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions..

Wage paj-ments to inmates.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential.

01 Personal services.

1953 actual

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 640

1 6, 140

1 6, 940

1 6,000

1 5, 435

4
6
3
3
2
2

2
2
II
3
5
7

20, 980
26, 355
12,635
10, 735
6,830
5,900

10, 005
9,050
46,140
10, 805
16,800
22,050

55 229, 440
11.2 46,822

0. 7 2, 890

1. 7 7, 126

44. 8 186, 854
26,436
43, 135

884

763
730

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $7, 640

1 6, 940

1 5, 940

1 6, 125

1 5,060

5
6
4
3
2
2

1
2
11
3

5
7

25,850
26, 730
16, 805
11,105
6,990
6,060

4,565
8,300
46. 765
10, 805
16,960
22,110

56 234, 850
5.2 21,662
0. 7 3, 006

2. 5 10, 348

52. 6 220, 530

26, 000

50,000

904

4.000
1,000

302, 434

1955 estimate

Niun- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 840

6,940
6,140

6,250

5,185

5,060

26, 225

31,685

21,100

11, 480

7,150

6,220

4,690
8,550
47,640
7,070
17,360
22,350

5
7
5
3
2
2

1
2
11
2
5
7

58 248, 935
5 21, 662
0. 7 3, 000

2. 4 10, 348

54. 7 234, 615

26, 000

50, 000

904

4,000
1,000

TRUST FUNDS

INDEPENDENT OFFICES

NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY

Operation and Maintenance, Properties Aided By or Leased From
Public Housing Administration, National Capital Housing
Authority

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees.. -

361
351

367
334

326
314

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,567
GS-6.4

$3,103
GPC-4.1

$4,684
GS-6.6

$3,159
CPC-4.3

$-1, 695

OS-6.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,236

Average grade

CPC-4.4

01 Personal services:

$1,318,012

4,873
8,160

$1, 295, 460

5.065
8,322

$1,239,969

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

4, 843

Payment above basic rates

8,924

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule imder cur-

1,331,045
8, 137. 546

1,308,847
12, 244, 629

1,253,736

Undistributed

16, 308, 718

Total accrued expenditures -

9, 468, 591

13, 553, 476

17, 562, 454

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Railroad Unemployment Insurance Administration Fund, Railroad
Retirement Board

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions^
Average number of all employees

1,029

51

994

1,000
31
975

962
30
957

Average salaries and grades:
Genera] schedule grades:
Average salary . . _

$4,100
QS-5.3

$4,169

as-5.4

$4,160

GS-5.3

01 Personal services:

$4,015,194
142, 176

16,135
56,667

$4, 052, 182
87,009

15,839
18,516

$3, 975, 900

84,201

Kegular pay in excess of 52-week

15, 753

Payment above basic rates

18, 066

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations)

4,229,172

202,058

15, 821

72,651

4, 173, 546

208,975

21,512

73,583

117, 500

250,581

22,259

593,325

149, 523

75,080

11,792

4, 279, 657

580

9,767

4, 093, 920

201.379

03 Transportation of things

16. 194

72, 057

137, 000

05 Rents and utility services

256, 809

23,291

695, 889

181, 479

55, 539

23,217

4,276,603

476

7,151

255, 584

21,668

592,118

Services performed by other agencies.

147, 921
75. 091

9,134

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 TaTcp.-? !ind a.<Kp.<;smeTits

4, 354, 070

580

11,284

10,040,156

9,987,680

9, 988, 000

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF OLD-AGE AND
SURVIVORS INSURANCE. DEPARTMENT OF
HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE

Total number of permanent positions

-■Vverage number of employees

3
2

5
4

5
3

.\verage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$2, 910
GS-2.3

$2, 920
GS-2.3

.$2, 924

GS-2.3

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

$7, 051

29
193

$11,773

39
297

$11,452
43

Payment above basic rates

303

Total personal services

08 Supplies and materials

7,273
162

12, 109
211

11,798
202

Obligations incurred

7,435

12,320

12,000

Total number of permanent positions

FuB-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary .--

Average grade

01

Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services -

Travel.-.-

Transportation of things

Communication services

Penalty mail..

Rents and utility services

Printing and reproduction..

Other contractual services

Services performed by otheragencies

Supplies and materials

Equipment

Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
Refunds, awards, and indemnities —
Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred..

1,032

51

996

$4,100

as-5.3

$4, 022, 245
142, 176

15, 164
66, 860

4, 236, 445

202. 068

15, 821

72, 651

256,809

23,291

695,889

181,479

55, 701

23,217

4,276,603

476

7,161

10,047,591

1,005

31

979

$4,169
GS-5.4

$4, 063, 965
87,009

15, 878
18, 813

4, 186, 655

208. 975

21,512

73, 583

117. 600

260, 581

22, 259

593, 325

149. 623

75, 291

11,792

4, 279, 657

680

9,767

10, 000, 000

967

30

960

$4, 160
GS-5.3

$3, 987, 352
84, 201

15, 796
18, 369

4,105,718

201, 379

16, 194

72, 057

137,000

256, 584

21, 668

592,118

147,921

75, 293

9.134

4, 3.54. 070

580

11,284

10, 000, 000

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Fund, General Services Administration
Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures'^by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

5
6

5
5

5
5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 774
GS-6.8

$4,865
GS-6.8

$4,931

Average grade

GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$22,935
88
302

$23,908
92

$24, 325

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base ....

95

Excess of annual leave earned over

Total personal services

23,325

24,000

24,420

493

270200—54-

-32

494

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION— Con.

Franklin D. Roosevelt Library Fund, General Services Administration-
Continued

ScHEDUi-E A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$2,007

251

4,068

1,004

37

$12,000

200

2,000

3,000

60

$3,000

07 Other contractual services

200

2,000

09 Equipment

3 000

60

Total accrued expenditures

30, 692

41,250

32, 670

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Archivist

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Archivist

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 . .

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040

1 5, 6S5

2 7,195
1 2, 950

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040

1 5.810

2 7, 445
1 3, 030

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040

1 5.810

2 7. 695

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3 110

Total permanent, departmental

5 23, 870
0. 2 935

5 24, 325
417

5 24, 655
330

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

4.8 22,935

88

302

6 23,908
92

5 24 325

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

E xcess of annual leave earned over leave

taken .

95

01 Personal services

23,325

24,000

24, 420

National Archives Gift Fund, General Services Administration

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

2
2

2
2

2
2

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

Average grade - -

$3, 263
OS-3.5

$3,303
QS-3.6

$3,343
QS-3 5

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$5, 788

22
66

$6,605
25

$6, 605
26

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services

5,875

10, 696

9,623

47

6,630

6,630

08 Supplies and materials

16 Taxes and assessments -

13, 270
100

13, 270
100

Obligations Incurred

26, 041

20, 000

20 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 .

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 676
1 2,950

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 575
1 3, 030

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3. 655

GS-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3 030

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

2 6, 625
0. 2 737

2 6,605

2 6,685
80

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1. 8 6, 788
22

66

2 6, 605
25

2 ('), 006

Regular pay in excess of 52-week basc-..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

25

6,876

6,630

6,630

National Archives Trust Fund, General Services Administration
Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

3
2

4
4

4
4

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1966 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,372
GS-3.3

$3, 366
GS-3.3

$3,406

01 Personal services:

$7,375

28
201

161

$13, 465
62

$13, 466

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

Payment above basic rates

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken

7,755

53

1

6,592

20,272

165

120

13,517

100

100

5,000

13, 000

1,500

183

04 Communication services

100

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials. . _

6. 000
''4 000

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments...

1,500
183

34, 968

33,400

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-4. Ranee $3,175 to $3,655

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3, 256

2 6, 860

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,335
3 10, 130

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3 415

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.

3 10,210

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

3 10,116
0. 7 2, 740

4 13, 466

4 13, 625
160

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

2.3 7,375
28

201

161

4 13, 466

62

4 13 465

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay

52

Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken _.

7,755

13,517

13, 617

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE

Expenses and Refunds, Inspection and Grading of Farm Products,
Agricultural Marketing Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees - .

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

A verage salary

Average grade -..

Ungraded positions: Average salary

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.,.

Other positions ,-.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Payment above basic rates.

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services.

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services.

Services performed b y other agencies

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment. - -

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions. .

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

1,916

2,260

2,096

144

121

121

1,866

2,116

2.068

.$4, 576

.$4. 626

$4. 672

GS-7.0

GS-7.1

OS-7.1

$3. 421

$3,438

$3,438

.$8, 248, 910

$9,204,923

$9, 159. 456

162, 785

146, 525

145. 525

28,916

35, 557

34. 790

321, 829

261,465

260, 325

8. 762, 439

9, 637. 470

9, 590, 095

1,114.716

978.300

970,000

49, 149

53. 200

63.500

109,648

230. 500

248. 000

84, 171

66. 000

68.000

38,112

90.000

91.000

604,301

429. 500

431.000

32,548

36. 405

37, 405

87,817

98.000

98,000

49, 791

68,000

58,500

684, 156

82

300

500

43, 162

43,825

42,000

11,400,092

11, 721, 500

11, 688, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Deputy director

Director, division —

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,600

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,800

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11, 660
1 11,800

TRUST FUNDS

495

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

DHitiirtmen til— Continued
Ooneral schedule grades— Continued

aS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Assistant to director

Chief, branch_

Marlieting specialist

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer

Assistant chief, branch..

Dairy products grader

Marketing specialist

Meat grader --

Chief, section

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer.

Assistant chief, branch

Auditor

Employment relations officer

Marketing specialist

Meat grader...

Pathologist --

Position classifier

Veterinarian

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Auditor

Dairy products grader..

Marketing specialist

Meat grader

Methods examiner

Position classifier

Processed fruit and vegetable in-
spector

Records management analyst

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Administrative assistant

Auditor

Budget analyst

Fresh fruit inspector

Information specialist

Marketing specialist

Poultry products grader

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS^. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230...

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230..

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct:
Lapses..

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
coimt

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $29,600

8.560
8.360
8.160
9,160
8, 560
8,960

1 7,240
1 8,040
1 7,840

7,240
7,240
6.840
7,840
14, 080

6,540
6.940
5,940
19,220
5,940

6,340

1 6, 540
1 5,940

11,745
5,810
5,810
5,560
5,560

1 6,060
"io" '46,125'

20
37
20
2
2

I
1

7

81,950
128,035

65. 080
5.500
5.480

3,600
3,150
19, 144

136 620.629

26.6

116, 445

6. 9 34, 306

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $30, 000

8,760
8.360
8,360
9,360
8.760
9,160

7.440
8.040
8.040
7,040
7,440
7.440
7,040
8,040
14,480

12,680
6,940
6.940

38, 440
5,940
6, 540
6,540

1 6, 740
1 6,140

3

1

2

1

1

1

1

1

13

1

21

38

20

2

1

17, 055
5,935

11,620
5,685
5, 685
5,060
5.185
5.370

62, 165
4,420

87. 360
1.33, 290

65,880
5,580
2,980

1 3,680
1 3,230
7 19, 544

151 715, 184

7.6

31, 295

5. 9 34, 306

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay...

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:

OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chemist in charge

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Area supervisor —

Assistant district supervisor

Assistant national supervisor

Fiscal officer —

Grain technologist

Officer in charge

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant area supervisor

Assistant chief, branch ,

Assistant district supervisor

Assistant officer in charge —

Auditor

Chemist

Circuit supervisor

GS-ll. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Dairy products grader

Federal-State supervisor

Main-station supervisor

Marketing specialist

Officer in charge

Poultry grader

GS-10. Range $6,500 to $6,250:
Assistant main-station supervisor. .

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Assistant officer in charge

616, 123

1.500
2,278

620, 333

8,100

67, 560
7.240

47,640
7,440
7,040

61, 920

43,580
6,340

12, 280
6,140
6,940
6,340

23, 960

6,940
23. 960
142. 880
12. 680
191, 140
6,540

22 127,875

795, 828

4.600
2.964

2,378

805, 670

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10, 000
4 40, 400

2 21,200

7.440

48, 240

7,640

7.040

62, 720

7 44, 180
1 6. 540

1
1
1

5

1

5
23

2
32

1

6.340
6.140
6.540
30. 100

6,940

29,700

160, 420

12,880

200, 080

6,740

22 129. 250

8,760
8,560
8, .360

18,120
8,760

18, 620

7,440
8,040
8,040
7,040

15,480
7,440
7,240
8,040

14,680

12,880
12,880
6.140
45,980
6,140
6,640
6,540

1 6, 740
1 6, 140

3
1
3

1
1
1
1
1

14
1
26
44
24
2
2

17, 305

6,936

16, 930

5,685

5,810

5,185

5,185

5,496

68,495

4.546

108, 660

156, 980

79,760

6,660

6,960

1 3, 680
1 3,230
9 26, 528

181 890,478

24.9

88,425

5. 9 34, 306

4,500
3,190

2,378

945, 550

1 8, 300

68. 960
7.440

48. 240
7.640
7, 240

63, 120

7 44.580
1 6,540

1 6, 340

1 6, 340

1 6,540

6 30, 300

12,880
3.5, 640

151.420
12.880

202. 080
6,740

22 129,750

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades — Continued
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810— Con.

Auditor

Bacteriologist

Chemist-

Dairy products grader

Grain inspection supervisor

Marketing specialist

Meat grader.

Officer in charge...
Placement officer..

Poultry grader

Poultry inspector-

Procurement and supply officer.
GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

QS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545-.

OS-5. Range $3,410 to .$4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-t. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,562 to .$3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates;

Rates of $5,060 and above: Poultry
inspector

Rates less than $5,060.

Ungraded positions at liourly rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Poultry grader

Poultry inspector.

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, field..
Deduct:

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1
1
3

7
1

16
325

1, 737.

58 306.

1 6.

22 117,

205

1, 066,
1 5,
314

1, 396,
15 69,
210 726,
93 324,
187 678,
31 87,
6 15,

1954 estimate

Nura- Total
ber salary

$5,810

5.060

17. 430

39. 420

.5, 185

166, 175

Portion of salary paid by States.

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, field (averse num-
ber, net salary)...

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Intermittent

Regular pay in excess of .52-week base..

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad —

All personal services, field.
01 Personal services

1 2. 750

2 5. 264

1 5,600
110 392,650

1
1
3
7
1
30
374

1,986,940

69 315,165

1 6, 810

22 118,820

206

1,083,660
1 5,810
464

2. 070. 990

14 56. 255

742, 760

328, 795

582, 450

88,770

15.000

211
93

187

31

6

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 810

5,185

11,620

39,670

6,186

171,860

1
1
2
7
I
31
325

1, 7.50. 500

58 312, 355

1 5,810

22 119,320

205

1,077,850
1 5, 810
314

1, 402, 495

16 65. 416

758, 920

:S31, 196

586, 6,50

89. 170

15. 240

212
93

187

31

6

1 2. 8.30

2 5, 344

1 2, 910

2 5, 424

1 5.940 1 5,940
226 724.331 225 724. .331

7 36.400 7 36.400

, ! 1 5.200 1 5,200

42 125,158 I 31 139.310 31 139.310

1,780

83.5

357,002
4,200

9. 8 41, 602

17. 8 88, 789

1, 704. 5

7, 632, 787

535
160. 750
26,637

310,111
9,934
1,352

2,109

9, 404, 310

188.9

1,023,767
18, 635

9. 8 41, 602

17. 8 88, 789

1,928.1

8,409,095

800
140, 225
32, 693

235. 5(6
10, 940
2,601

8, 142, 108

8, 762, 439

8, 831, 800

1,914

8, 546, 915

57,7

351,494
18, 635

9. 8 41. 602
17. 8 88, 789

1, 864. 3

8, 223. 973

800
140, 225
31,600

234, 446
10,900
2,601

8, 644, 546

9, 637, 470

9, 590, 095

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE

Expenses, Feed and Attendants for Animals in Onaraniine, Depart-

ment of Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent ol all other positions.
Average number of all employees ._-.-

3

1
2

2

1
3

2

1
3

Averace saUiries and grades:
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2, 910
CPC-4.0

.$3, 030
CPC-1.0

$3,110

CPC-4.0

01 Personal services:

$7, 675
2,418

23
1,977

$6,071
4,143

24
2,300

$6,208

4,006

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

24

2,300

11,993

14

7,097

1,108

98

12, 638

12,538

7,000

7,000

160

IflO

20, 310
510

19,698
398

19,698

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

398

19,800

19, .300

19,300

496

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE— Continued

AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE— Continued

Expenses, Feed and Attendants for Animals in Quarantine, Depart-
ment of Agriculture — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $S, 730
0. 9 2, 334

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $6,060

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $6, 220
12

Add:

Salary adjustment in excess of lapses.

11

Portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

ftOP/inpt

0.1 1,179

Net permanent, field (average

2. 2 7, 575

2,418
23

1,977

2 6, 071

4,143
24

2,300

2 6. 208

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment..

Regular pay in excess of 52-weelc base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay. ... .

4,006
24

2,300

11,993

12,638

12,538

Inspection of Aniinal Foods, Agricultural Research Service, Depart-
ment of Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Eegular pay in excess of 62-week

base .,.

Payment above basic rates...

Total personal services _ . .

02 Travel

04 Communication services..

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services: Services

performed by other agencies

08 Supplies and materials

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

5

3

3

1

1

1

3

3

3

$6, 710

$5, 855

$5, 990

GS-7.8

GS-8.0

GS-8.0

$13, 271

$17, 657

$17, 977

211

922

922

24

14

14

96

76

76

13,601

18, 669

18, 989

76

65

65

32

30

30

64

60

60

80, 894

48,823

48,603

1,044

1,200

1,200

30

17

17

95, 740

68,854

68,854

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

-Departmental:

General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Chief, animal foods inspection

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360;
Chief, animal foods inspection. . .

Num-
ber

1

1

1

Total
salary

$9, 600

8,360
4,330

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 600

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$9,800

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $5,330 ..

1 4, 465

1

4,680

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

3

1
0.8

22, 290
9,277
6,008

2 14, 065

2

14, 380
48

Portion of salaries shown above paid

8

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

1.2

8,006

2 14,063
65

2

14, 332
55

All personal services, departmental.

8,005

14, 118

14, 387

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,670

1
1

3,510
2,750

1 3, 610

1

3,690

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,470 . .

Tntnl pRrm^npnt, fiplrl

2

0.1

0.3

6,260
254
740

1 3, 610

1

3,690

Deduct:

Portion of salaries showTi above paid
from other accounts

29

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)..

1.6

6,266

1 3, 639

1

3.690

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 esthnate

Field— Contmued
Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

$211
24

96

$922
14

76

$922

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

Payment above basic rates: Overtime

and holiday pay..

14

76

AH personal services, field

5,696

4,551

4,602

01 Personal services

13, 601

18, 669

18,989

FARMERS' HOME ADMINISTRATION

State Rural Rehabilitation Funds, Farmers' Home Administration
SoHEDTTLE A-1. Accrucd expenditures by objects

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions

283

194
2

168

143

9

Average number of all employees

244

142

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary.

$4, 073
GS-4.9

$4, 182
GS-5.2

$4 162

GS-6 4

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$998,861
499

3,118

$698, 000
6,350

2,685

$584 000

6,400

Regular pay in excess of 62-weelc
base - .

2,100

1, 002, 478

75, 248

2,632

73,844

966

12, 910, 791

2, 288. 126

707, 035

79, 465

4,000

79, 000

500

8,600,000

476, 000

592, 500

02 Travel

61,000

3,000

Services performed by other agencies.

43, 000
500

16 Investmeots and loans

7,800.000
429, 000

16, 354, 075

9, 845, 000

8, 929, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1954 esthnate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $26, 760

1 6, 310
127 619, 536

1 4, 160

1 3, 496
141 469, 460

8 23,920

Num- Tot:il
ber salary

4 $27,360

2 10.370
97 474,385

1 3,660

1 3. 575
82 271, 740

7 20,290

Num- Total
ber salary

4 $27, 760

QS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

2 10, 495

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

75 336, 775

OS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160..

1 3, 725

GS-4. Range $3,176 to .$3,665

1 3. 665

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

53 192, 270

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230

7 20, 530

Total permanent, field

283 1, 162, 630

1.4 6,853

61.2 197,869

13.8 49,963

194 811, 380

3 11,380

26 102,000

143 596, 210

Deduct:
Lapses.. .

3 11, 210

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-

Nct permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

244. 2 998, 861

499
3,118

166 698, 000

6.350
2,685

140 684, 000

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment

6,400

Regular pay in excess of 52-weel£ base...

2,100

1,002,478

707,035

592,500

FOREST SERVICE

Cooperative Work, Forest Service

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

FOREST SERVICE

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

439
1,039
1,597

476
1,060
1,677

638
1,206
1,901

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades;

$3, 679
GS-4.6

$3, 668
GS-4.6

$3, 070

Average grade

GS-4.6

TRUST FUNDS

497

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

F0RE9T SERVICE— continued

Summary of Personal Services — Con.

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

.$3. 611

CPC-6.1

$3. 139

$3,687

CPC-6.2

$3,313

$3,654

CPC-6.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 312

Personal service obligations:

$2, 026. 676

2. 664, 328

7.795

81. 279

4.975

$2, 292, 526

2, 701, 632

8,820

54,691

$2, 583, 606

3, 076, 514

Reguiar pay in excess of 52-week base...

10.000
65,850

Other payments for personal services. . .

Total personal service obligations.. .

4.785.053

5, 057, 669

5, 726, 000

Direct Obligations

4, 783. 053

45.558

29.947

19, 618

41, 462

4,090

478, 425

19, 198

1, 129, 452

85,655

21, 349

496. 094

45,464

5,057,669

54,395

31, 225

29,752

46,900

6,645

478, 600

15.750

1. 199. 812

93. 425

9.780

468. 5.50

46.000

5, 726, 000

02 Travel -

61. .500

03 Transportation of things

35,000

33. 672

.53, 000

7.500

07 Other contractual services .

542.000

Services performed by other agencies.
08 Supplies and materials .

18,000
1, 365, 328

106,000

10 Land« and structures .

11,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

530. OOO
50.000

Subtotal

7,199,365
40,877

7, 538, 503
39,000

8.539,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

39.000

Total direct obligations

7, 158, 488

7,499,503

8, .500. 000

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

2,000

64

125

02 Travel

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

2.179

7,160,667

7,499,503

8,500,000

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE

01 Personal services: Positions other

$498

$38

ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR

1

01 Personal services: Other positions

$1,259
282

$459

1,541

459

SUMMARY

Summary oj Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees.

439
1,039
1,597

476
1,060
1,677

538
1,206
1,901

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,579
GS-S.5

$3,611

CPC-«,1

$3,139

$3,666
GS-4.6

$3,687

CPC-6.2

$3,313

$3,670

GS-4.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$3,651

CPC-6.4

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,312

Personal service obligations:
Permanent positions _ --

$2,026,676

2,666.085

7,795

81,279

4,975

$2,292,526

2,701,670

8,820

64,691

$2, 583. 606

Other positions -- .

3, 076, 544

10,000
65, 850

Other payments for personal services. - _

Total personal service obligations...

4, 786. 810

5, 057, 707

5,726,000

Direct Obligations
01 Personal services

4,784,810
46, 558
29, 947
19,618
41,462
4,090
478, 425
19. 198
1, 129, 734

5, 057, 707
64,395
31.225
29, 7.52
46.900
6,645
478, 600

5, 726, 000

02 Travel

61, 500

03 Transportation of things

35. 000

04 Commmilcation services. .. ..

33.672

63,000

7,500

542.000

Servi ces performed byother agencies.

16, 750 18, 000
1,200,271 1,365,328

OBLIGATIONS BY

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

SUMMARY— continued
Direct Obligations— Continued

$85,655
21,349

496, 094
45. 464

$93,425

9,780

468. .550

46, 000

$106,000

11,000

13 Refunds, awards, and indenmities

530, 000
50,000

7, 201, 404
40,877

7, 539, 000
39,000

8,639,000

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-

39,000

Total direct oblleatlons -

7, 160, 527

7, 500, 000

8,500,000

Obligations Payable Out of Peimburse-
ments From Other Accounts

2,000
54
125

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-

2,179

7, 162, 706

7, 500, 000

8,500,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual 1954 estimate 1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Soil scientist

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Administrative officer

Engineer

Forester...

Training officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer

Airplane pilot

Assistant forest supervisor

Chemical engineer...

Forester

GS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:
Fiscal inspector —

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Engineer

Fiscal accountant and auditor

Forester

Logging superintendent.- —

Mechanical engineer —

Technologist

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955....

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545...

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035.

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to .$3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range .$2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at annual rates less

than $5,060 .-

Total permanent, field.

Deduct:
Lapses-

Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

Other positions:

Temporary employment.

Part-time employment —

Intermittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base-
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay—.

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowance

Other payments for personal services:

Casual workers..

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 040

2 14, 680

2 11, 880
1 6, 740
1 6,540

3 18, 620

1 5, 310
1 6, 810

1

20
26
109
84
96
20

1

8
4
1
2

5,060
89. 225
105, 045
394, 815
283.580
303.280
66,760

4.490

31.034

13. 840

3.310

6,104

54 169,631

439

1, 647, 879

117,379

40.9

197.3

746, 618

657.9

2. 026, 676

1, 974, 084

4,286

687. 715

7,795

80. 294
284
701

Personal ser\'ices.

01

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-
ule are distributed as follows:

Direct obligations

Obligations payable out of reimburse-
ments from other accounts

4, 784, 810
2,000

Num- Total Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8,360

1 8, 040

2 14,680
1 8, 040

1 7, 240

2 12, 680
1 6, 940

2 13, 080
4 24, 960

6,000

1

1
3
1
1
1

21

25
111

88
109

23

1
10
5
1
2

6,310

5,685

15. 555

5,810

5,185

6.185

95. 055

106. 125

402, 010

299,240

348,830

67, 010

4,490
39, 4.50
17,220
3,310
6,584

56 185,530

476

1, 725, 604

35.2

33.2

124, 791

209.2

806,082

616.1

2, 292. 526

1, 990. 637

4.257

706. 776

8,820

S3, 878
113
700

5, 057, 707

5, 057, 707

ber salary

1 $8, 360

1 8, 240

2 14,880
1 8.040
1 7,240

3 18, 620
1 6,140

2
1

5
1
1

25

27
120

95
126

27

13,280
36,840

6,000

10, 495

5.810

25.800

5.810

6.310

6.310

112,750

114,340

43.5, 20O

322. 265

398. 430

78,650

11,970

46,720

23,780

3,310

5,584

64 212,000

538

1, 951, 174

123, 194

33.2

228.3

880,417

695.2

2. 683, 606

2, 269, 955

5.325

801,264

10,000

65,000
150
700

5. 726. 000

5, 726, 000

498

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE— Continued

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE

Technical Services and Other Assistance, Agricultural Conservation
Program, Soil Conservation Service, Department of Agriculture

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

58
334
671

82

7,50

1,420

24
164
327

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3, 592
OS-5.1

$3. 025
GS-5.1

$3, 625

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$1,381,610
980, 842

4,438
2,618

$2. 729. 000
2,244,000

1,200
1,800

$804 100

498, 600
■300

Regular pay in e.xcess of 52-week
base

Total personal services

02 Travel

2, 369, 508

48, 974

3

4, 976, 000
145,000

1, 303, 000
27, 500

07 Other contractual services^-

Services performed by other agencies,
08 Supplies and materials- .,

385, 471

2,311

578

297, 634

14, 493

740,000

207, 734

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Ta.xcs and assessments

246, 000
35,000

1,000
8,500

Obligations incurred

3,118,972

6,142,000

1, 647, 734

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
General scliedule grades:

OS-7. RailKC %i:m to $4,955

GS-5. Range .$3,410 to $4,160

Xuin- Total
her salary

15 .$64, 575

27 94. 820

1 1 35. 005

1 2, 950

4 11,000

Num- Total
her salary

28 $120,805
27 94, 695
IS 57, 275
1 2,950
8 21, 500

Num- Total
ber salary

8 $34, 140
7 24, 370
6 20, 090

OS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3.6.55...,
GS-3. Range $2.'J.'JJ In .«:t,43U

OS-2. Range $2,7.511 to $3. aao

3 8, 410

Total permanent, field

Deduct:

68 208, 3.50

32. 2 113, 704

4.5 17,164

315.4

1,304.128

82 297, 285
10.3 33,650
9.2 36,399

609

2.501,664

24 87,010
2. 5 9, 070
1.2 6,600

142.6

732, 360

Portion of salaries shown above paid

from other accounts..

.^dd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) .

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

336.7

1,381,610

9S0, 842
4.438

1,286
1,332

671.5

2. 729. 000

2, 244, OOfl
1,200

162.9

804, 100

498, 600
300

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.. .
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pav .

Additional jjay for ser\*ice abroad

1,800

2, 369, 508

4, 976, 000

1, 303, 000

MISCELLANEOUS

Miscellaneous Contriljuled Funds, Department of Ar/riculliire

OBLIGATIONS BY OB.JKCTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

19.55 estin'.ate

Total nnnihiT of permanent positions

Full-time eriuivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

25
23
47

29

28
54

24
28
50

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4,330
OS-6.1

$2, 933

CPC-3.3

$2, 708

$4, 873

as-7.0

$3,230

CPC-4.0

$3, 517

$4, 760
OS-6.7

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary,.

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,515

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$107, 246
121.874

312

$113,479
108, 354

318

.$92, 259
107, 569

255

Other positions

Regular pay in e-tcess of 52^week
base

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services — Continued

$22,326

$16, 567

$16, 567

Total personal services

02 Travel

251, 758

43,335

4,450

1,514

1,235

728

805, 076

12, 869

43, 653

1,953

28,622

694

2,857

2.38, 718

32. 770

2. .5.S0

1.600

1.0,10

3.465

627. 566

17,300

37. 4,50

814

210

216.6.50
28. 600

04 Communication services

1 200

06 Printing and reproduction

300
568 750

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Returned to donor

14,500

36. 900

700

15 Ta.xes and assessments... .. .

2,131

2 210

1, 198, 744
13,945

965,654
14, 660

872. 610
14, 660

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

Obligations incurred

1, 184, 799

950, 994

857 950

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Agricultural economist

Extension agricultural specialist.
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Extension agriculturist...

GS-11. Range .$5,940 to $6,940:

Extension educationist.

aS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,666

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct:
Lapses

Portion of salaries showni above paid

from other accounts

.\dd portion of salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary),

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base - . .

All personal services, departmental.

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-11. Range $5,910 to $6,940:

Entomologist

Pathologist.

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Entomologist

Geneticist

Pathologist

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955..

OS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

GS-2. Range $2,760 to $3,230..

OS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-4. Range .$2.7,50 to $3,230

CPC-2. Range .$2,42(1 to .$2,840

Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 or above:

C y togeneticist

Pathologist

Rates less than $5,060

Rates less than $4,600

Total permanent, field.
Deduct:
Lajises-

Portion of above salaries paid from

other accounts

.\dd portion of salaries shown In other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field

Other positions:
Temporary employment

Interm ittent employment

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional pay for service abroad...

01

All personal services, field.
Personal .services.

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8, 360

6,940

2 15, 300

,534

1 7, 020

1.2 7,452

2. 2 15, 198
76

16, 273

6,940

5, ,560
5,060
5,560
8,410
14,890
3,495
6,980
2,760
6.000

2 6, 380
1 2, 420

3 9,605
1 1, 329

23 82, 279

5.3 17,502

1. 3 5. 201

6.3 32.472

22.7 92,048

119, 463

2,411

237

20,887
1,439

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $18, 320
1 8,360

1 7, 240

5 37, 096
1.8 12,871

0. 6 3, 283

3.7 27,507

27, 676

1 5, 940

1 6, 140

6,185
6.685
12, 865
11. 230
10, 005
3,110

6,080
3,230

1 5,600

I 5, 060

4 12, 647

1 1,312

24 93, 089
1. 9 7, 136
1. 6 6, 947

1, 7 6, 966

22,2 86,972

104, 877

3,477

260

15, 027
1,640

211,143

238, 718

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $18, 320

2 18, 320
0. 3 6, 206

1.7 13,114
36

13,160

1 6.140

1 6. 140

5,310

6.810
13.116

7.570
10.085

3,190

6,240

1 .5. 600

1 5, 060

4 12. 647

1 1, 300

22 87, 207

1.8 6,442

1. 6 7, 044

1. 3 6, 424

79, 146

104, 177

3,392

219

15, 027
1,640

203,600

216, 650

TRUST FUNDS

499

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Special Statistical Work, Census

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classiflcatlon

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equiviAlent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

200
40
240

137
113

251

137
34

168

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,223
GS-5.6

$4,419
GS-5.9

$4, 661

Average grade

GS-5.9

01 Personal services-
Permanent positions

$1. 043. 377

123, 121

4,105

15,545

$522. 751

360, 094

2,975

$531,317

105. 073

Regular pay in excess of .'>2-week base.

2,710

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations)

02 Travel..

1, 186. 148
74, 109
4, 3,'i3
9,916
13, 528
24, 442
4,268
3.930
31, 352
2,042

875. 820
45.900
2,603
5, 842
8.315
15. 022
2,503
2,503

639,100
33. 459

1,827

04 DnrnTniinination sprvirv^.'!

4,263

6,090

06 Printing and reproduction.

10. 962

1.827

1.827

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

15 Taxes and assessments

839

645

1, 354, 068

959, 277

700,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL FUNCTIONS
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Rivers and Harbors Contributed Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

19.53 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

A verage number of all employees

65
60

110

104

70
66

-Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades;
-\ verage salary

$4,669
GS-6.8

$4, 694
GS-6.8

$4, 729

.\ verage grade

OS-6.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$265, 987

1,021
5.334

$466. 209

1,791
7,000

$294, 369

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,131

4,500

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorization)

272, 342

2,070

624

1,372

6,973

167, 297

12,315

94, 153

3, 184, 442

206.643

475. 000

10, 000

300

1,000

300,000

02 Travel

7, .WO

200

04 Communication services

500

07 Other contractual services

250.000

40,000

7.500

6, 417. 703

100. 000

10,000

09 Equipment

1,01)0
1, 097, 800

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

Total obligations.

3, 938, 231

7. 201, 503

1,517,000

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND
WELFARE

PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE

Public Health Service Conditional Gift Fund

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average niunber of all employees

4
4

5
5

4

4

Average salaries and grades:
Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6,700

$6,400

$6. 875

01 Personal services:

$23,933
80

$31, 077
123

$26. 894

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base.

106

Total personal servces

24,013

31,200

27,000

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$33

500

07 Other contractual services

$500

$500

24.546

31.700

27.600

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Rates of $5,060 and above:

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $22,300
1 4.600

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $23. 000
2 9.000

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $23,000

Rates less than $6,060

1 4. 600

4 26.800
0.4 2.867

5 32.000
0.1 923

4 27, 600

Deduct lapses

0. 1 606

Net permanent, field (average num-

3. 6 23. 933
SO

4.9 31.077
123

3.9 26,894

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.._

106

24, 013

31,200

27,000

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT

Contributed Funds, Bureau of Land Manageynent

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

7

9

8

01 Personal services: Positions other

$19,033

725

210

78

1,831

62,670

40,998

6,491

9,767

2,440

226

$38,400

735

250

75

1,830

59, 590

46,650

2,200

37,170

$23,825

02 Travel . -- -

740

225

80

1,830

07 Other contractual services

63,000

43,876

3,625

10,000

2,500

323

300

Obligations inctured-

143, 469

187, 223

160,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
Portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

Num- Total
ber salary

$346
18,687

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Positions other than permanent

$38,400

$23,825

19,033

38,400

23,825

Expenses, Public Survey Work

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

2

2

2

01 Personal services: Positionsother than

$5,710
47
7,660
473
399
231

$5,490

200

9,895

535

210

$5,400

100

8,715

610

13 Refimds, awards, and indemnities

275

14, 520 16, 330

15, 000

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

01 Personal services: Positions other than permanent— 1953, $5,710; 1954, $5,490; 1966,
$5,400.

500

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— Continued
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT— Continued

Trustee Funds, Alaska Townsites

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

01 Personal services: Positions other than

$200

$925
25

$934

02 Travel -.

25

24, 501
20

08 Supplies and materials. _ _

50

41

Obligations incurred

24, 721

1,000

1,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

01 Personal services: Positions other than permanent— 1953, $200; 1954, $925; 1955, $934.

BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS

Indian Moneys, Proceeds of Labor, Agencies, Schools, Etc.

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

285

52

300

282

54

313

282

52

305

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,501
GS-4.1

$3,479

CPC-5.0

$3,125

$3,491
OS-4.1

$3. 519

CPC-5.0

$3,200

$3,660

GS-4 1

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,572

CPC-5 0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 200

Personal service obligations:

$829, 144

149, 502

4, 168

26,906

$875, 269

161,728

4,982

28,240

$877, 137

161 023

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates

4,984
28. 240

Total personal service obligations...

1,009,720

1, 070, 219

1,071,384

Direct Obligations

470,736

30, 113

16, 787

79, 845

97, 412

1,691

384, 281

196, 924

74. 495

6,439

2,795

1,070,219

39,259

16,914

75, 152

112, 511

1,730

454, 591

724. 053

100.641

4.894

2.639

1 071 384

39,209

16, 414

75 152

112 829

1 715

440, 062
631 213

81. 092

4 894

15 Taxes and assessments —

2.639

1,361,518
32. 378

2, 602, 603
39, 603

2,476,603
39,603

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence --

Total direct obligations

1. 329, 140

2,563,000

2,437,000

Obligations Payable Out of ReimhursemeiUs
From Other Accounts

638,984

3,075

217,897

534,021

42. 631

03 Transportation of things --

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

Total obligations payable out of re-
imbursements from other ac-

1,336,608

Obligations incurred

2,665,748

2,,')63,000

2,437,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9, Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Procurement officer

Administrative assistant...
OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955.
GS-6. Range .$3,795 to $4,545.
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160.
GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655.
GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430.
QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230.
QS-l. Range $2,500 to $2,980..

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1

1
16

8
23
35
31
18

2

Total
salary

$5, 060
5.185
71, 530
31,235
85, 710
120, 482
95, 970
53, 150
4,400

1954 estimate

Num

Total

ber

salary

1

$5,185

1

5,310

15

67,825
31,660

8

23

86, 575

34

108,605

30

96,500

18

54, 670

2

4,570

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$5, 310
5.435
69, 450
32, 660
89, 075
121,455
98, 900
56, 110
4,730

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — continned

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Num

- Total

Niiir

- Total

Num

- Total

Field— Continued

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CFC-10. Range $4,565 to $5,315

2

$9,880

2

1 $0,005

2

$10, 130

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4,900

5,025

1

6,025

1

5.025

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490

17, 585

4

17, 685

4

17, 585

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

15, 540

4

15,640

4

1.1. 640

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

24,560

6

21.200

6

21,520

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

18, 964

6

19,284

6

19, 604

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

17, 700

4

18, 020

4

18.500

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032..

11

30, 632

11

31,192

11

31.832

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

9,750

4

9,870

4

10,190

Ungraded positions at hourly rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 or above:

Electrician

2

10,120

2

10, 120

2

10,120

Equivalent to less than $5,060

105

324, 261

106

335, 520

106

335 520

Total permanent, field

285

956 739

282

954 361

282

978, 791
101,654

Deduct lapses __ . -

37

127, 695

23

79,092

29

Net permanent, field (average num-

248

829, 144

259

876, 269

253

877, 137

Othcr positions: Intermittent employ-

149, 502

161, 728

161,023

Regular pay in excess of 52-weefc base...

4,168

4,982

4,984

Pavment above basic rates: Overtime

26,906

28,240

28,240

01 Personal services

1,009,720

1,070,219

1,071,384

Salaries and wages in the foregoing sched-

ule are distributed as follows:

470, 736

070, 219

,071,384

Obligations payable out of reimburse-

638,984

BUREAU OF RECLAMATION

Reclamation Tryst Funds

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

2.

65

97

115

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,515
GS-6.8

$4,783
GS-7.0

$4,848

GS-7.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$287, 409
1,064

$524,688
2,012

$627, 292

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base -

2,408

Total personal services

02 Travel - - -

288.473
8.316
3.131
1,461
703
2.855

301, 669

30,910

626. 700
14,800
1,000
6.000
4.000
11.000
39,500

60,495
23,000
15,200
4,100
6,165
1,600

629. 700
18.800

1.100

4.900

3.900

10.400

24. 300

Services included in other accounts:
General investigations. -.

8,165

2,243

13,250

1,509

16.000

4.400

13 Refunds, awards, and Indemnities

1,500

662, 685

701, 460

715,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estunate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS 7 Ranee .$4 205 to $4 955

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $4,205
1 4,160

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

Ofi-I Ranpe ^ 410 to .'$4 160

2 8, 365

52.6

279.044

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this

96.6

$524,688

114.9

$627, 292

Net permanent, field (average num-

54.6

287,409
1,064

96.6

524,688
2,012

114.9

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

627, 292
2,408

288,473

626, 700

629, 700

TRUST FUNDS

501

BUREAU OF MINES

Contributed Funds, Bureau of Mines

OBLIOATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

84
8
86

54
6

55

49
3
50

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
GS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

$4,958

GS-7.2

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,151

CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,079

01 Personal services:

$361, 373
35,895

1,562
5,793

$264, 827
28,629

1,092
2,394

$254, 162

12, 577

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

1,022

1,912

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-

404,623

13, 570

1,431

920

13,693

718

67, 024

42,582

11,276

5,668

10

22, 893

296,942

13, 074

859

644

7,571

667

49, 013

25,208

11,680

2,937

269, 673

10, 182

03 Transportation of things

804

359

6,499

495

18,837

08 Supplies and materials -

29, 617

10, 751

2,683

12,023

10, 827

584, 408

420,618

300, 727

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Jefferson National Expansion Memorial Contribution

OBLIGATIONS BI OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

2

1

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,681
GS-6.9

01 Personal services:

$7,675
30

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule under

7,705
57

02 Travel

$10, 340

7,762

10, 340

National Park Service, Donations

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

11
4
13

11

12
22

5

1
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grade:

$4,681
GS-6.9

$4, 713
GS-6.9

$4,720

GS-6.9

Personal service obligations:

$51, 502

10, 957

198

1,372

$54, 001

42, 771

208

777

$27,290

Other positions -- --

2,410

Regular pay in excess of 52-week basc---

105

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule under
current authorizations)

64,029

97, 767

29. 805

01 Personal services . -. -.

58,909

5,464

346

70, 426

7,798

619

25,305

02 Travel

1,950

03 Transportation of things _

200

OBLIGATIONS BT

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

$973

5,486

602

73, 766

3,472

4,564

680,093

65

194

$1,080
6,327
568
24,061
7,685
i613
190, 440

$550

05 Rents and utility services

6,000

300

07 Other contractual services

2,295

5,160

09 Equipment

2, 186

10 Lands and structures

150,000

15 Taxes and assessments _ .

383

60

Total obligations from donated

833,934

314, 000

193,005

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources:
01 Personal services - -

5,120

1,000

10

10

250

15

1,000

500

66

27,331

5,000

200

400

2,500

200

25,120

400

3,000

4,500

02 Travel --- -

50

335

09 Equipment

Total reimbursements from non-

7,971

64, 151

4,885

841, 905 378, 161

197,890

Preservation, Birthplace of Abraham Lincoln, National Park Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Average number of all employees - . ..

1

1

1

01 Personal services: Positions other
than permanent (see Consolidated
schedule under current authoriza-
tions) - --

$24
64
21
62
19

$200

$260

03 Transportation of things

10
60
25
2,000
100

10

60

05 Rents and utilitv servic-es -

25

08 Supplies and materials _ -

15
23

100

218

2,385

435

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Contributed Funds, Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the
Interior

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other employees.

23

4

25

15

24
32

16
15
24

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,564
GS-6.6
$4, 733

$4,638
GS-6.7
$4,767

$4,670

GS-6.7

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,725

Appropriated funds:
01 Personal services:

$81,033
11,856

306
30

$28,613
71, 771

111

$28, 613

45,831

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

111

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services (see
Consolidated schedule under
permanent authorizations)

93,225

7,418

527

340

1,182

1.074

12,072

1,142

195

14,254

736

100,495
18, 835
2,865
2,386
3.275
33, 520
60.725
5,309

74. 555
8,415

1.830

1.525

2.090

25,020

32.875

09 Equipment

3,390

15 Taxes and assessments —

300

300

Total obligations from appropri-

132, 165
35

217, 709

150,000

Reimbursements from non-Federal
sources;

132, 200

217,709

150, 000

502

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— Continued

OFFICE OF TERRITORIES

Funds Contributed for Improvement of Roads, Bridges, and Trails,
Alaska

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees

30
30

37
37

39
39

.\verage salaries and grades:
Ungraded positions: Average salary

$6, 518

$6, 593

$6,589

01 Personal services: Permanent posi-
tions (see Consolidated schedule
undercurrent authorizations)

07 Other contractual services

$198. 872
61,919

$241,166
68,834

$254, 402
45, 598

Obligations incurred . _

260, 791

300, 000

300, 000

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE

FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM

Comtnissari/ Funds, Federal Prisons

Schedule A-1. Accrued expenditures by objects

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

63
51

53
51

49

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:

$4,065
QS-6.3

$4, 126
GS-5.5

$4 168

Average grade

GS-6 4

01 Personal services:

$207, 174

896
1,001

$211,000

900
1,100

$196 000

Regular pay in e.Kcess of 62-week

900

1 100

Total personal services

209,070
177
1,215
3,833
3.923
1, 067, 626
4,284
2,795

213,000
1,000
1,200
3,000
6,000
1,054,432
5,000
3.000

198 000

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

1 ''OO

6 000

08 Supplies and materials ..

1 032 800

09 Equipment

5 000

3,000

Obligations incurred .

1.292,923
10.212

1, 285. 632
4,368

1,260,000

Net change in items on order

1, 303, 135

1,290,000

1 260 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:
Chief comraissarv clerk - .

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $11, 620
5 24, 476
7 31.315
30 117,176
9 30,335

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $11,620
4 19,445
10 44, 950
36 139,510
1 3. 176

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 810
4 19, 820

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,545

OS-6. Range .$3,410 to .$4,160

34 132, 690

GS-J. Range $3,175 to $3,655

Total permanent, field

63 214.920
2.4 7,746

S3 218. 700
2 7,700

49 203 770

Deduct lapses

2 7 770

Net permanent, field (average num-

60. 6 207, 174
896

616
386

51 211,000
900

600
500

47 196,000
900

600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week baso-..
Payment above basic rates:
Holidav pav

Nightwork differential

500

209,070

213,000

198,000

TREASURY DEPARTMENT

BUREAU OF CUSTOMS

Refunds, Transfers, and Expenses of Operation, Virgin Islands,
Bureau of Customs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees .

22

1
21

23

1

22

23

1

23

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$3,626
GS-4.2

.$2, 728
CPC-3.4

$3,905
OS-i.7

$2, 804
CPC-3.4

.$3, 911
GS-4 7

.\verage grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
Average salary

$2,880
CPC-3 4

01 Personal services:

$70, 074
1,211

269
29,003

$77. 500
1,600

300
15,100

$79, 500
1,600

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

300

Payment above basic rates

15 100

100, 557
167

66
717

15
477
700

86

67, 777

1,374
94

94.500
200
100
900
100
500
800
400

67,000

1,400
100

96,500

02 Travel

100

100

07 Other contractual services .

500

800

09 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions:
Payments to treasury of municipal-
ities of Virgin Islands of the United
States

13 Refimds, awards, and indemnities:

400

67,000

1,400

100

172,030 166.000

168,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Collector

Investigator, criminal .. _. .

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 240
1 7, 040

1 5, 310

1 4, 455
3 10, 980

2 6, 670

3 9. 3.30
6 17, 460

2 6,188

1 2, 712

2 6, 120

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,440
1 7 240

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:

Collector, assistant

OS-7. Range .$4,205 to $4,965

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

1 5. 185

1 4, .330
:i 10. 606

2 6, 610

3 9, 090
6 16,980

2 6,028

1 2. 632

2 4,980

1 5. 435
1 4, 580
3 11 355

GS-4. Range .$3,176 to $3,6.55

2 6.830

GS-3. Range $3,9.i0 to $.3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $S,230

3 9. .570
6 17,940

Craft.<;, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-5. Range $2,974 to $3,454

CPC-3. Range $2,,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

2 6, 348

1 2. 792

2 5, 260

Total permanent, field - -

22 73, 580
0. 8 3, 600

23 82, 506
0. 6 5, 005

23 84 790

0. 2 5. 290

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

21.2 70,074

1,211
269

10,679
18,424

22.4 77.500

1,600
300

12,000
3.100

22. S 79, 500

Other positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

1,600

RegiUar pay in excess of 52-week base.__

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Additional p.ay for service abroad

300

■ 12.000
3.100

01 Personal services .. -

100, 667

94.500

96,500

Refunds, Transfers, and Expenses of Operation, Puerto Rico, Bureau
of Customs

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Oliject classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all oniployeos

216

3

216

215

2

216

215

2

216

TRUST FUNDS

503

OBMGATIONS BY OBJECTS COntmTied

Object classification

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Averagesalary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Otiier positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

base

Payment above basic rates

Total personal services . . _ _

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

00 Equipment

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions:

Payments to the Treasurer of

Puerto Rico -

13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities:

Refunds and drawbacks

15 Taxes and assessnieuts

Obligations incurred ,

1953 actual

$4,681
GS-6.9

$3,273
CPC-4.9

1883,116
10, 556

3,397
338, 503

1.235,572
20.121
4.425
7.810
5.100
20,460
11,959
10,505

2. 704, 446

81,329
1,669

4,103.396

1954 estimate

$4. 820
GS-7.3

$3,3.36
OPC-4.9

$907, 000
6.000

3.500
164, 600

1,081.000
9.000
6,600
8.600
6.000
12.000
12.000
3,000

2, 779, 000

81,000
2,000

4,000.000

1955 estimate

$4, 926
GS-7.3

$3,389
CPC-4.9

$924. 000
6,000

3,600
159, ,500

1.09:i. 100
20, 000
6, .500
R. 500
6, 000
12,000
12,000
3,000

2, 755. 900

81,000
2,000

DETAir. OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Collector

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Collector, assistant-

08-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Appraiser

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:

Administrative officer-

Chemist--

Criminal investigator, supervising. .

Examiner

Inspector

(LS-IO. Range $6,500 to $6,250:

Accountant, fiscal

Examiner

Inspector, supervising - . .

Inspector

Liquidator

Marine officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Admeasurcr

Appraiser

Collector, deputy

Entry officer

Examiner

Inspector, supervising . -

Inspector

Liquidator -

C.S-8. Range $4,620 to $5.370

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,956

OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4„54.5

Reimbursable

GS-5. Range $:f,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,6.55

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

GS-2. Range $2,750 to. $:!.230-.-

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $:!,680-._

CPC-4. Range .$2,7.50 to $3.230

CPC-3. Range $2..552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

Tot.al permanent, field-
Deduct lapses, . --- --

Xet permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary) _ __.

Other positions:

Temporary employment _

Intermittent employment: Day labor.

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base--.

Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Additional pay for service abroad

Personal services -

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$9,800

8. 560

7. 240

12. 680
6.940
6, 340
6. 140
6, 540

6,260
18.260

6, 000
6.2,50
5.750

5.435
5. 435
11.745
11.245
5,310

6.435

5. 685

94, 405

243. 955

1,5.9:10

3,796
.30, 030
60, 030
19,060

8, 6.50

127.990
24.000
14.950
86, 760
12.460

216 897.0.35
3.4 13,919

212.6 883.116

4,974
6. 682
3,397

118.:!02

6,400

213, 801

1.23.5. .572

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

.$10. 000

8. 760

7. 240

12.880
6. 140
6.340
6. 34C
0.740

fl.?50
IS. 600

5. 625

6. 125
6. 250

5, 875

6. 560

5. 560
22.115
ll.:)70

6. 435
21.740

5.435
5.810
299. 190
13.365
16,430

8 31.030

18 61.. 390

6 19. 460

3 8, 890

i:!0.680
24.400
1 6, 190
87,120
12,800

215 916,045
1.5 9,045

1965 estimate

ber

Total
salary

$10,200

5, 900

7. 441)

13. 280
0.310
6.540
6.540
6. 740

6. 2.50
18, 750

5, 7.50
6. 2.50
r>, 375

0, ono

5.685

5. 685

22. 365

11,620

5. 660

22, 240

5. 560

5. 810

306,066

13,740

16.930

8 32. 030

18 62.590

6 19. 780

3 9. 050

i:i2.890
24,800
16,4.30
88, 240
13,150

215 934, 636
1.5 10.635

213. 5 907, 000

6. 000
3, .500

116.000
6.500
42,000

1.081.000

213.5 924,000

6,000
3.6Cfl

116.000

6.500

37,000

1,093.100

INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE

Expenses, Treasunj Department, Enforcement Title HI, National
Prohibition Act, as Amended, Puerto Rico and Virgin Islands

OBLIG.tTIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of ail employees

22
21

22
21

22
21

Average salaries and grades:
Genera) schedule grades:

$4,696
GS-6.8

.$4,655
GS-6.8

$4,748

Average grade

GS-6.8

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions --.

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

$96,623

371
24. 400

$98,025

375
921

$98,026
376

951

Total personal services

121,394

577

1

387

11

1,011

1,417

99. 321

1,000

5

400

16

1.000

1.600

99. 351

02 Travel

1.000

5

04 Communication services

400

15

1.000

1. .500

124, 798

103, 241

103, 271

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-II. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Inspector

OS-10. Range $6,600 to $6,250:

Chemist -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Inspector- -

GS-8. Range $4,020 to $5,370---
GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,955---
OS-6. Range $3,796 to $4,545---
GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655---
OS-3. Range $2,9,50 to $3,430---

Total permanent, field 22

Deduct lapses 1

1953 actual

Num-
ber

2
2
10
2
1
3

Total
salary

$6, 140

5, 625

10.745
10,115
47, 175
8.215
3. 335
9,730

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base.- -

Payment above basic rates: Additional

pay for service abroad -

Personal services-

101, 080

4,457

96, 623
371

24,400

121, 394

1954 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $6. 140

1 5, 750

2
2
10
2
1
3

10. 995
10. 240
47. 425
8.465
3.416
9.970

22 102, 400
0. 0 4. 375

21.4 98.025
376

921

99. 321

1956 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1

1

2
2
10
2

1
3

$6. 340

6, 875

11.245
10. 490
48. :soo
8. 590
3. 495
10, 130

22 104.465
0. 6 6. 440

21.4 98.025
375

99,351

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Fees and Uther Collections, Recreation Board, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions —
Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all emjiloyees--

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week

base

Total personal services —

02 Travel ---

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rentsand utility services..- --

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments — -

Obligations incurred --

1953 actual

.$3, 410
GS-5.0

$3. 410
41. 070

14

44. 494

40

73

496

1.990

4.914

8.880

21.267

2,979

2.542

87. 665

1964 estimate

$3.5.36
OS-5.0

$3. .534
41. 452

14

45. 000

60

75

,500

2.000

5.000

9. 000

21. ,500

3.000

2.600

88, 725

1955 estimate

1

12
13

.$3,660
OS-5.0

$3. 633
42. 353

14

46, 000

60

100

600

2.100

5.200

9,500

22, 000

3,300

2,625

91, 485

504

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— Continued

Fees and Other Collections, Recreation Board, District of Columbia —
Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$3,410

Num-
ber

1

Total
salary

$3,636

1

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $3,660
27

Deduct lapses -

Net permanent, departmental (av-

1

3,410

41, 070
14

1

3,534

41, 452
14

1 3,633

42, 353
14

Other positions: Intermittent employ-

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

01 Personal •sPr^'CP-'s

44,494

45,000

46 000

Grants by Children's Bureau, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

68

6

67

59

6

60

69
6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,370
GS-0.1

$4,466
GS-6.4

Average grade

GS 6 4

01 Personal services:

$281, M2
22, 521

1,156

$249. 069
28,632

1,042

$248, 708
28,991

1 044

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

Total personal services .

305, 219

732

2,936

971

2.938

61. 485

23.510

4.349

278, 743

732

2,935

970

2,935

1,270

23,500

4.350

278 743

2,935
970

05 Rents and utilities

2,935
1 270

07 Other contractual services

23,600
4,350

09 Equipment

Obligations incurred

402, 140

315, 435

315, 436

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Director, maternal and child welfare.

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 800

1 7.840
1 7, 240

1 5,940
1 6, 940
1 6. 940
4 24. 760
3 19. 020

1 5,060
1 6,810
1 5,810
1 5, 435
1 6, 580
1 6, 6.85

1 6, 560

3 16, 805
15 65, 825

2 8,090

6 21. 835

7 24, 545

4 12, 680
a 29, 980

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1 $8,040
1 7,240

1 6, 140
1 5, 940

1 5. 940

2 13, 080

3 19, 420

1 5, 185
1 5,810
1 5, 810
1 6,435
I 6, 685
1 5, 810

1 5, 685
3 17. 055

15 66, 739

2 8,465
7 25, 870
7 24, 465

3 9. 810
6 14, 180

1 $8 040

Clinic director .

1 7 440

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Director, social service .

1 6 140

1 6 140

Speech therapist . .

1 5 940

2 13. 080

Casework supervisor ..

3 19 820

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Nursing consultant, pediatric

Consultant nurse, orthopedic

Consultant nurse, maternity

1 6. 185
1 6, 810
1 6, 810
1 6, 560

Statistician

1 6.810

Nutritionist

1 5 810

Specialist In health education

Casework supervisor

1 5. 810
3 17 305

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Ranee $3,795 to $4,545

15 67, 950
2 8, 465

GS-6. Range -$3,410 to $4.160

GS^. Range .$3,175 to $3,655 .

7 26. 370
7 24, 645

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

3 9,990

GS-1. Range $2,500 to $2,980 . .

5 14, 370

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

68 305, 160
5.5 23,618

59 271.804
5. 1 22, 735

59 275, 390
6 8 26 682

Net permanent, departmental Cav-

62. 5 281, 542

7.397

16, 124

1,156

53.9 249,069

12,681
15, 961
1,042

63. 2 248, 708

Other positions:

12, 726

Intermittent employment

16, 265

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base...

1,044

01 Personal services

303.219

278, 743

278, 743

Grants by Public Health Service, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classlflcatiou

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions
.\verage number of all employees

63

7

56

42

5

42

42

5

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$3,872
GS-4.8

$3,191
CPC-3.0

$3, 860
GS^.6

.$3. 051
CPC-3.5

$3,893
GS-4 6

Average grade .

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
.\verage salary

$3. 131
CPC 3 5

-Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$189,043
25,606

781
196

$141. 789
19, 850

600
196

$141. 061
19 963

Other positions ...

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Payment above basic rates.

196

Total personal services

215, 626

3,664

9

3,215

382

415, 381

3,979

3.328

162,435
3,665
10
3,215
380
4,575
8,001
3,300

161 820

02 Travel

3,665
10

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication.

3,215
380

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

4,575

08 Supplies and materials

3 900

09 Equipment

3,300

Obligations Incurred

645,584

185, 581

180, 865

DETAIL OP PERSONAL SERVICES

General schedule grades:

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Medical officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Director, public health education..

Safety engineer

Budget analvst and accountant

OS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Public health nurse, supervisor

Nursing consultant

Statistician

Clinic psychologist

Public health engineer

GS-7. Range ,$4,205 to $4,955...

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

OS-5. Range $3,410 to $4.160

aS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430..

GS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230...

Total, permanent, general schedule
grades

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, crafts, protective,
and custodial grades

Total permanent, departmental.
Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Other positions:

Part-time employment

Intermittent employment

Regular pay In excess of 52-week base..
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Night-work differential

Personal services.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

1 $7. 640

6,540
6.940
6,140

S.185

5,685

6,435

6,685

5,060

13.490

7,966

11,230

27, 575

65,000

17, 860

3
2
3
8
20
6

51 197, 430

6,382

6,382

53 203. 812
3.8 14,769

49.2 189,043

13,218

12,388

781

35
161

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$7,640
6,740

5,310
5,810
6.435
5,940

2
2
4
6
13
6

9,245
8,090
14,890
21,290
42, 510
17, 620

39 150, 620

1 3, 150

1 2, 952

6,102

156, 622
14,833

37.1 141,789

7,408

12,442

600

35
161

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7,840

1 6,740

1 5,310

1 5, 810

1 5.560

1 5,940

2
2
4
6
13

8,985
8.340
15,140
21. 370
42. 970
17.860

39 151, 865

1 3, 230
1 3,032

6,262

41 158, 127
4.4 17,066

36.6 141,061

7,481

12, 482

600

35

161

Miscellaneous Trust Fund Deposits, District of Columbia

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

77

5

72

78
3
81

78

3

80

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary ...

$4,142
OS-5.9

$3,991
CPC-6.9

$4, 214
GS-5.9

$4,022
CPC-6.9

$4,296

GS-5.9

Crafts, protective,]and custodial grades:

$4,053

Average grade

CPC-6.9

TRUST FUNDS

505

OBLIGATIONS Br

OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Average salaries and grades— Continued
Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3,541

$3,648

$4,046

01 Personal services:

$257, 437
17, 801

1,178
3,519

$305. 875
11,727

1,217
4,088

$320, 140

Other positions .. ..

11,771

Eegular pay in excess of 62-week
base .

1,217

Payment above basic rates - - . .

4,099

Total personal services

02 Travel . . ..

279, 935

1,330

173

403

7,233

1,735

630,919

27,246

79, 403

19,298

388,068

363, 035

322,907

1,450

180

450

7,233

1,800

639,081

29,325

66,658

22,600

390,000

345,000

337,227
1,4.S0

180

04 Conimunication services

450

7.233

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services

Services performed by other agencies.

08 Supplies and materials

1,800

538.833

25,950

06.6.58

16, 596

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
13 Refunds, awards, and indemnities

390.000
345,000

Obligations incurred

1, 688, 778

1,726,684

1, 731, 377

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:

Num-

Total

Num-

Total

Num-

Total

General schedule grades:

ber

salary

ber

salary

ber

salary

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

1

$7,040

1

$7,240

1

$7. 240

Railway cost engineer . .

1

7,040

1

7,040

1

7,040

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1

5,940

1

5,940

1

6,140

OS-10. Range $5,500 to $6,250:

Accountant and auditor (senior)

4

22,875

4

22,750

i

23,250

1

5,500

1

6,625

1

5,750

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1

5,435

1

5,560

1

5,685

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

1

5.245

1

5,370

1

5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

2

8,535

2

8,785

2

9,035

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

3

11, 635

3

12,010

3

12,385

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

5

18,675

6

19,050

6

19,550

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

8

26,440

8

26,840

8

27,400

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

7

22, 010

7

22,730

7

23,050

OS-2. Range $2,750 to $3.230

1

2,750

1

2,750

1

2,750

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-9. Range $4,150 to $4.900

1

4,400

1

4.525

1

4.660

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4.490

1

3.740

1

3.865

1

3.990

CPC-7. Range $.5,435 to $4.035

5

20.675

6

20.675

6

20, 675

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

1

3,112

1

3,112

1

3,112

Positions at hourly rates: Rates equiva-

lent to less than $.'1,060:

Trade foreman. Range $2.30 to $2.58..

3

14, 727

3

14, 727

3

16.098

Senior mechanic. Range $2.10 to $2.38.

8

.15, 319

9

39, S13

9

43. 679

Mechanic. Range $1.90 to .$2.14

3

11,794

5

19.967

5

22.2.55

Inspector. Range $1.71 to $1.95

3

9.798

3

9.798

3

11.296

Minor mechanic. Range $1.57 to $1.77.

6

15,684

4

12. 461

4

13, 896

Truck driver. Range $1.50 to $1.70,...

1

2,787

1

2.870

1

3.224

Submechanic. Range $1.44 to $1.64

3

8.736

4

11,316

4

12,814

Skilled laborer. Ranse $1.40 to $1.60..

4

10.983

3

8,238

3

9.152

Laborer. Range $1.24 to $1.44.

3

7,009

2

4,826

2

5,166

Total permanent, departmental

77

297,884

78

307, 8S2

78

324,661

Deduct lapses .

10.6

40, 447

.5

2,007

1.1

4,611

Net permanent, departmental (av-

pragp niimbpr, net pa'^ry)

66. 5 257. 437

77. 5 305. 875

76. 9 320. 140

Other positions:

1,775

1,775

1,819

Tntprmittenr pmplnyrnpnf

16, 026

9.952

9,952

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...

1,178

1.217

1,217

Payment above basic rates; Overtime..

3,619

4,088

4,099

01 Personal services

279, 935

322,907

337, 227

Redevelopment Program, Redevelopment Land Agency, District of
Coluvibia

OBLIGATIONS B1 OBJECTS

Object classification

19.53 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

20

1

18

24

24

20

20

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4, 747
GS-7.6

$2. 552
CPC-3.0

$5. 115
GS-7.6

$2. 632
CPC-3.0

$5,228

Average grade

GS-7.6

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$2,712

Average grade

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$77. 650
2,481

357

$99. 995
2,000

463

$99. 995

2,000

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

463

80,488

1,075

480

102, 458

1,000

480

1,800

400

317, 990

2,000

2,000

6,867,000

18,000

110, 872

102, 458

02 Travel

1,000

04 Communications , ..

480

1,800

370

126,370

2,864

2,758

400

07 Other contractual services

462, 000

2.000

09 Equipment .

2.00O

5, 000. 000

49.000

14 Interest

9.732
292. 459

176, 657

16 Investments and loans

373. 305

Ohligj^t'ons innirrpH

616, 696

7, 424, 000

6, 160, 000

DET.\IL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Executive director

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
.Assistant executive director

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Assistant executive director

Land planning engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

General counsel

Land planning engineer

Realty officer

GS-11. Range $.5,940 to $6,940:

.\dministralive officer

Assistant finance and real estate of-
ficer .-

Chief, relocation section

General counsel

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Attorney

QS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,956

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160....

OS-!. Range $3,175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Other positions: Temporary employ-
ment .-■

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .

01 Personal services •

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,050

8,660

7,240
7,040

6,140
6,140

8,410
20,835
9,845
3,170

2,552

20 96, 922
4 19, 272

16 77, 650

2,481
357

80,488

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$11,300
9,600

9,160
7,040

7,040
6,940

5,940
6,140

5,810
8,660
24, 870
9,686
6,460

2,632

24 120, 277
.4 20,282

19.6 99,996

2,000
463

102, 468

1965 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $11,300

1 9, 800

1 9, 360
1 7,240

1 7,040

1 6,140

1 6. 140
1 6, 340

6,810
8,910
25,620
9,925
6,620

2,712

24 122, 967
4.6 22,962

19.5 99,996

2,000
463

102, 468

WORKING FUNDS

INDEPENDENT OFFICES
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION

Consolidated Working Fund, National Zoological Park, Smithsonian
Institution (Trust Account)

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

134

4

132

135

2

133

136
4

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salarv

$5,260
GS-7.0

$3,394
CPC-5.1

.$5. 022
OS-6.6

$3,407
CPC-5.1

.$5 11''

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3 628

CPC 5 1

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions .

$454, 988

11,965

1.826

10,373

$465,824
5.741
1,912
9.710

$471 764

14. 741

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.

1.912
9.710

479, 152

53

1,124

2,290

4,904

80

1,180

103, 222

18,783

1,477

4S:i. 1S7
2.000
2.500
2.350
5.200
500
2.50O
108,015
18,748

02 Travel

2 000

04 nnmTniinip;\finn t;prvirp<j

2 350

5. 20O

06 Printing and reproduction..

500
2,500

113,015

09 Equipment ..

20 808

15 Taxes and assessments ..

1,000

Obligations incurred

612, 265

625,000

648,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEBTICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10,600

1 9,360

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10,600

1 9,360

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $10,600

QS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

1 9,360

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

I 5, 940

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 5,810
1 5,810

Maintenance and construction

1 5,810
1 4,205
1 4, 670
3 12, 105

3 10. 085
1 3,430

1 5.315
1 4.900
6 26. 440

10 37, 850
32 115,040
38 126, 052

11 35,130
20 67,280

4 11, 150

1 6.810

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,965 .

1 4. 330

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

1 3,920

3 12, 105

2 6,830
1 3,430

1 5.315
1 4.900
6 26.315

10 37, 750
32 114,960
38 125, 332

11 34.810
20 56,960

4 11,150

1 4. 670

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

3 12.230

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655 .

3 10. 325

0!5-3 Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3. 430

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-IO. Range $4,565 to .$5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,1,W to .$4,900

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to .$4.490

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4.035

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680-

CPC-5. Range $2,074 to $3,454

CPC^. Range $2,750 to $3,230

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2. Range $2,420 to $2,840

1 6.440
1 4,900
6 26.815

10 38. 650
32 116.660
38 128.372

11 35.450
20 58. 160

4 11,290

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses .. . .

134 475,357
5.7 20,369

135 479, 422
3.8 13,598

136 492, 332
4.5 20,568

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary) .

128.3 454,988

9,852
2,113
1,828

7,733
2,640

131.2 465,824

4,941

800

1,912

6,700
3,010

131. 5 471, 764

Other positions:
Temporary emplo>inent-

Intermittent employment

12,941
1.800

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

1.912

6.700
3.010

01 Personal services

479, 152

483, 187

498, 127

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Consolidated Working Fund, Commerce, Office of the Secretary of
Commerce

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade., __.

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

Total personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

06 Printing and reproduction..

07 Other contractual services.

Services performed by otheragencies.

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Total obligations.

1963 actual

$5,290
O.S-7.5

$220, 185

221, 15!

1,800

35

4.375

8,735

906

1,261

17. 272

437

579

266, 654

1964 estimate

$5, 745
GS-8.2

$249. 957
5.000

1.005

255. 962
4,000

250
5,626
15,300
2,150
2,000
8,200
2.800

500

296. 787

1955 estimate

43

1
42

$5, 903
GS-8.3

$239, 715
3,000

170

243. 685
3, 000

100
6,000
10,350
1,700

500
5,814
2,376

550

274, 074

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-16. Range $12,000 to $12,800:
Chairman, Government patents

board

G.'!-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:
Executive secretary, air coordinat-
ing committee

General counsel

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Assistant to chairman. Government

patents board -

Secretary, aircraft claimant division.

Secretary, airport use panel

Secretary, airspace subcommittee...
Secretary, air traffic control and

navigation panel

Secretary, economic and legal divi-
sion

Secretary, technical division

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant to general counsel

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
.Administrative assistant, airspace

subcommittee

IvCgal assistant

Secretary, Government patents

board

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810;

Administrative officer

Research analyst

Assistant for international civil

aviation organization affairs

Cartograplier aid, auspace subcom-
mittee

Legal assistant

Secretary

OS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

aS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

OS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,665

aS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430....

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades;
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Total permanent, departmental —

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12. 000

11,800

10.000
9,800
9,600
9,600

10, 200

10.000
10,400

5,940

6,060
5,060

5,310

5.060
5,060

22,400
11,760
41,260
16, 996
18, 340

3,032

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12,000

11.800
10. 800

10. 000
10.000
9.600
9,800

10, 200

10.000
10.600

5,940
6,140

5,940

5, 185
5.185

5,685
5. 1S5

5,000
22. 650

7,965
50,830

7,230

9,250

3,112

1966 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $12, 200

11.800
10,800

10, 200
10,000
9,800
9,800

10, 400

10. 200
10,600

6,140
6,140

6.140

5. 310
5,310

5,810
6,310

5
2
13
2
2

5,165
23,275

8,215
51,580

7,310

6,380

3,112

44 250,157 43 251,017

507

508

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE— Continued

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued

Consolidated Working Fund, Commerce, Office of the Secretary of
Commerce — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental— Continued

Num- Totjil
ber salary

8.5 $31,472

Num- Total
ber salary

$200

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $11, 402

Net permanent, departmental Cav-

39.5 220,185

44 249, 957

5,000
1,006

41 239, 615
3,000

Otlier positions: Intermittent employ-
ment

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base-.

969

1,070

221, 154

255, 962

243, 685

BUREAU OF THE CENSUS

Consolidated Working Fund, Commerce, Census

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

460

18

361

129

129

Average number of all employees - ..

1.3S

134

Average salaries and grades;
General schedule grades:
Average salary ... ..

$4,223
GS-5.6

$4,419
QS-6.9

$4,551

Average grade

GS-5 9

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions.

$1,205,652 .1;.5S1.310

$567,430

68,583

'

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

4,611
65,276

2,298
30,584

2,298

Payment above basicrates

30, 5S4

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations).. . -. ..

1,344,122

14,072

1,613

21,000

115,299

68,630

13, 625

8,226

511

1,044

614, 192
6,370
700
8,890
40, 9.50
17, 488
7,280
3,360

600, 312

02 Travel

6,370

03 Transportation of things

700

8,890

06 Rents and utility services.

47, 950

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

24.368
7,280

3,360

770

770

Obligations incurred . ...

1, 578, 142

TOO 000

700,000

CIVIL AERONAUTICS ADMINISTRATION

Consolidated Working Fund, Commerce, Civil Aeronautics Adminis-
tration.

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

52
52

24
24

24
24

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary . .

$5. SOS
GS-9.1

$4,117
CPC-8.7

$5, 550
GS-7.7

$4,117
CPC-8.7

$5. 650

GS-7.7

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$4,117

Average grade . _ .

CPC-8.7

01 Personal services:

$290, 786
1,118

$124, 123
477

$124, 123

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
l^se . -

477

Total personal services

291.904

13.215

2.241

8,997

119,356

1,799

455, 520

12,215

88,737

292, 775

312, 367

644

124, 600
1,200
1.050
1.000

124. 500
300

130, 500

124 600

02 Travel . .

1,200

03 Transportation of things .

1. 050

1.000

05 Rents and utility services _ _ _

124. 500

300

130,500

08 Supplies and materials

37,800

49. 700

30, 280

3.50

37,800

09 Equipment..

49, 700

15 Taxes and assessments -

350

Obligations incurred

1, 699, 770

601,280

471, 000

DETAIL OP PEESONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Chief of branch

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $8,960

2 17, 320
4 35, 440

2 14, 480
4 30, 160

1 6, 140
7 43,380

3 15,930
13 59, 790

6 24,770

2 7,445

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $9, 160
1 9, 360

1 7, 840
1 8,040

1 $9, 160
1 9, 360

1 7 840

Engineer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:
Air traffic control specialist

Engineer

1 8,040

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 6,940

1 5,810
6 29, 480

1 4,420

2 8, 195
2 7, 230

1 3, 430

2 9. 130
2 8, 300
2 7, 270

1 6,940

1 5,810
6 29,480

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:
Engineer

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $1,955 -

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160 ..

2 8 195

OS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 7,230
1 3 430

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3, 350

2 9, 130
2 8, 300
2 7, 270

Crafts protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to $.5,315

CPC-9. Range $4,1.50 to $4,900

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,035

2 9. 130
2 8. 300
2 7, 270

52 291, 865
1 5, 840

0. 8 4. 761

24 124. 605
0. 7 3, 863

0. 6 3, 381

24 124, 605

Deduct lapses

0. 4 2, 490
0 4 2 008

Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
account

Net permanent, field (average num-

51. 8 290, 786
1,118

23. 9 124, 123

477

24 124, 123
477

Eegular pay in excess of 52-week base—

01 Personal services

291, 904

124,600

124,600

WEATHER BUREAU

Consolidated Working Fund, Comtn^rce, Weather Bureau

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

394

49

380

438
50
425

400

50

383

.\vcrage salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

.$4, 220
GS-6.0

$4, 179
GS-6.9

$4, 201

GS-5.9

01 Personal services:

$1,396,917
87,861

5,373
101, 024

$1, 585. 900
89, 200

6,100
102, 250

$1,423,200

89, 200

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base -.

5,500

101, 100

1, 591, 175
66, 076
28,885
31,027

152, 449
16, 466
32, 963

137, 84«
63,282
4,326

1, 783. 450
81.6.50
42.200
41. 3.50

164.000
30, ,500
65, 950

172, 600
19, 600
4,500

1,619,000

02 Travel .....

76,400

36. 200

40.900

151.000

06 Printing and reproduction

22.500

40. 900

08 Supplies and materials . ..

12B. 700

20. 100

4,200

Subtotal

2, 124, 496
5,065

2,395,800
6,500

2, 137, 900

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence

6,600

2,119,431

2,389,300

2,131,400

DETAIL OF PEKSONAL SERVICES

Departmental;
General schedule gr.ades:
GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Chief of section

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Chief of section

Liaison officer

QS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant chief of section

Climatologist

Meteorological analyst

Meteorologist, general service.

Research meteorologist

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Climatologist

Electronics engineer.

Instrument technician.

Meteorological analyst

Meteorological assistant

Research meteorologist

Scientiflc illustrator

1953 actual

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$8,560

21, 520
7,440

12,280

25,660

6.140

5,940

49, 520

6.435

5,310
10, 245
10, 370

5,310
36, 795

5,060

1954 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$8,560

21,920
7,440

6,540
25, 760
6,140
5.940
49, 920

6,435
5.310
10, 370
15. 430
6,310
37,045

1955 estimate

Num- Total

ber salary

1 $8, 760

3 21,920

1 7,640

6,640

25.960

6,340

6.140

50, 320

5,660
5,435
10, 370
16, 555
5,435
47, 415

WORKING FUNDS

509

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEETicES — Continued

Departmental— Continued
Qenenil scliedule emdes— Continued

GS-7. R.inse $4,205 to $4,965

OS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655..-

G S-3. Range $2,950 to $3.430

Ungraded positions at liourly rates:

Eriuivalent to $5,060 or above; Litho-
graphic pressman

Equivalent to less than $5,060

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base. . .
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightworlc difTerential

All personal services, departmental ,

Field:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range .$9,600 to $10,600:

Airplane pilot

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Project director -..

Statistician..

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Forecaster

M eteorological analyst

Meteorological specialist.

Meteorologist in charge, field office.

Research meteorologist

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

Assistant ciiief of section

Forecaster

Meteorological specialist

Research meteorologist

Technical assistant.

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Forecaster -.

Instrument technician

Maintenance technician

Meteorological specialist

Observational specialist —

Tabulation project planner .-.

GS-7. Range $4,205 to .$4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545..

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160

GS-4. Range $3,175 to .$3,655

GS-3. Range $2,9.60 to .$3,430

QS-2. Range $2,750 to $3,230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range .$4,566 to $5,315

CPC-6. Range $:i.200 to $3,680.

CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $5,060 —

Total permanent, field

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)

Other positions: Part-time employment
Regular pay in excess of 52-weefe base...
Payment above basic rates:

Overtime and holiday pay

Nightwork differential

Living and quarters allowance. ,

Additional pay for service abroad

All personal services, field

01 Personal services

1953 actual

Num- Total
ber salary

$67, 325
76. 685

164.415
49, 625
42, 740

6,948
4,492

144 626, 715
24.4 88,213

119. 6 538, 502
2,071

8,421
2,672

551, 666

19,200

1 8.360
1 8,360

2

2

2

5

4

1

59

14

27

16

80

3

3
1

2

7.840
7,040
21. 120
21.120
14.280

6.140
23.760
12.080
36.240

5.940

10, 120
10,120
10, 120
25,425
20,865
6,185

260, 720
56.006

101, 070
53.360

255, 120
8,730

13, 695
3,600
6,064

250 1,036,943
38. 3 176, 946

858,997
87,861
3,303

58,792

4,263

926

26, 367

1,039,609

1,691,175

1954 estimate

Num- Total
her sabry

$76. 235
77,310

172.610
46. 770
43.060

1 5. 948
3 13. 020

148 646.073
23.8 80,473

124. 2 665. 600
2.100

7,000
2,600

2
2
2
7
4
1
63
16
33
26
94
3

19.200

8.360
8,560

7,840

7,240

21, 320

21.320

14.480

6.340
23.960
23. 960
36.540

5.940

10, 246
10, 120
10, 245
35, 670
21,115
5,186

279, 040
63,970

124, 406
85,430

298, 020
8.810

3 13,820

1 3,680

2 6, 144

1 4,264

290 1,185,323
38.5 165,023

251.6

,020,300
89,200
4,000

61,600

4,500

950

26,700

1,206,160

1,783,450

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$76. 360
77. 935

166, 665
47,090
43, 380

1 5,948

3 13. 250

148 664,018
28.5 94,468

119.5 659.550
2.060

6.900
2.600

8,560

8.040
7,240
21,520
21,520

6,340
24.160
24.160
24.160

6,140

10,246

5,185

25, 675

21,116

.5.310

275. 836

64. 596

125. 405

72, 730

245. 240

8,890

3,680
6,224

252 1,026,233
38.2 162,583

863,650
89,200
3,450

60,660

4,400

950

25,600

1,047,900

1,619,000

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
FUNCTIONS

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY

Consolidated Working Fund, Army

OBLIGATIONS BT OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees.

201
182

314
199

40
37

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$4,720
GS-6. 9
$3,602

$4,500
QS-6.3
$3, 712

$4,040

Average grade

GS-5.5

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$3, 661

lOBLioATiONS BY OBJECTS — continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1965 estimate

01 Personal services:

$488, 858

2,929
278, 983

$648,142

3,224
197,095

$148, 270

Regular pay to excess of 52-week
base -.

625

Payment above basic rates

16,104

770, 770

94,040

310

76,083

504

1

460,487

8,947

4,319

50,000

848, 461

93, 075

125

23,346

490

1

452, 587

8,720

6,039

1,000

164,999

02 Travel

93,000

03 Transportation of things

17.060

05 Rents and utilities

290

1

453, 909

08 Supplies and materials

6,240

4,950

Obligations incurred

1,464,461

1,433,844

740, 439

DETAIL OP PEHSONAL SERVICES

Departmental:
General schedule grades:

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Attorney adviser

Realty officer

Statistician

GS-11. Range $6,940 to $6,940:
Realty officer.

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $6,810:

Accountant

Attorney adviser

Realty officer.

OS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955...

QS-6. Range $3,795 to .$4,645...

QS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,655.. .

Total permanent, departmental .
Deduct lapses.

Net permanent, departmental

(average number, net salary)

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base. . .

All personal services, departmental .

Field:
General schedule grades:

GS-16. Range $10,800 to $11,800;

Engineer, civil

Engineer, general

OS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600;

Attorney

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction manage-
ment

Engineer, general

Procurement officer

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Administrative officer...

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment -

Engineer, general

Engineer, safety

Fiscal officer

Organization and methods exam-
iner

Realty officer

Supply officer

Supply planning officer

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Accountant, business

.\dministrative officer

.A-ppraiser

Attorney adviser.

.\uditor

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction management.

Engineer, electrical.

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical ..

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural..

Equipment technician

Geologist

Labor relations officer

Org.anization and methods examiner.

Personnel officer

Procurement expediter

Property and supply officer

GS-11. Range $5,940 to .$6,940:

Accountant.

Accountant, business

.Administrative officer

Architect

Attorney adviser

Auditor. _

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$7,240
7,040
7,040

5,560
5,060

9,160

3,785
10, 245

61, 270
190

61,080
235

12 61,315

1
1

1
2
4
4
7
10
11
3
5
9
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1

2
1
1
1
4
3

10,800
10, 800

9,600
9,600

9,600
28,800
9,600

16.720
8,360

33, 840
8.360

61, 160
43,000
8,360
17,120

8,360
8,360
8.360
8,360

7,240

7,640

7,440

14, 080

28.360

28,160

51, 080

71, 400

78, 240

21,320

35, 400

66,960

14.680

7.040

7,040

7,240

7,040

15,280

7,040

7.440

7.240

7,040

12,480
6,940
5,940
6,640
23,760
19, 020

1954 estimate

Num-
ber

Total
salary

$21,320
7,040

6,140
5,560

1956 estimate

Num- Total

bei

6,310
9,285
3, 795
7,570

66,020
1,019

65, 001
249

12 66, 260

1 9,600
1 10,600

9,360

2 17,920

18,320
18,620

1 8,560

7,640

7,440

7,840

7,240

7,640

30,560

46, 440

29,760

7,640

22,120

37,600

14,680

7,040

7.440
7,240

2 12,880

12,280
6.540

24,560
6.740

salary

$21, 520
7,240

6,340
5,685

5,435
9,410
3,920
7,820

67, 370
1,248

66, 122
263

12 66, 375

7,640

2 14, 280

3 22, 120
1 7, 240

6,540

1 6, 340
1 6, 740

270200—54-

-33

510

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
FUNCTIONS— Continued

DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued

Consolidated Working Fund, Army — Continued

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES — Continued

Field— Continued
General schedule grades— Continued

QS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940— Con.

Engineer, architectural

Engineer, eivil___

Engineer, construction . -

Engineer, construction management-
Engineer, design and development- -

Engineer, electrical

Engineer, general

Engineer, mechanical

Engineer, motion picture.

Engineer, ordnance -.'

Engineer, safety

Engineer, structural

Equipment technician

Fiscal otRcer

Geologist

Investigator .-

Labor relations officer

Organization and methods exam*

iner-.-

Personnel officer

Placement officer

Position classifier

Property and supply officer-.

Realty officer

Supply officer

Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer

GS-10. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Accountant —

Auditor

Budget officer --

Contract specialist -

Engineer, construction

Engineer, construction manage-
ment ---

Engineer, industrial. -

Procurement expediter

Realty officer

Security officer —

Supply officer

Transportation officer

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Accountant- -

Administrative assistant

Appraiser-

Attorney adviser

Auditor

Construction superintendent

Contract specialist

Engineer, civil

Engineer, construction

Engineer, cx)nstructionmanagement-

Englneer, electrical

Engineer, general

Engineer, industrial

Engineer, ordnance

Engineer, safety

Equipment technician

Fire chief

Fiscal officer .

Labor relations officer

Organization and methods examiner.

Personnel representative

Position classifier

Procurement and supply supervisor

Procurement expediter

Property and stock control officer- -

Realty of[icer

Transportation requirements ana-
lyst - -

GS-8. Range $4,620 to $5,370

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

GS-5. Range $3,410 to M,160...

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

0,S-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

OS-2. Range .$2.7.50 to $3.230

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

CPC-10. Range $4,565 to .$5,315

CPC-8. Range $3,740 to $4,490.--

CPC-7. Range $3,435 to $4,036

CPC-6. Range $3,200 to $3,680

CPC-4. Range $2,750 to $3,230 -.

C PC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032

CPC-2, Range $2,420 to $2,840

Ungraded positions at hoiu"ly, daily,
etc., rates:

Equivalent to $5,060 and above:

Engineer

Foreman, ammunition

Foreman, general equipment and

maintenance

Foreman, machine shop

Inspector, ammunition and arma-
ment _ _.

1953 actual

Num-
ber

1
4

12
2
2
3
2
3

Total
salary

$5,940

24,560

74,080

12.280

12.280

17.820

11,880

18.220

5.940

24.360

6.140

18.020

12.880

6.140

5.940

6.140

5,940

6.940
.5.940
5.940
5. 940
.5.940
12.280
5.940

6.340

12.000
6.000
5.750
6,000
5. 7.50

6,500
5,625
5, 625
5,500
6,000
5.600
6,600

10, 245
.5,060

16,055
5, 185

11,120
5,185

8
18
2
1
1
1
11
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
4

2
16
85
3
103
120
105
30

1
1
3

8
3
2

42. 2.30

97, 455

10, 370

6.060

6.810

5.060

57.160

5.060

10.120

6.186

10,120

6,810

5,436

6, 060

5.185

16.680

10. 870

5,310

20, 865

10.120

79. 420
390,915

12,510
391,855
412,760
330. 855

89,780

4,940
4.490
11.705
2.5, 760
22,080
8,066
4,910

12, ,500
16, 762

29,590
13, 145

5.907

1964 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

$6. 140
13.080
70. 140
12.280
12.680
12, 480
6,540
12.880

6,340
6.140
6.540
6,140

6,140

6,140
5,940
6,140
6.140
18. 420
17,820

6,340

6.140
6.125
5.875
6.125
5.875

5.625
5.760
5.760
5,626

1 6, 625
1 6,626

17
2
1
1

6,185

6,185

21,490

5,310

5,560

5,310

5,060

31,610

92, 395

10,620

.5,185

5,935

26, 425
5.185
5.185
,5.186

10,246
6,810
6,660

1
1
1
1

6

1
21
168
4
101
102
104
34

1
1
3
7
3
2

5.310
5, 560
5.435
5.435
26, 426

5,686
104, 620
801,360
16,680
381,660
349, 530
329,600
103, 120

4.940
4.490
11,805
25. 760
8,490
5,424

2 12.500

6 35, 355
2 13, 145

5,907

1955 estimate

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 140
1 6,640
1 6, 340

5
25
11
40
45
58

6,540

1 6,640

2 11,880

1 6,000
1 5,750

6,436
6,436

5,060

5,310
5,' 935

21,366

's.'sio

6,185

26, 475
122,800

45,135
145, 275
148.715
178.860

22,640

1 6. 065

1 4.490

3 12. 105

7 26,000

2 12, 500

4 23, 110

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES COntimied

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Field— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly, daily,
etc., rates— Continued
Equivalent to $5,060 and above— Con.
Production expediter..

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,408
4 23, 318
1 5,200
344

1, 195, 803

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5,408
4 23, 318
1 5,200
823

3.017,123

Num- Total
ber salary

Production planner

Tool, die, gage maker-.

1 $6,345

Equivalent to less than $5,060

611

2, 158, 768

Total permanent positions, field

Deduct lapses

1,107

4, 779, 394
76 331,792

1,554

6,303.385
174 679,244

853

3,130,388
26 95, 420

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

1,031

4, 447, 602
18, 534

220, 669

956

6,979

46, 224

1,380

.5, 024. 141
20, 756

163, 845

750

4.000

25,000

827

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates:
Overtime and holiday pay

3. 034. 968
11,862

15,404
700

Living and quarters allowance

All personal services, field

Deduct portions of salaries shown above
paid from other accounts:

4,739,964

631.670

33. 104

2.745.323

8,850

711, 562

5, 838, 492

427.310

22.582

1,845,000

3,062,934
428,310

Department of the Air Force

Department of the Interior

General Services Administration

2, 760, 389

2,536,000

709, 455

783. 211

98. 624

770, 770

848. 461

164,999

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND
WELFARE

OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Consolidated Working Fund, Office of the Secretary of Health, Educa-
tion, and Welfare

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

90

2

72

85

2

84

68

I

67

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary .

$4,662
OS-6.9

$5, 013
GS-7.4

$5,050

GS-7.5

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$345. 879
8,173

1,354
857

$410, 875
8.828

1.614
500

$337, 746

0 tiler positions

1,828

Regular pay in excess of 62-week
base

1,326

Total personal services . .

366, 263

30, 738

1.066

11,272

16

4,124

5,501

9,131

3,268

1, 063, 290

1,717

421.817

19.500

100

9,250

340,900

02 Travel -

13,500

03 Transportation of things

60

6,750

7,025
4,200
5,025
3.500
703, 620
1.680

5, .525

2.600

08 Supplies and materials

3.475

2.000

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions..

703. 620
1,380

1, 486. 386

1, 175, 747

1, 079, 700

DETAIL or PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Ranee $10,800 to $11,800:

Num-
ber

Total
salary

Nam
ber

1

1

1

I

1

1
2

1

Total
salary

$10,800

10, 000
9,600

9,800

8,760

8,360
17,320
8,560

Num
ber

1

1
1

Total
salary

$10, 800

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:
Supervisory test development ex-
aminer

1

$9,800

10.000

9,600

Director, exchange of persons sec-

1
1

9,600
8,760

1

1

9.800

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Assistant to assistant commissioner

Chief investigator of personnel se-

8,360

2

17,320

Security liaisou officer _.

1

8,660

WORKING FUNDS

511

DETAIL OP PEBSONAL SERVICES — Continued

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental— Con tinuefl
Oeneral schedule crades— Continued
GS-12. Range $7,040 to .$8,040;
General investigator,.

Num- Total
ber salary

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $7, 840

1 7, 840
1 7,640

Num- Total
ber Siilary

1 $7 840

Specialist for preparation and ex-
change of materials for use in

1 $7, 640
1 7,440
1 7, 240
5 37,200

Test development examiner,,.

1 7,640

Program specialist

Assistant chief, investigator of per-

5 36,600

1 7,040
1 7,040

4 28,760

1 7,040
1 7,040

Physieal security oflicer

Social welfare adviser

1 7,040

1 7, 040

2 12, 680

1 6,540

2 11, 880
2 11,880

4 21, 116
2 10, 995

2 10. 120
1 5,060
1 5, 435
4 17,966
4 16, 430

10 36, 725
26 82, 975

3 9,090

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940:
Security evaluator _.

2 12 680

Personnel methods consultant.

1 6.340
3 17,820

1 6,540

2 11 880

General investigator

2 11 880

GS-9. Range $6,060 to $5,810:

4 20,240

3 16, 180
2 10, 995

Physical security officer

2 10 120

1 5. 060

Test development examiner

GS-7. Range $1,205 to $4.965

1 5, 186

2 8,660
4 15, 670
8 28, 155

20 66, 700
6 17. 780

1 8. 697

' 5. 435

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545

4 16 805

GS-6. Range $3,410 to $4,160

7 26 370

GS^. Range $3,176 to $3, a'i5-. ..

21 70 755

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430

1 3.110

Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U. S. C. 207):

Total permanent, departmental

64 307. 287
16.4 65.655

83 423, 130
3. 1 19, 245

66 340. 470
1.4 9.714

Net permanent, departmental (av-

47.6 241.632

3.466

4. 707

978

857

79. 9 403, 885

64. 6 330, 766

Other positions;

8,828
1,692

600

1,828

Regular pay m excess of 52-week base,,,

Payment above basic rates; Overtime

and holiday pay .

1,274

All personal services, departmental.

251,640

414, 806

333, 858

Field:
General schedule grades:
OS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:
Surplus proportv utilization officer, .

1 8, 360

9 56.060

1 5,060

14 46, 130

1 3, 430

GS-11. Range $5,940 to $6,940;
Assistant surplus property utiliza-
tion officer -

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $6,810:
Surplus property utilization assist-
ant

GS-4. Range $3,175 to $3,655

2 6,990

2 6, 990

GS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430— .

26 119, 010
3.5 14,793

2 6,990

2 6,990

Deduct lapses

Net permanent, field (average
number, net salary)

22. 5 104, 247
376

2 6,990
62

2 6 990

Regular pay in excess of 62-week base,,.

52

All personal services, field

104, 623

7,042

7.042

01 Personal services ,

356, 263

421,847

340. 900

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

GEOLOGICAL SURVEY

Consolidated Working Fund, Interior, Geological Survey

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

28
2

27

2

28

20

1

29

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

-\verage salary . . .

$4,553
GS-6.8

$4, 578
GS-6.8

$4 608

GS-6.8

01 Personal services;

Permanent positions _.

$118,074
5,119

466
459

$118, 100
5,000

400

$86,400

Other positions,,.

3 800

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

300

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations)

124, 117

123, 500

90. .500

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

02 Travel .

$6,666

76

639

196

138

5,123

122

11,491

1,726

257

$6, 600
100
600
100

$4,700

03 Transportation

05 Rents and utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

5,000

3 600

Services performed by otheragencies.

14,283

1,700

300

9,700
900

09 Equipment .

Obligations incurred

150, 660

162, 183

110, 000

BUREAU OF MINES

Consolidated Working Fund, Bureau of Mines

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.
Average number of all employees

27
1
25

29

2

31

35

2

35

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:
Average salary

$4, 731
GS-7.0

$3,077

CPC-4.2

$3,943

$4,929
QS-7.2

$3,124

CPC-4.2

$3,999

K958

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,151
CPC-4.0

Ungraded positions: Average salary

$4,079

01 Personal services:

$116,081
5,219

443
4,269

$133,110
7,280

520
4,640

$163,640
8,650

640

Other positions .

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base . .

6,080

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-

126,012

6,674

2,675

641

2,029

52

4,091

39, 518

20,370

783

146, 550

6,515

2,260

581

4,010

65

5,730

63, 860

11,670

1,005

169, 010
5,870
1,190

02 Travel , -

04 Communication services

715

4,200
75

06 Printing and reproduction, .

6,220

08 Supplies and materials . . ,

29 870

8,730

15 Taxes and assessments, , .,

1,120

Obligations incurred,, ,

200, 746

230, 246

227,000

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE

Consolidated Working Fund, Interior, National Park Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of ail other positions
Average number of all employees —

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

Average salary —

Average grade

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

Other positions

Regular pay In excess of 62-week
base.

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under cur-
rent authorizations)

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rents and utility services...

06 Printmg and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials

09 Equipment

15 Taxes and assessments

Obligations mcurred...

1953 actual

$4,681
GS-6. 9

$35, 953
1,627

37, 718

2,846

347

312

1,274

143

668

568

482

55

44,403

1954 estimate

$4, 713
GS-fi.9

$26, 691
103

26,694
897
397
271
328
646
440
437
40
60

1955 estimate

$4,720
GS-6.9

$9, 070
3,638

12, 642
850
300
100
75
820
600
76
60

30,200

270200—54-

-34

512

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— Continued

NATIONAL PARK SERVICE— Continued

Consolidated Working Fund, Interior, National Park Service (Trust
Fund)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

Summary of Personal Services

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-
Average number of all employees

Average salaries and grades:

General schedule grades:

Average salary

Average grade

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

Average salary . - --

Average grade

Ungraded positions: Average salary

Personal service obligations:

Permanent positions --

Other positions

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base.-.
Payment abovebasic rates -.

Total personal service obligations
(see Consolidated schedule under
current authorizations) . _

Direct Obligations

01 Personal services

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

04 Communication services

05 Rentsand utility services

06 Printing and reproduction

07 Other contractual services

08 Supplies and materials.

09 Equipment

10 Lands and structures...

15 Taxes and assessments

Subtotal

Deduct charges for quarters and subsist-
ence.

Total direct obligations..

Obligations Payable Out of Reimbursements
From Other Accounts

01 Personal services

02 Travel

08 Supplies and materials

Total obligations payable out of
reimbursements from other ac-
counts..

Obligations incurred

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1966 estimate

517

526

526

76

77

98

541

693

614

$4,681

$4, 713

$4, 720

GS-R.9

GS-6.9

GS-6.9

$3, 400

$3, 399

$3, 397

CPC-5.0

CPC-6.0

CPC-5.0

$3, 361

$3, 559

$3, 661

$1, 656, 437

$1,873,094

$2, 007, 667

232, 621

237, 942

302, 942

6,976

7,343

7,870

89, 355

7,540

7,640

1,985,389

2,125,919

2, 326, 019

1,781,027

2,006,924

2, 207, 024

1,106

400

400

241

1,316

1.315

5,760

7,506

7,671

103. 074

103. 267

103, 267

2.360

3.715

3,550

96. 899

48. 474

52, 367

375, 660

326,123

333, 129

69. 224

61.600

84, 000

70. 421

165.899

339, 126

7,118

7,800

7,800

2,511,890

2, 723, 023

3, 139, 649

2,268

2.268

2,268

2, 509, 622

2, 720, 755

3,137,381

204,362

118, 995

118,996

291
73, 218

39, 365

39, 36.'i

277,871

158, 360

158, 360

2,787,493

2,879,115

3,295,741

FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE

Consolidated Working Fund, Interior, Fish and Wildlife Service

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1956 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions-

21
3
20

10
6
15

9

9

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades;

$4,664
GS-6.6

$4,638
GS-6.7

$4,670

OS-6.7

01 Personal services:

$89, 806
7,867

464
810

$47, 761
18, 786

182

$44,800

Other positions _

706

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

175

Total personal services (see Con-
solidated schedule under per-
manent authorizations)

98, 947

3,780

17

294

348

66

4,029

4.361

1,061

66, 729
2,392

45, 681

1,300

135

60

200
1,780
3,735
1,850

60

07 Other contractual services

1,005

08 Supplies and materials -

1,360

250

304

89

75

Obligations incurred

113, 187

76, 910

49, 771

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY

Consolidated Working Fund, Labor, Office of the Secretary

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Full-time equivalent of all other positions.

113

29

137

40

1
40

6

Average number of all employees

6

Average salaries and grades:
General schedule grades:

$5,049
GS-7.6

$5,376
GS~8.6

$4,30!

Average grade

GS-6.6

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$539, 482
195, 549

2.194

$224. 639
8,400

827

$25, 402

Regular pay in excess of 52-week
base

98

Total personal services

737, 225
53,636
2,767
7,787
3,903
3.986
9,348
2.721

611,815
3,370

233, 866
35, 800

26,600

02 Travel

03 Transportation of things

7,500
6,100
6,900
4,500

06 Printing and reproduction

ns Supplies anH Tnatprials

2,400

11 Grants, subsidies, and contributions

362, 427
700

16 Taxes and assessments...

100

Obligations incurred

1, 436, 467

656, 793

28,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-15. Range $10,800 to $11,800:

Num- Total
ber salary

3 $32, 400

2 19. 200

1 8,960

1 8, 560

2 17. 620

Num- Total
ber salary

2 $21, 600

1 0,600

Num- Total
ber salary

GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

GS-13. Range $8,360 to $9,360:

Industrial relations analyst

2 17, 620
2 17, 720

Labor consultant

9 72, 320
1 7,040

GS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Labor consultant

2 14,080
2 16, 480

3 21, 620

1 5, 940
1 5,940
1 5, 940
1 5, 940
1 6, 940
10 62, 600

6 25. 425
3 15, 180
1 5, 185

7 35.390
12 47, 540
16 58, 560
12 39, 380
20 56, 660

GS-U. Range $5,940 to $6,940:

1 5,940

1 $5,940

Industrial relations officer

Program officer

5 32, 700
3 15, 180

Gs-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Attorney

1 5,060

3 13,990

4 15. 430
8 29,630
3 9, 685
1 3, 190

GS-7. Range $4,205 to W,956

1 4,830

GS-6. Range $3,795 to $4,545 ...

2 7, 716

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160 .

2 7,320

GS-4. Range $3 175 to $3,655

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

Total permanent, departmental

Deduct lapses

113 663, 140
4.8 23,668

40 226, 705
0. 5 2. 066

6 25, 805
0. 1 403

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salarj-)

108. 2 639, 482

195, 549
2,194

39. 5 224, 639

8,400
827

5.9 25,402

Other positions: Temporary employ-

Regulai pay in excess of 52-week base...

98

01 Personal services -

737, 225

233, 806

25,600

BUREAU OF EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION

Consolidated Working Fund, Labor, Employees' Compensation {Trust
Fund)

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1963 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

Average number of all employees --

40
39

37
36

37
36

Average salaries and grades:
Ueueral schedule grades:

$4,017
GS-4.8

$4, 177
GS-6.0

$4, 177

Average grade -

GS-6.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions

$166, 366

618
163

8,884

$151, 822
618

$161, 822

Regular pay In excess of 52-week

618

Other payments for personal services.

8,960

8,960

Total personal services

165, 031

161, 400

161, 400

WORKING FUNDS

513

OBLioATiONS BY OBJECTS— Continued

Object classlflcatton

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

02 Travel - -

$328
800
356

6.084
329

1,574
399

$400
4,400

600
6,000

300
1,600

■100

$400

4,400

06 Printing and reproduction.

500

6,000

300

09 Equipment

1,600

400

Obligations incurred

174, 901

176. 000

175, 000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SEEVICES

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1965 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-14. Range $9,600 to $10,600:

Deputy commissioner

OS-12. Range $7,040 to $8,040:

Assistant deputy commissioner

GS-iq. Range $5,600 to $6,250:

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

1 8, 040

6 29,500

1 6. 660
1 4,206
6 23, 210
6 20. 570
8 26, 320
11 33.290

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

1 8,040

5 30, 126

1 5,685
1 4, 330

6 23, 710

6 20, 890

7 23.690
9 28, 070

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $10,000

1 8,040

6 30, 125

GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

1 6,686

GS-7. Range $4,206 to $4,966

1 4, 330

GS-5 Range $3,410 to $4,160

6 23, 710

GS-4. Range $3,176 to $3,656

6 20. 890

GS-3. Range $2,960 to $3,430

7 23,690

GS-2 Range $2,750 to $3,230

9 28, 070

Total permanent, departmental

40 160, 695
1 5,329

37 154, 540
1 2, 718

37 154, 540
1 2, 718

Net permanent, departmental (av-

39 165,366
618

163

8.884

36 151,822
618

36 151, 822

Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

618

Other payments for personal services. . .

8,960

8,960

01 Personal services

165, 031

101,400

161,400

POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT

Consolidated Working Fund, Post Office, General

OBLIQATIONS BY OBJECTS

Object classification

1953 actual

1954 estimate

1955 estimate

Total number of permanent positions

40
43

51
48

23
22

OBLIGATIONS BY OBJECTS — Continued

Object classification

1953 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Average salaries and grades:
Geneml schedule grades:

$3, 814
QS-4.2

$3. 065
CPC-3.0

$3, 671
GS-4.4

$3, 050
CPC-3.0

$3,991

GS^.8

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:

$3,112

Average grade ..

CPC-3.0

01 Personal services:

Permanent positions ,

$162. 241

652
2,068

$167, 961
689

$81, 174

Regular pay in excess of 52-week

326

Payment above basic rates

154, 861

168, 660

150

350

18, 000

2, 753, lOO

2,500

2, 000

250

81,600

02 Travel

127

17, 640

3, 906, 199

32

883

268

06 Printing and reproduction. .

1,000

07 Other contractual services

561, 000

600

09 Equipment

4, 080, 000

2,945,000

644,000

DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES

1963 actual

1964 estimate

1955 estimate

Departmental:
General schedule grades:
GS-9. Range $5,060 to $5,810:

Superintendent, bond section

Chief auditing section

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 810

1 6, 186

2 9, 160
4 17, 055

3 11.605
9 32, 655
7 22, 570
1 2, 760

12 36, 784

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $5. 810

1 6,310

2 9. 410

4 17, 306

5 18, 675
12 42, 420

12 37, 720
1 2, 830

13 39, 656

Num- Total
ber salary

1 $6, 810
1 6, 435

GS-7. Range $4,205 to $4,955

2 9, 535

GS-6 Range $3,795 to $4,545

1 4, 646

GS-5. Range $3,410 to $4,160...

2 8,320

GS-4 Range $3,175 to $3,655 .-.

4 14, 860

OS-3. Range $2,950 to $3,430...

6 16, 430

1 2, 910

Crafts, protective, and custodial grades:
CPC-3. Range $2,552 to $3,032.

6 18, 672

Total permanent, departmental

Add terminal leave and turnover in

40 143, 674
2.9 8,667

51 179, 136

23 86, 517

Deduct lapses .

3.2 11,175

1.5 6,343

Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage niunber net salary)

42.9 162,241
552

2,068

47.8 167,961
689

21. 5 81, 174

Regular pay in excess of 52- week base-..
Payment above basic rates: Overtime

326

154, 861

168, 650

81,500

INDEX

A Page

Accounting Office, General 50-51

Accounts, Bureau of 452-454

Acquisition and construction, see Construction.

Acquisition of buildings abroad 445-446

Administrative Office, United States Courts 16

Administrator, Office of the. Housing and Home Finance

Agency 109-111

Aeronautics Administration, Civil 169-175, 508

Aeronautics Board, Civil 175-176

Aeronautics, National Advisory Committee for 53-56

Agency, see individual agencies.

Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938 161-162

Agricultural commodities, surplus, removal of 156-158

Agricultural conservation program 498

Agricultural Conservation Program Service 139-140

Agricultural Marketing Service 140-143, 155-158, 494r-495

Agricultural Research Center 161

Agricultural Research Service 119-125, 161, 495-496

Agricultural Service, Foreign 143-144

Agriculture census 166-167

Agriculture, Department of:

General and special fund accounts:

Current authorizations 119-153

Permanent authorizations 153-158

Revolving and management funds:

Public enterprise funds 158-161

Intragovernmental funds 161-163

Trust funds 494-498

Aid, educational, for China and Korea 448

Air Force, Department of the:
Military functions:

General and special fund accounts 266-285

Revolving and management funds . 294-295

Civil functions: General and special fund accounts 314

Air navigation development 174-175

Air navigation facilities, establishment of 172-173

Aircraft and facilities, Navy 231-235

Aircraft and related procurement. Air Force 266-268

Aircraft and related procurement. Navy 235-237

Airport program. Federal-aid 173-174

Airports, public, Alaska 174

Alaska:

Airports, public 174

Communication System. ...'J 220-221

Disease and sanitation investigations and control 330-331

Maintenance and operation of roads 394-395

Office of Territories 393-395, 405-407

Pavments to States, Agricultural Research Service.. . 122-123

Public works 393

Roads, bridges, and trails, improvement of 502

Roads construction 393-394

Tongass Forest highways 190-191

Alaska Railroad 405-407

Alcoholic rehabilitation program. District of Columbia 490

Alien Property, Office of 417-418

American Battle Monuments Commis.sion 31-32

American sections, international commissions .. 443-444

Antitrust Division, Justice 411

Appeals, Court of Military 200

Appeals courts, district courts, and other judicial services 15-17

Apprenticeship, Bureau of 423-424

Aqueduct, Washington . 488

Arbitration and emergency boards, National Mediation

Board 59

-Architect of the Capitol , 1-5

Archives and Records Service, National h'^ 99-100

Archives, National ! 494

Armory Board, District of Columbia 490

Army, Department of the: Page

Military f mictions:

General and special fund accounts 200-226

Revolving and management funds 285-290

Working funds 509-510

Civil functions:

General and special fund accounts:

Current authorizations 297-313

Permanent authorizations 314

Revolving and management funds:

Public enterprise funds 314-318

Intragovernmental funds 318

Trust funds 499

Army National Guard 213-214

Art, National Gallery of 67-68

Arthritis and metabolic disease activities 339

Assistance, Public, Bureau of 344

A.ssistance to States, Public Health Service --^ 325-326

Atomic Energy Commission 32-38

Attorneys and marshals. United States 411-412

B

Battle Monuments Commission, American 31-32

BUnd, books for adult 7-8

Blindness and neiu-ology activities 340-341

Boards, see individual boards.

Boards of inquiry, Federal Mediation and Conciliation Serv-
ice 1 47

Bonneville Power Administration 356-357, 398

Books for adult blind 7-8

Botanic Garden 4-5

Bridges, roads, and trails, improvement of, Alaska 502

Brush disposal, Forest Service 153-154

Budget, Bureau of the 20-21

Buildings:

Abroad, acquisition of 445-446

And grounds. Architect of the Capitol 1-2

And grounds. Department of. District of Columbia. . 483-484

And grounds. Supreme Court 13

Executive mansion and grounds 20

Library of Congress 4

Management fund 105-106

Repair, improvement, and equipment of, General Serv-
ices Administration 96-97

Bureau, see individual bureaus.

Business and Defense Services Administration 178-181

Easiness census 166

Business Economics, Office of 183

C

California, hydraulic mining in 314

Canal Zone Government 312-313

Cancer Institute, National 335-336

Canteen service revolving fund. Veterans Administration.. 92-93

Capital Planning Commission, National 56-57

Capital, Architect of the 1-5

Catalog cards, distribution of, Library of Congress 7

Cemeteria! expenses. Army 297

Census, Bureau of the 166-169, 499, 508

Certification and inspection services. Food and Drug Ad-
ministration 320-321

Children's Bureau 345

China, educational aid tor _ 448

Civil Aeronautics Administration 169-175, 508

Civil Aeronautics Board 175-176

Civil Defense Administration, Federal 43-45

Civil defense loans 469

Civil Defense, Office of, District of Columbia 479

515

516

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1952

Page

Civil engineering, Navy 250-253

Civil functions, see Defense, Department of.

Civil Service Commission 39-41, 93

Claims Commission, International 445

Claims, Court of 14

Claims of persons of Japanese ancestry, Justice 412-413

Coast and Geodetic Survey 176-178

Coast Guard 464-467, 471-472

Columbia Institution for the Deaf 319

Commerce, Department of:

General and special fund accounts 165-192

Revolving and management funds 193-195

Trust funds 499

Working funds 507-509

Commissary funds. Federal prisons 502

Commissioner, Office of the. Social Security Administra-
tion -.----r - 345-346

Commissions, see individual commissions.

Commodity Credit Corporation 158-160

Commodity Exchange Authority 144-145

Commodity Stabilization Service 145, 161-163

Communicable diseases, control of 328

Communications Commission, Federal 45-46

Communication System, Alaska 220-221

Compensation, Employees', Bureau of 427, 512-513

Compensation, grants to States for unemployment 425-426

Conciliation and Mediation Service, Federal 46-47

Congress, Library of 5-8

Congressional printing and binding 9

Connally Hot Oil Act, enforcement of. Interior 353

Conservation and development of mineral resources. Bureau

of Mines 381

Conservation program, agricultural 139-140, 498

Construction:

Acquisition, and improvements, Coast Guard 466-467

Alaska roads 393-394

And rehabilitation. Bureau of Reclamation 372-374

Bonneville Power Administration 356-359

Bureau of Indian Affairs 366-367

Bureau of Land Management 360-36 1

Bureau of Mines 382

Fish and Wildlife Service 391

International Boundary and Water Commission, United

States and Mexico 447-448

Military, Army 213, 224-226

Military, Naval '__ 253

National Park Service 387

Ships, Navy '////.ll 239

1 ■- Southeastern Power Administration 353-354

Southwestern Power Administration 354-355

Construction services:

District of Columbia 484

General Services Administration, public buildings 106

Public Health Service hospitals l^'_ 331

Cooperative range improvements 132

Cooperative work. Forest Service -496-497

Copyright Office, Library of Congress '__ 6

Corporations, Government-owned:

Commodity Credit Corporation 158-160

Export-Import Bank of Washington 86-87

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation ~_ 146

Federal National Mortgage Association 110-111

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation.- _. 113

Public Housing Administration 116-118

Tennessee Valley Authority _~ 88-92

Corps of Engineers -Tf "J "297-310, 318

Corps of Engmeers revolving fund 318

Counsel, see corporation counsel and general counsel.

Courts, District of Columbia 479_480

Courts, United States "_."" 13-17

Credit Unions, Federal, Bureau of '"'"" 349

Critical agricultural materials, research on . 123-124

Critical materials. General Services Administration 102-104

Customs and Patent Appeals, Court of __- _ _ __ 13-14

Customs, Bureau of 456^158,' 502-503

Customs Court-

D

Dams and other improvements of navigable waters, mainte-
nance and operation of 314

Deaf, Columbia Institution for the.. milllll 319

Debt, Public, Bureau of the 454-455

Defense, Department of:

Military functions: P«ee

General and special fund accounts 197-285

Revolving and management funds 285-295

Working funds 509-510

Civil functions:

General and special fund accounts:

Current authorizations 297-313

Permanent 314

Revolving and management funds 314-318

Trust funds 499

Defense Mobilization, Office of 22-23

Defense production, expansion of 28-29

Defense Services Administration, Business and 178-181

Defense transport activities 41-12

Dental health activities 338-339

Departments, see individual departments.

Development and research. See Research and development.

Disaster loans 160-161

Disaster relief 25

Disbursement, Division of 452-454

Disease and sanitation investigations and control, Alaska. 330-331
District of Columbia:

General and special fund accounts 473-491

Trust funds 503-505

Documents, Superintendent of 8

Domiciliary and hospital facilities, Veterans Administration. 78-80

E

Economic Advisers, Council of 21

Education, health, and welfare services, Indian Affairs 362-363

Education, Office of 322-324

Educational agency for surplus property. District of Colum-
bia - 490-491

Educational aid for China and Korea 448

Educational exchange activities, international 444-445

Educational fund, interest payments by India 449

Eglin Field Reservation, wildlife conservation 314

Emergency relief, Puerto Rico revolving fund 407

Employees' Compensation, Bureau of 427, 512-513

Employment Security, Bureau of 424—427

Employment service administration, grants to States 42.5-426

Engineering, civil. Navy 250-253

Engineering, Sanitary, Department of, District of Colum-
bia 487-488

Engineering, sanitation, and industrial hygiene 329-330

Engineers, Corps of -" 297-310

Engraving and Printing, Bureau of 469-471

Examining Division, Home Loan Bank Board 112

Executive mansion and grounds 20

Executive Office, District of Columbia 473

Executive Office of the President 19-23

Export control 181-182

Export-Import Bank of Washington 86

Extension Service 125-126

F
Facilities:

Air navigation, establishment of 172-173

And aircraft. Navy 231-235

And ordnance. Navy 244-245

And troops, Marine" Corps 228-231

Physical, maintenance and rehabilitation of. National

Park Service- 386

Post Office Department 434-435

Farm Credit Administration. 42-43, 87-88

Farmer Cooperative Service 126, 496

Farmers' Home Administration 148-150

Farm labor, Mexican 426-427

Federal-aid airport program 173-174

Federal-aid highways 187-188

Federal aid in fish and wildUfe restoration 400-401

Federal Bureau of Investigation 413-414

Federal Civil Defense Admini-stration 43-45

Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review 45

Federal Communications Commission 45-46

Federal Credit Unions, Bureau of 349

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 146

Federal Extension Service 125-126

Federal Housing Administration 113-116

Federal Intermediate Credit Banks 87

Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service 46-47

Federal National Mortgage Association 110-111

Federal Power Commission 47-49

INDEX

517

Page

Federal Prison Industries, Inc 419-420

Federal Prison System 416-417, 502

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 113

Federal Supply Service 97-99, 107

Federal Trade Commission 49

Feed and attendants for animals in quarantine 495-496

Finance and supply, Navy 256-259

Finance, Post Office Department 434

Fine Arts, Commission of 356

Fire Department, District of Columbia 478

Fire prevention, forest 154

Fish and Wildlife Service 390-391, 400-404, 501, 512

Flood control 302, 303-306

Flood prevention, Agriculture 136-138

Food and Drug Administration 319-321

Foreign Agricultural Service 143-144

Foreign Commerce, Bureau of 181-182

Foreign quarantine service 333

Forest highways 189-190

Forest Service 126-132, 153-155,496-497

Forestry cooperation. State and private 131

Fort Peck project, Montana, emergencv expenses 404

Freedmen's Hospital ". 321-322

Funds appropriated to the President:

General and special fund accounts 25-28

Revolving and management funds 28-29

Gallery of Arc, National 67-68

Gas and Oil Division, Interior 355-356

General Accounting Office 50-51

General Services Administration:

General and special fund accounts 95-105

Revolving and management funds 105-107

Trust funds 493-494

General supply fund, General Services Administration.. 98-99, 107

Geological Survey 378-381, 511

Government and relief in occupied areas. Army 310-311

Government in occupied areas. State 441-442

Government Printing Office 8-12

Grants, National Cancer Institute 335-336

Grants, National Heart Institute 337-338

Grants to States, unemploymtnt compensation and employ-
ment service administration 425-426

Grounds, see Buildings and grounds.

Guard force 462-463

Guard, National, see National Guard.

H

Hawaii, payment to States, Agricultural Research Service.. 122-123
Health:

And safet}'. Bureau of Mines 38 1-382

Education, and welfare services. Bureau of Indian

.\ffairs 362-363

National Institutes of 333-335

Health, PubUc, Department of. District of Columbia 480-482

Health activities, dental. Public Health Service 338-339

Health activities, mental, Pubhc Health Service 336-337

Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of:

General and special fund accounts 319-348

Revolving and management funds 348-351

Trust funds 499

Working funds 510-511

Health Institute, National 337-338

Health Service, Public 499

Helium production 405

Highways, Federal-aid 187-191

Highways, Department of, District of Columbia 485-486

Home Loan Bank Board 111-113

Hospital and domicihary facilities, Veterans Administra-
tion 79-80

Hospital construction services. Public Health Service 331

Hospital, Freedmen's 321-322

Hospitals and medical care, PubUc Health Service 331-333

House office buildings 3

Housing .Administration, Federal 113-116

Housing Administration, Public 116-118

Housing and Home Finance Agency:

General and special fund accounts 109-110

Revolving and management funds 110-118

Housing Authority, National Capital 50, 493

Howard LTniversity 322

Hydraulic mining in California 314

Page

Immigration and Naturalization Service 414-416

Improvements, acquisition, and construction, Coast Guard.. 466-

467

Improvements and repairs, District of Columbia 489-490

Increase and replacement of naval vessels, construction and

machinery 264

Independent offices:

General and special fund accounts:

Current authorizations 31-85

Permanent authorizations 85-86

Revolving and management funds:

Public enterprise funds 86-93

Intragovernmental funds 93

Trust funds 60, 62. 493

Working funds 507

India, educational funds 449

Indian Affairs, Bureau of 362, 369, 398, 399, 500

Indian Claims Commission 51

Indian moneys, proceeds of labor 500

Indian tribal funds 368-369

Industrial fund:

Army 285-287

Navv 290-293

Air Force 294-295

Industrial hygiene, engineering, and sanitation 329-330

Information Agency, United States 80-84

Information, Office of. Agriculture 152

Information, Public, Office of 199-200

Inspection of animal foods 496

Inspections and Licenses, Department of. District of Colum-
bia 485

Inspection services. Food and Drug Administration 320-321

Institutes of Health, National 333-335

Insurance:

Administration fund, railroad unemplo3'ment 85-86

Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 146

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 113

Old- Age and Survivors, Bureau of 342-344

Inter-American Highway 190

Interior, Department of the:

General and special fund accounts:

Current authorizations 353-398

Permanent authorizations 398-404

Revolving and management funds:

Public enterprise funds 404-408

Intragovernmental funds 408

Trust funds 499-502

Working funds 511-512

Internal Revenue Service 458-460, 503

International Boundary and Water Commission, United

States and Mexico 446-448

International Claims Commission 445

International commissions, American sections 443-444

International educational exchange activities 444-445

International organizations, missions to 442-443

Interservice activities. Defense 200

Interstate Commerce Commission 51-53

Investigations and control of disease and sanitation,

Alaska 330-331

Investigations, Civil Service Commission 93

Investigations, general. Bureau of Reclamation 369-371

Investigations, research and surveys. Geological Survey.. 378-381
Irrigation systems, Indian 399

Japanese ancestry, claims of per.sons of. Justice 412, 413

Judges 15

Judiciary, The 13-17

Justice, Department of:

General and special fund accounts 409-4 1 8

Revolving and management funds 419-420

Trust funds 502

E
Korea, educational aid for 448

Labor, Department of:

General and special fund accounts 421-430

Working funds 512-513

Labor, proceeds of, Indian moneys 500

Labor Relations Board, National 57-58

518

APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1955

Page

Labor Standards, Bureau of 422-423

Labor Statistics, Bureau of 427-428

Land Management, Bureau of 359-362, 499-500

Laundry service, Kaval Academy 285

Legal activities and general administration, Justice 409-413

Legislative branch:

General and special fund accounts 1-12

Revolving and management funds 9-12

Legislative garage 2

Legislative reference service, Library of Congress 6-7

Library :

Agriculture 1 52-1 53

Buildings and grounds, Architect of the Capitol 4

Of Congress 5-8

Public, District of Columbia 476-477

Licenses and Inspections, Department of, District of Colum-
bia 485

Liquidation of Reconstruction Finance Corporation 468-469

Loans, civil defense 469

M

Maintenance and improvement of existing river and harbor

works 306-307

Maintenance and operations, Air Force 268-280

Maintenance and operations. Army 200-213

Management and protection, National Park Service 386

Management fund:

Air Force 295

Army 287-290

Buildings 105-106

Navy 293-294-

Management of lands and resources 359-360

Management, resources, Bureau of Indian Affairs 364-366

Manufactures census 166

Marine Corps troops and facilities 228-231

Maritime activities 1 83-1 86

Maritime training 185-186

Marketing Research and Service, Agriculture 140-142

Marketing Seivico, Agricultural 140-143, 155-158, 494-495

Marshals and attorneys, Justice 411-412

Mediation and Conciliation Service, Federal 46-47

Mediation Board, National 58-59

Medical care and hospitals, Public Health Service 331-333

Medical care. Navy 248-250

Mental health activities. Public Health Service 336-337

Metabolic and arthritis disease activities 339

Metropolitan police. District of Columbia 477-478

Mexico and United States, International Boundary and

Water Commission 446-448

Mexican farm labor 426-427

Microbiology activities. Public Health Service 339-340

Migratory bird conservation 400-402

Military construction, see Construction, mUitary.
Military functions, see Defense, Department of.
Military property, see Property, military.

Mineral industries census 167

Mineral resources, conservation and development of 381

Mines, Bureau of 381-386, 405, 511

Mint, Bureau of 463-464

Missions to international organizations 442-443

Mississippi River and tributaries, flood control 302, 304-305

Mortgage Association, Federal National 110-111

N

Narcotics, Bureau of -, 460-461

National Advisory Committee for Aeronautics 53-56

National Archives 494

National Archives and Records Service 99-100

National Bureau of Standards 193-195

National Cancer Institute 335-336

National Capital Housing Authority 493

National Capital Planning Commission 56-57

National Gallery of Art 67-68

National Guard, Armv 213-214

National Guard, District of Columbia 488-489

National Heart Institute 337-338

National Institutes of Health 333-335

National Labor Relations Board 57-58

National Mediation Board 58-59

National Park Service 386-390, 399, 501, 511-512

National Railroad Adjustment Board 59

National Science Foundation 59-60

National Security Council 21-22

National Security Training Commission 60

Page

National wildlife refuges, management of 401

Naturalization and Immigration Service 414—416

Naval working fund 290

Navigation development, air 174-175

Navy, Department of the:

General and special fund accovmts 226-266

Revolving and management funds:

Public enterprise funds 285

Intragovernmental funds 290-294

Neurology and blindness activities 340-34 1

Niagara remedial works 302-303

O

Occupied areas, government and relief in, Army 310-311

Occupied areas, government in. State 44 1-442

Oil and Gas Division, Interior 355-356

Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, Bureau of 342-344

Operations, service-wide. Navy 259-263

Ordnance and facilities. Navy 244-245

Ordnance for new construction. Navy 245-248

Outpatient care. Veterans Administration 78-79

Panama Canal Company 314-318

Park Service, National 386-390, 399, 501, 511-512

Patent Appeals, Court of Customs and 13-14

Patent Office__. 186-187

Payments to States, Hawaii, Alaska, and Puerto Rico 122-123

Perishable .Agricultural Commodities Act fund 15.5-156

Personnel, Navy 226-228

Petroleum reserves, Naval 263-264

Planning Commission, National Capital 56-57

Police, n\elropolitan. District of (Jolumbia 477-478

Police, White Hou.se 462

Post Office Department 431-435, 513

Postal service fund 431-435

Power Commission, Federal 47-49

Power plant, Capitol 3-4

Power systems, Indian irrigation projects 399

Presideiit, Execui-ive Office of the 19-23

President, funds appropriated to the, see Funds appropriated
to the President.

Pribilof Islands, administration of 391

Printing and Engraving, Bureau of 469-471

Pruning Office, Government 8-9,9-12

Prison lndu.strics, Federal 419-420

Prison System, Federal 416-417,502

Prisons, Bureau of 416-417

Procurement and production. Army 221-223

Procurement related to aircraft, Air Force 266-268

Production Credit Corporation 87-88

Promotion of rifle practice, Army 220

Property, military, preparation for sale or salvage of 226, 264

Protection and management, National Park Service 386

Puljlic Assistance Bureau of 344

Public Buildings Service 95-97

Public Debt, Bureau of the 454-455

Public Health, Department of, District of Columbia 480-482

Public Health Service 325-341, 348-350, 499

Puljlic Housing Administration 116-118

Pul)]ic Library, District of Columbia 476-477

Public Roads, Bureau of 187-191

Public school food services fund, District of Columbia 489

Public schools, District of Columbia 475-476

Public Welfare, Department of. District of Columbia 482-483

Public works:

Alaska 393

Navy 264-266

Virgin islands 395-396

Puerto Rico:

Emergency relief, revolving fund 407

Enforcement National Prohibition Act 503

Payments to States, Agricultural Research Service — 122-123

Refunds, transfers, and expenses of operations 502-503

Puerto Rico Reconstruction Administration 407

Q
Quarantine service, foreign 333

R

Railroad Adjustment Board, National 69

Railroad Retirement Board 60-62, 85-86, 493

Railroad unemployment insurance administration fund 85-86

INDEX

519

Page

Rama Road, Nicaragua 190

Range improvements, Bureau of Land Management 361-362

Range improvements, cooperative, Forest Service 132

Reclamation, Bureau of _-- 369-377, 404, 500

Reconstruction Finance Corporation, liquidation of 468-460

Records Service, National Archives and 99-100

Recreation Department, District of Columbia 477

Reemployment Rights, Veterans,' Bureau of 423

Referees, United States courts 16-17

Reference service, legislative 6-7

Reformatory and workhouse. District of Columbia 491

Refugee relief 25-28

Regulatory agencies. District of Columbia 475

Rehabilitation and construction. Bureau of Reclamation-- 372-374

Rehabilitation funds. State rural 496

Rehabilitation program, alcoholic. District of Columbia 490

Relief and government m occupied areas. Army 310-311

Relief, disaster 25

Relief, emergency, Puerto Rico revolving fund 407

Relief, refugee 25-28

Renegotiation Board 62-63

Repairs and improvements, District of Columbia 489-490

Repair, improvement, and equipment of federally owned

buildings outside District of Columbia 96-97

Research:

And development. Air Force 280-284

And development. Army 214-220

Navy _-__. 253-256

Saline water, utilization of 355

Strategic and critical agricultural materials 123-124

Survevs and investigations Geological Survey 378-381

Research Service, Agricultural 1 1 9-125, 495-496

Reserve training. Coast Guard 467

Resources, investigation of 390

Resources management:

Bureau of Indian Affairs 364-366

Bureau of Land Management 359-360

Fish and Wildlife Service 390

Revenue Service, Internal 458-460

Rifle practice, promotion of. Army 220

Rivers and harbors and flood control. Army 297-310, 314

Roads :

And trails, forest 129-131

And trails for States, national forests fund 154-155

Bridges and trails, improvement of, Alaska 502

Construction of, Alaska 393-394

Operation and maintenance of, Alaska 394-395

Public, Bureau of 187-191

Roosevelt, FrankUn D., Library 493-494

Rural Electrification Administration 146-148

Rural rehabilitation funds. State 496

S

Sacramento River, California, flood control 306

Safety and health. Bureau of Mines 381-382

Safety Coal Mine Board of Review, Federal 45

Saint" Elizabeths Hospital 342

Sale or salvage of military property, preparation for 226, 264

Saline water, research in the utilization of 355

Sanitary Engineering, Department of, District of Colum-
bia 487-488

Sanitation and disease investigations and control, Alaska. _ 330-331

Sanitation, engineering, and industrial hygiene 329-330

Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Federal 113

School food services fund, public, District of Columbia 489

School lunch program 142-143

Schools, public. District of Columbia 475-476

Science Foundation, National 59-60

Secret Service, United States 461-463

Secretary, Office of the:

Agriculture 151-152, 160-161, 163

Commerce Department 165-166, 193, 507-508

Defense 197-200

Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of 346-347,

350-351, 510-511

Interior 353-356, 396-398, 408

Labor 421, 512-513

Treasury 451-452, 467-469

Securities and Exchange Commission 63-64

Page

Security Council, National 21-22

Security, Employment, Bureau of 424-427

Selective Service System 64-65

Senate Office Building 2-3

Service and supply fund. Public Health Service 349-350

Shipbuilding and conversion 239-244

Ships and facilities 237-239

Ships, construction of 239

Small Business Administration 65-66

Smithsonian Institution 66-68, 507

Social Security Administration 342-346^ 349

Soil Conservation Service 132-138, 498

Soldiers Home, United States 311-312

Solicitor, Office of the. Agriculture 150-151

Solicitor, Office of the. Labor 422

Southeastern Power Administration 353-354

Southwestern Power Administration 354-355

Standards, Labor, Bureau of 422-423

Standards, National Bureau of 193-195

State and private forestry cooperation 131

State, Department of, general and special fund accounts, 437-449

State rural rehabilitation funds 496

States, see Assistance to States.

Statistical work, special, Census 499

Statistics, Labor, Bureau of 427-428

Stock fund, Navy 294

Strategic and critical agricultural materials, research on__ 123-124
Strategic and critical materials, General Services Adminis-
tration 102-104

Subversive Activities Control Board 68

Sugar Act program 145

Superintendent of Documents 8

Supply and finance. Navy 256-259

Supply fund, general, General Services Administration- 98-99, 107

Supply Service, Federal 97-99, 107

Supreme Court of the United States 13

Surplus agricultural commodities, removal of 156-158

Surplus property disposal, Department of Health, Education,

and Welfare 348

Surplus property, educational agency for, District of Co-
lumbia 490-491

Surveyor's Office, District of Columbia 484-^85

Surveys, investigations, and research. Geological Survey-. 378-381

T

Tariff Commission 68-69

Tax Court of the United States, The 69

Technical development and evaluation, Civil Aeronautics

Administration 173

Tennessee Valley Authority 88-92

Territories, Oflice of 391-396, 405^407, 502

Tongass Forest highways 190-191

Trade Commission, Federal 49

Traffic and Vehicles, Department of. District of Columbia- 486-487

Training Commission, National Security 60

Training reserve. Coast Guard 467

Transportation census 167

Transportation, Post Office Department 433-434

Treasurer, Oflice of the 455-456

Treasury Department:

General and special fund accounts:

Current authorizations 451-467

Permanent authorizations 467

Revolving and management funds:

Public enterprise funds 468-469

Intragovernmental funds 469-471

Trust funds 502-503

Troops and facilities. Marine Corps 228-231

Trust funds - 493-5C5

Tuberculosis, control of 327-328

U

LTncmployment compensation, grants to States 425-426

Unemployment insurance administration funds, railroad 85-86

Unions, Federal Credit, Bureau of 349

United States and Mexico, International Boundary and

Water Commission 446-448

United States Information Agency 80-84

United States Secret Service 461-463

United States Soldiers Home 311-312

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Page
Vehicles and Traffic, Department of, District of Columbia. 486-487

Venereal diseases, control of 326-327

Veterans Administration 69-80, 92-93

Veterans' Reemployment Rights, Bureau of 423

Veterans' service center, District of Columbia 479

Virgin Islands:

Enforcement National Prohibition Act 503

PubHc works 395-396

Refunds, transfers, and expenses of operations 502

Virgin Islands Corporation 407-408

Vocational Rehabilitation, Office of 324-325

W
Wage and Hour Division 429-430

War Claims Act of 1 928, settlement of 467

Page

War Claims Commission 84-85

Washington aqueduct 488

Water conservation and utilization projects 138

Watershed protection. Agriculture 134-135

Weather Bureau 191-192, 508-509

Welfare, health, and education services, Indian Affairs 362-363

Welfare, Public, Department of, District of Columbia 482-483

White House Office, The 19

White House police 462

Wildlife, see Fish and wildlife.

Women's Bureau 428-429

Workhouse and reformatory, District of Columbia 491

Working funds 507-51 3

Y
Yard fund. Coast Guard 471-472

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