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THE~BUDGET
OF THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30
1962
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
AND
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT
WASHINGTON. D.C \
1961
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APPENDIX TO
THE BUDGET
OF THE
UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR
ENDING JUNE 30
1962
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
AND
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT
U.S. GOVERNMENT PFUNTING OFFICE
WASHINGTON : 1961
For Sale by the Superintendent of Documents, U.S. Government Printing Office, Washington 25, D.C. , . . Price $1.00 (Paper Cover)
Boston Public Library
Superintendent ot Documents
MAR ? 1 1961
DEPOSITORY
INTRODUCTION
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This appendix of the budget of the United States con-
sists of two parts: (1) schedules of the detail of personal
services; and (2) statements on passenger motor velucles
and aircraft.
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
The schedules which show the detail of personal services
reflected in the budget are furnished to the Congress
pursuant to section 204 of the Budget and Accounting
Act, 1921 (31 U.S.C. 581).
Positions of a permanent or indefinite duration are
distinguished from other employment. Any position is
counted if it is occupied or will be occupied at any time
during the year. Therefore, the number of positions
shown may exceed the ma.ximum number of positions at
any one time, and nearly always exceeds the maximum
number of employees at any one time, due to delays in
filling vacancies, leave ^vithout pay, and similar factors.
Grades and their respective salary ranges are reflected
in the stub column; the most commonly used grade series,
the general schedule grades, is abbreviated "GS- "
Titles are shown for positions with a base rate of $12,210
or above. Salaries are reported at the rate effective for
the greater part of the year. Since within-grade salary
advancements occur at various times during the year, the
rates shown will not be exactly equal to the compensation
earned, but the difference is taken up in the "Deduct
lapses" line. That line also covers savings due to vacan-
cies, etc., and is offset in part by terminal annual leave
payments.
Separate entries cover employment in positions other
than permanent (temporary and intermittent employ
ment). Other obligations for personnel compensation are
also detailed. Because most annual salaries are by law
the rate for 52 weeks, an additional entry covers the extra
earnings whenever there are regular workdays above the
52-week base. For employees with a Monday-through-
Friday workweek, there were 2 extra daj's in 1960, and
there will be 1 e.xtra day in 1961 and none in 1962.
The final amounts in the personal services schedules
agree with the entry for "Total personnel compensation"
in the ol)ject schedules of the budget. In cases where a
consolidated schedule in the appendix contains personal
services which are reflected in two or more object sched-
ules, a distribution by account title follows the total line.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES AND AIRCRAFT
The statements on passenger motor vehicles and air-
craft are furnished to the Congress pursuant to section 16
of the Administrative Expenses Act of 1946 (5 U.S.C. 78).
Passenger motor vehicles include automobiles, station
wagons, buses, and ambulances. The statements show
the number to be purchased in the coming year and the
cost, the exchange allowances estimated, and the number
of currently owned vehicles to be continued in use. The
cost of hire is shown with separate columns for hire from
interagency motor pools (such as those operated by the
General Services Administration) and from commercial
sources. As required, the statements identify the pubHc
purposes for which the vehicles are intended, and the
officials and emploj'ees by whom thej^ are to be used.
The statements on aircraft are similar to those on motor
vehicles, except that they show estimates for maintenance
and operation costs and omit estimates for hire, in accord-
ance with the law.
Combat and tactical vehicles and aircraft of the Armed
Forces are omitted.
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Parti. Detail of personal services: Pase
Legislative branch 1
The judiciary 5
Executive Office of the President 9
Funds appropriated to the President 15
Independent offices 23
General Services Administration 51
Housing and Home Finance Agency 57
Department of Agriculture 61
Department of Commerce 73
Department of Defense — Military 81
Department of Defense — Civil 107
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 111
Department of the Interior 127
Department of Justice 139
Department of Labor 145
Post Office Department 151
Department of State 153
Treasury Department 159
Trust funds:
Independent offices: Veterans Administration 167
General Services Administration 167
Department of Agriculture 167
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 167
Department of the Interior 168
Department of Justice 168
Department of Labor 168
Treasury Department 168
Part II. Passenger motor vehicles and aircraft:
Passenger motor vehicles:
Executive Office of the President 171
Independent offices 171
General Services Administration 175
Housing and Home Finance Agency 176
; Department of Agriculture 176
Department of Commerce 179
Department of Defense — Military 180
Department of Defense — Civil 182
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 183
Department of the Interior 184
Department of Justice 188
Department of Labor 188
Post Office Department 189
Department of State 189
Treasury Department 190
Aircraft :
Independent offices 191
Department of Agriculture 191
Department of Commerce 192
Department of Defense — Military 192
Department of Defense — Civil 192
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare 193
Department of the Interior 193
Department of Justice 194
Treasury Department 194
Index 195
in
PART I
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL
Office of the Architect of the Capitol
salaries
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $12,210:
Architect.- .- -
Assistant architect.
Second assistant architect
Coordinating engineer
Administrative officer ,
Executive assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $0,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,700 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regiilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay _._
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$19, 000
17,500
16, 000
14, 489
14, 489
14, 489
11,090
53, 100
7,510
7,405
6,285
22,320
9,280
13.020
7,985
3,590
28 237, 552
1. 5 8, 918
26. 5 228, 634
1,800
25, 196
255, 630
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19, 000
17, 500
16,000
15, 576
15,576
15. 576
11.939
58,260
8,091
7,987
6,947
35, 027
10, 025
14, 207
8,320
3,765
6,638
31 270, 434
31 270, 434
1.000
24, 466
295,900
1962 estunate
Xum- Total
ber salary
$19, 000
17. 500
16.000
15. 576
16. 576
15.576
22, 589
48, 235
16, 682
7,176
12,605
28, 828
10. 359
13, 707
12,584
3,869
6,638
CAPITOL GROUNDS
33 282. 500
33 282, 500
1,000
28. 500
312,000
Capitol Buildings and Grounds
capitol buildings
1960 actual
1961 estunate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or lu
excess of $12,210:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,489
1 9, 530
4 31,240
1 6.805
2 12.720
1 6,370
2 10,710
1 4,790
1 4,325
33 116, 260
94 440,277
141 657, 516
2 10, 216
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,676
1 10, 255
4 33. 880
1 7,490
2 14,025
1 6, 875
2 11, 865
1 4, 346
2 8,710
33 125,000
94 460, 879
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 576
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-U. $7,560 to $8.860.
3 28, 425
3 25,020
GS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
2 14 650
0.^.-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
1 6. 930
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
2 12 265
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 —
2 10.710
1 4,510
2 8, 815
33 125,000
96 493, 489
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
142 698,900
146 745, 400
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
139 647,300
8,459
4,200
132,419
5,200
142 698, 900
16,000
2,200
144,000
5,200
148 745, 400
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary emplovraent
16,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
2,200
155, 000
Nightworb differential
6,200
Total personal services .
797, 578
866,300
923,800
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,810
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9,475
1 7,820
2 13,860
2 9, 825
1 3.920
48 225.820
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9 475
GS-11 $7,660 to $8,860 . -.
1 7 820
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
3 19. 755
1 4.400
1 3,540
48 210,486
2 14, 025
2 10, 155
1 4. 025
48 230,400
GS-6. $4,S30 to $5,820.
GS-2. .$3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
54 247, 081
3 22,711
65 270, 720
0.5 3,420
65 275,900
Net permanent (average number,
61 224,370
9,897
1,900
38.877
1,100
54.5 267,300
7,500
1.000
44.000
1,100
55 275,900
7,500
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment . - .
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,000
45,000
Nightwork differential ..
1, 100
Total personal services .
276,144
320, 900
330 600
SENATE OFFICE BUILDINGS
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Superintendent
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,265
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-0. $4,830 to $6.820
G.S-5. $4..345 to $5.335
GS^. $1,040 to $4,670.
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employrrent
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$13,377
7,030
18, 555
11,690
32,430
9,580
13, 170
3, 755
12, 790
60 206, 768
267 1,003,032
350 1, 331, 177
1 4, 465
349 1, 326, 712
20, 076
10, 000
166. 567
36, 000
1, 549. 354
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14, 381
8,955
7,560
20, 130
19, 140
23,566
10, 155
13, 860
4,145
13,895
60 221,240
268 1,084,989
351 1,442,015
361 1,442,016
15,000
6,000
230, 485
36.000
1. 728, 500
1962 estunate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14,381
9,215
7.820
20, 625
19.635
24.060
10. 485
14.356
4.2.50
14, 210
60 221,240
269 1,133,939
352 1,494,215
352 1,494,215
15,000
5.000
230, 485
36,000
1, 780, 700
LEGISLATIVE GARAGE
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $28, 118
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $30, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $30, 800
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
ARCHITECT OF THE CAPITOL— Continued
C.\riTOL Buildings and Grounds — Continued
LEQisL.^TivE GARAGE — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
18
Num-
ber
Total
salary
Num- Total
ber salary
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)—
7 28, 100
200
9,352
1,200
7
SO. 000
100
10,800
1,200
7 30,800
100
10,800
1,200
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
38, 852
42,100
42,900
HOUSE OFFICE BUILDINGS
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,489
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 576
1 9, 215
1 7,660
2 14,025
1 6,875
4 25, 546
3 16. 140
5 21, 260
1 3,760
3 11,970
75 285, 396
284 827,488
381 1,244,800
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 576
1 9, 476
1 7,820
2 14,366
1 6, 875
4 25, 875
3 16, 470
5 21 670
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256 -
OS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
1 8,230
3 19, 155
1 6, 370
4 23,220
2 10, ISO
5 19, 440
1 3, 495
4 14, 255
75 253,886
284 778,608
381 1,151,328
6 32,028
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
G8-7. $5,356 to $6.346
GS-6 $4,830 to $5,820 - .
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1 3,865
3 12, 180
75 285,396
284 843, 743
381 1,263,300
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210- . .
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
375 1,119,300
432
6,000
102, 958
16,000
381 1,244,800
2,600
3.700
145. 000
15,000
381 1,263,300
2,500
3.700
148,000
15,000
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment - - -
Other personal services:
Eegular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services ,.
1,243,690
1,411,000
1,432,500
CAPITOL POWER PLANT
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,265
GS-6. $4,345 to $6,336
GS-i. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hohday pay
Nightwork differential-
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$9,630
5, 240
4,040
3,780
73 418, 236
77 440, 826
3
77 440, 823
21,749
3,400
34, 897
11,300
512, 169
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$10, 265
6,665
4,460
4,180
78 465,835
490,395
95
82 490, 300
2,600
1,800
48,000
11,300
553,900
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$10,255
5,830
4,565
4,285
78 477, 065
82 502, 000
82 502, 000
2,500
1,800
48,000
11,300
665,600
liiBRARY Buildings and Grounds
STRUCTURAL AND MECHANICAL CARE, LIBRARY BUILDINGS
AND GROUNDS
1960actupl
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4,490
1 3, 875
57 322, 198
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4, 995
1 3,760
67 340, 645
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4, 995
1 3, 865
57 34 S 740
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.--
Tntftl pprmnnpTit
69 330, 563
1 4, 769
69 349,400
,69 354,600
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -_
58 325,794
2,500
87, 286
4,000
69 349, 400
1,300
92,000
4,000
59 364, 600
1,300
93,100
4,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay _
Nightwork differential
419, 580
446,700
463,000
BOTANIC GARDEN
Salaries and Expenses, Botanic Garden
Grades and ranges:
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 -
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336- -..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 ---.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Eegular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$7, 750
7,105
6,435
4,340
3,256
43 208,836
48 237,720
2.5 13,233
46. 5 224, 487
2,316
1,800
37. 095
3.700
269, 398
Num- Total
ber salary
$8,600
7. 820
7,095
4.840
3,500
43 224,342
48 266,197
1 3, 697
47 252,600
3,000
1,000
40,500
3,700
300,800
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,860
7.260
5.005
3,500
46 261,090
SI 283,700
1 3,500
50 280,200
5,000
1,000
45.500
3.700
336, 400
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS
S-M^RiES AND Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
e-icess of $16,630:
Librarian of Congress
Num- Total
ber salary
I $20. 000
1 17. 600
1 15. 843
2 30. 821
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 000
1 17,500
1 17, 121
2 33. 472
1 16, 601
2 30, 914
1 15, 582
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
Chief assistant libr:irian of Congress-.
GS-17. $16. 530 to $17,570:
1 17,500
1 17.326
2 33. 862
Law librarian -.
1 16. 806
GS-16. $16,256 to $16,295:
Associate director of department
1 14. 243
1 14, 435
1 14, 472
2 31,304
1 15,787
as-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant librarian for public affairs
1 13.830
1 13. 830
1 14. 476
12 170.351
1 13.830
1 13.830
1 15.038
2 28,868
1 14.475
I 14,061
Associate director of department
Associate law librarian
1 13, 106
1 13, 187
6 79,229
1 14,061
I 14, 706
Chief of division
12 172. 976
1 14. 061
Coordinator -
1 14.061
Deputy chief assistant librarian
Science research specialist
1 13, 978
2 25,642
1 15.038
2 29.099
Specialist
1 14,706
LEGISLATIVE BRANCH
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-H. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant director of department
Budget officer
Chief of division
Chief of fiscal services
Coordinator .
Executive officer
Head of section. -.
Information retrieval specialist
Keeper of collections —
Selection officer
Specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 -.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 -
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 -
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,876 -
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 --
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment
Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential.
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
6 $56, 849
1 11,357
8 96, 592
1 11,717
1 11,542
1 11,357
1
I
1
31
42
69
6
119
10
120
38
138
151
123
100
25
12,563
11, 468
11,367
326, 148
381.638
634, 068
42, 936
776, 652
60,169
662. 391
192, 664
634, 347
619.073
465, 470
348, 786
80, 773
94 323, 690
1,105
5, 954, 843
32. 6 175, 080
1,072.5
5,77!
763
119, 299
4,182
42,780
91,681
16,310
6,054,015
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $99, 316
1 12, 296
6 74,290
1 12, 295
6 61, 475
1 13, 620
1 12, 645
27
43
80
11
131
16
110
41
141
140
141
79
26
300, 569
414, 176
669, 570
86, 668
911,415
101,749
646, 813
223,364
696. 882
617, 973
573. 096
300. 849
85, 476
92 325, 931
1,130
6, 678. 872
38 226,167
1,092
6, 463, 705
128, 0.';8
4,000
25, 688
54,500
17,200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $100,650
1 12, 480
6 76,400
12, 480
62,400
12, 230
13. 520
12, 7.50
28
43
82
11
132
16
116
41
152
144
145
80
27
315,433
420,885
686, 802
86, 666
933. 332
103, 902
086, 474
227, 628
760, 760
643,110
698, R89
309, 656
93, 886
98 344, 401
1,168
6, 968, 086
26. 9 160, 689
1,141.1
6, 807, 497
128, 058
4,000
25, 688
54,500
17,200
6, 683, 151
7, 036, 943
Copyright Office
salaries and expenses
Oi"ades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500;
Register of copyrights
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division
General counsel...
GS-15, $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant register of copyrights
Chief of basic research
Chief of division
General counsel
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Assistant chief of division
Attorney-adviser
Chief of division
G8-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $S,956 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
GS-5. $4,346 to $6.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to .$4,390
GS-2. .$3,500 to .$4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base.
Overtime and hoUday pay
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Ntun- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
1 12, 771
1 13, 245
1 13, 245
1 13, 245
11,606
11,606
12,663
41.823
43.980
86, 039
7.420
112.465
17. 686
221.072
26.345
221, 333
210, 805
166, 633
9,920
5.943
13.688
245 1.280.847
5.7 29,766
1
1
1
4
5
11
1
17
3
40
.=i
50
51
42
3
239.3
1,251,081
9,484
19, 619
1,280.184
1981 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 15, 332
1 15, 332
1 13, 830
1 14, 475
1
1
1
3
5
12
1
16
6
38
8
48
62
43
3
2
12, 645
12, 545
13,520
34, 409
48, 226
100, 792
7,987
114,339
32,260
227, 608
43, 763
229, 789
234,391
172,3.63
11,222
6, 4.59
14. 3"
247 1,394.061
1.8 10.359
245.2
1.383.702
,500
.5,341
5,000
1,394, ,543
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1.5, .617
15, 617
1 14, 061
1 14, 706
12,760
12,760
13, 520
34, 799
49, 005
101,042
7,987
11,5.661
32, 922
23I,.'>S3
44,568
239. 438
237. 172
182. .500
14. 840
6. 562
14,373
251 1,430.685
1.8 10. 359
249.2
1,420,326
600
6,341
5,000
1,431,167
Legislative Reference Service
SALARIES and EXPENSES
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
Senior specialist
GS-16. $15,266 to $16,296:
Chief of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Analyst
Assistant chief of division
Attorney
Chief of division
Specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Analyst
Assistant chief of division
Attorney - .-
Economist
Executive officer
Specialist...
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,265..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..-.
OS-10. $6,995 to .$7,986.
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345...
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52- week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
I 15, 392
17 268, 804
1 13, 083
I 13, 083
4 52, 673
4 51.616
22,963
11, 357
36, 337
II, 726
11, 357
10
13
17
1
22
18
104, 670
114,793
127. 826
7,426
143, 421
97,239
30.384
67, 418
107, 274
36, 708
13, 701
4,410
180 1, 381, 174
9.7 74,344
170.3
1, 306, 830
1961 estimate
Nimi- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 16, 871
17 290, 342
2 30, 599
1 14, 142
1 13, 830
3 43, 665
6 83, 916
3 37, 136
2 24, 590
4 61,110
12,295
12,295
88, 872
133, 270
139, 329
7,987
239, 464
119, 240
48, 192
47,631
148, 375
24,612
14,480
4,634
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 17. 056
17 293, 212
2 30, 784
1 14, 394
1 14, 061
3 44, 138
6 86, 365
3 37, 710
2 24, 960
4 51, 500
203 1, 666, 278
9.6 79,062
Total personal services..
10, 180
2,928
326
1, 320, 264
193.4
1, 686, 216
25, 000
6,405
6,000
250
1, 622, 871
12, 480
12,480
89, 814
136, 200
141, 897
7,987
243.867
121,063
49, 185
48,623
150, 332
25,024
14, 892
4,534
203 1,689,070
8.9 73,854
194.1
1, 615, 216
25, 000
6,406
5,000
250
1,651,871
Distribution op Catalog Cards
SALARIES and EXPENSES
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division
Editor
OS-12. $8,955 to $10.265....
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,876
QS-7. $6,355 to $6,345 .--
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,600 to $4.130
G.S-1. $3,185 to $3.815... .—
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent ..-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,909
11,799
34, 745
60, 069
14, 990
51, 162
18, 640
84, 267
66, 812
162, 762
132,210
267, 787
142, 981
21, 493
6,096
238 1,076,712
2. 4 10, 999
235.6
1,065,713
7,792
43, 960
1,117,466
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 066
12,815
37, 970
73, 149
8,154
56,992
20, 405
108. 157
55,742
156, 832
169, 766
292, 097
141, 067
26,583
5,283
238 1,168,077
1. 1 5, 536
1, 162, 541
4,493
1,167,034
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
20
13
37
48
102
41
8
$13, 270
13,000
38, 730
74, 369
8,154
64, 102
20, 570
121, 040
71, 087
182, 040
210, 704
413, 592
160, 699
29,992
5,283
298 1,426,522
1. 1 5. 536
296.9
1,420,986
4,493
1, 425, 479
4
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
LIBRARY OF CONGRESS— Continued
Books for the Blind
salaries and expenses
Grades and ranges;
OS-16. $1.5.255 to $16,295:
Chief of division.
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Ciiicf of division
GS-U. $12,210 to $13,510-
Assistant chief of division.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,S60
GS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425._
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.-
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.671)
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390 .-
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Resrular pay above .52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$12, 886
21,239
"14^724
12. 234
6.551
13. 457
12. 593
22. 623
27, 893
28 143, 205
0. 1 277
27. 9 142, 928
530
205
143, 683
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,332
12,295
11.939
16. 042
7.987
7. 030
12.459
16.015
14. 705
12. 847
31. 5,50
11,067
29 169, 268
1.3 7.362
27. 7 161, 906
651
162, 557
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$15,517
1
1
2
1
1
2
3
3
3
10
3
12, 480
11.939
10. 432
7. 9S7
7.196
12. 624
16, 347
15.036
13. 166
39. 595
11,273
31 179, 5S3
1.3 7.362
29. 7 172, 220
651
172, 871
Organizing and Microfilming the Papers of the Presidents
salaries and expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-12 $8,955 to $10,255
Num- Total
bcr salary
1 $8. 430
1 7.062
1 6, 067
2 10, 056
8 33. 190
3 11.664
2 7. 106
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9. 300
I 7. 886
1 6. 697
4 21.963
6 26. 665
3 13. 367
1 3.818
Num-
ber
I
1
1
4
6
a
1
Total
salary
$9,300
7.886
6.697
21 . 963
OS-Il. $7,.560 to i?8.860 -.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,.335 *.
OS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
26. 665
13 367
GS-3 $3 760 to $4,390
3 818
18 83. 575
0.4 1,688
17 89. 696
0. 4 1. 943
17
0.4
89 696
Deduct lapses . _
1 943
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) ...
17.6 81,887
16.6 87.763
500
345
16.6
87 753
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
500
Other personal services-
Regular pay above 52-week base
324
205
345
Total personal ser\iccs..
82.416
88.598
88. 598
Preservation op Early Americ.in Motion Pictures
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-!. $4,040 to $4,670
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $3. 829
1 3, 313
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4,213
I 3.568
Num- Total
ber salary
I $4 213
GS-2 $3,500 to $4,130
1 3 56S
2 7, 142
0. 1 287
2 7, 781
2 7, 781
Deduct lapses .. . .
Total personal services
6.866
7,781
7 781
Revision of Annotated Constitution
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16.5.30 to $17,670:
Senior specialist
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Attorney
GS-11. .$7.,560 to $8,860....
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16. 536
1 13. 749
1 7. .571
1 6, 366
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses.
Total personal services..
1900 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4,066
6 47, 278
1.6 15,485
31, 793
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE
Office of Superintendent op Documents
salaries and expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
$16,035: Superintendent of documents..
$13,770; Assistant superintendent of
documents
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 436
1 12, 334
333 1,636,811
128 4,56.415
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,787
1 13. 620
367 1,813,827
142 522, 143
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,037
1 13,790
367 1,842,349
142 522, 143
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent
463 2,018,996
7.2 31,216
511 2,365.277
6.5 25,692
611 2,394,319
6.5 26,692
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) . . _
455.8
1,987,780
336.299
15.631
171, 629
6,320
505.5
2,339,685
404, 800
9,062
24,000
4,700
606 5
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent emplovment
2,368,627
404, 800
Other personal services:
Regular pav above 52-week base
24,000
4,700
Nightwork diflereutial
2, 617, 559
2, 782, 147
2, 802, 127
Salaries and -wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
$2,3^8,468
1-29, 091
$2,718,147
64,000
$2, 738, 127
64,000
Government Printing Office Revolving Fund
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
$20,000: Public Printer
$18,500: Executive olTicer
$17, .500: Deputy public printer
$17,310: Assistant executive officer
and director of personnel. —
$16,295:
Comptroller
Director of pm-chases
$15,577:
Planning manager
Production manager
$16,255: Director of personnel
$14,705: Plant engineer ._
$13,770: Technical director...
$13,730: Assistant comptroller.
$13,510: Medical officer
$13,222:
Assistant planning manager
Assistant production manager
$12,990: Assistant plant engineer
$12,210: .Assistant director of personnel
Less than $12,210
I'ngraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork difTerential
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Tot.il
ber salary
1 $20. 000
1 17,614
1 17, 500
1 16, 099
1 15.163
1 15,163
1 15,080
1 15, 080
1 13, 686
1 12. 563
1 11.606
1 13, 563
12. 730
12. 730
12.085
12, 563
1
1
1
1
1,029
6, 685, 424
4,767
25. 831, 125
5,812
31.648,674
100.2
545. 445
6,711.8
31, 103. 229
243. 451
4,836.160
1,721,267
141.826
38. 045. 933
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 000
6.167
1 17, 500
2, 885
I 16.307
1 16, 307
15, 579
16, 679
12, 723
14.706
13. 790
13, 749
13, 520
13.229
13, 229
13.000
12,230
1
1
1
1
1,019
6, 791, 166
4.809
26. 315. 453
6,843
32, 337, 109
65.3
361, 482
6,7777
31, 975. 627
124.373
4.700.000
1,800,000
38, 600, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
17, 600
1 16. 307
1 16, 307
15, 679
15,579
16, 267
14, 706
13,790
13,749
13,520
I
1
1
1
1,019
6,791,156
13.229
13. 229
13. 000
12.230
26. 789. 3.33
5,843
32, 804, 481
46
25S. 481
6,797
32,546.000
4, 600. 000
1,864 000
39. 000. 000
THE JUDICIARY
SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Salaries
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,431:
Chief .lustice -..
Associate Justice
Reporter
Librarian
Marshal -.- --- ■
Grades established by the Supreme
Court:
$11,698 to $13,129 -
$9,850 to $11,281
$8,316 to $9,746 -
$7,694 to $8,784
$7,078 to $8,168 -
$6,473 to $7.563
$5,890 to $6,980 --
$5,313 to $6,402 - ,
$4,479 to $5,869
.$4,444 to $5,137 _
$4,136 to $4,829 _
$3,8.50 to $4,543
$3,503 to $4,197 - ---.
Rate ot $4,352
Rate of $2,516
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment —
Part-time employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-\veek base
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$35, 500
280,000
16,016
13,000
12, 750
2
3
19
3
20
3
9
3
31
4
15
9
26
4
1
24, 420
29, 370
160.826
24. 128
144. 851
20.218
54. 704
17, 326
156. 291
19.053
66. 269
36, 923
94, 890
16, 224
2,360
164 1,224,108
10 66,321
154 1, 168, 787
4,324
69, 467
6,951
1, 239, 529
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$35. 600
280, 000
17, 202
13. 978
13, 728
2
3
19
3
20
3
14
2
29
15
12
1
26
4
1
26. 291
32, 157
174, 452
26. 395
156, 395
22, 173
89, 544
13. 354
158, 309
77. 355
63, 539
4,326
103. 584
17, 472
2,617
166 1,318,271
4 29, 865
162 1,288,406
5.000
73, 694
3,900
1,371,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$35. 600
280, 000
17,202
13, 978
13,728
2
3
19
3
21
3
16
2
29
15
12
1
26
26, 291
32, 739
178, 476
26. 682
163, 803
22, 360
97, 552
13, 354
161.575
77, 896
64, 766
4,430
104, 666
17, 472
2,517
168 1, 344, 947
4 29, 641
164 1,315,306
5.000
73, 694
1,394.000
Care op the Building and Grounds
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7,270
1 4,610
31 165,268
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,080
1 4,986
31 172, 135
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8 080
GS-). $4,040 to $4,670
1 4,985
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210 —
31 174, 935
33 177, 148
10
33 185, 200
33 188, 000
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
33 177, 138
1.400
38,391
2,400
33 185, 200
700
46, 000
2.400
33 188,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
700
46. 000
Nightwork dillerential
2,400
Total personal services
219, 329
234, 300
237, 100
Automobile for the Chief Justice
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges established by the
Supreme Court:
$3,844 to $4,472
Num-
ber
1
Total
salary
$4,472
Num-
ber
Total
salary
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$4,444 to $5,137
1
$4,680
1
$4, 805
1
4,472
179
1
4,680
1
4,805
""" ""
Net permanent (average nimiber,
net salary) „
1
4,293
1
4,680
1
4,805
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Other personal services: Regular pay
$32
$18
4,326
4,698
$4,806
COURT OF CUSTOMS AND PATENT APPEALS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or iu
excess of $12,210:
$25,600:
Chief judge. -
Judge
$1.8,500: Chief technical adviser
$17,500: Chief technical adviser
$14,785: Clerk _ — .
$13,750: Clerk
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Marshal
GS-13. $10,6.35 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-10. .$6,995 to $7,985..-
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-S. $6,885 to .$6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to .$6,345 .-- --
GS-6. $4,830 to .$5,820
nS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.--
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 -...
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-\veek base
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$25. 600
102, 000
17, 514
11.606
10. 629
30. 348
6.968
12. 896
5,637
6,450
14,997
4.326
15, 433
26 277, 074
0. 8 2, 554
25. 2 274, 520
1,130
275, 650
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 600
4 102. 000
1 18, 512
1 14, 789
12.750
11.419
48. 796
7,675
14. 040
6.219
6.032
16.973
4,6S0
16. 970
28 306. 365
1 3,115
27 303, 240
10,500
660
314.400
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $2,5, 600
4 102, 000
1 18, 512
14, 789
13,000
11.690
49. 346
7.821
14. 207
6.386
6,198
17. 306
4.680
17. ISO
28 308, 615
1 3, 115
27 305, 500
10. 500
316,000
CUSTOMS COURT
Salaries and Expenses
1060 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
$22,600:
Num
ber
1
8
- Total
salary
$22. 500
180,000
"i6,"4i3"
11,367
Num
ber
1
8
1
- Total
salary
$22, 600
180,000
16, 557
Num
ber
1
8
1
- Total
salary
$22,500
180.000
$16 , 555- Clerk
16, 567
1
1
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1
8
1
6
5
1
4
18
3
10
14
8
12.230
97. 840
10. 899
58. 740
39. 145
7.010
27, 290
105.414
16.661
.50, 294
69, 384
31,306
1
9
6
1
5
10
7
10
3
12
14
8
12,480
110.070
GP 13 $10 fi35 to $11 935 .,
9
6
5
1
4
15
6
8
13
9
94, 4.53
64, 352
35, 900
6,656
24, 710
81,518
23.983
37,834
50. .587
32, 738
63.250
OS-12. S^K,955 to $in,255._.. -
GR 11 .«7..wn to fi^s.seo
9, 755
40,415
GS-10 Jfi 995 to *7 985
70. 100
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425 _
GS 7 $5 355 to $6,345
47,290
67, 658
GS 6 $4,830 to $5,820
16. 994
GS 5 $4 345 to $5,335
60. 412
GS-4. M.04n to !e4.670.-,-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
60.653
32, 136
86
7.5
671,998
42,223
89
2
735, 270
5,670
95
2
790, 270
6,670
Net permanent (average numbor,
78.5
629, 775
16,667
3,286
87
729,600
7,000
2,000
93
784, 600
Positions other "than permanent: Tem-
7,000
Other personal services: Regular pay
649,728
738,600
791, 600
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
COURT OF CLAIMS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
$25,600:
Chief judge
Judge -
$19,000: Commissioner. _
$16,655: Clerk
$13,750: Clerk
GS-16. $13,730 to $16,030:
Auditor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Auditor-. -
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935..-
QS-11. $7,660 to $8.860-. ,
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ,
OS-8. $6,885 to $6.876
GS-7. $5,366 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 _.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670 ,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base
Total personal services..
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $26. 600
4 102, 000
13 247, 146
1
4
1
2
16
7
6
3
1
13, 770
12,771
11, 357
38, 791
7, 630
13, 624
100, 918
40,623
28,100
14. 394
4.347
34.442
22.318
74
3
717,631
52, 016
71 665, 616
5,728
4,183
675, 527
Num- Total
ber salary
$26, 600
102, 000
266, 167
16, 667
14, 061
12,480
43, 347
8,091
14.831
109, 948
38,147
41,869
16, 017
4,846
37,128
23,586
76
a
774, 665
16, 393
73 758, 172
6,178
2,450
766,800
Num- Total
ber salary
$25, 600
102, 000
288, 168
16, 567
14.061
12, 480
44, 138
8,341
15. 163
112,281
38, 980
48, 048
16, 494
5,013
37,232
23,886
806, 342
16. 420
76 788, 922
6,178
796, 100
COURTS OF APPEALS, DISTRICT COURTS, AND
OTHER JUDICIAL SERVICES
Salaries op Judges
Special positions at annual rates;
Circuit and district judges:
$2.5,000: Circuit judge
$23,000: District judge
$22,500: District judge
Senior and resigned judges:
Senior judge
Resigned judge
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
68
$1,734,000
1 23. 000
247 5, 657, 500
74 1,770,802
7 98, 274
397 9, 183, 576
16 358, 677
8, 824. 899
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6S
$1,734,000
1 23, 000
244 5, 490, 000
77 1,833,750
7 99, 193
397 9, 179. 943
13 293, 943
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
68
$1,731,000
1 23. 000
244 6, 490, 000
77 1, 833, 750
7 99, 193
397 9, 179, 943
13 293, 943
Salaries of Supporting Personnel
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $13,730 to $16,030:
Chairman, Commission on Mental
Health, District of Columbia
Prohation officer
Num- Total
ber salary
I $13,086
1 13, 083
1 11,835
11 131,706
69 696, 073
68 .609,163
171 1,344.262
220 1.481.663
169 1.065.460
79 472. 980
235 1.276.017
319 1. 693. 696
446 2,006,971
4S0 1, 921, 132
36 136, 531
46 169,042
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,038
1 14,394
1 13, 000
11 143,683
74 814, 507
66 522, 996
171 1.4.W.854
242 1.777.922
149 1.019.658
82 634. 268
236 1, 402. 400
325 1, 771, 765
477 2,333,697
473 2,067,963
33 137,904
46 183,020
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 038
1 14, 706
QS-14. $12,210 to .$13,610:
Admijustrative assistant to chief
judee
1 13.270
11 144.353
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,936
77 8.52. 446
GS-12 $8 955 to $10 265 .
61 584. 730
OS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
QS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
181 1.550.058
249 1.8.5S.607
185 1, 266, ,597
QS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
86 661, 975
OS-7. $5,365 to $6.346
OS-6. $4,830 to $6.820
2.51 1.501.864
345 1, S92. 025
QS-6. $4,346 to $6,335.
667 3. 224. 251
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
279 1, 200. 612
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
26 111,945
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,1.30..
44 177,287
Ungraded positions at annual rates fixed
by Judicial Conference:
$12,210 or above:
$17,600: Senior pretrial examiner,
Southern District of New York...
$16,666: Pretrial examiner, District of
Columbia-
$16,555:
Clerk
Register of Wills, District of Co-
lumbia
$16,600: Pretrial examiner. District of
Columbia
$16,400:
Clerk..
Register of Wills, District of Co-
lumbia
$15,000: Pretrial examiner, Southern
District of New York.
$14,786: Clerk
$14,185: Clerk
$13,750: Clerk
$13,200: Clerk
$12,900: Assistant pretrial examiner.
District of Columbia
Less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Clerk hire, circuit and district judges.
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base.
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
16 246, 605
1 16,413
11 151,466
33 436, 864
319 2,326,251
2,723
16, 033, 316
68. 5 288, 856
2. 664. 5
15,744,460
3.931,903
194. 660
74,112
152,372
66, 139
20, 163, 646
$20,156,449
7,197
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
16 264, 909
1 16, 557
U 162,677
33 468, 125
1 12,917
312 2,433,090
2,763
17,573,916
46 266, 616
2,708
17, 308, 400
4, 466. 600
1.60.000
80. 000
83. 800
62,200
$22, 143, 000
7,000
1962 esthnato
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 16, 682
16 264, 909
1 16, 657
3
11
33
45,064
162, 677
468,126
1 12, 917
315 2,455,991
2,837
18, 429, 775
54 300, 175
2,783
18, 129, 600
4, 637, 200
250. 000
80,000
62, 200
23, 159, 000
$23, 152, 000
7,000
Administrative Office of the United States Courts
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Director
Deputy director. —
OS-18. $18,600:
Assistant director (management)
Assistant director (legal)
QS-17. $16,.530 to $17,570:
Chief, division of proccdui'al studies
and statistics
Chief, bankruptcy division
Chief, division of business adminis-
tration
Chief, probation division
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, personnel division
Assistant chief, division of procedural
studies and statistics
Assistant chief, bankruptcy division.
Assistant chief, division of business
administration
Assistant chief, probation division
Administrative attorney -
Assistant chief, probation division
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assist.ant chief, probation division
Chief auditor.
Cliief, section of court services and
quarters
Administrative at torney
Assistant to the chief, probation
division
Assistant to the chief, bankruptcy
division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
OS-12. $8,9.65 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,.560 to $8.860
GS-10, $6,995 to $7.985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
OS-7. $5,3.56 to $6.346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,010 to $4.670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20. 000
17. 514
17. 514
17. 514
15.392
15. 392
15. 392
16, 392
13,083
12, 771
12,771
12, 771
12, 771
12, 771
11.606
11,835
11.606
11.357
39,604
61,601
36, 128
13, 769
105, 558
117,457
80,996
103. 646
90,897
21, 044
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,000
18, 512
18. 612
18. 612
16.806
16, 806
16. 806
16, 806
13, 749
13, 749
13. 749
13. 749
13. 749
13. 749
12. (SO
12.230
42.849
64. 605
30.784
16. 163
116,399
134. 574
,88, 276
126, 628
90. 376
16,017
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,000
IS, 512
18. 512
18, 512
17.056
17,056
16,806
16, 806
14,394
14, 061
14, 061
14,061
14, 061
13, 749
14, 061
13,000
12, 750
12,480
12, 230
12,230
43, 867
6,5, 645
31,304
15,329
117, 892
148, 139
96, 951
147,742
96. 200
19.900
THE JUDICIARY
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $7, 654
14 74,815
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $7, 758
15 78, 349
Positions other than permanent: Part-
$364,666
$371,000
$276,000
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-2 $3 500 to $4 130
Total personal services
1,860,619
1,979,000
2,287,260
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
14 $72,926
Total permanent
158 991.777
13 73, 194
160 1,084,064
3 13, 764
172 1, 172, 564
3 13, 764
Expenses
Net permanent (average number,
145 918,683
1,441
5,216
7,066
11.901
14,424
167 1,070,300
5,000
61, 600
4,100
10,000
169 1, 158, 800
6,000
61,600
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment -
Intermittent employment .
1960 actual
1961 estimate
Other personal services:
Reifular pay above 52-week base.
1962 estimate
io.ooo
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,690
1 7,280
9 62,088
3 19,344
7 42, 141
76 414,669
66 271, 898
99 423, 405
110 428, 892
129 462, 692
7 24,294
2 6,949
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $18,200
1 7,821
9 68,037
3 21, 164
6 39,646
79 471,743
67 302, 869
108 606, 231
120 607, 104
130 604,641
6 19,344
Payments to other agencies for reim-
Num- Total
ber salary
Total personal services
958, 631
1,140,900 1,235,300
2 $18, 470
1 8,071
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
9 69, 202
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
13 85, 967
DP Referees
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 . .. ... .
6 40, 310
Salaries (
GS-7. $5,366 to $6,345
99 687, 668
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
67 359, 154
1962 estimate
I960 actual
1961 estimate
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
160 679, 224
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
130 616,561
Num- Total
ber salary
69
$1,035,000
16 220,000
15 187,500
7 78,760
Num- Total
ber salary
90
$1,350,000
13 178, 760
6 76,000
3 33,760
112 1,637.600
2 29,600
Num- Total
ber salary
120
$1,800,000
7 96, 260
11 137,500
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
special positions at rates established by
the Judicial Conference:
$15,000: Referee in bankruptcy
600 2, 171, 142
30 125,419
620 2,466,789
10 40,789
640 3,078,389
10 40, 789
$13,750: Referee in bankruptcy
$12,500: Referee in bankruptcy
$11,250: Referee in bankruptcy
470 2,045,723
96,512
110,776
16,600
1,660
610 2,426,000
120,000
115,000
9,800
1,400
630 3, 037, 600
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
120,000
138 2,033,750
1.6 22,600
116,000
107 1,521,250
1 15, 197
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1,400
Net permanent (average number,
106
1,606,053
110
1,608,000
136.6
2,011,260
2, 271, 171
2,672,200
3,274,000
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
THE WHITE HOUSE OFFICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ran^os:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
The Assistant to the President
Deputy assistant to the President
Special counsel to the President
Secretary to the President
Administrative assistant to the Presi-
dent --
Special assistant to the President
Secretary to the Cabinet..
Staff assistant to the President -
GS-17. $16. 530 to $17, 670:
Assistant to the deputy assistant to
the President
Assistant staff secretary
Executive clerk
OS-16. $15,2.55 to $16,295:
Administrative officer (chief usher)...
Assistant to the deputy assistant to
the President
Special assistant..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer.
Assistant executive clerk..
Assistant to the secretary to the
Cabinet
Assistant special coimsel to the Presi-
dent...
Associate press secretary -.
Chief of records
Special assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant special counsel to the Presi-
dent
Chief of correspondence _—
Chief, telegraph and travel service
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. .$8,955 to $10,255..
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,800
OS-10. $6,995 to $7.985.
OS-9. $6.4.15 to $7,425....
OS-8. $5,885 to $6.875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS 6. $4,830 to $5.820
GS-.5. $4,346 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,940 to $4.670.. ; .,
OS-3, $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12.210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part^
time and temporary positions
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22. 500
1 22. 000
1 21.000
2 42. 000
6 120. 000
1 17. 600
1 17. 500
1 17, 600
15.615
15.855
15,615
14, 430
14.910
14. 190
13. 070
13. 070
13, 070
1 13. 070
1 12. 770
1 12, 770
3 36, 225
1 11.355
11.355
51,370
60, 470
30, 280
91, 330
93. 390
188.865
160. 020
144,460
191.020
123. 625
47. 210
42. 860
11 40,330
272 1, 772. 600
4 79.216
268
1,693.385
99, 321
113,144
1,905,860
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 500
1 22. 000
1 21. 000
2 42, 000
6 120. 000
1 17. 500
1 17. 500
1 17, 500
17, 056
16, 806
15, 787
16,307
15,517
14. 061
14. 061
14, 394
13. 749
14. 394
13. 749
14, 061
39, 290
1
1
5
8
7
12
25
29
27
39
37
25
15
3
12. 230
12. 230
65. 059
73. 800
64.517
90. 355
173.079
1,85.514
169.6,89
208. 894
176, 487
111,904
60. 761
11,377
10 39. 147
273 1,924.276
1 6. 625
272
1, 918, 750
108, 500
78, 000
2, 105, 250
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22. 500
1 22. 000
1 21.000
2 42. 000
6 120. 000
1 17. 500
1 17. ,500
1 17, 500
17, 066
16, 037
16. 307
15,517
14. 061
14. 394
14, 706
13. 749
14. 394
14.061
14, 394
39, 640
12. 480
12. 480
55. 800
66, 725
56, 347
91,625
176, 824
188.677
168. 376
214,537
172, 955
121,, 576
61,801
11,481
10 39, 334
272 1,934,240
0. 3 5. 490
271.7
1, 928, 750
105, 000
78. 000
2,111,750
EXECUTIVE MANSION AND GROUNDS
Executive Mansion and Grounds
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
TJneraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Num- Total
ber salary
37 $139,612
35 190,611
Num- Total
ber salary
37 $153,811
35 198, 245
Num- Total
ber salary
37 $153,811
Ungraded positions nt hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
35 198. 245
Total permanent
72 330. 223
1 4,089
72 3,52.056
6 26, 894
72 352. 056
1 3, 940
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
71 326, 134
67 325, 162
71 348, 116
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
17, 145
2,640
21, 166
3,603
24,945
1,354
20,328
3.067
24,945
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay .
20,328
3,067
370, 587
374,866
396, 456
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
$365, 762
4,825
$374,866
$396, 456
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Director
Deputy director.
Assistant director
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant director for budget review. .
Assistant director for legislative
reference
Assistant director for management
and organization
Assistant director for statistical
standards
Chief of division
Executive assistant director
GS-17. $16..530 to $17,570:
Chief of division
Chief of office
Deputy division chief
Deputy office chief
General counsel _.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative assistant to the direc-
tor
Assistant division chief
Assistant general counsel
Assistant office chief
Assistant to the division chief
Chief, budget methods
Chief, budget preparation
Chief, fiscal analysis
Deputy division chief
Specialist on organization and legisla-
tion..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant (systems)
Analytical statistican
Assistant to the division chief
Budget examiner
Budget and program analyst-
Budget methods specialist
Budget and management officer
Budget preparation specialist..
Fiscal economist
General attorney
Legislative analyst
Management analyst
Personnel officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant (systems)
Analytical statistician
Assistant budget officer
Assistant personnel officer
Budget examiner - —
Budget methods specialist
Budget preparation specialist
Cartographer
Fiscal economist
Legislative analyst -
Management analyst
Personnel officer
Special assistant __
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425
aS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 500
1 20, 509
3 60, 030
1 17, 614
1 17,514
1 17, 614
1 17, 514
3 52, 642
1 17, 614
31,491
15,392
16.621
46. 176
15, 621
1 14. 685
13 187. 968
72. 196
14. 435
14.435
14.914
14. 685
15, 163
66,310
94, 430
27, 362
328, 988
13.686
13, 083
12, 771
2 26. 166
1 13.083
4 64. 059
9 121,326
8 95. 960
7 83,137
1 12,086
326, 286
23,442
36, 254
11,8.35
12, 563
11, 606
93, 996
12,563
528, 960
194, 585
203, 002
13, 478
205, 170
47, 278
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, .500
1 20, 509
3 60, 030
18,512
18, 512
18, 512
1 18,512
3 55, 536
1 18,512
1
12
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
5
6
1
31
1
2
1
1
4
34, 382
16, 806
33, 592
49, 878
17, 056
16. 037
188. 094
15.267
108. 1.59
15. 787
15. 787
16.307
16.037
16, 617
16,307
72, 614
87, 528
14, 394
439, 614
15,038
28, 143
14,061
13,749
56, 698
6 72, 822
13 189. 302
1 14,061
8 104, 560
8 101. 190
12.2.30
376, 370
24,710
26, 7S0
13, 000
12, 230
12, 230
113, 690
12, 230
532, 615
269. 405
203, 026
15. 163
174, 889
77, 958
1962 estimate
Num- Tot
ber salar
1 $22. 500
1 20, 609
3 60, 030
1 18. 512
1 18, 612
1 18, 512
1 18, .512
3 55. 636
1 18, 512
1
12
1
7
1
1
1
1
1
6
7
1
30
1
2
1
1
4
1
59
30
19
2
24
12
34, 632
17,066
33, 592
49, 878
17, 056
16, 307
189, 384
15, 267
108. 409
15. 787
15, 787
16. 307
16. 037
16,517
16, 307
72, 926
101.610
14, 394
428, 986
15. 038
28, 455
14, 061
13, 749
66, 910
5 73, 155
17 244. 901
1 14, 061
8 105, 080
8 101, 190
12, 230
414. 640
24. 710
39. 270
13. 000
12, 230
12, 480
114,460
12, 230
651, 596
277, 680
148, 989
15, 329
169, 232
78, 456
10
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUREAU OF THE BUDGET— Continued
Salabies and Expenses — Con tinned
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Num- Total
ber salary
33 $186,861
35 180, 609
32 150, 882
8 32, 842
3 12, 127
3 10, 941
6 20,384
8 40, 478
Num- Total
ber salary
43 $260,876
36 192, 765
28 139, 527
6 25, 584
3 13, 126
4 14, 892
4 16, 620
8 42, 992
Num- Total
ber salary
44 $269,045
GS-6 $4,S30 to $6,820
37 203, 321
OS-5 $4,345 to $5,336
29 142, 874
6 21, 632
GS-4 $4 040 to $4,670 _ _ _
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390
3 13, 230
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
4 15, 100
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
4 15, 724
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equlv-
8 43, 304
Total permanent ... . ..
436 4, 034, 601
11.4
116,715
457 4,631,729
16
182,429
472 4, 833, 636
Deduct lapses
13
136, 636
Net permanent (average number,
423.6
3,918,786
14, 197
6,164
993
30, 146
16,819
45
11. 502
441
4, 449, 300
16,000
2,200
20,000
17, 100
13,850
50
10,000
459
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment ..
4,697,100
16,000
Part-time employment
2,200
20.000
Other pei-sonal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base _
13,850
Nightwork ditTerential
50
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details . _
10, 000
3,998,662
4, 527, 600
4, 758, 200
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
$3,973,520
25, 132
$4, 507, 500
20, 000
$4, 738, 200
20,000
COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $6,995:
Chah-man, Coimcll of Economic Ad-
Num- Total
ber salary
1 20, 500
2 40, 000
12 168,807
1 13, 978
1 6.656
6 29, 328
2 11,627
6 26, 209
1 4,066
1 4, 077
Num- Total
ber salary
1 20, 600
2 40, 000
11 161, 140
2 22,860
1 7,342
6 37, 981
1 6,365
5 28, 787
1 4,347
1 4, 410
Num- Total
ber salary
1 20,500
nnii,TiHl member .
2 40,000
Economist
11 161,140
Statistician
2 22,850
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
1 7,509
GS-8. $5,885 to .$6,875
6 38. 812
GS-7. $6,366 to .$6,345
1 6, 366
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 —
6 28,954
GS-5. $4,436 to $6,335
1 4, 514
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 .
1 4, 410
Total pfirmftnATit . . , . ,
31 314, 238
1. 4 8, 626
31 333, 722
0. 9 9, 122
31 336, 054
Deduct lapses .
0. 9 9, 564
Net permanent (average number.
29. 6 30.6, 713
2,035
1,032
5,250
2,352
6,423
3,549
30.1 324,600
1,000
1,000
8,250
1,260
9,000
3,900
30 1 325, 600
Positions other than permanent:
1,000
Part-time employment
1,000
Intermittent employment
8,500
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
9,000
Payments to other agencies for reimburs-
able details
4,000
326, 354
349, 000
349,000
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
Salabies and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
e.\cessof$18,500:
Executive secretary. National Secu-
rity Council
OS-18. $18,600:
Deputy executive secretary. National
Security Council
Executive officer. Operations Co-
ordinating Board
Deputy executive officer, Operations
Coordinating Board
Director, internal security coordinat-
ing staff _
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Senior member, policy coordinating
special staff.
Deputy director, internal security
coordinating staff
Chief, information and education
projects staff, operations coordinat-
ing staff -
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,295:
Director, planning board secretariat. . .
Director, operations coordinating
secretariat
Deputy chief, information and edu-
cation projects staff, operations co-
ordinating staff
Senior area representative, operations
coordinating staff
Senior area representative, operations
coordinating staff
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Member, policy coordinating staff
Deputy director, operations coordi-
nating secretariat
Projects staff officer, information and
education projects staff, operations
coordinating staff
Director, research and intelligence
liaison staff. National Security
Council
Area officers, operations coordinating
staff...
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Member, policy coordinating staff
Area officer, operations coordinating
staff
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,820
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-6. $4,345 to $6,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-2. $3,600 to $4, 130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regiilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies tor reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,000
17,514
17,614
17,614
17, 614
16,392
15, 392
15, 392
14, 206
14,914
14,435
14,914
14,206
27,227
13, 978
12,771
13,978
82,430
11,367
11, 357
30,431
18, 616
22,798
6,822
51,8.64
6,637
109,633
20,651
16, 661
11,399
6,823
19
76 683, 228
12.9 154,029
63.1 629,199
200
4,044
1,970
126, 671
661,084
$644,648
16,436
1961 esthnate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,000
18,612
18,512
18,512
18, 512
16,536
16,536
16,536
15,267
16,307
16,517
16, 037
15, 267
29,619
16,038
13,749
15,038
83,139
12,230
33,239
20,280
24,253
7,342
66,369
6,219
134, 993
16, 350
13, 874
16,328
75 720, 111
2.1 21,100
72.9 699,011
1,000
2,650
2,600
705, 161
$694, 676
10,686
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20,000
1 18,512
1 18, 612
1 18,512
1 18, 512
1 16, 806
1 16,806
1 16, 536
1 16, 617
1 16,307
1 15, 787
1 16,307
1 16,517
2 29, 619
1 15,038
1
13, 749
1 16,038
6 83,461
I 12,480
3
2
3
1
7
1
22
3
3
4
33,239
20,280
24, 793
7,509
60,733
6,386
136, 160
16,806
14, 372
16,744
74 720,028
l.S 14,673
72. 5 705, 356
1,000
2,500
708,856
$708,868
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
11
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE MOBILIZATION
Salaries and Expenses
OFnCE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $1S,500:
Director, OfBce of Civil and Defense
Mobilization
Deputy director, Office of Civil and
Defense Mobiiizntion
AsslFtan t director for plans and opera-
tions
Assistant director for resources and
production
Assistant director for training, educa-
tion and public affairs
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant director, communi-
cations and warning ---
Deputy assistant director, economic
stabilization.^-
Deputy assistant director, fuel and
energy
Deputy assistant director, manpower.
Deputy assistant director, plans and
operations
Deputy assistant director, produc-
tion and materials
Deputy assistant director, resources
and production
Deputy assistant director, telecom-
munications.
Deputy assistant director, training,
education, and public affairs
Deputy assistant director, transporta-
tion
Director, program and policy
Director of research
Director, special liaison
General counsel.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to deputy assistant director,
production and materials
Deputy assistant director, Federal,
State, and local plans
Deputy assistant director, food and
water ---
Deputy assistant director, national
organizations and civic affairs
Deputy assistant director, public
affairs __- -.
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
production and materials
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
telecommunications
Deputy director, program and policy
Deputy director of research
Deputy general counsel
Director of administration
Director, program evaluation office, ..
Regional director
GS-16. $15,2,55 to $16,295:
Assistant to the director
Assistant general counsel
Deputy assistant director, chemical,
biological, and radiological defense .
Deputy assistant director, continuity
of government ..
Deputy assistant director, emergency
community services
Deputy assistant director, shelter and
vulnerability reduction
Deputy assistant director, training
and education
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
economic stabilization
Deputy to deputy assistant director,
manpower
Director, classified location
Director, intelligence and national
security affairs office..
Director, resources management staff.
Director, security and Inspection
General engineer.
Information officer
Supervisory operations analyst
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Administrative services officer
Attorney (general).
Budget and fiscal officer
Chemist
Civil defense coordinator.
Civilian requirements officer
Communications and warning officer
Communications officer
Communications specialist
Continuity of government officer
Coordinator of national defense execu-
tive reserve
Damage assessment analyst
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25,000
1 21, COO
1 20, 000
1 20. 000
1 20, 000
17, 514
17, 614
17,614
17,614
17.614
17,614
17, 614
17,514
17,514
17,514
17,514
17,514
17,514
17,514
1 16. 099
1 15. 392
1 16, 392
1 16,099
1 15,392
1 16, 349
16, 621
15, 870
15, 870
16, 621
16, 870
16,392
107, 744
1 14, 435
1 15, 163
1 14, 206
1 14, 435
14,206
14, 206
14, 685
14,685
14,435
14, 206
15, 163
14, 435
14,206
15, 163
14, 4.35
14, 435
13, 978
13,083
40,144
12, 771
13,978
13,083
13, 083
13, 083
13, 686
25, 642
12, 771
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 21, 000
1 20, 000
1 20, 000
1 20, 000
IS, 512
18, 512
18,512
18,512
18,612
18, 612
18,612
18, 512
18,612
18,512
18, 512
18. 512
18.612
IS, 612
1 17,326
1 16,536
1 16,536
1 17,326
1 16, 636
1962 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
1 $25,000
1 21,000
1 20, 000
1 20, 000
1 20, 000
1 13, 374
1 13,374
1
17,676
1
17,676
17,056
17,326
17, 326
17,056
17, 056
16. 536
132, 288
17, 056
17,326
17, 326
17,056
17, 326
16, 806
133,908
15, 787
16,307
15, 787
16,307
15, 257
15,517
15,617
15,787
15, 267
15,617
15, 267
15,517
16,037
16,037
15,787
16,037
15,517
15, 267
16, 787
15,517
16, 307
16,617
16, 267
16,307
16,787
15,517
16, 307
16,787
15,517
16,307
15, 787
16, 787
15, 038
14,061
42, 349
14,061
15, 309
14, 394
43,015
14,061
14,061
14, 061
14, 061
14. 706
41.247
13,749
14,394
14, 394
14,394
15.038
41. 559
14,061
1
14, 394
14,394
14,706
14,706
18,612
18,612
18,512
18,612
18, 512
18,612
18,512
18,52
18. S2
18.612
18, 612
18,612
18,512
18, 612
1 17,576
1 16, 536
1 16, 806
1 17, 326
1 16, 806
OFFICF OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION — Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Deputy assistant director, women's
activities
Deputy director of administration
Deputy director, classified locition...
Deputy director, health services
Deputy regional director
Director, audio visual office
Director, chemicjii, agriculture, and
forest products office
Director, conference office
Director, construction and housing
ofEce
Director, educational relations office..
Director, equipment and components
Director, facilities certification staff...
Director, industry office
Director, information office
Director, instructor training centers..
Director, mobilization planning staff.
Director, nonterrous metals and non-
metallic minerals office
Director, program support office
Director, publications office
Director, regional plans and opera-
tions office
Director, regional resources and pro-
duction office
Director, religious affairs office
Director, rural activities office
Director, staff college
Director, steel, ferroalloys and light
metals office...
Director, stockpile coordination office
Director, training analysis and de-
velopment office
Dispersion specialist
Economist
Engineer .--
Executive secretary
Fire officer
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspection officer
Intelligence economist, general — ....
Legislative, labor manpower special-
ist...
Manpower specialist
Medical officer
Medical supply officer..
Military intelligence analyst
Mobilisation officer. -—
Operations analyst
Operations officer
Operations planning officer
Personnel officer
Physical sciences administrator
Physical security officer
Plamiing officer
Policy and standards officer
Program officer
Program planning officer
Public afTairs officer
Security specialist
Social science administrator
Special assistant
Stabilization specialist
Statistician
Supervisory management analyst
Supply officer ■
Technical liaison officer
Transportation officer
Warning officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Assistant executive secretary
Attorney-adviser (general)
Auditor
Budget and fiscal officer... —
Budget officer _
Chemist
Civil defense coordinator
Civil defense officer
Civil defense officer (warning)
Communications officer
Communications specialist
Congressional liaison officer
Continuity of government officer
Damage assessment oflicer
Director, CBR defense school
Director, eastern instructor tiaining
center
Director, western instructor training
center
Economist (general)
Educationist -
Engineer..
Executive officer..
Fire officer
Industrial specialist
Information officer
Liaison officer
I960 actual
Num-
ber
1
1
1
1
Total
salary
$12, 771
13. 374
12,771
13.0S3
103, 395
13, 083
14, 227
12, 771
13, 978
13. 083
13, 978
13,083
14,277
13. 374
13, 978
13, 978
13,978
12, 771
13, 374
6 77, 833
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
2
1
2
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
4
4
1
2
1
17
1
6
92, 122
13, 686
12,771
12, 771
13. 978
13. 978
13, 083
13, 374
13, 978
108, 244
27, 362
13, 686
26, 749
26. 642
26. 145
13. 978
12. 771
12, 771
13, 978
13, 686
13, 083
13,083
41, 038
63, 517
51, 999
12, 771
27, 966
13, 978
226, 302
13. 978
80, 516
1961 estimate
13, 686
13,374
53, 810
12,771
13, 978
12,771
12,771
13, 978
39, 832
13, 978
11, 357
22, 714
11, 606
34,818
11,357
11,357
12, 085
11,606
47, 132
11,835
48, 110
12, 563
11,357
1
1
1
10
1
1
7
Num- Total
ber salary
$14. 061
14, 394
14. 061
14, 394
111,261
14,394
15, 309
13, 749
15, 038
14, 061
15,038
14,061
16, 309
14. 394
15, 038
15, 038
15. 038
14,061
14, 706
8 111,693
8 113,507
14, 706
14, 061
14, 061
15,038
15, 038
14, 394
14, 394
15. 309
116. 396
29, 432
11,367
11, 3,57
11,357
11, 357
12. 085
12, 663
11,357
122, 530
11,835
12, 663
82, 339
93, 267
11,606
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14, 061
14,394
14, 061
14, 394
113,799
14, 394
15,309
13,749
16,038
14, 394
16, 038
14, 394
16, 309
14, 394
15,038
16, 309
15, 038
14, 061
14, 706
8 112,841
8 114,775
14, 706
14, 061
14, 061
15, 309
15, 038
14, 394
14, 706
1.6, 309
117, 999
30, 016
2 28, 737
2 27, 810
2 28, 465
1 15, 038
13. 749
14. 061
15. 038
16. 038
14. 394
14, 061
44, 782
71,616
66, 677
13, 749
30, 076
16, 038
273, 212
15, OSS
87, 256
13, 749
14, 061
15, 038
14, 706
58,219
13,749
15, 309
13,749
14, 061
16,038
43, 181
15, 038
2 29, 099
2 28, 122
2 28, 767
1 15, 038
14, 061
14, 061
15, 038
15, 038
14, 394
14, 394
44, 782
72, 592
57, 565
14,061
30, 076
15, 038
274, 999
15, 309
88,421
13, 749
14,061
15, 038
15, 038
68, 843
14,061
15, 309
14,061
14,061
15,038
44, 076
16,038
12,230
1 12, 480
24,710
2 24, 960
12,480
1 12, 750
49, 940
4 50, 480
12,230
1 12, 480
12, 480
1 12, 480
13, 000
1 13, 270
12, 750
1 12, 760
50.980
4 51,770
13. 000
1 13, 000
62. 000
4 52, 810
13. 620
1 13, 620
12. 230
1 12, 480
12. 230
1 12, 230
12, 230
1 12, 480
12,480
1 12, 480
12,480
1 12, 480
12, 480
1 12,480
13, 270
1 13, 270
13, 620
1 13, 790
12, 480
1 12, 480
133, 369
10 133,889
13, 000
1 13, 000
13,520
1 13, 790
89, 210
7 89,980
101,420
8 101, 420
12, 760
1 13,000
570200—61-
12
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION— continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
aS-14. $12,210 to $13.510— Continued
Liaison officer (warning)
Labor specialist- - --
ManaRement analyst
Manpower specialist
Military requirements officer
Mobilization planning officer
Natural disaster coordinator
Operations analyst
Operations officer - --
Operations planning officer
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Planning officer
Program officer
Program planning officer.
Publications officer.- -.
Records preservation specialist-
Regional resources and production
officer i"-,-"'
Regional training and public affairs
officer
Rehabilitation officer
Reports officer -
Research program analyst -
Reserve personnel officer.
Resources analyst
Security officer
Social science officer
Special assistant...
Statistician
Storage and operations specialist
Supervisory publications editor
Surplus property officer.
Tests officer
Training officer •
Transportation specialist--
Visual information officer
Warning and communications officer.
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
OS-12. $8,965 to $10,255..
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,800..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,365 to $6.345...
r,S-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
QS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210. . .
19C0 actual
Num- Total
ber i». salary
$11,835
23,691
11,367
24, 897
12,563
36. 526
12, 563
37. 689
82. 180
34,071
11,367
11.606
12,563
287, 601
92, 310
11.357
12.563
12,334
6 68,870
93, 058
11.835
11.606
12. 563
11.357
36, 732
22, 714
24,648
11.3.67
11,357
12. .563
11,. 357
11,357
68,620
23,192
36, 766
11,835
92,310
1
1
1
1
3
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
6
2
3
1
8
270
2, 784, 508
117
1,003,173
78 669,308
50, 665
563.048
139, 133
444. 780
639, 148
7
90
23
83
130
228
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses-
Decrease due to changes In pay scale
for part of year..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Paynicnts to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services. Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization..
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
139
66
17
997, 928
548, 874
242. 767
60,248
40 186,620
1,653
12, 984, 1
26 243,877
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 000
25.760
24. 460
26. 790
13. .620
38, 760
13. 520
27.040
100, 6.50
36. 690
12.230
12.760
13, 748
284. 860
124. 090
1 13, 620
6 74, 420
8
1
1
1
1
4
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
6
2
3
1
8
281
124
100, 6.50
"13,000
12, 480
13. 520
12.230
52, 020
24,960
26. 790
12. 480
12,230
13. 520
12. 2.30
12. 2:i0
74. 1.60
25. 491
38. 760
12. 750
98,860
3, 129, 408
1.149.054
78 618.468
46, 799
593, 649
162. 548
478. 721
682.119
6
87
23
82
127
223
1.073.698
133 674.3,62
64 2.63. 922
13 51.619
34 100. 766
1,627
12, 740. 821
269. 867
124.231
98. 242
212, 859
11,757
13,437.436
20.331
1.650
14,223,690
19 161.910
22, 900
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 000
26.020
24,710
27,060
13,790
39,020
13, 620
27. 040
102. 230
37, 440
12, 480
12, 760
13, 748
289, 470
126,630
13,520
6 75, 670
102. 230
13. 270
12. 750
13. 790
12.480
62, 540
24.960
27. 040
12.480
12,480
13,790
12, 480
12, 480
75, 400
26, 000
39, 000
13.000
100. 650
3. 178. 600
124
1.166.603
79 636,236
6 47. 299
87 608. 066
21 140, 930
82 489,824
127 696,221
223
1,104,223
133 .686. 645
64 259. 784
13 52, 351
34 160, 766
1,650
14, 4:i6, .696
1,031
286. 840
174, 100
64. 030
201.4,60
36. 200
14. 790, ,600
14.766,500
24.000
1,623
14, 178, 210
2S2, 990
158. 900
196, 300
20, 000
14, 842, 400
14,818.400
24. 000
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, civil defense education
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Program specialist
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935:
Program specialist
GS-12. $8,9.65 to $10,265:
Program speciahst-
OS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,346 to $6,335-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C.207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,771
2 22, 714
1 9, 901
1 8. .341
1 6, 408
1 4, 0,66
1 3, 765
1 17, 100
12 147,960
21 232,016
4 37, 059
17 194,957
516
195, 472
1901 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
2 24, 460
1 10, 6.50
1 8. 965
1 5, 824
1 4, 347
1 4, 060
1 17, 100
8 100,080
17 189,231
2 12, 523
15 176. 708
277
176, 985
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,749
2 24. 460
1 10. 650
8.965
5.824
4.347
4.056
1 17, 100
5 52, 717
14 141,868
1 6, 771
13 136, 097
136, 097
Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization Functions op
Federal Agencies
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT Of
AGRICULTURE
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Program plaimer
Regional liaison representative.
GS-12. $8,9,66 to $10.2.56
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
.\dd portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay-
Total personal services,
ment of Agriculture
Depart-
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT f>F
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges;
GS-17. $16..-|30 to .$17,570:
Administrator, defense air trans-
portation administration
QS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, air transport division-
Director, general aviation division...
Regional coordinator
Regional production director
GS-14. .$12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant emergency planning coor-
dinator
Deintty director, air transport di-
vision
Meteorologist, civil defense coorduia-
tor..
Meteorologist, consultant
Rci:ional coordinator
Survey statistician
GS-13. $10,036 to $11,935-.
GS-12. $8,9,65 to $10,255
GS-11. .$7„660 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,346...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $94, 723
8
36, 441
16 131, 164
10.9 82,782
0. 3 2, 1
5.4 51,071
978
21
145
,62. 215
16, 349
13, 083
13,686
91, 644
1 11,606
1 11.367
1 11,357
142. 481
25. 980
22.568
2.6. 626
80. 667
10, 650
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12. 750
8 101, 960
9 43, 618
18 158,328
0. 6 5, 840
1.8 14,200
19. 3 166. 688
2.300
1,003
169, 991
17, 576
14, 394
14, 700
97, 844
1 12, 480
1 12,230
1 12, 230
12,230
130. 627
47. 820
32. 094
27.602
86. 823
11,482
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 7,60
8 102, 980
44, 782
8.112
28 244. 604
1. 1 5. 183
26. 9 239, 321
239, 321
17,576
14,706
15,038
113,486
109, 992
12. 480
12. 4S0
1 12. 230
1 12. 230
1
11
5
3
6
15
12.230
121. 200
46. 926
24, 523
34.648
87.9KS
11.648
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
13
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE — continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
aS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent--- ---
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay---
Nightwork differential
Total personal services,
ment of Commerce
Depart-
ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL AVIATION
AfiENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Civil aviation defense planning officer.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Defense planning officer
Disaster control nlanning officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255---
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—-
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425---
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-5. .$4,345 to $6,335
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this account.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base--
Total personal services.
Aviation Agency-
Federal
ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS
COMMISSION
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Damage assessment officer -_
Electronic engineer
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) --_
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Federal
Communications Commission
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Grades and ranges:
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, civil defense emergency welfare
services -,
Administrative officer
Chief of branch, Public Health
Service
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Emergency welfare services liaison
officer
Operations planning officer
Assistant chief of branch, Public
Health Service
Engineer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Civil defense officer (field planning) _--
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935- —
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 — --
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
QS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
G8-5. $4,345 to $5,335— -
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,.390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130-- — .
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $13, 354
6 23, 161
2 7, 030
65 520, 689
18 132, 651
153 1, 349, 673
200 1, 737, 611
47, 500
8,812
12, 770
3,440
1, 810, 033
12, 771
11,357
11.357
39, 604
16, 682
3
12, 168
12
10.5
103. 939
89, 5S5
1.6 14,354
1 11,365
1 11, 356
2 22, 710
0.9 10,220
1. 1 12, 490
86
12, 576
1 13, 083
1 12, 771
1 13, 686
12, 563
11,357
11,357
24,407
56, 781
11,367
325, 486
202, 864
59, 663
49, 273
27, 061
33, 467
108, 490
22, 777
11, 107
3,266
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $14, 542
8 33, 176
67 677, 856
4 17, 356
146 1, 362, 600
209 1, 923, 000
45,511
16, 900
8,318
10, 792
6,815
2, 009, 336
12, 480
13. 270
43, 596
18,470
4,846
9,360
12 116,083
0. 2 2, 520
7,500
11.8 121,063
437
121, 600
12, 470
1 12, 470
47
1 12, 423
47
12, 470
1 14,061
1 13, 749
1 13, 520
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 13, 790
4 48, 920
12, 480
398, 673
208,315
86, 131
53,248
34, 694
46, 404
99, 279
62, 088
3,766
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
10 $46, 467
1 4, 680
709, 427
29, 845
146 1, 375, 500
218 2, 055, 082
57, 732
16, 700
1,847
14, 061
12. 760
13, 520
108. 580
18, 970
7,571
38, 688
5.013
9,692
25 228, 845
3.7 30,000
15,000
21.3 213,845
213, 845
1 12, 730
1 12, 730
1 12, 730
12, 730
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
14, 706
13, 520
1
12, 230
1
13, 790
4
48, 920
1
12, 230
1
12, 480
43
464, 086
.52
468, 818
26
190,835
2;i
150, 780
7
40, 060
9
46, 904
23
108, 639
21
88, 234
1
3,766
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE— Continued
Grades and ranges — Continued
Grades established bv act of July 1, 1944
(42U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Decrease due to changes in pay scale for
part of year --.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).-
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment.-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base -
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services. Depart-
ment of Health, Education, and
Welfare
ALLOCATION TO HOI'SINfl AND HOME
FINANCE Af^ENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Civil defense specialist-.
Project leader
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.256...
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860.—
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,33.5
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count.-- -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -..
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services. Housing
and Home Finance Agency
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director, office of minerals mobiliza-
tion. -.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director-
Industrial specialist
Staff economist
Relocation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mobilization planning officer
Industrial speciahst -..
Electrical engineer _.
Oil and ga« speciahst
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,2.5.5
G3-11. .$7,.560 to $8.860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
G.S-7. $5,355 to $6,315.
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services,
ment of the Interior...
Depart-
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$161, 220
21, 960
12, 060
11,400
2,668
153 1,220,114
66. 8 544, 247
675, 867
6,511
1,615
4,247
899
10, 080
9, 219
12, 663
13,042
11, 107
8, 590
7,030
1 4, 950
2 7, 738
8 65, 020
1.3 10,488
6.7 76,079
499
75, 578
1
17, 614
1 12,771
6 83, 222
1 13, 978
1 13, 083
24,648
24, 170
11,606
22,714
15,766
6, 136
.6.4.^0
4,493
21,611
8,091
29 285, 263
6.9 60,728
22. 1 224, 526
969
204
225, 874
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $99, 720
2 14, 880
2 12, 420
155 1.276,303
12.5 99,502
142.5
1, 175, 401
19, 032
4,600
10, 800
3,872
1,000
21, 547
1, 236, 252
62, 440
26, 270
22, 860
9. 235
7, 571
6 20, 280
1 3,765
19 162, 280
6.4 38,280
12.6 124,000
440
124, 440
18,612
13, 749
88, 815
15, 038
14,061
26, 790
26, 620
12, 480
61, 160
2
1
1
1
10
1
17, 222
6,781
5, 866
4,846
46, 467
4,680
36
5
362. 977
50, 637
31
312, 340
5,000
1,390
600
319, 230
Num- Total
ber salary
13 $165, 120
6 61, 600
2 12, 420
237 1. 947, 280
23.3 189,650
213.7
1, 757, 630
26, 730
4,600
14,700
2,800
21. 547
1, 828, 007
111,860
38, 7.50
44. 160
18,200
7,281
6,448
10, 026
4.5, 136
3,869
34 285, 730
10. 1 57, 730
23. 9 228, 000
228, 000
1
18, 512
1 13, 749
6 88, 815
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
2
2
2
5
1
2
1
1
1
11
2
26, 790
26, 620
24, 980
61,150
9. 235
17,472
6.947
6.032
4,846
62, 314
0,162
40 396, 946
4 39, 066
36 350, 880
2,000
600
359, 380
14
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION— Continued
Civil Defense and Defense Mobilization
Feder.\i, Agencies — Continued
Functions of
ALLOCATION TO INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Mobilization specialist
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Bomb damage analyst -
Field representative- -
Mobilization specialist (general)
Mobilization specialist (motor car-
riers) --
Mobilization specialist (railroads)
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.255
OS-5. $4,345 to $5.335 --
GS^. $4,010 to $4,670
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) --
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Payments to other agencies tor reim-
bursable details -
Total personal services. Interstate
Commerce Commission
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $l.'i.255 to $16,295:
Mobilization coordinator
OP-l.=.. $13,730 to $15,030:
Emergency manpower specialist
Resources "and requirement officer
Defense mobilization coordinator
Special assistant for foreign man-
power
Labor management adviser
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Defense mobilization specialist
Computer liaison officer --
Defense mobilization manpower ad-
viser
Labor economist
Civil defense manpower adviser
Wage administration planning officer.
GS-13. $in,635 to $11,935..
G''-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,160 to $8.860 -
G?!-9. $6,435 to $7,425
$5,355 to $6,34.5
$4,830 to $5,820
$4,345 to $5.335
. $4,040 to $4,670
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11. 107
11. 107
1 11, 107
1061 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
11.939
17, 930
4,347
47, 965
11,350
11,107
4 36, 615
141
6.700
43. 456
GS-7.
G'!-6.
GR-5.
GS-4.
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapse.s
Decrease due to changes in pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-week base
Intermittent employment
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of Labor
1 15, 163
1 13, 978
1 12, 771
1 12,771
1 13, 978
12, 563
1 11,357
1 11,357
11.357
138.614
,58. 387
14. 060
5. 990
19, 968
13,479
28, 392
7, 530
49 401, 715
13.9 113,731
16,307
14.061
13, 749
15,038
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
12, 230
12,230
12, 230
12, 230
12,230
31. 950
17, 930
4.347
4.056
13 133. 182
1.8 18,017
11.2 115,165
115, 165
13. .'■•20
12, 230
12. 230
12,230
12, 230
151.901
56, 390
15, 662
7,114
23, 1.30
11,170
33,260
9.464
429, 686
8,703
35. 1 287, 984
ALLOCATION TO POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative offlcer..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Post Office
Department
287. 984
1 11. 606
1 8.341
2 19. 947
0, 6 6. 388
1.4 14,559
153
14.712
46 420,413
1. .575
20. 735
442, 723
1 12. 750
1 9, 235
1 14,061
1 13, 749
1 1,5.038
I 13, 749
1 13, 520
1 12, 230
12, 230
12. 230
12. 2,30
12. 230
1.52.399
92, 2'0
30, 804
20,010
22,619
11,170
33.260
24, 944
60 518, 723
1.3 11,923
58. 7 506, 800
9,800
516,600
1 12. 750
1 9.235
21.985
452
2 21, 633
85
21.618
21. 985
21.985
21. 985
ALLOCATION TO SMALL BUSINESS
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Liaison representative
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)-..
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Small
Business Administration
ALLOCATION TO VETERANS
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Damage assessment liaison officer
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Veterans
Administration
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 970
0.3 419
0.7 13,551
104
13, 655
1 12,334
05
12,429
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,038
1 15,038
68
15. 096
1 12,480
63
12,533
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,038
15,033
16,033
1 12,480
12,480
Emergency Supplies and Equipment
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO VETERANS
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
Num
ber
4
5
4
32
- Total
salary
$19. 946
22. 150
16, 557
166.633
Num
her
4
5
4
30
- Total
salary
$21, 716
24. 024
18,056
161, 700
Num
ber
4
5
4
29
- Total
salary
$21. 882
OS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
24.128
GS-3. $3,760 to .$1,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
18.160
156. 310
Total permanent
45
2
225, 286
10,287
43
2
225, 496
10, 316
42
2
220. 480
11.000
Net permanent (average number.
43
214, 999
1,654
539
1,386
41
215. 180
900
500
1.400
40
209,480
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
500
Nightwork differential
1.430
Total personal services, Veterans
218,578
217, 980
211,410
PRESIDENT'S ADVISORY COMMITTEE ON
GOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 600
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 15, 267
2 14,852
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-lfi. $15,255 to $16,295:
0*^ Q liCi 41'i tn $7 425
2 13. 812
1 6,928
OQ R in RS*i tn ?fi fil'i
4 37, 240
1 6,262
4 48.631
1 13,376
Net permanent (average number,
3 30,978
2,100
3 30,255
6,300
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
33,078
36,655
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
DISASTER RELIEF
Disaster Relief
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO OFnCE OF aVJJ. AND
DEFENSE MOBILIZATION
Grades and ranges:
08-12. $8,95S to $10,255
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9, ,";47
2 9, 984
1 3, 755
3 10, 545
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10,275
2 10, 899
1 4,056
3 11,940
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 275
GS-7. $5,355 to $fi,345
2 11,399
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1 4, 264
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
3 12, 148
7 33, 831
3,831
7 37, 170
170
7 38, 086
Deduct lapses
86
Net permanent (average number.
7 30,000
14,000
157
658
7 37,000
190,000
1,000
3,000
7 38, 000
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
200, 000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-vveek base
6,000
Total persona! services. Office of
CivU and Defense Mobilization...
44,715
231,000
244,000
EXPANSION OF DEFENSE PRODUCTION
Revolving Fund, Defense Production Act
ALLOCATIONS TO GENERAL SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, Nicaro project
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director, project adminis-
tration
Chief, industry branch
Commodity analyst
Director, research and development. .
Industrial engineer _,.
Special assistant to commissioner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Business economist
Commodity analyst
Contract specialist
General engineer
Regional director, defense materials
service ___ ..
GS-13. $10,'635To"$Tl^935"I"""IIIIIII!
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,S85 to $6,875
OS-7. $,S355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,(M0 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, General
Services Administration
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 435
14, 456
13, 978
13, 978
13, 978
13, 978
14, 227
12, 663
11,835
11,367
25, 126
24,169
64,101
36, 505
61,362
119,351
6,074
62, 961
14, 997
83, 740
33,716
32, 095
2
5
4
8
18
1
11
3
18
9,380
100 698, 361
8.1 48,306
88.9 615,984
3 34, 071
1,135
5,032
6,790
750
663, 762
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 617
1 15,558
1 15, 038
1 15, 038
1 13, 520
1 12. 750
1 12, 230
2 27, 040
2
S
i
6
17
1
6
2
13
S
6
1
26, 270
68, 677
39, 620
49,646
120, 786
6,552
37, 503
11,315
66, 331
23,400
22,008
4,347
9,625
79 616, 609
1 6, 806
76 673, 326
3 36, 379
2,396
4,600
1,000
617, 700
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 787
1 15, 658
1 15, 038
1 15, 038
1 13, 620
1 13, 000
2
3
4
6
16
13, 520
26, 620
36,319
39, 770
42, 245
114,339
5
2
13
5
6
1
31,470
11,482
66, 498
23, 504
23, 133
4,347
9,625
70 528, 613
0. 6 4, 913
. 6 523, 700
1,400
ALLOCATION TO TREASURT DEPARTMENT
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney-adviser
Railroad loan specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Engineer.
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,936 _.
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,S20
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,336
OS^. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-weeli base
Total personal services. Treasury
Department
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 978
13, 978
13.042
10,150
7,630
6,886
10, 816
4,805
4.326
10 84,511
2,414
10 82, 097
620
82, 717
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,309
1 15, 030
14.310
10, 899
8,341
6,365
11,648
5,336
9 87, 238
1 12,413
74, 826
275
76,100
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15. 309
1 14,310
2 23. 109
6,366
11,648
7 70, 741
241
70, 500
70,500
MUTUAL SECURITY— ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES
Economic Assistance
DJTEHNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINTS-
TKATION
Grades and ranges:
Grades established by the Reorganiza-
tion Plan No. 7 of 1953:
Presidential appointments: $19,000
and over:
Duector, International Cooperation
Administration.
Deputy director. International Co-
operation Administration
Deputy director for management...
Deputy director for operations
Grades established by the DL-ector,
International Cooperation .Admin-
istration (68 Stat. 833) (excepted
positions) :
Excepted: $19,000:
Deputy director tor private enter-
prise.
Deputy director for program and
planning..
Director, technical assistance study
group
Excepted: $18,500:
Assistant deputy director — admin-
istration
Assistant deputy director— con-
troller
Assistant deputy director tor opera-
tions..
Assistant deputy director for private
enterprise
Deputy director, technical assist-
ance study group
Director, ofHce of food and agriculture.
General counsel
Regional director
Excepted: $16,530 to $17,670;
Deputy director for congressional
relations
Deputy general counsel
Deputy regional director
Director, office of contract relations..
Director, office of industrial re-
sources
Director, office of labor affairs.
Dh-ector, office of management
planning
Director, office of public health
Director, office of public services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 18,013
1 17,000
1 18,013
1 18,013
1 17, 514
1 17, 514
2 36,026
16, 515
16,392
15,392
15,163
16, 515
16, 870
1 16, 349
16, 616
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20,000
1 19,000
1 19, 000
1 19,000
1 19,000
1 18, 512
1 18, 612
1 18, 612
1 18, 612
1 18, 612
1 18, 512
2 37, 024
1 17, 576
1 16, 536
1 16, 536
17, 576
17, 326
17, 576
16. 536
17, 576
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20.000
1 19,000
1 19, 000
19,000
19,000
19,000
18, 512
18, 612
18, 612
18,612
18, 512
18. 512
18, 512
37,024
17, 576
16, 536
16, 536
17, 676
17.326
17, 676
16, 536
17, 576
15
16
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
MUTUAL SECURITY— ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES Continued
Economic Assistance — Continued
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINIS-
TRATION—CODtillUed
Grniles and ranges— Continued
Grades established by the Dii-ector,
In'ernational Cooperation Admin-
istration (68 Stat. 833) (excepted
positions)— Continued
Excepted: $16,530 to $17,570-Con.
Director, office of supply services.. .
Director, office of transportation
Study coordinator, technical assist-
ance study group
Excepted: $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Deputy controller
Director, office of contract relations.
Director, office of security review. ..
Director, office of statistics and
report*
Special assistant
Excepted: Below $1.5,030:
Administrative assistant
Assistant to deputy director
Assistant director
Attorney-adviser —
Chief, employment division
Chief, management controls divi-
sion
Chief, technical resources division..
Confidential assistant.
Director, accounts division.. _
Director, budget division
Director, technical resoiu-ces divi-
sion
International economist
International relations officer
Planning officer
Secretary
Special assistant
Staff development adviser
GS-15. $13,730 to $1.5,030:
Administrative officer
Agricultural specialist
Area labor adviser. __
Assistant to deputy director
Assistant director
Assistant division chief -.-
Assistant staff chief
Associate general counsel
Branch chief
Business analyst
Credit f;icilities specialist
Do[nity (lircctor
Deputy division chief
Deputy executive secretary.. _
Deputy regional diiector..
Development I'anking specialist
Development center specialist.
Director
Director, office of participant training.
Division chief
Engineer
Executive assistant
International relations officer
Planning officer
Program evaluation officer
Program office chief
Program officer.
Program policy adviser
Program study officer
Program systems officer
Project officer
Regional economist
Regional executive officer.
Senior guarantee officer
Special assistant .
Staff chief.
Tax adviser
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant branch chief.
Assistant director
.Assistant division chief..
Assistant executive officer
Assistant staff cliief
.\ttorney-advisGr
.\uditor.
Branch chief
Budget officer
Commercial credit specialist
Contract procurement specialist
Deputy branch chief
Deputy division chief.
Deputy executive officer
Deputy executive secretary
Deputy staff chief
Desk olhcer
I)i\isi()n chief
EcoMiimist —
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$1.5. 392
16,349
16, 515
14,914
14,914
15, 163
15, 163
15, 163
5,990
11,835
13, 686
12,085
12, 771
11, 835
13, 978
10, 150
13, 978
13, 978
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,636
1 17, 576
1 17, 576
1 16. 037
1 16. 0.37
1 16,307
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
2 32, 344
11.835
13, 374
13, 978
7,280
25. 335
13, 978
39, 228
13, 374
126, 174
2fi. 106
13,978
40. 747
268. 065
27, 352
12.771
26. 457
39, 520
13, 686
55, 514
38
8
1
510, .589
102. 792
12, 771
26, 749
12, 771
39. 520
12, 771
12, 771
12, 771
27, 0,53
14, 227
13, 686
69, 161
190, 099
1
9
1
7
1
2
!
8
28
3
1
12, ,563
105, 370
12.813
84.094
12. 334
23, 441
11,3.57
94,016
331,054
34, 320
11,606
3
6
2
1
3
21
6
9
34, 549
71.760
23,192
12,08.5
36, 277
242, 362
72. 2.59
106, 3:i0
1 13,000
1 14,706
1 13, 000
13, 000
1 15, 038
15,038
13, 000
14, 706
1 8. 091
2 29, 099
1 15,038
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
1 17,576
1 17, 576
1 16,037
1 16, 037
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
2 32, 344
1
1
3
2
7
1
1
3
22
1
14,706
13, 749
42, 204
29, 058
104, 998
14,706
15, 03S
44, 137
316,767
14, 394
3 42, 204
2 27, 810
1 13, 749
1 1,5,038
14,706
59, 820
14. 394
668. 484
101.380
14. 061
15, 5.=8
60,152
27, 498
28, 787
13, 749
14, 394
29, 432
30, 696
7 100, 693
10 145.517
1 13, 749
101,410
13, 520
165, 940
13, 270
25, 480
24, 710
77.000
436, 440
24, 980
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
4 51,770
3 37,210
2 24, 460
20 326, IKO
3 36, 940
6 76, 960
1 13, 000
1 15,038
1 13, 000
13,000
1 15, 038
15,038
13.000
14, 706
1 8. 091
2 29. 099
1 15,038
14, 706
13, 749
42, 828
29, 370
105, 934
14, 706
15, 038
47, 761
320, 199
14,644
42, .516
28. 122
13. 749
15.038
13. 749
15,038
60.132
14. 706
676,014
101. :«0
ll.Oi'.l
15. .558
60, 776
2 27, 810
2 29, 099
1 13. 749
1 14.394
2 29, 744
2 30, 596
7 101,317
10 146,4,53
1 13,749
102. 440
13. ,520
167.210
13.270
25. 7.50
24. 710
77. 7.50
440, 770
24, 980
1 12, 480
1 12. 480
4 52, 270
3 37, 460
2 24,710
27 340,910
3 37.210
6 76,710
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINIS-
TRATION—Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Educational specialist
ICiiginocr
l'-itui[jinent specialist
i'hiiluation officer __.
I'^xccss property officer
I'^M cutive olliccr
<iu;iruntee officer...
Industry analyst.
Inilustrial plaiming specialist.
Investigator
liiaison officer
Malariologist
Personnel officer
Placement officer
Planning and development officer
Program oificer
Program operations officer
Program study oificer
Project implementation officer
Pul)lic health administrator
Special assistant
Staff chief
Supervisory agricultural officer
Supervisory business analyst
Supervisory employment develop-
ment officer
Supervisory employment specialist..
Supervisory management analyst
Supervisory position classifier
Systems specialist
Transportation specialist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $34, 669
10 118.389
1 12, 086
1 12, 563
1 11,367
1 11,367
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,265..
GS-11. .$7,660 to .$8, 860..
GS-10. $6,995 to .$7,985...
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425...,
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
Gi3-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
0S-.5. $4,345 to $.5,336.,
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670..
GS-3. $3,760 to .$4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $1,130
GS-1. .$3,185 to $3,815
Grades estaiilished by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946. as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Chief of mission:
Class 3. $22.600...
Chiss4. .$22,000
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,260 to $19,6,50...
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030.
Class 3. $12,536 to $14,666.
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,565..
CI.1SS6. $7,216 to $8,655...
Class 7.
Class 8.
Foreign Sr
Class 1.
Class 2.
Chiss 3.
Class 5.
Class 6.
Class 7.
Class 8.
Class 9.
Class 10
Class II.
$6,035 to $7,115...,
$6,085 to $6,345...,
'rrice staff officer:
$12,6,56 to $14,165.
$11,740 to $13,040.
$10,786 to $12,025.
$9,025 to $10,.325..
.$8,270 to $9,420...
$7,515 to $S.665...
$6,760 to $7.910...
$6,005 to .$7, 155...
, $5,600 to .$6,640..
, $5,000 to $5,930..
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425.
Class 13. KOlO to $4,940
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210:
Wage board employees
Local employees
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average numner,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
22, 714
11,367
11, 606
33,549
23, 920
12, 563
11,367
22,963
23, 192
11,367
11,357
11,357
36,276
24, 897
12, 563
11,606
1 12, 563
4 46, 883
1 11,357
1 11,357
3 36, 233
203
2,111,681
86 756,097
736, 179
14,540
1961 estimate
99
138
10
167
136
380
890, 413
60, 164
909, 963
701, 944
1, 716, 394
123 498,179
60 191, 504
5 18,034
12 39, 122
4 90, 024
9 180,090
75
1. 247. 191
281
4, 057. 727
926
11. 504, 527
1,161
12, 173, 298
987
8, 053, 130
351
2, 618, 450
108 647.131
31 160,217
T>ocal rates .
7
4
5
61
13, 160
11, 773
32, 930
71, 040
66, 195
28.872
33, 174
312,307
113 625,768
227
1, 120. 128
311
1. 369, 040
62 242.097
23 105,508
4,691
7, 437. 271
Num- Total
ber salary
$87, 176
139, 626
13,270
13, 620
48, 920
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 12, 480
'3""'34,'422
36, 940
25, 230
12,230
12, 480
13, 520
63,480
75, 190
13, 520
1 12, 230
1 13, 520
1 12. 750
4 62, 790
220
2, 486, 409
99 924,274
113 905.712
2 16, 808
149
1. 037, 679
14 91,229
169
1,017,412
138 768,793
378
1,881,955
136 600,184
48 198,549
15 67, 613
6 20, 986
4 90, 024
10 200, 100
82
1. 489, 620
303
4, 700, 634
988
13, 004, 638
1,277
14, 305, 574
1, 023
9, 468, 639
372
2, 874. 864
108 703.866
23 129. 552
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$87. 926
201, 196
13, 270
13, 520
48, 920
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 12, 750
"3"'34,"672
37, 440
26, 480
12,480
12, 480
13, 520
63,980
76, 940
13, 620
1 12, 230
1 13, 620
24, 050
57, .530
61. 807
31,263
60.398
363. 739
727, 252
2
6
7
4
7
55
121
243
1,291,383
3,53
1, 6,54, 622
51 218, 178
25 117,053
6,132
8, 604, 102
1 12, 750
5 66, 520
226
2, 571, 441
103 972,474
114 927,383
2 16. 142
149
1, 057. 192
16 104. 837
169
1. 032. 805
138 787.136
390
1, 981. 181
140 628,992
51 213, 921
16 68, 965
6 21, 506
4 90, 024
10 200, 100
1,446,546
291
4, 653, 293
1,013
13, 419, 107
1,487
16. 609, 771
1,114
10, 443, 928
331
3, 098, 827
113 743,003
29 166, 839
11,185
66, 766, 247
1, 416. 2
8. 170, 757
1,971.7
16,333,578
3, 76.5. 2
34.810,115
4, 032. 9
7,441,797
12. 041
75, 144, 510
1. 697. 5
13. 025. 163
2. 075. S
17, 718, 0r3
3,812.8
35. 989, 277
4, 4.54. 9
8.411.997
2
5
6
5
7
63
124
253
24. 050
47, 725
45, 036
39, 693
61, 792
366, 989
746, 835
1,353,016
360
1, 723, 264
39 170, 817
25 118.093
6,621
0, 583, 019
12, 867
SO, ,550, 812
1,843
13,489,412
2, 131
18,671,900
3, 953. 1
38, »40, 525
4, 929. 9
9, 442. 975
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
17
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION ADMINIS-
TRATION—Continued
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment:
United States and possessions— —
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates - -
Local rates --
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base. -.
Overtime and holiday pay
.Additional pay for service abroad.
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services, Interna-
tional Cooperation Administra-
tion -
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
AGRICULTURE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. ,$13,730 to $15,030:
Branch chief
Division director
Forester-
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Agriculturist
Assistant division director
Branch chief
Chief, division of reference and lend-
ing - -
Entomologist
E-\tonsion specialist, foreign educa-
tion training
Extension specialist in program
leadership
Forester
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936 --
aS-12. $8,956 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820 ---
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,336- --
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670 --
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390- -
GS-2. $3,.500 to $4,130— -
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Grades estabUshed by the Director, In-
ternational Cooperation Administra-
tion (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-4. $12,446 to $13,965 -
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145
ICA-6. $9,056 to $10,555-—
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8,765--
ICA-9. $6,395 to $7,456
ICA-U. $5,265 to $6,345:.-- --
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210—
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$332, 539
1,54, 689
203, 300
405, 908
744,121
4, 748, 862
825, 577
65, 000, 366
1 13,374
2 24, 648
2 24, 169
2 26, 126
1 12,813
1 12, 334
1 11,835
Total permanent -
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 (average number,
net salary) :
Ignited States and posse^sslons . - -
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: United
States and possessions:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment- -
Intermittent employment---
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62- week base
CTvertime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details-
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of Agriculture
ALLOCATION TO ARMY
Grades and ranees:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mechanical engineer
Supply olficer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860 -
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GR-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,788
GS-7. $5,335 to $6,345
G.?-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
1
1
30
22
17
4
10
6
46
25
7
2
1
11,357
12, 334
321,090
204, 214
129, 125
25, 16S
57, 137
30. 723
213. 344
101, 623
27, 435
6,532
3,640
12,002
84, 571
8,341
7,010
6,718
5,262
6,116
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$411,327
212, 700
312,000
214,100
447, 200
4, 966. 700
437, 300
, 120, 674
14, 061
14, 706
14, 061
26, 520
26, 620
14, 040
14, 040
13, 620
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
197
1.397.941
20. 1 140, 480
3. 7 23, 372
19. 4 147, 442
179 9
1,2,59,986
13.7 121,545
69, 348
3,700
3,451
8,772
1,116
3
13, 965
11, 048
1, 492, 934
I
12,075
5
60,375
ti
63,429
5
45,517
17
132, 131
2
13, 910
19
119,089
1
5,920
15
80,381
8
39, 530
16
66, 705
3
11,340
14
28,337
111
678,739
31
20
12
7
10
6
49
30
7
2
1
354, 663
194. 425
96. 492
47, 922
61, 111
27.811
243, 134
128. 752
28. 602
7,030
3,931
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$443, 000
300, 000
312,000
863, 000
6, 415, 000
450, 000
74, 844, 400
1 14,061
1 14, 706
1 14, 061
2 26, 620
2 26, 520
1 14,040
1 14,040
1 13, 520
1 13, 000
1 13, 000
1 12, 460
9 102, 818
5 45, 345
6,407
3 13, 290
205
1, 536, 161
12. 2 77, 069
3. 6 25, 609
36.1 281,777
209.5
1, .549, 625
1.5.9 165,735
,642
1,100
5,278
24, 292
11,700
1, 848, 372
387, 653
194, 425
95. 742
47. 922
61, 277
27,811
251, 995
133, 224
28,602
7,030
3,931
1 12.460
9 102,818
6 45, 345
6,407
3 13, 290
211
1,583,400
11. 9 70, 623
2.9 21,406
36.6 286,279
216.8
1.611.515
16 166, 33,i
73, 768
1,100
24, 292
11,700
1,600
ALLOCATION TO ARMT— Continued
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.--
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, .4.rmy
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, international statistic pro-
grams office
Chief of division. __
Chemist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to chief, international sta-
tistic programs
Chief, consultation branch
Chief of international technical co-
operation staff
Industrial specialist
Project leader
Port specialist
Assistant chief of division
Physicist
Assistant chief, office of international
meteorological plans
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,9.56 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 ._
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,435. -
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345--
QS-6. $4,830 to .$5,820----
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 —
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 --,
GS-2. $3,.'i00 to .$4,130 -.
Grades established by the Director, In-
ternational Cooperation Adminis-
tration (08 Stat. 833):
ICA-3. $13,9.55 to $15,255
ICA-4. $12,445 to $13,955-
IC.\-5. $10,645 to $12,145— ---
ICA-6. $9,055 to $10,.565
lCA-7. $7,695 to $8,755 --
ICA-8. $7,115 to $8,416
ICA-9. $6,395 to $7,45.5 - -
ICA-10. $5,805 to $6,93.5
ICA-11. $5,265 to $6.345
ICA-12. $4,805 to $5,80.5 — -
IC.\-13. .$4,326 to $6,310-
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$64, 845
Total porinanont
Deduct Lapses -
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions —
Foreign countries: U.S. rates-.
Positions other than permanent:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other person.al services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay —
Additional pay for service abroad.
Total personal services. Department
of Commerce..
ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF ENOINEERS-
CIVIL
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) United States and
possessions -
Total personal services, Corps of
Engineers — Civil --.
398, 917
32 192,422
11 22, 555
915
1,036
1,731
7,280
43, 435
668, 291
1 14. 466
1 13, 978
1 13, 970
1 11,836
1 11,835
1 11,606
1 11,357
1 12, 086
1 11, 606
2 26, 110
11,606
31,141
44, 366
46, 821
6,955
45, 842
47, 568
5,408
43, 346
28,329
23, 692
3,827
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $1,5,828
1 15. 038
1 16, 030
I 12. 750
1 12, 750
105, 904
249, 386
279, 064
321,619
104, 461
25, 792
5,990
5,512
8,944
180
1,. 583, 471
.36.9
406, 001
1.2 8,310
62.7
81
402, 866
783,914
17, 428
35, 672
7,559
24, 074
87, 977
1, 359. 390
1 10, 629
1 6,448
1 3, 998
3 21, 075
1 4, 367
16, 718
9
24
42
60
33
3
3
1
3
4
1
12, 480
12, 230
13.270
12. 230
12. 480
37, 020
12, 750
44. 134
56, 948
42. 264
7, 655
69, 910
62, 753
6,157
46, 278
31,612
24, 835
4, 139
130, 682
305, 283
403, 484
478, 893
260, 271
21,6.54
19,218
6, 886
1,5,849
19, 470
4,326
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
246
2, 295, 357
42.4
4.30, 131
3 22, 746
66.8
490,074
139.8
1,397,898
15, 500
8,500
6,477
12, 347
144, 497
1 $16,828
1 15. 038
1 15, 030
1 13. 000
1 13, 000
12, 730
12, 230
13, 270
12, 230
12, 750
27, 020
12, 760
54, 784
67, 718
42, 513
7,820
70, 808
63,764
11,814
60, 126
31, 720
26, 139
4,139
6 88, 127
24 308,119
42 467, 796
48 464,054
31 246,816
3 19, 694
2, 075, 293
3 16,016
2 9, 652
1 4, 514
236
2,218,909
11,1
123, 770
2. 5 18, 499
71.9
538, 193
155. 5
1, 576, 446
18, 500
11,500
687
152,605
2, 297, 830
18
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
MUTUAL SECURITY— ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES— Continued
Economic Assistance — -Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO FARM CREDIT
ADMINISTRATION
Add portion of salaries carriod in other
position schedules paid from this
Num- Total
ber salary
1.7 $20,326
Num- Total
ber salary
1.8 $22,300
Num- Total
ber salary
1.8 $22,300
ALLOCATION TO FEDERAL AVUTION AOENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS 16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief of division
1 14, 206
1 12, 771
6 67, 263
2 20, 2S0
2 16,931
2 11,481
1 4. 659
7 34.124
6 24, 420
18 233.708
13 157,143
1 11.669
1 12.667
9 106, 352
4 47, 340
26 275,725
37 381,326
1 9, 901
20 169.669
1 7.010
Oi?-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
GS-14. $I2,2in to $13,510:
0.=; 13 $10 635 to $11, 935
OS-12! $'",955 to $10,255,. -
Ci^ <; tJ ^45 fo $5 335
Grades esta>lished hy the Director,
International Cooperation Admin-
i<;traUon (68 ^tat. 833):
IC\-3. $13,955 to $15,255:
ICA-I. $12,445 to $13,955:
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145:
TPA 6 liQ 055 to $10,555
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8,755
168
1. 608, 645
13 146. 440
69 413, 554
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
82 680. 634
122 1, 295, 125
11.248
2,2.54
101,883
63,623
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay ahove 52-week base
Overtime and holidav pay.
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
buisable details
Total personal services. Federal
2,044,767
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director educational mission
1 13, 070
1 11,835
1 14,061
1 13,000
1 14,394
1 13,270
1 12. 230
GS-14. $12,210 to .$13,510:
Assistant to assistant commissioner...
Assistant to director, educational ex-
Chief, area section— education
Chief, international training program.
1 11,836
1 13,000
1 12, 230
1 12,230
1 13, 620
10 110,865
13 121, 785
10 77, 500
7 46, 467
1 6, 552
5 29. 162
7 38, 522
34 164.943
20 86, 840
7 27, 749
4 14,060
1 3, 203
4 43. 260
6 60, 100
16 218,780
30 392,100
40 443.049
22 219.110
1 7. 935
1 13, 270
1 12, 230
Chief technical assistance section
1 12, 230
Director, international cooperation
1 12, 813
11 113, 703
15 133,546
7 49, 960
7 42,846
1 6, 074
6 26. 873
6 29. 578
36 163,705
15 61.770
8 29.410
1 3. 266
1 2, 974
4 43. 260
6 63, 580
15 202.230
30 359,260
40 415.270
22 196.150
1 7, 200
1 13 520
9 103,895
13 122, 675
OS 11 .$7 560 to $8,860
9 70, 699
7 47, 112
ns 8 "fB 885 to $6 875 _
1 6 5.52
6 34, 695
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5 $4 345 to $5,335
6 33, 800
33 160, 250
Q3-i $4 040 to $4,670
20 87 730
7 28, 061
GS 2 $3 500 to $4 130 -- -
4 14 372
1 3 307
Gradns establlshod by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
4 43, 260
7 59 580
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Admin-
istration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-3. $13,955 to $15,255
lOA-i $12,456 to $13,955
16 218,780
30 392,100
40 443,049
22 219,110
1 7, 935
1 8, 176
ICA 5 $10 645 to $12,145
ICA-6 $9,055 to $10,555
ICA-7. $7,696 to $8,765
IOA-8. $7,116 to $8,415
1 7, 140 1 8, 176 1
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH,
EDUCATION, AND WELFARE— Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
Grades equivalent to Foreign Service
salary rates:
Class 1. $17,250 to $I9,6.')0
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to ,$14,665
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Deduct portion of salaries shown above
paid from other accounts.-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary);
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: United
States and po.ssesslons:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services. Depart-
ment of Health, Education, and
Welfare
ALLOCATION TO HOUSINO AND HOME
FINANCE AOENCY
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Technical services director..
Documentation director
GS-I3. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. .$5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-
aS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $130. 680
6 72, 600
1 12, 650
260
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Housing
and Home Finance Agency
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTERIOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Engineer, chief, division of foreign
ftctivltles
GS-14. $12,2l'o"to$Y3,6ib^
Engineer, chief, division of foreign
activities
Chief, technical cooperation branch...
Chief, training administration branch.
Agriculture economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-U. $7,.560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,.500 to $4.130
Grades established by the Director,
International Cooperation Admin-
istration (68 Stat. 833):
ICA-2. $15,2.55 to $16,675
ICA-3. $13.9,55 to $15,255
ICA-4. $12,4,55 to $13,955
ICA-5. $10,645 to $12,145
ICA-6. $9,065 Ut $10.555
ICA-7. $7,695 to $8.755
ICA-9. $6,395 to $7.455
ICA-11. $6,265 to $6,345
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
2, 213. 278
18
119, 759
1.6 14,213
109.4
695, 921
121.1
1, 383, 385
34. 351
1,820
6.099
2.065
171, 510
2, 294, 151
11,606
12, 563
21, 003
26, 521
36, 628
6,886
10, 338
9.297
12. 621
3,516
21
2
148.883
14.184
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
8 $130, 680
6 72, 600
1 12, 650
258
2, 404, 128
15.6
111,682
1. 6 14, 948
120.5
797, 686
120.5
1, 479, 812
35,229
2,836
500
189. 000
2, 505. 063
12,480
22, 838
38,730
31. 304
12, 896
6,677
22,964
10, 192
13. 520
4,160
4,139
25 179,900
1.4 14,092
134, 699
1.113
19
135,812
1 11, 836
12,563
41.537
34.590
8.230
6,906
6.240
6,886
16,188
18, 761
4,326
3,266
2 30,360
9 110,313
12 127. 261
6 64,015
63
9.2
497, 832
76,721
1962 estimate
23.6
165.808
692
23.6
166,600
13, 749
12, 230
12. 2.30
13. 520
11.939
37. 980
16. 682
6.448
6.885
6.365
21.840
16, 037
3,765
2
4
7
22
18
6
1
1
32,640
64.660
91,0.55
241,981
169. 890
46.410
6,755
6,035
S3
16.2
829,096
2
156, S4S
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $130, 680
5 72, 600
1 12, 660
267
2,412,111
11.1
86, 085
1.5 15,027
123.3
828,304
121.1
1, 483, 695
36, 945
660
189,000
2.537.494
12,760
22,838
39.250
32.344
13.228
6,677
23,296
10, 625
13.624
4,264
4,139
26 182. 936
1 11,868
24
171,077
24
171.077
14,061
12, 230
12,230
13.620
11,939
38,480
16,682
6.-448
6.886
6,365
22,173
16,204
4.056
3,869
2
4
14
27
20
6
1
2
33,360
66,680
179. 169
294.125
191.000
47.850
6,755
11.430
99
1.004,601
6.7
62,037
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
19
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF THE
INTEKIOK— continued
Add portion of salaries carried in otiier
position scheduies paid from tbls
account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
tinited States and possessions —
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Eegular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay,.-
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of the Interior — .
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $13,730 to $16,030:
Division chief - •
Associate director (coordinator)..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Deputy division chief
Labor adviser
Program coordinator
Program supervisor
OS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265 -
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—
QS-7. $6,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
0.3 $2,000
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52- week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services,
ment of Labor
Depart-
ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL SCIENCE
FOUNDATION
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment (total personal
services) —
ALLOCATION TO BUREAU OF FOBEION
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-14 $12,210 to $13,510:
International economist.
GS-:3 $10,635 to $11,935--
GS-12 $8,965 to $10,265
GS-11 $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,426
OS-7 $5,355 to $6,345-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
Other personal services:
above 52-week base
Regular pay
161, 623
1
261, 688
Total personal services, Bureau of
Foreign Commerce
ALLOCATION TO INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief trade policy staff
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-6. $4,345 to $6,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
985
7,257
40, 480
115,600
687,433
13, 978
1961 estimate
Num'
ber
■ Total
salary
0.3 $2,150
21.
47
176, 650
498, 848
678
2,582
16,000
103, 664
139, 990
938, 302
11,367
36, 627
12. 563
48,080
62, 139
221,760
100,880
26,646
21,766
20, 089
76,464
111, 925
1 15,038
1 14,061
1 12, 230
3 38, 230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
0. 3 $2, 150
22.6
70
183,488
761, 126
734
18,000
159, 375
137,802
1,260,526
111
10
752, 164
73, 627
101 678,637
66,146
133, 776
6,634
5,589
889, 781
11, 836
U, 367
27, 416
37, 847
47,384
22,360
28,205
12, 978
30 199,381
11. 4 56, 530
18.6
142, 851
1,192
144,043
4
5
24
13
3
4
4
18
29
61,990
66, 809
227, 180
101,774
20, 010
23, 629
22,002
86, 567
124, 472
110 792,982
8. 6 63, 226
101.5 729,766
72, 450
113, 726
3,214
6,855
926, 000
12, 760
23,878
20, 800
32, 864
44, 097
29, 962
29, 910
9,360
1 15, 038
1 14,061
1 12, 480
3 38, 500
52, 620
66, 589
228, 470
102, 044
20, 176
24, 128
22,312
88,054
125, 201
110 799,573
6. 8 61, 398
103.2 748,175
73, 200
113, 726
6,900
941, 000
12, 760
23,878
20, 800
32,854
44,097
29, 952
29, 910
9,360
28 203,611
8. 8 60, 646
19.2
162, 965
605
1 14,061
2 21, 300
2 9,360
1 4, 056
6 48, 777
153, 570
14, 706
4,264
2 18,970
28 203,611
8. 8 50, 646
19.2
152, 965
162, 965
1 14,706
1960 actual
ALLOCATION TO INTERNATIONAL
COOPERATION ADMINISTRATION— COn.
Deduct lapses- -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) - -
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Interna-
tional Cooperation Administra-
tion
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
Inspector general and comptroller —
GS-18. $17,500:
Director
Deputy inspector general and comp-
troller-
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Deputy director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Auditor-analyst-
Budget officer
Executive assistant
Special assistant
Staff chief
Supervisory inspector.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Auditor-analyst
Budget analyst
Budget officer--- - --
Executive officer --
Inspector
Special assistant
Program officer
Staff assistant--
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935...
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,2,66...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.. -
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,785
QS-7. $5,366 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S. C. 801-1168):
Foreign Service officer:
Career minister $19,800..
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,660
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,666
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,446
Class 5. $8,766 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,216 to $8,655
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,116
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,635 to $14,665
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 3. $10,785 to $12.025-
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020
Class 6. $9,025 to $10,326
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665
Class 10. $6,500 to $6,640
Class 11. $6,000 to $5,930
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940-
Ungraded positions at annual rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 (local em-
ployees) -
Num- Total
ber salary
4.1 $26,172
1.9 22,605
176
22,781
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$30
12,563
1 12, 334
1 11,835
19,802
33, 364
14, 060
6,136
11,772
6,096
22, 606
8,091
14, 330
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses.
2 18,970
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: Foreign coun-
tries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Intermittent employment
3 38,001
10 106,805
3 26, 936
4 31, 097
1 6, 282
1 17,826
42, 994
28, 434
28, 638
8,549
22, 694
43, 327
32, 904
9,090
3,890
80 186, 667
805, 922
5
106. 967
25
179, 796
77. £
333, 039
9
186, 120
2 18, 940
70
19,010
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
13, 520
1 12, 750
10, 650
36, 130
15,142
6,781
12, 730
6,491
28,679
8,840
7,634
14,310
69,016
29,286
24,816
6,760
19, 261
36, 606
10, 109
20,406
9,194
24, 419
23, 733
20, 364
5,283
4,181
49 11.5,682
107
590, 669
13, 778
25.9
206, 971
48.4
266, 268
4
113, 662
951
966
3,481
66
18,940
18, 940
1 19,011
1 18, 612
1 18, 612
1 16, 536
1 16, 806
1 15, 267
27, 808
41,868
15, 558
43, 824
30, 076
14,393
1 12, 480
1 12, 480
2 24, 460
3 36, 940
9 114,210
2
1
1
4
3
2
1
11
7
14
4
1
1
26, 270
13,000
10, 660
36, 400
22, 962
14, 206
6,718
67, 846
39, 310
67,348
17, 056
3,765
3,931
19, 801
114, 377
39,394
69, 015
29, 284
64,764
14,331
19, 261
47,668
119,245
6,593
35, 606
10, 109
20, 405
24.419
35. .605
47, 901
19, 883
4,180
47 119,821
204
1. 659, 663
7.2
67,378
103.6
1, 062, 217
47.7
4:
46.6
425, 717
6
114,251
1,040
6,468
20
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
MUTUAL SECURITY— ECONOMIC AND
CONTINGENCIES— Continued
Economic Assistance — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE—
continued
Other personal services:
Ueguhir pay above 52-week ha«e .
Num- Total
ber salary
$4,084
7,802
220
Num- Total
ber salary
$2, 260
7,024
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 6,19
16, 000
96,000
AUditional pay for service abroad.
Payments to other agencies for relm-
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of State.
713, 040
689, 621
1,733,352
CoNTINnENCIES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO ARMY
Grades and ranees:
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4,056
668
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
1 3.3S8
26
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services. Army
3,414
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE
Grades and ranges:
Foreign Service staff grades:
Class 3. $13,995 to $15,255
1 12, 834
0.6 7,000
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of Commerce
6,834
Limitation on Administrative Expenses, Development
Loan Fund
Grades and ranges:
Grades established by Mutual Security
Act of 1964 as amended (73 Stat.
246):
Presidential appointment: $20,000:
Managing director
Excepted: $19,000:
Deputy managmg director
Grades established under sec. 205(b) of
the Mutual Security Act of 1969 (73
Stat. 246):
Excepted: $14,000 and over:
Deputy managing director.
Assistant deputy managing director.
Secretary -treasurer
Grades established by the managing
director. Development Loan Fund
(22 U.S.C. 1787(b)):
Excepted: $10,000 and over:
Assistant managing director
Engineer
Attorney
GS-16. $15,267 to $16,307:
.\ssistant deputy managing director. .
General counsel
GS-16. $13,749 to $15,038:
Deputy general counsel
Director of audit
Division chief..
Economist
Engineer _
Implementation specialist
Loan officer __.
Private enterprise specialist
Regional director
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
I $20, 000
1 19, 000
2 35, 500
1 17, 500
1 15, 160
2 28, 870
1 14, 206
12, 771
13,374
12, 771
26, 642
78. 145
13,686
68,079
26, 749
1961 estimate
N'lim- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 19, 000
2 35, 500
1 17, 500
1 17, 060
1 17, 50O
1 12. 480
1 10. 005
16, 787
li), 517
1 13, 749
1 14, 394
14,061
84. 095
15, 038
57. 674
28, 787
56,285
1962 estimate
Mum- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 000
I 19.000
2 35, 500
1 17. 500
1 17, 050
1 17. 500
1 12,480
I 10. 006
15, 787
1,5, 517
1 13, 749
1 14, 706
14, 394
86. 062
1,6,038
99. 133
29,099
70,658
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-15. $13,749 to $15,038— Continued
Special assistant ._
GS-14. $12,230 to $13,620:
Attorney
Auditor
Budget and reports officer.
Chief, loan services
Economist
Engineer _
Financial analyst...
Loan officer
Private enterprise specialist
Special assistant...
GS-13. $10,660 to $11,939
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,275..
GS-11. $7,671 to $8,861
GS-9. $6,448 to $7,426
GS-8. $6,886 to $6.885..
GS-7. $6,366 to $6,365..
GS-6. $4,846 to .$5,824
GS-6. $4,347 to $6,346..
GS-4. $4,066 to .$4,680....
GS-3. $3,765 to ,$4,410
GS-2. $3,515 to $4,139
GS-1. $3,203 to $3,827...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to or less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details _
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 771
2 22, 714
...............
4
1
5
1
!
6
10
3
4
2
14
28
8
I
1
2
I
45, 926
11,355
.5,8.011
11, 367
11.357
49, 754
83, 410
22,646
24. ,564
11.711
76. 879
137. 093
37, 190
3.755
3,973
6,632
3,349
4,285
124 1,0.60,481
33.5 272,546
90.5 777,935
22,013
6. 984
16, 567
42, 315
40,363
905, 177
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$24. 460
12, 230
12, 480
13, 520
12, 230
49, 920
12, 230
61,920
12, 480
64,940
71, 720
39,915
46, 134
6.718
165. 879
158. 4.53
43. 784
13. 624
15. 060
3.619
3.619
16, 265
155 1,325,522
13 120. 522
142 1,206,000
20,000
5.000
20,000
11,000
15,000
1.276,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$36,940
12, 480
12, 7,50
13.520
12, 480
62. 940
12, 480
87, 130
12, 230
12. 480
86, 738
99, 965
40, 705
47, 277
6,886
190. 675
206. 7,55
44. 951
13. 832
15.476
10. 753
3,827
16, 452
184 1,681,889
20 147. 889
164 1,434,000
25,000
20.000
18,000
1,497.000
Expenses, Office op Inspector General and Comptroller,
Mutual Security, State
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $18,500:
Inspector general and comptroller
G.«-18. $18,.500:
Director
Deputy inspector general and comp-
troller..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Director. —
Deputy director..
GS-16. .$15,2,55 to $16,295:
Deputy director
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive a.'islstant
Special assistant
Branch chief
Staff chief
Budget examiner
Budget officer
Management analyst
Supervisory accountant
Supervisory auditor
Auditor-analyst
Supervisory Inspector
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Staff assistant
Special assistant
Budget officer.
Budget analyst
Funds control officer
Systems accountant
Statistician
Auditor-analyst
Inspector
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,265
OS-11. $7,500 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to .$6,875.
QS-7. $6,355 to .$6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,33,5
GS-I. $4,040 to .$4,670
OS -2. $3,.500 to $4,130-..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,011
1 15. 392
1 1,5,392
14, 206
14,456
54,723
39, 519
61, 687
25,542
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,011
2 25, 542
I 12. 771
1 12, 771
2 25, 642
11,356
11.835
11,3,56
11.606
11.356
11,356
11,356
11,3.56
11,356
71.282
10, 379
8,340
22. 400
13. 478
6. 073
49. 148
35. 545
56. 2S5
3.952
3,452
18, 512
18, 512
16. 536
16, 536
16, 267
15, 5.58
43, S24
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 30, 076
"i""'"i2,'776
27, 496
14, 393
12, 230
12, 75.0
11.3,55
11,355
1 12, 230
9 113,960
8,964
7,571
7.280
6, 652
53. 786
33.300
46, 629
4.056
3,827
FUNDS APPROPRIATED TO THE PRESIDENT
21
I960 actual
Grades and ranges— Continued
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act ot 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Career miBister.
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 6. $8,755 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,646 to $12,445
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 10. $5,500 to $0,640
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
Class 12. $4,495 to .$5,425
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940 _..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses __-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions. . -
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Inter-
Positions other than permanent:
mitten t employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim.
bursable details _
Total personal services..
Num- Total
ber salary
$19. 2fil
103, 022
9,256
7,030
7,030
9 125, 523
5 61, 337
1 11,003
2 10, 524
4 20, 486
6 20. 899
116
1. 140, 220
64.9
650, 868
35.5
348, 562
6
140,790
6, 840(
1,763
2.244
1.5. 196
18,950
534, 345
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19. 801
82.086
10, 275
15, 267
7.571
2 31,008
7 93, 586
1
6,406
2 11,398
3 16, 647
2 9, 941
1 4, 014
902, 336
183. 316
61
12
599,000
120.020
3,980
3. .WO
3.500
13, 000
45,000
788, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
Advances and Reimbursements, Economic Assistance
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
INTEBN.4TI0NAL COOPERATION
ADMLNISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 392
1 13, 374
2 25. 854
1 12, 771
1 13. 978
2 27, 372
1 11,357
1 12, 563
4 48, 318
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Economist
1 $13, 520
Inspector.
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION— continued
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-13. $111,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to .$8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
nS-7. $5,355 to .$G,;i4!i
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to .$5,335..
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-l. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Foreign Service
Act of 1946, as amended (22 U.S.C.
801-1158):
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,2.50 to $19,650
Class 2. $!4,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,646 to $12,445
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 9. $6,005 to $7.155
Class 10. $5,600 to $6.610
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo,
rary employment: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay.
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$64, 314
34.788
21, 590
25, 314
44, 815
9,589
27, 165
20, 612
6,611
4 58, 137
7 85, 655
2 19, 427
1 6, Oil
2 10, 234
6 30, 367
76 645. 508
36. 6 309, 466
39, 4 336, 042
6,340
1,702
I.OIS
3,780
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 340
20, 925
6,614
6,032
4,846
6 108, 388
1 16, 328
15 198, 993
2.6 34,593
12. 4 164, 400
16,000
600
181,000
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $22, 340
6,781
6,198
4,846
4,347
11 135, 242
1.2 15,242
9. 8 120, 000
120, 000
TRANSITIONAL GRANTS TO ALASKA
Transitional Grants to Alaska
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Num- Total
ber salary
33 $249,038
4 34, 136
Num- Total
ber salary
33 $234,973
4 2, 258
Num- Total
ber salary
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): U.S. and possessions..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-weeli: base
OvpTtimp nnd holiday pay
29 214, 902
1,642
60, 377
29 232, 716
969
66, 721
Total personal service.^
276, 921
300, 405
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
ADVISORY COMMISSION ON INTERGOVERN-
MENTAL RELATIONS
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
2 33, 000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
Research associate
3 60, 000
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Research analyst
6 73, 380
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1 11, 170
1 11, 170
GS-12 $8,955 to $10,255
2 17, 930
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1 7,280
1 7, 821
1 7, 114
1 6,053
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,425 . .
8 32, 906
OS 8 $6 885 to $6 875
1 6,637
QS-7 $5,355 to $6,345
4 21, 464
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1 4,490
1 4,202
3 16, 974
1 4,680
4 19, 384
QS-S. $4,345 to $5,335
3 13, 707
Total permanent _ _ _
6 41, 609
3.6 29,932
11 106,812
1.2 11,612
29 259, 941
Deduct lapses
4.8 42,941
Net permanent (average number,
1.4 11,677
4,271
122
9.8 95,300
7,000
400
212 217,000
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
15, 600
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
16,070
102, 700
232,600
ALASKA INTERNATIONAL RAIL AND HIGHWAY
COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
1 5,990
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 6, 448
Num- Total
ber salary
Less than $12,210
Total permanent compensation _.
2 23, 604
182
181
2 24,960
1,600
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,684
Total pprsoriftl services
23, 867
28,044
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS COMMISSION
Consolidated Schedule op Person.a.l Services Paid From
Funds Available to American Battle Monuments,
Commission
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Technical assistant
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,225-
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,435
OS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $,%820--
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335....
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.—
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
Niim
Total
Num
Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
1 $12, 564
1
$13, 520
1 10, 501
1
11,419
1
$11,419
1 9,113
1
10,006
1
10, 275
2 12, 427
1
6,781
1
6,947
6 36, 351
6
39, 146
6
40, 141
11 68,912
11
64.522
11
66, 186
13 64, 403
13
70, 180
13
71,989
9 39, 856
9
43, 620
9
44, 782
9 37, 235
9
40, 352
9
40, 872
1 3,718
1
4,077
1
4,181
1 3,737
1
4,036
1
4,139
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Military historian
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 299
125 200, 916
268 399,461
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,440
97 173, 791
268 400,990
Num Total
ber salary
Less than $12,210 .. ...
90 $168, 270
Ungiaded positions at hourly rates equiv-
268 402, 000
449 901,493
0.7 5,354
420 896, 878
411 861, 201
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rales .....
13.3 81,896
44 226,032
391 689,211
1,166
28,898
2,183
1,202
147,398
12 81, 563
44 245, 111
364 669, 204
9 49,670
44 251, 271
358 560, 260
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment:
30,212
1,163
1,310
128,480
31,867
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Additional pay for .services abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
1,320
112,700
Total personal services
1,076,986
1,057,043
1,007,088
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
$899,088
177,898
$921,003
136,040
$932, 000
"Construction of memorials and ceme-
teries"
75,088
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION
Operating Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Chairman
Commissioner
General manager
Deputy general manager
Assistant general manager
General counsel
Controller-
Division director-
Manager of operations oflice
Grades established hy the Atomic Energy
Commission equivalent to GS grades:
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant general manager
Deputy divisioa director
Deputy manaiier of operations olfice..
Division director
Manager of operations office —
Special assistant
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant controller
Assistant division director
Assistant manager of operations oQlce.
Branch chief
Deputy division director
Deputy general counsel
Deputy manager of operations oflice.-
Division director
Manager of operations office
Secretary to the commission
Special assistant
GS-16. .n5,255 to $16,295:
Area manager.
Assistant controller
Assistant division director... _.
As-'^istant general counsel
Assistant manager of operations office-
Assistant to division director
Branch chief
Deputy assistant division director
Deputy assistant manager of opera-
tions office
Deputy branch chief
Deputy division director —
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 500
88, 000
22, 000
20,500
116,000
19.500
19,000
169, 500
38,000
17, 514
87, 570
35, 028
70, 566
6 105,084
3
11
7
2
6
2
3
8
2
1
6
48, 079
176, 374
110,802
31.967
79, 993
32, 448
48. 589
129, 734
31,491
15, 870
96, 694
7 104,437
207, 317
118, 833
187, 987
1,5, 163
282, 490
14,206
15, 163
6 88, 983
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, .500
88, 000
22, 000
20, 500
117,000
19, 500
19,000
170, 500
38, 000
18. 512
92, 560
37, 024
74, 048
111,072
34, 662
239, 438
119, 682
35. 162
86, 070
33, 862
67, 704
138, 648
34. 132
17, 326
68, 224
129, 126
16, 307
177, 277
144, 373
185, 951
16, 307
144,393
16, 267
16, 307
16, 037
80,226
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
5
2
4
6
1
3
14
7
2
4
2
3
12
3
1
4
$22. 500
88, 000
22, 000
20. 600
117,000
19,500
19,000
170, 500
38, 000
18.512
92, 560
37, 024
74, 048
111,072
18,512
51,688
241, 268
119, 932
35, 152
69, 534
34, 382
50. 398
206, 772
61, 958
17, 576
08, 764
10 169, 570
17
10
13
2
13
4
3
2
6
23
270, 229
161,220
201. 558
31, 824
206, 811
61,068
46,841
31,554
81,035
24
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
ATOMIC ENERGY COMMISSION— Continued
Operating Expenses — Continued
Grades established by the Atomic Energy
Commission equivalent to QS grades-
Continued
OS-16. $15,256 to $16,295— Continued
Deputy manager of operations office. -
Division director
Liaison officer
Manager of operations office
Physicist
Physical science administrator
Special assistant,..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Area manager.,
Assistant area manager
Assistant branch chief
Assistant division director.
Assistant general counsel
Assistant manager of operations office.
Assistant to division director
Assistant to manager of operations
office - —
-Attorney
Biologist
Biophysicist
Branch chief...
Chemist
Deputy assistant division director. ..
Deputy assistant manager of opera-
tions office
Deputy branch chief
Deputy division director
Deputy manager of operations office..
Division director
Engineer
Geologist
Hearing examiner
Industrial hygienist
Information officer
Inspector
Laboratory director
Liaison oflicer
Mathematician
Management analyst...
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Operations research analyst..
Patent adviser
Patent attorney..
Physicist
Physiologist
Program analyst
Project officer
Section chief
Special assistant.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Assistant area manager
Assistant branch chief
Assistant division director
Assistant to division director
Assistant to manager of operations
office..
Attorney
Auditor.
Biochemist
Biologist
Branch chief.. _
Budget examiner
Chemist-
Classification analyst
Community management oiTicer...
Contract administrator _
Deputy assistant division director.
Deputy branch chief
Deputy division director
Division director
Economist
Engineer ._
Equipment officer
Geologist
Health pliysicist
Historian
Industrial hygienist
Industrial relations officer
Information officer
Inspector.
Intelligence officer
International affairs oiilcer._.
Liaison officer
Librarian
Management analyst _,
Medical officer
Mobilization specialist
Operations research analyst.
Patent adviser
Patent attorney _.
Physical scientist _.
Physicist ,
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$39, 369
192, 970
14,435
28, 870
16,000
6 73,604
13, 374
165,610
67, 475
95, 694
139. 294
136, 697
54,413
26, 998
13, 978
157,714
25,842
26, 748
1
12
5
7
10
10
4
2
1
12
2
2
91
1, 257, 106
3 42. 646
8 109, 673
13, 374
39,842
217,610
13, 083
1
3
16
1
91
1, 227, 848
17 231,613
14, 270
13, 083
12, 771
12, 771
53, 196
30,545
25,842
13, 978
13,083
13, 083
13, 978
26, 166
13, 978
26, 166
68,452
13, 978
14, 4.56
25, ,542
81,128
172, 707
6
6
3
14
3
3
2
16
g
1
3
165
1,989.062
1 12. 230
3 36, 723
12 148,343
70, 30!
71,769
36,483
165, 745
35, 526
35, 747
23,920
183,873
94, 702
12,563
35, 033
11 129,
2 23,
6 70.
30 360,
32 381,
1 12,
104
1,263,
15 180,
6 70.
12,
47,
94,
II
48,
11,
23,
47,
25,
3 35,
16 191,
11 129,
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15, 267
207,331
15.617
30. 784
17. 326
3 47, 881
14, 394
163, 671
73, 237
103, .684
160.609
133. 474
57. 886
29. 058
15. 309
166.314
28,122
28, 787
1
11
6
7
10
9
4
2
1
11
2
2
95
1, 404, 742
3 45, 905
8 118,039
1 14, 394
3 43, 494
17 249,684
90
1, 309, 994
22 317,967
2
1
1
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
7
1
1
2
6
13
6
7
3
14
4
3
27,810
14,061
14,061
57, 5.64
32, 835
28,122
28, 787
14,001
15, 038
15,038
28, 122
16,038
28, 455
101, 796
15,038
16.6.58
27. 498
87.007
186.412
76, 940
89,730
39,520
177,900
50, 710
38, ,500
2 26,
17 211,
9 114
1 13,
3 37,
160
2,080,
1 12,
5 64,
12 160,
1 13,
11 140,
2 25,
6 76.
30 390,
32 413
1 13,
113
1,40.8,
4 52,
1 13,
8 100,
1 12,
1 12
1 12,
16 194,
19 243,
12 152,
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
17
1
2
1
1
5
1
9
5
5
4
1
1
11
2
2
91
$16, 617
267, 319
16, 787
31,054
17, 576
16, 307
78, 931
14, 394
135, 325
73, 814
73, 840
120, 245
119,413
68, 219
14,061
15,309
157,910
28,122
29, 099
1,351,387
3 46, 905
6 88, 274
1 14, 706
3 43, 827
19 279,324
81
1,194,685
21 305, 175
2
1
1
4
2
2
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
7
1
1
2
5
11
6
7
3
14
4
2
2
18
9
1
3
161
28,122
14,061
14.061
67, 887
32, 836
28, 465
28, 78-
14, 394
15, 038
15,038
28, 788
15,038
28, 788
102,441
15,038
1,5,558
27, 498
72, 614
167,9.58
76,460
90, 770
39,520
178, 690
51,230
20,000
26,000
225, 970
115,210
13,520
38,230
1
6
12
1
12
2
6
30
28
1
116
2, 092, 480
12,750
65,020
160.720
13.620
163.710
25.480
76. 460
392. 470
366.630
13.620
1,512,700
4 52, 790
1 13.520
101, 170
12, 7.W
12,7.50
12, 480
182, 780
63, 750
13, .520
63, 020
90, 770
12, 7,50
62. 520
12. 760
26. 760
62. 020
61,7711
39, 020
245, 400
163,690
Grades established by the Atomic Energy
Commission equivalent to GS grades-
Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610— Continued
Physiologist
Procurement officer
Program analyst
Project officer _
Property and supply officer
Safeguards officer
Scientific analyst
Section chief
Security officer
Special assistant
Source and special nuclear materials
accountability officer
Statistician.
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,936..
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,606
36, 977
163, 332
138, 903
11,367
24, 179
25, 120
262, 190
12, 085
104, 616
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
QS-6, K345 to $6,336...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1, $3,185 to $3,815
Ungi-aded positions for scientific and tech-
nical personnel established under sec.
161d, Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as
amended:
AEC scientific representative.
Assistant division director
Branch chief
Scientific and technical assistant
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses..
E.xcess civilian pay over military.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions.
Foreign countries: U.S. rates..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay...
Nightwork dilTorential _
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services.
1 12.563
1 12. 563
728
7,681.456
725
6, 499, 562
618
4, 683, 591
40 279,160
489
3, 100, 939
102 607, 121
469
2, 518, 230
695
3, 466, 351
1,122
5, 129, 166
718
2, 896, 657
263
973, 812
64 188, 787
15 46, 010
6 91,040
29, 360
91, 135
152 794,210
7,333
53, 941,
3, 364, 798
208
2, 142, 216
6,614
48,
34
073, 836
360, 925
149.211
36. 261
222, 122
378, 903
, 412, 379
144, 585
34, 052
30, 000
60, 832, 364
1 $12,760
3 40, 010
14 176,800
13 163, 050
1 12, 230
2 26, 270
27, 040
21 209, 670
1 13, 270
9 113, 670
1 13, 520
1 13, 620
748
8, 684, 943
738
7, 181, 579
611
5, 063, 771
38 286,769
497
3,417,276
106 684,706
472
2, 783, 260
720
3, 947, 967
1,094
6, 603, 423
689
3, 066, 456
250
1, 006, 388
44 169,346
12 41, 140
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,760
3 40, 260
14 178, 360
13 163, 670
1 12, 230
26, 270
27,040
21 271,230
1
13,270
114, 170
4 65. 646
5 86. 455
21 3.55. 864
6 102, 398
93 499,904
7,288
58, 900, 677
303
210
2, 287, 267
2,311,562
6,744
63, 952, 478
31 349, 370
113,300
28, 700
246, 000
209, 702
1, 523, 150
167, 300
30,000
36,000
1 13, 620
1 13, 520
759
8, 713, 022
726
7, 059, 283
604
4,993,873
41 311,296
488
3, 348, 475
110 718,552
464
2, 736, 703
728
3, 990, 639
1,096
6, 542, 710
682
3, 060, 189
253
1, 048, 846
43 168,046
12 42, 388
5 83, 802
6 86, 455
21 355, 864
6 102,398
68 363,612
7,259
69, 007, 224
239
210
1,869,133
2, 334, 091
6,784
64,
26
607, 470
296,530
137, 300
28,700
246, 000
;6, 685, 000
, 652, 000
167,000
30,000
35,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operating expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
.$60,807,715
24,649
$50, 685, 000
$67,000,000
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD
Salabies and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $18„500:
Chairman of Hoard
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,600
4 80,000
2 35,028
1 17, 514
1 17,514
4 62,046
1 16,392
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,500
4 80,000
2 37.024
1 18.512
1 18,512
3 60. 128
1 16, 536
1 16, 536
1 16, 806
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,500
Member of Board -
4 80,000
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of bureau
2 37.024
1 18,612
General counsel . .
1 18,512
GS-17. $16..530 to $17,570:
Associate director of bureau
3 50,128
Chief of office
1 16, ,536
1 16.536
Deputy general counsel
i i6,62i
1 16. 806
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
25
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director of bureau-
Associate chief of office
Associate general counsel
Cbief of division ___ ,
Chief of otnce
Director of bureau- _.
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of section
Assistant director of bureau
Assistant general counsel.
Associate chief examiner
.^.ssociate chief of office
Associate director of bureau..
Attorney-adviser
Chief hearing examiner.
Chief of division-
Chief of section
Economist
General attorney
Hearing examiner
Policy and plamiing officer
Supervisory general attorney.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Aeronautical design evaluation en-
gineer
Air transport exammer
Airworthiness inspector
Analytical statistician
Assistant to chief of division
Assistant chief of division
Attoniey-adviser _.
Chief of division
Chief of section
Chief of unit
Congressional relations officer..
Kngineer.-
Flight operations specialist
Hearing officer
Information specialist
Legislative attorney
Liaison officer
Meteorologist
Regional audit manager
Supervisory air safety investigator
Transportation economist
Trial attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,265...
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-S. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
OS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
tJner;idRd positions at aimual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Administrative assistant to chairman.
Administrative assistant to member..
Secretary of Board
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and hoUday pay..
Nightwork dilTerentlal
Compensation of accident investigation
witnesses and guards
Total persona! services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$14, 435
14,206
43, 076
85,466
14. 206
14. 435
115, 261
25,542
13,083
13, 374
14, 456
25,542
13,083
25,542
14, 466
64,791
77,832
64.479
295, 150
1 12, 771
1 12, 563
7 79, 748
1 11, 8-35
23,442
22, 963
34. 320
23,212
103, 458
11,357
1 11,
1 II,
1 11,
1 11,
4 48,
2 22,
5 57,
85 870,
82
64
1
56
7
87
37
123
48
11
6
4
700,
406,
7.
350.
42,
458,
189,
567,
193.
42,
22.
12,
16.000
64,000
16.000
38,500
9 40, 332
761 5,822,293
28 319, 049
733
6, 603, 244
20, 026
42, 073
19. 759
179
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
6
1
1
10
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
9
5
$15,517
16. 267
46, 301
91,862
15, 267
16,517
137, 802
27, 498
14, 394
14.394
15, 658
27, 498
14,061
27, 498
15, 558
125,322
69,390
22 317, 618
'"i""'"i3,"749
2
10
1
26, 760
122, 660
12,760
25, 230
12, 230
61,400
10 123, 300
1
12, 230
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
8
1
9
78
88
65
2
69
12
80
46
112
55
13
5
4
12, 480
12, 750
12,230
12,230
12,230
12, 230
63, 270
99, 130
12. 230
111,090
849, 068
804, 490
606, 226
15, 496
459, 138
76, 127
463, 426
249, 392
549, 309
236, 490
52, 149
20, 487
13, 020
17,000
68.0(X1
17,000
40,500
9 40, 332
800 6, 574. 949
21.1 199,649
778.9
6, 375, 300
24,700
22,500
4.800
6. 427. 300
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
6
1
1
10
2
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
9
6
1
6
22
1
1
$16,517
16. 267
46, 301
91.852
15. 267
15,517
137, 802
27,498
14,394
14,394
16, 668
27,498
14,061
27,498
15, 568
126,322
69.390
13. 749
69. 369
317.618
13. 749
13, 749
25, 760
134. 780
12,750
12,230
26,230
12,230
61,400
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
8
1
10
107 1
111 1
70
2
71
12
79
46
124
58
14
6
4
123, 300
12, 230
12. 230
12,230
12, 480
12, 750
12. 230
12. 230
12, 230
12. 230
62, 270
99, 130
12,230
123, 320
157, 918
010, 685
643, 080
15, 496
472, 034
76. 127
448, 060
249. 392
601. 473
248. 664
65. 914
20. 487
13,020
17, 000
68. 000
17,000
40,500
9 40, 332
881 7,292,124
31. 2 220, 624
849.1
7,071,600
34,600
24,000
7, 130, 100
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Civil Service Commission
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
2 40,000
1 19,000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 600
2 40,000
1 19,000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 600
Commis-tiionpr
2 40 000
Executive director
1 19,000
and
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy executive director
Director of bure^iu.
Executive director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Assistant director of bureau
Director of bureau
General counsel
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Chairman, board of appeals
review
Chief of division
Deputy director of bmeau.
Director of bureau
Executive director, President's Com-
mittee on Fimd Raising Within the
Federal Service
Regional director
Special assistant to deputy executive
director...
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant director, career systems
Assistant director, interagency pro-
grams
Assistant general counsel
Assist.int to bureau director
Assistant to commissioner
A ssistant to deputy executive director.
Chief actuary
Chief, appeals examining office
Chief, classification appeals office
Chief, incentive awards office...
Chief of division.
Chief of section
Chief, veterans service staff
Coimsel to President's Committee on
Fund Raising Within the Federal
Service
Chief hearing examiner
Deputy regional director
Director, college relations and recruit-
ment program
Director, office of career development.
Executive director, President's Com-
mittee on Government Employ-
ment Policy
Executive vice chairman, interagency
advisory group
Medical director
Member, board of appeals and review.
Operations manager
Public information officer
Supervisory systems accountant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Actuary
Appeals examiner
Assistant chief of division...
Assistant chief of section
Assistant medical director
Assistant to chief of division
Assistant to bureau director
Assistant to commissioner
Branch manager.
Chairman, examining review board...
Chief, appeals examining office
Chief, congressional liaison represent-
ative...
Chief, office of management
Chief of division
Chief of section
Coordinating officer
Deputy mobilization officer.
Deputy public information officer
Deputy regional director
Director, career placement program...
Director, examining board program...
Director, management institutes
Director, management intern pro-
grams
Director of personnel
Employee development officer..
Executive assistant
Executive secretary, international or-
ganizations employees loyalty board.
Field operations officer..
Head of unit
Management analysis officer.
Management analyst
Manpower planning specialist
Mobilization readiness adviser
Occupational specialist
Pay system specialist
Personnel management advisor
Personnel management specialist
Position classification specialist
Program coordination officer
Program management officer
Progi-am plaimer... -
Program projects specialist
Special legal assistant
Staff assistant
Statistician
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. .$6,435 to $7,425.
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,514
17.514
17.614
15. 392
03.211
15, 392
14. 206
72, 170
68, 489
15, 163
15. 163
167, 432
14,914
39. 224
13, 978
13, 686
13, 374
38,916
13.686
13.686
13.686
13,686
94.888
117, 684
13,083
13,083
13. 374
143, 289
12, 771
13,083
13,374
12,771
13, 978
65. 650
12, 771
13, 374
12, 771
11,006
12,334
34,799
12, 563
23.192
11.835
11.367
22,714
12,663
11,606
12,663
11,835
395, 262
262, 473
12,086
13. 042
11,606
11,836
11,606
11,835
11,606
11, 606
11, 357
11. 357
11.006
36, 756
23, 920
12, 334
12, 085
12,085
11.836
34, 071
11.835
11,835
36,004
11,835
24, 398
11,606
11,357
57. 613
11.006
198 2.062,946
305 2, 736, 398
790 5, 987, 703
7 60, 128
293 1, 885, 983
14 86, 433
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 18, 612
1 16, 536
4 67, 994
1 16, 536
1 15,617
4 62, 870
4 63, 128
1 16, 307
1 15, 267
11 171,247
1 16,037
3 42, 516
1 15, 038
1 16. 038
1 14. 706
3 41. 892
1
1
1
1
1
6
15
1
1
1
6
1
1
1
2
11
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
34
15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
14. 706
16.038
13, 749
15. 038
13. 749
86. 009
209. 417
14, 394
14, 706
164, 671
1 13, 749 1
1 14,061 1
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 18, 512
1 16. 806
3 51,438
1 16, 806
1 15,517
4 63,646
3 47, 361
1 16, 307
1 15,617
11 171, 767
1 10. 307
3 42,849
1 15, 038
1 16. 038
1 14, 706
3 42,828
1
1
1
1
1
5
15
1
14, 706
13, 749
15. 038
85. 305
14, 061
14,394
13, 749
24, 710
134, 530
13. 270
37. 400
13,790
12, 230
13.000
12.480
24.960
13,520
13,520
12,750
432, 090
192, 460
13,000
14, 040
12, 480
13. 000
12,480
12,760
12,480
12, 230
12,480
12, 230
12, 230
12, 480
4 61, 230
1 13, 270
13, 270
12, 750
36,690
13, 000
12,750
38, 770
12, 330
12.750
13.630
12.230
1 12. 480
5 62. 170
1 12. 480
191 2.143,808
310 2, 970, 876
776 6, 175, 936
8 61, 486
315 2, 182, 956
18 99, 702
1
1
6
1
1
1
2
11
1
3
1
1
1
1
2
1
34
15
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
15, 038
15, 038
13, 749
16, 038
14, 061
72,280
213, 244
14, 394
1 14, 706
11 158,334
13, 749
14, 394
15,038
13, 749
15, 038
86, 305
14, 061
14,394
14. 061
24.980
137. 280
13, 270
37, 730
13, 790
12.230
13. 000
12,760
24,960
13,520
13,520
432, 360
193, 520
13, 270
14, 040
12,480
13,000
12.480
12,760
12,480
1 12, 480
1 12,480
1 12, 480
1 12, 4S0
1 12, 750
4 52, 020
I 13, 270
13,270
13. 000
37. 440
25, 230
13, 000
39.620
12, 480
12,760
12,480
1 12, 480
5 62. 940
2 24,980
205 2.311,944
303 2. 936, 395
771 6, 157. 929
10 76, 336
316 2, 200, 620
15 100, 614
26
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION— Continued
Consolidated Schedule op Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Civil Service Commission — Continued
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grnries and ranees— Continued
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Num- Total
her salary
139 $767,593
75 395,015
300 1. 439, 614
450 1,903,281
892 3, 460. 602
172 630. 922
21 69, 787
62 256, 659
Num- Total
ber salary
164 $973,284
78 435, 860
331 1,706,357
469 2,116,970
901 3, 749, 287
204 794, 572
17 60,062
52 264, 996
Num- Total
ber salary
159 $954,444
OS-6 $4,830 to $5,820
79 445, 331
QS-5. $4,345 to $5.335 -
OS-1. $4,040 to $4.670
338 1.750,933
483 2, 190. 530
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS 2. $3,500 to $4.1,30
946 3, 969, 705
202 791, 795
OS 1 $3 185 to $3 815
17 60,463
Unsraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
55 279, 711
3,912
24,341,811
372.1
2, 173, 161
4,041
26,625,838
264.6
1, 326, 438
4,106
27,090,816
226.9
955, 616
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
3, 639. 9
22, 168, 650
26,415
111,489
173,232
363, 169
3,776.4
25, 299, 400
3, 879. 1
Positions other than permanent;
26, 135, 200
Part-time and intermittent employ-
97, 500
87,000
275, 000
111,000
Other personal servicer:
Regular pay above 52-week base
60,000
22, 842, 955
25, 768, 900
26, 296, 200
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Investigations (revolving fund)". . ,-.
"Investigations of United States citi-
zens for employment of international
organizations"
"Advances and reimbursements"
$15, 731, 455
6, 222, 550
50, 196
818, 754
$17, 112, 600
7, 178, 000
59. 200
1,419,100
$17, 745, 000
6, 793, 000
65,800
1, 692, 400
COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255: StafT director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant stafT director, complaints,
investigations, and surveys
Assistant staff director, laws, plans,
and research
Assistant staff director. State advisory
committee..
Deputy staff director
Executive secretarv _ _
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030: Supervisory
general attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Executive officer..
Information specialist
Legal assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-fi. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4, $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
QS-2. .$3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $22, 600
1 14, 206
1 14,206
1 14, 206
1 14, 206
1 14, 206
80, 495
40,810
28, 142
28. 370
18, 262
6
6
7
10
1
47, 153
31, 367
26, 707
27,706
36, 336
3,266
4,160
466,304
20,856
64 445, 448
51,617
3,427
10,464
610, 946
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22,500
15, 517
16,267
15,267
16,267
13, 749
12,230
12, 760
74, 130
43, 098
67. 180
38, 106
32, 572
13,603
35.196
27. 789
44, 155
39,000
19, 761
7,768
4,492
73 659, 386
6.6 42,386
67.6 617,000
64,300
2,000
673, 300
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22,500
16, 787
16,267
15,267
16, 517
13, 749
12, 480
12, 750
74,900
43.618
67, 970
38, 625
33, 238
13, 770
36. 028
28. 456
4.5. 320
39. 728
20,177
7,862
4,492
73 667, 500
61. 2 398, 100
21.8 169,400
25,000
194,400
EXPORT-IMPORT BANK OF WASHINGTON
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
President and chairman
First vice president and vice chairman
Director
GS-18. $18,600:
Executive vice president
GS-17. $16,.5.30 to $17,670:
Chief of division
General counsel.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief of division
.Assistant general counsel
Chief of division
Chief of section
Secretary of the Bank
Senior vice president
Treasurer
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of division
Assistant treasurer
Business analyst
Chief of division.
Chief of section
Counsel
Economist
Engineer
Financial specialist
Loan officer
Special assistant to the board of di-
rectors
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
.Administrative analyst
Assistant secretary of the Bank
BTisiness analyst
Chief of section
Counsel
Engineer
Loan officer
Special assistant to the board of direc-
tors.
O.S-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,2.55
OS-11. $7,,5fi0 to .$8,860
Gi?-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5.aS5 to $6,875.
OS-7. $.5,3.55 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,S30 to $5,820
G.S-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS.4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
Ungraded positions at hourly r^tes equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week ba.se
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20,500
3 60,000
1 17,614
1 15, 870
44,991
1 15.163
1 14,685
1 14,685
1 13, 083
1 13, 686
2
1
3
10
3
1
2
27,601
13.374
40.143
138, 447
41.039
13.374
26. 457
13,374
1 12.085
1 11.606
2 24. 89S
7 87. 941
11 133. 162
1 11.835
20 211.0.58
5 44. 596
12 87. 110
22 142. 272
29
21
59
7
161.716
110.782
276. 222
28. 994
33. 133
18, 013
8 35, 091
258 1. 995. 500
32 266, 361
226 1, 739, 139
3,896
12,831
17.664
1. 779. 801
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20. 500
3 60.000
1 18,612
...............
48,381
16. 307
16.307
16.037
14. 394
14.706
2
1
3
10
4
29. 703
14. 706
44. 470
147. 284
68. 198
42, 849
13,749
12.230
12.230
12. 230
24.460
62 440
80. 080
167, 270
12, 750
169. 022
62. 755
93. 952
7.010
161.284
5. 886
169. 871
142. 832
284. 379
39. 104
28. 477
22,646
8 36, 212
265 2.211.179
19 192, 119
246 2, 019, 060
21, 300
8.500
19, 100
2, 096, 460
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20,600
3 60,000
1 18,512
49.878
17,326
45,801
15.517
15, 787
15, 267
16,307
16. 307
16,307
1 15,038
1 13, 749
1 14.706
2 29, 432
9 133, 635
3 44, 137
5 70, 991
1 1.3,749
1 12,230
1 12,480
2 24, 460
5 62, 710
6 80. 080
8 104. 310
1
15
10
10
1
26
I
27
25
59
12
6
13.000
169. 520
90,190
80,080
7.176
182, 732
6,0.53
166. 879
144.788
299,089
51, 792
25,128
22.868
8 36, 212
272 2. 2.55, 613
16 148. 463
257 2, 107, 150
25,500
10,000
17,000
14.000
2, 173. 650
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
Limitation on Administr.\tive Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $16,530:
Governor
Director, land bank service..
Director, short-term credit service
Director, cooperative bank service —
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy governor
General counsel
GS-16. $15,2,55 to $16,295:
Deputy director, cooperative bank
service ■
Deputy director, land bank service..
Deputy director, short-term credit
service •
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21, 000
I 17,500
1 17,500
1 16, 376
1 1,5.621
1 16, 099
1 14,435
1 14,206
1 14,686
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 17,600
1 17.500
1 16.530
1 17.0.56
1 17,326
1 15, 787
1 16, 267
18,787
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 17,600
1 17,600
1 16,630
1
17.056
17.876
1 18.787
1 16.817
1 16.037
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
27
Grades and ranges— Continued
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative ollicer
Assistant general counsel
Chief examiner
Chief, research and information divi-
sion
Deputy director, land bank service, ..
Deputy director, short-term credit
service -.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural economist
Assistant chief examiner
Assistant chief, research and informa-
tion division
Assistant deputy director, short-term
credit service
Assistant to the Governor
Associate chief examiner
Associate chief of appraisals
Chief, administrative division
Chief, finance division
Chief, personnel division
Chief reviewing appraiser
Comptroller
Hydraulic engineer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860- —
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425— ----
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210- -.
Total permanent
Deduct —
Lapses— - -.
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Board compensation
Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 771
13,686
12, 771
13. 374
13, 978
12,0S5
12, 086
12, 563
12,813
2
1
1
1
7
1
1
24
36
20
32
26
12
23
29
7
2
23, 920
13. 042
12, 085
13, 042
81, 182
13,042
12.563
254. 239
331. 267
159, 493
213. 780
147. 283
61, 651
107, 148
125, 417
28, 330
7,654
12, 710
247 1,894,081
23.3 153,000
3.3 39,725
220.4
1, 701, 356
35, 758
6,900
1,126
1,760,141
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 749
14. 706
14.061
14. 706
15, 038
14. 706
13.000
12. 230
13.520
13.790
12.230
13.000
26, 020
13, 270
125, 630
14,040
13,620
266, 388
393, 080
180,132
133, 702
158, 996
89, 419
80,873
139, 048
4,410
8,278
12, 835
236 1. 978, 130
3.5 23,030
231. 5
1.956,100
38. 000
3,600
7,600
800
2, 006, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14,061
15, 038
14,394
l.'i, 038
15, 038
15,038
13, 270
12, 480
13,790
13,790
12,230
13, 270
26, 270
13, 270
150.340
14.310
13. .520
3(K).711
358. 720
167, 630
128, 754
160,648
88, 521
72,844
135, 096
4,618
8,278
12,836
230 1,978,306
229
1, 967, COO
38,000
4,600
800
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
Operations
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,295:
Administrator
Deputy administrator
Assistant administrator, management
services _
Assistant administrator, personnel
and training
Assistant administrator, plans
Civil air surgeon
Director, bureau of air traffic manage-
ment
Director, bureau of facilities and
materiel
Director, bureau of flight standards..
Director, bureau of research and
development
General counsel ._
Medical officer
Chief of division
Deputy general coimsel
Research director
Supervisory scientist
QS-18. $18,500:
Deputy iissistant administrator, plans.
Deputy director, bureau of air traffic
management. ___
Deputy director, bureau of facilities
and materiel
Deputy director, bureau of flight
standards
Chief, office of international coordi-
nation
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to director, facilities and
material
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
.$22, 600
20,500
19,600
18,000
17, 614
17,500
18,000
18,000
18, 612
18,500
19,600
94, 357
17,500
15. 160
17,614
17,614
17,514
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22. 50n
20,500
19,500
19,000
18,512
17,600
19,500
19,000
19,500
19,600
19,500
18,500
133. 875
18.500
16.530
16, 295
18, 512
18,612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 512
16,636
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22. 500
20.500
19.500
19,000
18, 512
17,600
19.500
19,000
19,500
19,500
19,500
18.500
133, 875
18,500
16, 530
16,295
18, 612
18. 612
18, 612
18, 612
18,512
16, 536
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,670— Continued
Associate general counsel
Deputy chief, oflice of international
coordination
Chief of division
Chief, office of public aflairs
Deputy assistant administrator,
management services
Executive officer
Special assistant to administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Associate general counsel
Assistant chief of division
Assistant director, bureau of air traffic
management
OhiL'f of Atlantic City detachment
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Chief scientist
Congressional liaison officer
Manager, facilities and materiel depot .
Manager, aeronautical center..
Operations analyst
Regional manager
Special assistant to administrator
Superintendent of school
Technical adviser...
GS-16. $13,730 to $15, 030:
Air traffic control system officer
Aeronautical engineer
Agency readiness officer
Air traffic control specialist
Air navigation specialist. _
Airworthiness adviser
Airways operations specialist
Air transportation analyst.
Assistant for plansandspecial projects..
Assistant to chief, office of interna-
tional coordination
Assistant to director.
Assistant superintendent of school
Assistant regional manager
Assistant manager, aeronautical
center
Assistant depot manager
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of branch
Attorney.
Claimancy officer
Chief of staff
Chief of detachment
Chief psychologist
Chief of branch
Chief of department, training
Cliief of division
Chief of section
Communications adviser
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Assistant congressional liaison officer.
Deputy director
Deputy regional administrator
Director
Engineer
Executive officer...
Frequency management specialist. ..
Fre'iuency coordination officer
Flight test specialist...
General supply officer
International officer.
Jet planning officer
Liaison officer
Management analyst
Management program officer
Management survey supervisor
Medical officer
Meteorologist.
Military support officer
Navigation specialist-
Navigation system officer
Off-site representative
Operations analyst.
Operations requirements specialist...
Passive defense officer
Physiologist.
Planning officer...
Planning team captain
Program administrator
Program control officer
Regional counsel-
Regional flight surgeon
Regional manager
Special assistant
Special assistant to deputy adminis-
trator
Supervisory attorney adviser
Support system officer
Transportation economist ,
Technical assistant
Technical executive
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Adviser on jet training
Airways operations specialist
Airways technical district supervisor.
Air traffic supervisor
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,392
1 15, 392
11 169,312
1 15. 392
1 16, 392
1 16, 870
1 15, 392
29. 120
86, 631
14, 206
14. 208
99. 442
285, 307
14, 206
14. 206
14.435
16. 163
14. 206
74, 690
1
1
7
20
1
1
1
1
1
6
1 14. 206
1 14.206
13,083
7 90,423
1 12.771
1 13, 374
1 13, 978
1 12,771
1 14, 466
1 13, 978
6 83, 886
1 13, 374
221,996
12, 771
12,771
39,620
12, 771
26,854
83
1, 098, 924
1 13, 374
38 496,553
38, 626
12, 771
38, 827
25,864
12. 771
26. 145
27, 362
12, 771
267, 833
12,771
1961 estimate
1 12,771
1 12, 771
2 27, 352
3 38,313
25,542
12, 771
12, 771
38.313
12,771
12, 771
61,396
12, 771
65,685
65,912
13,978
26, 145
12,771
91, 539
12,771
12.771
22, 714
11.367
11,357
3 34, 818
21 241,547
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,536
1 16, 636
17 284,922
1 16, 636
1 16,806
31, 674
62,868
15, 267
6
21
1
1
1
1
91, 602
322, 873
16. 267
15. 267
15, 617
16, 787
6 96, 472
1 15,267
1 15, 267
13, 749
13,749
219.984
13, 749
14. 394
13, 749
13, 749
1 13, 749
6 88,942
7
3
1
161
14, 061
13. 749
257, 408
126, 656
28, 787
29.085
96, 565
41, 669
13, 749
2, 250, 026
3 42. 204
36 507.468
15 206,235
10 143,866
7 96, 666
1 13, 749
1 13, 749
38 630,197
27, 498
13, 749
13, 749
14,394
14,061
15, 038
13, 749
13, 749
55, 308
70, 495
13, 749
13, 749
13. 749
27, 498
1 13, 749
8 111,261
1 14, 061
1 13, 749
5 70, 971
4 68. 198
1 14,061
9 126, 925
2 27, 810
28.143
14, 394
61,160
12,230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, ,536
1 16, 806
17 286,002
1 10, 806
1 16,806
3 36, 690
12 147, 760
52 641,890
2 31, 574
7 108. 659
16, 267
11
22
1
1
1
1
168, 187
339, 954
15. 267
15. 267
15, 617
16.037
6 96. 472
1 15, 267
1 16,617
13,749
13, 749
219, 984
13. 749
14. 706
13, 749
1 14, 061
1 15,829
1
6
1
1
14
9
2
2
7
3
1
157
2, 198, 320
3 43.182
36 509. 521
15 206,647
14,061
88,942
14,394
13, 749
200,091
126, 665
28,787
29, 432
96,880
41, 892
13, 749
10 143, 866
7 96, 867
1 14,061
1 13, 749
37 515,484
27, 498
13, 749
13. 749
14.394
14, 394
28,787
13, 749
13. 749
56,558
71.161
1 13, 749
1 13, 749
1 13, 749
2 27, 498
13, 749
111,673
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
6 70,971
4 68,631
1 14.061
9 126. 861
2 27, 810
28,143
14, 394
61, 650
12,230
36,940
148, 280
641,890
570200—61-
28
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY— Continued
Operations — Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-14. $12,210 to .$13,510— Continued
Airplane pilot..
Airport lopistics analyst
Air traffic control specialist _.
Air traffic control adviser
Aircraft safety specialist
Aircraft/avionics specialist _._
Airspace utilization ollicer
Aircraft engines specialist
Airport safety specialist
Assistant to chief of branch
Assistant regional flight surgeon
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant to director
Assistant chief of division.
Assistant chit^f of department, training.
Assistant requirements officer
Agency readiness officer..
Assistant to chief of division.
Assistant superintendent of school.-.
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Air traffic control system officer
Auditor
Atomic, hiological, and chemical de
fense officer..
Audio-visual officer
Budget examiner
Budget officer
Chief of branch
Chief of <livision.,
Chiefof FIDO--,
Chief of section.-.
Chief adviser -
Chief of detachment
Chief of stafl-.
Chief of unit
Chief of department
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of branch
Digital computer systems adminis-
trator
Electronic-electrical engineer
En route specialist
Economic analyst
Emergency readiness officer
Engineer
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
12 $140,649
1 11, 606
41 470, 737
1 11,357
1 11,606
11,357
140, 802
12, 563
166, 025
11,367
141,281
11,357
Engineering adviser
Executive assistant
Engineering flight test pilot
Flight operations adviser
Factory specialist
Flight inspection supervisor
Flight systems analysis officer
Flight tost specialist .
Frequency coordination officer
Frequency management officer
General aviation adviser
Historian
Inspector
International services officer
Island manager
International officer
Liaison officer
Manpower and training coordinator..
Materiel standards property and sup-
ply otficer .-
Management assistant
Management analyst
Maintenance specialist -.
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Navigation system officer
Nuclear defense officer
Operations adviser
Operations analyst
Operations officer
Operations requirements specialist
Operations specialist
Pilot -
Planning officer
Procedures and airspace coordinator..
Procedures specialist
Procurement officer
Program development officer
Program control officer -
Program specialist _
Project officer
Program analyst
Project supervisor
Regional flight surgeon
Research and development coordi-
nator -.
Rental aircraft officer-.
Safety olficer
Special iissistant to regional manager..
Special projects olficer
11,357
12, 334
22. 714
69, 367
1 11.357
1 11,357
1 12, 334
121
1.441.677
20 233,938
75
11
1
4
2
R72. 472
130, 518
11,3,57
46, 155
22,714
1901 estimate
47. 361
91. 583
1 11,357
109
1, 330, 845
1 12, 563
1 11,606
1 11,357
11,S35
23, 212
11,606
1 12, 563
311.749
11.835
11,357
80,476
11,835
5 56, 785
17 193,069
2 25. 126
1 11,357
1 11,357
34,320
11.357
34,071
142. 424
22 714
69.348
11.357
57,535
1 13, 042
1 13, 042
1 11, 606
Num- Total
ber salary
26 $322, 100
2 23, 920
3 34. M9
45 554,100
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1
1
41
4
34
12, 230
12, 230
501.680
63, 310
431, 690
9
3
112,900
36, 690
8
3
101, 440
37. 440
2
2
24,460
24, 460
2
2
24, 710
24, 460
4 48. 920
7 88. 670
1 12, 230
3 36,690
1 12, 230
1 12. 230
1
72
16
11
237
2
ll"
13, 520
905. 840
197. 720
134. 780
. 933, 206
141,750
6 73, 880
3 36, 690
1 12, 230
1
1
1
1
2
158
1
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
3
1
3
12. 230
12. 230
12. 230
12. 230
24,460
1,989,411
■ 13. 520
12, 480
12, 480
12,230
36, 690
37, 710
13. 230
37.190
12.230
36,090
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
27 $336, 670
46 566,600
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
12,230
12, 480
502. 430
53,560
435. 820
49, 420
88,670
12,230
36,690
12, 230
12. 480
1
74
16
11
237
2. 942. 696
11 143.250
935. 525
199. 510
134, 780
6 74. 640
3 36, 940
1 12,480
1
1
1
1
2
168
12, 230
12, 230
12. 230
12. 230
24,710
1
44
4
1
7
23
1
1
1
3
3
3
2
1
12. 230
548.900
49.170
12.230
87. 130
282. 330
12, 230
12, 230
12.230
37. 440
36. 940
40. 560
24,460
12,230
1
2
1
3
20
12.230
24. 710
12.230
36. 690
257, 580
5 61, 150
1 12. 230
3 36. 940
1 12. 230
12, 230
37.460
12.230
14. 040
85. 610
13. 520
13. 270
12. 480
12. 230
13, 000
36, 940
2, 118, 641
1 13, 520
12. 750
12.480
12, 230
36, 940
37. 960
12. 230
37. 440
12. 230
36, 690
1
44
4
1
7
23
1
1
1
3
3
3
2
1
12. 230
552. 400
50. 190
12.230
87,920
282, 580
12,230
12,230
12,230
37,690
37,190
40. 5(iO
24.460
12,230
1
2
1
3
20
12,230
24. 710
12. 230
36. 690
269. 080
61.400
12.230
36.940
12. 230
12. 2.(0
37. 460
12. 2.10
20, 270
85. 610
13. 620
1 13, 270
1 12, ISIl
1 12. 230
1 13.510
3 37. 400
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Statistician -
Supervisor airways operations spe-
cialist _
Stall assistant..
Standards specialist
Supervisor general aviation inspector.
Supervisory budget analyst
Supervisor air carrier inspector
Supervisor specialist, terminal aid
Systems environment specialist
Supply officer
Systems planning officer
Technical assistant
Terminal specialist
Training specialist
Trial attorney..-
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 ,
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,265..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860—
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985.-,
GS-9. .$6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-..
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. .$4,345 to $5,335...
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130-...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
De duct-
Lapses.
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add—
Portion of salaries carried in other posi-
tion schedules paid from this account
Excess military pay over civilian
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $22,903
12, 334
11,3.67
57, 781
59, 237
34, 669
11, 357
11,835
1
1,842
18,
3,303
28,
4,394
32.
3, 106
20,
3,293
20,
5,665
31,
2,828
14,
2.353
11.
2,077
9,
1, 748^
658 '
11,606
968, 120
745, 484
070, 250
977, 463
772, 794
946, 821
984, 725
256, 826
, 169, 131
,047,316
, 474, 449
232, 979
28,162
13, 086, 870
34,603
223, 772, 737
2, 984. 2
21. 602, 364
459.5
2,611,476
37.5
232,013
23, 931
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates-
Local rates -
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal servict^s:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nighfwork ditTerential
Additional pay for service abroad
Compensation of witnesses
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details -
Total personal services -
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $24,980
12. 230
36, 650
62,400
73, 380
87, 360
12, 230
1
4
9
1
1
2
2,363
25,
3,992
36,
6,558
50,
2, 165
15,
3,524
23,
5,600
34,
3,008
16,
2,662
13,
2,417
11.
1,991
8,
640
2,
47
12
12,230
48. 920
110. 070
12. 480
12. 230
24, 460
609, 655
943,207
326, 670
735, 191
612, 303
333, 116
863, 665
190, 731
338, 923
496, 552
185, 056
178, 517
40, 616
2,634
15,045,301
39,000
273, 957, 229
291,
1,
287, 399
9
883, 451
17.1
103, 137
.117.5
199, 293, 542
76.9
605, 803
2.4
15,496
172, 483
684,585
188, 639
1,. 630, 110
7, 088, 742
3.499.065
423. 370
20,569
29,9(M
213, 552, 298
35. 864. 2
260, 220, 418
80.5
662, 053
2.5
17,045
173,476
630. 422
379, 956
857,299
7, 287, 481
4, 2IV4, 478
623. 404
5, 882
17.036
265. 028, 950
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $37,210
2 24, 460
6 73,880
62,900
80,300
87, 860
12, 230
1
4
9
1
1
2
2,520
27,
4,438
41,
7,159
56,
2.452
17,
4,063
27,
6. 997
36,
3,069
17,
1,789
8,
2,462
II,
2,090
12,230
49. 180
110,320
12, 480
12, 230
24,960
490, 632
165, 231
590, 963
918,061
262.407
882, 597
195, 174
973, 637
596, 260
, 970, 696
, 137, 035
193,682
41, 016
2 912
16,582,025
41,048
291, 994, 161
1,860.6
13. 226, 181
291
1,878,443
344,054
38, 864. 3
276, 517, 448
84.7
698. 416
2.6
17,727
98, 357
727,023
465, 471
26,069
7, 448, 177
4. 419. ,509
549, 733
6,360
17,036
290, 990, 326
Facilities and Equipment
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,9,56 to $10,255
OS-U. $7,660 to $8,860,.
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,426...
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345- -.
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.-.
OS-6. $1,346 to $5,335--.
OS-1. $4.1140 to .$4,670...
aA-3. $3,7W to $4,390-..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 ..
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
62 $540,050
344
2, 508, 820
426
2,709,712
26 151,739
485
2, 600, 992
24 116,630
92 407, 170
55 227, 423
34 127,146
6 21,744
Nimi- Total
ber salary
89 $826,775
462
3, 657, 692
485
3, 293, 612
23 142,225
530
3, 026, 843
39 200,684
108 506, 383
71 309, 192
2S 115.924
6 18, 615
Num- Total
ber salary
99 $940, 465
496
4,003.716
S30
3,664,767
28 178,496
690
3, 436, 313
54 279.887
126 698.318
62 280.072
29 122.601
S 19, 13S
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
29
Ungraded positions at bourly rates equiv-
alent to less tliun $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)-
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
146
$827,382
1,700
10, 238, 808
224.9
1,602,448
9. 1 58, 426
1,466
8,677,934
341, 921
66, 206
448,231
928
6,891
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
162
$926, 802
1,992
12,923,047
434
2, 832, 481
1,558
10, 091, 166
347, 700
9,442,110
38, 812
414, 933
1,100
10,783
10, 904, 494
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
191
$1, 106, 400
2,20B
14, 627, 160
488
3, 232, 419
1,721
11,394,741
395, 352
467, 789
1,300
13,700
Research and Development
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Air traffic control specialist- _.
Chief physicist
Chief of section
Engineer
Medical ofhcer
Operations analyst
Psychologist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to .$13,510:
Airways operations specialist -
Air traffic control specialist- —
Engineer
Epidemiologist
Mathematician
Medical officer _
Meteorologist
Operations analyst
Operations specialist
Operations assistant .__ __
Pilot _
Psychologist
Project engineer
Physiologist
Physicist-
Research scientist
Supervisor, project pilot .
Supervisor, engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265.,
1960 actual
Num-
ber
2
1
4
18
Total
salary
.$25, 642
12,771
61, 084
229, 878
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions...
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
61,084
13, 686
48
11,357
102,213
545, 136
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2
1
6
22
3
2
$27, 498
13, 749
82, 494
302, 478
43, 1S2
27, 498
34, 071
22, 714
34, 071
22, 714
11, 357
11, 357
34, 071
11, .367
22, 714
1
3
137
11,357
34, 071
1, 356, 437
626, 675
358, 530
39,060
516, 972
189, 696
31,451
93.288
60. 240
112.480
29, 394
19 102, 667
609 4, 808, 395
220
386
3,160,869
3 36, 899
32, 447
207, 149
27, 424
107, 334
3, 562, 122
1 13, 749
1 12, 230
18 220, 140
58 709, 340
6 73, 380
3 39,810
2 24, 460
12 146, 760
1 12,230
48, 920
24, 460
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$27. 498
13. 749
96, 243
302, 478
43, 182
27, 498
2
1
7
22
3
2
X 13, 749
1
19
60
1
6
3
2
15
12, 230
232, 370
733, 800
12, 480
73, 380
39, 810
24, 460
183,450
12,230
3
10
3
186
137
110
3
122
68
16
34
19
37
15
36,690
124, 800
12, 230
36,690
1, 982, 394
1, 228. 745
834, 810
21, 196
786, 822
366, 220
77,536
148, 131
77,064
139, 306
62, 725
22 116,1
930 7, 864, 404
182.5
1,421,403
742.6
6,389,341
5 53, 660
68,386
6,107
439, 260
23, 920
117, 979
7, 098, 642
4 49, 420
2 24, 460
49. 170
126. 050
12, 230
36,690
4
10
1
3
248
2, 645, 272
147
1, 319, 435
113 858,333
21, 363
806, 830
389,015
87,228
378, 827
77,064
139, 409
62, 725
3
125
72
18
86
19
37
15
22 116,668
1,075
9, 038, 796
97.6
613, 019
972.4
8,370,640
6 55, 137
216, 426
6,107
423, 696
146,354
3,905
9, 222, 265
Operation and Maintenance, National Capital Airport.s
1960 actual
1%I estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,630:
Director, bureau of national capital
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 500
I 15, 787
1 16, 038
4 65. 308
I 15, 038
1 14,061
2 24, 460
1 12, 480
2 24. 980
2 24, 460
1 12, 230
1 12. 230
I 12. 230
4 42, 849
9 80, 956
12 94, 722
6 40, 810
21 119,346
28 147, 451
96 460, 104
66 287, 248
8 32, 906
3 12, 417
201 1,086,160
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 500
OS-10. $15,256 to $16,295:
1 $14, 435
GS-15. $13,730 to 15,030:
1 15, 038
4 66, 265
1 15,038
2 27, 810
2 24 710
Chief Of division,
Assistant airport manager
1 12, 771
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Airport engineer.
I 12, 760
Chief of division..
Assistant chief of division
2 24, 710
1 12, 230
Safety engmeer
Special assistant
1 12 230
Tramlng supervisor
I 12 230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
4 43, 347
9 81, 205
GS-12. .$8,956 to $10,255
1 8, 341
6 45, 322
3 19, 802
9 60, 460
14 69, 889
33 154, 717
49 207, 279
10 39, 812
3 11,481
143 759, 761
GS-11. $7,560 to .$8,860
19 148 219
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426..
10 67. 267
QS-7. .$5,356 to $6,345
24 127 215
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820
36 190 29S
GS-5. $4,345 to .$5,336
127 591 861
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
9S 420. 888
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
16 59 672
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3 12, 417
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
325 I, 699, 100
273 I. 394, 070
11.7 60,418
6,713
473 2, 660. 769
117.3 600,169
690 3, 713 667
Deduct lapses ,
103 479, 917
Add-
Net mcrease due to changes in pay scales
for part of year
Portion of salaries carried in other posi-
tion schedules paid from this account
33,950
42 860
Net permanent (average number.
261.3
1,340,365
466
1,667
10,326
51, 167
6,470
36,007
355.7
2,084,650
7,976
587
Positions other than permanent:
3, 276, 600
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
7,045
35, 500
11,230
44,900
6,600
48,700
Xlghtwork differential. _ _
15,200
88,500
Additional pay for differential in lieu of
premium pay..
Total personal services
1,446,367
2, 191, 200
3 434 500
CONSTRtrCTION, NATIONAL CAPITAL -AjRPORTS
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,7.30 to $16,030:
Chief of division-
Num- Total
ber salary
Num
ber
Total
salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15 038
Assistant chief of division
1 14. 394
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
2 25, 750
GS-13. $10,a'i6 to $11,935
5 57 637
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256.
1 $8, 819
1
1
2
$9, 485
7,571
12,896
4 38, 750
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
2 15 142
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
i 6,448
4 26, 124
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
2 11 170
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,3.36
5 25, 565
GS-i. $4,040 to $4,670
I
1
4,056
6,116
1 4,160
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
I 6,949
1 6,116
3 21,216
1.2 10,264
33
6
0.6
40, 123
4, .323
28 239, 845
Deduct lapses
0. 4 2, 645
Add net increase due to changes In pay
scaler for part of year
Net permanent (average number.
1.8 10,996
85
2,327
5.4
35,800
136
1,725
27. 6 237. 200
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
5,300
13, 407
37,661
242,500
30
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY— Continued
Construction and Development, Additional Washington
Airport
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $16,256 to $10,295:
Chief of division. .
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,685
1 13,978
1 13, 978
1 11,606
8 86, 486
6 46, 030
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,787
1 16,038
1 16, 038
1 12,760
8 92, 686
5 49, 795
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,037
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Construction engineer -
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Construction engineer
OS-13. $10,636 to $11.936
2 23. 109
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 _
2 20, 030
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1 7 671
GS-9 $6 435 to $7,426
1 6, 136
3 16. 764
3 16. 058
4 18,616
2 8, 669
3 20,988
1 5, 366
3 17, 472
4 20, 717
2 9,360
2 14 373
GS-7 $5,355 to $6,345
1 6, 533
GS 6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS 5. $4,345 to $6,335
GS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
1 4,680
30 251, 906
5 46, 906
100,000
30 274, 996
1 7, 996
100, 000
10 91. 333
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count
0. 6 9. 333
7,000
Net permanent (average number,
25 305, 000
2,000
29 367, 000
2,000
9.4 89,000
Other personal services: Regular pay
Tolal personal services _
307, 000
369,000
89,000
Advances and Reimbuesements
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
U.S. member of air navigation com-
mission (International Civil Avia-
tion Organization)
Chief, civil aviation group
Chief of division
FA A adviser
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Airport administrator
U.S. member of air navigation com-
mission (International Civil Avia-
tion Organization).,. __
Deputy chief of division
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Chief, civil aviation assistance group..
Chief of branch
Deputy chief, civil aviation assistance
group ,
Chief of division
Engineer
Technical specialist...
Aviation technician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,2.55
OS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
QS-7. .$5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
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 (average number,
net salary)
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 771
1 13, 771
1 11,835
31 318. 697
38 327,780
289
2, 125, 164
32 210,086
745, 053
482,416
328, 690
232, 267
1.68,661
160.622
14,8.54
123
87
64
50
36
41
4
186
1,151,284
984
6, 294, 751
167. 7
911,619
45 287,666
378.4
2.141,022
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$16,267
315, 159
15,267
16, 267
1 13. 749
1 13, 749
1 13, 620
10 131, 189
5 62, 170
1 12, 896
22
2
20
79
52
325
278, 776
24,460
251,201
889, 390
485, 827
2, ,543. 704
21 148.373
729. 973
476.715
363, 8i;6
306, 866
155, 938
117,869
27,416
111
80
66
62
33
27
7
194
1, 109, 251
Positions other than permanent:
Temjiorary employment
Part-time employment _.
Intermittent employment
1, 149. 7
7, 236, .588
73, 030
3,716
70,003
8, 617, 867
9.5.9
644. 261
44 307,418
267.4
1,633,798
, 261. 5
9, 199, 976
8,140
'61,913
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,267
387, 672
1.5.517
1,5. 617
I 13, 749
1 14, 061
1
13
5
13.520
169. 009
63,460
13,250
20
84
56
320
2l'
109
80
60
60
33
27
7
278, 776
24, 960
251, 201
945, 767
525, 502
, 488. 022
151.195
723. 067
488, 236
342, 664
306, 609
169, 765
119,186
27, 728
1,101,401
,145
8, 656, 061
108.3
769, 51)8
44 307,418
257.4
1, 633, 798
1,260.1
9,221,863
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential ._,
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1060 actual
$5.5, 440
380, 888
81.960
31,483
7, 933, 108
1961 estimate
$36, 821
362, 271
79, 073
94, 577
9, 831, 771
1962 estimate
$352, 409
82, 710
94, 678
9, 810, 610
FEDERAL COAL MINE SAFETY BOARD OF REVIEW
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive secretary
General counsel
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base-.
Overtime and hoUday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 978
13,686
6,906
6,886
4,056
5 44, 512
1 4,028
4 40, 411
5,960
335
46, 696
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15, 038
14, 705
7.425
6,365
4,347
5 47,880
0.3 1,009
4.7 46,871
12,000
185
10
69, 066
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,038
15,038
7,592
6,365
4,347
48,380
35
48,345
11,000
FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
59,060
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,630:
Nimi
ber
7
1
1
4
1
I
1
1
1
4
1
16
1
4
23
1
3
15
13
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
7
26
18
20
2
118
1
123
1
123
7
107
8
108
125
223
1
188
■ Total
salary
$140,500
16, 392
16, 349
62, 484
14. 206
14,436
14, 686
14, 2116
14, 436
67,282
14, 435
212. 572
13,083
54,101
312, 104
13,083
40. 123
189, 074
169, 996
11,357
11,835
12, 563
1.3.042
12. 771
22,963
46,882
87, 692
315,116
216, 623
234,206
22, 714
226, 727
113,947
947,007
51,064
694,283
47,881
699,833
640,828
.031,947
767, 433
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $140,500
1 16, 806
1 17, 676
4 67, 724
1 1.5,517
1 16.617
1 1.5, 787
1 15, 517
1 15, 787
4 62, 338
1 16, 787
16 232.835
1 14,394
4 68, 843
24 3.52,668
2 27, 810
3 43. 493
16 217,172
13 182,876
1 12,480
1 12, 7.50
1 13, ,520
1 14,040
1 12.230
2 26.230
3 37,980
8 107,120
26 338,910
26 332,1,50
20 261,020
2 24,960
138
I, 530, 841
127
1,225,890
124
996,087
5 39, 474
101 693,252
13 85, 405
151 912,424
107 580,772
245
1,219,411
174 767,310
Num
ber
7
17
2.5
2
3
13
14
2
4
9
27
30
23
2
149
138
133
4
113
13
160
81
260
173
- Total
salary
$140,500
OS-17. $16,.530 to $17,570:
General counsel
17,066
17.676
Chief of bureau
67, 974
GS-16. $1.5.255 to $16,296:
Administrative assistant
15, 787
ChiefofoOice
15, 787
16, 037
As^sociate general counsel
15, 787
Associate chief engineer
Ifi, 037
62,858
Chief of CONELRAD
16, 037
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Hearing examiner
249, 163
Chief, fiel.loirice
14, 395
59, 175
Division c^iief
368, 554
28. 143
43.805
Engineer _ .
189, 362
199,496
GS-14. $12,210 to .$13,510:
12,480
PersoTmel officer
13,000
13,520
Field coortiinator
14,310
Secretai'y .
12,480
Chief, field office
25,230
Engineer in charge _
51,000
119, 3.50
Chief of branch . _.
352, 160
383,380
Attornev
289,780
Accountant
24,960
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,9.65 to $10,255
647, 073
GS-n. $7,560 to $8,860
320,938
OS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
076, 905
31,808
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
779,311
OS-8. $.5,885 to .{6.876
OS-7. $6.3.56 to $6 345
85,044
970,593
()S-6. $4.830 to .$.5.820
OS-.5. $4,345 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to .W,070 _
452,021
257.305
7.59, 869
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
31
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-3. $3,670 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-. ,
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hoUday pay
Nightworkdiderential
Total personal services _,
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
148 $547, 770
27 94, 767
36 173,637
1,524
10, 326, 332
222.6
1,301,051
1,301.4
9, 025, 281
70. 976
108, 996
21,649
9, 226, 902
;, 676, 838
550, 064
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
114 $451, 485
27 101, 395
37 180, 151
1,556
11,495,124
186.3
1, 104, 589
1, 369.7
10, 390, 535
40. 276
17,000
24,000
10, 471, 811
$9, 935, 956
535, 855
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
129 $515, 288
26 100,270
37 183,589
1,610
12, 04.5, 192
197.3
1,224,917
, 412.7
10, 820, 275
14, ,500
24, 500
10, 859, 275
$10, 439, 620
419, 655
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
Limitation on Administrative and Non administrative
Expenses, Federal Home Loan Bank Board
administrative expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16, 530:
Chairman, Federal Home Loan Bank
Board
Member of the Board
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
General counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant to the Board
Director, division of supervision
Director, Federal home loan bank
operations
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Associate director. Federal home loan
bank operations.. - __
Associate director, division of super-
vision.
Associate general counsel
Attorney adviser .,__
Comptroller ___
Director of audits
Director, Federal savings and loan
operations
Regional supervisor
I^ecretary to Federal Home Loan
Bank Board.
Trial attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accountant —
Associate director of audits
Associate director. Federal savings
and loan operations,,.
Attorney-adviser
Chief bank examiner
Director of personnel
Director of public relations
Financial analyst
Trial attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 -
G8-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 -
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 __
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875 _
GS-7. $5,3.'i5 to $6,345 _
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 _._
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 _
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390,.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 .,-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 _
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20, 500
40,000
16, 392
14, 206
14,684
14, 206
13, 083
13, 083
13, 686
13, 374
13,083
14, 456
13, 686
61,084
1 13, 374
1 13, 374
1 11. 606
1 11, 607
1 11, 835
2 23, 212
I 11,607
1 11,606
91,098
23. 670
197, 030
128, 246
79, 679
6,510
84,693
24. 168
77. 227
82, 656
126, 070
70,901
69,104
10, 274
9,868
11 59,738
207 1, 503, 566
11.6 64,207
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20, 500
40,000
16, 806
16,517
16, 037
15, 517
14, 394
14,394
14, 706
28, 143
14, ,394
15, 558
14, 706
56, 244
14, 394
28, 455
12, 750
12, 480
13, 000
24,980
12, 480
12, 750
12,230
137, 840
25, 750
200, 474
130, 790
86, 341
14, 6S5
64,440
33, 092
96, 344
77, 793
157,416
89, 336
60,444
4,139
10, 857
12 64, 643
212 1,684,719
4.9 29.204
196.4
1, 439, 359
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 600
2 40, 000
1 17, 056
1 16, 517
15, 787
14, 394
15, 038
28, 767
14, 706
15, 558
15, 038
14, 706
27,810
12, 750
12, 760
1 13, 270
3 37, 710
1 12, 750
1 13, BOO
1 12, 230
2
16
10
10
2
10
4
15
11
26
27
10
2
4
26, 000
179, 899
95. 180
79. 810
15.017
71. 700
26, 874
91, 146
61,131
130, 002
118,664
41,291
7,654
14, 268
12 64,980
186 1,392,953
6.9 22,470
207.1
1,655,515
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hohday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
All personal services
Deduct portion not chargeable to limita-
tion _ _
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Limitation on administrative ex-
penses, Federal Home Loan Bank
Board"
"Advances and reimbursements"
1960 actual
$11,501
9,804
1, 460, 664
25,658
$1,389,145
46, 861
1961 estimate
$6, 485
32,800
1, 694, 800
$1,657,760
37,050
1962 estimate
$19, 036
1, 389, 618
1. 389, 518
$1,348,988
40, 530
CERTAIN NONADMINISTRATIVE EXPENSES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, office of examination
Director, office of supervision
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 435
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
Num- Total
ber salary
I $1.5,617
1 16, 037
1 14 394
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Associate director, office of examina-
1 13. 083
1 14, 394
Associate director, office of supervi-
1 14, 394
12 171 760
Chief examiner,, ..
12 155, 748
12 168, 108
I 13, 730
4 66, 244
35 436, 480
1 12 480
Regional supervisor _
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief examiner. . _,
20 227, 120
1 11,356
25 308. 500
1 12, 230
Assistant director, office of examina-
tion .
11 138,690
76 815 464
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 .
35 348. 207
71 597, 036
138 985, 047
240 1, 479, 153
47 504, 124
119 1, 074, 295
182 1, 400. 572
250 1, 661, 654
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255,, _.
137 1, 244, 915
209 1 620 219
GS-11. .$7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425
265 1 785 260
GS-8. .$5,885 to $6,875
1 6,885
GS-7. $5,3.W to $6,345
131 672, 182
11 55,782
25 110,191
24 99, 185
33 121, 942
95 525,592
15 80,515
22 104,958
25 110,6,'i6
29 116. 487
93 619, 695
19 104, 478
27 133 684
GS-6. $4,8,30 to $5,820 _
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 ..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 .
25 112, 112
29 118 567
Total permanent
743
4,890,466
54.9 359,762
824
6. 097, 602
30. 6 222, 455
949
Deduct lapses
7,349,895
36 4 261 243
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) . _ ,
688.1
4,630,704
36, 4.58
86.644
793.5
6,876,147
23,403
912.6
Other personal services:
7, 088, 652
Overtime and holiday pay - ,
Add excess of atmual leave -earned over
leave taken
82. 400
62, 665
All personal services.
Deduct portion not chargeable to limita-
tion .,..
4,653,706
174.325
5,980,950
7,161,317
4,479,381
6,980,950
7, 151, 317
Limitation on Administrative Expenses, Federal Savings and
Loan Insurance Corporation
,370,483
Grades and ranges:
GS-17, $16,630 to $17,570:
General manager
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy general manager
Assistant general manager (director)..
Assistant to general manager (con-
sultant)
Comptroller
Financial economist (director). __
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
.Assistant director
,\ssistant to general manager
Deputy comptroller
Executive assistant
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $16, 870
1 14, 456
2 26, 145
13,083
12,771
13, 374
11,606
12, 086
11,357
11,836
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 326
1
16, 558
28,143
14. 061
14.061
14, 394
12, 7.'»
13,000
12, 480
12,750
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 326
16,558
28, 767
14,394
14,706
12,750
26, 270
12,750
13,000
32
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD— Continued
I.,iMiT.\TioN ON Administrative Expenses, Feder.\l Savings and
Loan Insurance Corporation — Continued
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and range"*— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $23, 441
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $25, 750
1 12, 230
1 10, 6.50
7 67, 975
11 86,111
4 29. 079
1 6,8,85
10 60, 131
8 46, 489
18 91,397
17 74, 880
3 11,711
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $25, 750
PMnancial economist (assistant di-
1 12,480
ns 13 $10 635 to $11,935
3 30,430
6 54. 142
8 67. 968
7 44. 802
1 6. 240
8 44,719
9 48, 235
18 83. 281
18 73, 027
2 7, 196
1 3,640
1 10, 899
GS-12 $8 955 to $10,265 --
7 68, 785
GS-11 $7,560 to $8,860 -
11 87, 921
4 29, 392
GS-8 $5 885 to $6,875 __. -.
1 6, 885
fiS-7 $5,355 to $6,345
11 66,467
GS 6 $4 830 to $5,820
8 46, 800
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335.
GS-4 $4,040 to $4,670..
20 101, 921
14 63, 544
OS 3 $3 760 to $4,390
3 12, 044
GS-2 $3 500 to $4 130
Total permanent . . - .
94 619, 703
8.6 48,731
94 677,811
4.3 23,651
94 688, 409
3.4 14.013
Not permanent (average number,
85.4 570,972
3,688
4,395
11,746
89. 7 654, 160
2,188
2,618
1.500
8,817
90. 6 674. 396
Positions otlier than permanent: Tempo-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
2,732
690,801
1,310
669,283
677, 128
Deduct portion not chargeable to limita-
tion. - -
Total nersonal services -
689, 491
669,283
677, 128
FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION
SERVICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Director
Deputy director
OS-17. $16,530 to $17, .570:
Director of mediation activity.
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Regional director
Oeneral counsel
Special assisbint to the director
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director of administrative manage-
ment —
Director of special activities
Regional director
Assistant regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative oilicer
Associate director of administrative
management,
.Assistant regional director
National office representative.--
Mediator
Oiiorations analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,2.55-.
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860...
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425--.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. .$5,355 to $6,345..,.
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670....
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130..-.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses —
Net permanent (average numljer,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-wcek base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
1 17,514
15, 621
44,263
14,914
14, 435
1 13, 978
1 13, 283
4 65, 202
1 13, 978
1
6
1
72
1
117
12
2
11,606
11,357
73, 736
11,367
876, 568
11,606
1, 269, 197
100,819
15, 038
10
6
6
12
17
51
13
2
65,813
31,846
32, 468
61,506
78,644
215,022
61,022
7,093
344 3, 138, 386
4 36, 487
340
3, 101, 899
4,896
7,844
24, 044
2,792
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
1 17,514
1 17,066
4 63,128
1 16, 307
1 16,267
1
2
1
81
1
106
13
3
1
12
3
5
13
17
53
10
2
15,0,38
14,394
44,616
70, 970
12,750
12,480
26, 020
12,210
1,05,5,710
12,750
1,222,917
118,375
24,003
7,675
84, 657
20,884
28, 996
72, 448
86, 385
242, 716
41,977
7,654
344 3, 384. 396
1.3 8.196
342.7
3, 376, 200
.5,760
8,000
12,740
2,000
3, 404, 700
1962 estimate
Num
Total
ber
salary
1
$20,500
1
17,614
1
17,0.56
4
63,918
1
16, 307
1
15,267
1
15,038
1
14, 706
3
44,616
6
71,636
1
13,000
1
12, 7.50
2
26, 270
1
12,210
85
1
112, 630
1
13,000
106
1
225, 231
22
197, 750
2
16,682
1
7,821
12
86, 239
3
20, 884
12
67, 223
13
68, 056
32
152, 423
34
168, 355
10
42, 726
2
7, 7.58
369 3. 647, 405
2.7
24, 465
366.3
3,523,000
6,000
12,000
2,000
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
3, 542, 000
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
e.\cess of $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-18. $18,500:
Executive director
Chief accountant
Chief, bureau of power
Chief, bureau of rates and gas cer-
tificates
General counsel
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief accountant
Chief, bureau of power..
Chief, bureau of rates and gas cer-
tificates...
General counsel
Solicitor
Deputy chief accountant
Deputy cliief, bureau of power
Deputy chief, bureau of rates and gas
certificates
Deputy general counsel _..
QS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Deputy chief accountant
Deputy chief, bureau of power
Deputy chief, bureau of rates and gas
certificates
Deputy general counsel..
Solicitor
Assistant chief, bureau of rates and
gas certificates
Assistant general counsel
Chief, division of accounts
Chief, division of electric resources
and requirements
Chief, division of licensed projects
Chief, division of river basins
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
.\ssistant chief, bureau of rates and
gas certificates
Assistant general counsel —
Attorney
Chief examiner...
Director of adniiiilstration
Director of personnel
Examiner
Chief division of accounts..
Chief, division of electric resources
and requirements
Chief, division of finance and statistics.
Chief, divi.sion of licensed projects
Chief, division of river basins —
Regional engineer
Secretary of the commission
Supervisory auditor .-.
Power ulililies auditor
Engineer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Cliief, division of per.^onnel
Head, section of basin and project
plans .-
Head, section of cost estimates..
Head, section of finance
Head, section of power requirements
and supply
Head, section of application
Head, section of reports and special
studies
Head, section of project analysis
Head, section of transmission and
coordination
Head, section of utility status
Head, section of financial reports and
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$100, .500
17,614
.\ttorney
Engineer
Management analysis officer
Power utilities auditor
Deputy regional engineer
Geologist
GS-13. $10,035 to $11.935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-ll. $7,.560 to $8,860..
GS-IO. $6,995 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
$5.3.'.6 to .$6,346
$4,830 to $5,820
$4,345 to $5,335_
$4,040 to $4,670 .-
$3,760 to $4.390-.
$3,.'">00 to $4,130
.$3,185 to $3.815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
GS-
GS-6.
OS-5.
OS-).
GS-3.
OS-2.
OS-1.
Total permanent-
Dctluct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries paid from other ac-
counts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
13
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
9
10
I
5
4
1
74
87
110
5
92
96
38
87
87
50
7
1.5, .392
16.349
15,621
15, 870
14, 206
15, 163
14,206
14,435
14,435
41.330
39, a31
38, 625
13, 686
13, 686
175, 485
13,083
13. 978
12.771
13, 978
13, 978
69,890
12, 771
12.771
1961 estimate
12. .563
12. .503
12. 086
12, .563
12. .563
12. ,563
12. .563
12. ,563
103. 667
124.445
ll.:i.57
59.216
50. 2.52
11.606
787. 213
795. 281
849. 956
35, 569
589, 526
541,344
199,519
405. 220
367, 238
192,418
23,174
24, 354
22 109, 305
Num-
ber
853 6, 133, 282
25 9 168,478
0.9 10,170
Total
salary
826.2
6,964,634
5 $100,500
7
1
1
1
13
1
15
20
1
5
5
1
70
90
111
5
116
88
48
87
86
43
6
9
18,512
18. 512
1,8, 512
1 18. 512
1 18, 512
1 16, ,536
I 16, 636
1 16, 536
1 16, ,536
1 16, 536
45, 801
4,5,801
16,267
1,5, 517
15, 517
15,617
96, 867
14, 706
14, 706
14. 394
187, 974
14, 061
7.5, 190
13, 749
13, 749
13, 749
27, 498
1 13. .520
1 13,520
1 13, 270
13. .520
12. 480
13. ,520
13, 520
I 13, ,520
1 13, 520
12. 230
187.0.50
2.58. 980
12.230
63. 730
66. .560
12. 4S0
789. 466
880. 150
919. 601
39. 125
801.471
530, 391
274, 620
433, 954
3.S6, 882
178, 990
21,298
29, 451
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 18,612
1 18, 512
1 18,612
1 18. .512
1 18,512
1 16, 636
1 16, 536
1 16, 536
1 16. 536
1 16, 536 '
7
1
1
I
15
23 113.568
898 7,057,325
36. 2 289, 603
861.8
6,767,722
1 13, 520
1 13, .520
1 13. 270
1 13, .520
1 12.480
1 13. 520
1 13, 520
1 13, ,520
1 13,520
1
18
20
1
6
5
1
75
101
123 l,i
5
130
100
48
96
95
44
6
9
23 114.338
980 7. 743 202
47.3 459,302
032.7
7,284,000
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
33
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
42,012
45, 347
8,219
6, 060, 212
1961 estimate
39, 965
26, 313
6, 834, 000
1962 estimate
7, 284, 000
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
aS-18. $18,500:
Executive director
08-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Bureau director
General counseL .
GS-16. $16,2.55 to $16,295:
Assistant bureau dij-ector
Assistant to chairman
Assistant general counsel
Associate bureau director
Bureau director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant bureau director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to executive director
Associate executive director
Attorney -
Attorney in charge, field office
Bureau directors
Chief of division
Economist
Hearing examiner
Legal adviser
Medical ollicer
Secretary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Assistant attorney in charge, field office.
Assistant bureau director
Assistant executive director
Attorney
Chemist--
Chief of division
Director of personnel
Economist
Information specialist
Medical officer
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255- 1 -.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860- -.
GS-10. $6,995 to 17,985- -.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 -.
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 -.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820- -.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,33.5- -.
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 -.
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390- -
GS-2. $3„500 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
lent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses --
Net permanent (average number,
nctsalaiy)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary
Other personal services:
Witness fees --
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $100,500
1 17,614
2 31,013
1 15,392
14, 206
29,120
6 80, 224
4 55, 495
18
10
2
8
2
16
8
3
1
2
12
1
1
59
227, 255
132, 867
25,854
111,114
26, 4.57
202, 156
107, 034
41,934
13, 978
24,648
140, 128
12, 085
11,835
696, 662
1
1
3
1
1
1
77
51
60
12, 085
11,367
37, 939
12. 086
12, 563
12, 563
771,073
446, 078
446, 212
232, 571
60,151
312, 767
254. 617
377, 948
388. 869
126,379
43, 285
23,264
13 67, 100
754
5, 784, 148
7 31,386
747
5, 752, 762
26. 864
5,000
45, 050
16, 205
6, 844, 881
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100,600
1 18, 612
2 33, 862
1 16, 530
1
1
3
1
2
5
4
1
1
16
10
2
15
15
3
1
15, 207
15, 267
46, 571
15, 267
31,304
73, 757
68, 365
13, 749
13, 749
227,371
144. 543
28. 456
120, 451
29, 432
217,816
214, 2(a
45, 114
13, 749
2 26, 520
12 161,1.60
1 13, 270
69 744, 290
1 13,000
1 12, 230
3 40,830
13. 620
13, 520
884,844
567, 075
451, 627
7,176
367, 719
59, 968
612. 378
188,325
490. 696
389.412
1.52. 432
4,6. 966
26, 229
13 71,908
823
6,736,985
8 65, 487
6,681,498
12, 005
8,000
27,000
10,000
6, 738, 603
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100, 600
1 18,512
2 33, 862
1 16, 536
1 16,267
1 16,207
3 46, 821
1 15, 267
2 30, 534
73, 767
65,537
13,749
13, 749
323, 614
144,855
28,455
120,764
28, 432
256, 485
214, 576
72, 612
13, 749
2 26, 520
12 151,160
1 13, 270
66
1
1
1
4
811,200
12,230
13,000
12, 230
61,770
1
1
87
69
72
1
109
9
126
34
116
123
60
12
13, 620
13, 620
948. 213
636. 627
663,832
7,176
711,232
60,636
702, 000
193, 504
545. 020
530, 868
196, 060
44, 820
28, 640
1,031
8,019,931
10 94,031
7, 926, 000
12,000
7,937,000
FOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
SiJecial positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,266:
Chairman
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
2 40,000
1 14, 685
1 13. 374
1 13,374
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 500
2 40,000
1 16,037
1 14,394
2 28, 143
1 12,230
5 64, 620
5 90. 356
6 66. 660
1 7. 571
4 28,247
1 6, 562
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,500
2 40,000
1 16,037
1 14,394
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
GS-15. $13,730 to $1.5,030:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
1 12,230
7 88 860
6 71. 760
8 85, 234
6 53, 414
2 14,310
4 26. 229
1 6, 074
GS-13 $10,635 to $11,935
9 101,006
GS-12 $8 9.55 to $10,265
10 102 520
GS-11 .$7,560 to $8,860 ---
3 22, 713
6 41, 143
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
GS-S .$5,885 to $6,S75
1 6, 552
GS-7. $5,.3.5o to $6,345
2 10, 732
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
8 42.640
6 23. 400
7 29. 763
2 7.780
9 60, 772
3 15, 371
8 35, 776
2 8,362
10 54, 842
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,336 --
7 32, 769
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
16 68, 224
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 ---
5 19, 667
56 462. 627
7 52. 300
55 495,491
3 21,091
84 680, 312
Deduct lapses - -
16 81,312
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
48 410, 227
62 474, 400
64 562,309
4 36, 691
Positions other tlian permanent: Tempo-
rary employment: Foreign countries:
4,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
1,347
82
1,600
Overtime and holiday pav
6,000
411, 6.W
476, 000
609, 0(X)
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
$366
46
$439
37
$571
Reimbursable obligations
38
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Comptroller General
Assistant comptroller general
G.S-18. $18,500:
General counsel
Assistant to the comptroller general...
Director, accounting and auditing
policy staff
Director, defense accoimting and
auditing division ,
Director, civil accounting and audit-
ing division
QS-17. .$16,530 to $17,.570:
Deputy general counsel -..
Director, office of staff management - .
Deputy director, accounting and
auditing policy staff
Deputy director, defense accounting
and auditing division
Deputy director, civil accounting and
auditing division
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, claims division
Director, transportation division
Associate general counsel
Associate director, defense accounting
and auditing division
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 500
20, 509
17.614
17.514
17.514
17. 514
17.514
15. 429
15. 796
15,392
15. 644
16.392
14. 486
14. 206
2 28. 900
1 14. 462
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 600
20, 509
18,512
18, 489
18, 512
18,512
18, 512
16, 806
17, 108
16. 583
16, 536
16.541
15, 787
16,271
2 31,362
2 30, 560
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 500
20, 609
18,512
18,512
18,512
18,512
18,512
16, 989
17,326
16, 806
16, 636
16. 806
16,965
15.517
2 31, 800
4 61,318
34
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE— Continued
S.\LARiES AND EXPENSES — Continued
Grade.*! and rnnros— Continued
QS-16. $15,256 to $16,205— Continued
Associate director, civil accounting
and auditing division
Associate director, accounting and
auditing policy staff
Regional manager.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrtitive officer
Director, field operations division
Director of personnel
Director, European branch
Director, Far East branch
Deputy director, field operations divi-
sion --
Deputy director, claims division
Associate director, transportation di-
vision
As-sistant general counsel. —
Assistant director, defense accounting
and auditing division
Assistant director, civil accounting
and auditing dirtsion..
Assistant director, accoimting and
auditing policy staff
Assistant director, office of stafi man-
agement --
Assistant director, transportation
diWslon
Attorney-adviser Oegislation)
Regional manager
Assistant recional manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant administrstive officer
Deputy director. Far East branch —
Assistant director of personnel ,
Chief of branch
Chief, procedures and internal review.
Supervisory attorney-adviser
Attorney-adviser
Attorney-adviser (legislation)
Regional manager
Supervisory accountant.
Supervisory auditor -
Supervisory investigator
Supervisory systems accountant
Systems accountant
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
OS-12. $8,9.15 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $1,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. ,$5,3.15 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $6.820
GS-6. $4,345 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-^3. $3,760 to $4,390....
GS-2. $3..100 to $4.130
GS-l. ,$3,186 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $5,986;
I>-12. ,$4,992 to .$5,.133
I^IO. $4„1,16 to .$5,034
I.r-9. $4,326 to $4.784.
I>-7. $3,890 to .$4,306
L-6. $3,682 to $4.0,16
W-IO. $6,304 to .$5,845
W-9. .$6,075 to $1,616
W-8. .$4,867 to $5,366...
WH). $4,410 to $4.867...
\V-5. $4,181 to $4,638
W^. $3,806 to $4,222
Vt-3. $3,463 to $3.827
\V-2, $3,078 to .$3,411
Total permanent -
Dccluct lapses. _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positious other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime pay. ,
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
3 $43. 641
30. 135
28.412
14,456
13, 767
14,456
13,811
13, 083
1 12, 870
1 13,220
1 12,884
7 92, 662
13 174, 629
12 161, 640
4 64,704
1 12, 774
2 25, 490
2 27, 114
8 105, 400
1
1
1
6
1
1
19
11
10
69
36
6
3
1
278 2,
481 4,
684 4,
120
651 4,
410 2,
630 3,
86
281 1,
428 1,
673 2,
242
39
11,661
11,835
12, 813
73, 678
11,904
11,606
219,693
127, 327
117,470
819, 095
421,682
62, 271
35, 530
12, 173
867, 385
244, 789
443, 441
888,039
154, 916
676, 814
465, 101
461, 360
369, 532
846, 027
724, 569
909, 876
143, 262
1, .133
10. 02(1
28,518
29,988
7,842
17,319
11,080
4.878
9, 648
4. 660
20. 745
33.660
42, 302
5,203
33, 404, 064
147 962, 962
5,056
32,441, 112
3,259
262. 083
197, 122
32, 893, 57G
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $47, 189
32,614
30,534
1.1,773
16, 038
16, 829
1.1,038
14, 251
14,061
14, 394
1 14,061
8 114,679
13
15
2
2
9
1
1
1
1
8
1
1
22
9
3
81 1,
68
2
3
1
321 3,
489 4,
685 5,
69
698 4,
310 2,
576 3,
79
295 1,
446 2,
624 2,
212
38
189, 488
213,616
59,494
27, 910
27,668
29, 473
127, 467
13, 749
12, 750
12, 7.50
14, 040
104, 505
13,000
12, 480
276, 730
113, 267
38, 328
033, 646
729, 484
27, 263
38,699
13, 270
564, 684
654, 285
602, 974
651, 780
,860.940
, 134, 350
,408,230
467, 022
, 639, 595
, 078, 366
, 739, 033
869, 691
149, 163
6. .133
10. 068
33,030
30,142
8,112
11,690
16,307
4, 867
4,867
4, 638
21,110
34,445
32, 800
6,172
36,612,220
161 1,163,520
6,011
35, 448, 700
14,000
141,800
115,500
35, 720, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $47, 789
32,614
30, 634
16,829
15,038
1,1, 829
1.1,038
14,419
1 14, 324
1 14, 728
1 14, 061
8 116,234
17
17
2
2
11
2
1
1
1
8
1
1
22
9
2
97 1,
71
2
3
1
341 3,
533 5,
693 6,
70
663 4,
291 2,
576 3,
73
285 1,
428 2,
577 2,
186
36
246, 195
243, 432
60,150
28,173
28,122
30,076
157, 396
27, 498
12, 937
12,954
14,040
105, 417
13,215
12, 480
280, 410
115,217
26, 326
244, 456
897, 090
27, 310
39,440
13,486
805,908
074, 291
696,008
661,400
665,312
017, 963
442, 922
426, 468
503, 138
010, 882
669, 629
767, 052
141,269
6, 633
10, 068
33, 030
30, 142
8,112
11,690
16, 307
4, 867
4,867
4,638
21,110
34, 446
32, ,800
i, 122
37,216,730
152,1,082,230
4,970
36, 134, 500
83,500
36, 232, 000
HISTORICAL AND MEMORIAL COMMISSIONS
Civil War Centennial Commission
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or hi
excess of $15,255:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 600
1 11,606
2 14,373
3 13, 333
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,737
1 12, 480
2 15, 808
3 14, 872
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 737
1 12, 760
2 15, 974
3 16,371
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-5, $4,345 to $5,336
7 65,812
0.3 2,365
7 60,897
0. 3 2, 181
7 61, 832
Deduct lapses. _ . _
0.6 2,714
Net permanent (average number,
net salarv) ....
6.7 53,447
6,875
430
6.7 68,716
6,600
234
6.5 59,118
6,500
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
60,752
65, 4,10
65,618
INDIAN CLAIMS COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
Grade and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Chief commissioner
Associate commissioner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attornev investigator
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Attornev investigator
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Clerk and administrative officer
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to .$5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 500
36, 000
34, 879
30,440
9,890
24, 026
7,126
3,945
17 164, 806
0. 9 4, 781
160, 025
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 500
2 36, 000
38, 397
33, 365
1 10, 940
4 27, 375
2 10, 398
1 4,280
17 179, 256
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18. 500
2 36,000
7 88,760
3 34, 466
10,941
28,220
9,665
10, 693
4,365
23 241, 500
241,500
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Salakies and Expenses
liWO actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Num- Total
ber salary
11 $220,600
Num- Total
ber salary
11 $220,500
1 18, 512
1 18,512
9 151, 734
Num- Total
ber salary
11 $220,500
GS-I8. $18,500;
1 18, 612
Managing; director
1 17, 514
6 94, 474
1 16, 099
1 15, 392
6 85,465
1 18, 612
GS-17. $1(1.530 to $17,570:
Director
9 162,234
Secretary -
1 16, 536
10 153,170
1 1,1, 267
1 15, 787
1 16,517
1 14, ,394
1 15, ,158
7 99,114
1 13, 749
1 16,536
GS-16. $I5.2.'->.') to $lfi,295:
10 153, 670
1 15. 267
1 14, 685
4 69, 446
1 12, 771
1 14, 456
10 132, 285
1 12, 771
1 13, 686
5 66, ,159
1 16,037
Director
1 15, 817
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Analvticiil statistician
1 14, 394
1 15,558
7 99,447
1 14,061
Assistant to the managing director
Associate general counsel
5 71, 553
6 71,886
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
35
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Attorney-adviser
Budget and liscal officer
Chief hearing examiner
Chief of section.-
Congressional liaison officer
Director of locomotive inspection. . .
Director of personnel
Hearing examiner ---
Legislative attorney.-
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory cost analyst
Transportation economist
Trial attorney
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Analytical statistician
Assistant budget and fiscal officer
Assistant chief _
Assistant director of locomotive in-
spection
Assistant director of personnel
Assistant general counsel
Assistant secretary
Assistant to director
Attorney-adviser
Chief, explosives branch
Chief of section
Financial analyst
Hearing examiner
Management analyst
Regional manaaer
Supervisory accoimtant
Supervisory auditor ,
Supervisory cost analyst- _
Transportation economist
Trial attorney
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935- _-_
CiS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
OS-7. $5,355 to .$6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5, $4,345 to $5,335...
aS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816.__. _
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv.
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Tositions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent emplojTuent
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base _.
Overtime and holiday pay
Tayments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services..
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
24 $313, 615
1 12, 771
40.435
13,083
13, 978
13,686
12, 771
3
1
1
1
1
48
640.382
13, 374
26, 748
13, 374
13, 978
38. 313
11.357
11,357
68,718
2
1
1
23
1
7
22, 963
12, 334
11.606
264. 579
11.606
81, 202
63 741,225
13 166.686
1 11.606
3 35. 276
1 11,606
12 136. 633
127
1,293,990
418
3, 676. 932
141
1,037,130
53 374.676
252
1.612,195
fil 348. 0,59
151 813, 939
79 401,671
269
1,257,685
303
1, 255, 039
193 742, 477
26 90, 070
34 108, 286
28 137,759
2,409
16,681,430
65.4
534,942
2, 343. 6
16, 146, 488
7,135
122. 972
22,301
16. 298. 896
1961 estimate
Num. Total
ber salary
24 $336,028
1 13, 749
43, 493
14,061
13, 749
14, 706
13, 749
3
1
1
1
1
48
689, 112
14. 394
28.788
14, 394
15, 038
41,247
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
6 63, 210
1
1
1
1
1
26
1
7
2
65
1
13
1
3
1
12, 230
12,230
12, 480
13. 270
12, 480
308, 850
12, 480
87,400
24,460
822, 100
12.230
167. 540
12.230
37. 980
12,480
15 183. 700
138
1,499,624
425
4, 037, 135
143
1, 128, 598
51 388,688
260
1,784,817
53 32,5,118
138 805,820
83 462,440
282
1,408,470
312
1,378,624
187 781,011
11 43,969
31 106, 167
28 137,239
2,428
IS. 201. 931
32.6
303, 036
2,396.4
17. 898, 895
67. 322
12, 067
17, 978, 271
1962 estimate
Num. Total
ber salary
$348, 799
14, 061
43, 826
14, 061
13, 749
15,038
14,061
122
1, 707, 745
14,394
29,100
14,394
15,038
41, 659
12,480
12, 480
63, 460
12.480
12. 230
12.750
13.520
12.750
332, 620
12, 480
87, 940
24, 710
12,230
168, 580
12, 230
38, 2-50
12, 480
12, 230
15 183, 970
140
1, 624, 945
433
4,135,626
158
1,242,163
61 389,352
262
53
142
84
285
, 796. 551
325, 616
827,284
457, 286
1,421,511
326
1, 436, 408
191 795, 136
11 44.177
31 106, 469
28 137,239
2,494
18, 816, 488
56.6
395,871
2, 437. 4
IS, 420, 617
12,057
31,9.»
18, 464, 624
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to National Aeronautics and Space
Administration
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
A(iiTiinj<;tr?itnr
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $22,500
1 21, 507
1 21,008
1 19,011
20 375,740
1 19,011
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $22,500
1 21, 507
1 21,008
1 19,011
23 432,276
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, ,500
1 21, 507
Associate administrator
1 21, 008
Assistant administrator for congres-
.sdnnal relation*;
1 19,011
Assistant director
23 432,276
Assistant to the administrator
Assistant to the associate administra-
tor..
1 19,011
2 38.022
1 19,011
A SKOcifttft director
2 38,022
1 19,011
2 38,022
Deputy associate administrator
Grades and ranges — Continued
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500— Continued
Deputy director.
Director, field installation
Director of advanced research pro.
grams
Director of business administration...
Director of launch vehicle programs..
Director of life sciences programs
Director of program planning and
evaluation
Director of space flight programs
Director of U.N, conference
General counsel
Staff scientist _
Technical assistant
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of svstems development
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296;
Head, research branch
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
AerodjTiamicist
Administrative management officer...
Aeronautical-space pilot
Aeronautical-space scientist
.Assistant business manager
Assistant chief, research division
Assistant chief, service division
Assistant director
Assistant head, research branch
Assistant procurement and supply
officer
Assistant, program management
.Assistant to the associate adminis-
trator
Assistant to the deputy director
.Assistant to the director
Associate head, research branch
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Budget and programing specialist
Budget officer
Business manager
Chief, administrative division
Chief, life sciences program
Chief, management services
Chief, research division
Chief, research projects
Chief, service division
Chief, technical exhibits
Classification and organization officer.
Contract speciahst
Deputy director
Digital computer systems adminis-
trator
Director, life sciences research facility.
Director of administration
Director of administrative services —
Director of procurement and con-
tracting
Director of technical information
Electronic scientist
Kngineer.
Examinations and standards ofl^icer..
Executive assistant
Facilities program officer
Financial management officer
Fiscal officer
Head, rese.arch branch..
Head, research section
Head, sei-vice branch
Information specialist
.Tolnt projects officer
Launch vehicle analyst
Legislative liaison oflicer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Mission requirements specialist
Mobilization and |ilanning officer
N.\SA scientific representative
Personnel officer.
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Procurement aTid supply officer
Program coordinator
Program management officer
Research coordinator
Safety officer
Secretary, inventions and contribu-
tions board
Supervisory accountant
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory production specialist
Technical assistant
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Aero ballistics specialist..
.\eronautical -space pilot.
Aeronautical-space scientist
Architect
Assistant examination and organiza-
tion officer..
-Assistant chief, administrative di-
vision.-
.Assistant chief, research division
Assistant budget officer
Assistant chief, service division
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $57,033
4 80, 040
21,008
19,011
21,008
21,008
21,008
21,008
19,011
20.010
19.011
18. 512
27, 368
122,811
799, 319
13. 079
84, 354
95, 453
13, 379
80, 274
13, 379
80, 574
13, 979
13, 079
39,237
13, 079
27, 358
13, 979
26, 158
1 13. 379
1 12, 779
122, 751
13, 970
12. 779
12.779
38. 637
1 13, 679
I
1
1
75
1
1
13, 379
13.079
13, 079
994. 365
13, 079
13, 679
13, 979
26, 5.58
13, 079
956, 930
200, 685
81, 174
26,858
1 13, 979
3 40, 137
1 13, 070
1 12, 779
1 13, 979
1 13, 379
1 12, 779
2 26, 758
12. 779
13. 079
13. 079
13. 079
12, 779
13. 079
3
78
34.809
917. 364
11.603
22. 966
26, 366
23,446
36, 489
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $76,044
6 119, 572
21,008
19,011
21,008
21,008
21,008
21,008
19,011
20,509
19,011
18, 512
1 18, 512
5 76, 335
29, 761
132, 092
1, 377, 499
13,488
90, 748
103, 316
83,078
86, 653
14,394
13, 749
2 27. 498
114,454
15.038
14,061
42. 189
14, 061
43.814
15.038
28,451
68, 690
13. 749
89. 253
96. 166
132.352
15.038
14.061
13. 749
55, 602
1 14.061
1 13.749
1 14. 706
1 13. 749
1 14. 394
5 69, 015
256
3, 646, 178
14.061
14.706
1.^038
27. 476
14. 394
1
1
1
2
1
70
1.033.810
16 217. 120
87.628
28.126
13. 749
13. 749
15,038
.56, 902
57, 227
13, 749
14,061
15, 038
14,061
22.5, 008
128, 517
28,776
3 42, 514
1 14. 061
1 14, 394
14, 061
13, 749
14, 394
28,776
85, 678
1 12, 230
4 49, 672
85
1,094,845
1 12, 480
1 12. 480
26,226
27,306
25, 226
39,429
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $76,044
6 119,572
21,008
19,011
21,008
21,008
21,008
21,008
19,011
20,509
19,011
18, 512
18, 512
77, 115
1 13, 749
2 29, 751
9 133, 392
107
1, 508, 941
1 14, 388
6 90, 748
7 104, 226
6 83, 403
6 87, 628
14, 706
13, 749
27,810
13, 749
101,366
15.038
14.394
57, 552
14,.'!94
44, 074
1,5,038
28.776
68. 690
14.061
89. 2.53
96. 166
133,002
15, 038
14,061
27. 801
55. 927
1 14.394
1 13. 749
1 15.038
1 14.061
1 14. 394
8 110, 554
270
3, 861, 855
1
1
1
2
1
70
1
15
6
2
1
1
1
5
5
1
1
1
1
Ifi
10
2
6
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
110
14, 394
1.5, 038
16, 038
28, 126
14, 394
1, 037, 970
" 219, 395
88, 603
28, 451
14. 061
13. 749
15, 038
70, 965
71,290
13, 749
14, 061
1.5.038
14. 061
22.5. 983
143. 165
29, 101
82,428
43,164
14, 394
14, 706
14, 394
14, 061
14, 706
28,776
113,479
12, 230
50,452
,400,515
12,480
1 12, 7.50
25,226
27, 306
25, 486
39, 789
36
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Consolidated Schedule op Peesonal Services Paid From
Funds Available to National Aeronautics and Space
Administration — Continued
I960 actual
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,2in to $13,510— Continued
Assistant financial management of-
ficer
Assistant head, research branch
Assistant procurement and supply
oflicer ---
Assistant program manager..
Assistant to the director
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
Biochemist
Budget and programing specialist
Budget officer -.
Budget analyst
Chemist
Chief, administrative division
Chief, ADP utilization and control. -.
Chief of plant maintenance
Chief, research facility
Contract specialist
Deputy director of administration
Digital computer systems adminis-
trator -
Electric rate specialist.
Electronic scientist -- -■
Engineer
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$ll,3fi3
8.5, 301
1 II. 003
1 11,603
6 69, .570
1 11.363
1 11.363
2 24.168
1 11.603
I 11.603
1 11.943
4 46,413
1 11,843
1
3
266
11,363
36, 769
Engineering planning officer
Equipment specialist
Executive secretary, committee on
long-range studies
Facilities coordinator
Fiscal officer
Flight systems scientist. --
Head, administrative section
Head, research branch
Head, research section
Head, service branch.
Head, service section
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspection specialist
Legislative assistant
Management analyst
Manager, space projects
Mathematical statistician
Mathematician
Microbiologist
Patent attorney
Personnel management evaluation
oflicer. -
Personnel officer
rcrsonnci projects and recruitment
officer
Physical science administrator
Physician, life sciences
Physicist
Physiologist --
Procurement officer
Procurement analyst
Production specialist
Program management assistant
Program coordinator
Publications officer
Radiologist, life sciences.
Regulations and procedures officer
Safety officer
Security officer
Security specialist
Staff scientist
Shop superintendent
Supervisory accountant
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory supply officer
Systems accountant
Technical assistant
Technical services operations officer.,.
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,03,5 to $11,935
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
,170,338
25,606
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
1
1
1
1
1
7
40
6
8
1
3
12, 083
11.603
11,603
11,603
11.363
86. 021
479. 720
74, 418
97, 384
11.363
34, 089
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $12,230
7 92, 061
1 12,480
I 12, 230
3 37, 189
6 75, 678
1 11,363
1 11,363
1 11,603
4 47, 372
4 45, 932
3 34, 809
12 141,636
34,809
22, 726
1 11,363
1 11.363
11.843
12. 563
11.3rvt
11.. W3
34, 809
1 11,363
2 23, 216
11,363
12. .563
22. 726
11,363
1
1
2
1
768
8, 064, 887
763
6, 826, 282
788
6, 985, 063
15 108, 675
841
5, 396, 786
23 137,613
683
3, 245, 078
199
997, 076
667
2, 618, 934
483
1,964,290
330
1,212,710
1
11
693
7
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
12
40
6
8
1
3
2
1
3
3
1
13
1
6
1
3
1
6
12,230
24,446
38. 579
.51,492
12. 750
12, 2.30
12. 7.50
12. 760
62, 675
13,000
26. 466
12. 230
140, 953
, 608. 314
27. .566
12,750
13,270
12, 7,50
12. 760
12, 480
12,230
1.53,696
517, 2fi0
80, 098
105. 324
12,230
37, 176
24,966
12, 230
37, 189
36, 469
12, 750
166, 499
12. 230
75, 788
12,230
37, 709
12, 230
62,415
1962 estimate
26
2
3
2
4
10
314, 836
24, 446
37, 969
24, 966
50, 932
123, .530
12,230
1
1
1
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1,346
16,
1,369
13,
1,683
12.
15
1,140
7,
23
719
4,
284
1,
852
4,
717
3,
496
1,
13,000
13, 520
12, 230
13, 000
37, 449
25, 486
12,230
24, 966
13, 000
12, 230
37, 969
12,230
12, 480
046, 963
037, 657
889. 395
118,320
857, 490
161.333
145, 379
622,268
026, 307
094, 736
973,263
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 480
7 92, 581
1
12,750
1
12. 230
3
37. 189
5
62. 935
1
12. 230
I
12, 230
1
12,480
2
24, 706
3
38, 579
4
51, 752
1
12.750
1
12. 230
1
12, 750
1
12. 7.50
5
63. 195
1
13,270
2 25, 466
1 12. 480
13 165, 399
619
7, 874, 212
2 27. 826
1 12, 750
13. 520
12. 7.50
12. 750
12. 7.50
12. 480
1.53, 966
522. 720
92. 581
106. 844
12. 480
37. 696
24. 966
12.480
37. 449
36. 469
12. 7.50
202. 968
12. 230
87. 381
1 12. 480
3 37. 969
1
6
4
36
3
3
2
4
10
12
1
2
1
1
1
1
5
2
1
2
1
1
3
1
1
1.486
16
1,619
14
1,707
13
15
1,158
i
23
742
812
12, 480
62, 935
48. 802
456. 308
36, 669
38.229
24. 966
.50. 452
124, 0,50
146, 676
12, 230
24, 446
13, 000
13. 520
12. 480
13. 000
62. 675
25. 4,86
12, 480
25, 486
13,000
12, 480
37, 969
12, 480
12, 4.S0
, 689. 880
, 749, 942
, 862. 776
119, 145
, 078, 262
154,303
, 399, 102
, 645, 635
, 442, 462
,237,987
:, 089,256
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades estabUshed by the Administrator
of the NASA:
NASA-20. $10,587 to $12,542 _.
NASA-19. $9,901 to $11,814 _
NASA-18. $9,194 to .$11,045
NASA-17. $8,632 to $10,463.
NASA-16. $8,091 to $9,859
NASA-1.5. $7,675 to $10,795
NASA- 14. $7,280 to $10,587.
NASA-13. $6,822 to $10,379.
NASA-12. $6,406 to $9,880. .
NASA-11. $6,011 to $9,380.
NASA-10. $6,574 to $8,548.
NASA-9. $5,346 to $8,080-.
NASA-8. $5,138 to $7,924..
NASA-7. $4,930 to $7.650..
NASA-6. $4,701 to $7,176..
NASA-6. $4,493 to $6,822.
NASA-4. $4,285 to $6,448..
NASA-3. $4,077 to $6,032
NASA-2. $3,848 to $.5,761
NASA-1. $3,640 to $5,491.. -
Ungraded positions (excepted positions):
Aeronautical-space pilot
Aeronautical-space scientist
Assistant chief, research branch...
Assistant chief, research division
Assistant chief, research program
Assistant director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to the administrator
Assistant to the director
Associate chief, research division
Associate chief, service division
Associate deputy director.
Budget officer
Chief, research division
Chief, research program
Chief, service division
Chief, technical papers branch
Chief, technical program analysis..
Deputy director
Director, field installation.
Director of audits
Director of financial management-
Director of management analysis.-
Director of personnel
Director of procurement and contracts..
Director of procurement and supply
Director of program management
Director of reliability and systems
analysis --■
Director of research grants and contracts
Director of secuiity
Director of technical information and
educational programs
Director, office of International pro-
grams -- --
Director, ofTice of public information —
Director, research program
Director, technical services
Head, research branch
Manager. AEC-NASA nuclear propul-
sion project--
Mathematician
NASA secretary to the aeronautics and
astronautics coordinating board
Staff scientist -
Technical assistant -
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
120 $401, 125
5
3
35
1
98
4
184
1
289
2
926
6
46
1,215
7
32
288
1
29
144
63
126
83
113
93
2
18
1
20
1
6
4
1
6
2
1
1
1
32
17
6
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
Total, NASA --
Add detail shown in other schedules-
Total permanent.
Deduct —
Lapses
E.xcess civilian pay over military.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
68, 967
33, 252
365,060
9,547
880, 561
34, 229
,497,099
, 187, 681
, 442, 727
297, 585
, 300, 738
186, 668
, 639, 864
149, 239
691, 048
249. 859
541. 637
364. 660
461. 302
350, 625
31. 534
276. 806
15.018
307. 340
15. 617
100. 084
62. 068
16. 516
81. 670
32. 032
16. 517
17. 015
16.016
527. 612
271. 272
93. 102
16.016
14, 618
33. 782
68, 060
16,016
16, 516
15, 517
16,016
1961 estimate
16, 516
16,018
16,016
16,516
15,018
1 18,013
16, 616
17, 514
1 15, 517
19 290,323
1
12
5
15,517
183, 204
78, 585
Num- Total
ber salary
131 $466, 157
9 102, 230
3 33, 252
36 378,767
1 9, 547
103 938,474
8 60, 735
241
1,972,766
675
5, 371, 701
1,464
10, 758, 949
417
3, 078, 490
1,410
8, 771, 528
159
1, 022, 609
376
2, 177, 166
116 671.820
272
1, 432, 931
140 718,944
162 750.329
182 843,019
121 610. 357
94 362,718
10, 286
74,618.793
16. 000, 000
89, 618, 793
599.2
5, 669, 853
66 58, 000
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential -
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
9,517.5
83,848,115
3.3 42,825
Total personal services.
21,023
565, 800
1,726,972
160, 874
1,519
348,791
86,714,919
32, 532
318, 090
15, 517
330, 367
46, 800
101. 834
60. 668
17.015
97, 684
32, 532
1.5, 517
34. 030
16.016
825, 060
276. 272
94. 602
16.016
16, 2,58
196, 204
34, 616
16.516
17. 266
16.016
16. 516
15.018
17. 265
16, 616
1962 estimate
1 16, 766
1 16, 516
1 15,517
1 18,013
1
1
12
1
19
1
1
1
14
4
16. .516
17.514
212.168
1,5. 517
298, 323
17,016
15,018
16.016
218, 488
64,064
Num- Total
ber salary
137 $529,799
9 102,230
3 33, 252
37 388, 376
1 9, 647
105 955,846
8 66, 735
248
2, 025, 221
688
5, 466, 128
1,483
10. 889, 481
424
3, 123, 620
1,451
9,014,912
162
1, 039, 457
387
2, 236, 085
116 671,820
283
1, 489. 545
147 762.823
168 778,781
187 863,609
122 614,891
94 362,721
16, 493
129, 661, 709
129,661,709
329.9
5, 005, 239
91 79, 000
16,059.1
124, 422, 670
13 164,800
72, 930
182, 000
499, 100
9, .500, 000
3,53, 000
39, 000
358.000
2
20
1
21
3
6
4
1
6
2
1
2
1
50
17
6
1
1
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
32. 532
318. 090
15, 617
330, 357
46,800
101, 834
66,568
17, 015
97, 684
32, 532
15, 517
34, 030
16, 016
825, 050
276, 272
94,602
16, 016
15,258
196, 204
34, 516
16, 516
17,265
16,016
16, 516
15,018
17, 265
16, 516
1 16, 766
1 16. 516
1 1,5. 517
I 18.013
16, 516
17, 614
212, 168
16, 617
298, 323
17,016
15,018
1 16,016
14 218,488
4 64, 064
17, 342
137, 905, 739
137, 905. 739
269
4. 013, 739
90 78,000
16,970
133,
13
633,260
180,740
132.000
237,000
135,581,500
1,013.000
372,000
45,000
431,000
145,044,000
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
37
NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Associate director
Director of regional planning council..
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, comprehensive planning divi-
sion -
Chief, Federal planning division
Chief, urban renewal planning divi-
sion
Chief, district planning division
Director of regional planning council.
General counsel and secretary
Traffic planning engineer.--
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $S,955 to $10,255 -
GS-11. $7,660 to $8.860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.-
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4,830 to .$.5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335 -
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $9,890.-
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 392
1 13,083
1 11,606
1 11, 606
11,606
11,606
11,606
11, 357
11,606
60,661
9,547
52, 710
12,584
8,782
10. 421
14,394
41,100
1
4,285
41 320, 942
5.8 37,779
1.2 11,150
34 272, 013
6,218
648
2,397
1,642
282, 818
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 536
1 14,061
1 13, 749
12.480
12,750
12,480
12,750
12,230
12, 750
65,665
19,240
48, 526
13, 894
6,386
11.565
31. 700
30, 911
4,285
41 351, 958
0. 2 2, 000
1.2 12,163
39. 6 337, 805
4.600
6,500
1,450
1,000
350, 255
19C2 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
14, 394
14,061
12,750
12.750
12. 750
12,750
12,480
12,750
88,049
46, 135
24, 773
7,010
7,426
6,552
17,264
32. 077
39, 937
3,515
4,285
399, 114
5 13,000
45. 5 386, 114
5,000
10,000
1,000
402,114
Land Acquisition, National Capital Park, Parkway, and
Playground System
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $in,636 to $11,935
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,107
1 4, 347
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,939
1 4, 846
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11, 939
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
1 5,013
2 15, 454
1.2 11.150
2 16, 786
1.2 12,153
2 16, 962
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) . .
3.2 26,604
204
3.2 28,938
110
2 16, 963
Other personal services: Regular pay
26, 808
29, 048
16, 952
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING AUTHORITY
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
National Capital Housing Authority Accounts
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Executive director
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 430
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 617
1 14, 061
1 13, 000
1 12, 480
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
General coun.'^el .
1 14, 394
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
1 12, 075
1 11, 596
1 12, 555
1 12, 555
1 13, 270
Director of management
1 12, 750
Technical officer
1 13, 520
1 13, 620
Grades and ranges — continued
GS-13. $10,6.36 to $11,935-.-
GS-12. $8,956 to $10.255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.-
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,426--
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875-
GS-7. $6,356 to $6,345 --..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 -..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.-.-
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) —
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay--
Nightwork differential
Total personal services ---
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
5
5
6
6
13
1
16
4
24
33
16
2
$53, 290
46, 210
46, 780
35, 226
86,050
6,370
88,830
21,260
111,100
136, 856
59, .506
6,935
920, 547
357
1, 680, 167
29.7 98,430
8,020
327.3
1, 589, 757
12, 924
23,983
2,302
1, 628, 966
1961 estimate
Nmn- Total
ber salary
5
7
4
5
12
1
17
3
22
29
16
1
228
$67, 615
67, 726
33, 364
38, 147
84,926
7,051
101, 858
17, 472
110,117
130, 624
65, 353
3,827
1. 004, 383
355
1,791.040
20 64, 000
1, 727, 040
6,889
24, 000
2,300
1, 760, 229
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$57, 886
67, 995
34, 174
38. 313
78, 479
7,061
102, 980
17, 472
112, 612
132, 496
66, 289
3,931
1, 019, 763
354
1, 808, 892
20 61,000
1, 744, 892
6,957
24,000
2,300
1, 778, 149
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Operation and maintenance of proper-
ties aided by Public Ilousing Admin-
istration"
$23,607
1, 605, 359
$23, 270
1, 736, 969
$23, 260
1, 764. 899
NATIONAL CAPITAL TRANSPORTATION AGENCY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges;
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Administrator-- -
Deputy administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Director, technical staff
GS-16. $15,266 to $16,296:
Assistant director for operations
Chief, area development studies
Chief, division of engineering pro-
grams
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney-adviser --
Chief, finance and pubUc administra-
tion
Chief, transit programs
Chief, transportation plans..
Director of administration
Information officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Design engineer
Electrical engineer
Land economist
IMechanical engineer
Traffic planning engineer --
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.-
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345 -
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..- — .
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 -
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130---
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Inter-
Positions other than permanent:
mittent employment --
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services.
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 000
1 18,600
1
16, 636
1 15. 267
1 15, 267
1 13, 749
1 14, 061
1 13, 749
1 12, 230
"i""'i2r236"
1 12, 230
2 21, 300
7,571
7,010
6,448
5,366
29, 076
8,694
25 248, 284
12
118,784
13
129, 600
8,000
600
138, 000
Num- Total
ber salary
$19, 000
18,500
16, 536
15, 267
16, 267
15.267
13. 749
13, 749
13, 749
13, 749
14,061
13, 749
12,230
12.230
12,230
12, 230
24,460
117,190
26, 895
37, 855
7,176
32, 240
26,830
58, 319
39, 457
22, 080
3,515
75 625, 780
12.2
102, 180
623,600
45,000
568,600
38
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Consolidated Schedule op Personal Services Paid From
National Labor Relations Board Accounts
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
exwss of $16,630:
Board member
General counsel
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,S70;
Associate general counsel
OS-16. $15,265 to $16,296:
Assistant general counsel
Chief counsel to board member
Director of administration
Executive secretary
Regional director...
GS-15. $13,760 to $15,030:
Assistant general counsel
Associate chief counsel to board mem-
ber --
Associate chief, time and perform-
ance branch
.\ssociate chief trial examiner. -..
Associate director of administration...
Associate director of appeals
Associate executive secretary —
Associate regional attorney
Attorney
Chief counsel to board member..
Chief trial examiner
Deputy assistant general counsel
Director of appeals
Director of information
Regional attorney.. -
Regional director. -
Solicitor. - ■
Special assistant to board member —
Special assistant to general counsel . _ .
Trial examiner - --■
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative nthcer
Assistant executive secretary —
Assistant regional attorney
Assistant regional director
Associate director of information
Associate solicitor —
Attorney
Budget and finance officer
Chief, plans and program section
Chief, representation case review sec-
tion --.
Director of personnel
Election ofBcer...
General services officer
Legal assistant
Management officer
Officer-in-charge
Regional attorney — •
Security officer.
Special assistant to associate general
counsel
Statistical officer
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-I2. $8,955 to $10,255-.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,:i45...
QS-6. $4,830 to $6,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670...
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 _
r,S-2. $3,.500 to $4,13C
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes In pay
scales for part of year...
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) _
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad _
Compensation of witnesses-
Total..
1960 actual
Num- Total
her salary
6 $100, 500
1 20, 010
2 30, 784
3 42, 848
1 14, 206
1
1
1
1
1
1
20
14,206
14, 435
76,940
12, 771
28,205
12,771
12,771
13, 978
12,771
UK, 104
61,999
14,227
51,708
12, 771
12.771
12.771
343, 766
13,686
13.083
25,854
859. 019
11.835
11,357
11.357
11.357
12,334
11.606
230. 547
11,606
11,367
99,663
1, 604. 1
11. 283. 831
10, 444
79. 882
51. 863
28, 083
25, 048
11.479.151
1961 estimate
Nmn- Total
ber salary
6 $100. 600
1 20,010
2 33, 072
30, 784
15,267
15, 267
15, 267
15,517
1 13, 749
6 83, 139
13.749
30, 596
14,061
13, 749
1.5,309
13, 749
98, 800
57, 222
15, 568
56, 265
13, 749
13, 749
374, 650
388,648
15,0.38
14, 394
27, 810
1,027,521
13,000
12.230
330.219
330, 720
12. 230
12. 750
298. 396
12. 230
12.480
12.230
12.480
12.230
12,230
297, 107
12,480
26,520
1
1
27
27
1
1
24
1
1
1
1
1
1
24
1
1 12,2.30
1 12, 230
191
2,057,242
226
2,119,886
184
1,426,292
5 37, 378
131 859,919
38 2.50. 861
78 446. 5.50
68 381,464
252
1,256,114
229
1.010.583
121 492. 574
12 43. 429
3 10. 026
23 106, 195
1,861
14. 488. 679
79.6
1, 761, 979
858,200
1.771.4
13. 584, 900
16,200
46.900
57. 100
26, .500
23. .500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100. 600
1 20.010
2 33. 342
,30. 784
15,517
15,267
15,617
16, 787
1 13, 749
6 85,011
1
1
27
27
1
1
24
1
1
1
1
1
1
24
1
2
13,749
30, 596
14,061
14, 061
16, 309
14,061
99,112
58, 220
15, 558
56, 265
14, 061
14,061
379, 330
388, 648
15,038
14,-394
28,143
1,033,803
13,000
12, 480
333, 963
334, 4M
12. 480
12. 750
299. 666
12. 230
12,480
12,2.30
12, 480
12. 230
12.230
299. 978
12.480
26.832
6
123
1 12. 2.30
1 12, 230
193
2, 092, 769
286
2, 673, 872
151
1,163.651
.38, 189
811,828
38 252,016
61 358, 234
89 497,017
227
1,133,622
229
1,016, .547
121 495,694
12 4.3,741
3 10, 026
23 106,195
1,851
14. 713. 787
60.8
587. 987
1, 790. 2
14, 125, 800
16,200
55. 400
29. 000
26. 000
14,2.52,400
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimlmrsements" _.
1960 actual
$11,473,451
6.700
1961 estimate
$13, 752, 100
3,000
1962 estimate
$14, 249, 400
3,000
NATIONAL MEDIATION BOARD
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Member of Board
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,295:
Executive secretary.
GS-16. $13,730 to $16,030:
Mediator.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Mediator
Assistant executive secretary.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936.
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,255 -.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 ,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336 ,
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average nimiber,
net salary) -
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base -
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60, 600
1 14,914
10
1
7
6
4
1
45
3
3
4
2
26, 748
118, 143
11,606
70, 972
54,090
28, 370
6,302
259. 631
16.475
12. 270
15.780
7,670
92 702, 371
4.5 28.669
87. 6 673. 702
380, 624
4,719
1, 0.59, 045
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60, 600
1 16,037
12
1
5
8
2
1
44
3
4
3
2
28,788
1.52. 690
12.750
54.264
76.850
15.142
6.947
274. 901
15.834
18.317
12.760
8,275
91 753. 045
2. 1 15. 550
1. 9 737, 495
493, 550
2,630
1, 233, 675
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60,500
1 16, 037
29,412
154,230
12,760
65, 271
76,890
15,142
7,114
277. 508
16. 165
18. 979
13,060
12
1
5
8
2
1
44
3
4
3
2
91 761. 438
0. 5 3. 688
90. 6 767. 760
472, 700
1,230,450
NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Director
-\ssociate director
.\ssistant director
General counsel
Heads of offices
Deputy assistant director
Executive assistant...
Head, planning group.. .,
Deputy general counsel
Special assistant to director
Special a.ssistant to a.ssociate director.
Deputy he:^ds of otfices
Heads of sections
Program directors
Executive assistant to assistant direc-
tor.
Physical science administrator
Scientific liaison officer
Special assistant to heads of office
Grants administrator
Budget olhcer
GS-15. $13,730 to $1.5,030:
Special assistant to associate director..
Program director
Associate program director
Assistant program director. —
Program managentcnt officer-. _.
Physical science :uliiiinistrator
Special assistant to heads of office
Public information officer
Head, organization and management.
Budget officer
Personnel director..
.\ssistant grtmts administrator
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Program director
Associate program director
Assistant program director
Project director
Geological liaison officer -.
Scienc*? program specialist
Educational specialist
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$20. IXX)
38. (100
73. 0(10
19.0(10
66.000
48. 0(H)
17.000
16.000
1.5.000
16.000
16.000
30.500
60. .500
399. ,'»0
13,00(1
27.500
14.500
12, 771
52. 768
67. 1.50
13.083
13. 0,83
13.374
13. 083
13,083
13,686
34. .545
81. 899
186. 937
34. 549
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5
35
1
1
1
1
1
$20. (KK)
.58, m\
95. 0(X)
19. .'iflO
70. 5M1
OS. .500
16.500
17.tXK)
16.600
32. ,5(K)
16.000
32. 600
78. ,500
514. OtX)
14,000
11. (KK)
1.5, ,'HXl
28. (Xm
16. 000
15.000
14.061
98. 3.56
196. 914
13. 749
13. 749
i:i. 749
14.061
14. 706
14. 394
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,000
68.500
95.500
19. 500
71.500
(W. ,50(1
17.000
17,500
17,000
33.000
16.500
33.500
81.500
597.000
1 14. .500
2 30. ,500
1 16,500
37,461
161, 130
201.570
■-'1. 460
12.2:10
12. 2;»
I'.'. 230
1 16. OOO
1 15.000
14.061
126.811
3(XI. 408
14.061
14. 061
13. 749
14.061
14. 706
14. 706
1
1
3
12
14
13. 749
15.038
37.938
163.360
177,060
24. 710
12, 230
21. 460
12. 230
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
3d
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Special assistant
Pnysicai science administrator
Professional assistant..-
Program planning ofiicer
Publications ofiicer
Research assistant to director
Head, internal audit..
Assistant budget officer
Management analysis officer .-
.\dministrative ser\ices officer
Contract supervisor
Finance officer
Editorial specialist
OS-13. ?10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
aS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to .$4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) ;
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates.
Local rates _
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment: United States
and possessions
Intermittent employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable detail
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $22, 963
11,357
11,3.57
11.835
12. 503
11,357
11,606
11.357
11,357
11,357
47
23
28
31
5
34
66
93
60
19
5
474, 447
196, 917
200, 342
192, 774
29, 479
185, 908
277, 069
417, 642
236, 941
69, 756
16, 621
10 43, 303
526 3, 907, 719
57. 4 455, 696
468.6
3, 452, 123
23,763
194.947
28,121
30, 596
75, 163
2,453
3, 807, 156
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $24, 710
12, 230
12. 480
12, 480
13.000
13, 520
12,230
12, 480
12.230
12.230
12, 480
58
32
28
36
3
43
69
107
65
19
635,651
293, 190
208, 975
240, 851
20, 156
248. 096
366. 702
510, 859
274. 853
73, 761
21, 402
11 47, 652
628 5, 123, 222
87. 7 763, 237
540.3
4, 369, 985
33,115
7,000
20,300
224, 700
24.000
19. 700
56, 300
4,000
4, 759, 100
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$24, 960
12, 230
24,460
12, 480
12. 480
13. 000
13, 520
12, 480
12, 7.50
12. 480
12. 480
12.750
12. 230
678. 183
291,660
270, 812
264,741
6,718
264, 156
373, 289
621. 892
294. 757
59. 364
33, 529
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
62
32
36
39
1
45
69
129
12 51, 897
684 5, 645, 287
87. 6 745, 881
596.4
4, 899, 406
33,594
7,000
20,900
231,000
22,000
0
51,000
4,600
5, 269, 600
OUTDOOR RECREATION RESOURCES
COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
REVIEW
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Executive director
QS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Assistant to the e.vecutive director
Deputy director for studies
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief, program and policy
Editor in chief
General counsel
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Recreation economist
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Recreation economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,255
OS-H. .$7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
OS-9. .$6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,365 to $6,345..
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335..
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$21, 500
1 15, 392
1 16. 099
14, 206
14,206
39, 519
34,798
60,382
8,341
22,068
6,510
13,042
36, 878
13,646
4,347
3,765
3,615
37 328, 213
7 63, 317
30
264, 896
10, 249
2,026
675
11,006
288,852
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21, 500
1 16, 806
1 17,326
1 15,517
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
28,788
49,690
65, 167
8.965
24,003
7,010
14,040
40,393
10. 025
4,680
4,160
3,869
37 362, 473
0. 9 9, 083
36. 1 353, 390
41,200
1,360
21,300
417,250
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21, 500
1 17, 676
1 16,617
1 15, 267
1 15,517
2 29, 412
50,460
66, 456
9,235
24, 523
7,176
14,207
41, 558
10, 359
4,846
4,264
3,973
36 351, 846
3.1 21,446
32. 9 330, 400
27, 200
28,800
386,400
RENEGOTIATION BOARD
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Ctiairman
Board member.,
General counsel.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Director, office of accounting
Director, office of review
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
.\ssistant general counsel
Deputy director, office of review
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Business analyst
Counsel
Deputy du-ector, office of accoimting.
Director, regional division of account-
ing
Director, regional division of renego-
tiating
Director, office of administration
Economist
Executive assistant to chairman
Procurement affairs ofiicer
Regional board member
Regional counsel
Reviewer (industrial specialist)
Special assistant to Board
GS-)4. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney
Business accountant
Business analyst
Deputy director, office of administra-
tion (personnel officer)
Director, office of assignments
Director, regional division of procure-
ment affairs
Procurement affairs officer
Renegotiator
Reviewer (industrial specialist)
Secretary to Board
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 ,
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 ,
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.. ,
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
4 80,000
1 19,000
1 16, 349
1 16, 621
14,435
16,163
1 13, 978
2 27, 956
1 13, 978
3 41, 642
3
1
1
1
2
16
3
2
4
41,642
13, 978
13, 978
13, 978
27. 352
221,396
40,727
27,601
54,724
2 22, 963
28 339, 409
1 13, 686
1 12, 085
1 12, 813
3
1
22
7
1
23
3
7
8
1
18
22
35
40
31
37,460
13, 374
269, 381
87,465
12, 563
246,960
26, 478
68, 656
63, 374
6,386
102, 562
116, 043
166, 9,57
170, 165
117,749
3,827
306 2, 624, 344
19.2 143,048
286.8
2,481,296
3,600
19,100
7,236
2,511.132
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
4 80, noo
1 19, 000
3
1
1
1
2
16
3
2
4
17, 576
17,056
15, 787
16, 307
15, 038
30, 347
15, 038
44, 774
45,114
15,038
16,038
16,038
29, 744
239, 946
44, 137
30, 347
59,508
2 25, 230
31 402, 830
1 13, 520
1 13, 000
1 13. 790
3
1
23
6
1
18
4
6
7
1
18
24
34
36
31
1
40,560
14, 394
302, 430
80, 120
13, .620
209, 021
38,230
53,684
50,878
6,885
111,906
137, 343
174, 932
163. 634
128, 054
4,243
300 2, 783, 537
14 113,437
286
2,670,100
4,000
10,400
8,000
2, 692, 600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, ,500
4 80, 000
1 19,000
1 17, 576
1 17, 060
1 15, 787
1 16, 307
1 15,038
2 30, 347
1 16,038
3
1
1
1
2
15
3
45, 100
46,114
15,038
15,038
1,5,038
29,744
226, 611
44,137
30, 347
60,091
2 25, 230
31 404, 950
1 13, 520
1 13, 270
1 13, 790
3
1
23
6
1
18
4
6
7
1
18
24
34
36
31
1
40, 560
14, 394
302, 700
80, 120
13,790
209, 541
38,480
53,954
51, 356
6,885
112, 739
138, 321
176,429
164,632
128, 574
4,243
299 2, 779, 291
14 113,791
285
2, 665, 500
4,000
1,000
2, 677, 500
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
Consolidated Schedule or Personal Services Paid From
Appropriations to Railroad Retirement Board
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Member of Board
GS-18. $18,500:
Chief executive officer...
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director of retirement claims
General counsel
Associate general counsel
Supervisory actuary, life
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,296:
Director of budget and fiscal opera-
tions
Director of research...
Director of unemployment and sick-
ness insurance
Director of wage and service records. .
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director of retirementclaims.
Assistant general counsel
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
3 $60,500
1 17, 514
15, 392
16, 392
15, 392
15,392
1 14,206
1 14,685
1 14,914
1 14,206
1 12, 771
3 39, 249
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60, 500
18, 512
16,806
16,806
16,806
16,806
1 1,5, .517
1 16, 037
1.5,517
15, 517
14,061
42,515
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60,600
18, 612
16,806
16,806
16, 806
17, 060
I 15, 787
1 16, 037
15, 517
15, 787
14,061
42,849
40
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD— Continued
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Appropriations to Railroad Retirement Board — Continued
Grades and ranges— Coutlnued
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Assistant director of unemployuicnt
and siflcness insurance
Assist:uit director ot wage and service
records __
Cliiof, accident and injury study
Chief, disability determinations
Chief, retirement and survivor bene-
fits
Chief, statistician and assistant to the
director.. ,
Director of management control
Executive assistant
Liaison officer
Regional director
Secretary of the Board, attorney
Supervisory analytical statistician,
general
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accident and safety analyst--
Actuary, life
Administrative assistant _
Administrative officer
Assistant director of budget and fiscal
operations
Assistant to the chairman
Assistant to the director of unemploy-
ment and sickness insiu'ance
Chief of adjudication
Chief, claims policy and coordination..
Chief, computer systems
Chiefof investigation and placement..
Director of personnel
Chief medical officer, general
Executive assistant
General auditor..
Management analysis officer
Supervisory analytical statistician
Supervisory attorney-adviser, general.
Supervisory program analyst
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935... _
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
QS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses. ---
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) _
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services-.
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$12, 771
12, 771
13, 978
13, 083
12, 771
12, 771
12, 771
12, 771
91, 851
12, 771
12, 771
12,563
11,606
22,714
22,714
11,367
11,357
11,357
11,835
11.357
11.357
11,835
11,606
11.606
11,835
22, 714
1
52
65
110
125
11,357
535, 360
665, 422
844. 595
898, 907
2, 270, 475
64 382,285
305
1, 660, 184
112 54.8, 743
206 921,491
294
1,212,496
369
1, 389, 268
190 667,245
33 184,436
2,324
12,760,770
175.4 840,580
2, 148. 6
11,904,190
509.264
9,240
92. 269
654, 622
8,830
13,078,415
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
14, 001
15.038
14, 061
14,061
14, 394
13, 749
14,061
14, 061
101.049
14. 061
I 14, 061
I 13, 520
1 12, 750
2 24, 710
2 24, 960
12, 480
12, 480
12, 750
12,480
13,000
12, 480
12, 480
13, 000
13, 520
12, 750
25.600
12,230
12, 480
539, 338
603, 046
9-15, 644
997, 538
2
1
1
48
63
113
127
334
2, 380, 822
64 416,669
273
1, 637, 640
100 544, 676
197 971,281
270
1,211,766
357
1, 427, 049
184 659,564
32 183,744
2,216
13,294,365
96.2 478,673
2, 119. 8
12, 815, (
333,017
25, 065
48, 956
529, 313
9,040
Salaries and vrages in foregoing schedule
are distributed to appropriations as
follows:
"Limitation on sal.aries and expenses,"
Railroad Retirement Board (trust
fund)
"Railroad unemployment insurance
administrative expenses" -
$6, 866, 163
6, 212, 252
$7, 330, 049
6,431,034
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
14.061
15,038
14,001
14,061
14,394
13, 749
14,061
14,061
102,337
14, 061
1 14, 061
1 13, 520
1 12. 750
2 24, 980
2 25, 500
12, 480
12, 480
12, 750
12. 480
13. 000
12. 480
12, 480
13, 000
13, 520
12,760
2
1
1
49
63
118
122
336
25,500
12,480
12, 480
652, 815
606, 586
992, 549
966, 985
2, 418, 404
63 414,113
266
1,616,891
97 537,116
197 978,645
266
1,201,731
348
1, 398, 251
169 611,279
32 183,744
2,180
13,258,269
100.4 453,259
2, 079. 6
12, 805, 010
234, 350
26,600
281, 337
11,776
13,359,073
$7,219,221
6, 139, 8.52
SAINT LAWRENCE SEAWAY DEVELOPMENT
CORPORATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services
1900 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Administrator--
Num- Total
ber salary
1 .$20,000
1 17,500
1 17. 500
1 14, 670
1 14, 430
1 13, 070
1 13, 070
1 13, 970
1 13. 070
1 13, 670
N um- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 000
1 17,500
1 18, 500
1 15, 775
1 15,515
1 14, 380
I 14, 055
Num- Total
ber salary
I $20,000
1 17,500
1 18,600
1 16,035
1 15, 775
1 14, 380
I 14,380
GS-I8. $18,500:
Assistant administrator -
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, marine and engineering
operations
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy comptroller-treasurer
Director, marine and engineering
operations
General counsel . ... .
1 14,055
1 14,380
Information officer .
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, engineering and maintenance. -
I 13. 610
1 13,610
1 12, 470
1 13, 510
Cliief, engineering division. .
1 12, 556
1 11,595
1 12, 555
1 12, 73U
Liaison officer..
Traffic services officer.-. .-.
1 12, 210
5 54, 215
4 37, 120
4 32. 060
9 61. 050
3 18, 210
3 15, 810
7 32. 660
6 25, 815
7 27, 370
1 3,605
110 695.657
1 12, 210
GS-13. $10,6.35 to $11,935
6 60, 640
3 26, 710
3 22, 530
7 43, 695
5 27,900
3 14, 820
5 20,950
5 19,915
6 22,015
1 3,350
108 812, 642
3 33, 205
GS-12. .$8,955 to $10,255
4 37, 380
QS-U. $7,560 to $8,860. .
4 32, 580
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
8 55, 1 10
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346..
3 18, 375
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
2 10, 815
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
6 28, 545
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
6 26,340
GS-3. $3,670 to $4,390 .. . .
7 27, 895
OS-2. $3,500 to $4, 130..-.
1 3, 710
Ungraded positions at rates equivalent to
less than $12,210
115 695.657
165 1,261,722
37. 2 243, 714
171 1.184.962
17.6 117,245
170 1. 139, 012
Deduct lapses _
10 55. 900
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
127. 8
1.018.008
4,620
153.4
1,067,707
5,000
6,200
25,093
16.000
160
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
1, 083, 112
5,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime, holiday pay, and nightwork
differential
112,572
15,691
19,888
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken .. _
15,000
Total personal services
1, 160, 797
1,119,000
1,123,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Limitation on administrative expenses..
Operation and maintenance expenses— -
285, 756
6.50, 578
214,463
314. 000
77.5,000
30,000
323.000
800,000
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,.500:
Commissioner
GS-18. $18,600:
Executive director --
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Division director
General counsel --.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Adviser to the Commission--
Assistant general counsel
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100,500
1 17,514
46, 405
15,870
14,206
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100,500
1 18, 612
50,148
17,320
15,267
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $100,500
I 18,512
3 50,398
1 17,326
15,267
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
41
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295— Continued
AssOL'iate division director
Associate executive director
Associate general counsel
Chief accountant
Director
Regional administrator
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant regional administrator
Associate director
Associate regional administrator
Attorney
Chief accountant
Chief counsel--
Engineer
Financial analyst
Hearing examiner
Management analyst
Regional administrator
Secretary to Commission
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Assistant chief accountant
Assistant chief counsel
Assistant regional administrator
Attorney
Budget and finance officer
Chief of branch-
Chief of section-
Chief securities investigator
Director of persoimel -_.
Engineer--- -
Financial analyst
Records and service officer p...
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-
GS-8, $.S885 to $6,876-
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
OS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815--
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base -
Overtime and holiday pay .
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 618
14, 206
14,206
14,685
14,685
29,848
3
1
1
1
2
10
3
2
1
1
134,658
39, 831
26, 145
13, 083
13, 686
1 12,771
3 39, 540
1 12.771
5 65, 082
1 13, 083
7 94. 846
1 13,083
1
3
1
8
9
1
24
3
1
1
lOfi
134
1
112
2
84
57
103
96
55
13
7
11,835
35, 297
11,835
93, 767
106, 349
11,835
280, 090
36, 961
11, 357
11,606
37, 689
34. 071
11,835
, 029, 698
950, 439
977, 592
7,114
696, 025
11,877
448, 799
292, 072
477, 147
395, 063
207, 790
44,682
22, 027
17 87, 214
1,000
7,145,288
334, 669
6, 810, 719
27, 181
62, 796
12, 319
6,837
6, 909, 852
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
11
2
3
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
6
1
7
1
1
4
1
8
12
1
28
2
1
1
$46, 301
15,517
15, 267
15, 787
16. 037
32, 094
159, 579
28,788
41, 5.59
14, 394
14,394
13,749
14, 061
42, 510
42, 183
13, 749
84, 095
14,394
103, 626
14, 394
12, 7.50
60.710
12,750
101,440
152. 190
12, 750
349, 890
26, 270
12, 230
12, 480
5
1
134 1,
124 1,
168 1,
1
99
5
76
68
104
103
48
11
6
61, 400
12, 750
490, 824
158, 280
300, 142
7,821
663, 164
32,427
432, 905
372, 468
506, 683
448. 760
195. 408
40. 329
20, 674
17 89, 899
1,090
8,621,631
59 490, 931
1,031
8,030,700
18, 100
31,000
7,800
20,900
8, 108, 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
12
2
3
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
6
1
$47,091
16,787
15, 517
16, 037
16,037
32, 094
176,281
29, 412
41,892
14,706
14, 706
13, 749
14, 394
43, 182
42, 516
13,749
85, 364
14.394
104, 622
14, .394
13. 000
51, 250
13, 000
102, 730
152, 440
12, 750
390, 930
26, 520
12, 230
12, 760
6 61, 670
1 12, 750
162 1,802,822
136 1,279,350
235 1,822,949
1
99
5
75
70
133
106
48
11
6
7,987
675, 739
33, 095
441.710
389, 004
644,746
467, 480
199. 090
41,369
21,194
17 90, 149
1,235
9,745,631
70 655,331
9,190,300
20,000
35,700
7,800
8,200
9, 262, 000
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obligations --
Reimbursable obligations
$6, 907, 8.52
2,000
$8, 093, 500
15,000
$9, 262, 000
SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM
Salabies and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Director-.-
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Appeal board member -
Assistant to director
Chief legislative and liaison officer
Chief medical officer
Chief planning officer
Deputy director and general counsel. .
Division chief
State director
The adjutant
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant division chief-
Assistant general counsel
Assistant planning officer _.
Deputy state director
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
3
4
1
1
1
1
6
11
1
6
6
2
1
14
39, 210
54,680
13, 670
13, 670
13, 670
13, 670
82,320
149, 770
13, 670
59, 655
60,375
24,160
12, 075
169, 290
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
3
4
1
1
1
1
6
11
1
5
5
2
1
14
42, 204
58, 824
14, 706
14. 706
14, 706
14. 706
88, 668
161,141
14, 706
64,480
66, 000
25,230
13,000
182,270
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
3
4
1
1
1
1
6
11
1
5
5
2
1
14
43,160
58, 824
14, 700
14, 706
14, 706
15, 309
89,088
161, 786
14, 706
65,020
66, 000
25, 480
13, 000
182,620
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Manpower officer
Regional field officer
State director
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 -
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860- - ---
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $i;,435 to $7,425 -.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 --.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 --.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.-
GS-4. $4,040 to $1.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hoiurly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Add excess military pay over civilian
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) _ - -.
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $24, 150
6 60, 375
22 263,010
98
1,038,340
77 094.690
629, 880
43, 530
162, 825
116,830
866, 010
582, 470
814, 270
789, 475
789, 595
183, 940
30, 550
68
6
25
19
152
113
173
186
206
54
10
3,355
12, 527, 863
48 189,836
4,676
20, 447, 514
128.1
585, 917
67, 818
4, 547. 9
19, 929, 415
3, 663, 895
132, 294
7,240
28, 665
23, 761, 509
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $26, 000
6 65, 000
22 284, 230
78
67
7
24
20
163
114
173
183
206
54
10
1, 119, 212
" 758, 770
664, 417
64, 474
170, 460
134, 530
951, 670
644, 611
896. 165
847,417
866, 145
201, 666
33,486
3,876
16,658,264
48 197,206
5,197
24, 166, 876
265
1, 219. 986
64, 579
4,932
23, 001, 469
3, 998, 619
80,176
7,500
31, 389
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $26, 000
6 66, 000
22 285,260
98
1, 123, 537
78 769.810
660. 197
56, 698
172, 966
136. 198
963, 257
643, 902
913, 150
854, 693
877, 325
206, 306
34, 214
67
7
24
20
153
114
173
183
206
54
10
3,876
15,864,024
48 198,519
5,197
24, 542, 947
63
296, 638
142,384
5,144
24, 388, 693
4, 053, 637
7,500
32,230
28, 482, 060
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special imgraded positions:
Administrator
Deputy administrator
QS-18. $18,500:
Director of office
General counsel
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Associate general counsel
Director of office
Liaison officer
Program coordinator
Special assistant to the administrator.
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Chairman, loan review board
Controller
Director of office
Division chief
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer.
Assistant to deputy administrator
Program coordinator
Branch chief
Deputy office director
Director of office
Division chief
Financial specialist
Industrial speciaUst
Member, loan review board
Size standards officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Attorney
Auditor
Branch chief
Branch manager
Business economist
Deputy office director.
Division chief
Financial specialist
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Investment program specialist
Management analyst
Program analyst.. _
Special assistant to the administrator..
Size standards specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $20,000
4 68, 000
1 17.600
1 17, 500
16, 095
46, 125
16, 335
15, 375
16, 335
1 14, 190
1 15, 150
18 259.860
4 67, 720
63, 420
13, 970
13, 970
117, 930
41,310
41,610
187, 960
14, 190
13, 070
25,840
35, 026
11,695
209, 190
11,355
85,245
278, 040
12,075
80,685
490, 035
92, 495
24,390
11,595
36, 705
161,370
12, 075
12, 075
11,356
2, 242, 155
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
4 68, 000
1 18, 612
1 18, 512
17, 326
49,608
17, 576
16, 536
17, 576
1 15, 267
1 16. 307
18 279, 176
4 62, 108
57, 113
16, 038
15, 038
126, 943
44,470
68. 531
202. 323
15, 267
14, 061
27, 810
3
1
13
1
7
25
1
4
41
10
2
1
3
14
1
1
1
1
223
37, 730
12, 480
225, 240
12, 230
91,809
311,600
13,000
50, 210
527, 690
124, 070
26, 470
12. 480
39, 520
173, 760
13.000
13,000
12, 230
12,230
2,478,239
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
4 68,000
I 18,512
1 18, 512
17,326
49,608
17, 676
16, 636
17, 576
1 15, 267
1 16, 307
18 279,176
4 62, 108
4
1
1
9
3
4
14
1
1
2
1
3
1
18
1
7
25
1
4
41
10
2
1
3
14
1
1
1
1
238
57, 113
16.038
15. 038
126, 943
44,470
58, 631
202, 323
15, 267
14, 061
27, 810
13, 749
37, 730
12,480
225,240
12, 230
91, 809
311,600
13,000
50,210
627, 690
124, 070
26, 470
12,480
39, 520
173, 760
13,000
13,000
12,230
12,230
2,637,991
42
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
Grades and runges— Continued
GS-12. $8,955 to $9,215
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.. _
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 ,
aS-t. $4,040 to $4,670 ,
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815 ,
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total permanent ,
Deduct lapses —
Net permanent (average nimibcr,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base. _
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
332
$2,893,025
292
2, 154, 480
117
727, 390
8 47. 360
94 522,960
51 264, ISO
309
1,413,620
488
2, 007, 665
220
838,850
15 61.485
1 2,960
6 26,642
2,362
15,861,342
241
1,937,708
2,121
13, 923, 634
113,965
106, 742
60,017
39, 437
2,973
14, 246, 758
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
378
$3, 537, 026
341
2,691,275
143
950, 588
8 51,086
120 687,670
52 279,466
340
1,699,386
549
2, 428, 448
238
986, 508
24 87. 986
1 3,203
6 26,542
2,642
18, 808, 259
224.4
1, 419, 959
2, 417. 6
17,388,300
88,000
56,500
76, 000
41,200
17,649,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
420
$3,909,116
375
2, 948, 689
152
1,008,620
8 61.085
127 725.232
52 279,450
377
1,834,143
589
2, 592, 037
246
1,016,628
24 87, 986
1 3, 203
6 26,542
2,829
20, 035, 324
144 6
1,045,324
2,684.5
18, 990, 000
60.000
25,000
43,000
19, 108, 000
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant secretary
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,.570:
Assistant to the secretary
Director, Astrophysical Observatory..
Director, Museum of History and
Technology
Director, Museum of Natural History.
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director, Museum of His-
tory and Technology
Associate director, Astrophysical
Observatory
Director, Bureau of American Eth-
nology.
Geologist ___
Museum curator
Principal administrative assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Analytical chemist.
Anthropologist
Astronomer
Botanist _
Buildings manager
Chief, radiation and organisms -
Curator
Director, Bin-eau of American Eth-
nology
Director, National Collection of Fine
Arts
Director, personnel division
Exhibits specialist.
Geologist
Physicist ...
Spcctroscopist
Zoologist
G8-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10.256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
QS-8. $6,886 to .$6,875
OS-7. $6,3.16 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
OS-5. $4,315 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..-.
OS-3. $3,760 to .$4,390
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $35, 028
1 1.6, 392
1 16, 349
1 15,621
1 16, 392
1 12, 771
2 26, 748
1- 13,978
I 12, 771
1 13, 374
36, 006
2 23, 920
1 11,357
1 11,357
4 47. 599
1
12, 813
12, 813
1 U, 357
1 12, 563
3 35, 775
13
130
70
168
23,441
261,096
247, 978
397. 710
299, 632
12, 002
464, 471
07. 496
668, 422
284,707
660,648
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $37, 024
16, 806
17, 676
16, 806
16,806
1
1 14,061
2 27, 498
1 14,061
1 15,038
1 14,061
39, 270
2 26,000
1 12, 230
1 12, 480
4 51,500
2
24
32
54
59
2
85
12
133
25,
270,
296,
436,
398.
12.
494,
66,
623,
(58 302,
174 723,
1902 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $37, 024
16, 806
17, 576
17, 056
17, 056
1 14,394
2 27, 810
1 14, 394
1 16,038
1 14,061
12,230
39,790
12, 480
26, .540
12, 480
12, 480
62, 020
1
1
1
1
3
1
2
26
37
68
67
2
91
15
169
83
206
14,040
12, 480
12, 480
13, 620
39, 020
12,480
25,750
295, 964
349, 835
476, 698
468, 181
12, 938
636, 942
82,659
800, 406
367, 862
863, 326
Grades and ranges — Continued
aS-2. $3,.500 to $4,130
GS-l. $3,186 to $3,815
NM-11. $9,450 to $11,075
NM-7. $6,694 to $7,931
NM^. $3,682 to $4,202.
Ungraded positions at aimual rates $12,210
or above:
Director, National Air Museum..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-weeli base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$55,660
17,023
8,788
0,600
3,474
1 14, 435
256 1, 103, 401
934
4, 849, 967
60 324, 137
874
4, 625, 830
96, 062
37, 398
31. 698
14. 812
4, 704, 700
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$63,104
18.407
9,775
7,313
3,682
1 15, 264
267 1, 152, 084
967
6, 339, 450
71 397, 300
896
4, 942, 150
78,000
19,350
32,200
16,000
5,086,700
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber .salary
$63,832
18, 719
10,100
7,519
3,786
1 16,264
359 1, 567, 399
1,172
6, 410, 436
108 667,651
6, 842, 884
78,000
32,200
16,600
5, 969, 684
Advances and Reimbursements
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,346 to .$5,335..
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$10, 130
7,510
13,320
26, 310
10, 330
4,490
12, 310
3,685
6,795
4,110
19
2
98.990
9,431
17
89, 559
10,870
684
101,113
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$10, 895
8,080
14, 355
22,751
11, 310
5,006
13, 276
8,360
3,710
17 97, 741
1 5, 856
16
91,885
14, 595
468
106,938
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$11, 156
16,160
13, 695
12, 195
11, 476
5,170
13,485
8,570
3,816
16 95. 720
1 8,655
15 90,065
7,000
97.065
Salaries and Expenses, National Gallery of Art
Grades and ranges:
QS-15 . $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant administrator.
Assistant secretary..
Assistant treasurer.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Assistant chief curator -
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to .$S,860.
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $.S.S,S5 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,3,S5 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,S30 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5. 335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3. 760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,.500 to $4,130..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses —
Add net Increases due to changes in pay
scales for part of year _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
196C actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,771
1 13.374
1 13,686
1
5
4
7
2
12
6
13
6
17
33
125
2
11,835
52, 395
35, 527
51,916
14,061
78, 125
36. 180
68,642
29, 702
73, 841
132.080
471,921
6,823
90 392, 197
326 1,494,076
26.1
111,806
3,132
299.8
1,385,342
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
1 14,394
1 16, 038
1
6
6
7
2
11
6
12
6
21
30
124
2
12.230
56.8S8
47,716
65. 577
15. 329
78. 188
39. 146
67, 890
32, 177
97,324
130, 104
606, 472
7,238
90 402, 183
325 1,591,934
16.4
78. 634
308.6
1,613,400
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
1 14, 706
1 16,038
1
6
6
7
2
11
6
12
6
21
30
124
2
12,230
66,619
47,986
66, 617
16, 496
79. 146
39. 977
69,055
32,032
99,986
131,040
506, 846
7,446
90 402,698
325 1,600,978
16.4
76,878
308.6
1, S34, 100
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
43
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment -
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base.-
Overtime and holiday pay -
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
$22, 769
10,604
26, 179
6.950
1,4£1,844
1961 estimate
$24, 800
6,700
25. 400
7,600
1,576.900
1962 estimate
$24. 800
25. 400
7,600
1, 581. 900
SUBVERSIVE ACTIVITIES CONTROL BOARD
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ran;^es:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Chairman and board member
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
General counsel
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant general counsel
Executive secretary
Hearing examiner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney-adviser
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.936
$8,955 to $10.256
$7,560 to $8.860
$8,995 to $7,985
' 5.435 to $7.425.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210
or above:
Consultant
GS-12.
QS-11.
GS-10.
GS-9. I
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100,500
1 14, 206
13, 686
3 31, 865
1 8,590
34. 820
5,990
15. 870
24, 148
3 11,762
1 3, 827
279, 960
25,969
27 253, 991
1,200
255, 191
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $100,500
1 15, 267
1 13, 749
1 14, 706
1 13, 749
12.230
33. 769
9.235
7, 571
36, 879
6,448
22. 463
25. 231
8,112
12. 689
4,139
36
3
336, 727
25, 127
33 311,600
900
2,000
314,500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $100,500
1 15, 267
1 13, 749
1 14, 706
1 13. 749
12. 230
33. 759
9.235
7.571
36. 879
6.448
22. 463
25.231
8.112
12, 089
4.139
36 336. 727
3 24. 227
33 312. 500
2,000
314, 500
TARIFF COMMISSION
Salaries and E.xpenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Commissioner
Gi3-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Director of investigation
General counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
.\ssistant general counsel
Chief economist
Chief, technical service
Special industrial adviser __.
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Adviser on international trade policy.
Assistant chief, technical service
Assistant to director of investigation..
Chief, commodity division
Chief, international commercial rela-
tions division _
Director of administration
International economist.
Secretary ,.
Special assistant to chief technical
service _,
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to director of investigation..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
6 $120,500
1 15, 392
1 16,392
1 14,206
1 15,153
1 14, 435
1 14,914
2 26, 748
1 13, 083
92, 724
13, 978
12,771
13.083
13. 978
13.083
11.606
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $120,500
1 15, 805
1 16, 536
1 15, 267
1 16, 307
1 15, 267
1 16, 037
29.412
14. 061
13. 749
86, 655
15,038
13, 749
14, 061
16,038
14, 061
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $120,600
17,055
16, 806
16,617
16. 307
15, 267
16, 307
29, 412
14,394
14, 061
101,028
1.6.038
14.061
14.394
16.038
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14, $12,210 to $13.610— Continued
Chief, accounting division
Chief, commodity division
Commodity-industry analyst
International economist
Statistician..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9, $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8, $5,885 to $6,,875
GS-7, $5,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. .$4,345 to $6.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,570...
GS-3, $3,760 to $4,390..
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. $3,185 to $3.816...
WB-15. $5,885 to $5.510
WB-13, $5,450 to $5.032
WB-10, $4,753 to $6,262.
WB-9, $4,555 to $6,034..
WB-8. $4,326 to $4,784.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime pay.
Total personal services .
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$197,015
59, 217
24
22
25
18
6
33
27
31
11
18
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
248, 934
190.069
184.118
114.960
30,682
175, 987
136. 387
138, 955
45,353
69,243
7,654
9,297
6,240
5,762
5,034
9,568
9,068
276 2,064,619
39. 9 240. 272
236.1
1. 824, 347
9,372
14, 529
3.534
1,851,782
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12. 230
1 12. 230
22 274. 140
7 88,690
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $12, 480
23
25
28
27
7
33
24
27
13
18
2
3
1
1
1
2
2
254.947
239. 410
220. 708
183.465
45. 362
191. 733
128.545
130. 686
56. 160
73. 429
7.966
9.817
6.510
6.032
5.262
10,068
9,668
296 2, 400. 493
27 160. 493
269
2.240.000
13, 000
8,000
6,000
2, 267, 000
22
7
1
24
26
37
34
7
34
24
30
17
18
2
4
1
1
1
2
2
277, 300
89, 750
12, 230
268. 424
243. 510
292. 987
231.734
47.528
202. 422
131.957
146. 726
72, 800
74, 698
8.070
13, 228
6.510
6.032
5.262
10.058
9,668
322 2, 698, 570
33 202, 570
289
2,396,000
13,000
3,000
2,412,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obhgations ___
Reimbursable oliligations
$1,844,389
7,393
$2, 259, 000
8,000
$2,403,000
9,000
TAX COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $360,000
1 13,083
1 13,978
1 12, 771
3 38, 313
8 87, 132
9 77,500
14 99,670
17 108,065
19 119,668
22 121,304
9 46,072
9 42, 911
12 50, 292
6 19, 719
3 10,660
3 9,777
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $360,000
1 14,394
1 15,038
1 14,051
3 41, 247
8 95, 263
9 85, 695
14 110, 304
17 118, 155
20 136, 202
22 132, 706
9 60, 795
8 42,094
12 54, 729
6 21, 509
3 11,689
3 10, 857
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $360, 000
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 14, 394
Attorney (special assistant to chief
1 15, 038
Clerk of the Court —
1 14, 061
3 41. 247
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
8 96. 263
OS-12. $8.9.55 to $10,255
9 86. 966
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
18 144. 308
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
17 120, 123
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876
24 160,410
GS-7, $6,365 to $6,345-
22 135, 035
GS-6, $4,830 to $6,820
9 51, 684
GS-5, $4,346 to $6,335-
8 42. 434
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
12 55. 249
OS-3, $3,760 to $4,390
5 21.613
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3 11.897
GS-1, $3,185 to $3,815 .
3 11,169
Total permanent
162 1, 230, 895
7,2 66,938
162 1, 314, 748
8.9 81,448
160 1,380,791
9. 6 82. 791
Net permanent (average number,
144.8
1,164,967
69,313
6,660
610
143.1
1,233,300
94,600
3,800
3.000
160.4
Other personal services:
Compensation to retired judges (re-
called) pursuant to sec. 7447, Internal
Revenue Code, 1954 .
1,298,000
167,500
Overtime and holiday pay
3,000
Total personal services
1,241,440
1,334,600
1, 458, 500
570200—61-
44
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
Tennessee Valley Authority Fund
Grilles and ranges:
Special positions at rates in excess of
$19. (100:
Meml)prs of the board of directors
Grades established by the board of
directors of the TVA:
Administrative and management serv-
ice positions:
Or. 14. $19,000 and $19,500:
General manager
Manager of power
Gr. 13. $17,500 and $18,000:
Assistant general manager and
chief budget oflicer
.\ssistant manager of power
General counsel
Washington representative
Gr. 12. $16,000 and $16,500:
Comptroller _
Director of chemical operations-
Director of information.--
Director of materials
Director of navigation and local
flood relations _ _,
Director of personnel
Director of property and supply-.
Director of reservoir properties
Solicitor -
Gr. 11. $15,100 and $15,500:
Assistant director of division--.
Assistant general counsel
Chief of branch
Gr. 10. $13,250 to $14,800:
Assistant director of division...
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to director of division.. _
Chief of branch
Manager of properties
Public administration analyst
Tributary watershed representa-
tive.
Gr. 9. $11,725 to $13,075..
$10,400 to $11,750.
8,3.50 to $10,700 ,
$7,1.50 to $9,200
$6,050 to $7,6.50
$5,225 to $6,500.
Stenographic and clerical positions:
Gr. 6. $5,750 to $7,100 ,
$5,175 to $6,450
$4,6.50 to $5,885..
$4,125 to $5,100 ,
$3,600 to $4,425
$3,250 to $3,890
Professional engineering and scientific
positions:
Gr. 14. $19,000 and $19,500:
Chief engineer
Manager of agricultural and
chemical development
Gr. 13. $17,500 and $18,000:
Assistant chief engineer
Chief chemical engineer
Power engineering adviser
Or. 12. $16,000 and $16,500:
Chief construction engineer
Chief design engineer
Chief water control planning en-
gineer
Director of agricultural relations..
Director of chemical development
Director of forestry relations
Director of health and safety
Director of power marketing
Director of power planning and
engineering ,
Director of power production
Director of power system opera-
tions -
Power operations adviser
Gr. 11. $15,100 and $15,.500:
Assistant director of division
Assistant to director of division.-.
Chief of branch
Head architect __
Head civil engineer *
Head electrical engineer
Head mechanical engineer...
Gr. 10. $13,2.50 to $14,600:
Architect
Assistant to director of division.. .
Chemical engineer
Chief of branch
Civil engineer..
Construction engineer
District manager
Distributor relations adviser
Electrical engineer
General oftice engineer
Geologist
Materials engineer
Nuclear development engineer
SfalTeiMflcniioIogist
Supervisor of section
Gr. 8.
Gr. 7.
Gr. 6.
Or. 5.
Gr. 4.
Gr. 5.
Gr. 4.
Gr. 3.
Or. 2.
Or. 1.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60, 500
1 19, 000
1 18, 500
1 17, 500
1 17, 500
1 17, 000
1 17, 000
15, 500
15, 500
15, 600
15, 500
15, 600
15, 500
15, 500
16,600
15,500
1 14, 600
1 14. 600
4 68, 400
2
1
5
12
1
1
28,000
13, 500
68,800
161, 2.50
13, 8,50
13,850
1 13, 850
48 682, 600
80 871,200
109 1,041,810
180 1,511,. 535
163 1,134,036
117 686,580
8 63, 140
66 393, 076
301 1,603.965
865 4, 036, 665
411 1,581.080
4 12, 600
18, 500
17,000
17,000
17, 000
15. ,500
16, 600
15,500
15, .500
15, 500
15, 500
16, ,500
16,000
1 15. 500
1 16, 600
1 15, .500
1 16, 000
88, 000
14, 600
29, 200
14, 1100
14, 1100
14, 600
14, 600
13, 500
20, 9.50
13, 8,50
461,950
108, 000
81, 700
64, 000
13, N50
26, 300
13, 860
13, 850
13, 1,10
13, 8,50
1961 estimate
28,000
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60, 600
1 19, 500
1 19, 000
1 18, 000
1 18,000
1 17, 500
1 17, 600
16.000
16,000
16, 000
16,000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
16,000
16,000
1 15, 100
1 1.5, 100
6 75, 500
3
1
4
12
1
1
42, 150
13, 960
56, 760
168, 400
14, 300
14,300
1 14, 300
47 690, 226
83 935, 060
104 1,029,600
179,1,634,610
175 1,238,050
127 765, 295
9 60,620
67 414, 125
310 1,706,070
878 4, 202, 190
406 1, 610. 656
1 3,250
1 19,000
1 19,000
17, 600
17, 600
16,000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 500
16,500
16,500
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 600
106, 600
15, 100
,30, 200
16, 100
15, 100
15, 100
15, 100
14, 300
27, 860
14,300
489, 100
111,950
70, 100
66, 250
14,300
14,300
14,300
14,300
13,950
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $60, 600
1 19, 500
1 19, 000
1 18, 000
1 18, 000
1 17, 600
1 17, 500
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 10, 000
1 16, 000
1
1
6
3
1
4
12
1
1
15, 100
16, 100
75, 500
42,160
13, 950
57, 100
169, 460
14, 300
14,300
45 668, 925
85 958, 250
107 1.065,290
182 1,574,300
176 1,264, .500
125 764, 400
9 61,205
70 433,115
310 1,734.3.50
909 4, 383, 890
429 1,724,780
1 3,340
1 19, 000
1 19,000
17,500
1 16,000
1 16, 000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
7
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
34
8
6
6
16,000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 600
16, 500
16, 600
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 500
106, 500
16, 100
30, 200
15,100
1.5, 100
15, 100
16, 100
14,300
14, 600
14,300
479, 000
112,300
84,050
66,260
1 13, 250
3 42,150
1 14, 300
1 14,300
1 14, ,300
1 13,950
1 13. 600
3 42,160
Grades and ranges — Continued
Grades established by the hoard of di-
rectors of the TVA— Continued
Professional engineering and scientific
positions — Continued
Or. 9. $11,725 to $13,075
Or. 8. $10,400 to $11,7.50
Gr. 7. $8,700 to $11,100
Or. 6. $7,400 to $9,500
Or. 6. .$6,400 to $8,000
Gr. 4. $6,000 to $6,800
Subprofessional and technical posi-
tions:
Gr. 7. $7,8,50 to $9,760.
Or. 6. $6,800 to $8,525
Or. 6. .$5,990 to $7,,550.-..
Gr. 4. $5,025 to $6,325
Gr. 3. .$4,330 to $5,350
Or. 2. $3,880 to .$4,6.50...
Or. 1. $3,400 to $3,935
Construction, operation, and mainte-
nance positions:
Or. 11. $15,100 and $15,.500:
Director of power construction
Project manager
Gr. 10. $13,250 to $14,600;
Cliief of branch
General construction superin-
tendent
Power plant superintendent
Project manager
Or. 9. $11,725 to $13,075
Gr. 8. $10,400 to $11,750..
Gr. 7. $8,700 to $11,100.
Or. 6. $7,400 to $9,.5no
Gr. 5. $6,400 to $8,000
Custodial and general service posi-
tions:
Gr. 6. $6,9,50 to $8,600
Or. 5. $5,950 to $7,3.50..
Or. 4. $5,045 to $6,.300
Or. 3. $4,220 to $,5,200
Or. 2. $3,785 to .$4,.575
Gr. 1. $3,370 to $4,025..
Ungraded positions (trades and labor) at
annual rates less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay ,..
Nightwork differential
Add e.vcess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
100$1,211,650
263 2, 849, 350
523 5, 158. 305
614 4, 275, 350
4.34 2, 972, 535
207 1,224,900
26 203, 445
136 894, 035
297 1,668.815
319 1,606,406
146 683, 920
18 60, 010
1 15,000
6 90, 000
26, 650
6 82. 400
7 89,600
23 273. 900
135 1,446,050
110 1,081,610
53 469, 810
6 37, 675
8 62, 150
18 118.880
45 261,655
323 1,674,025
61 255, 8,50
249 924, 980
4,722
26, 881, 088
11,249
71, 854, 92S
67.9
5, 003, 973
10,481.1
66, 8,50, 955
22, 781, 686
28, 116
445, 243
477,211
2, 407, 333
332, 691
363, 900
93, 687, 135
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
106$1, 323, 050
266 2, 9S6. 2.50
636 5, 469, 850
588 4, 998, 570
482 3, 394, 900
230 1,436,400
1 7, 850
27 217, 040
148 1, 002, 765
320 1,85,5,860
316 1,567,795
164 661,090
19 66, 120
1 15,600
5 77, 100
2 27, 660
6 70, 100
7 94.850
1 14, 300
28 344, 400
137 1,529,200
103 1,051,350
50 461, 395
5 39, 200
8 65, 295
19 130,815
44 269, 530
346 1, 764, 566
60 262, 580
236 912, 765
4,685
27, 250, 100
11,464
75, 571, 215
426.8
2,709,315
11,037.2
72, 861, 900
34, 450, 300
25, 700
482, 600
288,600
3, 040, 600
362,600
111,612,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
107$1,
270 3,
552 5,
615 5,
489, 3,
237 1,
1
27
163 1,
336 1,
340 1,
161
18
342, 525
044, 660
702, 150
306, 335
509, 200
501, 400
8,205
219, 950
107, 125
9.54,455
699, 355
699, 150
65, 345
1
32
1 15.500
6 92, 200
2 27, 560
6 84, 050
108, 100
14, 300
392, 700
165 1,823,900
109, 1, 110, 700
61 472, 860
5 39, 600
9 72, 630
20 139, 125
45 276, 305
377 1, 907, 150
64 279, 700
243 944, 655
4,734
28, 596, 860
11, 781
79, 184, 115
307.7
1,675,715
11, 473. 3
77, 508, 40O
52, 410, 200
27,000
426,900
3, 042, 300
377, 200
133, 792, 000
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,600:
Director ___
Deputy director..
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant director, administration
As.sistimt director for area
Deputy director of plans
Director, media service
General counsel
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant director, administration
Deputy a,ssistant director for area
Deputy director, media service
Director, media service
Office director
Planning director
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Budget oflicer ..
Coordinator
Deputy assistant director, adminis-
tration
Deputy assistant director for area
Deputy director, media service
Deputy director of office
Deputy facilities manager
Deputy general counsel...
Deputy plaiming director
Deputy program manager
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20,600
4 70, 066
1 17.614
1 17.514
1 17, 514
15, 392
61, 668
15, 392
31,491
46,883
15, 392
14. 685
14,685
14,914
14,206
29,120
44, 034
15,163
14,206
14,206
14,436
1961 estimate
Num- Tot.al
ber salary
I $21,000
1 20, 500
18.612
92, ,560
18. 612
18, 612
18, 512
82,680
16, 536
33. 862
60, 918
16,636
1 15, 787
1 15, 7S7i
1 16,037
31, 304
46, 841
16. 307
1,5.517
15, 267
16,787
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20,500
18, 512
92,560
18, 613
18, 612
18, 612
82,680
16,536
34. 112
61,168
16,636
1 16, 787
1 16, 037
1 16*307
31, 674
46,841
16,307
15,517
15,267
16,787
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
45
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295— Continued
Director, media service
Director of personnel
Office director
Operations manager
Staff director __
QS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant program manager _._
Attorney
Chief of branch
Chief of diWsion _
Chief of ofl5ce _
Chief of staff _
Commentator ,
Coordinator for emergency planning.
Deputy budget oiricer
Deputy chief of division
Deputy coordinator. _
Deputy director media service
Deputy director of office
Deputy director of personnel
Editor..
Executive officer
Executive secretary
Inspector
Office director
Liaison officer
Operations manager
Personnel officer
Planning officer
Pohcy officer
Program coordinator
Program executive
Program officer
Project director
Special assistant. _
Visual projects officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Area budget officer
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant ctiief of division
Budget planning officer
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Chief of language desks
Chief of secretariat
Chief of section
Chief of staff _ _.
Deputy chief of branch
Deputy chief of division
Deputy chief of office
Deputy chief of staff...
Deputy coordinator
Editor
Engineer [
Evaluation officer I...
Executive secretary
Information specialist
Liaison officer
Management analyst
Operations officer
Personnel oflJcer.
Plaiming officer... 1
Policy information officer
Policy officer ._
Press, radio, and television officer..
Producer
Program coordinator
Program executive
Program officer
Program and policy officer
Program planning officer
Project director
Project officer-
Social science analyst
Special assistant
Special events officer
Special projects officer
Television production officer
Visual Information specialist . .
QS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
03-12. $8,965 to $10.255
QS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860. ,
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
1960 actual
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.,
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.,
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130.,
QS-l. $3,185 to $3,816..
Num- Total
ber salary
$15, 163
14,685
14, 206
14,206
14,685
1
1
1
1
1
2
5
9
33
2
7
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
2
7
6
3
3
1
1
5
1
1
4
1
5
1
43
4
5
1
20
7
1
6
1
2
1
4
2
1
1
6
3
6
3
6
10
3
6
3
1
3
6
4
17
1
26, 457
66, 892
120. 078
429, 948
26, 749
91, 639
12,771
13, 978
13,374
62,311
12, 771
13, 978
13, 978
12. 771
13, 978
13, 978
12,771
63, 855
12,771
13, 978
13, 374
26, 467
92, 122
63, 855
38,916
39, 228
12. 771
12, 771
64,167
13,374
11,357
47, 840
11,606
68. 468
12, 086
503, 568
47, 361
69,446
12, 086
240, 697
84,801
11,357
69, 368
11,606
23,192
12, 663
47,839
24, 169
12, 334
12, 334
61,360
35, 047
68, 739
34, 549
70, 076
117,686
34,320
68,142
35, 776
11, 606
34,071
69, 348
47, 361
193, 547
11,835
2
3
9
1
1
2
1
293
26, 104
34,071
107, 057
12,563
12, 563
24,668
11,606
3, 032, 351
325
2, 863, 122
318
2, 367, 616
48 332,986
213
1, 366, 277
16 92, 893
216
1, 169, 703
83
310
1
231
71
5
14
421, 721
,413,439
936, 212
269, 667
18, 117
46, 971
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
9
33
2
6
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
2
8
6
4
3
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
6
1
40
4
5
1
20
7
1
5
1
2
1
4
2
1
1
6
3
6
3
6
6
3
4
2
1
$16, 307
15, 267
1.5, 617
15. 267
16, 037
28, 787
58, 843
129, 210
467, 820
29, 058
84, 408
13,749
15,038
14.394
28, 465
13, 749
16.038
13, 749
15, 038
15. 038
13, 749
13, 749
68, 745
15, 038
16,309
14, 706
29, 099
114, 172
82, 806
56,641
42,536
13, 749
13, 749
41. 892
14,394
12, 230
51, 480
12. 750
63,230
12, 750
508, 509
60, 730
64, 500
13, 270
260, 330
91,560
12, 480
62, 960
12,760
26,230
13. 520
52, 020
26, 270
13, 520
13, 270
78.540
38. 230
76, 210
37,460
74,420
76, 730
37, 210
48, 920
26,230
12,480
10 124,090
4 61,260
19 233.140
1 13, 000
28,100
24,460
103, 770
13,520
13. 520
27,040
12,480
2
2
8
1
1
2
1
296
3,314,082
330
3, 149, 010
327
2, 640, 642
60 376,645
221
1,521.412
16 95, 616
204
1, 204, 791
86 467,751
309
1, 524, 618
218 968,162
80 330,222
6 22, 442
13 46, 111
1962 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
$16, 307
16, 267
16, 787
15.517
16, 037
4
3
1
1
3
1
1
4
1
6
1
40
4
5
1
19
7
1
5
1
2
1
3
1
1
1
6
3
6
3
6
6
3
4
2
1
28, 787
69. 176
129, 542
468, 777
29, 068
84, 741
13, 749
16.0.38
14. 394
28. 455
13. 749
16, 038
13, 749
16, 038
15, 038
13. 749
13, 749
68, 746
15, 038
16. 309
14, 706
29, 099
114, 796
83,139
55.1111
42, 5;!6
13. 749
13,749
41,892
14, 3S4
12, 230
62, 020
12, 750
63, 480
12, im
609, 819
60, 980
64, 600
13, 270
248, 100
92, OlJO
12, 480
63,210
13, 000
25, 500
13, 620
39, 020
14. 040
13, 520
13, 620
78, 540
38, 770
76, 460
37, 730
74, 420
77, 000
37,210
48. 920
26. 600
12, 480
124, 630
61, 7.50
233, 140
13, 270
12. 230
28, 100
24,710
103, 770
13, 520
13, 520
27, 040
12, 480
10
4
19
1
1
2
2
8
1
1
2
1
307
3, 442, 870
331
3, 171, 635
345
2, 789, 199
60 378,021
229
1. 579, 855
15 96,115
204
1,211,096
86 470,062
311
1,543.696
219 965,624
80 332,344
6 22, 442
13 46, 423
Grades and ranges— Continued
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.O. 801-1158):
Foreign Service reserve officer;
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,660...
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030 . -
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,565. _
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655...
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,116
Class 8. $5,086 to $6,345...
Foreign Service staff officer:
Class 1. $12,666 to $14,155
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040.
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025.,
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020..,
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $276,931
62 744,829
49
631,867
19
196, 538
133, 809
15, 205
6,616
1961 estimate
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,326.,
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420..,
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,666 .
Class 8. $6,760 to $7,910 .
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,156 .
Class 10. $5,500 to .$6,640.
Class 11. $.5,000 to $6,930
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425.
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940.,
Local employees
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210. _
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
49 614,401
112
1,302,989
112
1,191,644
144
1, 385, 837
166
1,460,488
154
1, 248, 024
84 611,134
66 368,534
50 287, 136
75 394,041
46 217,938
44 188,741
17 64, 524
335
11,608,045
185
1, 262, 042
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions. . .
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates _
Local rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates.
Intermittent employment:
U.S. rates _
Local rates _ _
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-«eek base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Departmental differential
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
10, 278
42, 994, 134
473.3
1, 838, 167
Num- Total
ber salary
22 $403, 748
54 827,959
124
1,669,294
135
1, 511, 234
165
1, 556, 168
74 670,244
17 110,011
1 6, 365
32 446,600
63
788, 211
67
770, 918
74
778, 174
111
1, 064, 279
74
655. ,836
49 393. 220
23 164,913
31 202, 654
78 453,039
51 265, 625
29 135,487
17 61. 691
381
12,203,804
201
1, 516, 465
1962 estimate
Total personal services..
2. 585. 5
19,254,394
1,196.2
10, 801, 232
6,023
11,100,341
15,040
129,400
194.001
28,656
314,808
782, 875
92, 776
671, 889
209,848
1,718
10, 370
46, 886, 759
419.7
1, 966, 069
Num- Total
ber salary
22 $405, 349
53 818,343
126
1, 692, 641
159
1, 775, 609
173
1,641,036
76 589,966
14 90,625
1 6, 365
33 448,470
61
766, 060
77
875, 646
73
770, 249
111
1, 068, 147
81
717, 090
396, 282
143, 496
210, 658
528, 863
268, 237
136, 717
62, 983
49
20
33
91
51
29
15
,415
12, 783, 070
'2O6
1, 582, 369
43, 596, 978
2,604.4
21,055,975
1, 223. 7
12. 137, 683
6, 122. 2
11, 727, 132
10, 183
168, 058
207, 408
36, 999
172. 677
800.294
101. 208
813, 178
208, 154
10,505
48, 503. 610
379.3
1. 783, 637
2,661.2
21,546,617
1,283.7
12,781,760
6, 190. 8
12, 391, 596
10, 183
143, 903
204, 308
36, 875
790, 544
101.736
920, 261
206, 468
47, 428, 849
49, 133, 141
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$42. 149, 746
1. 447. 232
$45,761,647
1.667,202
$47,286,419
1, 846, 722
Special International Program
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMEKCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,375
1 14, 190
1 13, 370
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 790
1 15,255
1 14.380
1 13. 730
Num- Total
ber salary
I $16, 790
1 15, 515
1 14,380
1 13, 730
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,296:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, research and development
division..
46
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AGENCY— Con.
Special International Program — Continued
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
COMMERCE— continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Chief, procurement and transporta-
tion division.
Chief, design and construction divi-
sion - ---
Executive officer
Exhibit manager _
Trade fair coordinator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Acting chief, research and develop-
ment division
Assistant chief, design and construc-
tion division
Assistant chief, procurement and
transportation division
Budget officer
Chief, public information office
Deputy division director
Exhibit manager
Industry contacts officer
Manager, Xew Vork office
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
QS-I2. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
$6,885 to $6,875. _
$5,355 to $6.345
$4,S30 to $5,820
, $4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390
Ungraded positions at annual rate less
than $12,210
GS-8.
OS-7.
GS-6.
OS-6.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 1 $3,370
1 13. 070
1 13. 070
5 66. 250
3 39, 210
1 11,695
1 11,355
11,355
11,595
12, 075
11,355
22,710
1
18
6
7
3
1
6
12
20
11
3
11,835
182, 100
50,220
50,890
18,650
6,770
28.950
60,030
93,400
43, 965
11,435
6 19, 548
1961 estimate
Num- Total
bor salary
1 $14,380
1 14, 055
1 14. 055
4 66. 645
3 42, 165
12, 470
24,940
12, 730
13,250
12, 470
48,840
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions...
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent emplo>Tnent
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay ___
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of Commerce
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Trade fair operations officer.
GS-13. $10,636 to $11, 935
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services. Depart-
ment of Labor
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of branch ,
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,2.55
GS-11. $7,.560 to .$8.800
GS-0. $4,830 to $5.820
GS-5. $4,345 to $.5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Grades estabUshed by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service olHcer:
Class 2. $14,900 to .$17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665...
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445..
Foreign Service stalT officer:
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add terminal leave in excess of lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
115 856. 638
6. 8 67, 186
100. 2 764, 545
15.360
19,648
28, 741
12, 107
7,350
8,123
14,366
1,244
871, 384
11,835
16,328
134
2 16, 194
126
16,320
8,819
8,237
4,347
3,766
3,702
I 13,000
1 11,665
8,649
8 61,984
0.6 4.511
6,603
7.4 64,076
196, 370
54,250
56,000
19, 470
6.215
37, 246
63, 735
126. 610
30. 380
12, 330
22, 171
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
: $14, 705
1 14. 380
1 14,380
6 84, 585
4 66, 510
12, 470
26,200
12.990
13. 250
12, 470
49, 100
12,210
119 949,831
1.5 11,055
108. 5 900, 090
2 16.615
7 22, 171
63.835
21, 755
3,696
5.110
9,730
2,500
1, 046, 402
1 12.230
1 10. 650
1 4,830
3 27.710
0. 2 2. 636
2.8 26,176
lOO
26.276
1
2
12.230
18,720
1
2
12, 4.90
18.720
1
4,846
1
I
1
6,013
4 347
2
8,216
4,160
16, 682
9,422
8 70,116
0. 1 401
7.9 69,715
24
10
8
4
1
6
13
30
10
3
261, 480
90.690
63.340
26. 235
6.380
37.740
70.380
149. 025
43. 130
12.540
28. 051
146 1,171. ,556
13 105. 556
122 1, 020, 914
17. 035
28. 051
26.200
32.800
15.000
11,000
6.000
1, 166. 000
1 12.230
1 10. 650
1 4,830
8,112
6 36, 822
0. 6 3, 022
4.5 32,800
32,800
17, 036
1 9,422
8 71, 177
169
8 71,008
ALLOCATION TO DEPARTMENT OF
STATE — continued
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay...
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of State
1960 actual
$1,122
366
338
66, 892
1961 estimate
$7,616
270
600
78,000
1962 estimate
$7,492
600
79,000
U.S. STUDY COMMISSION— SOUTHEAST
RIVER BASINS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions established by act ap-
proved Aug. 28, 1968 (72 Stat. 1090)
Chairman
Commissioner
Grades established by U.S. Study Com-
mission-Southeast River Basins,
equivalent to OS grades:
GS-18. $18,500:
Executive director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant executive director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Civil engineer
General engineer
Ilydrologist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agriculturist
Civil engineer
Conservationist
Economist
Electrical engineer
Forester
Hydrologist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-.
GS-11, $7„560 to $8,860.
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345
GS-0. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
OS-3. $3,670 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses __
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime pay _
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 000
4 30, 000
17, 514
15, 392
40,727
27, 956
12, 771
11,357
37.211
11.835
12.085
11,357
11,3.57
12, 663
41,538
9, 547
15. 767
12.438
10. 687
4.805
8, 695
3.869
18. 782
16. 621
47 406. 774
15. 6 133, 926
31.5 272.848
;,749
270
11,868
287, 736
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 000
4 30,000
1 16, 536
3 43, 825
2 30. 076
1 13, 749
12,230
52, 270
12,750
13,000
12.230
12.230
13, 520
55, 828
10, 275
16, 932
13, 395
17,763
5,179
13, 707
4,160
27, 749
10,857
61 468, 793
7.2 47, ,593
43.8 421,200
1,600
600
12,000
436,200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 000
4 30,000
1 18, 612
1 16, 636
3 43, 826
2 30, 076
1 13, 749
12.230
62, 270
12,760
13,000
12,230
12,230
13, 520
56, 828
10, 275
16, 952
13, 395
17,763
5,179
13, 707
4,160
27, 749
10, 857
51 468, 793
4.2 32,000
46.8 436,793
1,200
12,000
449,993
U.S. STUDY COMMISSION— TEXAS
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions established by act
approved Aug. 28, 1958, as amended
(72 Stat. 1058; 73 Stat. 456):
Commission chairman.
Num
ber
1
9
1
1
3
4
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
G
Total
salary
$12,000
67, 600
17,514
15,392
43, 326
50. M7
12.771
12.771
12,771
23. 9-10
11.3.^7
12. 085
12. 563
49. 754
Num
ber
1
9
1
1
3
5
1
1
■ Total
salary
$12,000
67,600
18,612
17,326
46, 841
69, 369
13. 749
13, 749
Num
ber
1
9
1
1
3
6
1
1
- Total
salary
$12,000
67,500
Special positions established by Com-
mission, equivalent to GS grades:
GS-18. $18,500:
Executive director .
18,612
GS-17. $1R.530 to $17,670:
Chief planning engineer
17,326
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Planning engineer .
46,841
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Project engineer .
69,369
13, 749
Engineer ..
13, 749
GS-14. $12,210to$13,5"l0:
2
T
I
1
6
25,760
13,000
13,000
13, ,520
64,639
2
1
1
1
6
25,760
Ilvdrologist. . .
13,000
13,000
Attorney . . ,. . .
13,520
OS-13, $10,635 to $11,935..
64,539
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
47
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,265 -.
OS-ll. .$7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425- —
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
GS-2. .$3,600 to $4,130-
G8-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
1960 actual
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)--
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermiltent employment
Other personal services; Regtilar pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services..
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,888
14,560
6,302
10.268
9,300
21, 737
19, 116
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2,960
52 458, 622
24.3 212,735
27.7 243,787
8,763
5,200
261,224
16, 182
6,781
11.066
5,346
18,886
28,704
7,030
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10,276 1 $10,275
52 483, 124
7.2 66, 584
44.8 416,540
9,625
6,200
1,800
433, 065
16, 182
6,781
11,065
5,346
18.886
28, 704
7,030
52 483, 124
17, 1 168, 624
34.9 324,500
2,600
10,400
600
338,000
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
General Opef..\ting Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Administrator of veterans ailairs-
Deputv administrator
GS-18. $18,500:
Associate deputy administrator
Chief benefits director
Chief insurance director
General counsel
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator for personnel.
Assistant deputy administrator,-
Chairman, planning and evaluation
staff
Controller
Deputy chief benefits director
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator for manage-
ment services _
Assistant administrator for appraisal-.
Assistant to general counsel ---
Associate general counsel for legal
service
Associate general counsel for legisla-
tive service .--
Chairman, board of veterans appeals-.
Chief actuary
Controller
Deputy chief insurance director _.
Deputy general counsel
Director, compensation and pension
service
Director, field area
Director, guardianship service
Dtiector, information service -_.
Director, loan guaranty service
Director, vocational rehabilitation
and education
Economist
Executive assistant to administrator..
Executive assistant to chief benefits
director
Manager
Program specialist
Public administration specialist
Sociologist
Special assistant to administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Actuary, life
Adjudicator, supervisory,,
Administrative officer, supervisory. _.
Assistant manager,
Associate director, information service.
Associate member, chief of section
Attorney, general
Committee counsel .-
Controller
Director, field area
Director of service
Emergency planning coordinator
Insurance specialist, supervisory
Liaison representative
Loan guarantee officer
Management analyst
Manager
Planning oiBcer ,
Program management officer
Special assistant to administrator
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$21,000
20. 500
17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
16, 392
1,5, 392
15, 392
1.5, 870
14, 686
14, 435
16, 163
14, 685
14, 435
14, 435
14, 435
14, 206
14, 206
29,848
14, 435
14, 435
14, 206
14,435
14, 435
14, 206
14, 435
14, 206
14, 206
86, 116
29, 599
14, 206
14, 436
14,685
13,083
92, 998
66, 747
77, 621
13,083
61,084
13,686
13, 978
13, 978
258, 062
13,083
25, 864
13, 374
38, 625
183, 434
667, 505
39, 640
12,771
12, 771
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$21, 000
20, 500
18,512
18,512
18, 512
18, 512
16. 636
16. 806
17.576
16, 636
17, 0.56
16, 787
15.517
16. 307
15, 787
15, 517
16, 787
15. 617
16, 617
16, 267
31,824
15, 617
46, 301
15, 617
15, 617
15,617
15,617
15, 617
16, 517
15, 617
95, 822
31, 824
15, 517
15, 517
16, 787
14, 394
101. 402
72, 885
69, 993
13, 740
164, 671
71,928
14, 706
16,038
15, 038
277, 637
13, 749
27,810
13, 749
43, 182
199, 816
706, 609
42,828
14,061
13, 749
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$21. 000
20, 600
18, 512
18,512
18, 512
18.512
16, 806
16, 806
17, .576
16, 536
17, 320
15, 787
15. 787
Ifi, 307
15, 787
15,517
15. 787
16, 787
15, 787
15, 617
16, 307
16, 787
46, 661
15,517
15, 787
15, 787
15,517
15, 787
15, 517
15, 787
96, 692
32,094
16,517
16, 787
16, 787
14, 394
101, 402
72,885
70, 305
14, 061
213. 579
71.928
16. 038
15, 038
15, 038
279. 490
14,061
14, 394
43, 182
200,119
717,691
43,494
14,061
14,061
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Special assistant to general counsel...
Staff assistant ,
Staff assistant to assistant adminis-
trator for appraisal ,,
Vice chairman, board of veterans ap-
peals -
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant, supervisory
Actuary, life,..'.
Adjudicator
Adjudicator, supervisory
Administrative officer
Analytical statistician
Appraiser
Assistant director associate for insur-
ance,,,
-Assistant director of service
Assistant manager..
Assistant manager and director of in-
surance --,
Associate member, chief of section
-Associate member, legal
Associate member, medical
Attorney advisor
Attorney examiner
Attorney, general
Budget examiner, supervisory
Chief of division,,, ,.
Confidential assistant
Construction and valuation specialist.
Digital computer systems analyst
Digital computer systems analyst,
supervisory ,,.
Director of service
Educationist
Executive assistant
Field representative
Information specialist...
Insurance operations supervisor
Insm^ance specialist ,,.
Land planner. 1
Letrislative attorney
Loan guaranty officer
Loan guaranty specialist
Manaeemert analyst
Management analyst, supervisory
Manager
Medical adviser to chairman, board
of veterans appeals
Medical officer, general
T'crsonnel officer
Planning ollicer
Placement officer
Psychologist-
Stall assistant
Supervisory contact representative . . ,
Supervisory management specialist,.
Supervisory special investigator
Supervisory statistician
Vocational rehabilitation and educa-
tion officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986--.
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,346-..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-...
GS-6. $4,345 to $6,336....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...,
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815....
Established by act of Public Law
85-857:
Medical officer
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $9,890 ,
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from "Medical care",
Add—
Portion of salaries carried in position
schedule for "Medical care" and paid
from this account -
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,978
4 62, 894
1 12,771
1 13,083
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
2
1
2
49
3
1
1
23,691
11,835
22,714
675, 132
35, 277
12,563
12,085
1 11,8.35
10 120.847
31 368,061
26, 084
I2S, 256
216, 777
102,670
71.033
23. 441
506, 901
46, 405
140,918
11, 357
11,835
34, 071
35, 277
58, 967
12, 813
11,367
45,428
23,212
11,835
11,3,57
12,085
11,606
432, 246
60, 375
68,411
104, 367
162, 120
37, 689
37, 459
35, 047
22, 714
11,357
23, 670
104, 205
11,357
4.5. 926
11.835
34, 320
17 197, 355
696
7, 207, 307
1,781
16, 174, 690
1,387
10, 595, 699
610
3, 667, 062
2,372
15, 433, 017
■87
4, 666, 397
1,016
5, 532, 968
916
4, 664, 648
2,316
10, 718, 704
5,288
22, 458, 116
4,820
18, 671, 793
1,628
5, 993, 183
281
962, 723
1 16, 000
46 228,668
2
10
18
8
6
2
43
4
12
1
1
3
3
5
1
1
4
2
1
1
1
1
38
5
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,038
4 57, 832
1 14,061
1 14,394
2 25, 760
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,038
5 71,914
1 14,061
1 14,394
2 26, 020
24, 364
133, 265, 120
1,263
6, 972, 799
990
4, 819, 152
481
2,227,369
2
50
24,960
624,020
62,690
13,620
13, 270
1 12, 750
10 130, 580
30 382, 500
2 28,080
29
8
6
5
43
4
13
1
1
3
4
6
1
1
5
2
1
1
1
1
37
5
366, 510
110,510
76,980
62, 170
644,120
49,940
164, 920
12, 480
13,000
37,190
49, 940
76,230
13, 520
12. 480
61, 150
25, 230
12,750
12.230
13, 270
12, 480
461,760
66, 350
97, 280
111,200
162, 240
40,560
40, 310
38,230
36, 690
12, 480
26, 000
84, 700
12, 480
49, 920
12,750
37, 190
17 212, 160
722
8, 143, 775
1,830
18, 182, 551
1,270
10,672,202
89
3, 723, 322
1,932
13, 707, 182
736
4, 832, 474
976
6, 873, 108
926
6, 169, 033
2,600
13, 609, 444
4,665
21, 676, 666
4,174
17, 959, 862
1,584
6, 385, 145
273
1,046,488
46 228, (
22, 7.53
138, 462, 329
953
7, 278, 938
857
4, 488, 929
292
1, 525, 036
2
60
5
1
1
27,040
627, 700
63, 210
13.520
13. 620
1 13,000
10 131.370
30 3,S8. 410
2 28,080
1
1
5
2
i
1
1
1
37
5
8
9
12
3
3
3
3
1
2
7
I
4
1
3
381,670
110,610
77,740
62,420
552, 050
50.460
166, 710
12, 480
13, 000
37. 980
,50, 210
77. 000
13, .520
12.480
62, 400
2.5, 230
12,760
12. 480
13, 270
12, 750
466, 8,50
66, 510
102, 460
113,280
162, 240
40,560
40, 560
38, 7.50
.36. 940
12, 480
26, 540
86, 150
12, 7.50
50,460
13,000
37, 190
17 214,070
704
8, 150, 376
1,773
17, 842, 649
1,260
11, 010, 470
476
3, 619, 196
1,912
13, 936, 378
683
4, 487, 625
905
6, 606, 773
880
5, 086, 663
2, 525
13, 417, 044
4,634
21, 106, 671
3,993
17, 682, 953
1,573
6, 400, 256
271
1, 043, 043
46 228,668
22,079
136, 992, 745
1,280
7, 448, 227
716
3, 932, 101
1, 469, 022
48
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued
General Operating Expenses — Continued
Add— Continued
Portion of salaries carried in position
schedule for "Maintenance and oper-
ation of supply depots" and paid from
this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries;
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment: United States and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base- ,
Overtime and holiday pay _
Night work differential.
Additional pay for service abroad -
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
3 $8, 590
22, 605
124, 709, 128
27 244,863
333 674,409
55, 800
983, 576
3, 453, 285
17, 3.56
125, 683
130,264,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
4 $19, 113
21, 239
128,238,610
24
318
233, 976
682, 783
62, 200
611, 174
, 924, 527
11,930
126, 800
131, 792, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
20. 372
$127, 081, 439
24 234,936
300 661,063
1, 880, 727
12, 035
126, 600
130, 049, 000
Medical Administration and Miscellaneous Operating
Expenses
Grades and ranges:
QS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator for construc-
tion
Executive officer-
as-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Controller
Engineer, generaL
Hospital administrative director
Psychologist, clinical
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Account:mt
Administrative officer -
Analyst, management
Architect
Attorney-examiner, contract
Chaplain
Chemist, biochemistry
Director, field fiscal service
Director, medical facilities require-
ments staff
Engineer, general _
Engineer, construction management-
Hospital administrative director
Librarian
Personnel officer _
Prosthetic appliance technician
Psychologist, vocational counseling..
Social worker
Statistician, analytical
Statistician, general
Supply officer, general.
Voluntary services officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer _
Analyst, digital computer systems...
Analyst, management
Architect, general
Attorney
Audiologist
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget examiner
Chaplain
Dietitian
Director, budget service
Engineer, construction management-
Engineer, general
Engineer, maintenance
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, safety
Hospital requirements specialist
Personnel officer
Pharmacist .,,
Program planning officer
Prosthetic appliance technician
Psychologist, clinical
Realty officer..
Recreation supervisor
Statistician, general
Storage officer
Supply officer
Voluntary services officer
OS-I3. $10,635 to $11,935
aS-12. $8,955 to .$10,255..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,392
15, 621
14,435
14,685
14, 206
14, 435
12, 771
26, 457
12, 771
13, 978
12, 771
13,083
13,083
12, 771
12, 771
27, 956
13.978
91, J81
13, 083
12, 771
14, 4.=i6
13,374
13, 083
13. 083
13, 978
13, 083
11,835
47,611
11,357
36, 255
36, 961
11,836
11,835
11,357
11,357
11,606
24, 169
36, 775
12, 563
12, 813
12, .563
11,835
36, 982
11,357
11,357
12, 085
72, 239
13. 042
12, 085
22, 714
11,606
36, 025
12, 334
18
2, 147, 979
1,085,193
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$16, 536
17, 056
15, 517
15, 787
15, 517
15, 517
14, 081
42, 537
13, 749
15, 038
14, 394
14, 394
14,061
13, 749
30, 076
15, 038
98, 427
14, 394
14, 061
15, 558
14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
15, 038
14, 394
12, 750
117,749
12, 230
39, 000
39, 790
130
13, 000
79, 499
12, 230
12, 480
12. 480
12,760
26. 000
38. 480
13. 520
13, 790
13. 520
12, 750
52, 290
12, 480
12, 2:)0
13,000
78, 810
14, 040
13, 270
24, 960
12, 750
39, 290
12, 230
2, 404, 066
0
1, 237, 966
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
1 17, 056
1 15, 787
1 16, 037
1 15, 617
1 15, 787
1 14, 061
5 70, 347
1 14,061
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
1 14, 394
1 14, 061
14,061
30, 076
15, 038
100, 758
14, 394
14,061
15, 829
14, 706
14, 394
13, 749
14,394
15, 038
14, 394
12, 760
118,519
12, 480
52, 040
40,040
1
7
1
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
6
1
I
1
3
1
230
13.000
79, 748
12, 480
12, 480
12, 480
12, 750
26. 270
39, 020
13, 520
13, 790
13, 520
13, ono
53, 060
12, 480
12, 480
13, 270
79, 010
14.040
13. 270
24. 960
12, 760
39, 290
12, 2.30
144
2, 643, 271
4
1, 372, 289
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425. ,
GS-8. .$6,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $.5,3.55 to $6,345
aS-6. $4,830 to $5,280. ,
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 ,
GS^. $4,010 to $4,670 ,
G!?-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,600 to .$4,130. ,
Grades established by 38 U.S.C. 4103:
Chief medical director
Deputy chief medical director
Assistant chief medical director
Director of service. $15,640 to $17,740.
Chief dietitian. $13,730 to $16,030
Chief pharmacist. $13,730 to $16,030...
Director, nursing service. $13,730 to
$15,030 .-,
Chief grade. $13,730 to $15,030 and
above:
Physician
Dentist ,
Chief occupational therapist. $12,210
to $13,510
Chief physical therapist. $12,210 to
$13,510 -
Deputy director, nursing service.
$12,210 to $13,510 ,
Assistant director grade nurse. $8,955
to $10,255
Total permanent
Deduct lapses,-
Net permanent (ferage number,
net salary) ,
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Compensation for individuals under
contract-- ,
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
68 $610, 743
5 36, 145
272, 936
59, 260
321. 864
329, 557
641.316
435. 468
160. 281
16, 955
42
10
57
65
116
102
41
5
1
1
8
22
1
1
19, 680
18. 480
139. 040
362. 020
12. 770
13, 970
13. 970
37 561.360
10 138.430
1 12, 565
1 12, 555
1 12, 655
18 162,180
1,026
8. 420, 361
65 616,099
961
7, 804, 262
84. 941
188, 559
S7, 708
30, 311
251, 304
8, 417, 085
1901 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
72 $586, 093
6 44, 803
44 305,615
74, 465
384. 034
354. 767
608. 3.59
510, 445
186, 030
18, 422
12
65
67
127
115
45
5
21. 0.50
19, 870
149. 480
390, 280
14, 380
16. 030
15, 030
45 718,479
10 162, 970
1 13, 610
1 13,610
1 13, 510
21 202.875
1,112
9. 719. 468
69 555,468
1.043
9, 164. 000
97.000
230,000
37.000
25.000
274, 000
9, 827, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
79 $644, 123
7 62. 331
60 347,991
87,317
426, 823
387, 940
674. 750
664, 636
202, 099
18, 574
14
72
73
140
127
49
5
1
1
8
22
1
1
21, 060
19. 870
149, 480
390.280
14,380
15,030
15,030
49 779,210
10 154.270
1 13, 510
1 13, 510
1 13, 510
24 231.660
1,216
10,581.829
73 607,829
1,143
9, 974, 000
97,000
230,000
25,000
297,000
10, 623, 000
Medical Care
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Manager
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer, hospital..
Physicist, general
Psychologist, clinical
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Administrative officer, hospital..
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Chemist, radioisotope
Pharmacologist
Physicist -
Psychologist, clinical.
Social worker, director
Social worker, supervisory clinical
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...
aS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
QS-U. $7,660 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-..
GS 8. $5,886 to $6,875....
GS 7. $5,355 to $6,345....
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
aS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670....
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130....
OS-1. $3,186 to $3,816....
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
3 $44,533
27
1
1
1
108
360.690
13.083
12, 771
12,563
265,544
7
1
1
2
17
1
5
1
621
6,
1,133
9.
1,760
13,
1,384
9.
2,609
16,
1,092
6,
3,858
20,
05
13,
6,050
26,
15, 591
62,
27,811
107,
4,944
10,
148
83.595
12.563
12,663
25. 376
195, 699
11,606
67, 746
11, 367
403, 348
910, 064
111,291
597, 375
278, 443
365, 883
374, 576
510,374
815,879
295, 989
600,223
904, 678
479, 906
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $47,611
27 391,950
1 14, 394
1 14, 061
1
109
1,
1
7
1
1
3
17
1
5
1
065
7,
1,180
11,
1,826
14,
1,414
10,
2,658
18,
988
6,
3,947
23,
2,745
15,
6,182
29,
15,812
68,
28,292
118,
5,136
19,
216
13,520
382,760
12,230
90,000
13, 620
13, 520
39,540
212, 310
12,750
71, 370
12,480
370, 310
169, 067
736, 774
638,163
057, 278
266,902
367, 679
041, 138
986. 682
910, 237
856, 114
098. 066
742. 931
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $47,881
27 395.946
1 14. 394
1 14, 061
1
110
1,
1
7
1
1
3
17
1
5
1
682
7,
1,215
11,
1,925
15,
1,418
10.
:,74i
19,
994
6,
4,022
24,
2,771
15,
6,307
31,
16,204
72
28. 843
123,
5.643
21,
276
13,620
403,980
12,480
91, 270
13,520
13, ,520
39,790
214, 080
12,750
71,640
12,480
618, 083
679, 114
898, 922
790,074
106, 769
398,168
284,489
536,064
306,939
088,648
683,026
269,662
947, 623
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
49
Grades established hv 38 U.S.C. 4103:
Director of service. $15,640 to $17,740—,
Cliief grade. $13,730 to $16,030 and
above:
Physician
Dentist ---
Senior grade. $12,210 to $13,510 and
above:
Physician .-- —
Dentist -
Osteopath __
Intermediate grade. $10,635 to $11,935
and above:
Physicians and dentists
Full grade. $8,955 to $10,255 and above:
Physicians and dentists
Associate grade. $7,560 to $8,860:
Physicians and dentists
Junior grade. $6,995 to $7,985:
Physicians and dentists
Assistant director grade nurse. $8,955 to
$10,255
Senior grade nurse. $7,560 to $8,860
Full grade nurse. $6,435 to $7,425 ,
Associate grade nurse. $5,600 to $6,630...
Junior grade nurse. $4,760 to $5,790
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses _
Portion of salaries sho^vn above and
paid from "General operating ex-
penses" --.
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from "Maintenance and opera-
tion of supply depots"
Add portion of salaries carried in position
schedules for "General operating ex-
penses" and paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent;
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hoUday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad _.
Compensation for Individuals under
contract
Total personal services.-
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct costs
Reimbursable costs
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $33,000
1,892
27, 959, 427
4, 104, 010
1,693
21,281,950
304
3, 641, 306
1 11,835
1,063
10,959,73.6
1, 396, 906
239
1,752,587
26 171,830
287
2, 505, 891
828
6,079,793
!,634
16, 791, 129
5,998
34, 627, 681
4,873
22, 787, 123
37, 828
153,545,481
128, 018
619, 317, 403
4,167
20, 491, 125
481
2,227,369
6 25, 457
990
4, 819, 152
124, 365
601, 392, 604
26, 978, 939
10, 337, 243
5, 008, 831
6, 462, 879
6, 685, 690
378, 444
251, 238
656. 495, 868
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $35,480
1,913
30, 488, 498
310
4, 475, 697
,729
23, 628, 237
303
3, 942, 928
1 12, 730
12,191,638
162
1,936,632
34 242,092
297
2, 809, 303
885
7, 040, 263
2,748
19, 025, 833
6,361
39, 487, 669
5,089
25, 832, 782
38, 338
164, 627, 301
130, 738
683, 682, 781
4,624
25, 588, 472
292
1, 625, 035
11 60, 203
4, 488, 929
126, 668
660. 998, 000
28,616.000
10, 369, 000
2,656,000
7, 102, 000
6, 253, 000
375, 000
276, 000
716,644,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $35,480
1,937
31, 073, 207
316
4, 568, 071
1,771
24,231,676
308
4, 037, 85S
1 12, 990
1,188
13, 297, 481
1,818,031
258
2, 072, 292
66 397,787
320
3, 040, 818
966
7, 825, 383
2,910
20, 392, 633
6,716
42, 144, 189
5,271
27, 243, 691
38, 812
168,999,079
134, 244
714, 168, 469
4,846
26, 934, 638
1, 469, 02:
716
3, 932, 101
129, 826
689, 687, 000
29, 224, 000
10, 474, 000
7, 303, 000
6, 430. 000
376, 000
300, 000
743, 794, 000
$663, 224, 686
3,271,183
$713, 680, 000
3,064,000
$740, 677. 000
3,217,000
CONSTRITCTION OP HoSPITAL AND DOMICILIARY FACILITIES
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $12,656:
Architect (general)
Construction management engineer.. _
Attorney (supervisory general)
GS-13. $10,035 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
QS-7. $5,355 to $0,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $6.820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$12, 813
25, 126
22
81
71
1
10
S
5
27
38
26
237, 020
758, 471
665, 332
7,114
64. 938
29, 476
25, 626
125, 704
154, 958
93, 328
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 230
27, 040
12, 230
287, 145
835, 720
695, 600
7.675
107, 911
29,823
37, 048
151.526
173.063
103. 049
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12. 230
27. 040
12. 230
288. 436
840, 610
638, 687
7,821
109, 914
29, 763
42, 984
154,693
175,619
104, 964
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses —
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent; Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $16, 330
293 2,116,235
61 311, 607
242 1, 804, 628
200, 718
13, 672
6,790
29
2, 025, 837
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $14, 060
313 2, 394, 620
22 136,111
291 2,269,609
312, 000
9,202
6,200
2,686,911
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $14,476
318 2,459,466
14 84, 976
304 2, 374, 491
312, 000
2, 692, 691
Maintenance and Operation of Supply Depots
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Supply specialist, supervisory
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-
OS-11. .$7,560 to $8,860. __ _..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 -._
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876 _
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345- -
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 _-_
Q8-6. $4,345 to $5,335-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct —
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from "General opcratmg ex-
penses"
Add portion of salaries carried in position
schedules for"Inpatient care" aiid paid
from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other persomiel compensation;
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay.—
Nightwork differential
Total personnel services ...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2
n
1
25
8
19
8
13
12
21
62
53
2
$22, 710
lOS, 790
8,330
183.190
53, 990
117,316
48, 792
69, 390
63, 957
97, 686
265, 833
201, 385
7,460
154 764, 262
391 2, 013, 090
30 167, 652
3 8, 690
6 25, 467
363 1.862.406
14. 504
8.134
14, 986
1,900,028
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$24, 460
117.1.50
8.965
202. 275
58. 736
128. 839
53. 744
85,940
67. 896
119.117
270. 720
216. 081
8,070
148 793, 978
390 2, 155, 971
25 155,061
4 19,113
11 60, 203
372 2, 042, 000
7.000
8,000
15,000
2, 072. 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
Canteen Service Revolving Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Director of canteen services
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Chief of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Chief of division
Field director
GS-13. .$10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,265-
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860-.-
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,986.-
GS-7. $5,3.55 to $6,345.- —
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336.-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 --
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $10,636 - --
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $10,636-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,206
1 12, 771
1
6
10
24
13
4
10
13
37
46
43
1
272
12, 086
59, 175
106, 204
216, 054
100, 630
26, 042
56,368
65, 894
171, 554
194, 179
161. 823
3, 827
1, 577, 600
1,899
4, 888, 282
2,380
7, 666, 694
8. 3 26, 608
2,371.7
7, 639, 086
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,517
1 14, 061
2
6
9
24
13
8
10
16
34
48
37
1
275
25, 230
64, 230
103. 584
233, 170
108, 743
54,226
59, 709
86. 508
173. 435
220. 593
152. 304
4,139
1,792,000
6, 215, 707
2,398
8, 323, 246
6. 9 20, 316
2, 392. 1
8, 302, 931
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,787
1 14, 394
26, 760
65, 310
105, 708
236. 880
110.303
65,390
61, 131
88, 776
176, 266
222, 248
154. 967
4.139
1, 834, 000
6, 261, 322
8, 432, 371
6. 6 23, 192
2, 401. 4
8,409,179
50
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Canteen Service Revolving Fund— Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time cniplovnient
$633, 260
173, 549
9,229
55,223
106, 539
$.536, 000
175, 000
5,040
55, 057
142, 361
$540, 000
178, 500
Other personal s**rvices:
Regular pay above 52-week base
5,142
56, 038
Add excess o( annual leave earned over
annual leave taken
110, 000
Total personal services . _ -- ..
8, 516, 886
9, 215, 389
9, 298, 859
Supply Fund
Grades and ranges:
G.S-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Chief, publications division,.
Supply specialist, supervisory
aS-13. $10,ftS5 to $11,935- _
rtS-12. $8,9.=i5 to $10,265.--
OS-U. $7,.ifiO to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
CrS-9. $6.4:i5 to $7,425.--
OS-S. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345--
GS-6. U.fAO to $.5,820
OS-5. $4,:i45 to $5,335-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. .«3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3.50n to $4,130 ---
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,595
20,260
60,950
37, 560
34, 926
19,455
10
8
23
40
18
1
63,885
40,805
108, 070
166, 236
72, 506
3.825
135 749, 836
268 1, 379, 896
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 480
21, 798
85,806
40, 411
37, 751
34, 156
61,713
38, 767
111,569
170,706
78. 175
4,135
120 660, 543
242 1,338,008
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
13
8
31
13
24
8
25
19
45
102
71
3
$12, 750
25,460
139, 330
75, 885
25:i, 941
98.418
166, 781
54.802
151.. 528
109, 223
233, 782
444, 478
294, 699
12,203
72 1,503,
637 3, 576, 263
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary^
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Nightwork dlflerential-
Total personal services-. —
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
15 $80,973
243 1,298,923
10,618
38, 171
224
1, 347, 936
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $12, 939
239 1,325,069
6,177
21,400
200
1,351,846
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
26 $123,812
611 3,452,451
29,500
15,200
3, 497, 151
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-12 $8,955 to $10,265-
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $18, 138
1 8, 008
3 19, 635
3 16, 360
9 40, 437
2 S.112
2 7. 572
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9, 755
1 8, 861
2 14, 540
3 18,096
9 45, 117
3 13,000
3 12, 127
1 17,200
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-11. $7,560 to $,8,860-
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
OS-7 $5,355 to $6,346.
GS-5. $4,346 to $6,335
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
Grades established by 38 X^S.C. 4101:
Chief grade. $13,730 to $15,030 and
above:
22 118, 252
910
1,194
1,965
23 138. 696
631
1,439
2,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Nightwork differential
122,321
142, 666
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
REAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES
Operating Expenses, Public Buildings Service
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Commissioner of public buildings
GS-18. Rate of $18,600:
Deputy commissioner of public
buildings
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, acquisition
and disposal
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, program
planning
Regional director, Public Buildings
Service
0S-I5. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Deputy assistant commissioner, ac-
quisition and disposal^.-
Deputy assistant commissioner, pro-
gram planning
Director, acquisition
Director, appraisal
Director, disposal
Director, mobilization
Director, plans and policies
Director, project development
District director
Emergency operations olEcer
Information officer--.
Regional coordinator
Regional director, Public Buildings
Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer-
Appraiser
Chief, acquisition and disposal
Chief, leasing
Chief, planning
Deputy director, acquisition
Deputy director, appraisal
Deputy director, disposal
Deputy regional director
Engineer
Manpower utilization officer
Mobilization liaison officer
Planning officer
Real property officer
Realty officer
Staff assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 --
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426--
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,336 - --.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.-
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for living costs
Total personal services.
19G0 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 600
1 15, 392
1 14, 685
1 14, 435
1 13, 686
1 12, 771
13. 374
14. 456
13, 083
13. 083
13, 083
13.083
13, 374
13, 374
13, 374
9 122, 784
3
1
10
1
9
1
1
1
28.767
12. 813
119, 391
11. a35
110.740
11.357
11, 835
11, 835
1
1
I
1
2
3
1
49
61
64
18
1
22
15
47
100
18
12, 563
11.357
12,334
11,606
24, 169
36, 776
11,606
511, 758
540. 984
478,312
115,835
5,470
119, 663
78, 002
219. 830
417. 357
70, 117
457 3. 344. 363
32. 4 240, 649
424.6
3, 103, 714
18,663
23,876
4,359
1,414
3, 151, 926
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
1 18, 512
16,806
16, 267
15, 787
16,038
13, 749
15,038
16, 309
15,668
14, 394
14, 061
14, 061
14,394
14, 706
13, 749
14, 706
14, 394
9 134,033
1
1
10
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
13. 270
13,790
129,000
12,750
118,830
13,000
12, 750
12,750
13, 620
13. 520
12.230
12, 480
13,000
63,980
12,480
608,907
572, 980
560.068
124, 177
6,886
147, 912
110, 946
267, 029
441,373
72,200
4,139
477 3, 780, 028
6.4 28,958
471.6
3,751,070
6,860
14,427
5,723
3,640
5,590
3, 787, 300
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
18, 512
16,806
16, 267
15, 787
15, 038
14,061
15, 038
15. 309
15, 558
14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
14, 706
14, 700
14, 061
15. 038
14, 706
134,033
13, 270
13, 790
130. 250
13, 000
119, 610
13,000
13, 000
13,000
13, 620
13, 520
12,480
1
1
6
1
54
60
69
18
1
25
20
51
98
17
1
12, 750
13, 000
64,230
12,750
614.041
678. 660
565, 818
125, 506
6,053
161, 681
113,089
262, 346
447, 717
73, 866
4,139
477 3, 823, 183
7.9 47,333
469.1
3, 775, 850
1,950
3,700
6,800
3, 787, 300
&ITES AND Expenses, Public Buildings Projects
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer ..
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $25,605
2 21,505
7 76, 666
8 70,344
3 21,840
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $26,760
1 13,000
9 102,046
9 84,076
7 58,011
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $26, 000
Realty officer
1 13, 270
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
9 103, 291
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
9 86, 486
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
7 69,011
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-6 $4,345 to $5,335
Num
ber
4
10
5
- Total
salary
$17,264
42,388
17, 658
Num
ber
6
10
2
- Total
salary
$23, 899
44,096
8,279
Num
ber
6
10
2
- Total
salary
$24, 731
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
45, 038
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390
8,383
Tnt!\l pprmanpnt.
41
10
292, 170
64,906
45
1
359, 156
12,506
45
I
366, 209
18, 209
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
31
227,264
522
1,766
463
44
346, 650
44
348,000
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
1,350
230,006
348,000
348,000
Buildings Management Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner for buildings
management
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Deputy assistant commissioner for
buildings management -.
Special assistant to deputy adminis-
trator
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, buildings management
Deputy assistant commissioner for
buildings management — -_.
Director, commimi cations
Director, operations
Director, protection
Director, repair and improvement
Director, research
Director, space management
Special assistant to assistant com-
missioner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
-Administrative officer
Buildings management specialist
Buildings manager
Cliief, buildings management
Communications specialist
Deputy director, operations
Deputy director, repair and improve-
ment
Deputy director, space management.,
Engineer
Inspection officer
Performance evaluation officer
Protection officer- - -
Real property officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426...
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.-.
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.-.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130..,
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: TempO'
rary employment
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 392
1 14,206
1 13,374
13, 978
13,083
13, 686
13, 374
13,083
13, 978
13,083
1 12,813
6 68, 869
6 67, 642
9 105,372
2 22, 963
1 11, 606
12, 663
11,357
83,166
12, 563
11, 357
11,606
47, 610
828, 338
1, 046, 476
1,
1
1
7
1
1
1
4
81
120
1
163
1
26
164
1
44
152
173
460
2
1,356
S
1,165
4
1,618
227, 989
178, 962
, 063, 900
272, 513
848, 347
891,489
, 143, 614
,759,258
, 663, 693
i, 229, 390
39, 582
13, 697
69, 682, 199
19, 180
85, 392, 464
791.7
1, 650, 173
18, 388. 3
83,742,291
973, 579
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $16, 536
1 15, 787
1 16,517
1 14,394
1
14,394
1
14,706
1
16,038
1
16,038
1
14,394
1
14,706
1
14,394
1
14,706
1 15, 038
13,790
74, 670
73, 465
114,170
25, 230
12, 230
12, 480
12, 480
63,210
13, 620
12, 230
12, 480
38, 760
870, 329
1,106,802
1
6
6
9
2
I
1
1
5
1
1
1
3
79
118
1
164
1
26
164
46
151
176
1,
2,
470
2
1,364
6
1,205
6
1,618
6
11
346, 522
193, 997
,164,281
302, 245
916, 942
989, 026
388,958
302, 079
246, 041
746, 517
42,755
14,202
63.906,113
19, 841
92, 140, 198
629
2,220,198
19, 312
89, 920, 000
975,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salai'y
1 $16,806
1 16,037
1 15, 787
1 14, 706
1
1
6
1
1
1
3
79
118
1
164
1
26
164
1
45
151
176
1
470
1,205
5
1,618
6
11
14,394
16, 038
14, 040
76, 940
74,216
114,920
25, 230
12, 230
12, 750
12, 760
63, 730
13, 620
12,480
12, 750
39, 270
876, 692
1, 123, 152
,367,162
196, 577
, 168, 814
305,642
928, 897
, 002, 691
,426,237
,371,439
, 297, 620
, 797, 310
42,959
15,071
67, 763, 743
20, 710
96, 304, 484
195
2, 957, 484
20,015
93,347,000
877,000
51
52
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
REAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES— Continued
Buildings Management Fund — Continued
I9G0 actual
1961 estimate
1862 estimate
other personal services:
Regular pav above 52-week base
$644, 170
1, 024, 712
602,399
11, 155
$345, 800
1.000,000
615,000
16,000
$1,100,000
Nightwork differential _ -_- ... ..
625, 000
Additional pay for service abroad
15,000
Total personal services
86,998,306
92,870,800
95, 964, 000
Construction Services, Public Buildings
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, design and
construction
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy assistant commissioner, de-
sign and construction
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Branch chief, construction ,
Chief, design and construction
Contract specialist
Director, architectural and structural
engineering.. _
Director, construction
Director, estimates
Director, mechanical and electrical
engineering
Project coordinator
GS-14, $12,210 to $13,.'il0:
Administrative officer
Architect
Architectural engineer-
Branch chief, design
Chief, design and construction
Construction management engineer..
Deputy director, architectmal engi-
neering
Deputy director, construction ,
Deputy director, estimates.
Deputy director, mechanical and elec-
trical engineering
Desigii architect
Electrical engineer ,
General engineer
Mechanical engineer
Structural engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $.5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment--
Other personal services:
Regular pay al)ove 52-week base --
Overtime and holiday pay --
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,621
1 14, 435
1 13.374
1 13, 374
1 14, 227
1 12, 771
1 13, 978
1 13, 978
1 13,083
1 13, 978
11.606
47, 610
36, 982
47, 610
97, 862
23, 212
1 12, 563
1 12, 663
1 11,606
1
2
3
4
2
2
90
166
263 '
11,606
24. 169
35. 776
48, 338
25. 126
24. 169
957, 879
, 546, 061
2, 079. 320
77 493,893
11,856
329. 455
106. 392
305, 966
490,903
398, 409
17, 566
2
60
21
66
119
104
6
1,022
7. 347, 306
45.7
319, 938
976 3
7, 027, 368
62. 037
64,056
37, 391
7, 170, 852
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,056
1 15, 787
14. 394
14. 394
1.5.309
1 14.061
1 15. 038
1 15.038
1 14. ,394
1 15,038
12, 4S0
50,210
39, 000
51.000
106, 120
39,790
1 13, 520
1 13. 620
1 12. 750
12, 7.50
26. 270
62, 270
51,250
40, 660
25,500
1
2
4
4
3
2
118
1, 336, 640
192
1.915.280
288
2.415.893
70 472.980
19,158
263, 412
100. 177
371. 786
530. 712
400.005
17.887
3
44
18
74
119
105
5
8. 641. 429
17
211.965
1.061
8. 329. 464
32,500
32,036
8,394,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,056
1 15, 787
X 14, 706
1 14, 706
1 15, 309
1 14, 061
1 15,038
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
1 16, 038
12, 760
61,230
39, 270
51, .500
107, 160
39, 790
1 13, 620
1 13. 520
1 12. 750
1
2
4
4
3
2
118
12.750
26. 270
62. .540
.51. 760
40. 560
26,750
1,339,942
192
1, 917, 780
288
2, 418. 693
70 476.320
19.490
266. 732
101.012
376. 766
53.5. 912
406.246
18. 303
3
44
18
74
119
105
6
8. 679. 338
■7
217. 838
1.061
8.361,600
32,600
8, 394, 000
PERSONAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES
Operating Expenses, Federal Supply Service
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $16,530:
Commissioner of Federal supply
OS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner, procurement
policy
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17. 60O
1 16,392
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, .500
1 16, 636
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
1 16, 806
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-17. $16,630 to $17,570— Continued
Assistant commissioner, property
management _
A.^slstant commissioner, supply
or)erations.
GS-16. $1.5,2.55 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, supply man-
agement
Assistant commissioner, utilization
and sales
Project director, procurement policy..
GS-I5. $1.3,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the commissioner
Deputy assistant commissioner, prop-
erty "man.agemcnt
Director, motor vehicles
Director, sales
Director, standards
Director, supply plaiming
Director, technical as.sistance
Director, utilization
Executive offlcer
General supply officer
Planning ofhcer..
Procurement policy officer
Hcgional director. Federal Supply
Service
Special assistant to commissioner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Chief, cataloging
Chief, property rehabilitation
Chief, specifications
Deputy director, motor vehicles
Deputy director, standards
Disposal officer
General supply officer
Procurement analyst
Supply management specialist
Utilization and sales officer
Utilization specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.256
OS-11. $7,660 to $8.860
GS-9. .$6,435 to $7,42.5 __..
GS-8. $5,8.85 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,,8.30 to .$.5,820...
OS-5. $4,346 to $5.336.
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4.670..
OS-3. .$3.7«0 to $4.390.
GS-2. $3..500to $4.130..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average nimiber,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differentia] ._
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num-
ber
10
Total
salary
$16,392
16,392
14,435
14.435
14, 685
12, 771
13,686
12. 771
12. 771
14.4.56
13. 374
12. 771
13. 374
14. 227
12. 771
12. 771
12. 771
137.010
14. 227
11. 3,57
11.835
12. 563
12. 085
12, 813
11. 3.57
36.047
45. 677
70,803
617. 968
695. 423
267. 277
243. 187
6. 386
206, 078
136,615
277. 084
299. 325
184. 603
3,266
17, 722
604 3, 495, 443
44. 7 322, 181
469.3
3. 173. 262
18. 496
24. 430
5.876
7
9,026
3,231,096
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
1 16, 536
1 16,787
1 15,787
1 15, 787
14,061
13, 749
13. 749
14. 061
15. 829
14. 394
14.061
14. 394
15. 309
13. 749
13. 749
29. 068
10 147. 680
1 15, 309
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
6
6
4
62
ICO
43
37
1
61
26
79
107
49
2
12,480
12, 750
12. 230
13. 520
13. 270
13.790
24. 460
12. 480
50.460
74. 160
75. 170
52,000
693. 836
940. 370
337. ,503
261. 189
6.885
297. 528
141.360
391. 100
474.448
207. 093
7.030
6 27, 248
623 4, 616. 241
46.5 317.441
577.5
4, 298, 800
6,800
16.500
3.700
4. 335. 600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
1 16, 806
1 16, 037
1 15, 787
1 16, 037
14, 394
14, 061
14, 061
14,061
16, 829
14, 706
14,061
14, 706
15,309
13. 749
13, 749
29, 391
10 148, 720
1 15, 309
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
6
6
4
66
106
69
66
1
52
26
90
116
47
2
12. 480
13.000
12, 480
13. 620
13. 620
14. 040
24. 710
12.480
60.793
75.190
75.690
62. 250
743. 162
996. 135
.539. 470
451.370
6.886
308. 592
143. 897
446. M6
615. 137
200. 266
7.238
6 27. 248
706 5. 223. 984
32. 5 230. 184
673.5
4, 993, 800
6,600
12,600
6, 013, 000
Expenses, Supply Distribution
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Director, national buying
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to assistant commissioner...
Assistant to director, national buying.
Branch chief, natloual buying..
Deputy director, national buying
Director, Inspection.
Director, stores
Director, supply support
Emerpency operations officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Branch chief, stores
Chief, regional buying
Chief, regional stores..
Deputy director, stores
Emergency operations officer
General supply officer, national buy-
ing. _
Inspection specialist
Procurement officer, national buying,.
Section chief, national buying,..
Supply service officer..
Supplv support specialist---
GS-13. :|10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,266
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,686
12, 771
13, 374
64,479
12, 771
13, 686
13, 374
2 24, 170
4 45, 677
1
1
4
2
6
4
2
2
61
71
11, .3.57
11.606
46. 165
23,441
70. 323
45, 926
23,441
23, 192
639, 462
622, 187
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,787
14, 061
14, 706
69, 681
14, 061
14, 706
14,394
14, 061
26, 230
60, 190
12. 230
12. 480
12, 480
49, 920
2.5, 230
75, 420
49, 420
24, 710
26, 230
774,377
742,686
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,037
14, 061
14, 706
70,638
14,061
1,5, 038
14.706
14.061
13. 749
62, 690
61,260
49, 170
12,750
60,730
2.5, 230
77, 7,50
60,41W
25, 230
25, ,500
815, 160
87 821,966
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
53
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-IO. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
aS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
Ungraded positions at bourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)-
Positions other than permanent; Tempo-
rary employment
Other persona! services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nlghtwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
102
$767, 475
3 19, 822
162
1, 080, 078
6 36, 193
149
819, 044
11 57, 014
175
817, 983
272
1, 136, 282
245
946, 598
11 39, 237
604
2, 935, 108
1,911
10, 356, 901
148.5
811, 147
1, 762. 5
9, 646, 754
167,818
73, 430
301, 730
1,316
10, 090, 048
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
103
$836, 323
1 7, 176
194
1, 363, 705
5 33, 426
169
1,015,438
13 72, 115
197
985, 900
280
1,264,474
280
1,164,102
10 40, 142
662
3, 233, 438
2,093
12, 067, 198
133.5
912, 798
1, 959. 6
11, 154, 400
160, 200
44,000
250, 000
11,608,600
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
125
$1,
1
220
1,
2
197
1,
16
216
1,
294
1,
276
1,
8
Total
salary
009, 425
7,509
659, 700
13, 770
172, 797
87, 338
075, 795
326, 620
149, 221
32,280
724
3, 792, 646
2,286
13,
173.!
1,
481,943
!
034, 643
2, 112. 2
12, 447, 400
129, 000
150, 000
General Supply Fund
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 771
1 11,835
11 117,832
11 95,388
31 233, 769
17 117,373
22 138, 471
1 6,386
16 90, 284
6 29, 557
32 148, 260
67 276, 592
24 92, 935
1 3,827
227 1,274,572
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
4 60,730
12 136,281
10 92,350
32 265, 162
14 98, 140
38 262, 658
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
4 61, 230
12 137, 681
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Transportation officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12 $8,955 to $10,255
10 93, 390
32 268 282
GS-11 $7 560 to $8 860
GS-10 $6,995 to $7,985
21 148,695
45 311,919
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8 $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
16 98, 532
8 43,493
42 210, 546
73 327,808
25 105, 150
1 4, 139
278 1,567,232
16 100, 182
GS-6 $4,830 to $5,820
8 44,318
47 237, 271
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 ,
78 362, 328
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
25 106,515
X 4 139
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to IP.'^': than $12,910
295 1,666,082
Tf^tM pprmanPTit: . ,
468 2,649,852
66.6 370,636
554 3,276,282
37.2 219,682
595 3,536,993
Deduct lapses ..
30.8 183,293
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) - -
402.5
2,279,216
57,839
473
17, 526
32,310
10
8,826
616.8
3,056,600
664.2
Positions other than permanent:
3,352,700
Other personal services:
11,800
Ovprtimo flnd holiday pay,.
Add excess armual leave earned over
2,396,200
3,068,400
3, 362, 700
Advances and Reimbursements, Personal Property Activities
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
General supply officer
Supply management officer,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $S,955 to $10,255.
OS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
1
3
5
31
$11,835
23, 192
10,150
26, 727
37,585
201, 364
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
3
3
9
26
$12, 230
26, 230
33,488
28, 455
71, 219
183, 562
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
3
3
9
26
$12, 230
26, 480
33, 759
28, 726
73,009
184, 964
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv.
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses .
Not permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Eegular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Nightwork differential...
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
18
2
12
24
39
69
$98, 799
9,631
62, 209
99, 129
148, 200
213, 054
160 805, 135
357 1, 737, 000
41.4 219,401
315.6
1, 617, 599
37, 833
11,478
11, 672
46, 830
13,872
1,639,284
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$128,210
10, 337
71, 030
99, 632
251,862
172, 491
180 940, 561
389 2, 028, 307
21.4 110,607
367.6
1, 917, 700
16,000
17,000
7,300
11,100
11, 100
1, 980, 200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
22 $129,062
2 10, 672
15 72, 368
100, 672
253, 942
174, 061
22
61
43
180 940, 561
389 2, 039, 475
22 114,475
367
1, 925, 000
16,000
17,000
11,100
11, 100
1, 980, 200
RECORDS ACTIVITIES
Operating Expenses, National Archives and Records Service
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Archivist of the United States
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy archivist of the United States.
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,296:
Assistant archivist. National Ar-
chives
Assistant archivist, records manage-
ment
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Archivist
Director, Eisenhower Library
Director, Federal Register
Director, Roosevelt Library
Director, Truman Library
Executive director. National His-
torical Publications Commission...
Records management specialist..
Regional director. National Archives
and Records Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Archivist...
Editor, P^ederal Register
Records management specialist .,
Regional director. National Archives
and Records Service
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nighwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 15, 870
1 14, 914
1 14, 206
1 12, 771
1 13, 374
13, 374
13, 978
13, 083
13, 978
39, 227
7 85, 584
1 11,367
12 139,660
8 97, 155
38 393,590
72 644,764
67 431,273
10 71, 148
120 776,001
9 65, 121
181
1,002,214
73 382,008
224
1, 057, 682
344
1, 467, 326
413
1, 643, 689
163 626,649
6 20, 901
162 778,765
1,915
9, 895, 421
96.6
522, 872
1, 819.4
9,372,549
23, 494
72, 140
32, 906
358
2,902
9, 604, 349
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 17, 326
1 16, 307
1 15,517
1 14, 061
1 14, 061
1 14, 706
I 15, 309
I 14, 394
1 16, 309
3 43, 818
2 29, 432
8 105, 280
1 12, 230
15 188,047
8 105,580
37 415,102
76 740,691
58 480,043
10 77, 475
118 830,645
9 60, 763
181
1, 086, 567
72 411,291
225
1, 155, 974
341
1, 678, 988
404
1, 746, 442
169 668,026
6 22, 494
165 739,485
10, 654, 352
60 421,403
1,838
10, 232, 949
39, 293
31,158
3,200
10, 306, 600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $20,000
1 17, 326
1 16, 307
1 16, 617
1 14, 061
1 14, 061
1 14, 706
1 15, 309
1 14, 394
1 15, 309
3 44, 143
2 29, 744
8 106,060
1 12, 480
16 189,705
8 106,620
37 417,962
76 746,411
59 489,954
10 77, 970
118 838,270
9 61, 965
185
1, 119, 568
72 417,397
220
1,172,036
341
1, 690, 748
404
1, 767, 177
169 669,970
6 23, 124
166 739,486
1,904
10, 777. 779
68 416,099
1,846
10, 361, 680
31,120
3,200
10, 396, 000
54
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
RECORDS ACTIVITIES— Continued
Advances and Reimbursements, Records Activities
Grades and ranges:
GiS-H. $12, 210 to $13,510:
Mimasement analyst -
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 ,
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-weefe base
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,813
1 4, 992
3 17, 014
B 34, 819
0.6 3,893
4.4 30,926
220
31, 146
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, 633
3 17, 014
4 22,547
0.6 2, 624
3.4 19,923
77
20,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $5, 699
3 17,014
4 22, 713
0.6 2, 713
3.4 20,000
20,000
TRANSPORTATION AND UTILITIES ACTIVITIES
Operating Expenses, Transportation and Public Utilities
Service
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Commissioner of transportation and
public utilities
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570;
Assistant commissioner, transporta-
tion --
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, public utili-
ties and representation
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, program analysis and devel-
opment-
Director, transportation operations. . .
Director, representation
Director, traffic management
Regional director. Transportation and
Public Utilities Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Traffic management specialist
Director, public utilities,.
Director, communications
Public utilities specialist
Regional director, Transportation and
Public Utilities Service
Transportation economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to .$8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 - -.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,700 to $4,390
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 614
1 15, 621
1
14,206
13,083
13, 374
12, 771
13,083
7 80,016
1 11,357
1 11,357
6 60, 434
7
1
16
22
20
79, 748
12, 563
164, 694
191, 173
149, 632
33
4
21
6
33
16
19
214, 675
23.275
116, 187
28,933
153, 896
61,213
71,264
218 1,529,969
26.7 187,624
191.3
1,342,345
6,622
5,144
10,324
4,394
1,367,729
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
14, 394
14,394
13, 749
14,394
13, 749
100,920
12,230
12,230
63,210
73,900
13.520
220, 712
237, 745
219, 877
7,987
247, 544
39, 146
136, 740
36,690
150, 221
92,560
100, 513
249 1, 886, 260
11.1 83,195
237.9
1,803,065
8,000
8,000
6,936
1,826,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 17, 056
1
15, 267
1 14, 706
1 14, 706
1 14,0f)l
1 14, 394
1
13,749
8 101,420
1 12,480
1 12,480
5 63, 460
6 74, 400
198, 870
219, 235
212, 806
7,987
233,612
39, 478
124,839
37,020
146, 205
92, 976
101,346
238 1,800,964
0. 6 4, 664
237.4
1,796,400
8,000
1, 804, 400
Advances and Reimbursements, Transportation and Utilities
Activities
Grades and ranges:
QS-9. $6,435 to .$7,426..
QS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $13, 187
16.619
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 .$13,874
1 6, 718
3 17, 430
Num- Total
her salary
1 $7, 426
1 6,886
3 17, 930
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336—-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime hoUday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4, 960
6 34, 756
0. 5 2, 886
6.6 31,870
245
311
32,426
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $38. 022
1. 1 6, 722
4.9 31,300
100
31,400
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $32, 241
0.7 4,641
4.3 27,600
27,600
DEFENSE MATERIALS ACTIVITIES
Strategic and Critical Materials
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,600:
Commissioner of defense materials
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
.\ssistant commissioner, operations...
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner, policy repre-
sentation
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, depot inventory.
Commodity industry analyst
Director, economic and marketing re-
search _
Director, inspection
Director, project administration
Director, storage
Director, technical research and de-
velopment
Program planning officer
Recional director. Defense Materials
Service
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, inspection
Assistant director, storage
Commodity industry analyst
Director, inspection
Executive assistant.
Industrial equipment and machine
officer
Mot'ilization planning officer
Project manager
Regional director, Defense Materials
SerWce
GS-13. $10,035 to $11,935 -.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255....
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985....
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425- -.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
OS-7. .t.5,355 to $6,345 _
OS-6. $1,830 to $5,820 -.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670, —
GS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
QS-2. $3,600 to $1,130
Ungraded positions at hom-ly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
1 15, 392
1 14,914
1 13, 978
1 13, 978
1 14, 456
1 13, 978
1 13, 083
1 13, 978
1 13, 083
1 13, 083
11.606
23,920
11,606
11,367
13,042
11,357
25, 376
47,840
236,390
216.607
285. 045
41. 974
306. 219
23.712
109. 680
29. 537
196, 516
211.773
212, 661
10, 3.59
222 1, 194, 534
569 3, 388. 548
56. 1 332. 547
503.9
3,056,001
151, 397
23,607
13, 252
3, 244, 167
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
1 16, 806
16, 307
15,038
15, 038
15.558
13, 749
15. 038
14.394
15, 038
14, 061
28,122
12. 480
26, 750
1 12, 480
1 14, 040
1 12. 230
2 27, 310
38,750
263,289
215, 469
268. 402
30.680
366. 856
12. 439
85. 823
48.528
198. 975
212.368
233,083
11,377
218 1. 218, 761
540 3, 606, 751
14.7 95,171
626.3
3,411,680
56,400
13, 120
3.400
3, 484. 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
1 16, 806
1
16, 307
1 15,038
1 15, 558
1 13, 749
1 15. 038
1 14, 394
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
2 28, 455
1 12,230
1 12. 480
2 26,000
1 12,480
1 14, WO
1 12. 480
2 27,310
38, 7.50
251,892
222,269
275,993
45, 178
387, 345
12,605
85, 987
54,497
195, 129
215.904
190, 294
7,446
217 1,213,365
635 3. 496, 953
10.2 63,553
624.8
3,433,400
31,200
2,100
3, 466, 700
.\dvances AND Reimbursements, Defense Materials
Activities
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510
Procurement analyst..
OS-12. $S,955 to $10.255,.
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860,..
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,813
3 26, 478
4 32,011
2 14,082
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,790
2 19,490
6 62,416
3 23, 151
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,790
2 19, 490
7 60,237
3 23,483
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
55
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ,
OS-8. $6,885 to $6,875 ,
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390- — .
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)--
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday base
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
14
1
4
10
9
9
$92, 664
6,074
21, 153
47, 861
39, 142
34, 673
17 90, 376
74 417,327
12.3 63,646
61.7 363,781
4,303
2,746
5,866
366, 695
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$142, 834
6,885
40, 561
31, 076
60,856
34, 510
19 109, 161
84 624, 730
4.7 29,140
79. 3 495, 590
3,500
1,940
6,770
606, 800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$134, 410
6,886
61,293
31,408
46, 696
37,483
19 109, 161
86 634, 336
0.1 1,436
85. 9 632, 900
3,500
5,600
541,900
GENERAL ACTIVITIES
Salaries and Expenses, Office of Administr.\tor
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,265;
Administrator
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chairman, board of review
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Member, board of review
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-_._
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $21,000
1 20, 000
1 15,163
41,288
8,819
14,560
6,136
6,886
4,493
19, 054
12, 521
19 168,920
0. 8 9, 301
18. 2 159, 619
642
1,240
712
162, 213
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21, 000
1 20,000
16, 307
59, 779
9.485
16, 162
6,781
6,365
6,179
36, 750
4,056
21 200, 864
0.3 1,930
20.7 198,934
1,200
766
1,600
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
I 20,000
16, 307
59, 779
9,756
16, 702
6,947
6,365
6,346
36,256
4,160
202,617
917
21 201, 700
1,200
204,600
Administrative Operations Fund
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $17,500:
Comptroller
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Comptroller
General counsel-
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Associate general counsel
Comptroller
Director, management supervision. ..
Director of administration
Regional commissioner
Special assistant to administrator
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Assistant comptroller, accounting
Assistant comptroller, audit
Assistant comptroller, budget
Assistant comptroller, credit and fi-
nance-.
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to comptroller
Director of information
Director, persormel
Director, systems and procedures
Regional commissioner
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17,514
15, 621
15. 392
15. 870
15. 392
15. 392
16, 392
14,914
14, 206
14, 435
14, 206
57, 303
14,435
14,206
14,685
14,208
131, 185
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 18, 512
I 16, 806
17, 326
16,806
16, 806
16,806
16, 307
15. 267
15. 787
15.617
61. 688
15. 787
15. 267
15. 787
16, 267
143, 623
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 512
18, 512
17, 066
17, 326
16,806
16,806
16,806
16. 307
16. 517
16, 787
15, 787
62,338
15, 787
15, 517
16,037
16, 517
143, 893
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Agency service coordinator
Assistant comptroller, reports
Assistant general counsel
Attorney
Auditor
Branch chief, automatic data process-
ing
Branch chief, budget
Branch chief, employment security...
Branch chief, persoimel management.
Branch chief, reports and forms-
Branch chief, survey and analysis
Deputy regional commissioner
Director, administrative operations...
Director, budget estimates.
Director, business services and small
business..
Director, compUance..
Financial analyst
Information ofEcer
Management officer..
Mobilization planning officer.
Regional administrative assistant
Regional comptroller...
Regional counsel
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant.
Administrative officer
A gency service coordinator
Attorney..
Auditor
Branch chief, budget
Branch chief, directives
Branch chief, personnel operations
Branch chief, property
Branch chief, records
Budget analyst
Business analyst
Chief, accounts
Chief, automatic data processing...
Chief, persoimel
Chief, systems and procedures
Classification officer
Digital computer systems analyst.
Employment officer...
Employee relations officer
Financial analyst
Investigator
Management analyst
Management officer
Regional administrative assistant..
Regional counsel
Regional mobiUzation plaiming offi-
cer
Systems analyst
Training officer.
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,256..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $40,081
1 13, 083
1 13, 374
1 13, 374
4 63, 618
3 40, 143
1 13, 083
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
10
8
11
1
1
16
9
6
1
1
1
1
13, 374
13. 374
14.227
13, 083
13.686
14, 227
14, 227
12. 771
13.686
13, 083
12, 771
12, 771
13,083
26, 166
129, 641
109, 137
130, 748
11.836
12, 813
191. 192
107, 615
62. 368
12. 085
11.606
13, 042
11.836
11,367
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860..
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,426...
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815....
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hohday pay
Night work differential.
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services-.
2 23, 192
2 23, 441
1 11,835
12. 085
12, 086
48, 109
68, 489
71, 761
11,3.57
24. 399
24, 170
1 11.836
1 12, 086
1 12, 563
137
1, 422, 530
146
1,292,380
149
1,122,232
4 28, 018
160
1,037,086
10 60, 696
182
1, 009, 697
94 483,208
423
1, 998, 545
328
1, 383, 806
209 811,296
44 160,826
8 28, 143
12 68, 116
1961 estimate
2,060
12, 888, 000
99.6
663, 767
1,960.4
12, 224, 233
88,464
94, 032
141, 934
11,788
300
2,150
12, 562, 901
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $43,764
1 14, 394
1 14, 706
1 14. 706
4 57, 162
3 44, 138
14, 394
70, 659
14. 706
14, 394
15, 558
14, 394
15. 038
15, 558
15, 309
1 14, 061
1 14, 706
1 14. 394
1 14, 061
1
3
10
10
12
1
14.061
42.849
142. 253
145, 450
163. 440
13, 270
14
11
179, 210
140, 460
13.000
12, 750
14. 310
12. 750
73,630
12. 230
12. 480
12. 230
37. 710
26. 230
12,750
13. 270
13. 270
13. 270
53, 060
63. 980
78, 270
1902 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
3 $44,097
1 14, 394
1 14, 706
1 14, 706
6 S5, 926
3 44, 470
14,394
70, 659
14, 706
14, 706
15, 558
14,394
1 15, 658
1 16, 309
1 14, 394
1 15, 038
I 14, 394
1 14, 394
1 14, 394
3 43. 142
10 142. 263
ID 146,765
11 140. 940
1 13, 270
16 191,981
11 141,730
12, 480
13,000
1 13, 620
143
1, 603, 481
161
1,628,445
155
1, 256. 281
5 37, 622
166
1,160.963
8 53, 415
200
1,197,963
113 625,587
406
2, 093, 204
304
1, 386, 027
190 802.294
36 143.015
1 3, 827
20 100,214
2,068
14, 224, 284
76
625, 750
1,992
13, 698, 534
36,650
62, 686
39,830
6,000
13, 833, 700
13, 270
12,750
14, 310
13.000
73.630
12. 480
12.480
12.480
37. 710
25,480
13.000
13. 270
13. 270
13. 270
53, 310
63, 980
78, 270
12,760
13,000
1 13, 520
143
1, 613, 597
164
1, 666, 870
155
1, 272, 654
6 38, 099
166
1, 176, 856
8 53,914
209
1, 266, 186
115 643,609
394
2, 056, 964
305
1, 401, 823
190 811,861
36 144,444
1 3, 827
20 100,214
2, 072
14. 406, 637
64.8
374, 937
2,017.2
14, 030, 700
13,800
14, 044, 60O
56
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
GENERAL ACTIVITIES— Continued
Working Capital Fund
Grades and ranges:
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Printing and publications specialist--
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Printing and publications specialist..
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $S,966 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS- 10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 _
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 042
34, 799
7,280
6,666
25, 344
27. 498
6,408
41,392
68, 468
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14, 040
4
1
1
4
5
1
9
18
38,230
8,091
7,509
28, 101
30, 326
5,990
44,783
82,784
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$14, 394
12, 230
11,170
45, 635
8,091
7,675
35, 050
37,026
11
16
55, 971
73,944
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 _.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
34 $133,018
8 30, 097
1 3,349
89 446, 743
174 843, 094
26 122, 806
148 720, 289
2,495
6,541
8,746
737, 071
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
33 $139,161
7 29, 077
2 6, 926
92 466, 421
178 901, 439
2 8, 239
176 893,200
3,400
16, 500
913, 100
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
31 $133,517
8 32, 697
2 7, 136
101 606, 356
190 980, 891
4.7 23,491
185. 3 957, 400
12,000
969, 400
HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
Salaeies and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Administrator
Deputy administrator
Commissioner.
GS-18. $18,500:
General counsel
Assistant administrator
Deputy commissioner
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator
Deputy commissioner
Division director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator
Assistant commissioner
Associate general counsel
Chief counsel
Deputy commissioner
Division director
Regional administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Agency accounting officer
Special assistant to the Administrator.
Assistant commissioner
Assistant general counsel
Attorney.-
Branch director
Community disposition director.
Division director
Economist
Executive secretary
Information officer
Realty ofiicer _.
Special assistant to the commissioner. .
Special assistant to the deputy com-
missioner -__
Technical standards coordinator
Deputy assistant commissioner
Engineer
Regional administrator
Deputy regional admimstrator
Assistant to regional administrator
Regional counsel _ __
Regional director for urban renewal...
Regional director for community
facilities
Director, northwest area operations _.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area re view specialist
Assistant branch director
Assistant division director
Attorney
Branch director
Budget analyst
Building codes specialist
Community disposition supervisor
Deputy branch director
Deputy division director.
Information specialist
Division director
Economist
Engineer
Field coordinator _
Intergroup relations officer
Investigator
Liaison officer
Management analyst III".. I...
Program analyst
Publications editor I"""..!"
Section chief.
Staff director "I..!!"!.
Statistician
Technical adviser 1111.1
Placement officer I.IIIIIII
Training officer IIIIIII
Classification specialist ,
Urban planning speciahst
Area representative
Regional counsel
Deputy regional counsel
Regional director for urban renewal...
Housing economist
Regional attorney
Regional director for community fa-
cilities
Deputy regional director for com-
munity facilities _
Finance officer I
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$21, 000
20. 010
40,020
17, 614
2 32, 448
1 15, 621
1 16, 392
2
1
1
2
6
1
6
1
3
4
19
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
29, 369
67, 282
28,641
14, 206
15.163
29, 599
86,901
13, 978
65, 374
14. 227
39, 249
63, 617
256, 711
13,083
63,808
13, 083
13.083
13,686
13,686
13, 978
1 13, 083
1 13, 686
1961 estimate
13,083
64, 479
14, 227
64, 167
81, 182
6 67, 495
1 14, 466
26, 126
22,963
47,610
71, 652
36,254
36, 526
12,663
23,192
12,813
23. 920
11,606
26,376
36,712
12,563
35, 277
12,334
11,367
12, 334
34, 320
34, 798
11,836
22,963
23. 192
12, 663
11,367
2 23, 691
2 24, 419
11,606
71,781
23,691
1 12, 771
22,963
69,426
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20, 010
2 40, 020
1 18, 612
2 37, 024
1 18, 512
16, 636
49, 608
30,784
77, 085
31, 824
15, 267
61.068
93,912
15, 038
70, 658
3
. 3
19
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
6
42,616
43, 161
276. 601
14, 061
28, 788
14,061
14, 394
16, 038
14, 706
16, 038
14,394
14, 706
14, 061
14, 061
14, 394
83,118
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 20.010
2 40, 020
1 18, 612
2 37, 024
1 18, 612
6 82, 806
6 87,963
88, 879
16,658
27,040
24, 710
49, 940
78, 040
25, 760
38, 230
13,520
25,230
13, 790
38,250
27,040
39, 540
13, 520
37, 980
13, 520
24, 980
37, 190
37, 730
12, 750
24, 710
25, 230
13. 620
12, 230
12, 230
12, 230
12, 230
13,000
12, 230
13, 270
77, 020
12, 760
77, 770
6 75, 149
6 76,230
16,636
49, 608
31,034
77, 625
32. 094
15, 617
61.068
94,682
15, 038
71, 615
43. 182
67,554
280, 199
14.394
29,100
14, 394
14,394
15, 038
15,038
15,038
14,394
16, 038
14, 061
14, 061
14, 394
84, 720
84,387
88,607
6 89, 191
1 16, 658
27,040
25,230
37, 980
78, 500
26, 020
38, 750
13, 520
1 13, 790
3 38, 600
27, 040
40, 040
13, 520
38, 480
13, 520
25, 230
37, 720
38, 230
13,000
25, 230
26, 480
13, 620
12,230
12, 230
12, 230
13,000
12, 480
13, 270
78, 560
12,750
78,560
6 75, 669
6 77,230
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610— Continued
Engineer
Deputy regional director for urban
renewal
Assistant to regional director
Director of urban renewal operations.
Planning officer
Real estate ofiicer .
Relocation officer
Rehabilitation specialist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,956 to $9,215..
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876..
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345..
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820..
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335..
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,816.
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $98,820
6 71,321
3
6
10
3
2
210
2
313
2,
184
143
2
103
75
189
236
118
10
4
36, 733
71,551
116,260
34, 669
22, 714
2, 226, 729
3
2, 818, 191
4
1,370,038
902, 968
11, 107
566, 146
385, 782
872, 271
970, 393
446, 030
35, 819
12, 376
21,840
1,799
13. 308, 688
172.6
1, 233, 036
1, 626. 4
12, 076, 652
92,889
12,168,441
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $93,600
12
6
6
206
77, .500
73,380
77, 250
76,960
151, 160
75,460
73,380
2, 359, 446
309
2,
210
1,
145
2
105
75
196
271
1, 191, 134
155 624,788
10 38, 166
8 26, 248
6 22, 673
2, 973, 644
1, 668, 154
988, 673
12, 272
628, 957
420, 331
977, 226
1,936
15, 204, 103
168
1, 3M, 371
1,767
13,849,732
63,268
13, 903, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $93,870
78,040
73,380
77,790
78,310
152, 150
75,960
74, 130
6
6
6
6
12
6
6
221
2, 523, 486
329
3, 200, 329
240
1, 933, 674
179
1, 246, 786
2 12, 605
135 794,719
75 431,770
261
1, 294, 762
303
1, 343, 910
166 678,290
10 38, 894
8 27, 080
6 22, 673
2,168
16,813,844
165
1, 176, 844
2,003
15, 638, 000
15,638,000
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE ASSOCIATION
Limitation on Administrative Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1062 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $16,630:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 16,349
1 14,914
I 14, 206
6 68,430
1 13, 978
1 14, 466
1 13, 686
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 17,676
1 16, 037
1 15,267
5 75, 190
1 15,038
1 15, 658
1 16,038
1 13, 749
1 16,038
1 14, 394
I 14, 706
6 61, 150
8 61,900
6 61,900
1 13, 620
1 12.230
6 64,260
6 83.760
1 13,000
1 12, 480
1 13,000
Num- Total
ber salary
I $20, 000
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
1 17, 676
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Genp.rftl cnmi^pl
1 16, 037
1 16, 267
OS-I5. $13,730 to $16,030:
Agency mnnnger
5 75, 190
1 15,038
Controller
1 15, 829
Director, examination anii audit
Fmancial assistant to secretary-
1 16,038
1 13, 749
Irfian mnTi.igp.r
1 13,977
1 13,083
1 13, 686
4 46, 677
4 46, 176
3 34,071
1 12, 663
1 15, 309
Special assistant to the President
Technical assistant and assistant
1 14, 394
1 15. 038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
5 62, 400
Agency counsel
S 61,900
Agency director, examination and
audit
5 62,400
Assistant controller
Assistant director, examination and
audit
I 13,620
1 12, 480
Assistant manager, administration
Assistant manager, loan administra-
tion.. . ..
6 68, 718
5 68, 987
1 12,085
1 11, 606
1 11, 835
1 11, 606
5 66,290
6 66,000
1 13,000
Attorney-adviser — general
1 12, 480
Deputy director, examination and
audit..
Financial assistant to secretary-
treasurer
1 13,270
57
58
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FEDERAL NATIONAL MORTGAGE
ASSOCIATION— Continued
Limitation on Administrative Expenses — Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Loiin specialist
Mortiinge security analyst _.
Technical assistant to controller
OS-13. $10,635-$ll.!t35
GS-12. $8,955-$10.255
GS-11. $7.560-$8,860 _._ -.
GS-9. $fi,435-$7,425.-.
OS-8. $5,SS5-$6.875 -
GS-7. $5,355-$6,345
GS-6. $4.830-$5.820 ...,
GS-5. $4,345-$5,335
aS-4. $4,n.l0-$4.670
GS-3. $3,760-$4,390
GS-2. $3,500-$4.130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Other personnel compensation:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
1
29
35
63
75
8
104
10
195
196
144
28
$11,
12,
11,
299,
31)1,
473,
480,
49,
572,
51.
931,
826,
551.
103,
9,568
933
5, 205. 662
102. 7 576, 152
830.3
4, 629, 500
17, 800
45,784
83,900
4, 776, 984
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
1
37
42
85
89
1
149
11
144
184
124
37
$12, 230
13, 000
13,000
401, 491
382, 080
669, 065
598, 420
6,718
876, 063
62, 276
701, 974
831,981
511,939
143, 575
9,568
954
5, 858, 151
56. 3 471, 551
897.7
5, 386, 600
20,600
80, 500
5, 487, 700
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 230
13. 270
13, 270
405, 292
388, 750
679, 995
651, 175
6.885
928, 383
62, 608
717, 189
927. 889
515, 871
147, 506
9,568
1
1
1
37
43
85
96
1
152
11
146
209
126
38
994
6, 110, 086
49. 8 253, 486
944.2
5, 856, 600
87,300
5, 943, 900
FEDERAL HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Assistant commissioner for field oper-
ations
Assistant commissioner for programs..
Assistant commissioner for technical
standards
Deputy comrai-ssioner for operations,.
General counsel
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Assistant commissioner for adminis-
tration
Assistant commissioner for audit and
examination
Assistant commissioner for mortgages
and properties. -. ___
Assistant commissioner for title I
Assistant to the commissioner
Comptroller
Zone operations commissioner
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant to the commissioner (inter-
group relations services)
Attorney adviser
Civil defense officer
Deputy assistant commissioner, audit
and examination
Deputy assistant commissioner for
field operations...
Deputy assistant commissioner for
programs
Deputy comptroller
Director, appraisal and mortgage risk
division
Director, architectural standards divi-
sion
Director, audit division
Director, budget division
Director, cooperative housing divi-
sion
Director, general services division
Director, insuring office-
Director, management engineering
division
Director, mortgage insurance division.
Director, personnel division.
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20,000
17, 600
15. 375
15,375
15.615
15. 375
1.5, 375
14, 670
14, 670
14,190
14. 190
15. 160
14,910
87, 060
12. 770
27, 040
12, 770
13, 370
14, 450
12, 770
14, 210
14, 450
13. 970
13, 970
13, 970
12, 770
251.510
13, 670
13, 070
13,370
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20,000
18,500
16, 630
16, 630
16, 790
16, 630
16, 790
16, 035
15, 775
15, 255
15, 255
16, 295
15, 255
94, 390
13, 730
42, 490
13, 730
14, 705
30,680
13. 730
15, 290
16, 550
16.030
15, 030
15. 030
13, 730
13,730
272, 765
15, 030
14, 380
14, 705
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 18. 500
1 16. 530
1 16, 530
1 16. 790
1 16. 530
1 16, 790
16,035
15. 515
16. 515
16. 295
15. 255
94, 650
1 13. 7.30
3 42. 490
I 13, 730
1 14, 705
2 30, 580
1 14. 056
1 15, 290
1 15, 550
1
1
1
1
1
19
1
I
1
15. 030
15. 030
15, 030
14, 055
13, 730
273,416
15, 030
14,380
14, 705
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-1.5. $13,750 to $15.030— Continued
Director, program division
Director, property management divi-
sion..
Director, research and statistics divi-
sion
Information officer-
Special assistant for armed services
housing ___
Special assistant for cooperative
housing
Special assistant for elderly housing...
Special assistant for home mortgages-
Special assistant for nursing homes...
Special assistant for rental housing.-.
Special assistant for urban renewal...
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant director, appraisal and
mortgage risk division
Assistant director, insuring office
Assistant to assistant commissioner
for mortgages and properties
Attorney-adviser
Chief, accounting branch
Chief, fiscal branch..
Chief, insurance branch
Chief, actuarial and financial section..
Chief, architectural section
Chief, building engineering section
Chief, commissioner-held project
servicing section..
Chief, construction cost section
Chief, insured project servicing sec-
tion.
Deputy director, general services
division
Deputy director, mortgage insurance
division
Deputy director, personnel division..
Deputy director, program division
Deputy director, property manage-
ment division
Deputy director, research and sta-
tistics division
Deputy special assistant for nursing
homes
Deputy special assistant for urban
renewal
Deputy zone operations commissioner.
Director, examination division
Director, gener.al services division
Director, insuring office
Financial economist...
Information officer
Chief, land planning section
Chief, market analysis section..
Chief, mortgage credit section
Chief, project insurance section
Chief, research section
Chief, review and analysis section.
Chief, sanitary and engineering sec-
tion
Chief, standards and studies section..
Chief, statistics section
Chief, valuation section
Chief underwriter
Congressional liaison officer
Deputy assistant commissioner, title I.
Deputy director, architectural stand-
ards division
Deputy director, budget division
Deputy director, cooperative housing
division . .-
Operations officer
Standards and procedures coordinator-
Supervisory auditor
Zone underwriting adviser
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-
GS-ll. $7,560 to $8,800..
GS-IO. $6,996 to $7,985..
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875...
GS-7, $5,355 to $6,345—
G!3-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-t. $4,040 to $4,670—
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
I $13,070
1 13, 970
13,970
13, 370
1 12, 770
12,770
12, 770
12, 770
12, 770
12, 770
13, 370
11,355
1 13,035
19 212,310
12, 075
83,565
11,355
11. 365
12,555
12, 315
12, 665
12, 555
1 11.355
1 12. 556
1 13, 035
11.595
12. 315
12, 075
1 12, 565
I 12, 315
I
6
1
1
45
1
1
1
1
1
1
I
1
12. 075
72. 930
12, 795
12, 075
536, 416
12.075
11, 3.55
13.035
13. 035
12. 655
12, 315
11,835
13. 035
I 11,595
I 12. 555
I 11,355
1 13. 035
19 223,425
1 11, 3,55
11, 595
1
12. 555
11,836
1 11, 835
1 11,595
2 24. 150
9 112,756
318
3. 316, 645
560
4. 886, 040
822
6. 190. 020
54 377.520
1,796
11, 674. 225
30 175. 6.50
251
1, 345. 190
226
1.144,270
706
3, 261. 790
1,009
4, 443, 610
1,105
4, 233. 065
147 526,270
12 38, 470
00 304,808
Total permanent 7, 355 7, 305 S, 382
44,547,628 48,336,693 £4,345,108
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
19
Total
salary
$14,055
16,290
16,030
14,380
14, 055
13, 730
13, 730
13, 730
13, 730
13, 730
14,380
14,030
241,610
13, 250
103, 400
12, 470
12,470
13.510
13,250
13,510
13, 610
12. 210
13, 510
14,030
12, 210
12. 470
13. 250
12,990
13, 510
12, 210
13,250
79,500
13, 770
579, 610
12,990
329
3,
552
827"
(
55
1,785
i:
32
256
1
238
1.
1,083
4
992
140
17
14, 030
14. 030
13, 770
13,250
12. 730
14,030
12. 730
13. 510
12, 470
14,030
241. 350
12,730
12,730
13. 510
12,730
12, 730
13. 510
12. 470
26. 980
108, 080
713, 676
,329,380
. 748. 680
419, 705
, 560. 235
203,830
501, 890
312, 125
079,700
923, 245
. 140. 595
Ml. 240
67,820
59 302,843
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
2
8
333
3.
565
5,
834
6,
63
2.150
15.
34
311
1,
280
1,
839
4,
1,317
5,
1,215
6,
147
17
069. 120
216,425
816,050
559, 145
219,800
922,050
027, 075
569. 940
68,660
69 302,843
HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY
59
Deduct lapses - -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) —
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim^
bursable details
Total personal services
6,988
42, 610, 318
128,801
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations:
Administrative --
Nonadministrative
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
367
$1, 937, 210
324, 982
448, 082
1,209
103, 143
5,228
43, 621, 763
$6, 297, 283
37, 283, 088
41, 392
1961 estimate
Xum- Total
ber salary
241
$1,471,298
7,064
46, 865, 400
141,000
7,862
61, 778, 000
675, 000
177, 700
625,000
110,900
47, 820, 000
$7, 058, 000
40, 720, 000
42,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
620
$2, 567, 108
757, 000
"iii,'666
53, 321, 000
$7, 362, 000
46,917,000
42,000
PUBLIC HOUSING ADMINISTRATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Appropriations, Limitations, and Other Funds of Public
Housing Administration
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $16,530:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Deputy commissioner
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner for adminis-
tration
Assistant commissioner for audits
Assistant commissioner for develop-
ment
Assistant commissioner for manage-
ment
General counsel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Assistant commissioner for financing..
Assistant commissioner on housing for
the elderly.. __
Comptroller _
Deputy assistant commissioner for
administration..
Deputy assistant commissioner for
management..
Deputy assistant commissioner for
development
Deputy general counsel
Director, budget branch
Director, economics branch
Director, management operations
branch
Director, operations engineering
branch
Director, project audit branch
Director, staff management (audits),.
Executive assistant to the commis-
sioner
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 16,095
1 15, 150
1 14, 190
15,160
1 15, 150
1 14, 670
13, 670
13, 370
14, 450
13, 970
13, 670
13, 370
13, 070
13, 070
13,070
13,370
13,070
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20,000
17,310
16,295
16, 515
15,255
16,295
16, 797
13,730
13, 730
14, 975
16, 660
15,272
14, 732
14, 461
14, 066
14, 190
14,380
14, 660
14,163
15,030
1962 estimate
Num- Total
bei
salary
$20,000
17,440
16,296
15,647
16,256
16,295
16,035
13, 730
13, 730
16, 030
15,290
16, 030
14, 705
14,244
14,380
14,642
14,813
14,380
16,030
1960 actual
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-16. $13,730 to $16.030— Continued
Finance counsel
Regional director
Special assistant to the commissioner.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant _
Assistant director, budget branch
Assistant director for development
Assistant director for management
Assistant director, management oper-
ations branch
Assistant director, operations engi-
neering branch
Assistant director, project audit
branch
Assistant to deputy commissioner
Assistant general counsel ___
Attorney-adviser
Director, construction branch
Director, intergroup relations branch.
Director, labor relations branch
Director, land branch
Director, i^ersomiel branch
Director, production and document
control branch _
Director, statistics branch
Director, technical branch
Financing officer
Housing management officer
Liaison officer
Project planner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255,.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
OS-10. $6,996 to $7,986...
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426....
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876..
GS-7. $6,385 to $6,346..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,816..
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
rates
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Tem-
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Limitation on administrative ex-
penses, PubUc Housing Administra-
tion"
"Limitation on nonadministrative ex-
penses, Pubhc Housing Administra-
tion".
"Advances and reimbursements"
Num- Total
her salary
$13. 070
98, 210
13, 670
36, 245
11,835
85, 026
86,606
11,135
11,835
12, 565
11,835
36, 465
85, 725
12, 795
12,316
11,835
11, 135
13,036
12, 555
12, 795
12. 655
11, 696
23, 930
12, 655
38, 626
2
1
3
130
1, 407, 075
276
2, 556, 240
197
1,555,610
2 15, 260
135
1
107
26
157
219
768, 925
6,520
592, 065
131,300
742, 660
938, 960
460, 955
32. 335
17,840
60 239,866
1,606
10, 436, 960
82.7
494, 597
1, 423. 3
9,942,363
4,042
80, 287
34,035
718
10, 061, 445
1, 427, 327
663, 623
70, 496
1961 estimate
Nam- Total
ber salary
$14, 109
105, 895
39, 450
12, 730
92, 084
92, 956
12, 298
12, 730
13, 664
12, 796
26, 870
92, 732
13, 770
13, 360
12, 730
12, 430
14, 250
13, 730
13, 770
13, 510
12,602
26. 570
13, 554
64, 220
134
1, 565, 619
290
2, 917, 528
206
1, 755, 551
2 16, 465
140
1,000,614
1
119
26
171
225
7,040
706, 620
147, 638
873, 306
1, 045, 062
124 623,651
9 35, 091
6 19, 286
62 249,433
1,679
11,909,998
74.8
495, 345
1, 504. 2
11,414,663
1,000
44,187
5,000
830
11, 466, 670
$10, 725, 000
682, 000
68, 670
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 380
7 107,301
1 12, 470
1 12, 950
7 92, 604
7 93, 706
1 12, 470
1 12, 972
13, 770
12,990
27, 196
93, 692
13,968
13, 610
12, 972
12, 558
14,290
13, 770
13, 792
13, 610
12, 730
25, 720
13, 770
64,300
1
1
2
7
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
4
132
1, 556, 895
290
2, 925, 902
217
1,859,725
2 16, 607
152
1, 091, 762
1 7,040
127 753,346
26 149,643
156 805,881
219
1, 022, 260
110 470,843
8 31,948
6 19, 646
60 239,865
1,667
11.964,414
278, 144
1, 627. 2
11,686,270
1,000
6,000
830
13,100
$10, 956, 000
682,000
66,100
570200— 61-
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Agricultural Research Service
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess ot $18,500:
Administrator---
Associate administrator
GS-18. $18,600:
Deputy administrator, farm research.
Deputy administrator, regulatory
Deputy administrator, State experi-
ment stations
Deputy administrator, utilization re-
search and development
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator, utilization
research and development
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director, institute of home economics.
Executive assistant administrator
Scientific and professional adviser
Assistant administrator, farm re-
search
Assistant administrator, regulatory
programs
Director, regulatory division
Director, research division
Director, State experiment stations.-.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
As,sistant director, regulatory division.
Assistant director, research division. - .
Assistant director, research laboratory.
Assistant director. State experiment
stations
Assistant to administrator
Assistant to administrator, farm re-
search
Assistant to administrator, research
advisory committee
Assistant to administrator, utihzation
research and development
Assistant to director. State experi-
ment stations..
Associate director, institute of home
economics
Associate director, regulatory division-
Associate director, research division- .
Branch chief, research .
Chemist --
Chief, research laboratory
Deputy director, State experiment
stations
Deputy executive assistant adminis-
trator
Director, administrative services divi-
sion
Director, budget and finance division.
Director, information division
Director, internal audit stalT
Director, National Arboretum
Director, personnel division.--
Director, regulatory division
Director, foreign regional research
Director, research division
- Director, research laboratory
Geneticist
Head, biometrics services —
Physical scientist
Physicist
Physiologist
Veterinarian
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Agricultural economist
Agricultural engineer
Agriculturist
Agronomist
Analytical statistician
Animal husbandman
Assistant branch chief, research
Assistant director, administrative
services division
Assistant director, budget and finance
division-- -.-
Assistant director, information di-
vision.. -
Assistant director, Internal audit staff.
Assistant director, personnel division.
Assistant director, regulatory division.
Assistant director, foreign regional re-
search
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$19, 000
17,600
17, 514
17,614
17, 514
17,514
16,392
15.163
15, 163
15, 163
14, 435
14, 914
28, 641
28,412
14, 435
102, 480
38, 916
26, 145
40,122
12, 771
27,664
13, 978
26,854
13, 083
13.083
13,083
41,038
89. 709
66.310
62. 332
13, 374
13,686
13, 978
13. 978
13, 978
13, 978
1
3
1
14
12,771
40, 435
13, 978
192, 110
13,083
13,083
12,771
12.771
25.542
22. 963
105, 850
71. 530
118.664
45. 926
23.691
11.835
80, 954
11,357
12. 563
11.357
22. 963
11.357
72, 608
11,606
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19, 000
18,600
18, 512
18, 512
18, 612
18, 512
16,806
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
1 15,617
1 16, 307
2 30. 784
3 46. 551
1 16, 517
10 139,383
13 181,608
2 28, 455
3 43, 182
1 14,061
2 29, 744
1 15,038
2 27, 810
1 14, 394
1
1
3
26
14,061
13, 749
44, 782
359, 991
113,466
112.488
14.394
15, 038
16, 038
1.5,038
1.5, 038
15,309
14,061
13,749
44, 138
27, 498
102. 607
13, 749
13.749
14.061
14.061
13.749
27.498
28, 455
61.650
138. 920
75, 940
129.000
98, 590
25, 480
12, 750
186, 010
12, 480
25,750
1 12, 230
2 24,710
1 12, 750
8 102,770
3 37, 210
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$19, 000
18, 500
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
1 16, 806
16, 307
16, 307
1 15, 517
1
2
3
1
10
13
2
3
1
2
1
2
1
16, 307
30. 784
46. 551
15,517
139, 383
181,608
28, 456
43, 182
14, 061
30, 076
16,038
28,465
14,394
1 14. 394
1 13. 749
3 44. 782
26 359.991
8 113.465
8 112,488
1 14,394
1 15,038
1
1
1
1
I
1
3
2
7
1
1
1
1
1
2
7
6
11
6
10
8
2
1
15
15, 038
15,038
15. 038
15. 309
14.061
13, 749
44, 138
27. 498
102, 007
13,749
13, 749
14.061
14.061
13, 749
27. 498
97.200
01.6.50
138, 920
75, 940
130.020
98. 590
25, 480
12. 750
186, 010
1 12, 480
2 25, 750
12, 480
24, 710
12, 750
103, 270
3 37, 210
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610— Continued
Assistant director, research division...
Assistant to branch chief, research
Assistant to director, research division.
Assistant to director, research labora-
tory -.
Assistant to administrator, utilization
research and development
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist .-
Botanist.
Branch chief, administrative services
division
Branch chief, budget and finance
Branch chief, regulatory
Branch chief, research
Business manager, regional business
office...
Chemical engineer
Chemist...
Chief, research laboratory
Cotton technologist
Dairy husbandman
Dairy manufacturing technologist
Director, data processing division
Director, management research and
organization division
Director, National Arboretum
Director, research laboratory.
Engineer
Entomologist
Fiber technologist
Food technologist
Geneticist
Geologist-
Head, central project olfice
Horticulturist-
Human nutritionist
Hydraulic engineer
Information specialist
Laboratory services officer
Mathematical statistician
Microbiologist
Mycologist
Parasitologist
Pathologist
Personnel ofTicer
Physical scientist
Physiologist--
Plant pest control officer
Plant quarantine inspector
Poultry husbandman...
Publication ^Titer -.
Research coordinator
Rural sociologist
Safety officer
Sou scientist
Superintendent of operations
Veterinarian
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 -
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876.-.
GS-7. $6,365 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.-
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670-.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
22 $267, 048
2 23. 920
1 12, 334
1 12, 563
3 35. 297
23. 192
11, 357
3 34, 818
1 11, 606
27 327,970
4
2
29
23
2
4
47, 361
24, 169
341, 588
282. 708
22, 963
47,590
1 11, 606
1 11,357
1 12, 334
1 12, 663
4 47, 112
2 23, 192
1 11,357
1 12, 563
1 11,835
3 36, 484
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.-
Rates established by act of June 20, 1968
(5U.S.C. 1161(c)):
Chief scientist
Director, institute of home economics..
Director, research division
Salaries established under the act of Apr.
24, 1948 (21 U.S. 0.113a):
Chief scientist...
Director, research laboratory
Director, research division
2
1
2
3
2
2
3
6
5
1
1
8
1
1
7
1
45
665
6,
1,027
9,
1,737
13,
1
2,165
14,
636
3,
2,602
14,
181
2,461
10,
1,256
6,
1,181
4
246
43
22, 714
11,835
26,091
34,569
23,461
25, 126
34,320
71,031
56, 785
11.836
12. 085
97, 136
11,357
11,606
80, 227
12, 663
532, 915
871, 760
241, 797
202, 910
6,610
078, 099
, 328, 196
, 180, 426
933,727
943,232
177,711
459, 208
856, 460
140, 756
19,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
19 $244, 190
13. 620
12,230
13, 270
13,520
62,690
12, 480
24, 980
12,230
12,230
37,440
12, 760
114,690
51, 750
26,000
454, 790
267, 480
37. 210
61.250
12, 480
12,480
1 12,230
24,460
26, 000
63,210
12, 480
12. 230
49. 170
12, 230
12, 480
13, 520
13, 000
12, 480
37,460
1 12, 230
2 24, 460
1 16,000
2 34,000
2
6
3
2
4
6
5
1
1
8
1
1
13
1
61
718
25.230
74,150
37,460
24,960
49,690
76,750
62, 400
12,750
13,000
104,810
12, 230
12,760
159, 760
13,520
643,820
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
19 $244, 190
1 13. 520
1 12. 230
13, 270
13, 620
62. 690
24, 710
25, 230
12,230
1 12, 230
3 37, 440
1 12, 750
9 114,690
51, 750
26,000
455, 040
257,480
37, 210
61,250
12, 480
12,750
1 12,'
24,460
26, 000
63,210
12, 480
12. 230
49. 170
12. 230
12, 760
13, 620
13,000
12, 480
37, 980
12,230
12,230
24,460
8, 025, 282
133
10, 863, 140
1,861
15, 136, 365
1 7, 176
2,135
14, 969, 891
640
3, 640, 456
898
17,092,998
206
1, 136, 046
2,357
11.295,575
1,339
5, 908, 398
1,176
4, 777, 795
191 723, 365
45 168, 487
1 19,000
1 18, 500
6 94,500
2 30, 000
2 35, 000
I 16,600
2
6
3
2
4
6
5
1
1
8
1
1
13
1
56
751
8,
1,173
11,
1,896
15,
1
2,204
15,
670
3,
2,999
17,
206
1,
2,406
11,
1,417
6,
1,230
4,
191
45
25, 230
74, 150
37,460
24,960
49, 690
78,020
63,150
12, 750
13,270
104,810
12, 230
12,750
169, 760
13, 520
706, 720
388, 189
231, 200
441, 839
7,342
, 434, 893
, 839, 414
763, 896
137,025
664,158
225, 846
982, 006
723, 677
158, 487
1 19,000
1 18,500
6 94, 600
2 30,000
2 36,000
1 16,600
61
62
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE— Continued
Consolidated Schedule op Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Agricultural Research Service — Con.
Grades established under the foreign na-
tionals pay plan:
Mexico:
$2,107 to $2,744
$1,008 to $1,315 ,
$824 to $1,077
$641 to $839
$550 to $714
$4,'i8 to $601
$385 to $506
FS-10.
rs-6.
rs-5.
FS-4.
FS-3.
rs-2.
FS-1.
France:
FS-8. $2,842 to $3.401
FS-7. $2,563 to $3,122
FS-3. $1,654 to $2,074
Cuba:
rS-3. $1,805 to $1,995
French Morocco;
rS-6. $1,562 to $1,967...
Grades established under the Alaska pay
plan:
TE-14. $16,245 to $18,120:
Branch chief, research
TE-13. $13,995 to $15,870:
Agricultural engineer
Dairy husbandman
Pathologist
TE-12, $11,745 to $13,620:
Administrative officer
Agricultural economist
Agronomist
Entomologist.
Soil scientist -
TE-11. $9,870 to $11,745
TE-9. .$8,330 to $9,650
TE-5. $5,690 to $7,010..
TE-4. $5,315 to $6,065
TE-3. $4,940 to $5,690
TE-2. $4,565 to $5,315...
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Animal husbandman
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses..
Portion of salaries shown above paid by
States,.
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add—
Portion of salaries carried in other posi-
tion schedules paid from tliis account.
Net increase due to wage-board pay
adjustment
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$4, 426
3,330
951
4,638
4,148
2,504
3,440
1 2, 935
1 2, 749
1 1, 724
2 3, 705
1 1, 562
1 15,496
13, 374
13, 728
13,374
11,731
11, 731
11.731
11,731
11, 378
71,095
33, 341
11,919
21,715
23,214
4,264
2 29,300
268 791,189
8,666,040
16, 776
97, 883, 260
1,452.7
7, 060, 200
91.4
611,337
6.4 48,461
1 4, 647
69, 813
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Part-time employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates..
Intermittent employment:
United States and possessions..
Foreign countries: Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightw^ork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payment to other agencies for reim-
bursable details...
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and e.xpenses"
"Salaries and expenses" (special foreign
currency program)
"State experiment stations"
"Alterations and improvements, aiumal
quarantine station, Clifton, iV.J."
"Working capital fund, Agricultural
Research Center"
"Watershed protection," Soil Con-
servation Service
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Trust funds"
15, 000. 6
89, 591, 197
191.6
610. g.w
34.3 35,466
2,395,915
25,682
495, 427
2, 224
1, 161, 579
29, 742
708,811
5,643,150
195, 828
166,713
3,206
101,065,899
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
2
2
1
5
7
3
Total
salary
$4, 638
2,271
993
4,063
4,341
1,565
3,601
3,215
2,749
2,074
1,662
17,014
14, 373
14, 747
14,373
12,875
12,501
12,501
12, 876
12,501
75, 898
36, 132
12, 729
11,648
34,900
4,576
2 29, 300
269 760,388
1,801
8, 287, 888
17, 192
109, 316, 670
1,091
5, 770, 266
88.1
609, 510
9. 3 75, 214
1.9 10,489
1.5,774.5
102, 140, 700
196.7
692. 669
34. 3 37, 800
687,018
28,200
647,800
6,900
1,392,000
30,000
397, 652
6, 267, 795
212, 400
205,300
3,000
114,748,134
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$4,638
2,271
993
4,063
4,341
1,665
3,601
1 3, 215
1 2, 749
1 2, 074
1,562
17,014
14, 373
14, 747
14, 373
12,875
12,501
12, 501
12, 876
12, 601
75, 898
35, 132
12, 729
11,648
34,900
4,576
2 29, 300
269 760,388
1,936
8, 864, 233
17,828
113, 219, 298
1, 026. 3
5, 560, 242
009, 510
7.5 61,014
1.9 10,489
16, 475. 4
106, 260, 252
197.2
698. 869
35. 4 39, 900
3,110.718
28,200
634,400
6,800
1,341,700
30,000
6, 277, 395
214, 400
210, 000
3,000
118,854,634
$90, 243, 042
6,729
504,205
1, 5,55
1,780,167
226, 575
8, 092, 460
211, 166
$102, 925, 200
14,800
536, 600
221, 100
8, 865, 234
273, 800
$107,012,400
16,900
576, 200
1.912,400
209, 300
8,884.134
243,300
EXTENSION SERVICE
Cooperative Extension Work, Payments and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,600:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 614
1 15, 870
2 29, 349
7 92, 745
2 26, 769
4 47, 861
13 162,962
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 17, 326
2 31, 554
7 100,111
2 28, 787
7 88, 710
13 166, 190
1 12, 230
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 17,326
2 32, 094
7 101 047
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Division director
Field assistant to administrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to division director
2 28, 787
7 88, 420
13 167,250
1 12 230
Branch chief
Director, internal audit
1 12, 230
1 14, 040
54 616 362
Liaison with rural churches
i 12, 813
52 548,352
10 88, 503
7 61, 645
15 95, 575
1 5, 637
20 110, 671
9 45, 845
61 235, 848
30 119, 727
7 25, 978
2 6, 532
2 5, 948
2 6, 698
1 14, 040
51 678, 180
9 86, 966
9 71, 739
14 96, 699
1 6, 219
21 126, 007
9 49, 317
47 240, 930
32 138, 008
10 39, 668
2 7, 030
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265.
9 87, 965
9 73 009
GS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
14 97, 532
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1 6 386
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
21 127 007
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
9 60, 149
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
60 267, 799
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 .
31 134 472
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
10 40, 500
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
2 7 238
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
2 7,280
2 7,280
239 1,742,742
15.3 86,770
1.3 10,502
242 1,926,502
10.9 86,505
1.7 16,081
248 1,996,626
11.4 94,168
Deduct—
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accoimts
1. 3 10, 865
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
222.4
1, 646, 470
2.683
3,747
12,882
1,666
6,697
229.4
1, 823, 916
3,768
236.3
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment .
1, 891, 602
Part-time employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
7,166
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details..
6,640
6,621
Total personal services . .. .
1,673,045
1,841,479
1,898,223
Advances and Eeimbuksements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $I3,.510:
Agricultural extension specialist in
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,835
1 10, 858
1 6,096
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 750
1 11,690
1 6,678
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 000
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1 11,939
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1 5,845
Total permanent
3 27,789
13
3 30, 118
3 30, 784
Deduct lapses
Add-
Salary adjustments in exce.ss of lapses
194
0.4 6,226
Portion of salaries carried in other posi-
tion schedules paid from this account.
0. 6 5, 438
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
3.5 33,214
215
98
3.4 35,538
118
3 30, 784
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62.week base..
Additional pay for service abroad
33,627
35,656
30,784
FARMER COOPERATIVE SERVICE
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $16.2.66 to $16,296:
Administrator ._ - .
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,206
2 24, 170
11 118.331
10 89,420
8 67, 240
8 49,586
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,617
2 26, 640
11 127,777
13 124.665
7 64, 267
8 64,220
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 617
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Director of division
2 27. 040
OS-13. $10.6.35 to $11,935
11 129.315
GS-12. $(5,9.15 to $10,255
13 126. 485
GS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
7 64,807
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
8 64,392
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
63
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses.- —
Portion of salaries shown above and
paid from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count. -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weelc base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.,
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$6, 074
39, 436
18 84, 196
5 19, 594
3 10, 628
1 3, 266
1 3, 827
76 619, 974
10.4 64, 983
0.1 1,118
65.5 463,873
3,554
258
467,685
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3
3
4
12
5
3
$19,323
19, 073
22, 798
61, 485
21,008
11,295
0.1
959
5.5 508,644
1,956
610, 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3
3
4
12
5
3
$19, 656
17,929
23.296
61,820
21,112
11,503
1 4, 139
73 667,011
7.6 56,511
65.6 510,600
Advances and Reimbubsements
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Director of division _
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base _.
Overtime and hoUday pay
Total personal services -
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
5
12
7
6
3
1
11
3
4
1
$12,085
53,602
104, 437
51. 145
37,918
15. 725
6,408
51, 167
12, 521
14, 997
3,266
54 362, 271
10.4 66,786
43. 6 306, 485
2,358
281
309, 124
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
5
13
6
4
$13, 270
67, 908
121, 785
40,455
26, 957
17,430
9 45, 282
4 18, 096
4 16, 121
1 3, 619
49 360, 923
6.1 26,608
42. 9 334, 315
1,285
336, 600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
^ber salary
1
5
13
6
4
3
$13, 520
57, 410
123, 365
41, 205
26, 624
17, 930
9 45, 781
4 17, 472
4 15,809
1 3,723
49 362, 839
6.4 30,039
42. 6 332, 800
332,800
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid
Funds Available to Soil Conservation Service
From
son. CONSERVATION SEBVICE
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator, management
Assistant administrator, field services.
Assistant administrator, soil surveys..
Assistant administrator, watersheds..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to tlie administrator
Assistant to assistant administrator
for watersheds
Chief, program appraisal and internal
audit -
Director, administrative services divi-
sion
Director, budget and finance division.
Director, engineering division
Director, farm and ranch planning
division —
Director, Information and education
division
Director, personnel management divi-
sion
1960 actual
Num- Total
bei
salary
$17,514
16, 349
14, 206
15, lfi3
14. 685
14,206
13,978
13,978
12, 771
13,083
13,083
13,978
12, 771
13,083
13,083
1961 estimate
Num- Total
bei
salary
$17, 514
17, 576
1,^ 517
16, 307
16. 787
15, 517
15, 038
15, 038
13, 749
14, 394
14, 394
15, 038
13, 749
14, 394
14, 394
1962 estimate
Num- Total
salary
$17, 514
17, 576
15, 787
16, 307
16. 037
15,517
15,309
15. 038
13, 749
14, 394
14, 394
16, 038
14, 061
14, 394
14, 394
SOIL CONSERVATION SEKViCE— Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Director, plant technology division...
Director, river basins division
Director, watershed planning division.
Field representative
Soil scientist
State conservationist
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
.Agronomist
Assistant director, administrative
division -. —
Assistant director, engineering divi-
sion
Assistant director, information and
education di vision.. _
Assistant director, watershed plan-
ning division
Assistant to administrator..
Biologist...
Branch chief, administrative divi-
sions -
Branch chief, design and construction
branch
Chief, hydrology branch..
Chief, programing branch
Chief, projects branch
Director, Caribbean area
Director, cartographic division
Director, conservation needs and
records division.
Engineer, agricultural
Engineer, civil
Geologist
Head, engineering and watershed
planning unit
Plant materials technician
Range conservationist
Soil conservationist
Soil correlator
Soil scientist
State conservationist
Woodland conservationist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.__
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986...
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,42.5....
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 978
1 13. 374
1 12,771
5 65, 685
12, 771
12, 085
34, 320
12, 563
11,357
11,357
12, 563
12, 334
9 102,213
12,563
12, 563
11, 357
11, 357
11,836
12, 334
1 11, 835
11,606
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876..
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
aS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.-
OS-1. $3,185 to .$3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -
Total permanent.
Deduct —
Lapses..
Portion of salaries shown above paid by
States
Net permanent employees (average
number, net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services. Soil Conser-
vation Service
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Conservation operations"
"Watershed protection" ..-
"Flood prevention" _--
"Water conservation and utihzation
projects"
"Great Plains conservation program"..
"Miscellaneous contributed funds"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Conservation reserve program," Com-
modity Stabilization Service
71, 031
12, 085
12,334
83, 845
58, 609
60,922
42 602,983
1 12, 086
222
2, 284, 167
666
4, 978, 532
1,362
10, 086, 121
1 7, 717
3,647
23, 804, 033
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,038
14. 394
13. 749
71, B36
68. 745
14,061
13, 000
37, 210
13, 520
12,230
12. 230
13. 520
13, 620
11 135, 060
13. 520
13, 520
12,230
12, 230
12, 750
13, 270
13, 000
12, 480
24, 960
36, 940
2,374
13, 178, 450
1,408
7, 204, 539
2,794
12, 692, 296
1,612
6, 408, 932
976
3, 660, 328
604
2, 115, 411
4 12, 772
30 172,311
182 952,711
15,889
89, 006, 866
1, 329. 1
5, 772, 846
6.5 47,630
14, 563. 4
83, 186, 390
4, 570, 637
653, 665
393, 700
81
129. 490
70. 666, 613
10. 100. 822
4, 695, 471
36, 128
1, 928, 808
161, 093
1, 184, 016
161,012
6 76, 230
1 13, 270
1 13, 520
10 128, 000
5 64, 270
6 73, 380
43 546,589
1 13, 270
319
3, 511, 390
631
5, 925, 676
1,696
13, 566, 886
1 8, 486
3,623
24, 781, 956
2 12, 938
2,218
13,293,681
1,728
9, 558, 715
2,633
12, 818, 840
1,730
7, 388, 750
977
3, 933, 813
365
1, 396, 012
4 13, 436
21 136, 191
182 979,193
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 038
1 14, 706
1 14,061
5 72, 572
14, 061
13, 270
37, 710
13, 520
12, 480
12,480
13, 5>0
13, 520
U 137,050
13, 520
13, 620
12, 480
12, 480
13, 000
13, 520
13, 000
12, 480
36, 690
37,210
16, 164
99, 095, 701
1,338.8
6, 386, 860
14,819.8
92, 663, 745
6, 349, 781
370. 356
401,317
98, 919, 760
77. 420, 210
12, 561. 898
5, 251, 965
3,600
2,015,000
176. 000
1, 470, 187
21. 000
6 77, 500
I 13, 520
1 13, 620
10 128, 250
5 64, 270
6 73, 380
42 661,600
1 13, 620
319
3, 517, 390
631
5, 935, 790
1,696
13, 675, 414
1 8, 486
3,563
24,933,187
2 13, 270
2,235
13, 369, 903
1,743
9, 627, 405
2,703
13, 108, 130
1,794
7, 638, 334
1, 005
4, 029. 203
364
1, 406, 812
4 13, 644
21 136, 191
182 981,809
16. 388
100,091 918
1, 366. 9
6, 513, 103
5. 5 45, 745
16, 015. 6
93, 533, 070
6, 699, 200
345, 500
'i34,'o66
i, 711, 770
77, 932. 000
13. 084, 000
6, 245, 000
1,700
2. 018, 000
176, 000
1, 265, 070
64
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE— Continued
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Soil Conservation Service — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOTMENT TO FARMERS HOME
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,334
1 11, 107
1 8, 819
Num-
ber
1
2
2
1
Total
salary
$13, 270
22, 838
19,510
6,824
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 620
GS-13. $lG,fi35 to $11,935-
2 22, 838
GS-12 $8,965 to $10,266 . . .
3 30. 036
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1 6. 824
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,336
1 4,066
GS-J. $4,040 to $4,670
1
2
4,888
8,174
3 14, 352
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
2 8, 383
4 36,316
0.9 3,457
412
9
74, 504
90
12 94,962
Deduct—
0. 6 1, 792
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other aeennnt„s
1 4, 660
Net permanent (average number,
Tifit tialary^
3. 1 32, 447
248
9
74, 414
286
10. 4 88, 600
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Farmers
TTftme AdTTiiniqtratinn .
32, 695
74, 700
88 600
AGRICULTURAL CONSERVATION PROGRAM
SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Agricultural Conservation Program
Service
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Administrator
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Deputy administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, conservation programs divi-
sion
Director, program analysis division. -
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to administrator
Division deputy director
Division director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
GS-11, $7,560 to $8,860-
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $6,886 to $6,876-
OS- 7. $6,365 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5.335-
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. .$3,500 to $4,130- --
Total permanent--
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average utmiber,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hoUday pay-
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed
follows:
"Agricultural conservation program"...
"Conservation reserve program"
"Great Plains conservation program"
1960 actual
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $15, 870
1 14, 685
1 13. 374
1 13, 374
2
2
1
9
6
2
4
1
4
6
16
11
3
2
26, 626
23, 671
12,813
96,511
63. 186
17,201
27, 457
6,928
22,214
26. 969
66, 041
43,038
11,107
7,301
71 495, 356
7 39, 492
64 455,864
4,014
3,498
46
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 326
1 16,037
1 14, 706
1 14, 706
2
2
1
9
S
2
6
1
5
6
11
8
4
2
28, 100
25,500
14, 040
103, 856
47, 405
18,512
35, 735
6,386
28, 828
31,990
51,643
32,968
16, 706
7,862
67 611,304
4.7 29.711
2. 3 481, 693
4,316
1.852
487, 760
1962 estimate
Num
ber
Total
salary
1
$17, 326
1
16,037
1 14, 706
1 14, 706
2
2
1
9
6
2
5
1
5
6
11
8
4
2
28,100
25,500
14,040
103. 866
47,656
18, 612
36,068
6.662
29. 162
32. 324
62. 147
33, 280
15.809
7,966
67 613. 746
4.7 30.270
62, 3 483, 475
4,315
487, 790
$446, 655
12. 470
4.297
$482, 442
5,318
$482, 472
" '6,318
AGRICULTURAL MARKETING SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Agricultural Marketing Service
Grades and ranges:
QS-18. $18,500:
Administrator
Deputy administrator, marketing
services
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator, economics and
statistics
Deputy administrator, marketing
research
QS-16. $16,256 to $16,296:
Assistant administrator for manage-
ment-
Division director
Outlook officer
GS-15, $13,730 to $15,030:
Agricultural administrator
Agricultural economist
Assistant branch chief
Assistant to deputy administrator,
economics and statistics
Assistant to deputy administrator,
marketing services
Assistant division director
Branch chief
Deputy division director
Division director
Executive assistant..
Legislative reference officer
Physical chemist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Agricultural administrator
Agricultural economist
Agricultural statistician.
Area supervisor-
Assistant branch chief -
Assistant to deputy administrator,
marketing services
Assistant to division director
Branch chief... .-
Chief, area office
Chief auditor
Chief investigator
Cotton technologist
Deputy division director
Division director
Entomologist
Information specialist
Marketing specialist
Mathematical statistician
Officer in charge-
Physical chemist
Physical science administrator-
Secretary, crop reporting board
Section head
Staff specialist
Statistician in charge
QS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $17,614
1 17, 514
1 16, 392
1 16, 349
1 14,914
10 148, 241
1 16, 163
1 13, 083
1 13, 083
1 12, 771
1 13, 978
3 39, 998
13 173, 366
14 190, 234
8 109,865
13, 686
2 23,441
1 12, 334
4 47,307
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,265..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,426....
aS-8. $6,886 to $6,876..
GS-7. $6,366 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670-,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.,
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130 -
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815.-
Rates established hy act of June 20, 1968
(5U.S.C. 1161(cH:
Assistant administrator, marketing re-
search -
Division director
Ungraded positions at aimual rates less
than $12,210 ,
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
11
6
131,467
69,447
1 11, 606
6 63, 644
46 666,575
4 48, 689
1 12, 334
1 11,606
23. 940
58, 947
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 18, 612
1 16, 636
1 17, 676
1 16. 307
10 169,930
1 16, 307
1 14, 061
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
1
2
16
16
11
1
1
13, 749
16, 038
27,498
209, 105
234, 679
166, 604
13, 749
15,038
2 26,790
3 37, 980
3 38, 230
1 11,835
1 12,813
1 12. 663
1 12, 563
1 11.608
34 405,725
6 69. 756
10 117,914
393
4. 106. 109
606
6, 379, 239
1,081
8, 047, 836
2,411
15, 397, 140
20 122, 307
1,137
6, 023, 928
786
3, 788, 019
1,986
8, 949, 566
1 225
5, 000. 316
837
3, 119. 562
202 693, 902
38 123,691
1 16,600
1 14, 500
3, 607, 174
98 426,746
138, 390
24,460
12,750
64, 870
660, 670
62, 810
25, 500
12. 230
12, 230
25, 7.50
39, 000
12, 230
13, 000
12, 230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,612
1 18, 612
1 16,536
1 17, 676
1 16, 307
10 169,930
1 16,307
1 14,061
1 14,394
1 13,749
1 13,749
1 13. 620
1 12, 480
1 12. 480
1 12. 750
24 303.380
6 74, 920
10 128.000
381
4. 312, 396
575
5, 518, 635
1,061
8, 518, 976
2,328
16, 061, 666
18 119,606
1,031
6, 894, 392
911
4, 677, 860
1,213
5, 835, 767
1.091
4, 794. 534
768
3, 080. 461
181 665, 986
30 103, 422
1 17, .WO
1 15, ,500
678
3,071,357
76 34.3,170
1
2
16
16
11
1
1
1
1
3
3
1
11
2
1
4
61
4
2
1
1
2
3
1
1
1
15,038
27,498
209, 105
234, 679
165,816
13. 749
16,038
13, 749
14,310
37,980
38,230
12,230
138, 660
24, 710
12,760
64, 870
660, 940
62, 810
25. 500
12. 480
12. 230
26, 020
39,000
12,230
13,000
12,230
1
1
1
1
24
6
10
378
4,
873
6.
1,060
8.
2.336
16.
18
1,061
6.
911
4,
1,241
5,
1,103
4,
770
3,
184
29
13, 620
12,480
12,480
12, 760
304, 460
74, 920
128,260
277, 348
495, 466
497, 405
109, 246
119, 773
049, 050
677, 860
960, 146
832,286
084,121
676. 631
100, 219
1 17, .500
1 15,600
3, 430, .667
76 343.170
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
65
Ungraded positions at volume rates..
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid-
From other accounts
By States
By cooperators
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count - -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Compensation of witnesses
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
21 $S58
11,820
67,258,044
3, 421. 6
17, 865, 823
5. 8 44, 731
91.2
522, 387
7. 4 35, 560
, 292. 7
48, 778, 936
1.3 10,607
15, 298
180, 759
1, 332, 625
371, 370
1, 866, 862
77, 094
19, 524
192
52, 653, 267
1961 estimate
Num- Total
iDer salary
17 $650
10, 665
65, 688, 652
1, 468, 6
7,931,858
14 114,612
92.8
564. 946
7 34, 483
0.8 8,667
977
57, 009, 548
6. 5 41, 872
217,115
203, 670
1, 559, 324
210, 757
2, 279, 217
59, 707
17, 841
200
61,599,251
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
17
$650
10, 727
66,350,072
1, 513. 6
8, 126, 381
14 114,612
92.8
664,946
7 34, 483
0.8 8,667
9,094
57, 476, 445
6. 5 41, 872
217, 115
203, 716
1, 687, 102
2, 372, 632
59, 707
22, 841
200
62,081,630
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Marketing research and service":
Direct obU,eations
Reimbursable obligations
"School lunch program"
"Perishable Agricultural Commodities
Act fund"...
"Removal of surplus agricultural com-
modities".
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Commodity Credit Corporation ad-
ministrative expenses, transfer to
Agricultural Marketing Service for
special milk program"
"Trust funds"
$29, 492, 124
2, 165, 637
1, 000, 562
602,568
3, 020, 436
2, 413, 058
13, 958, 982
$36, 099, 661
2, 8.13, 624
1, 149, 700
686, 603
3, 466, 871
2, 398, 538
668,700
15,376,654
$35, 645, 491
2, 853, 524
1, 149, 700
^4, 124
3, 658, 871
2, 398, 638
16, 791, 382
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
OS-18. $18,500:
Administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Agricultural attache
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Agricultural attache
Assistant administrator
QS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Agricultural attache
Agricultural economist
Assistant administrator
Assistant agricultural attache
Assistant to the administrator
Deputy assistant administrator
Director of international organization
affairs
Director of statistics
Division director
Foreign agricultural affairs officer
International economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
.\dmini,strative officer
Agricultural attache
Agricultural economist
Agricultiu-al officer
Assistant agricultural attache
Assistant to the assistant administra-
tor-
Branch chief
Cotton technologist
Deputy assistant administrator
Deputy division director
Director of internal audit..
Division director
Foreign agricultural affairs officer
Marketing specialist
Program coordinator ,
Reports officer
Trade promotion specialist
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
2 3), 970
1 15,621
7
3
16
1
1
1
1
1
13
1
1
2
18
2
6
9
2
30
1
1
1
1
3
4
12
5
1
5
104, 208
43, 805
213, 1.57
13, 978
14,456
13,374
13, 083
69,180
13,083
13.083
173. 926
13, 978
14,456
24,648
210,246
25, 126
68,718
108, 264
23,441
353, 995
11,836
12, 085
11,835
11,357
36, 004
47,611
144, 288
57, 532
12, 663
60, 404
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
2 34, 382
1 16, 806
8
3
15
1
1
2
1
4
1
1
13
1
128, 336
47, 591
215, 823
15,309
16,668
28,456
14,061
60,340
14,394
14. 394
188.971
16,309
60, 980
264. 820
27,310
76. 210
104, 330
26,230
358, 150
13,000
13, 000
13, 000
12, 480
38, 750
38, 480
166, 790
62, 670
13,620
66,290
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,612
2 34, 382
1 16. 806
8 128, 336
3 47, 591
216,823
15,309
15.668
28,465
14,061
60,340
14,394
14, 394
188, 971
16, 309
50,980
277, 050
27,310
76, 210
104, 330
25,230
358, 660
13, 000
13, 000
13,000
12,480
38, 750
38, 480
166, 790
62, 670
13,620
65,290
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. .$4,830 to $5.820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to .$3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent
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- ,
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$564, 426
314, 352
265, 838
230, 915
6,782
319, 176
166, 401
630, 429
156. 810
58. 904
13,250
9,588
117 315, 777
1 3, 744
Net permanent (average number,
net salary);
United States and possessions. _ _
Foreign countries;
U.S. rates.
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
U.S. and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates ,
Local rates
Part-time emiiloyment: Foreign coun-
tries; Local rates
Intermittent employment: U.S. and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
732 6, 044, 216
34.5 208,830
5.9 30,600
2.3 11,556
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$600, 045
341, 745
325, 682
261, 392
6.386
360. 312
177, 260
704, 524
169, 936
36, 569
25, 333
7,134
117 334, 191
1 3, 640
746 5, 615, 400
28.1 141,014
5.9 33,000
2.3 12,249
471.9
3, 401, 180
110.7
1, 113, 1,50
111.3 302,012
28, 121
265
1,178
1,404
994
32, 598
3,297
32,664
4,916,863
488.1
3,803,700
115.2
1,234.480
111 315,455
300
1,300
1,500
1,100
20,400
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$611, 193
414, 005
334, 003
261, 890
6,386
360, 813
177. 260
706. 027
190. 944
36. 673
25.437
7,134
118 345,041
1 3, 640
763 6, 664, 427
28.1 116,741
5.9 33,000
2.3 12,249
46,000
5, 454, 235
503.1
3,939,900
116.2
1,251,080
112 326,955
30, 000
300
1,300
1,500
1,100
46,000
6, 698, 135
Salaries and Expenses (Special Foreign Currency Program)
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates: Less
than $12 210 - - . - --
Num- Total
ber salary
19 $34,793
1.4 346
Num-
ber
18
1.4
Total
salary
$34,009
309
Num- Total
ber salary
18 $34,639
1. 4 839
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
17.6 34,447
150
213
16.6
33, 700
200
100
16.6 33,800
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment: Foreign countries;
200
Other personal services: Regular pay
34, 810
34,000
34,000
Advances and Reimbursements
Grades and ranges:
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030;
Assistant agricultural attache
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Deputy division director
Foreign agricultural affairs officer
Veterinary analyst
O.S-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-I2. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
GS-7. $5,366 to $6,346
QS-6. $4,343 to $5,335
GS-J. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210 •
Total permanent
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13. 083
11.606
12. 563
11,357
9,901
25. 750
21. 590
6,302
16, 016
9.755
13.311
4,871
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$14, 394
12. 750
13. 520
12, 480
10. 899
36. 400
15. 392
13. 395
11,664
16,704
9,568
5,629
22 156,106 22 171,696 22 174,483
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$14, 394
12, 750
13, 620
12, 7.50
10, 899
37, 420
15, 912
13. 728
11.876
16. 037
9,568
6,629
66
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FOREIGN AGRICULTURAL SERVICE— Continued
Adv.wces and Reimbubsements — Continued
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 (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign coimtries:
U.S. rates _..
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment: United States and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
N'um-
ber
Total
salary
0.4 $2,295
0. G 4. 892
2. 8 12. 195
19.2 135.171
2. 1 19, 820
2. 5 6, 122
649
1,163
1,131
164, 056
1961 estimate
Kum- Total
ber salary
0. 1 $1, 095
0. 6 5, 200
2.8 13,100
19. 6 151, 900
2 19, 800
2. 5 6, 800
600
179, 100
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$383
0. 6 5. 200
2.8 13,100
19. 7 155, 100
2 20, 100
2. 5 6. 800
182. 000
COMMODITY EXCHANGE AUTHORITY
Salaeies and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrator
Num- Total
ber salary
I $16, 099
1 14, 914
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 636
1 15, 267
1 13, 749
3 41,659
1 12,230
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
1 15, 517
1 14. 061
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
3 41,871
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant division director
1 12,230
Assistant to the administrator
1 12,085
2 24, 169
3 36, 483
1 11, 606
10 105,040
7 62,483
9 67, 226
12 78, 582
12 65,415
2 10,650
24 114, 938
19 79, 930
20 78,081
3 10, 567
Commodity exchange supervisor
2 25, 750
2 26,000
Economist
1 12, 760
9 102,317
10 94, 100
5 39,915
12 86,097
18 104, 082
7 38, 481
23 114, 795
18 81,016
19 79. 762
3 11,481
1 12 750
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
9 103 335
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
10 95, 700
5 40 665
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
12 86, 076
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345._
18 106, 059
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
7 39 458
OS-.5. $4,345 to $5,335.
23 117,297
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
18 81, 536
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
19 80, 501
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
3 11, 585
Tntnl pprmftnpnt.
127 788. 268
9.6 33,407
134 888,887
10.3 41,987
134 901, 447
8 35, 697
Net permenent (average number.
117.6 764,861
238
2,616
5,711
863
123.7 846,900
126 865, 750
Positions other than permanent;
Part-time emplovment
Other personal ser\nces:
3,300
600
Overtime and holiday pay
850
Total personal services
764, 278
850, 700
866 600
COMMODITY STABILIZATION SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Commodity Stabilization Service
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,600:
Administrator
GS-18. $18,600:
Associate administrator
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator
General sales manager
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant deputy administrator, oper-
ations.
Assistant deputy administrator, price
support
Assistant deputy administrator, pro-
duction adjustment
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,010
1 17, 614
3 47, 133
1 16, 392
2 28. 870
1 14, 206
2 28.641
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,010
1 18,612
3 60,648
1 16, 806
2 31, 574
1 15, 267
2 31, 304
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20, 010
18, 612
60,648
16,806
31, 574
15. 267
31,304
Grades and ranges— Continued
0S-I6. $15,255 to $16,295— Continued
Deputy general sales manager
Director, commodity office
Division director
Executive assistant to the adminis-
trator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Agricultural economist
Area director
Assistant to administrator
Assistant to deputy administrator
Assistant to general sales manager
Associate director, commodity office..
Associate division director
Branch chief
Deputy director, commodity office
Deputy division director
Division director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural economist
Assistant deputy division director
Assistant director, commodity ofHco..
Assistant to division director
Associate director.
Branch chief.
Chief, area office..
Chief, cotton products export office...
Chief, sj'stems development and de-
sign staff
CompUance officer..
Confidential assistant
Deputy area director
Deputy director, commodity office
Deputy di\-ision director
Division cliief, conunodity office
Division director
Head, international sugar agreement
staff...
Industrial specialist
Labor economist
Management analyst
Marketing specialist
Staff assistant
Staff specialist
Supervisory systems accountant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-fl. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,0t0 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815....
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 —
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Administrative expenses, sec. 392,
Agricultural Act of 1938"
"Local administration, sec. 388, Agri-
cultural .A.ct of 1938"
".\dvances and reimbursements"
"Disaster loans, etc., revolving fund,"
Farmers Home Administration
"School lunch program," Agricultural
Marketing Service
"Removal of surplus agricultural com-
modities," Agricultural Marketing
Service —
"Agricultural conservation program"...
"Limitation on administrative ex-
penses," Commodity Credit Corpora-
tion
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 163
7 102,753
6 88,540
15,163
13,083
80.266
41,841
93. 3.50
41.642
12. 771
12. 771
13.083
171. 140
230,839
167. 689
5 59, 198
I 11,606
3 34, 798
4 47, 591
44 5.30,881
4 48. 689
1 11,606
1
5
1
6
1
8
19
2
1
3
I
1
4
14
2
6
260
813
f
3
824
t
21
721^
loe'
1,020
4,
1,302
5.
1.627
6.
626
2
29'
75
11,606
61, 858
11.357
61.609
11.357
96.880
219. 230
23. 920
12.085
36.483
12.563
11.835
47.590
167. 439
24. 398
71,305
;, 733, 326
1, 629, 557
, 099, 405
19, 676
, 244. 434
162. 024
,914.631
537, 119
678, 631
410,017
186. 506
166. 969
88.701
335. 350
8,074
44. 103, 796
978.9
4, 486. 227
7,095.1
39, 617, 569
1, 940, 925
14, 652
920, 612
312, 289
631.536
36.845
70, 619
43,545,047
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 307
7 109, 699
8 127,046
10, 307
14.061
87,630
45.114
101.630
45. 656
1
1
14
16
11
6
I
3
5
I
43
4
I
1
5
1
6
13, 749
14, 394
199, 872
233, 983
167, 398
63,730
12. 750
37. 210
65,790
12,230
564, 130
54,040
12,750
12,480
66,830
12.230
78.790
6
19
2
I
3
2
1
4
14
3
811
e
5
824
22'
691
i
141
908
4.
1,282
5,
1,695
6,
M6
36'
46
79. OSO
238.530
26.000
13. 270
37. 9.S0
25. 7.50
13.000
62. 270
180.480
40. 3.30
76,980
1, 046, 262
,048,814
, 584. 267
35, MS
, 809. 678
141,911
, 103, 998
760,095
, 539, 950
, 704, 996
545, 037
, 046. 733
117,475
214, 849
7,825
46. 853, 240
506
2.044.938
7,319
44, 808. 302
2. yf%. 671
104, 889
920,100
173, 943
628. 531
38, .500
6G, 619
49, 069. 555
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 307
7 109,699
8 127,046
1 16,307
14, 061
87,630
45, 114
101, 630
46,656
1
I
14
16
11
6
1
3
5
1
43
4
1
1
5
1
6
13, 749
14.394
199. 872
233.983
167, 398
63,730
12,750
37. 210
66,790
12,230
5&1, 130
64.040
12,750
12,480
66.830
12,230
78.790
6 79, 080
19 238,630
2 26,000
1 13, 270
3 37. 980
2 26. 7.50
1 13. 000
4 52. 270
14 ISO. 480
3 40. 330
6 76, 980
268
3, 046, 262
422
4, 048, 814
811
6, 684, 267
5 35,548
824
5, 809. 678
22 141,941
691
4, 103. 998
141 760. 096
908
4. 539. 950
1.222
5,461,736
1.525
6, 281, 487
476
1.800.683
36 117,475
46 214,849
7,625
46, 100, 380
304.6
1.685,266
7, 320 4
44. 416. 124
971. 297
102. 030
837,133
620, 373
38.500
66.619
47.051.076
$15,983,010
1,090.353
336. 561
56.700
186.118
315. 648
492. 067
26.084.600
$17, W9. 710
1.220.338
450, 761
72.400
214,254
340.400
862,998
28.352,694
$17. 874. 155
1.213.780
455. 243
62.400
214.000
340.300
562,911
26, 323, 287
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
67
FEDERAL CROP INSURANCE CORPORATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
Grades and r.anges;
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Manager
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295;
Assistant manager...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Division director
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Area director
Assistant division director
Branch manager
Division director
Supervising auditor
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8.860 .,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345 ,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 t9 $4,670... ,
GS-3. $3,760 to .$4.390.... ,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..-.
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 600
1 14. 910
2
4
3
1
2
1
8
37
20
90
32
9
49
104
121
40
3
40, 410
24, 150
49,500
34, 065
11, 355
23, 430
11,355
82, 000
339, 950
151,640
593, 100
173. 760
46.900
230, 210
430, 615
460, 325
140, 555
10, 115
531 2, 885, 745
47. 6 202, 333
0. 4 4, 994
483
2, 678, 418
6.477
28. 695
1.220,225
18.636
6,164
3, 957, 614
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
1 16, 037
2
4
3
1
2
1
19
27
65
46
38
9
44
107
136
31
4
43, 494
26. 520
53, 850
37. 440
12. 480
25. 750
12. 750
208. 000
265. 865
610, 755
321, 928
220, 618
61.273
223, 708
481, 490
651, 132
120, 661
14, 684
644 3, 215, 935
37. 1 168, 125
0. 7 9, 500
606.2
3, 048, 310
14, 800
37,219
1,712,271
11,400
5,000
4, 829, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
16, 307
44,450
26, 790
54. 370
38, 250
12, 750
26, 020
13, 000
222, 473
250, 766
677. 157
289. 868
317. 647
52, 250
298, 935
474, 178
603, 281
123, 380
14, 892
2
4
3
1
2
1
20
25
73
41
55
9
61
104
148
31
4
588 3, 474, 263
19. 7 114, 086
0. 7 9, 600
567.6
3, 350, 678
14, 800
38,144
1, 568, 378
3,000
4,975,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Operating and administrative ex-
penses".
"Federal Crop Insurance Corporation
fund"
"Advances and reimbursements"
$3, 637, 745
419, 674
195
$4, 286, 000
643,000
$4, 357, 000
618, 000
RURAL ELECTRIFICATION ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
OS-17. $16,630 to $17,670:
Deputy administrator..
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator—
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division ,
Deputy assistant administrator
Director ol program operations
Special assistant to assistant adminis-
trator _
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Area director
Assistant chief of division
Chief of division _
Head of section
Internal auditor
Legislative consultant
Program analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-.
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820-..
GS-6. $4,346 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 15, 621
2 29, 698
4 56, 410
1 13. 978
1 13. 978
2 27. 061
3
1
1
1
1
101
123. 258
98, 362
36, 732
11,606
11.835
13,042
12, 563
290
2,701,227
1, 280, 820
600,080
387, 873
140. 669
681.184
370, 400
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20, 000
16, 806
47, 091
60,965
15, 038
15, 038
29, 099
132. 660
105. 850
39. 540
12.480
13. 000
14,040
13,520
292
167'
79
70
27
142
90
1,150.011
2, 930, 610
, 382. 657
643.608
421.468
152, 483
731. 971
396, 802
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 17,056
3 47, 361
4 60,965
1 15,038
1 16, 038
2 29, 099
292
167 '
79
70
27
142
90
133. 680
106. 620
39,790
12, 480
13,000
14, 040
13,520
1, 153, 369
2, 943, 760
1, 392. 678
648.688
423.607
153. 818
738.293
398, 008
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-3. $3,760 to $i,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130--
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services -..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
29 $110,240
6 21, 383
2 6, 032
2 6, 324
1,044
7, 790, 678
58. 5 399, 605
985.5
7,391,073
38,366
66, 100
1,608
4,253
7, 491, 400
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$119, 359
23, 274
6,614
6,822
1,042
8, 400, 706
81. 3 640, 291
960.7
7, 860, 415
48, 376
30, 000
1,300
6,200
7, 945, 290
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$119. 692
23, 378
6,718
1,042
8,446,618
81.3 656,103
960.7
7, 890, 415
48, 375
1,300
5,200
7, 945, 290
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
Salaeies and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,614
1 15,870
3 43, 655
1 13,686
1 13,083
5 65,394
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 614
1 17, 326
3 48, 131
I 14,706
1 14,394
7 99, 756
1 14,061
2 24, 960
3 37, 410
1 13, 270
1 13,000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 17,326
3 48, 131
1 14,706
1 14. 394
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy assistant administrator
1 14, 061
2 25,230
3 37, 540
1 13,270
1 13,000
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, finance office
2 22, 963
1 11,357
1 12,085
1 12, 085
2 25,626
1 12, 563
4 47,840
1 12, 334
36 412,464
68 599,143
74
669, 571
391
3,054,044
965
6, 290. 722
4 25. 397
949
6,365,702
16 78, 500
348
1,671,175
196
835,690
1,634
6,238.929
166 667,882
4 17,742
Assistant to the administrator
Assistant to the assistant administra-
tor
Director of division
Loan officer
4 51,947
1 13,270
37 463.002
67 745,054
105
1,006,138
331
2, 776, 130
1,132
7,983,640
4 27,489
723
4,317,876
26 145,940
271
1, 414, 395
1,387
6,324,966
301
1,245.679
31 113,623
5 25. 405
4 52,077
1 13 270
State director -
37 463,702
67 746 114
GS-13 $10 635 to $11,935
GS 12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
997,223
330
GS 9. $6,435 to $7,425
2,778,069
1 176
OS 8. $5,885 to $6,875
8, 326, 760
4 27,654
672
GS 7 $5 355 to $6,345 — . - -
GS-6 $4 830 to $5,820
4. 036, 142
26 146,190
287
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1,496.136
1,406
6,431,544
302
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
aS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1,250,784
31 113,623
6 25,405
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
4,766
26, 162, 916
323.6
1, 591, 496
7. 7 38, 731
6. 4 34, 479
4,447
26,969,081
106.7
602,853
4. 3 28, 228
4,474
27,218,621
93
Deduct—
Lap.ses . .
Portion of salaries shown above paid
446, 395
4. 3 28. 638
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
4, 430. 1
24, 557, 168
37, 420
59,312
454. 769
186, 607
4,748
79, 628
4,337
26,438,000
36, 000
80, 000
465, 000
100.000
4.000
84,000
4,376.7
26, 743, 588
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment ...
46, 000
80, 000
Intermittent employment
46.5, 000
Other personal services:
4,000
Additional pay for service abroad..
86,200
25, 379, 652
27,207,000
27, 422, 788
68
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FARMERS' HOME ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Disaster Loans, Revolving Fund
Qmdes and ranees:
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Emergencv loan and credit officer
OS-13. $10.(535 to $11.935
aS-11. $7,.1fiO to $8,860-
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6.345-
GS-S. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent—
Deduct —
Lapses -.
Portion of salaries siiown above paid
fromotheraecounts
Add portion of salaries carried in otlier
position schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weet base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable detail -
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
4
77
72
9
12
149
5
$11,606
11.336
30. 827
502. 234
399, 906
40, 371
61,497
609,116
18, 533
330 1,675,426
11.7 67, 112
1 783
1 726
318.3
1, 618. 257
73, 655
7,504
12. 594
161
2,039
1, 714, 967
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
4
85
66
10
160
22
2
$12, 750
12, 459
33, 883
600, 947
387, 224
47,434
679. 694
90, 272
7,238
340 1,871,901
13 68, 301
327
1, 803, 600
391,000
8,000
8.000
i.ono
6,800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
4
80
61
10
131
22
2
$13. 000
12, 469
34, 403
557. 727
366. 702
47, 768
589, 610
91,416
7,342
312 1, 719, 487
6 24, 487
1, 695, 000
503. 000
8,000
1.000
6.000
2, 213, 000
Advances and Reimbursements
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 -
QS-3, $3,760 to $4,390--
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses -
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Add portion of salaries carried in other po-
sition schedules paid from this account..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Otlier personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services _
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $18, 696
1 4, 659
7 30, 282
5 19, 344
16 72,881
0. 2 396
0.4 3,719
3. 2 19, 538
17.6 88,304
821
596
27
',747
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $20, 280
1 5, 179
7 32, 530
6 21, 386
15 79, 374
1 4,154
26, 350
18 101, 570
390
40
102, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $20, 5.50
1 5. 346
7 32, 947
6 21, 509
15 80, 352
1 6,392
27,000
18 101,960
102, 000
OFFICE OF THE GENERAL COUNSEL
Consolidated Schedule op Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Office of the General Counsel
Grades and r.anges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
General counsel.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Deputv general counsel
aS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Assistant general counsel
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney
Director, legal division
Regional attorney
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Attorney
Executive assistant to the general
counsel
Regional attorney..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$19,011
16, 349
69, 675
76, 626
78, 186
62,311
24 278, 365
11,606
48, 818
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
9
6
8
22
1
$20,010
17, 576
48, 131
124, 989
86, 343
111,885
276, 780
12, 705
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
22
1
$20,010
17, 676
48,401
127, 881
88,257
114,465
281,110
13,000
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
QS-5. $4,346 to $5,335
GS-i. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 ,
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815 ,
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weck base
Overtime and hohday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses," Office of the
General Coimsel
'•Disaster loans, etc., revolving fund,"
Farmers Home Administration
"Conservation reserve," Commodity
Stabilization Service
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$837, 926
242, 627
147, 449
129, 746
77, 333
96,117
218, 167
393, 610
110, 989
10, 172
17,784
412 2, 922, 766
19 112,062
393 2, 810, 704
11,626
22, 710
165
3,078
2, 848, 282
$2,731,902
16,318
100, 062
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$944, 433
280, 240
182, 643
161,497
66, 853
104, 022
266, 491
427, 644
122, 665
11, 793
11,273
423 3, 265, 873
10 70, 243
413 3, 196, 630
13,000
12,350
2,500
3,223,480
$3, 125, 469
17,637
80,374
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
83
35
23
24
11
18
61
100
31
3
3
$965, 475
330, 326
187, 813
164,842
66,619
104, 499
261,320
452, 816
124, 641
11,897
11, 377
433 3,382,224
13 116, 116
420 3, 266, 108
13,000
2,675
3,281,783
$3, 147, 474
27,070
107,239
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of Agriculture
Under secretary of Agriculture
Assistant secretary of Agriculture
Administrative assistant secretary
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant to the Secretary
Director, agricultural credit services. -
Executive assistant, chief of staff
0.^-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the .Secretary..
Director of finance and budget officer.
Director of persoimel
Judicial otficer...
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Director of plant and operations
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative assistant
Assistant director of personnel...
Assistant director of plant and opera-
tions
Assistant to the judicial officer.
Deputy director, budget and finance..
Director of administrative manage-
ment
Hearing examiner
Program stall officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative assistant
Assistant director of administrative
management
Assistant director of plant and opera-
tions
Assistant to the judicial officer
Chief of division, budget and finance..
Chief of division, personnel.
Chief of division, plant and operations.
Personnel officer
Program analyst
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
OS-12. $8.9.55 to $10.255
GS-n. .$7.,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5.8,85 to $6.,875
GS-7. .$5,3.55 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to .$5,820.
OS-6. $4,345 to $5.335
OS-1. $4,040 to .$4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,.'i00 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3.815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 .-
Total permanent.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 21,000
3 60,000
1 19,011
17,614
17,514
17,614
31,013
16,392
16,392
15, 621
14, 436
8 104, 623
2 26, 166
2 27, 956
1 13, 083
6 69, 286
1 13, 374
1 11,606
1 11,835
24, 169
11,357
60,652
86, 030
24, 398
34,818
315,346
265, 178
135, 778
194, 852
36
16
61
21
21
6
2
201,593
78. 729
234. 954
83. 346
80. 871
21.009
7,550
9 35. 609
326
2,443,574
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $26,000
1 21,000
3 60,000
1 19,011
1 18, 512
1 18.512
1 18,512
2 33,612
1 16, 806
1 16, 536
1 17, 056
1 16,517
7 101,339
2 28,788
2 27, 810
1 13, 749
2 30, 076
1 14,061
5 74, 646
1 14, 706
1 12, 750
I 12,480
66,060
92, 080
25,750
12, 4,80
37, 730
338, 066
293. 635
147.678
198. 269
19. 989
217.505
86. 528
240. 786
100. 048
90. 507
30,928
8 31.614
329
2,664,742
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $26,000
1 21.000
3 60,000
1 19,011
IS, 512
18, 512
IS, 512
2 33,612
1 17, 066
1 16, 636
1 17,068
1 15,787
101,339
28,788
2 27,S10
1 13, 749
2 30,347
1 14,061
5 74, 646
1 16, 038
2 24,710
1 12, 750
1 12,760
5
7
2
1
8
31
32
18
28
3
36
16
48
24
22
8
66,310
92.080
25,760
12.480
37, 730
348, 9.50
303. 630
147. 678
198.894
20.321
219, 004
87,818
241,113
104,604
90.819
31,032
S 32,238
332
2,696,833
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
69
Deduct—
Lapses.
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) _
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment--
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential -
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services -
Kum- Total
ber salary
14. 6 $85, 619
2.6 26,742
308.8
2, 332, 213
2,723
8,361
17, 687
12, 177
670
203
2, 373, 934
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
9.8 $72,619
1.3 15,496
317.9
2, 676, 728
1,200
9,500
10, 192
10, 000
700
1,320
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
9. 8 $68, 548
1.3 16,495
320.9
2, 612. 790
9,500
10, 000
700
2, 632, 990
Working Capital Fund, Departmeni
OP Agriculture
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,357
I 8, 590
I 7,280
6 38, 104
8 46. 361
1 5,242
12 67.906
10 41.889
14 55. 132
11 40. 165
6 21, 798
98 450. 412
Num- Total
ber salary
I $12, 230
1 9,485
2 15. 662
3 20,821
8 49, 721
I 5, 824
10 52,121
8 37,024
15 63,299
10 39,622
6 23, 690
101 498, 434
Nimi- Total
ber salary
1 $12,230
GS 12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860 -
2 15, 662
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
3 20 821
OS-7. $5,3.55 to $6,345
8 49, 721
GS-6 $4,830 to $5,820
I 5 824
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
10 52. 287
GS^ $4,040 to ^,670
8 37 336
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
15 63.819
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
10 39 726
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
6 23, 898
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
101 500, 865
Total permanent
169 784,236
10 37,318
0.9 4,918
0. 2 1, 242
166 827,933
5 32, 902
166 831,944
Deduct—
Lapses
5 33, 741
Portion of salaries shown above paid
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
158.3 743,242
601
6,698
46,862
997
1,811
161 795,031
161 798, 203
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
3,107
26,000
1,000
25,000
Nightwork differential
1,000
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
799, 111
824, 138
824, 203
Advances and Reimbursements
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count (total personal services)
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2.6 $25,742
I96I estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1.3 $15,495
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1.3 $15,495
OFFICE OF INFORMATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid
Funds Available to Office op Information
From
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,296:
Director of information
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant director of information,..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Chief of division
Editor of yearbook
Eiecntive assistant to the director.
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
I $15, 163
3 41,038
6 71, 301
I 11,835
1 11,606
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 307
3 44, 782
7 90,000
1 12, 750
1 12, 760
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $16,307
3 45,053
7 91,020
1 13,000
1 12,750
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256 --
G,S-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876.-
OS-7. $6,365 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820.-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335- -
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4.390 -
G.'5-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210-
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment... __.
Intermittent employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base..-
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Add excess of annual leave earned oyer
leave taken.
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
17 $177,006
19 168, 604
19 146, 952
28 178, 793
33
6
31
45
21
6
1
186, 116
30,763
146, 409
184, 660
78, 270
20,448
3,636
33, 827
246 1, 606, 327
13.4 82,838
0. 7 6, 216
230.9
1,418,274
13, 598
1,032
10,408
19, 601
4,723
3,865
1, 471, 501
I96I estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
17
20
21
28
1
34
7
31
45
20
6
1
$190,864
191,340
171,391
194, 750
6,885
206, 160
39, 292
156, 731
199, 056
81, 167
19,031
3,827
33, 827
250 1,669,900
12.7 85,341
3.6 21,659
233.1
1, 563, 000
16,000
1,000
7,000
23,000
1,609,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"..
".\dvances and reimbursements"
"Great Plains conservation program"...
"Conservation reserve program"
"Working capital fund, Department of
Agriculture"
$711,941
60, 663
10,883
7,971
680,153
$802,000
67,000
10,000
730,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$216,013
202, 385
174, 201
195, 772
6,885
207, 647
44,949
163, 077
201, 448
85, 462
23, 051
3,827
33, 827
267 I, 736, 664
13. 5 93, 105
3.6 21,659
240
1,621,000
10,000
1,000
17,000
1,649,000
$842,000
67,000
10,000
730,000
CENTENNIAL OBSERVANCE OF AGRICULTURE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346 -.
Ungraded positions at aimual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Information specialist
Less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Total personal services..
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, 366
1 12,230
1 10,650
3
0.2
28,246
1,646
26,600
LIBRARY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265--
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
GS-7. $6,356 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14, 435
31, 138
46, 074
146, 056
79, 390
17
3
19
24
36
11
1
89, 335
14, 997
87, 162
98, 693
136, 948
36, 861
3,058
163 782, 137
31.4
137, 931
0. 9 4, 453
Num- Total
ber salary
1
5
6
19
17
$16,617
54,810
56, 930
146, 639
112, 941
16
3
20
24
31
10
I
91, 352
16, 662
100, 758
106, 496
126, 639
36, 502
3,411
153 868, 657
24.8
110,331
Num- Total
ber salary
1
5
6
25
21
I
10
4
24
25
36
8
$15, 787
55. 657
57, 720
195, 915
140, 233
6,552
58,324
22,630
121, 141
110,344
143, 259
29,576
166 967, 038
23.7
105, 538
70
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
LIBRARY— Continued
Salabies and Expenses — Continued
Add portion nf salaries carried In other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count _ -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Keguiar pay above 52-week base_
Overtime and holiday pay ,
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, ess
121. 7 646, 3
4,600
3,144
6,534
440
660, 026
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
0.6 $6,760
128. 8 765, 086
4,914
3,000
600
773, 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
0.2 $3,000
141. 5 854, 500
6,000
500
860, 000
Advances and Beimbubsements
1960 actual
196X estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-9 $6 435 to $7,425
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, 739
4 22, 359
1 4, 493
1 4, 326
5 19. 158
2 6, 636
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 426
5 29, 993
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6,448
OS-7 S.*) .S5,5 to $6 345
1 4,680
4 17, 328
2 7, 238
1 4,680
OS 2 $3 500 to $4,130
1 3, 827
14 63,711
1. 4 4, 777
0.7 3,211
13 66, 665
333
0. 5 3, 897
3 14, 9.55
Deduct lapses -- -
22
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
13.3 62,145
2,663
478
98
13.5 70,229
20,770
371
3 14, 933
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.-
Total personal services
65,384
91, 370
14, 933
FOREST SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Forest Service
F0EE3T SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $16,530:
Chief -
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,670:
Assistant chief
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief -
Deputy assistant chief
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Deputy assistant chief
Director, forest experiment station —
Director, forest products laboratory...
Division director
Engineer --.
Entomologist
Forester
Information officer
Management analysis officer
Mathematical statistician
Personnel officer
Plant pathologist
Range conservationist
Regional forester
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
3 47,361
3 44, OM
1 14, 206
13,083
12, 771
123, 135
13, 083
39, 540
13, 978
13,083
156, 642
13,083
1
1
1
2
10
13, 374
13, 083
13. 0,S3
26, 166
136, 490
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 614
3 51, 438
3 47, 861
1 15, 517
28, 465
42, 204
132, 765
14,061
28. 767
16, 038
14,061
282, 678
14, 394
13, 749
14, 394
13, 749
14.061
14.061
147, 139
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,614
3 51, 438
3 47, 861
1 16,517
2
3
9
1
2
1
1
20
1
1
1
1
1
1
10
28. 465
42,204
132, 766
14,061
28, 767
15. 038
14, 061
282, 678
14. 394
13, 749
14, 394
13, 749
14, 061
14,061
147, 139
FOREST SERVICE— continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-16. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Research forester
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Assistant diiector, forest products
laboratory
Assistant regional forester
Budget officer _
Cartographer.-- -
Chemist
Civil engineer
Director, tropical forestry
Editor -
Educationist
Electronics engineer
Employee development officer..
Engineer
Entomologist
Fiscal auditor -.
Forest economist
Forest products technologist —
Forester -- •
Information specialist
Management analyst —
Mathematical statistician
Mechanical engineer
Office services manager
Personnel officer
Physicist •
Plant pathologist—
Plant physiologist-.-
Procurement officer
Property management officer...
Range conservationist
Research forester —
Soil scientist
Technologist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,256..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
OS-10. $6,995 to .$7,986..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $6,885 to $6.875..
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345.-
QS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
aS-5. $4,345 to $5,336..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670-.
GS-3. $3,760 to .$4,390..
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130..
QS-1. $3,186 to $3,816.. -.
Grades established by act of June 20,
1968 (72 Stat. 213) and act of Sept.
23, 1969 (73 Stat. 651);
Forest products technologist...
Physical chemist
Ungraded positions at aimual rates less
than $12,210 -
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time eniployment
Intermittent employment -
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad -.
Payments to casual workers
Payments to prison inmates
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details-
Total personal services. Forest Service
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $62,623
3 34,818
4 47, 381
1
79
1
2
2
2
1
13, 042
922. 744
11.606
24, 170
25, 605
25, 126
11,357
1
1
1
2
11
1
1
6
32
2
4
1
1
11,606
12, 563
11.357
24. 169
127.417
11.606
11,835
72, 736
372, 711
23,212
46, 404
11,606
11,606
4 45, 926
10 114.317
2 22, 963
8 92, 679
36 415.207
1 11,357
8 99, 049
471
4, 812, 505
887
7, 735, 602
1,541
11, 497, 706
10 68, 140
1,559
9, 782, 874
35 206,522
2,102
II, 190, 518
523
2, 577, 295
1,937
8, 627, 371
1,897
7, 640, 845
1,793
6, 697, 371
501
1, 694, 922
19 60, 048
1 13, 978
1 14, 518
1,110
£,619,638
3, 067, 684
15, 404
84, 749, 964
1, 246. 3
6, 145, 799
, 157. 7
78, 604, 165
21.619,796
646, 943
3, 917, 289
668, 796
5, 479. 916
76. 430
273.917
6, 047, 441
32, 639
20, 822
116. 277, 154
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $42,183
3 37, 440
4 50, 980
1
2
I
2
1
1
1
1
1
3
12
1
1
6
37
3
4
3
1
1
4
I
10
2
I
I
7
43
I
8
522
5
971
,051,947
12. 480
26. 000
13. 520
27, 040
12, 480
12, 480
12, 480
13, 520
12, 230
38, 750
150, 060
12, 760
13, 000
77, 770
463, 020
37, 190
49, 670
38. 480
12,750
12, 230
49, 920
12. 480
124, 820
24. 460
12,230
12, 230
87, 650
537, 860
12,480
106, 870
5, 742, 898
1,660
13,
10
1,730
11,
37
2,361
13,
544
2,
2,166
10,
2,022
8,
1,939
7,
473
9, 121, 518
20
253. 265
73,883
726. 045
235, 222
614, 278
892, 623
444, 638
770, 831
794, 792
, 766. 624
68,636
1 16, 000
1 16, 518
6,995,916
792
3, 399, 320
16, 728
99, 076, 353
1, 491. 2
7, 899, 353
15, 236. 8
91, 176, 000
27, 621, 000
718, 000
3, 848, 000
343,000
1. 813. 000
72. 000
410. 000
1, 065. 000
30. 000
26.000
127. 122. 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $42,183
3 37, 440
4 60, 980
84
1,061,947
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
I
3
12
1
1
6
37
3
4
3
I
I
4
1
10
2
1
1
7
43
1
8
529
12, 480
26,000
13. 520
27, 040
12,480
12, 480
12, 480
13, 520
12, 230
38, 750
150, 060
12,750
13, 000
77, 770
403, 020
37, 190
49, 670
38. 480
12, 750
12,230
49,920
12,480
124. 820
24,460
12,230
12,230
87.650
537, 860
12,480
106, 870
5, 817, 448
1,019
9, 551, 838
1,712
13, 646, 957
10 73, 883
1, 820
12, 306, 032
37 236,222
2,458
14,134,780
546
2, 901, 670
2 225
10, 704, 459
2,058
8, 916, 847
1,948
7, 828, 677
473
1,766,624
20 68, 636
I 16, 000
1 15,518
6,107,812
792
3, 399, 320
17, 166
101, 635, 069
1, 636. 5
8, 172, 069
IS, 619. 5
93, 463, 000
30, 632, 000
938,000
3, 848, 000
1, 862, 000
72,000
410,000
1. 874. 000
30,000
26,000
133, 155. 000
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
71
rOEEST SERVICE— continued
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Forest protection and utilization"
"Forest roads and trails"
"Acquisition of lands for national for-
ests, special acts"
"Acquisition of lands for national for-
ests, Superior Xational Forest"..
"Acquisition of lands for national for-
ests. Cache National Forest"
"Expenses, brush disposal"
"Other Forest Service permanent ap-
propriations"
"Working capital fund," Forest Service.
".\dvances and reimbursements"
"Forest Service trust funds"
Allotment from—
"Flood prevention," Soil Conserva-
tion Service
"Watershed protection," Soil Conser-
vation Service
"Agricultural conservation program".
"Conservation reserve program,"
Commodity Stabilization Service.. .
"Great Plains conservation program,"
Soil Conservation Service
Allocation from "Construction, gen-
eral," Corps of Engineers— Civil
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$74, 854, 158
17, 690, 800
3.271
3, 915, 923
10, 662
4, 319. 922
2. 027, 232
11,474.170
1, 251. 168
441,084
99. 048
165, 332
20. 995
2.832
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$77, 463. 000
21, 108, 000
1,000
12. 000
4.000
4, 557, 000
47, 000
4, 997, 000
2, 826. 000
14. 197, 000
1, 194, 000
507. 000
107. 000
90.000
12,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$82. 987. 000
21, 108, 000
1,000
12, 000
4, 757, 000
47,000
5, 100. 000
2, 820. 000
14,451,000
1. 194. 000
507. 000
107. 000
52. 000
12, 000
ALLOCATION TO DEPAKTMENI OF
THE INTERIOB
Grades and ranges:
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-^. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
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 (average number,
net salary)..
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of the Interior
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$7, 270
12, 724
5,130
5.690
3,765
3,515
32,323
14 70, 417
6.6 33,041
0. 4 1, 354
10.3 47,574
17.3 83,596
237, 878
637
27.371
349, 482
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $14, 026
1 5, 699
1 4, 846
1 3, 765
7 32, 323
12 60, 659
1. 4 8, 230
2. 1 10, 258
8.5 41,913
17 84. 084
221,811
230
27,211
333,336
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $14, 191
1 6, 866
1 5,013
1 3, 869
7 32, 323
12 61, 262
1.3 7,645
2. 1 10, 258
8.6 42,013
17.2 85,372
233,069
26, 729
345, 170
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Salakies and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of Commerce
Under secretary of Commerce
Under secretary, transportation
Assistant secretary, domestic affairs .
Assistant secretary, international
affairs __,
Assistant secretary, administration...
General counsel
GS-18. $18,500:
Administrator, Great Lakes pilotage
administration
Deputy under secretary, transporta-
tion..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Assistant to the secretary
Deputy assistant secretary, domestic
affairs
Deputy assistant secretary, inter-
national affairs -
Deputy general counsel
Director, budget and management
Deputy administrator. Great Lakes
pilotage administration
Director, personnel
Director, public information
OS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Assistant to the secretary
Assistant general counsel
Deputy director, budget and manage-
ment
Associate director, personnel
Director, administrative operations...
Security control officer
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to assistant secretary
Assistant to director, budget and
management
Assistant to director, personnel
Assistant to director, public Informa-
tion . -
Assistant to undersecretary
Associate chief, budget division
Attorney
Chairman, appeals board.
Chief, accounting system division
Chief, administrative coordination
division
Chief, budget division
Chief, compensation division
Chief, employee development divi-
sion ___
Chief, employment division
Chief, management division
Chief, operations analysis division
Chief, pilotage operations
Deputy director, administrative op-
erations
Deputy director, public information..
Deputy security control officer
Director, publications
Director, transportation staff
Emergency planning coordinator
Transportation economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant emergency planning co-
ordinator
Assistant to director, administrative
operations
Attorney
Chief, physical and documentary
security ._
Chief, property management division.
Chief, records management division..
Chief, supply management division...
Government accountant _
Information officer
Management analyst
Operations officer, pilotage .
Operations analyst
Position classifier
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$25, 000
21,008
21,008
20,010
20,010
20,010
19,011
17, 614
15, 392
15, 392
15, 621
15,392
16, 870
16, 349
16, 870
14, 206
67, 761
14,435
14, 435
14, 435
14,685
13,978
13, 978
13, 978
13, 686
13, 978
12, 771
40, 727
13, 374
13,686
13,083
13,686
12, 771
13,374
13,686
13, 978
13, 978
13,374
14,456
13,083
13, 374
26, 467
11,606
8 98, 842
12, 334
11,606
11,836
11,835
11, 367
83,616
11,606
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$26, 000
21, 008
21,008
20,010
20, 010
20, 010
20,010
18, 612
18, 612
16, 636
16,806
16, 806
16, 806
17,326
16, 636
17, 576
17,326
16,267
63, 128
16, 517
15, 617
15, 787
16,037
15,038
16, 038
16,038
14, 706
15, 038
13, 749
44, 408
16, 038
14,061
15, 038
14,061
14,706
16, 038
13, 749
15, 038
15, 038
14, 706
1.5, 829
14,394
14, 706
42,848
13,270
12,230
119,370
13, 270
12, 7.50
12, 750
13, 000
12,480
7 92,060
1 12, 230
12,750
1952 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25, 000
21,008
21,008
20,010
20,010
20,010
20, 010
18, 512
18, 612
16,636
16, 806
16,806
16, 806
17, 676
16, 636
17. 576
17, 676
16,617
63, 918
15, 787
1.5, 787
16. 037
16. 037
16,038
16,038
16,038
16. 038
15.038
14,061
44,679
13, 749
15, 038
14, 394
15, 038
14, 394
14, 706
15, 038
13, 749
13, 749
15, 3(j9
15, 038
14,706
16, 829
14, 394
15, 038
70, 679
13,620
12,480
132, 890
13,520
13, 000
13,000
13,000
12, 480
24.460
92, 850
12,230
48,920
13,000
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Press officer . .
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,835
1 11, 835
1 11, 835
2 23, 192
13 133, 244
8 70, 328
17 124, 505
1 7, 269
24 165, 663
3 17, 335
27 165, 435
26 133,419
32 151, 087
14 60, 149
7 28, 118
2 7,093
10 43, 637
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 000
1 13, 000
1 13, 000
4 49, 690
12 132, 647
9 85, 645
19 150. 509
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 000
1 13, 000
1 13 000
Salary and wage analyst . . .
6 74, 400
19 208, 709
12 114,390
25 198 805
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,256...-
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
31 215,011
3 19, 151
28 172, 058
30 166, 227
39 194, 299
14 63, 977
6 26, 023
2 7,030
10 46,012
33 231, 628
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,87,5..
3 19, 649
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,346 -
32 196 024
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.__
35 194, 279
OS-6. $4,346 to $5,336
50 245, 605
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
15 68, 640
GR-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
9 37, 523
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,1,30
2 7,238
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
12 52, 916
269 2, 139, 376
4.4 62.753
286 2, 620, 766
16. 6 102, 766
4.2 21,000
343 2, 992, 215
Deduct lapses
7.8 63,405
Add portion of salaries chargeable to other
accounts . .
Net permanent (average number.
264.6
2,086,622
63, 610
63,424
16, 338
11, 243
12,365
274.7
2,438,990
48, 920
14,000
8,600
7,000
335.2
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment . . .
2, 928, 810
46, 525
45,000
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay ,.
7,000
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details .
Total personal services. . .
2,233,602
2, 617, 610
3, 026, 335
Office of Field Services
SALAEIES AND EXPENSES
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Assistant to the director
Deputy director
Field office manager
OS-14. $i2.210 to $13,510:
Field office manager
Business analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,33.5
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses ,
Net permanent (average ntimber,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num
- Total
Nun:
- Total
Nnm
- Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
1
$15, 376
1
$16,790
1
$16,790
1
13,970
1
16,030
1
15,030
1
13,970
1
15,030
1
16,030
1
14,450
1
16, 650
1
15, 550
15
206,130
15
223,735
15
224.710
12
147,920
12
161,200
12
161,980
1
11, 356
2
24, 420
2
24,940
23
243,910
33
375, 135
33
375, 915
26
241,060
30
296, 990
3(1
299, 590
21
162,270
30
245, 260
30
247,860
20
132,600
21
150,630
23
164,986
1
6,470
1
6,050
1
6,216
23
130, 140
31
185,885
31
188, 626
2
10, 330
3
16, 315
3
16,315
35
170,550
35
186, 560
35
186,880
87
369, 340
102
430,685
102
434, 465
28
101,945
28
112,315
28
114,836
298 1,990,785
347 2, 477, .180
349 2,609,615
20
91,960
15
85,980
9
59,616
278 1,898,825
332 2,391,600
340 2, 450, 000
15, 184
8,400
1,914,009
2,400,000
2,460,000
73
74
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
GENERAL ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Participation in Century 21 Exposition
Grades and ranges:
GS-IS. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner _ -
GS-16. $15,2.15 to $16,295:
Executive director
Design coordinator.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant to commissioner
G.?-13. $10,635 to $11,935_.
G.S-ll. $7,560 to $8,800.-
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820. .-
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
rosltions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay
Regular pay above 52-week base
Total ijersonal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,514
16, 349
1.5, 163
14, 206
13, 978
11,107
7,030
6,136
5,886
15. 276
4,347
4,742
131, 734
44,412
9 87, 322
6,000
1,013
93,336
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 514
17, 000
16, 307
15, 267
1,5,038
15,038
3.5, 817
7,511
6,614
6, 365
17, 472
4,846
4,680
4,742
184,211
5,000
7 179,211
4,000
11,460
507
195, 178
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,614
17, 000
16, 307
15, 267
1.5,038
15, 038
35, 817
37, 655
6,614
6,365
17,472
4,846
28, 080
4,742
237, 665
29, 000
22 208, 66B
4,000
11,460
224, 115
Working Capital Fund
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Printing and publications officer
Num
ber
1
1
2
6
3
1
3
1
9
6
20
23
15
6
78
- Total
salary
$11, 357
11,357
20, 280
43,638
23. 025
7,426
19,011
6,240
51,229
27, 168
94, 006
96.280
58.630
21,882
409, 323
Num
ber
1
1
2
5
3
2
4
- Total
salary
$12, 230
12, 230
22,069
47, 695
26, 248
14,997
27, 623
Num
ber
1
1
2
5
3
2
4
- Total
salary
$12, 480
12, 480
OS-13 SIO 635 to $11 936
22, 689
GS-12 $8 955 to $10,255
47, 715
26,248
OS in Sfi 995 to $7 985
14, 997
GS-9 $G 435 to $7 425 -
27,955
Ofi 7 $5 355 to $6 345
11
5
19
19
16
6
81
66, 995
28,621
95, 578
86.384
66,502
23, 890
445,430
11
6
19
19
14
6
81
68,661
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS 5 $4 345 to $5.335
29, 286
98. 240
GS-4 $4 040 to $4 670
86, 486
69, 596
GS 2 $3,500 to $4,130
23,482
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
449, 874
Total permanent
173
3
900, 852
13,927
175
8
974,492
47, 662
173
7
979,089
Deduct lapses _
41, 789
Net permanent (average number,
170
886, 925
167
926, 840
30, 300
3,460
34, 800
166
937, 300
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
18,100
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
6,920
34,858
2,630
34,800
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
931, 333
995,400
990, 200
Advances and Reimbursements
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $1.5,255 to $16,296:
Chairman, Govenunent Patents
Board ■
Executive secretary, air coordinating
committee
GS-1,5. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy chairman, Government Pat-
ents Board
Secretary, technical division..
Secretary, economic and resources
and legal divisions
Secretary, airport use panel
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 206
1 14, 685
12, 771
13, 374
13,083
13,083
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
1 16,037
14,061
14, 706
14.061
14,061
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
I 14, 061
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-I4. $12,210 to $13,610:
Secretary, aircraft claimant subcom-
mittee and facilitation subcom-
mittee
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,2.5.6
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,800
G.S-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $6,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,34.5.
GS-6. $4,8:10 to $5,820
QS-5. $4,315 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GP-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime -
Total personal services..
1900 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, .563
9,901
25,023
7,280
12, .374
33,696
20, 384
66. 406
49. 990
40,616
30, .533
17,389
71 397, 367
4.8 22,819
66. 2 374, 638
4,689
3.061
984
383, 272
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, .520
10, 899
18, 200
8,091
12, 896
13, 436
53, 122
28, 123
73, 693
57, 928
64, 707
27,621
17, 849
84 488, 628
20 141, 620
64 346, £
2,500
1,232
350, 640
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$9, 235
8,091
24,939
5,6.58
40. 934
49.608
62,211
27, 933
13, 499
53 271, 686
1 5, 202
52 266, 484
3,000
269, 484
BUREAU OF THE CENSUS
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid
Funds Available to Bureau op the Census
From
Grades and ranges:
G.S-18. $18,500:
Director -
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
Assistimt director, demographics
Assistimt director, economics
OS-16. $15,265 to $16,295:
Assistant director, administration
Assistimt director, operations
Assistant director, statistical stand-
ards..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant division chief
Budget officer
Coordinator, international statistics. -
Division chief-
Electronic engineer
Mathematical statistician
Persoimel officer
Statistician.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Analytical statistician
Assistant division chief
Budget analyst
Division chief.
Economist
Electronic technician engineer
Emergency planning officer
Employee relations officer
Geographer.
Information specialist
Machine development officer
Management analyst
Mathematical statistician
Organization and classification officer.
Placement officer- -
Public inXormation officer
Ret'ional field director
Statistician .--
Survey statistician
Training officer
Vulvae programer
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 16, 349
1 15, 621
1 16, 621
1 14, 435
I 14, 435
1 15, 163
3
1
1
19
1
5
1
2
2
12
1
1
1
1
I
37. 227
13. 374
14, 456
266, 030
13, 083
62,588
12, 771
26, 190
22, 986
142,911
11, 606
11, 606
11,357
11, 606
12,663
1
1
1
1
12
1
1
11,357
11,367
11, 606
11,606
128, 300
11, 835
12, 085
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,256..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
OS-8. $5,.SS5 to $6,875..
OS-7. $5,365 to $6,346..
GS-6. $4,830 to $.6,820..
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,336-.
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670-.
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-.
8 90, 856
21 248,466
12 140.102
1 11,357
1 II, 606
101
1,046,732
108
922, 969
142
1,034.314
6 41,211
189
1,166.385
29 160,350
ISl
975, 733
98 490,635
347
1,679,029
349
1, 458, 562
381
1, 460. 411
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,612
1 17, 576
1 17, 066
I 17, 056
1 16, 787
1 15, 517
16, 307
70, 679
14, 706
15,829
293, 467
14,061
67. 282
14, 061
43, 181
2 24,710
13 163. 860
1 12, 230
12, 480
12, 480
13. 520
12, 230
12. 230
12, 230
12, 480
24.710
153, 960
13, 000
13,000
12. 230
98. .590
264. 838
150, 610
12, 230
26,000
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
12
1
1
1
8
21
12
I
2
105
1. 170, 121
109
1,013,109
144
1, 142, 681
6 44,866
191
1,281,733
29 174,790
185
1,084,218
100 544, 970
360
1, 782, 613
357
1, 617. 684
390
1,622.713
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 17, 676
1 17, 066
I 17, 066
1 15, 787
I 15, 787
16, 307
71.329
14. 706
1,5, 829
296, 067
14, 394
67.607
14,061
43,506
24, 970
164,630
12, 230
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
12
1
1
1
8
21
13
1
2
106
1, 189, 871
IIO
1,032,214
146
. 1, 170, 823
"6 46,361
198
1, 339, 244
29 176,935
205
1, 202, 263
100 561,240
374
12, 480
12, 7.50
13. .520
12, 230
12, 230
12, 230
12, 4.80
24, 970
155, 260
13.f»0
13.000
12.230
99, 370
266, 658
162, 792
12,230
26, 260
389
1,
391
1,864,921
9
1, 760, .501
,641.178
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
75
Grades and ranges — Continued
aS-2. $3,50n to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Uncraded positioris at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions otlier tha.i permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment-
Otlier personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payment to other agencies for reimburs-
able details
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned _ _
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"1962 Census of Governments"...
"Eighteenth Decennial Census"
"1963 censuses of business, transporta-
tion, manufactures, and mineral in-
dustries"
"1958 censuses of business, transporta-
tion, manufactures, and mineral in-
dustries"...
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Special statistical work"
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
35 $123, 653
6 20, 159
67 332,452
2,159
12, 282, 610
101
1, 243, 610
2,058
11,039,000
6,821,000
6, 860, 000
55, 798, 000
182. 000
1,708.000
31,000
16, 000
3.000
534, 000
82, 992, 000
$6, 663, 694
68. 554. 871
3. 672. 001
3,155,000
946, 434
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
35 $134, 465
6 22, 026
67 357,387
212
13, 701, 961
84
1, 520, 961
2, 128
12,181,000
16, 550, 000
234, 000
1,666,000
90, 000
420, 000
33, 000
17.000
300, 000
30,891,000
$7, 586, 555
82, 730
17,368,102
1, 589, 411
3,1,50,000
1, 114, 202
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
37 $142,860
6 22, 341
67 357,387
2,293
14, 228, 239
79
1, 622, 239
2,214
12, 606. 000
3, 327, 000
84,000
1,255,000
465, 000
33, 000
$8, 386. 691
769, 367
3, 320, 913
852, 599
3. 230. 000
1,210,430
COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Gcophysicist (research) .
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, gravity and astronomy branch.
Chief, instrument division,.
Chief, seismologist
Chief, trianpulation branch
Physical science administrator
Research scientist
Special assistant to the Director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, aeronautical chart
branch.
Assistant chief, gravity and astron-
omy branch
Assistant chief, nautical chart branch .
Assistant chief, tides and currents
division
Assistant chief, triangulation branch.
Chief, budget and fiscal division
(budget officer)
Chief, coast pilot branch
Chief, distribution branch
Chief, Fredericksburg Magnetic Ob-
servatory
Chief, geomagnetism branch
Chief, leveling branch
Chief, organization and management
division
Chief, personnel and safety division..
Chief, planning and information
branch
Chief, reproduction branch
Chief, seismology branch
Chief, technical services division
Geodesist (research)
Liaison olTicer
Mathematician...
Oceanographer -
Supervisory cartographer
Supervisory civil engineer
Supervisory general engineer.
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,,5C0 to $8,860
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 500
13, 083
13,083
13. 083
13.083
27. 956
26, 457
1 11, 606
11,606
12,563
12,563
11,835
12, 085
1!,3£7
11,835
12,563
12, 563
11, 835
11,835
12, 334
11,606
11,606
12. .563
11. 357
11,357
12, 563
11,606
35
73
127
12, 563
12, 563
370, 919
671, 231
983, 405
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,500
14. oni
14.061
14. 001
14.061
30. 076
28,788
12. 7,50
13. 520
13, 520
12, 750
13. 000
12. 230
12. 750
13. 520
13. 520
12, 750
12, 750
13, 270
12, 480
12, 4,80
13, 520
12. 230
12. 230
13, 520
24, 710
12, 230
13, 520
13. 520
430. 519
757, 169
1,133,210
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 500
14,394
14, 394
14. 394
14. .394
30. 076
82, 494
29, 100
1 12. 750
12, 7.50
13, .V20
13, 520
13. 000
13. 000
12. 480
13. 000
13. 520
13. 520
13. 000
12. 750
13. 270
12. 750
12, 7.50
13. .520
12.480
12, 230
4
SO
139
13, 520
.36. 940
12. 2:^0
13. .520
13. 520
469. 069
793. 699
1, 1.58.456
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. $0,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $-5,885 to $6,875
OS-7. .$5,355 to $6.345
QS-6. $4,830 to .$5.820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to .$4,130
G.S-1. .$3,185 to .$3.815...
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent {average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
All personal services..
Commissioned officers:
Director (relative rank, chief of bureau.
Navy). .
Assistant director (relative rank, rear
admiral. Navy)
Hydograpliic and geodetic engineer:
Relative rank, captain. Navy
Relative rank, commander, Navy
Relative rank, lieutenant commander,
Navy
Relative rank, lieutenant, Navy
.Junior hydrographic and geodetic en-
gineer (relative rank, lieutenant (jg),
Navy)
-^ide (relative rank, ensign, Navy)
Total permanent, commissioned
officers -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent, commissioned offi-
cers (average number, net salary) ,
Other personal services: Flight pay
All personal services, commissioned
officers
Total personal services. -
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3
185
4
139
103
188
122
104
22
$20. 591
,217,117
24. 940
777, 038
521,936
869. 077
486. 922
387. 687
74. 076
19, 802
2, 155, 462
1,891
10. 646. 713
93 506,826
2,109
12, 4.85. 152
154 863.052
1,798
10. 139, 887
392, 124
63. 583
226. 784
48, 259
10. 870, 637
1 16, 200
1 14, 100
27 319. 140
26 239. 340
31 219. 758
18 94, 980
12 44. 184
73 201,718
189
1, 149, 420
4 11,943
185
1, 137, 477
8,427
1, 145, 904
12,016,541
$9,046,811
2. 909, 730
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $22,151
215
1, 526. 101
4 26. 852
169 994.331
108 587,005
218
1, 066, 039
134 568. 978
119 468,883
22 79. 554
6 21, 296
511
2, 299, 600
2, 072, 700
1,955
11,622,100
42. 400
139. 000
26, 900
12, 097, 500
1 16, 200
1 14, 100
25 295. ,500
26 239. 200
30 213.000
18 95. 400
12 44. 400
78 218.400
191
1. 136, 200
6 35, 700
185
1, 100. 500
12. 400
1.112.900
13, 210, 400
$11,011. 100
2. 199. 300
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 351
. 703. 299
27. 452
921.003
601. 929
3
238
1
4
152
108
198
1.001.349
131 507. 978
115 453.303
20 74. 524
5 IS, 593
562
2, 671. 1.50
330
2, 190, 540
2,166
13, 053. 981
164 872,481
2.002
12, 181, 500
165, 200
116,300
26, 900
12. 489. 900
1 Ifi, 200
1 14. 100
25 295.600
26 239,200
30 213,000
18 95, 400
12 44, 400
78 218,400
191
1. 136, 200
6 37. 300
185
1, 098. 900
11.800
1,110,700
13, 600. 600
$11,482,800
2, 1 17. 800
BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special position:
Administrator
QS-18. $18,500:
Director, industrial mobilization
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator
Deputy administrator...
Deputy director, industrial mobiliza-
tion
Director, division
Special positions at rates equal to or in
e.xcess of $15,255:
Dii'ector, technical services
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director, industrial raw
materials and stockpile
Assistant director, mobilization con-
trols
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
Num
ber
Total
salary
Num
ber
Total
salary
1 $18, 000
1
$18, 000
1
$18, 000
1 17, 514
1
18, 512
1
18,612
1 15, 621
1 16, 349
1
1
16. 806
17, 576
1
1
16,806
17, 576
1 15, 621
3 49, 047
1
3
16, 806
52,728
1
3
16, 806
52,728
1 16, 000
1
17, 000
1
17, 000
1 14, 435
1
15, 787
1
15,787
1 15,163
1
16, 307
1
16, 307
570200^ Cl-^
n
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUSINESS AND DEFENSE SERVICES
ADMINISTRATION Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
Ornilcs and ranges— Continued
GS-I6. $15,25,'; to $10.295— Continued
Assistant director, mobilization plans.
Director, division
Director, otlico of area development. ..
Director, olllce of di'itribution
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
.\dviser on foreign activities
Bnsiiicss analyst
Cliairman, industry evaluation board.
Cliief, division
Commodity indu.stry analyst
Confidential assistant to adminis-
trator -- --
Deputy director, technical services. . .
Deputy director, administration
Deputy director, division
Director, administration
Director, division
Kconomist
Executive reserve coordinator
Program officer
Industry analyst
Industrial specialist
Special assistant to administrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Advi.ser
Attorney-adviser
Budget officer
Business analyst
Commodity industry analyst
Deputy executive reserve coordinator
Economist
Executive secretary
Industry analyst
Industrial specialist
Program coordinator
Program officer
Publications oflicpr
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9,55 to $10,255
G.?-ll. $-,,56(1 to $8.860 -..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875
GS-7. $5,3,56 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $.'i,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335 _..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 _
Total permanent. _..
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other "than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay _.
Total personal services
lOCO actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 435
13 194. 457
1 14, 686
1 14, 435
1
4
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
8
7
1
2
4
12
2
2
1
1
4
11
1
1
1
12
10
1
4
1
68
25
45
35
3
54
40
98
38
35
3
13, 978
.57, 117
13,978
38. 937
38, 625
13.083
13.083
13.686
13. 686
14. 458
109.721
93, 328
13.978
26. 9.50
55, 328
164, 298
27, 664
24, 2.56
13,042
11,. 3.57
47, 861
128.064
12. ,563
11,357
11,3,57
146.202
120. 660
12, 563
46, 458
11.6C6
719, 591
221,663
332, 866
221, 534
19, 158
293, 263
212,266
463, 629
166,718
128, 499
11,107
574 4, 505. 280
46 380, 645
153 1,349,673
375 2, 775, 062
23,251
21,800
960
2,821,063
1901 estimate
Xum- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
13 209, 101
1 15, 787
1 16, 787
1
4
1
3
3
1
1
1
1
1
8
10
1
3
4
10
2
1
1
1
3
10
1
6
1
12
11
1
4
2
71
27
51
47
3
57
40
108
51
25
4
16, 038
60,174
15, 038
42, 849
41, 559
14.001
14,394
15.0,18
15, 038
15, 558
118,039
141,3.38
1.5,0,38
42. 724
59. 820
145. 704
29, 744
12.480
14,040
12. 230
39.290
12,5. 380
13. ,520
73, 380
12, 230
157.310
142, 624
13, 520
49. 465
24.710
804, 395
266, 755
407, 221
318,201
20, 6.55
333, 774
227. 8.84
531,712
224, 016
101,136
15, 620
620 5, 178, 416
26 231,716
146 1, 362, 500
448 3, 684, 200
30, 000
13,500
600
3, 628, 300
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
13 209, 101
1 15, 787
1 16,787
1 15, 038
4 60, 174
1 l,^ 038
3 42, 849
3 41, 659
14,061
14. 394
15.038
16.038
16,558
118.039
168.8.36
16.0.38
42, 724
69. 820
14!), 704
29, 744
1
12, 480
1
14,040
1
12. 230
4
61,, 520
10
12,5, 380
1
13. .520
8
97, 840
1
12. a3o
12
157.310
11
142, 624
1
13, ,520
6
61. 695
2
24.710
71
804, 395
27
255,445
,53
422, 363
47
318,035
3
20, 655
,58
339, 140
41
232. 730
12
,549. 100
,50
219. 960
25
101,136
4
15, 620
633 5, 292, 044
21 183, 244
146 1, 375, 500
406 3, 733, 300
25,700
3, 760, 800
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1901 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426 _
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $26,376
2 10, 566
2 10, 192
1 4, 326
1 4, 077
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-7. $6.3,56 to $6,345
C,S-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. .$4,040 to .$4,670
G.S-3. $3,760 to .$4,390
10 66, 537
237
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
10 65, 300
200
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base _
Total personal services.
65,600
BUREAU OF FOREIGN COMMERCE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,.530 to $17,.570:
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of office
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director for administration.
Deputy director of division
Deputy director of office
Director of division. _
Director of office
Director of staff
International economist
Special assistant to director
Trade center manager
Trade mission director
Travel center manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Assistant director of staff
Bu.siness specialist
Deputy director of division
Director of staff
Foreign trade and tax speci.alist
Foreign .service ofierations officer
International economist
Trade mission specialist
Travel specialist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.936.. ._ _
aS-12. .$8,9,5.'-, to $10,2,56-
GS-11. $7,560 to .$8,860
GS-10. $0,995 to $7.986
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425. _
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876
GS-7. $6,3.'i5 to $6,345
GS-0. ,$4.S30 to $5.820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Pegnlar pay above ,52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
16, 349
29,599
13. 6S6
25. 854
27. 352
139, 662
12,771
71,510
54, 122
27, 060
1
2
2
10
1
5
4
2
12, 563
11,835
96, 698
12, 085
11,357
11,357
130, 218
13, 042
213, 930
239, 665
153, 449
21, 628
220, 606
24, 920
238, 087
154, 590
211,514
65, 859
19, 614
303 2, 327, 386
30 206, 727
273 2,120,669
2,868
17. 166
834
2, 141, 527
1901 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
1
17, 676
32, 074
15,030
27, 810
29. 432
164. 611
13. 749
73. 610
58. 864
31.345
13, 749
27,498
13. .520
62.040
103. 770
13.270
12.480
12. 480
139, 670
275, 103
303. 602
234. 789
22. 818
266, 654
27,207
301,930
183,288
302, 261
90, 293
66, 919
372 2, 933. 9.54
26 159. 224
347 2, 774. 730
9,000
16,000
11,220
1,600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1
1
2
2
11
1
5
4
4
2
4
3
1
7
8
1
1
1
11
2
6
44
34
46
3
50
4
78
33
101
34
19
17, 575
32, 344
16, 030
28,143
29.744
166, 236
14, 061
73, 942
59,488
69, 093
27, 498
64, 996
41,247
13, ,520
88,460
105, 080
13, 270
12, 480
12, 760
141, 190
24.460
73, 380
489, 955
326, 730
365, 806
23. 1.50
342, 930
27,373
461.815
189, 777
480, 982
147, 868
74, 736
527 4,041,620
45 321, 250
; 3, 720, 370
22,500
15,000
3, 767, 870
Export Control
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Director of office-
Director of stall
QS-15. $13,730 to $1,5,030:
Assistant director of office
Deputy director of office
Deputy director of stall
Director of division.
StafI officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,150:
Agent-in-charge.
Attorney-adviser -.
.\ttorney-trial examiner
Business analyst .- --.
Chief of section
Commodity industry analyst..
Criminal investigator.
Deputy director of division
Director of division...
International economist
Program officer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11, 935.
OS-12, .$,s,956 to $10,255-
OS-11. $7,,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $6,885 to .$6.875
OS-7. $.5,3.55 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,S30 to .$.5,820
QS-6. $4,346 to $5,336
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $16. 163
1 14, 436
13, 670
13.978
13. 978
40. 747
40, 434
11,606
11,606
11,835
11,606
99, 070
11,367
12, 563
12, 563
12, ,565
37, 232
211,076
207, 770
144,477
134, 141
12, 480
79,4,54
117, .521
160, 675
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $16. 307
1 15, 787
15,038
15.309
57, 179
29, 703
12, 480
13,790
12, 750
12,750
11,606
94, 140
12, 480
12,230
3
18
26
18
15
1
14
21
40, .580
203, 572
239, 721
150,218
106, 350
6,885
8,5. 593
117.417
196. 135
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16. 307
1 15, 787
15,038
15, 309
68,116
29,703
12,750
13, 790
13,000
13,000
11,835
94,390
12, 480
12,480
3
18
28
27
16
1
15
21
43
40, 830
205, 849
270.316
220, 667
114,266
6,885
91,958
lis. 706
219, MO
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
77
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 ._
OS-2. $3,500 to $4, 130.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Otlier personal services: Regular pay
above 52-weelf base
Total personal services
1969 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
34 $147, 232
11 44,077
1 3, 827
228
13
647, 128
92, 986
1, 554, 142
990
12, 532
, 567, 664
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$145, 600
61, 505
4,130
221
1,679,255
3 22, 464
218
, 656, 791
10,000
6,563
1, 673, 354
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
41 J1S6, 368
12 61, 713
1 4, 130
260
1,865,203
4 24, 070
1, 841, 133
1, 841, 133
OFFICE OF BUSINESS ECONOMICS
Salakies and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 614
1 14,435
1 14, 456
1 14, 456
5 66, 767
1 12, 771
10 116, 709
11 113.484
15 133, 786
15 111, 299
20 121,7.58
1 6, 822
26 143, 236
29 160, 692
29 135. 201
8 32, 303
4 14, 705
2 7,654
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
1 15, 787
1 15, 829
1 1.5. .5.58
5 73,383
3 41, 247
8 99, 130
11 123,302
13 124, 945
16 128, 586
22 147, 177
1 6, 562
25 148, 116
33 186, 616
28 137, 860
6 25. 376
3 11, 940
2 8, 278
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18 512
GS-16. $15,255 to $lfi,295:
Assistant director
1 16 037
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
1 16, 829
1 16, 829
Chief of division . _ .
5 74, 049
3 42, 183
GS-IJ. $12,210 to $13,510:
Business economist
9 112, 130
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
12 134. 223
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255... .,..
GS-11. $7,5fi0 to $8,860
18 171, 600
16 130. 356
OS Q Sfi 435 to $7 425
26 168 689
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-
1 6. 718
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
25 149. 283
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
33 187, 157
GS-5. .$4,346 to $5,336
28 138, 694
GS-!. $4,040 to $4.670
9 38. 064
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390- . .
3 12. 148
GS-1 $3,185 to $3,816
2 8. 278
Total permanent
180 1, 227, 947
20 129, 662
180 1,327.094
10 87, 078
193 1,439,779
13 113. 746
Net permanent (average number.
160 1. 098, 285
10, 713
5, 740
9,330
170 1, 240, 016
3,000
7,376
5,042
ISO 1,326,033
Positions other than permanent;
Part-time eniplovraent
7,400
Other personal services: Regular pay
1, 124, 068
1, 255, 433
1, 333. 433
Advances and Reimbursements
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranees:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 810
2 16, 952
1 6, 448
1 5, 520
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-11 $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
I $5, 130
GS-6 $4 830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
2 8, 980
I 4, 610
Total perinanont
3 14,110
.8 4,436
6 49, 240
3.6 28,164
Net permanent (average number,
2.2 9,675
1,191
35
2.4 21,076
3,769
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
Other personal services: Regular pay
10,901
24,845
MARITIME ACTIVITIES
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Chairman
Member of Board ... .
OS-18. $18,500:
Deputy administrator..
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief of ofTice
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant deputy
Chief of office
Coast director..
Comptroller '.
Deputy chief of office
General counsel
Legal adviser
Secretary to board . .
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of office
Assistant general counsel
Assistant to deputy administrator
Chief of division
Chief of office
Coust director
Deputy chief of office
Deputy coast director
Deputy comptroller
Deputy general counsel
District comptroller
Hearing examiner
Information officer
Internal auditor
Personnel officer
Port development officer
Regulations consultant
Security officer
Transportation specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area representative
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of office
Assistant district comptroller
Assistant secretary to board
Attorney
Chief of branch
Chief of division
CivU engineer
Deputy security officer..
District comptroller ,
District personnel officer.
Executive assistant
Foreign representative
Government aid examiner
Information officer
Internal auditor
Management analyst
Planning otficer
Port development officer
Property and supply officer
Regulations examiner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986.
GS-9, $6,436 to $7,426...
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $t, 130
GS-1. $3,185 to .$3,815
Grade established by act of Aug. 1, 1947,
Public Law 80-313 (61 Stat. 716), as
amended:
Chief of office
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent .
Deduct—
Lapses..
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates..
Local rates
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 500
2 40, 000
1 17,514
1 15, 392
1 14, 435
1 14,914
1 14,914
1 14.914
1 14, 685
14,685
13. 083
41,038
13. 083
245. 898
82, 492
27, 061
27.956
13. 083
13, 978
13, 083
26, 748
81, 161
12, 771
13. 6S6
13, 686
13, 978
13. 978
13. 374
13,686
11,836
242, 857
23, 940
23, 670
11,600
12,813
251, 094
58,241
12, 563
11,835
11.606
11.357
24, 419
58. 738
12, 085
1
1
2
2
121
138
1
28
104
6
116
69
164
173
136
16
2
11, 606
22, 963
11,835
11,606
23, 212
22, 963
"l, 284, 024
1
1, 254, 258
j8
1, 060, 750
205, 656
684. 346
31, 930
646. 571
308. 549
740. 016
734, 859
530. 981
59, 990
6,610
1 10, 500
08
4, 115, 661
2,137
13, 439, 220
179.5
1,042,529
150.3
1,091.976
794.2
11,219,196
6 68. 662
7 16, 868
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 600
2 40, 000
1 18,512
1 16. 806
15.617
15. 267
16, 037
16,037
16.037
16.787
16, 787
16, 787
55. 641
14. 394
265. 148
76.440
29. 9.52
44.408
14. 394
16, 309
14. 061
29, 412
87, 902
14. 061
15,038
15.038
15, 038
15, 038
14, 706
1
20
1
2
1
1
21
7
1
1
1
1
2
5
1
1
1
2
2
1
2
2
122
1, 394, 688
142
1, 356, 070
147
1, 210, 205
20 168,663
"" 703. 126
66. 619
653. 401
388. 704
767. 362
6,50. 267
392. 640
19. 551
7,134
12, 750
269, 810
12, 750
2.5, 480
12, 750
13. 790
271. 040
88. 170
13. 620
12. 750
12. 750
12. 480
20. 270
64.260
13, 270
12. 230
12. 750
25, 230
25. 230
12, 750
26, 600
26, 230
10
107
69
149
142
91
5
2
785
2.031
13, 905, 827
105
628, 639
129
1, 063. 300
1,784
12, 126, 469
6 69. 429
7 18,090
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 600
2 40, 000
1 18,512
1 16, 806
16, 517
16,267
16. 037
16,037
16,037
15, 787
15, 787
16, 787
4
1
19
5
2
3
65,641
14. 394
278, 897
76. 440
29. 962
44, 408
14,394
15, 309
14,061
29. 412
116.362
14,061
16.038
16. 038
16.038
15. 038
14. 706
12, 750
272, 040
12, 750
26, 480
12,750
13. 790
271.040
88. 170
13. 620
12. 750
12. 750
12. 480
26, 270
64, 250
13, 270
12, 230
12, 760
2 26, 230
2 26, 230
1 12, 750
2 26, 500
3 37, 460
134
1, 622, 388
147
1, 401, 145
165
1, 346, 773
27 213, 284
806, 460
66, 519
666, 836
388, 870
804,311
706. 843
396. 677
19, 651
7,134
115
10
110
69
158
156
92
5
2
2,068
14,293,124
129
1.811
12, 496, 766
6 69. 429
7 18, 090
78
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
MARITIME ACTIVITIES— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estinlate
Positions other than permanent: Part-
$1. 262
86,917
48,015
36,238
$5,000
49, 768
38, 340
29.499
$.5,000
Other porsimal services:
35, 480
28, 999
11,477,147
12, 336, 586
12, 662, 764
Maritime Training
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. .'S13,730 to $15,030:
Dean .._
GS-14, $12,210 to $11,510:
Cadet irainin^ oflicer
Executive ollicer
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-U. $7,.560 to $,S,%0
OS-0. $6,135 to $7.425
OS-7. $5..3,;5 to $f),345..
aS-6. $1,830 to $5.820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,3.35
OS-1, $4,010 to $4.670
GS-3. $:i.7f'i0 to $4,390
GS-2. $3. .500 to $4,130
Grades esta' lislied by sec. 216, Mer-
chant Marine .\ct, 1936, as amended
(46 U.S.r. 1126), and regulations
issued pursuant thereto— U.S.
Maritime Service;
Rear admiral, $9,603 to $14,100: Su-
perintendent
Captain, $7,114 to .$11,820
Commander, $5,691 to $9,300
Lie'tC'iant commander, $4,802 to
$7,560
Lieutenant, .$3,912 to $6.420
1 ieutonant Og), $3,112 to $.5,400
Ensign, $2,668 to $4,800
Chief warrant officer, $3,178 to $5,280.
Warrant officer, $2,633 to ,$4,680
Chief petty officer, $2,477 to $4,200. ...
Petty officer, 1/c, $2,110 to $3,480
Petty officer, 2/c, $1,743 to .V2.S80
Petty officer, 3/c, $1,468 to $2,280
Seaman, $1,192 to $1,692.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210....
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary'i
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment...
Other personal services:
Re'!iil:>r pay a^ove 52-week base
Overtime and lioliday pay
Night work differential
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursaHe detail
Total pei'sonal services
1960 actual
-Num- Total
her salary
1 $12, 771
12, 334
12, 085
8,341
30, 576
7,342
5,741
35, 402
19, 198
54, 909
48, 712
3,266
1 14, 100
4 43, 140
9 78, 300
30
40
9
2
12
18
37
22
8
7
10
215. 400
237. 816
43, 514
9,600
57, 324
77, 712
139,380
73. 620
23. 040
17.222
19, 422
10 48, 253
267 1,348,520
6 34, 141
261 1,314,379
2,900
1,928
855
1,778
8,203
1, 330, 043
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
1 13, 270
3
3
1
3
8
7
11
11
1
26, 895
25,563
7,925
17, 430
44, 325
34, 091
48, 568
44, 959
3,515
1 14, 100
6 52, 980
10 86, 400
29
45
5
2
12
20
33
24
7
6
7
211, 200
268, 956
22, 146
9.600
57. 688
85. 956
128, 820
82, 020
20,160
14.542
13.619
15 79.069
271 1,427,546
10 44, 646
261 1,383,000
11,000
1,000
1.000
2,000
1,419,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13. 749
1 13, 270
3
3
1
3
8
7
11
11
1
26, 895
25, 563
7. 925
17. 430
44.325
34. 091
48. 5BS
44. 9.59
3,515
1 14, 100
5 53, 480
10 87, 400
29
45
6
2
12
20
33
24
7
6
7
212, 200
270, 956
22, 640
9,600
6.S, 688
86, 456
129, 820
82, 520
20, 660
14, 792
13, 869
15 79,069
271 1,436, ,540
10 43, 546
261 1,393,000
3,500
1,000
2,000
21,000
1, 420, 500
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16.5.30 to $17,570:
Chief of olliice
Num
ber
- Total
salary
Num
ber
1
1
- Total
salary
$17.0.56
14, 706
Num
ber
1
1
- Total
salary
$17,060
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
14, 706
Chief of f ranch
1
2
1
2
4
8
3
4
1
32
54
45
$12. 771
27. 956
13,978
25, 376
48, 567
98, ,590
30, 732
46. 424
12. 563
334. 749
487. 075
341.337
3
1
2
3
9
5
5
43, 825
15, 038
27, 310
39,790
118, 330
64, 480
62,940
4
1
2
6
«
6
3
57. .574
Depntv cliief of ollice
15 038
CS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Ai^sistant rliief of division. ....
27 310
76. 480
Constr:iction representative . .
118 :)30
78.000
Nuclear encineer . .
37, 440
CS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
43
72
40
478,940
692, 796
372.935
43
70
46
480, 474
GS-12. .$8.9.55 to $10.255
GS-11. $7,5(10 to $8,860
672, 765
372. 935
Grades and ranges^-Continued
OS-10. .$6,995 to 7,986
G8-9. .$0,435 to $7,425
GS 8. $5,885 to .$6,875
(lS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to .$.5.820
OS-5. $4,:j45 to .$5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
nS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
O.S-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. $3,185 to .$3,815
Grades established ijy see. 216,
Merch.ant Marine Act, 1936, as
amended (46 U.S.C. 11261, and
regulations issued pursuant there-
to—U.S. Maritime Service:
Lieutenant commander, $4,802 to
$7,660
Lieutenant, $3,912 to .$6,420
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
coimt
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$5U, 408
139, 917
6,470
77, 665
36, 171
128. 189
124. .591
119.639
27.364
1 7. 320
1 6, 300
498
$2. 389. 945
808 4. 008, 087
233.3
1, 186, 658
150.3
1. 091. 976
724
4, 608, 702
1 6, 703
625
33. 176
19. 716
1.939
4, 669, 761
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$77,916
178, 613
5,886
98.511
64. 080
113.589
118.976
174.420
25, 957
3,411
1 7, 320
1 6, 300
372
$1, 890, 331
729 4, 703, 466
121.7
700. 709
1, 063, 300
736.3
4. 999, 721
1 6, 326
21, 877
5,800
4.767
6. 038. 490
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
3
26
1
16
10
26
31
41
7
1
Total
salary
$22, 984
178, 613
6,886
98,611
64, 080
121,617
136, 084
166, 037
25, 957
3,411
162
$862,024
616 3, 632, 312
66
411, 123
1,063,300
677
4, 278, 164
1 6, 326
5.800
4,767
4, 296, 056
PATENT OFFICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excc^ss of $18,500:
Commissioner
OS-18. Rate of $18,500:
First assistant commissioner
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner
Director of patent examining opera-
tion
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director of research and development.
Solicitor
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Deputy solicitor
Director of admmistration
Director of research and development.
Director of trademark examining
operation
Examiner of patent interferences
Examiner of trademark appeals
Industrial and economic research
specialist
Law exammer
Patent classifier __
Patent examiner
Patent research specialist
Supervisory patent examiner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Design patent examiner
Director of information services
Examiner of interferences
Head, budget and finance division
Head, general services division
Head, organization and methods
division
Head, personnel division
Law exammer
I.,ibrarian
Patent classifier
Patent examiner
Patent research expert
Supervisory trademark examiner
GS-13. $10,035 to $11,936.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,800 .
GS-IO. $6,995 to $7,985...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 17, 514
2 32, 670
1 16, 621
16, 163
13, 978
13, 374
13, 978
13,680
92,239
64, 375
13, 978
26,128
3 41, 660
1 11,357
2 23, 192
1 12, 085
1 12,813
11.357
12. 085
24. 3.52
11.606
61. 330
846. 464
25.060
23.200
2
1
5
68
2
2
146
1, 609, 603
329
3, 095, 869
611
3, 960, 725
2 14, 891
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 18, 612
2 35, 162
I 17, 056
15, 517
16, 307
15,038
14, 394
1 14, 706
7 100, 768
6 70, 326
1
6
5
68
I
3
2
1
2
I
1
15, 038
70, 305
70. 305
949. 908
14. 061
44, 408
24, 460
12. 480
24. 960
13. 270
13, 790
I 12, 480
1 13. 270
2 24. 960
1 12. 480
10 122. 300
100
1. 223. 000
2 27. 040
2 24. 980
256
2. 808. 097
274
2. 667, 840
285
2, 339. 665
1 7. 987
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
18, 512
36, 162
17,066
16, 617
16,307
15,038
14, 706
1 15, 038
7 101, 694
6 70, 992
15,038
70. 971
70, 306
961, 374
14,061
44,741
2i460
12, 480
24. 960
13. 270
13, 790
12, 480
13,270
24,960
12, 750
122, 300
,72i950
66,020
37, 210
1
6
6
68
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
2
1
10
140
6
3
239
2, 639, 649
377
3, 471, 245
185
1, 467, 855
1 7,987
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
79
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 -..
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS^. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates of
$12,210 or above:
Examiner of patent appeals
Supervisory patent examiner
Supervisory olassification examiner
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _
Not permanent (average number,
net salary) _ _..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weok base.-
Overtime and holiday pay -..
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
111
$707,384
13 80, 439
206
1, 142, 308
103 536, 5&S
846, 875
818, 308
183
197
242
153
56
25
4
1
930. 484
530, 604
176, 806
388, 146
59.200
14, SOO
43 199, 820
2,440
16. 590. 975
200
1. 144. 708
2,240
15, 446, 267
118.817
397, 372
460
15, 962. 916
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
160
$1, 077, 257
10 68, 515
239
1, 500. 758
104 586.790
157 801.. 509
204 916,032
249
I, 031, 4.59
147 565.481
60 173. 4C2
25
4
422. 750
64.000
16.000
43 206,452
2 440
18, 195, 315
lOO
590, 316
2.340
17, 605. 000
67.600
268, 000
500
17,941,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
224
"$1, 497, 343
10 69, 014
162
1,016,981
104 598,023
140 716. 398
204 925. 600
249
1. 045. 083
147 671,201
60 173, 566
25 422, 750
4 64. 000
1 16. 000
43 206,452
2.440
IS, 527, 449
100
570. 949
2.340
17, 956, 600
238, 000
500
18,195,000
BUREAU OF PUBLIC ROADS
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid
Funds Available to Bureau op Public Roads
From
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18„')U0:
Federal highway administrator
Commissioner of Public Roads
OS-18. $18,800:
Deputy commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Assistant commissioner for engineer-
ing
Assistant commissioner for operations
Assistant commissioner for adminis-
tration
Assistant commissioner for research...
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Assistant to the administrator
Deputy assistant commissioner
General counsel
Regional engineer
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to deputy assistant com-
missioner
Deputy general counsel
Administrative officer
Chief of division
Program evaluation officer...
Regional engineer
Division engineer
Assistant regional engineer
Highway engineer
Accountant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Chief of division
Chief of branch
Division engineer
Assistant division engineer
Bridge engineer
Right-of-way engineer
Planning and research engineer
Design engineer
Construction and maintenance engi-
neer
Highway engineer __
Safety engineer
Executive officer
Administrative officer
Program evaluation olRcer.
Accountant
Transportation economist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
QS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $20, 000
1 17,600
1 17, 514
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
10
16,349
15, 621
15, 621
16, 349
28, 870
58, 468
14, 085
148, 489
1
1
1
24
4
2
9
10
4
1
1
62
42
13, 978
13, 683
12, 771
322,235
61.708
26.467
124. 303
134. 098
54. 122
12. 771
11, 606
619,414
520, 928
69, 846
197, 180
111.382
186. 631
72, 009
96. 406
107. 784
11.367
104,415
46, 156
22,714
34,549
428
4, 529, 438
564
4, 973, 630
539
4, 057, 793
1 7,114
435
2, 752, 962
13 80, 227
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 17,500
1 18, 512
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
10
17, 576
17,056
17,056
17, 576
31, 674
63, 668
15. 787
100, 200
1
1
3
24
4
2
9
10
4
1
1
62
42
6
16
9
15
6
15, 038
14, 706
41,559
360, 521
66, 598
28, 465
134, 033
145,871
58, 198
14, 061
12,480
673, 390
561,640
76, 460
212, 970
120, 140
201,155
78, 270
106, 100
117,020
12,230
113.380
49.960
24.460
37. 710
437
5, 003, 322
562
5, 474, 200
543
4, 436, S2.1
1 7, 675
436
2, 994, 335
14 93,068
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 17, 500
1 18, 512
17, 676
17, 056
17, 326
17, 576
32. 074
63, i;68
16,037
100, 720
1
1
3
24
5
10
4
1
1
63
41
11
1
9
4
4
3
1
466
15,038
15,038
41,559
352, 810
70, 680
29, 100
134, 698
147,431
58, 864
14,061
12,750
692, 840
549, 700
77, 770
213, 740
120.640
201,695
78, 810
106, 870
142, 270
12,230
116,230
60,710
48,920
38, 230
12,230
5, 232, 159
600
6, 870, 161
607
4, 969, 407
1 7, 821
430
3, 008, 580
14 94, 556
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390- ,
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. .$3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210 -
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment, U.S. and possessions.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
376
$2,
183
460
2,
447
1,
476
1,
92
3
248
3,
Total
salary
101,257
907, 552
083, 084
808, 454
761,419
312,501
10,150
461,561
472, 479
5,124
33,
607
2.
657, 480
639. 931
4.. 373
29.947.741
144
1,069,808
1, 967, 534
229, 010
519. 858
23.013
581, 088
34, 338, 052
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
373
$2. 276, 887
184 999,339
463
2, 294, 672
469
2, 022, 769
484
1,949,853
93 343,286
3 11,065
248
1, 458, 862
3, 567, 254
5,171
36, 585, 300
811
4,441.890
4.213
.30, 962, 375
147
1,191,035
1, 424, 860
112,206
384. 360
9.210
336. 010
34. 410. 045
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Federal-aid highways (trust fund):
"I^ imitation on general administra-
tive expenses"
"Forest highways":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations ,
"Public lands highways"
Bureau of Public Boads miscellaneous
accounts:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
Other Bureau of Public Roads trust
funds
"Forest roads and trails," Forest Serv-
ice, Department of Agriculture
"Cooperative work," Forest Service,
Department of Agriculture
".\ccess roads," Department of Defense.
"Military construction, Air Force"
"Military construction, Army"
"Military construction. Navy"..
"Construction," National Park Serv-
ice, Department of the Interior
"Road construction and maintenance
Oiquidation of contract authoriza-
tion)," Bureau of Indian Affairs,
Department of the Interior
"Construction," Bureau of Land Man-
agement, Department of the Interior..
"Oregon and California grant lands,"
Bureau of Land Management, De-
partment of the Interior. _
"Contributed funds," Bureau of Land
Management, Department of the
Interior
"Rama Road, Nicaragua," Department
of State
"Salaries and expenses," National
Science Foundation
"Salaries and expenses," Office of Civil
and Defense Mobilization ,..
$21, 202, 822
2, 463. 487
694. 504
21. 046
718, 841
28,460
6, 127, 953
385, 506
239
45
23, 086
23.439
60,576
1,689,033
45, 247
506, 627
96, 150
106, 692
49, 947
89, 493
7,860
$24, 092, 000
2, 836, 800
655, 700
35, 250
781,488
14,112
2, 676, 000
401,850
24,700
25, 000
65, 000
1, 820, 700
47,600
20, 500
651, 200
116,000
54, 146
93,000
1962 estimate
.Vura- Total
ber salary
336
$2,073,242
178 990,825
452
2. 288. 969
451
2.014.190
459
1.872.335
90 336.069
3 11,273
205
1,074,562
198
768. 806
4. 761
34.361,913
592
2. 433. 288
4.018
30. 743. 650
144
1, 184, 975
1, 112, 600
327, 785
6,690
190,400
33, 566, 000
$25. 328, 500
2, 869, 000
657, 000
36. 500
671,600
725, 400
405, 250
24,925
25, 300
65,600
1,840,000
88,000
668, 000
117,600
64, 425
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Working Capital Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-IS. Rate of $18,600:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Associate director. ___
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Aeronautical engineer
Assistant to the Director.
Chemist
Electronic engineer
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,614
1 14, 206
2 27, 956
1 12, 771
13 178, 134
1 13, 978
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$18, 612
16,517
14,061
30, 076
13, 749
205, 668
15, 038
1962 estimate
.Mum- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 16,617
1 14, 061
2 30, 076
16 234,166
1 15, 03^
80
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR
1962
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS— Continued
Working Capital Fund — Continued
Orados nnil ranees— Continued
GS-IS. $13,730 to $15,030-Continued
Electronic scientist ___
Financial management olficer
(leneral enpineer_
Materials engineer
Matliematician
Mechanical engineer
Metallurgist
Ptiysica! science administrator,.
Pliysicist __
Statistician
Weiglits and measures coordinator..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant _
-Administrative oificer
Aeronautical engineer
Assistant to tile Director __
.\ttorney-adviser
liudget officer
Chemist
Electrical engineer
Electronic engineer., _
Electronic scientist
General engineer
Materials engineer _._ __.
Mathematician
Mechanical engineer
Medic^il oiTicer
Patent adviser
Personnel officer [
Physical science administrator
Physicist __,
Publications officer
Statistician
Supply officer. _ _
Technologist
"Weights and measures coordinator
QS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 _..
GS-12. $S,955 to $10,255..
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$82, 078
12,771
27, 539
13, 978
67, 788
13,083
40, 144
68,100
516,532
27, 956
13,083
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
QS-10. $6,995 to $7.985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 .
OS-7. $5,355 to $6.345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670 .
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390..
GS-2. $3..500 to $4,130
os-1. $3,185 to .?3.si5 - - ;;
Positions estal^Iished by 72 Stat. 213- "
Rate of $18,000:
Deputy director . _ .
Rate of $17,500:
Associate director.
Rate of $16,500:
Research scientist
Rate of $16,000:
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Re.se^irch scientist '_'_'_'_
Senior scientist ""'
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
3
36,982
2
25. 126
1
11.3.57
1
12.085
1
11.606
20
243, 604
1
11.606
2
2.3, 212
13
159. 491
4
50. 252
3
37. 689
6
74.421
5
61. 858
1
12. 563
1
11.606
1
12. 334
6
75. 378
61
745. .539
1
11,606
3
36. 732
1
12.085
2
25, 376
1
32
11.606
2, 504, 430
324
2, 997, 868
324
2, 562. 769
12 83, 701
460
2, 954, 026
60 364. ,507
442
2. 469. 618
122 613.062
341
1.555,645
311
1,233,802
254
931, 433
95 321, 055
2 6,323
1 17,014
4 66. 060
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) _
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States arid possessions .._
Foreign coimtries: U.S. rates. .
Part-time employment...
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay. _
Xightwork difTerential..-". "II
Additional pay for service abroad.'"""
Add excessof leave earned over leave taken.
Total personal services
3 45. 0.54
4 60. 072
2 30. 036
1 15.018
454
2. 427. 804
3,662
24. 120, 982
590.7
3, 0.56. 359
3.071.3
21.064,623
273. .504
45. 618
2.59. 024
292. 1 10
169. .5.50
.500, .806
33.094
3. 573
106, 725
Num- Total
ber salary
$88, 274
13. 749
43, 680
1.5,038
72, 894
13,749
43, 493
73, 669
654. 174
30, 076
27,810
1
3
1
5
1
3
5
38
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
22
1
2
14
3
3
6
5
1
1
1
6
63
1
3
1
2
Num- Total
lier salary
12,230
26, 270
27. 040
12. 2.10
13. 270
12.230
287. 040
12.480
24.960
184. 080
40. 560
40. 560
80. 080
66. 560
13.520
12. 480
13. 520
81.120
826. 310
12.480
39. 520
13. 270
27, 310
242
2, 789. 922
359
3. 531. 160
369
3, 088. 879
13 97, 767
496
3, 466, 176
54 361,690
482
2. 864. 537
134 720. 131
.371
1.800.798
341
1, 454, 347
279
1.102.067
95 318.055
1.8. 013
70. 066
16, 615
48,048
64. 064
16.016
1(5. 016
6
1
3
1
6
1
3
5
41
2
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
25
I
2
15
3
4
6
0
1
1
1
6
70
1
3
$8.8, 274
14, 061
44, 013
15.038
86, 976
14.061
43. 826
73, 569
694. 096
30. 076
28. 143
12. 480
26. 620
27. 040
12. 4.80
13. 270
12. 480
324. 540
12. 7.50
25. 230
196, 850
40. 560
52. 700
80. 080
66.830
13. 520
12. 480
13. 520
SO. 080
911.220
12. 7.50
39. 790
13. 270
27. 310
252
2. 888. 362
400
3. 890. 405
410
3. 389. 850
18 133. 305
649
3. 798. 966
.50 338.470
501
2. 959. 187
134 722.655
379
1. 832. 088
346
1. 479. 723
289
1.145.437
95 3.50.769
2. 801. 885
3,980
27, 844, 409
612
3, 168. 909
22, 748, 627
3,368
24, 675, 500
296. 000
50. 000
2,82. 000
307. 000
98. 000
540.000
36. 000
4.600
18.013
70. 056
16. 616
48. 048
64. 064
16,016
16.016
2. 886. 1 10
4,200
29, 451, 476
678
3, 307, 476
3,522
26, 144, 000
296, 000
.50. 000
297. 000
324. 000
548. 000
38.000
5.000
26. 288. 000
27, 701. 000
WEATHER BUREAU
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid
Funds Available to Weather Bureau
From
Grades and ranges:
OS-18. $1S„500:
Chief of Bureau
OS-17. $16,.530 to $17,570:
Program dircctor.
GS-Ih. $15,266 to $16,295: '
Assistant chief for administration
Assistant chief for technical services
Program director.
GS-16. $13,730 to $1,5,030:
Assistant to chief for forecasting serv-
ice
Assistant program director. I. I
Chief of division-
Chief of section
Chief district meteorologist
Chief climatolocist
Chief hydrologist 11111111
Chief of analysis center
Chief scientist
Coordinatorofintemational planning'
Meteorologist in charge
Pro'zram director
Regional administrative ofBee'r- "I
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510-
Assistant chief of division
Assistant program director
-Assistant coordinator of international
planning
Chief of section
Climatologist - _.I "I
Editor Illllir
Electronic technician
Hydrologist
Meteorologist ...I
Meteorologist in charge ' '
Program director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 IIIIII
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 15,621
1 14,435
1 14.206
2 28. 870
12. 771
13. 083
93. 037
65. 061
40. 434
13. 374
13. 083
12. 771
12.771
13. 686
12. 771
65. 082
66. 082
OS-10. $6,996 to $7.985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
OS-8. $.5,8,86 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-1. $4,040 to $i,670
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3.,5O0 to .$4,130....
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947 (72 .Stat. 213)
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent .
Deduct lapses
3 35, 048
9 104,645
2 22, 963
16 185,678
1 11,3,57
1 11,606
8 91,105
1 11,606
23 262, 686
13 152. 026
3 34. 799
271
2, 760. 005
544
4. 739. 343
666
6. 034. 936
.59 409,173
1,667
10, 616, 049
115 671,086
971
5, 243, 347
258
1,258,566
735
3, 228, 580
357
1. 448, 819
271
996, 747
30 103, 519
2 31, 500
164 694,184
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 »18. 612
1 17.056
1 15.517
1 15.517
2 31.284
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign coimtries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment.
Other personnel compensation:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Nightwork difTerential
.Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal .services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Research and development"
"Establishment of meteorological facil-
ities" .
"Advances and reimbursements" .,
"Special statistical work"
6.229
38. 682. 924
650
4. 8.54, 809
6,465
33. 372, 003
75 422,337
39 33, 775
541,427
2.5.5. 426
1. 597. 366
679. 062
558. 872
14.061
14. 061
101.693
70. 6.59
43. 806
14, 394
14.061
14. 061
14.061
14. 706
14.061
70. 638
70, 320
3 37, 960
9 113.380
2 24. 960
16 202.300
1 12. 480
1 12. 4.80
8 98. 810
1 12.480
23 2.84. 810
13 164.840
3 37. 710
271
2. 9SS. 799
544
5. 145. 110
673
5. 618. 635
59 444.032
.739
11.997.715
115 729.030
,008
5, 877, 168
258
1,370,892
752
3, 581, 920
367
1,575,808
271
1,080,417
30 112.626
2 31.500
173 707,133
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 17, 056
1 15,787
1 1.5. 517
2 31.574
14. 061
14. 394
102. 369
71. 325
44.139
14. 706
14. 394
14. 061
14.061
15.0,38
14. 061
71.304
70. 992
6.371
42,731,499
385
2,815,199
37,460,258
$30,421,103
2,403,148
106, 8811
4,804.127
25.000
5,863
39,441,267
75 134, 279
48 40, 754
460,000
1.50.390
1. 679. 879
691.242
588. 989
45. 486. 800
3 3S.220
9 114.160
2 24, 960
16 203,860
1 12,480
1 12, 750
8 99. 6.50
1 12. 750
23 288.710
13 166. 920
6 74. 660
292
3, 235, 849
607
5, 756, 965
715
5, 894, 337
77 575,162
1,722
11,971,981
130 826,725
1,086
6,408,846
259
1,397,023
782
3,774,370
388
1. 662. 170
273
1. 102, 122
30 114,201
2 31,500
173 707,133
6,658
45,080,845
531
4,164,345
6,004
40,441,467
75 434,279
48 40, 7M
l,637,8tH)
709,600
834.300
44. 520. 500
$34. 704, 100
3. 056. 600
232. 200
5, 46.S. 000
26. 000
$36, 266, 100
3, 255. 200
245. 200
4,728,000
26, (XX)
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
Opebation and Maintenance, Army
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the Army
Under Secretary of the Army.
Assistant secretary of the Army__
General counsel .._
GS-I8. $18,600:
Deputy assistant secretary of the
Army..
Administrative assistant to the Secre-
tary of the Army
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the assistant secretary
Assistant to the Secretary of the Army,
Chief, office of budget and fimding
Chief, office of fiscal policy and man-
agement
Deputy comptroller of the Army
Deputy director, financial operations.
Deputy general counsel
Director of civihan personnel
Director, office of analysis and review..
Director of industrial programs
Director of supplies and services pro-
gram
General engineer
Principal consultant to chief signal
officer
Special assistant for manpower and
personnel
Special assistant for personnel security.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer
Assistant to the assistant secretary for
procurement
Assistant chief for planning.
Assistant comptroller for plans and
review _
Assistant director, compensation pro-
grams
Assistant deputy chief of staff, per-
sonnel and administration
Assistant general counsel
Army signal supply director...
Army small business adviser
Attorney-adviser
Chief, civilian persormel and man-
power division ^.
Chief, real property division
Chief, military construction
Deputy assistant to Secretary of the
Army
Deputy director of .\rmy budget
Deputy director, office of civilian per-
sormel
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review
Deputy chief. Army audit agency
Director, electronic machine labora-
tory..
Electronic engineer
Fiscal and financial economist inter-
national supervisor
Industrial specialist
Program officer
Military intelligence research special-
ist _
Research adviser.
Special assistant for civil functions...
Special assistant for reserve forces
Special a.ssistant to chief signal officer
Special assistant for operations, re-
search and ADPS
Special assistant to chief of ordnance
Special assistant to chief industrial
division, ordnance
Special assistant, plans. DCSLOG..'
Supervisory accountant
Supervisory attorney-adviser.
Supervisory general attorney
Supervisory general engineer
Supervisory transportation officer. ...
Technical adviser, materiel mainte-
nance program
U.S. Army director of safety
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Auditor
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 000
1 20.000
3 60,000
1 19,000
3 52, 542
15, 392
16, 099
15, 621
15. 870
16. 349
15. 870
15, 870
15, 870
16, 349
15, 392
15, 621
16,349
15, 870
15, 392
15, 392
15,163
14,685
14,685
14, 435
14,206
14,206
72.425
14. 206
14, 435
14. 435
14.914
14,686
1961 estimate
14. 435
15,163
14, 206
29, 349
14, 686
14.206
14,435
12
13
56
2
13
28
14, 435
1,5. 163
14.685
14.914
14, 686
14,435
14. 206
14,086
14. 435
14, 6S5
14.914
14. 685
29. 349
29, 598
14,206
14. 206
14, 435
160, 488
177, 918
749, 736
26, 748
174. 990
374, 270
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 000
1 20,000
3 60. 000
1 19. 000
55,500
16, 536
16,806
n.056
17. 576
17.056
17.056
16. 636
17. 576
16, 530
16, 806
17, 576
16. 536
15.267
15. 787
15, 787
15, 267
15, 267
77, 855
15, 267
15,517
15,517
16.037
15,787
15, 267
15.617
16. 307
47.611
15,787
15,517
15,787
15,517
15,267
15, 517
16, 307
16,787
16. 037
15,517
15, 267
15,787
15,517
16,787
16.037
15.787
31. .554
31,824
15,517
15. 267
15,517
172, 728
188,370
777, 122
28.788
203, 549
4.i8,280
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 000
1 20, OOO
3 60. 000
1 19. 000
3 55. 600
18.500
16,806
17, 056
17. 326
17. 576
17. 056
17. 326
16. 536
17. 576
16,806
17.056
17, 576
16,806
15, 267
16.037
10,037
15, 617
16. 267
16.267
79. 185
1.5,267
15.517
16. .517
16. 037
1.5. 787
15. 267
1,5.787
16. 307
47, 861
15, 787
15. 617
15. 787
1,5. 517
15. 267
15. 517
16, 307
16.787
16, 307
15. 267
16,787
1.5,517
16. 787
16,037
16.787
31.564
31.824
16.617
15. 267
15.517
174. 600
175. 224
756. 262
29. 100
204. 798
468. 296
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-16. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer. .
Business analyst
Cartographer
Chemist..
Colleee instructor
Communication officer —
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director —
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer systems operator...
Economist
Educational officer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
1960 actual
Financial analyst
Fiscal officer
General counsel
Historian
Information and editorial specialist..
Information officer __.
Industrial specialist
Logistics specialist
Maintenance program planner _,
Management analyst..
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Meteorologist..
Military intelligence research analyst.
Patent adviser.
Penologist
Persomielassistant
Personnel director
Personnel officer
Physical science officer
Physicist
Planning officer
Position classifier
Printing and publication officer
Procurement officer
Production specialist.
Program progress analyst
Property and supply officer
Publications officer
Research director
Safety director.
Social worker
Staff assistant
Statistician
Storage officer
Supply requirements and distribution
officer
Supply storage and distribution of-
ficer
Traffic manager..
Training officer
Transportation officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Appraiser
Architect... ---
Archivist
Attorney -
Attorney-adviser
Auditor .- --
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget analyst
Budget and fiscal officer
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer
Cataloger. -
Chaplain
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst
Communication officer
Comptroller
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Deputy regional director
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer systems operator..
Economist
Educational officer.
Electronic technician _
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $120,366
1 13. 370
6 80. 265
26. 748
39. 249
26. 766
51.084
167,674
52. 635
94. 263
25, 840
106, 960
13. 374
12. 771
13.374
120. 075
53, 378
1, 896. 344
1 13. 374
13. 374
13. 970
13,374
13. 978
54. 100
81, 180
26, 457
27. 061
120. 970
54, 432
196, 136
13,686
26. 456
239. 526
26, 748
13, 686
13, 978
78. 435
265. 991
379. 777
95,490
106. 807
13, 374
12.771
106, 702
54, 120
322, 889
52, 914
13. 374
13. 374
70, 368
13. 374
66, 892
40, 122
13, 374
1961 estimate
22 293,043
6 68. 4,30
2 26. 769
1 13. 686
7 92, 135
61
38
76
3
2
2
38
17
103
1, 196. 456
2 24. 877
722, 822
469, 230
889, 155
36, 256
23,670
23. 192
450, 980
201,031
247. 601
35. 505
117,017
69. 347
11.357
12, 555
95,680
232,129
45. 167
11.355
377. 462
95.175
11.835
172. 521
11.606
36. 226
295. 286
36, 369
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $129, .546
1 14. 706
6 87. 008
28. 788
42. 183
28. 774
54. 996
172. 661
42. 204
86. 988
13. 749
1
1
1
9
2
134
14, 394
14. 061
14. 394
12S. 879
29, 099
1, 9S9, 440
1 14. 394
14. 394
15, 0.38
43,182
86, 676
28, 767
29, 432
130, 190
58, 512
238. 324
14, 394
14, 394
268. 114
28,788
1962 estimate
15, 038
85. 083
272. 481
390. 507
101.382
113.841
14. 394
13, 749
142. 961
67,888
345. 726
58. 199
14. 394
14. 394
75. 710
14. 394
141,337
43, 182
14,394
22 316,981
6 72, 282
2 29, 100
1 16. 038
7 101. 381
57
37
76
3
2
1
35
22
100
730. 900
484. 240
972, 320
39. 000
26. ,5C0
12,750
447. 770
277, 655
], 265. 850
3 39. 520
12,210
127, 500
12. 230
266, 670
38, 250
126.110
99. 6.50
12. 480
13, 510
103, 270
262. 380
75, 170
12,230
3,59. 140
91,, 540
12, 760
200, 280
12, 480
39, 020
345, 1,50
12.230
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $130, 794
14,706
87, 632
28, 788
42, l'^3
29. 086
64. 996
158. 559
42. 828
87.300
13,749
1
6
2
3
2
4
11
3
6
1
1
1
1
9
2
131
14. 394
14,061
14, 394
129,836
29, 099
1.961.341
1 14.394
1
1
3
6
2
2
9
4
16
1
1
19
2
14, 394
15,038
43, 494
87, 300
29, 100
29, 432
131. 438
.58, 612
238, 324
14, 706
14, 706
259, 674
28,788
15, 038
86, 049
275, 004
378, 297
102, 006
116,131
14. 394
14,061
144, 521
67,888
332. 892
58. 199
14, 394
14, 394
60, 162
14, 394
142, 294
43, 494
14, 394
22 317,562
4 58, 200
2 29, 432
1 1.5, 038
7 102.317
53
35
72
3
2
1
30
22
102
681, 570
461, 480
925, 020
39, 000
25, 7.50
12, 750
384, 560
278, 985
1
9
1
20
3
10
8
1
1
1, 292, 390
3 39, 620
12, 470
114,7,50
12. 2.30
265. 180
38.500
128.540
100. 400
12. .505
13,510
103, 790
241,400
7.5. 420
12. 230
361. 770
91,810
12,750
201,820
12, 760
39, 270
348, 080
12, 480
81
82
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Army — Contiuued
Grades an(l ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13.510— Continued
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
Equipment technician _
Fiscal officer - -
Geographer
Historian
Information and editorial specialist,,.
Information and education specialist ,
Information officer
Industrial specialist
Inspector ■
Investigator
Legal administrator--
Librarian -
Linguist --
Logistics specialist
Maintenance program planner
Management analyst —
Manpower analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer ---
Meteorologist
Military intelligence research analyst.
Military operations specialist
Motion picture director
Parasitologist
Patent adviser
Personnel director
Personnel officer --
Persomiel research technician
Physical science officer -- --.
Physicist -
Planning officer---
Position classifier
Printing and publication offcer
Procurement and supply supervisor-.
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst -.
Property disposal officer
Psychologist
Publications officer
Publications writer
Public information officer—- —
Realty officer
Research analyst
Research psychologist
Safety director —
Salary and wage analyst
Scientist general
Security ;ind intelligence officer -.
Security officer
Social worker -.
StafT assistant
Statistician--
Storage officer
Superintein-ient
Supply requirements and distribu-
tion officer
Supply storage and distribution officer.
Technologist
Traffic manager
Training officer
Transportation officer-
Transportation research analyst
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-.
OS-11. $7, 560 to $8,8f)0-
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.,
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.-.
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875---
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-..
OS-6. $4,8;)0 to .$.5,820-..
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.--.
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.---
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.--.
US-1. $3,185 to $3,815....
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
27 $335, 617
2 23, 192
338
4,164,112
347. 780
23,920
11,835
35, 505
36, 255
11,835
93, 493
154, 605
35, 047
11, 835
108, 765
23, 192
11,606
45, 926
24, 648
779, 636
23, 190
120, 298
107. 552
46, 225
673, 495
23,691
23,920
12, 563
23,670
8 94, 734
42 496,652
1 11,357
388, 109
131,945
141, 562
59, 425
11,835
12, 563
165, 952
156,605
648, 210
23, 192
11,835
24, 169
12, 085
11,355
81,889
69, 151
11,606
95,911
11,357
11,606
11,606
35, 755
11,835
45, 677
95, 180
35, 506
11,606
29
2
1
3
3
1
8
13
3
1
9
2
1
4
2
66
2
10
9
4
67
2
2
1
2
11
12
5
1
1
14
13
46
2
1
2
1
1
7
5
1
8
1
1
1
3
1
4
8
3
1
67
33
2
3
1
14
4
3,391
35,
6, 935
62,
10. 331
77,
2,318
16.
11.465
74.
2,649
15,
11.169
61.
008
40,
19. 299
88.
273
117.
26. 610
118,
5, 597
20.
200
787,116
394, 346
24, 169
34, 547
11.595
164.256
45, 677
563,110
010, 783
192. 407
266, 716
111.232
961, 351
075, 132
210, 974
174. 130
324.313
001, 823
906. 702
652. 763
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$52, 040
37, 980
, 486, 080
363, 100
26. 020
13. 000
38, 260
39, 270
12. 7.50
88.710
166, 770
50, 480
12, 750
117,810
37,460
12, 480
49, 690
38. 750
765, 860
25, 230
129, 540
119, 360
13, 000
840, 760
26, 020
25, 750
13,520
25, 500
102, 460
499, 150
12. 750
429, 160
142.510
139. 980
64. 000
12. 750
13. 620
179. 250
169.310
653. 560
24, 980
25, 230
26, 020
13, 000
12,210
76. 230
63. 730
12, 480
115. 190
12. 750
12. 480
12. 480
38. 770
12. 750
61.920
102. 770
38. 250
37. 210
847. 780
414. 120
26, 790
50. 440
26, 230
177.690
49. 920
415.638
351. 786
901.436
703. 260
233. 846
651,006
980, 264
795, 098
270. 580
321, 178
344, 753
. 042, 109
683,315
4
3
331
4
28
2
1
3
3
7
13
4
1
9
3
1
4
3
60
2
10
9
1
66
2
2
1
2
8
39
1
33
11
11
6
1
1
14
13
43
2
2
2
1
1
6
6
1
9
1
1
1
3
1
5
8
3
3
67
32
2
4
2
14
4
3,401
37,
053
65,
10, 396
82.
2.320
16.
11,710
78.
2, 695
16.
11.372
62.
7.075
40.
19, 325
96.
28, 205
127.
5,177
105.
748
2;
19o'
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $53. 040
3 38, 230
317
4. 314. 200
26
2
3
3
1
7
12
4
1
9
3
1
4
3
53
2
10
9
1
61
2
2
1
2
8
38
1
32
11
10
5
1
1
13
13
39
2
1
1
6
5
1
9
1
1
1
3
1
5
8
3
3
62
27
2
4
2
13
4
3,443
37.
7, 243
67,
11,100
84,
2,320
17,
11,715
82,
2. 809
17.
10. 372
66.
8. 275
43.
19, 152
96,
28, 895
126,
24. 951
105.
5, 705
22,
189
339, 700
26, 020
13. 270
38,600
39, 640
12, 760
89, 480
154,020
60. 730
12, 760
118.620
37, 485
12, 760
60,190
38, 760
678, 920
26, 230
129,810
119, 620
13,270
781, 130
26, 020
26, 020
13, 520
26, 750
103, 790
487, 460
12, 760
418,280
143, 830
127, 500
64, 620
13, 000
13, 620
166,770
170, 640
504, 400
25, 230
26,230
26, 270
13, 270
12, 470
76, 480
64,260
12, 480
116,500
12, 750
12, 750
12, 480
39, 020
12, 750
62, 170
103, 020
38, 260
37, 210
659. 140
350. 680
26. 790
51.440
25. 230
165, 960
50, 400
952, 292
423,048
381,429
635, 733
389, 091
460, 796
824, 341
886, 699
629, 570
851.017
400, 546
111.040
691, 874
Grades and ranges— Continued
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Assistant director of research and de-
velopment (technical planning)
Chief scientist...
Chief scientist for research and de-
velopment for chief signal officer
Chief specialist and scientific adviser.
Chief technical adviser to the com-
manding general
Civilian director, office of ordnance
research
Combat development, scientific ad-
viser
Deputy chief scientist
Deputy director for research and de-
veloiiment
Deputy for scientific research and de-
velopment for chief signal officer
Deputy for scientific affairs
Director of research and development-
Executive director for technical pro-
grams, chemical --
Physical science adviser
Scientific adviser
Senior civifian missiles adviser--
Senior civifian scientific adviser
Special assistant for biological, chemi-
cal and medical research
Supervisory general engineer
Technical director and assistant chief,
research and development, signal-..
Technical director, research and de-
velopment
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Chief officer
Engineer
First mate
Master dredges, barges, tugs, tow-
boats, etc
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to less than $12,210. . .
Local wage rates..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net perm.aneut (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates -
Positions other than permanent:
Temjiorary employment:
United States and possessions-
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates. ._.
Local rates- -
Part-time employment: United States
and possessions.-
Intermittent employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work difierential
Living and quarters allowance -.
.\Ilowance for uniforms
Additional pay for .service abroad
Korean service corps
PaymeiUs to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services 1,287,801, 161
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15, 500
1 15, 500
16, 500
17, 500
16,000
15,500
15,000
15, 500
2 33, 500
19, 000
15,000
19,000
17,000
17, 500
46, 600
18,500
16,500
17,000
14, 500
16. 500
67. 600
1 13. 261
1 12. 895
1 11.410
16 209,498
13,313
68, 686, 977
87,811
462. 317, 265
17, 198
20, 086. 365
2,56.088
1,275,593,569
12 727
52,519,481
218,017
1,160,018,701
8,286
53,015,742
17,058
20. 039, 645
4, 979, 454
40, 805
16, 657. 658
456,228
744, 090
9, 286, 208
16, 656, 491
2, 279. 355
4, 726, 353
475, 261
6,646,120
1, 748, 726
30, 324
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $1.5, 500
2 32, 000
1 16. 600
1 18, 000
1 16, 250
1 15, 600
2 34, 500
1 19, 000
19,000
17,000
17,500
32. 000
16,600
16.600
1 17. 000
1 14. 500
1 15. 500
3 63. 000
1 13.261
1 12. 895
1 11,410
15 198,237
13,534
71, 458, 047
85,037
447,046,853
16, 965
20, 988. 503
263,207
1,320,752,812
10, 774
22. 803, 533
216, 244
1,218,026,672
9,234
58, 934, 104
16, 965
20, 988, 503
4. 948, 245
101,. 518
16.644,333
801,. 581
11,760
4, 896. 880
14.915,067
2,333,168
5, 17S, 476
473, 341
6, .584. 340
1,573.000
31.000
1,356,88,5,434
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,600
2 32,500
1 16,500
1 18,000
1 15, 500
1 15, 260
1 15,500
2 34, 500
1 19, 000
1 19. 000
17,000
17, 500
32,000
16,600
16,600
17,000
14,500
1 16,600
3 53, 000
1 13, 261
1 12, 895
14 184. 976
13, 538
71, 754, 159
84, 257
443, 900, 046
16, 93S
21, 267, 871
252. 940
1.324,110,889
11,881
27, 748, 591
214, 792
1,216,230,528
9,329
59, 863, 899
16, 938
21,267,871
4, 886, 323
100,819
16,644,333
782, 129
11,760
14,174.504
2,331,236
5, 227, 206
476, 661
6,119,315
1,573,000
32,000
1, 349, 166, 234
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Operation and maintenance, Army":
Direct -
Reimbursable
"Plant, acquisition, and construction,"
.\toniic Energy Commission
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
Commission -.
"Refunds, transfers, and expenses,"
$1,1.38.2,55.000
149,214,000
9, 592
176.182
18,387
128,000
$1,207 4 IS, 000
149,1)72.000
78.000
191.934
13. .500
82,000
$1,198,464,000
1,50,459.000
191,234
62,000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
83
Operation and Maintenance, Navy
consolidated schedule of personal services paid from accounts
op the bureau op naval personnel
Grades nnd ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Education specialist
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Administrative officer —
Budpet otlicer
Education specialist -
Occupational research analyst-
Psychologist -
Research director
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accoimtant --
Administrative otRcer
Budget officer
Education specialist -
Engineer
Information specialist
Legal adviser
Occupational research analyst.
Psychologist ---
Rescarcli director
Statistician
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 083
13, 083
51.687
13. 083
13, 083
13. 083
13,083
11.357
34, 569
11.606
69. 826
12, 563
11,835
11.835
34. 569
46, 175
67. 761
22, 963
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,255-.
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-
GS-lfl. $6,995 to $7,985-
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425.-
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876.—
OS-7. $5,356 to $6,345. --
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820—
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335--
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Navy;
Rate of $13,500: Academic dean
$8,605 to $14,232: Professor and senior
professor -
$7,281 to $10,591: Associate professor.
$6,792 to $9,267: Assistant professor..
$4,964 to $6,619: Instructor
Ungraded positions at annual jates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1961 estimate
Nam- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 536
14. 394
14.061
54.996
14.394
14. 394
14. 394
14,001
12, 230
37. 440
12, 480
123, 590
13. 520
12. 7.50
12. 7.50
37.190
62. 940
62, 420
24, 060
12, 230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,536
1,037,666
169
1, 661, 805
192
1, 699, 643
44 311.003
195
1. 362. 196
79 489.989
316
1,782,853
255
1,316,957
621
2, 879, 648
1,249
5, 261, 495
1,371
.5,281,613
241 843,418
18 61, 195
1 13, 500
149
1, 666, 294
149
1,316,520
77 607, 316
19 106, 775
1 12,085
286
1, 953, 119
3,209
16, 378, 308
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay.
Nightwork dilTerential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay...
Additional pay for hazardous duty and
dirty work
Add excess of atmual leave earned over
leave taken.
Total personal services.
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
3
1
10
1
1
3
6
5
2
1
101
1, 156, 906
165
1, 648, 070
202
1,818.960
46 342,990
203
1, 539, 402
71 478, 428
318
1, 946, 302
257
1, 443, 032
630
3, 170, 670
1,244
5, 667. 104
1,367
6, 733, 555
223 849,501
17 62, 643
1 13, 600
160
1,902,240
161
1,416,426
73 617,059
15 89, 775
1 12, 663
284
1,974,936
,188
16, 669, 467
14,394
14, 394
65. 620
14, 394
14. 394
14. 394
14,394
1 12, 480
3 37. 980
1 12. 7,50
9 112, 130
,777
46, 196, 442
304
2, 305, 787
8,761
49,034,148
353
2, 451, 976
,473
43, 890, 656
23,720
10, 165
317,561
520, 649
90,293
16, 127
146, 738
22,373
4,568
8,408
46, 682, 173
28,392
12, 168
46,041,839
1 13, 000
1 12. 750
3 37. 980
5 63, 730
6 63. 460
2 26, 230
1 12. 230
99
1,131,471
163
1,627,066
201
1, 809, .804
43 328,778
198
1.491.732
69 460,092
311
1,893,067
250
1,392, .500
617
3, 086, 000
1,213
5,517,925
1,331
6, .540. 444
215 809,905
17 62,951
1 13, 500
170
2, 046, 210
166
1, 569, 278
92 663,844
16 90, 136
1 12, 663
283
1, 974, 774
3,179
16,699,011
186,430
467, 388
93, 569
15,052
143,088
19, 778
8,676
48, 771, 280
277
1,957,987
,399
46, 813, 293
28,392
12, 168
466, 558
82, 802
15,030
144,571
21, 495
47,638,038
47, 584, 309
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows;
"Operation and maintenance. Navy :
Direct obligations . _
Reimbursable obligations...
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Navy" —
"Military construction, Navy"
"Defense housing, Navy" ....
"Laundry service. Naval .\cademy"..
"Navy indiistrial fund"
$42, 614, "04
695, 000
832,960
7,000
23.127
408, 699
8,600
$44, 849, 000
645, 000
1,173,900
7,000
23, 000
444. 800
9.000
44. 795. 000
683,000
1,226,000
7,000
23,000
440, 800
9,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows— Continued
"Navy management fund"__
"Naval working fund"..
"Military assistance"
1960 actual
$67, 520
63, 777
330, 552
1961 estimate
$69, 338
317, 000
1962 estimate
$72, 609
322, 000
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OP PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OP THE MARINE CORPS
1960 actual
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $16,255 to $16,296:
Deputy fiscal director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accoimtant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Deputy fiscal director
Engineer.
Management analyst
Operations analyst
Personnel officer
Research psychologist
Physical science administrator
Procurement officer ■
Staff administrative specialist
Supply management officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Bacteriologist
Budget analyst
Educational specialist
Engineer
General supply officer
Management analyst
Military personnel administrator.
Operations analyst
Persoimel officer
Physical science administrator
Physiologist
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Staff administrative specialist
Supply catalogor
TrafTie management officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936 _.
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10.265
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 771
13, 083
13,686
13, 978
1 12, 771
1 13, 083
1 13, 379
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860..
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426...
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. .$4,346 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,070..
GS-3. $3,760 to.$4,390_.
OS-2. .$3,.500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210 --
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
34, 549
11,357
11,367
11, 606
11.606
34. 569
11,367
34, 818
12,663
22, 963
22,714
12, 503
11, 357
23,441
11,3.57
11.600
23, 192
11,367
472, 670
1, 179, 040
1
1
1
1
3
1
3
1
2
2
1
1
2
1
1
2
1
46
135
1
210
1, 568, 640
46 319,230
393
2, 475, .689
74 441,315
668
3, 556, 606
376
1,894,462
830
3, 753, 707
1,533
6, 237, 733
1,612
6, 669, 380
216 748,361
5 17, 889
1, 228
6, 757, 481
9, 697
43, 968, 643
1961 estimate
Niun- Total
ber salary
1 $15,267
1 13, 749
1 14, 394
15, 038
13, 749
13, 749
14, 061
14, 061
14, 061
14, 061
14, 394
37, 190
12, 480
12. 230
12, 480
12, 480
60, 420
24,710
24,960
1962 estimate
Num-
bei
• Total
salary
$16, 617
14,061
14,706
17,004
79, 467, 778
1,121
6, 845, 972
2 24, 980
3 36, 940
12, 230
26, 500
12, 230
12, 480
25, 480
54 594,956
139
1,304,005
225
1,808,293
39 294.303
394
2. 690. 777
69 440,721
700
4, 112, 946
412
2, 241, 424
826
4, 079, 641
1,476
6, 510, 935
1.384
5, 608, 003
145 546. 767
5 18,615
1,242
6, 904, 491
9,175
42, 724, 861
Net permanent (average number
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign coimtrics:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay
Total personal services...
15, 136
72, 661, 000
60 398,174
087 572, 632
566. 000
680. 892
111,778
42,145
335, 334
75, 357, 956
16, 323
80,373,111
635
3, 130, 565
15,038
14,061
13, 749
14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
13, 749
14, 706
37,440
12, 480
12, 480
12, 760
12, 750
50, 670
36, 940
25, 500
2 24, 980
2 24, 960
1 12, 230
2 25, 500
1 12, 480
2 26, 480
1 12. 230
67 628,784
137
1,290,965
222
1, 792, 370
39 295,797
400
2, 734, 773
70 446, 275
730
4, 270, 227
406
2,214,016
807
4, 002, 440
1,462
6, 411, 033
1.349
6, 461, 842
142 537,097
4 14,684
1,229
0, 807, 935
9,072
42,047,132
16, 166
79, 467, 402
360
1, 815, 513
16, 041
76,
60
687
151,343
421,086
670, 117
296, 950
400, 807
113,159
22, 642
335, 334
78,411,338
15, 048
76, 559, 916
60 421,856
687 670,117
369, 299
112,177
22, 642
336, 334
78,491,241
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows;
"Operation and maintenance, Navy ...
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
Corps";
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations -
$6, 600
65, 652, 288
4, 753, 429
$7,000
67,140.141
6,017,581
$7,000
67, 491, 698
5, 970, 317
84
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Navy — -Contiuued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OP THE MARINE CORPS — -Continued
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows— Continued
"Kesearch, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy"_,
"Military construction. Navy" _.
"Defense housinc. Xavy" _
"Navy industrial fund"
"Naval working fund"..
"Military assistance"
1960 actual
$140,632
101,112
408, 353
4,193,160
120, 346
22, 136
1961 estimate
$172,885
102, 000
502, 678
4, 440, 549
28,504
1962 estimate
$lSfi,000
102, 000
484, 799
4, 220. 409
29.018
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF THE BUREAU OF NAVAL WEAPONS
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant chief for program and man-
aecment plans...
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrative officer
Assistant executive director for con-
tracts..
Assistant production officer
Executive director for fleet readiness..
GS-lfi. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative ofTicer
Attorney
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller
Engineer
Financial counsel for external affairs..
Production specialist.
Special assistant for plans and pro-
grams..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical research administrator..
Architect
.\ssistant comptroller
Attorney
.\ssistant for special studies..
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Computer systems administrator
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Financial officer
Industrial specialist
Mathematician.
Naval intelligence analyst
Oceanosrapher
Operations research analyst
Personnel officer,.
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Planning officer —
Production specialist..
Program manager
Psychologist
Social science analyst
Scientific staff assistant..
Scientist —
Statistician .__
Technical director..
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
.Administrative officer .,
Aeronautical research administrator..
Aircraft Industry assistant
Attorney
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller.. -
Computer systems administrator
Contract specialist ,
Director, quality control department
Electronic scientist
Electronic technician
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Field management officer..
Financial control officer
Geographer
Industrial specialist
Inspector..
Management analyst
1960 actual
Niun- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 099
14,435
2S, 641
14,435
14, 435
14,435
29, 598
7
5
1
1
2
1
1
13
10
1
6
188
2,
1
1
9
1
1
2
1
12
22
5
4
13
1
1
1
2
1
2
7
14
11
1
10
5
22
1
2
15
4
13
1
558
14, 206
26, 457
91, 618
66. 870
13, 978
13, &86
26, 642
13, 374
12, 771
166, 969
128, 937
12, 771
81, 144
, 511, 891
12. 771
13. 083
119.225
14. 227
12, 771
27, 227
13. 374
161.620
293. 401
64.770
52, 894
166. 023
13. 374
12. 771
13.686
26. 749
13, 978
26, 769
81, 453
158. 182
132, 433
11,835
116.230
57. 034
257. 224
11.835
22. 714
171.331
49. 794
155, 883
11,357
6, 709, 764
3 35, 526
1 11,606
3 34, 799
1 11.357
3 36, 484
6 68. 391
6 60, 404
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18. 512
17. 056
16. 536
16. 636
16. 806
15. 787
31, 304
1 15, 787
1 15. 617
1 15, 787
1 15. 267
2 28. 767
7 99. 134
6 72. 926
1 15. 038
1
6
176
27. 810
14. .394
14,061
181,623
113, 406
13,749
88,272
2, .665, 563
14, 061
14,394
130, 831
15. 309
13. 749
29. 619
14. 706
17,6.280
318. 844
70. 014
57. 242
124. 989
14. 394
13. 749
15,038
29,099
15, 038
29. 099
1
1
1
2
1
2
7
13
11
1
10
5
22
1
2
10
4
13
1
539
7
3
1
3
1
3
6
5
88. 440
161.31X1
143. 790
12. 750
126. 170
61.670
279. 880
13.000
24. 460
12.6,110
52, 790
172,910
12, 230
, 046. 300
38. 250
12. 750
37, 710
12.230
41,350
74.920
66, 020
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $1,8, 512
1 17, 326
16, 536
16, 536
16, 806
15, 787
31, 654
1 15, 787
1 1,6, 787
1 16. 037
1 15. 267
2 29. 432
5 72. 260
5 73. 530
1 15,038
2
1
1
13
6
1
6
170
2
r
1
9
1
1
2
1
12
22
5
4
9
1
1
1
2
1
2
7
13
11
1
10
5
10
4
13
630
f
3
1
2
3
6
6
28. 466
14. 706
14. 394
1S3. 703
85. 386
14,061
.89. 232
, .602. 010
14. .394
14.706
131. 790
16, 309
14,061
29. 619
14, 706
176, 974
322, 172
71. 283
57. 866
127. 548
14. 706
14.061
15. 03S
29. 432
1.6. 038
29, 432
89. 710
163.462
146. 140
13. 000
126. 816
62. 920
282. 744
13.000
24, 960
126, 400
62. 7911
173.693
12, 480
. 994. 942
39. 000
12. 750
25. 7.60
12. 480
41,360
75. 920
65.790
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Mathematician _
Metallurgist _ ,
Meteorologist
Motion picture producer
Naval Intelligence analyst ,
Operations research analyst
Patent adviser ,
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Physiologist
Planning officer
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program manager .,
Psychologist
Scientific staff assistant- ,
Statistician.
Technical director
Technologist
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,2.55 ,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 ,
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 _
CtS-7. $5,3.55 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
G.S-5. $4,345 to .$5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. .$3,760 to .$4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to .$4.130. _.
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,81 5
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Chief engineer
Chief mathematician
Chief scientist
Deputy director, range support
Deputy director, test and evaluation.
Director, ballistics laboratory
Director, evaluation division
Director, research department
Director, systems analysis division...
Director, technical support
Head, research department
Head, ordnance department
Research physicist
Scientific adviser
Technical assistant
Technic.ll director _
Technical director, associate
Ungraded positions at annu.al rates:
$12,210 or above:
M aster mechanic
Foreman mechanic
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to —
$12,210 or above:
Chief quarterman, laborer, helper,
and mechanic service
Quarterman. laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
Leadingman, laborer, helper, and
mechanic service
Supervisory plarmer and estimator. ..
Less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number
net salary):
United States and possessions...
Foreign coimtrics:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Firefighter premium pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $191,006
3 36, 603
22, 714
11,835
45, 926
57. 513
80,164
187, 529
130, 957
540. 098
35.027
34. 320
23.212
412.910
468. 337
34.071
36.254
11,357
49, 087
36. 254
11,357
2
1
4
5
7
16
11
46
3
3
2
35
41
3
3
1
4
3
1
2,034
21,488,828
2,962
26, 111, 664
115
32, 349, 430
480
3,411,443
4,631
30, 080, 363
960
5, 730, 240
3,594
19, 920, 664
1,755
8, 910. 176
4.822
22, 043. 065
8.460
34. 405. 042
7.795
29. 479. 888
1,451
5. 121. 746
87 281.474
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
2
1
1
5
11
6
65. 066
16.016
69. 057
16. 016
16.016
15.018
16.016
46. 651
16. 016
16.016
46. 561
29. 787
15.517
14.519
76. 687
176. 184
96. 599
68 819.468
84 HM\. 884
76
736. 060
65, 905
55,280
8 80. 504
7 71,113
78, 878
417, 430. 243
123, .649
676, 233, 179
8,731
37, 747, 067
110.032
626, 733. 133
471
4, 315
2.921,952
7,831,027
168, 201
16, 480
4. 929. 806
16.667,616
1,, 679, 443
1.32.5,494
473. 669
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $207,480
3 39, 790
2 24, 460
1 13. 000
49,920
62, 670
87, 160
203, 420
141,480
686, 030
38, 230
37, 210
25,500
448, 610
473, 730
36, 940
39, 520
12. 480
63. 310
39.620
12,230
4
5
7
16
11
46
3
3
2
35
38
3
3
1
4
3
1
1,900
21,722,321
2,779
26, 549, 475
3,853
32, 798, 976
449
3,439,690
316
30, 177, 468
902
5,782,092
3,350
20,016,212
1,618
8. 869, 769
4,458
21, 924, 802
7,853
36,252,815
7,170
28. 628. 486
1.332
4. 984. 350
78 277.964
65. 066
16. 016
69. 057
16. 016
16. 016
16,018
16.016
46. 551
16.016
16.016
46. 551
29. 787
16. 617
14, .619
76. .687
17.6. 184
96. .699
65 824,265
'15.6
1, .698. 267
73,903
404, 697, 926
115,407
664, 042, 261
2,394
4.962,512
108. 881
650. 354. 749
383
3,749
2. 387, 000
6, 338. 000
211.000
18. 000
2. 665. 133
1.6,807. 143
l.M6..6(i4
1,3.62.000
499,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
16
3
2
1
4
6
7
16
11
46
3
3
2
36
38
3
3
1
4
3
1
1,861
21
2,724
26,
3,790
32,
443
3,
4,238
29,
$209, 776
40, 040
24, 960
13,000
60, 460
63,190
88,025
206, 664
142, 520
692, 085
38, 480
37. 710
26, 000
463, 788
480.540
37. 710
39.790
12. 480
63.830
39.520
12, 480
237,494
040, 818
289,274
383, 171
611,758
5,691,339
3.299
19. 727. 314
1,589
8. 714, 332
4.383
21, 573, 608
7,733
34, 620, 478
7,067
28. 262, 698
1,308
4, 895, 479
78 279,970
4
1
4
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
3
2
1
I
5
11
6
65, 065
16.016
69, 057
16,016
16,016
15,018
16,016
46, 551
16,016
16.016
46. .661
29. 787
16.517
14.519
76.587
175. 184
96.599
64 818,752
'153
1. .592. 883
72,802
398, 608. 713
113. 628
6,63. 738, 023
3,817
13, 096, 636
105. 644
630, 480, 387
3,766
3. IM.OOO
6. 997, 000
211,000
18,000
13.88S.0«2
1.612. .604
1..1.36. 1.68
496, 000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
85
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal services..
1960 actual
$771, 705
663,418,684
1961 estimate
$505, 303
6S0, 663, 286
1962 estimate
$604, 914
657, 597, 197
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations . .
$372, 4.'iO, 493
1,941,628
795, 235
$397, 103. 000
3,052,000
825, 000
1,931.000
2,295.000
3. 957. 000
1,327,000
1,102,000
126. 906. 000
311.000
415.000
90. 000
125.042.332
15.860.954
$387, 993. 000
3, 453, 000
"Operallon and maintenance, Marine
825, 000
"Procurement of aircraft and missiles,
1, 954, 000
"Shipbuilding and conversion. Navy"..
"Other procurement. Navy": Direct
obligations
2. 847, 043
2, 288. 000
4. 297. 000
"Aircraft and related procurement,
25, 025, 958
4, 859. 178
118,099.399
240, 432
403,082
90, 056
121. 061, 536
13. 633. 772
942,568
428,204
"Procurement of ordnance and ammu-
nition, Navy": Direct obligations
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Navy";
Direct obli'^ations .
125, 329, 000
310.000
414,000
90. 000
113, 895, 255
"Navv management fund"
16, 291, 942
' ' M ilitary assistance' '
446. 000
457, 000
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OP THE BUREAU OF SHIPS
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Contract specialist
Counsel
Engineer
Phvsicist
GS-1.5. $13,730 to $16,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Biologist
Budget officer '
Chemist _
Contract specialist.
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Equipment specialist ■.
Industrial relations officer
Management analyst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Oijerations research analyst —
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Psychologist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer _.
Attorney adviser
Biologist.
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist —
Digital computer systems specialist..
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial relations officer
Industrial specialist
Management analyst...
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Naval architect
Oceanographer
Patent adviser.
Personnel officer
Personnel specialist
Physical metallurgist
Physical science administrator..
Physical science coordinator
Physicist
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,206
1 14, 206
1 14, 436
1
3
1
4
1
1
3
3
47
1
1
1
4
1
1
23
1
13
4
9
7
5
4
3
5
3
2
11
182
2
1
4
1
4
8
1
2
57
3
2
12
1
1
7
3
41
13, 978
38,313
13, 374
53. 829
12, 771
13.083
38.313
41. 934
635. 756
13, 374
13. 374
13. 374
53,809
13,978
14, 456
317,912
13,083
96, 055
178, 151
53,205
107, 307
84,563
60, 194
48, 567
34, 798
60,174
34, 320
22,714
138, 193
2, 232, 798
12, 334
46, 156
12, ;;63
47,112
96, 178
12, 563
25. 126
700, 929
36, 733
24, 169
139, 710
11,606
12,563
86,984
37,689
501,995
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,517
1 15, 267
1 15, 787
7
4
4
3
6
3
2
11
183
15, 558
41,559
13, 719
57, 867
14, 061
14. 394
42. 183
46.114
646,304
14, 706
14, 706
14,394
58, 199
15.038
15, 558
337, 258
14.394
103.313
191.569
57, 243
116, 260
91.. 520
62, 020
62. 290
36. 940
65, 020
37,190
24, 710
148, 720
2, 416, 900
6
1
4
8
1
2
67
3
2
12
1
1
7
3
41
74. 400
13.790
51. 230
103, 500
13. .520
27, 040
754,010
39, .520
26,020
151, 110
12, 480
13. 620
90, 730
40, 500
540, 380
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $15,617
1 15.617
7
4
4
3
5
3
2
11
183
15, 558
42. 183
13. 749
58,200
14. 061
14, 394
42. 616
4.5, 114
647. 906
14. 706
14, 706
14.394
68. 199
16, 038
16, 668
337, 902
14,394
103, 640
191, 257
57, 243
116,770
92,060
52, 270
52. 290
37. 460
66, 020
37, 460
24.960
148, 720
2, 427, 180
6
1
4
8
1
2
57
3
2
12
1
1
3
41
76, 170
13,790
51, 230
103. 770
13. 620
27, 040
755. 090
39. 790
26, 020
151. 380
12, 480
13, 520
91.270
40. 600
540, 650
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510~Continued
Physiologist
Production control specialist
Publications officer.
Statistician...
Supply officer
Technologist..
GS-I3. $10,636 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,255
GS-II. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. $0,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-0. $4,830 to $5,820-.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,070
GS~3. $3,700 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Engineer
Naval architect
Physicist -
Research consultant
Scientist
Technical director
t^ngiaded positions at aimual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Master
Pilot-- ,
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-- 1
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates-
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork diflerential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay —
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $23,920
6 69, 597
1 11,357
3 36, 483
2 23. 442
1 11,835
1,273
13, 639, 387
2,309
21,818,907
3,100
24, 340, 173
262
1, 870, 977
3,386
22, 024, 409
470
2,872,164
698
15, 070, 873
1,007
5, 165, 898
2,887
13, 263, 014
4,939
20, 669, 682
5,176
19,960,940
1, 612
6.616.364
129 430,125
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $25,750
7 85. 860
1 12, 230
3 39, 520
2 25, 500
1 12, 750
1,271
14, 626, 110
2,308
23,088,715
3,109
20, 073, 710
262
2,008,444
3,385
23, 517, 129
470
3, 078, 171
:,696
10, 249, 590
1,007
6,515,441
2,793
13, 997, 174
4,833
22, 023, 062
5,074
21,218,082
1, 012
6,011,292
129 466, 747
11
2
1
1
170, 500
31. 600
16.500
15.600
31.000
110,000
167
2,113,201
4 52, 022
,093
47, 053, 727
80,974
448, 329. 788
117.094
671, 055, 292
3,277
19, 857, 577
110. 527
644, 029, 363
1, 725, 761
151
4, 842. 691
41.5. 619
61. 227
5, 046, 104
36.251.221
2. 822. 272
1, 722. 015
630. 161
144, 598
698, 293, 932
1901 estimate
225, 000
33. 000
17,600
15. 500
47. 500
110,000
167
2,113,201
4 62, 022
6,027
40, 540, 621
80,049
461, 908, 105
115,800
687, 110, 724
1,614
9, 600, 834
111,016
671,119,216
360
1, 915, 675
2.820
4, 475, 000
427. 000
64.000
2, 601. 700
24, 882, 000
2. 919. 000
1, 857. 000
676. 000
82, 000
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
7
1
3
2
1
1.255
14,
2,330
23,
3,081
26,
262
2
3.354 '
23,
469
3,
2,677
16,
1,007
5,
2,744
13,
4,742
21,
6,002
21,
1,592
5,
127
Total
salary
$25. 750
86, 010
12, 480
39, 790
25. 750
12, 750
454, 630
393, 116
415, 101
002,383
397, 848
084, 126
093, 518
512,813
829, 120
531,058
013, 582
959, 608
458, 178
225, 000
33, 000
17,500
15,600
47,600
110,000
167
2, 113, 201
4 52, 022
0,026
46,531,075
80,018
451, 818, 217
115,401
685, 098, 140
1,302
7,700,063
711,018,590
110, 948
671,088,077
350
2,801
426, 000
64,000
24. 750, 000
2, 899. 000
1, 796. 000
654,000
707. 987, 077
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Shipbuilding and conversion. Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Other procurement. Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement.
Navy" -.
"Research, development, test, and eval-
uation. Navy":
Direct obligations
Rci inbursahle obligations
"Military construction. Navy"
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Naval working fund"
"Military assistance"
$43. 022, 198
890.000
19. 269, 851
679, 000
120, 655
22.231.138
1.472.000
121,171
008. 493. 426
927. 602
202 741
804. 150
$00,410,000
1. 003. 000
2,771.000
604, 000
307, 000
20. 628. 200
2, 642. 000
123. 000
619, 902, 000
1. 025. 390
943. 000
$69. 870. 000
1. 058, 000
2. 766. 000
603,000
184, 000
20.741.900
2. 659. 000
122. 000
617, 265, 000
1. 778. 177
941. 000
86
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Navy — Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID PROM
ACCOUNTS OF THE BUREAU OF MEDICINE AND SURGERY
Orades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
e\ccss of $15,'.>S5:
MtMlical research adviser..
Parasitologist
Technical director of research.
OS-lli. $1.'>.25.') to $16,295:
ComptroUor
Medical officer
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chemist _
Compr roller. __ .__
Deputy director. Armed Forces med-
ical piiblirafion agency
Director, administration division
Director, medical statistics division. .,
Medical officer _
Parasitologist
Physicist ___
Psychologist-- -
Scientific director of research _ .
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director, medical statistics
division
Bacteriologist--
Biologist _
Budget officer
Chemist
Deputy director administration divi-
sion.
Deputy director, medical statistics
division
Educational speciaUst
Entomologist
Legal assistant to the Surgeon Gen-
eral
Medical officer
Personnel officer
Psychologist-
OS-13. $in, 635 to $11,935
OS-I2. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-II. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6. 435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $6,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670-
1980 actual
Num- Total
her salary
1 $17,600
1 1.1, .500
I 17. 600
1961 estimate
27. 956
13, 978
1.3. 978
14. 4.56
13. 686
13. 978
13. 083
13.978
13. 978
13, 374
11,606
11.606
11.3,57
11,606
23,441
12, 085
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17. 600
1 15. .500
1 17, 600
1 16.517
1 15, 267
2 30. 347
1 12, 085
1 12, 563
1 11,367
1
3
1
5
30
52
56
II
111
28
186
11,357
39, 104
11. 606
58,988
317, 305
460, 762
425.854
77.984
717,282
170, 761
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-.
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Bacteriologist -
Physiologist
Scientific director of research -,
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
I>ess than $12,210 '_".\
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -.
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) ;
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates - __..
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermit tent einplfiyment
Other persona! services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay
Total personal services..
1,034,079
448
2, 261, 988
491
2. 274, 100
766
3. 217. 347
936
3. 691, 790
110 400,526
4 14. 435
1 1.5,000
2 29. ,500
1 11..5fin
1 12,563
487
2, 752, 207
147
18. 233, 651
15. 829
14. 706
15. ms
14.061
1,5.038
15.038
14. 394
12.760
24. 710
12.480
12,750
37, 710
1962 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
1 $17,600
1 15. .500
1 17.600
1 15, 787
1 15. 267
2 30, 347
1 13, 270
1 13. 000
1 13. 620
12,230
42. 078
12.750
64. 2.50
318.001
634. 595
500, 837
99, 713
838, 562
204,201
1
3
1
5
28
55
60
13
120
31
200
1.211,H4
426
2, 318, 827
492
2, 499. 530
765
3, 487, 395
939
4, 014, 965
105 417,953
4 15, 620
1 15,000
2 29, 500
1 14, .500
I 12. H63
476
2, 783, 938
4,083
18. 592. 010
15, 829
K5.0.38
1,5. 038
14.061
15. 038
15.038
14. 394
12. 750
24, 710
12,480
13, 000
37, 710
13, 270
1 13, 270
1 13, 520
,892
36. 563, 639
245 996, 746
1
3
1
6
27
58
62
12
130
33
220
827
1,016
4,
100
3
12,490
42, 078
13, 000
64, 2.50
307, 002
51)5, 91)0
619, SS9
92, 535
915. 040
219,313
1, 335, 172
, 467, 612
, 702, 583
, 765, 415
360, 093
400. 425
11,793
,455
35, 208, 905
30
162
169, 132
188, 766
7,323
4,299
279, 634
466, 639
241,806
26, 3.59
40. 570
7,838
38,412,025
216 885,525
7,421
37,110,500
31 209,000
170 207, 000
8,000
4,600
147,000
477.000
257. oon
2S. 000
54. 000
1 1.5,000
2 29, 600
1 M,.500
I 13, H13
487
2, 856, 147
4,205
19, 212, 071
8, 205
40, 292, 128
219 926, 628
7, 785
38,9,51,500
31 208,000
170 207,000
10,000
4,500
.647 7,622
36,641,423 38,502,000
478,000
267. 000
30. 000
,59. OflO
7,986
40,21,5,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
'Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Navy"
$26, 429, 224
8,200,000
2, 012, 199
$27, 879, 000
8, 300, OOO
2, 323, 000
$29, ,5.52, 000
8, 3,50. 001)
2.313,000
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OP PERSONAL SERVICES PAID PROM
ACCOUNTS OP THE BUREAU OP YARDS AND DOCKS
Grades and ranges;
GS-16. $15,2.55 to $16,295:
Assistant director, lo!;istics planning
division
Assistant director, housing "division '
Contract specialist -
Counsel --
Encineer. - _ '
OS-15. $13,7,30 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Attorney advLser "I_^
Automotive transportation specialist.
Contract specialist
Engineer.- ""l.V.
Physical science administrator III!
Realty officer -
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,.5i6:
Accountant, supervisor.. .-
Administrative officer. _
Architect, supervisor "
Attorney-adviser
Automotive transportation specialist
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller '_""
Contract specialist '.'.
Digital computer systems specialist
Director, administration division.-.
Director, constraotion division..
Director, design division
Director, maintenance division
Director, planning division
Director, utilities division
Engineer
Entomologist 1
Equipment specialist,. I... 111. 1""'
Scientist, electronic
Housing management officer
Labor relations specialist
Management analyst
Military instalLation officer
Personnel officer
Real property officer- IIIl
Realty officer
Soil conservationist I
Statistician, supervisory
Supply officer --
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 III"
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
20
1
2
3
1
1
4
I
1
1
1
I
1
1
12
7
6
1
2
62
1
2
1
$14,430
14, 190
14, 190
15, 150
26, 740
13, 670
12, 770
13, 070
273, 700
13, 970
26, 440
35, 745
11,3,55
12, 555
46,620
12, 075
11,695
12, 555
11,835
11,595
11,835
11,595
148, 740
85, 485
71, 730
12, 655
2.5,110
772, 650
11.596
22. 950
12, 555
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,517
15, 787
16, 517
15, 267
16, 295
2 29, 100
1 14.061
1 14,061
19 277,433
1 1.5, 038
1 14,061
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,517
15, 787
15, 517
16, 267
16,295
2 29, 100
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,265-.
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860-..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-8. $5,S«5 to $6,875.,
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $.5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
flS-3. $.1,760 to $4,390 -
GS-2. $3,.500to$4,130
1
1
4
5
1
1
1
475
11,835
11, .595
12. 076
47, 100
69, 175
11.595
12, 555
11,596
G.S-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Grades established by the Secretarv of
Defense:
Director, engineering division
Technical adviser, special structures
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210 IIIIIIII
Total permanent..
Deduct lap.ses
4, 866. 002
1,026
9, 091, 917
1,084
8, 152, 392
69 466.571
980
6. 122. 187
171 988. 894
987
5, 330, 241
248
1, 232, 532
849
3, 741. 168
1.349
5. 334. 332
1.289
4. 702, 725
3.34
1, 138, 020
39 120, 410
1 15, 150
3
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
11
7
8
1
4
57
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
472
5,
38, .500
12, 230
13, 620
62, 940
13. 270
12. 760
13,620
12, 750
12, 230
24, 980
12, 750
147, 970
92, 310
102, 720
13, 620
,53, 310
761, 500
12, 750
24, 980
13, 620
24. 710
12. 210
13,000
12.480
13.000
51. 500
51,710
12, 7.50
12, 230
12, 480
236, 695
14,061
14, 061
277, 433
15,038
14, 061
3 38, 750
4 51, 521
9,615
41, 104, 121
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates.
18, 677
94, 426, 758
1,034
6, 260, 479
14, 503
80, 81,5, ,596
9, 481, 562
1,091
8, 886, 451
57 421,458
,015
6, 863. 780
152 95.5.644
976
5, 681. 165
233
1, 258, 972
809
3, 837, 237
,276
5, 429, 441
,170
4, 599, 209
240
889, 981
26 88, 010
1 1,5, 150
1 15, 650
4 51, 978
,436
49, 408, 556
13, 520
63, 210
13, 270
12, 750
13, 520
13, 000
12, 230
25, 230
12, 750
147, 970
93, 100
103, 760
13, 520
53, 310
774, 222
12, 760
24,980
13,520
24, 710
12, 210
13,000
12. 480
13,000
52,000
51, 710
12, 7,50
12, 230
12, 480
20,103
105, 231, 166
1,186
6, 757, 170
1
4
58
1
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
4
4
1
1
1
467
5, 186, 035
975
9, 382, 425
,064
8,680.112
56 415. 128
,002
6. 805, 684
146 916,820
933
6. 444, 988
230
1, 244, 990
777
3, 698, 520
240
5. 284. 880
125
4, 434, 750
217
806, 806
26 88, 997
1 15, 1,50
1 15, 650
4 51, 978
11,616
50, 541, 216
2,840
2, 147, 795
Other personal .services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
-\ddltlonal pay for service abroad.
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance. Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations .1
5, 202, 888
64.5, 130
2, 188, 099
134, 224
1, 369, 827
15,341
89, 003, 487
244
3,332
92, 503, 559
$47, .521, 874
4, 200, 012
1, S65, 457
7, 606, 052
382,779
2, 185, 241
135, 721
1, 291, 700
20,036
105, 127, 098
795
4, 849, 339
15, 649
90, 133, 795
232
102, 449, 437
$.50, 559, 000
8, 931, 000
3,460
1, 794, 367
8, 349, 597
2, 129, 241
136, 474
1, 262, 526
103, 806, 000
$49, .^50, 000
9. 6114, 000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
87
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows— Continued
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy'*:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations —
"Military construction, Navy":
Direct obligations _
Reimbursable obligations...
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund". —
"Naval worlcing fund" —
1960 actual
$1, 928, 992
135, 699
13, 097, 240
2, 589, 232
21, 172. 840
1,618,641
239, 129
1961 estimate
$2, 030, 000
114,000
11,090, 100
3, 935, 000
24, 101, 337
1, 088, 000
1962 estimate
$2, 025, 000
114,000
11, 459, 000
4, BOO, 000
25, 673, 000
891, 000
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OF THE OFFICE OP NAVAL RESEARCH
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
Deputy and chief scientist..
Physical science administrator
Science director
Scientist
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Comptroller
Electronic scientist
Patent administrator
Physical science administrator
Physicist --- -
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accoimtant -..
Administrative officer —
Attorney -. ---
Biochemist
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract administrator _..
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Information officer
Mathematician —
Operations research analyst
Organic material scientist _..
Patent adviser
Patent attorney
Metallurgist.--
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Psychologist
Scientific staff assistant
Training device program administra-
tor..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney ■
Biologist
Budget officer
Chemist
Contract specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Information officer
Mathematician _
Metallurgist
Oceanographer
Operations research analyst
Patent adviser.
Patent attorney
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist
Physiologist
Psychologist
Training device program administra-
tor _-
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 -
GS-12. .$8,955 to $10,255.
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
OS-8. $5,885 to $0.875..
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,070..
OS-3. $3,760 to $4.390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 000
1 Ifi, 500
5 SO. 300
13 210,675
14,435
1
1
1
1
3
1
5
1
17
8
1
1
3
1
I
5
1
1
19
34
6
1
12, 771
13,083
13, 686
13. 083
40.727
12. 771
67.496
13, 686
228. 363
109. 139
12, 771
13, 374
40. 727
13, 978
13, 978
67,788
13, 686
13, 083
260, 128
401, 385
78, 165
13. 978
1 12. 771
2
2
3
3
1
18
5
42
42
1
1
9
4
2
4
7
5
1
16
61
2
7
23. 442
23. 442
35. 047
34, 320
11,357
216. 527
59, 696
517. 667
610.427
11.357
11.357
107. 307
47. 132
23.441
49.524
83. 136
68, 719
11,836
190, 441
728. 890
22, 963
80.475
2 23, 674
391
4,164,975
501
4. 575, 133
415
3,152.420
9 61. 172
373
2. 40.3, 437
37 224,099
284
1, 659, 125
142 702, 135
367
1, 683, 094
363
1, 476, 810
187 716,986
30 107, 286
I 2, 974
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19. 000
1 17.600
5 80. 300
13 210.675
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
6
1
18
8
1
1
3
1
1
5
1
2
21
35
16. 617
15. 267
15,517
15, 267
30, 534
13, 749
14, 061
16,038
14,061
43, 825
13, 749
86,321
14, 706
258, 256
118.340
14.061
14.394
43. 825
15. 038
15. 03S>
73. 236
14. 706
27. 810
308. 952
507.807
97.805
15. 038
37. 440
25. 220
38. 220
37.190
12. 230
232, 826
101. 940
579. 284
677.417
12, 230
12.230
115,980
65. 020
36. 645
53,310
90. 2,50
63. 210
12, 750
216, 880
795, 701
39,020
86, 070
2 25, 460
385
4, 397, 220
526
5, 126, 142
459
3, 682, 586
8 57, 703
352
2, 376, 565
38 249, 069
265
1,570,290
140 760, 860
340
1,682,014
369
1, 579, 878
186 767, 808
30 115, 868
1 3, 307
1902 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19. 000
1 17. 600
5 80. 300
13 210.675
16. 617
30. 534
16.617
30. 634
30, 534
13, 749
14,061
16.038
14.061
43. 826
13. 749
86. 321
16, 038
258, 568
118,340
14,061
14, 706
44, 137
16, 038
15.038
73. 5S9
14, 706
28, 122
309, 285
608, 786
97.805
15. 038
13. 730
37. 710
25. 220
38, 220
37.460
12. 230
233. 326
102. 460
580. 054
577. 967
12, 230
12, 230
116,230
65. 270
24, 980
53.310
90 2.i0
63. 210
13. 000
205, 980
760. 446
26. 640
86. 320
2 25, 460
386
4.415.238
524
5. 132. 490
469
3. 693. 726
8 58. 367
350
2.372.711
38 251. 053
265
1. 676. 118
140 754,799
340
1, 093, 179
360
1, 686. 534
186 771.692
30 116.388
1 3. 307
1
2
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
6
1
18
8
1
1
3
1
1
5
1
2
21
35
7
1
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12.210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv
alent to less than $12.210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates.
Local rates..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
Llnited States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Kightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Firefighter premium pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
4,028
32, 067, 863
160
1. 304, 620
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Operation and maintenance. Navy"..,
"Other procurement. Navy"
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
"Research, development, test, and eval-
uation. Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund"
"Military assistance"
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $24,648
110 750,499
1,040
5, 686, 033
4,426
30, 479, 780
38 272,137
6 II. 326
176, 114
5.600
63,764
239, 874
861, 084
31, 059
12, 465
1,520
67, 699
32, 222, 222
$4, 072, 843
41, 652
5, 090, 470
473, 326
22, 505. 955
5,894
32,183
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $26,126
110 765,190
1,039
6, 817, 334
4,640
34, 405. 496
71
667, 460
4,526
33, 406, 636
37 319,522
6 11,878
177, 500
1,500
87,200
131,900
876, 200
33,000
6,000
2,000
36,051,336
$4, 289, 000
45,000
5, 600, 000
617,000
24, 494, 000
6,336
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $26, 126
110 766,396
1,039
5, 836, 638
4.634
34. 460, 736
61
535, 800
,530
33, 692, 036
37
6
320, 658
12,242
181, 500
1,500
87,200
879, 200
33,000
6,000
2,000
35,114,336
$4, 334, 000
5,001.000
617,000
24, 556, 000
6,336
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM
ACCOUNTS OP THE BUREAU OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS
Grades and ranges:
GS-lfi. $15,2!;5 to $16,295:
Attorney
Supply officer
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Attorney
Budget officer
Digital computer specialist.
Engineer
Industrial specialist
Personnel officer
Statistician.
Supply officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Attorney
Budget officer
Business analyst
Digital computer specialist.
Engineer
Equipment specialist
Industrial specialist
Management analyst
Operations research analyst.
Personnel officer
Supply officer
Technologist
Transportation officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936-
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
Num
- Total
Num
- Total
ber salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
1 $14. 206
I
$15, 267
1
$15,617
I 14, 435
I
15,517
I
1.5, 617
1 12, 771
1
13, 749
I
13, 749
2 26. 749
2
28, 787
2
28. 787
1 12. 771
2
26, 520
2
26. 620
I 12. 771
1
13, 749
1
13. 749
1 13.978
1
16,038
1
15.038
1 12.771
I
13, 749
1
14.061
2 26. 145
2
28, 143
2
28. 143
1 13.083
1
14, 061
1
14.061
6 80. 870
7
101,036
7
101,036
2 23, 192
2
24, 980
2
24.980
1 11,357
1
12, 230
1
12.480
12 142,042
13
164,337
13
164, 337
4 46, 406
5
61, 297
5
61,297
1 11,357
1
12, 230
1
12, 480
6 67, 283
6
73, 007
6
73. 007
8 93, 307
9
111,737
9
111.737
4 47, 361
6
62, 337
5
62, 337
4 46, 633
6
61,567
5
61,667
6 68,870
7
85, 507
7
85, 607
I 11,357
1
12, 230
1
12. 230
3 34, 549
3
37, 210
3
37. 210
32 384,279
37
477, 463
37
477. 463
5 58, 219
6
62, 710
5
62,710
1 12, 563
1
13, 520
1
13,520
200
243
245
2, 057, 454
2, 663, 287
2,690,345
498
668
572
4, 343, 430
5
284, 050
5, 338, 476
990
1,155
1,185
7, 361, 730
9,142,371
9
414, 825
243
243
244
1, 687, 539
1
813,021
1, 827, 804
2,036
2,209
2,259
12. 910, 725
14, 981, 462
16, 388, 424
275
304
304
1, 676, 247
1
971,261
1
980, 270
88
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Navv — Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM AC-
COUNTS OF THE BUREAU OF SUPPLIES AND ACCOUNTS — Continued
Grades and ranges— Continuort
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820- -
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
G.S-l. $3,185 to $3,816-..
Ungraded positions at annual rates;
$12,210 or above:
Master mechanic
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiV'
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-wcek base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work diflcrential
Firefighter premium pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
Num-
ber
1,872
$10.
693
3,
2.426
11.
3.908
16.
5.049
19.
1,786
6.
97
3
918
1960 actual
Total
salary
202. 219
024. 097
176. 892
416,019
521, 667
251, 565
321, 892
37, 793
172, 656
14, 324
67, 613, 831
35. 325
171.
2,162
11,
964,870
127,949
31, 459
157,:
1,659
933, 530
2, 591, 918
206. 855
221. 690
427. 044
177. 657
108. 322
165, 978, 489
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,885
$11,038,807
588
3, 227, 0B6
2.473
12, 213. 750
3. 790
17, 218, 698
4.847
20. 236. 810
1,763
6, 622, 920
81 291, 689
3 37, 908
823
6, 717, 840
11,849
60. 378, 392
32. 945
174, 396, 210
1,140
6, 092. 210
29, 965
164, 516, 074
156
1,684
2, 697. 209
637, 000
3, 358. 000
439. 000
190, 000
110.000
173. 038, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,915
$11,271,730
688
3, 244, 620
2,475
12, 298, 500
3,756
17, 176. 336
4.824
20. 257. 614
1.739
6. .WS. 275
84 304,416
3 37, 908
108
5, 615, 348
11,418
58, 320, 624
32, 640
173, 300, 616
649
2, 903, 515
.30. 063
166. 627. 325
1.672
1. 091. 867
2, 677, 808
3, 359. 000
439. 000
190. 000
110. 000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
"Operation and maintenance, Marine
$154, 969, 241
6, 689, 784
12.5, 1,30
9,520
64,687
770, 310
9,810
11, 686
45, 181
3, 283, 240
$160, 608, 000
7, 734, 000
$162, 171, 000
7,734,000
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy".,
"Other procurement. Navy" _
"Aircraft and related procurement,
Navy"
38. 000
53.000
38, 000
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navv"
1.094.000
1,039,000
"Military construction, Navy"
"Defense housing. Navy"
11.000
11,000
3.600,000
3, 602, 000
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM ACCOUNTS
OF THE EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
e.\cess of $18,500:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 000
1 20, 000
3 60. 0011
1 19. 000
1 17,514
Num- Totiil
ber salary
1 $22,000
1 20, 000
3 60, 000
1 19, 000
1 18,612
1 18, 512
I 18, 512
Num- Total
ber salary
Under secretary of the Navy
1 20, (X)U
3 60. 000
Assistant secretary of the Navy
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Administrative assistant to the sec-
ri'lary of tlie Navy.._
Assistant comptroller for accounting
and finance
1 18. 512
1 18 51'*
Director, office of analysis and review..
aS-17. $16,530 ro $17,570:
Assistant comptroller for accounting
and finance
1 17,514
1 16, 349
1 18,512
Assistant director, ofllce of naval
1 16, .536
1 17, 320
1 16, ,536
I 17, 320
Chief, Navy management oflice
Deputy director, ofBce of analysis and
review, program appraisal
1 IS, 870
1 15,621
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-17, $16,530 to $17,570— Continued
Deputy gener;U counsel, procurement.
Deputy general counsel, property
Executive assistant to assistant secre-
tary of the Navy (material), facili-
ties
Executive assistant to assistant secre-
tary of the Navy (material), pro-
curement
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (personnel and reserve
forces), civilian personnel
Special assistant to assistant secretary
of the Navy (research and develop-
ment) , _
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,296:
Assistant director, office of naval ma-
terial, procurement
Counsel, office of the Navy comp-
troller
Deputy director, office of analysis and
review, facilities
Deputy director, office of analysis
and review, material.
Deputy director, office of analysis
and review, program appraisal. I
Director, contract audit, office of
Navy comptroller
Director, contract clearance, office of
naval material
Director, data processing systems.
Navy management office
Director, employment, office of in-
dustrial relations
Director, estimates and analysis,
office of Navy comptroller
Director of accounting, office of Navy
comptroller
Director of finance, office of Navy
comptroller
Director, wage and classification,
office of industrial relations
Special assistant to a,ssistant secre-
tary of the Navy (personnel and re-
serve forces), manpower
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Assistant director for facilities
Assistant director for housing
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer
Contract specialist
Deputy director for facilities
Engineer
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialist
Insurance examiner
Logistics analyst
Management analyst
Manyiower analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer.
Printing and p'.iblications officer
Procurement officer
Program analyst
Security specialLst
Special assistant to chief of naval
material
Special assistant to secretaries
Statistician
Svstems analyst
GS-14. $12,210 to $13, ,110:
Accountant
Administrative officer _._
Attorney
Auditor
Budget officer.
Contract specialist
Engineer
Industrial engineer
Industrial specialist _ _
Inspection specialist...
Insurance examiner
Management analyst...
Manpower analyst
Mathematician
Personnel officer _
Preservation and packaging specialist.
Printing and publications officer
Program analyst
Safety program specialist.
Special assistant to chief of naval ma-
terial
Statistician _ ,.
Supply officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.255
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 .
OS- 10. $6,995 to $7,985 .
OS-9. $0,435 to .$7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$1.5.621
15, (i2l
16,392
15, 392
14,686
14, 435
14,914
14, 435
14,914
14, 435
14, 206
14, 435
14,685
1 14, 686
8
4
1
1
12
U
9
5
1
3
2
3
I
4
5
5
3
11
2
1
9
2
108, 701
.54. 413
13. 374
13. 374
160. 872
147. 054
117.664
67. 495
12. 771
41.039
27. 061
39. 832
13. 686
54. 101
66, 2S9
67,183
41. 039
145. 328
27, 956
13, 978
120, 097
25, 864
3 40. 434
2 25. 854
2 26. 145
1 13. 083
20
6
4
40
1
8
C
4
7
2
1
10
1
1
20
4
3
1
241. 193
71.301
46.830
535. 643
11.606
92.311
71.510
50, 252
82. 180
22,990
12, 0S6
119,120
11,835
11,606
234.684
12. 563
47, 839
34, 569
11,835
2 24, 170
2 23, 192
2 23, 691
348
3, 586, 677
481
4, 209, 432
793
6, 956, 219
279
1, 986, 336
974
6, 400, 409
950
6,722,0.57
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,806
1 16,806
1 16, 806
1 16, 806
19
6
4
47
4
10
10
4
13
2
1
8
22
1
15, 787
16, 307
16, 787
15, 267
15, 267
15, 517
15,517
15, 267
15, 267
10, 037
16, 037
1 15, 517
1 16, 787
117,001
86, 673
14. 394
14. 394
202. 448
156. 999
97. 845
113.195
14. Ofil
45 114
29. 099
56. 259
14. 706
43. 181
72. 693
86. 987
43. 825
139.716
.30, 618
15, 309
100,715
27, 498
3 44, 450
2 28, 143
2 28, 455
1 13. 749
24,5. 000
77.000
49. 690
686. 567
48. 920
12.5. 140
127. 520
54. 080
162. 520
24. 4fiO
13. 000
102. 480
277.300
13. 520
101.710
.50. 460
13. (WO
2 26. ,540
2 2,5, 230
2 25, 480
358
3, 981, 703
578
5, 429, 678
1,111
8, 930, 861
227
1,729,416
1,518
10,741,157
405
2, 01,5, ,391
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 26, 790
2 25, 7,50
2 26,020
3.53
3,964,393
673
5,372,959
1,092
S, 788, 781
228
1, 788, 724
1, 516
10,723,728
406
2, 625, 681
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
89
GraJcs and ranges— Continued
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
OS-5. $4,345 to $6,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
QS-2. $3,600 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,!85 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at annual rates less than
$12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary);
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates.-
Local rates __.
Positions other than permanent; Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightworlc dilTerential
Additional pay for service abroad
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows;
"Operation and maintenance. Navy":
Direct obligations -,
Relmbursal>le obligations
"Navy industrial fund"
"Navy management fund" -.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1,015
$5,740,076
404
2, 340, 249
1,022
4, 777, 395
1,723
7,295,211
1,463
6, 687, 341
439
1, 602, 526
21 68,644
10 50, 068
6, 580, 994
11,300
64, 723, 823
327
2, 004, 864
10, 910
62, 373, 886
43 294,763
20 60, 320
21, 433
484, 591
1, 303, 992
176, 682
174, 617
67, 782
64, 946, 866
$31, 948, 381
349, 939
7, 188, 817
26, 469, 729
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
806
$4,876,319
450
2,471,846
1,000
5,043,408
1,823
8, 261, 622
1,377
5, 739, 700
401
1, 555, 973
16 56, 579
10 67, 476
1,049
5, 828, 933
11,442
71,620,330
303
2,042,911
11,077
69, 186, 694
45 347,682
17 43, 143
16,400
265, 716
1,365,026
169. 700
220, 518
52, 897
71,666,676
$34, 782, 300
411,100
7, 781, 276
28, 692, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$4,886,952
446
2, 463, 652
987
5,006,837
1,822
8, 300, 196
1,361
5, 712, 063
400
1, 548, 253
13 47, 066
12 66, 615
6, 927, 006
11,396
71, 589, 839
285
1, 218, 069
11,046
69, 965, 609
46 353,969
19 52, 192
15, 400
1, 368, 649
162,000
239, 906
$34, 610, 700
511,800
8, 026, 224
28,999,000
SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE JUDGE
ADVOCATE GENERAL PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Grades and ranges:
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Attorney
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Admiralty counsel
Member, Ijoard of review.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant for administration
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.-
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426.-
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $6. 365 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,346 to $5.336.-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.-
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..-
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.-
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 430
1 12,771
7 89, 397
11,356
22, 180
26. 430
14, 780
18, 405
5,620
34, 980
69.310
103, 720
153,470
46. 196
3,256
4,867
631,166
26, 943
605, 222
1.622
4.720
2,164
613, 728
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 636
1 14,061
7 96, 102
12,230
34, 478
18, 426
16, 147
20, 269
18, 447
37,604
75,153
121,314
164, 980
38, 694
117 689,308
5 41.819
112 647,489
2,611
3,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 536
96, 102
12, 480
34, 478
18, 426
16, 147
20, 269
18, 447
37.604
75, 163
121.314
160. 940
38, 694
115
3
671.457
28,457
112 643.000
3,000
646,000
SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OP
NAVAL OPERATIONS PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OF THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,630;
Development coordinator
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,670:
Assistant director long range objective
group
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,295:
Research analyst
GS-15. $13,730 to .$15,030;
Assistant comptroller.-
Chemist
Civilian executive assistant
Communication specialist- -
Digital computer systems adminis-
trator
Director of division
Engineer
International relations officer
Logistics systems coordinator
Management analysis officer
Navigation specialist--
Oceanographer. . .-
Office services manager
Personnel officer
Physical science administrator
Physicist --
Progress analyst
Special assistant
Research analyst
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer -
Astronomer
Cartographer
Communications specialist
Digital computer programer
Digital computer systems adminis-
trator -- ,
Director, sLx-inch transit circle divi-
sion
Engineer
Fire protection coordinator
International relations officer ,
Labor economist
Librarian
Management analysis officer
Mathematician
Metallurgist--- -
Meteorologist
Oceanographer --
Office services manager-. --.
Personnel officer-,-
Physical science administrator
Program analyst
Progress analyst
Pequirements review officer
Research analyst
Statistician
Supply requirement and distribution
officer
Technical adviser
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936 .-.-.
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,256-.
GS^ll. $7,560 to .$8,860.-.
OS-10. $6,996 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426...
GS-8. $6,886 to .$6,875...
OS-7. $5,365 to $6,346...
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820--.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..-
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Chief communications adviser
Deputy director development planning
group
Scientific director
Engineer, scientific and technical di-
rector
Ungradod positions at amiual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent -- 15.679
73, 196, 147
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $18,013
15, 870
28,641
12,771
13,083
13, 978
13, 070
4
10
2
1
1
1
I
61,980
136, 782
28.205
13, 374
13.083
13.083
12,771
13,083
67, 184
40.144
13, 978
13, 374
106, 661
46, 406
36, 004
11,606
11,357
1 11,357
12
1
1
1
1
1
146, 691
12,563
11.835
11.. 367
11.357
11,606
4
I
6
4
1
4
1
30
3
1
1
187
117
502
162
618
2,146
149
15
12,563
22, 950
60,252
11.836
69,616
49. 774
11.367
47. 133
11.836
354. 222
36. 732
11,835
11,835
, 958, 794
, 202. 567
. 313. 860
820. 206
, 219, 709
930, 293
. 467. 144
, 652, 133
, 406, 030
, 994, 096
. 548. 722
534. 966
50.670
1 16.617
521
24,
16. 517
15.500
15.517
291. 007
081, 706
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,013
1 17,056
2 31,241
1 13,749
1 14.394
1 16.038
1 14,394
57, 243
117. 395
30.347
14,394
14.394
14. 394
13.749
13.749
14.061
86. 029
43.160
15,038
14. 394
115,837
50, 210
12.480
39, 270
12, 480
12,230
1 12, 230
12.480
182. 330
13.620
13. 000
12, 230
12, 480
12, 750
12,230
2 25, 200
4 64, 080
6 76, 940
4 54, 080
2 24. 460
4 61.260
1 13.000
32 408,843
3 39, 790
1 13,000
1 12, 750
216
2, 449, 152
391
3. 734, 360
619
5, 035, 566
121 900, 195
533
3, 718, 429
159
1, 033, 466
653
3, 930, 415
516
2, 861, 306
1,385
6, 928, 766
2,042
9, 277, 060
1,228
5. 120, 995
139 629. 103
12 43, 640
1 15,617
1 16. 600
4.906
21. 508, 227
1,674
6, 725, 990
14, 736
74, 719. 490
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,013
1 17.056
2 31,803
1 13,749
1 14,394
1 15,038
2 28, 455
13, 749
57, 243
118.061
30. 347
14, 394
14,394
14,394
13, 749
13, 749
14,394
86, 362
43, 493
15,038
14, 706
117,309
60, 730
12,480
39, 270
12, 760
36, 690
1
14
1
1
1
1
1
1
12,480
182. 810
13, 620
13,000
12,230
12, 480
12,750
12,230
2 26, 200
4 64, 080
6 76, 210
4 54. 080
2 24, 710
4 51, 260
1 13,270
32 413,713
3 40, 020
1 13, 000
1 13, 000
219
2, 493, 946
391
3, 753, 462
630
5, 132, 277
121 902, 198
536
3, 751, 274
159
1,039,430
667
3, 976, 504
511
2, 847, 266
1,362
6,891,916
2,017
9,211,000
1,196
5, 020, 225
139 631,999
12 43, 540
1 15.517
1 16.600
16,517
4,376
19. 780, 482
0, 060, 137
14,260
73,420,037
90
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Navy — Continued
SCHEDULE OP PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE OFFICE OF THE CHIEF OF
NAVAL OPERATIONS PAID FROM ACCOUNTS OP THE EXECUTIVE
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF THE NAVY Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,034
$4, 038, 648
Num- Total
ber salary
440
$2, 190, 621
Num- Total
ber salary
428
$2, 174, 629
Net permanent (average iiumbor,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates- -
12, 580
66, 022, 130
318
1,664,906
1,647
2, 470, 463
13, 300
500, 896
1, 865, 267
332, 404
975, 414
441, 474
12, 372
68,076,099
332
1, 820, 532
1,692
2, 632, 238
14, 000
257, 294
1,704,120
345, 100
990, 232
433.000
11, 821
66,608,746
332
1, 833, 232
1,679
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
2.803.430
14,000
Other personal services:
ReguUir pav above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay - - - _ -
1 691 863
344, 295
Additional pay for service abroad
832, 179
433,000
73, 286, 254
76, 272, 615
74, 560. 745
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Operation and maintenance, Navy":
Direct obligations
$62,841,236
7, 156, 521
181, 724
$67. 133. 260
7,760,000
$65, 493, 330
7, 717, 000
"Shipbuilding and conversion, Navy"—
"Other procurement. Navy" - __ - -
14,000
14, 000
"Procurement of ordnance and ammu-
nition. Navy"
1,822
373. 925
162. 870
1, 356, 851
196.928
1,014,377
"Research, development, test, and
170. 800
97, 000
74,000
147. 800
"Military construction. Navy"
"Navy management fund"
37. 000
74, 000
"MiUtary assistance"- - - -
1,023,655
1,077,615
SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES FOR THE MILITARY SEA TRANS-
PORTATION SERVICE PAID FROM THE NAVY INDUSTRIAL FUND
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney adviser
Naval architect
Special adviser (merchant marine
matters)
GS-15. S13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Marine transportation offlcer ,
Naval architect
Personnel ofliccr
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accountant-.
Attorney adviser
Budget officer
Digital computer systems officer
Engineer ,
Marine transportation specialist
Naval architect
Personnel officer
Planning offlcer
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..- ---
GS-12. $.0,955 to $10,256 ,
OS-11, $7, 560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986-
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. .$5,355 to $6,345.
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-.- -
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
QS-l. $3,185 to $3,815 -
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 435
1 14, 435
1 14, 206
1 14.466
1 12. 771
3 40. 143
1 12. 771
4
4
1
1
1
3
6
3
1
1
64
96
139
47.840
47.611
11,835
11,606
11.606
34. 519
.59, 944
35, 297
11,835
11.357
672. 986
84S, 033
1, 085, 831
42 301.365
935.414
237, 038
765, .542
4.57. 463
8.58, 909
142
37
135
90
188
250
1,043,937
158 620,890
17 62. 028
7 23, 859
1961 estimate
Num
- Total
ber
salary
$15. 787
16,617
16, 267
15. 558
14,061
43. 473
14,061
52.000
61, 2.30
12, 750
12, 750
12, 750
37, 460
61, 770
,50, 400
13,000
12, 480
60
675. 600
90
886.050
123
1
036. 61)3
38
306. 641
123
899. 90!
35
243. 797
124
727. 768
85
473, 749
173
852. 634
227
1
026, 896
142
602, 577
15
59. 797
7
20. 477
1%2 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16. 037
1 15. 787
1 15.517
1
1
3
1
4
4
1
1
1
3
4
4
1
I
60
90
123
1
38
123
35
!09
85
108
227
142
15
15. 823
14. 061
43. 473
14. 394
52. 540
51. 500
13. 000
12. 7.50
12. 750
37. 960
53.080
.50. 980
13. 000
12. 480
081 , 000
894. 150
1, 047, 263
309. 776
843. 56«
240. 619
026. 554
480. 763
824. 287
, 038. 648
611.4.52
00. 629
26. 893
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Engineer
Master- -
Less than $12,210-.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210-
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates -..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment.
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Eeguhir pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Premium pay and penalty time --
Hazardous duty pay...
1-iving and quarters allowance
Uniform allowance
Add excess annual leave earned over leave
taken
Deduct e\ces,s annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal scrvices-
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
101
$1, 3.37, 164
94.
1,338,401
6.892
36, 523, 977
324
2, 097, 842
8,808
48, 617, 376
985
6, 679, 610
7,381
39, 281, 163
346
2. 646, 254
96 110,449
1.875
567, 614
66, 667
7, 328, 290
1, 006. 687
135, 826
95, 141
7,800
28.3, 754
50. 964, Oil
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
94
$1, 246, 810
89
1, 240, 531
6,059
30, 374, 185
269
1,742,900
42. 863, 299
328
2, 968, 220
7,027
37, 822, 265
332
1. 943, 014
99 139, 800
4,000
407,112
30.600
6, 973. 900
998. 900
144. 200
45.300
7,200
101, 509
48, 617,
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
94
$1,246,816
89
1, 240, 531
3,069
30, 457, 6.56
1,742,900
7,766
42. 824, 644
126
1, 602, 892
7,209
39, 138, 938
332
1, 943, 014
' 139, 800
4.000
421,048
7, 103, 900
998, 900
144, 200
46,300
7,200
135, 000
60, 081, 300
Operation and Maintenance, Air Force
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the -Mr Force
Under Secretary of the Air Force
Assistant secretary of the Air Force...
General counsel
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant secretary (financial
management!
Deputy for requirements review
Special assistant for installations
Special assistant for manpower, per-
sonnel and reserve forces
QS-17. $16..530 to $17,670:
Academic director, air force institute
of technology
Associate director, accounting and
finance
-\ssociate director of budget
Administrative assistant to Secretary
of the .\ir Force
.\ssistant for financial management...
Assistant for materiel
Assistant for systems...
Assistant to director, maintenance
engineering
Assistant to director, plans and pro-
grams -
Assistant to director, supply and serv-
ices
Chief, counter-intelligence division-..
Civilian director, procurement and
production
Deputy auditor general.
Deputy comptroller
Deputy for contract financing
Deputy for manpower, personnel and
organisation
Deputy for materiel programs
Deputy general counsel (procure-
ment)..
Deputy to the special assistant instal-
lations
Director of civilian personnel.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Aeronautical research, development
and design engineer, director of
flight research
Assistant auditor general
Assistant to commander, aeronautical
systems center
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22. 000
1 20, 000
3 60. 000
1 19, 000
17,514
17,514
17, 514
1 17,514
1 15, 392
15. 392
15, 621
16. 392
16, 392
15, 392
15, 392
15. 621
15. 392
15. 392
16, 099
16. 349
16, 099
1 15, 621
1,5. 62!
16. 090
14,206
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22. 000
20,000
60,000
19,000
1 15, 103
18,512
18. 512
18, 612
18, 512
16.536
16. 536
16, 536
16.806
16.536
16. .536
16. 806
16,536
16, 638
16. ,536
16, 536
16. 806
16. 536
Hi, ,536
17. 326
17. 576
17. 326
16, 806
17. 326
1,5. 267
15, 267
1 16. 307
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22,000
20,000
60 000
19 000
18, 612
18, 612
18, 512
18, 512
16,536
16, 636
10,536
16,806
16,536
16, 536
16,806
16,636
16, ,536
16, 536
16,636
16, 816
16, ,536
16,536
17, 326
17,576
17,326
16,306
16.806
17, 326
15, 267
15, 267
I 10,307
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
91
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295— Continued
Assistant to conimauder, electronic
systems..
Assistant to commander, western
contract office
Assistant to director
Assistant general counsel
Assistant for ground safety
Assistant for financial management...
Assistant for plans
Assistant for security
Assistant for small business...
Assistant for transportation..
Associate director, accounting and
finance
Associate deputy director for real
property _ _
Associate director of budtret
Associate director of management
analysis
Associate director, statistical services..
Chief, atomic warfare team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, classification and wage admin-
istration, civilian personnel
Chief, combat operations team, oper-
tions analysis
Chief enfiineer
Chief, guided missile team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, operation and maintenance
division, director of budget
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, placement and employees rela-
tions division, civilian personnel
Chief, planning analysis team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, procurement division, director
of budget
Chief, research, development and
missile division, director of budget...
Chief, program integration group
Chief, technical liaison team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, weapons systems team, opera-
tions analysis.
Deputy director, logistic support
management
Deputy chief, aircraft missiles and
equipment division
Deputy for transportation and com-
munications
Deputy director of civilian personnel-.
Deputy for procurement and produc-
tion _
Deputy for reserve and ROTC aflairs.
Deputy for security programs
Director of civilian personnel
Director of western district, auditor
general
Senior stafi adviser ..'_'_
Special adviser, special study group...
Special assistant to director, special
investigations
Special assistant to director, special
investigations _
Special assistant for financial control
of resources
Special assistant (purchasing)
Special assistant (industrial flnauce).-
Teohnical director, deputy chief of
staff operations
Technical director, special communi-
cations services .
OS -15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Accountant
Accounting chief
Accounting machine supervisor
Administrative analyst
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer _.
Adviser, technical
Air intelligence specialist I
Analyst cost
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, collection
Assistant chief, documentation ,
Assistant chief, electronics
Assistant chief, missiles and space
division
Assistant chief, propulsion divison...
Assistant chief, science and compo-
nents
Assistant chief, general counsel
Assistant chief, real estate
Assistant chief, advanced systems
Assistant chief, advance support
Assistant chief, plans and require-
ments
Assistant chief, technical services
Assistant chief, armament manage-
ment division
-Assistant chief, support systems
Assistant chief, civil engineer
Assistant chief, petroleum division
Assistant chief, contract administra-
tion division
Assistant chief, procurement
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$43, 076
14, 435
14,685
29, 369
14, 435
15. 163
14, 206
1 14, 206
1 14,206
1 14, 685
1 14, 685
1 15, 163
1 14, 435
1 14, 435
1 14, 435
1 14, 206
2 28, 891
1 14, 435
1 14, 435
1 14, 206
1 14, 435
1 14, 206
2 28, 412
1 li206
14,435
14, 435
14, 206
14, 206
14,206
14.685
43, 305
14, 435
14,206
14,685
15, 163
15,163
14, 206
122, 524
27,664
26. 440
38, 911
13, 978
381, 313
65, 358
108, 552
13. 978
132, 533
13. 083
13, 978
13, 978
1 13, 374
1 13, 978
13, 978
27, 372
13. 686
13,374
12, 771
12, 771
12, 771
13. 083
38,313
13, 083
1 12, 771
1 13, 374
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,267
15, 267
31,034
77, 585
15,517
2 31, 574
1 15,517
1 16, 307
1 15, 267
1 15, 517
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,267
1 15, 267
2 31,034
5 77, 585
1 15,517
2 31,574
1 15,617
1 16, 307
1 15, 267
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
1 15,617
"i""i5,"5i7'
1 15, 267
2 31, 054
16,517
1 15,517
1 16, 787
1 15, 787
1 16, 617
"i""'i5,"6i7
1 16, 617
1 15, 267
1 15, 817
15, 267
30, 634
15, 267
15,517
15. 517
15, 517
15, 267
15, 267
16, 267
15, 267
15, 787
46, 551
1 15, 267
2 31, 054
1 15,517
1 15,517
1 15, 267
1 15, 617
1 15, 787
1 16, 307
1 16, 307
1 15, 267
15, 267
133, 380
71, 323
28, 626
66, 136
29, 996
384, 223
98, 386
96,243
15,038
128. 377
14,394
1.5.038
15,038
14. 706
15,038
15,038
29,744
14, 706
14, 706
14, 061
15, 267
30, 634
15, 267
15, 617
15, 517
15, 517
15, 267
15, 267
15, 267
15. 267
16, 787
46, 651
16, 617
4
2
27
7
7
1
9
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
14,061
40, 893
28, 129
14,061
66, 910
1 15, 787
1 16, 307
1 16. 307
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
133, 713
71. 635
42,788
70,631
30,328
392. 082
99, 693
97, 491
15, 038
143, 285
14, 394
15, 038
15, 038
5
2
27
7
7
1
10
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
14, 706
15, 038
16, 038
30, 076
15,038
14, 706
14, 061
14, 706
14, 394
42,183
28, 129
14, 394
4 67.867
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-18. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Assistant chief, management and
engineering division.
Assistant chief, equipment standard-
ization
Assistant chief, materiel services
Assistant chief, plans and manage-
ment
Assistant chief, production,
Assistant chief, programs and analysis
Assistant chief, quality control
Assistant chief, service entrine divi-
sion.. _
Assistant chief, weapon systems
Associate chief. Air Force services
1960 actual
and
Associate chief, aircraft division
Associate chief, accounting
finance division
Associate chief, base commander
Associate chief, comptroller
Associate chief, contract division
Associate chief, instrument division -
Attorney
Auditor..
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Cartographer
Chief, operations support division...
Chief, production and distribution
plant
Chief, chart research division.
Chief, long range planning
Chief, aviation education, civil air
patrol
Chief, programs requirements
Cliief, operations support
Chief, printing and distribution
plant ._
Chief, financial programs division
Chief, contract audit, eastern district.
Chief, contract audit, central district
Chief, contract audit, southern dis-
trict...
Cchief, contract audit, western dis-
trict
Chief, internal audit, western district.
Chief, materiel management
Chief, facilities
Chief, aircraft and equipment.
Chief, data systems
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, management engineering di-
vision
Chief, management services ofl5ce
Chief, missile division.
Chief, air materiel procurement
Chief, operational programs
Chief, plans and research
Chief, plans and operations division..
Chief, plans and programing division.
Chief, procurement and production...
Chief, shops division
Communications officer
Contracting officer
Dean
Deputy director of operations
Deputy director, supplies and services.
Deputy director, engineering support-
Deputy director, eastern district
Deputy director, southern district--.
Deputy director, safety program
Deputy director, procurement.
Deputy director, personnel -.
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, contractual support
Deputy director, contract administra-
tion..
Deputy director, equipment services.
Deputy director, industrial production
Deputy director, logistic support
Deputy director, maintenance
Deputy director, materiel manage-
ment
Deputy director, petroleum and
chemicals
Deputy director, plans and manage-
ment..
Deputy director, plans and program-
ing
Deputy director, procedures
Deputy director, production
Deputy director, quality control
Deputy director, special weapons
Deputy director, strategic systems
Deputy director, support systems
Deputy director, supply and trans-
portation
Deputy director, systems integration..
Deputy director, tactical and defense
systems
Deputy director, weapons systems —
Director, construction engineer
Director, civilian persormel
Director, central district
Director, western district
Director, education
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $38,313
1 12, 771
26, 457
13, 686
27,310
13,083
12. 771
52, 603
12,771
12, 771
1 12,771
1
1
13
3
2
6
1
1
13. 374
12, 771
178, 146
42, 120
27,956
78, 746
13, 978
13, 978
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $41,247
1 14, 061
1 13, 978
2 27. 0(!0
1 13, 978
1 13. 083
1 13, 978
1 13, 686
13, 686
13.038
13, 978
13, 686
13, 083
13,686
13, 083
55,912
13, 978
12,771
13, 083
26, 145
13, 374
12,771
12, 771
13, 374
12, 771
13. 374
13,374
13, 374
40,231
27, 0.53
25, 542
27,664
39, 540
13. 978
13,978
13,978
12, 771
13.771
39. 224
65,077
13, 374
13, 374
12, 771
12. 771
67,484
39, 540
2 25, 864
1
13.083
106, 698
13. 978
12, 771
1 13,374
1 13, 686
66 883
13, 686
13, 374
13, 374
13, 374
25, 854
12,771
13,978
13, 978
3 42, 518
1 15, 038
2 29, 370
1 13, 749
4 66, 909
1 14,061
1 14, 061
1 14,061
1
17
5
2
3
1
1
1
1
1
14, 061
246, 022
73, 716
30,347
42,620
15.038
16, 038
15.038
14, 706
16,038
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 13. 749
1 15, 038
1 14. 394
1 15. 038
1 15, 038
14, Ofil
14,061
60, 152
15,038
13, 749
14,061
28,455
13, 749
13, 749
13, 749
14,061
14. 394
14. 394
28. 143
13, 749
14, 394
43, 471
71,231
28,275
14, 706
42,503
15. 038
15, 038
15. 038
14. 061
13. 749
42. 827
71, 297
14, 706
13, 749
14,394
14, 061
14.061
72. 895
28, 122
1 14, 061
2 28, 143
14, 394
100. 697
29. 432
28, 115
13. 749
14. 394
14. 706
67. 852
16.038
14, 706
14, 706
14,394
28, 455
13, 749
15, 038
15, 038
3 $42,183
14,394
13, 749
42, 830
15, 038
29,703
1 14,061
4 57, 564
1 14,061
1 14, 061
1 14, 061
1 14,061
1 14, 061
14,061
263, 222
73, 986
30, 347
29, 099
15,309
15, 038
16,038
16, 038
15,038
1 14, 061
1 15,038
1 14. 706
1 16, 038
1 15, 038
15,038
14, 706
60, 152
15, 038
14, 061
14, 394
27, 867
13, 749
14,061
14,061
14, 394
14, 706
14, 706
28, 455
14,061
14, 706
43, 804
72. 841
28, 660
14, 706
43, 493
15. 038
15. 038
15. 038
14, 394
14,061
43, 493
71, 622
14, 706
14, 061
14, 706
14, 394
14, 394
73,488
28,788
1 14, 394
2 28, 455
14,394
101, 663
29, 703
28. 115
13, 749
14,706
15, 038
68. 842
15,038
14, 706
14, 706
14, 394
28,788
14, 061
15, 038
16, 309
570200—61-
92
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1961^
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Air Force — Continuod
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030~Continucd
Director, production
Director, quality control-
Director, contract administration
Education specialist .-_ -
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, architectural
Civil engineer
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical. _-.
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general ._ --
Engineer, industrial. _. .-
Engineer, maintenance.
Engineer, mechanical-
Engineer, production.
Engineer, research
Historian
Industrial specialist
Inspector, procurement
Intelligence specialist
Investigator
Labor relations adviser ...
Librarian
Maintenance planner
Materials analyst
Mathematician ...
Operations analyst-
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
Physicist.
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor
Psychologist
Research adviser
Research and development officer
Security officer...
Special assistant, historical data
Special assistant, contract audit
southern district
Special assistant, loan examiner
Statistical analyst
Statistician
Supply officer
Technical adviser
Traffic manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant...
Accounting chief.
Accounting machine supervisor
Administrative analyst
Administrative olhcer.
Adviser, technical
Agronomist
Aircraft maintenance officer
Air intelligence officer
Air intelligence specialist
Air safety inspector
Analyst cost
Analyst, management
Assistant chief, operations
Assistant chief, printing and distri-
bution plant
Assistant chief, chart research
Assistant chief, aviation education
civil air pcitrol
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant chief, deputy chief of stafT,
materiel
Assistant chief, photo records and
services
Assistant chief, data systems . _
Assistant chief, public relations
Assistant chief, access division
Assistant chief, accounting and fi-
nance division
Assistant chief, advanced systems
division
Assistant chief, aircraft division
Assistant chief, management analysis.
Assistant chief, base engineering office.
Assistant chief, engineering standards.
Assistant chief, civil engineering divi-
sion
Assistant chief, communications
Assistant chief, contract review and
management-
Assistant chief, data services division.
Assistant chief, weapon systems. . . . .
Assistant chief, engineering testing
division
Assistant chief, ground environment
system
Assistant chief, equipment supply
Assistant chief, facilities branch
Assistant chief, ground safety office. . .
Assistant chief, industrial engineering
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$27. 340
12. 771
13.083
13,978
41,934
12,771
121.546
234.299
27.348
28.126
26, 756
13, 978
13, 686
42,390
13,083
26, 141
93,029
122.842
13.083
39. 210
54.704
13. 978
607. 896
13,686
293, 893
41,634
79, 020
291,684
13, 374
39.523
40. 123
25, 854
13, 978
13,083
39. 831
12,771
1
4
5
28
9
1
27
10
9
16
51
13. 374
53.817
67, 159
371, 704
120, 346
13, 374
318, 102
117.416
102. 675
187. 933
695. 355
92, 773
1
3
39
4
1
52
3
2
2
11.606
34. 787
465. 193
46, 162
11,8.15
605, 862
36,503
24, 897
27. 170
1 11. 3.17
3 34, 569
1 11.606
2 24, 897
1 11,606
2 22, B63
1 12. 334
1 11,606
2
1
1
1
2
2
1
6
2
14
23, 192
11.357
11,606
12.563
23.963
23. 919
12, 334
69, 348
23, 192
162, 155
1961 estimate
Kum- Total
ber salary
1 11,357
"i "'ii,"835'
"2" "23,192
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
3
2
9
18
2
2
2
1
2
3
1
2
8
10
1
1
3
3
1
48
1
23
4
8
19
1
3
3
3
1
2
3
1
1
1
4
4
30
11
16
58
6
1
1
3
31
4
1
5!
2
1
1
1
3
$14,061
14,061
14.061
29.670
43. 154
14, 394
15, 309
45. 385
27.804
131. 872
266. 679
29.526
30, 534
28,788
15, 038
28,767
44.900
14. 394
28.549
113.813
146. 435
13, 749
14.061
42, 495
45. 324
15, 309
699, 209
15,038
332, 240
69, 115
113,305
273, 993
14,394
42, 829
43, 474
42, 516
14,394
28,110
42, 204
14,061
14. .394
14. 706
58. 618
58. .531
424. 331
126, 608
14, 394
334. 697
113.995
137.126
206. 434
740. 770
75, 860
12,2.30
12.480
37. 940
397. 480
49. 900
12.750
646. 537
26. 000
13. 520
13,000
12. 230
37. 980
1962 estimate
1 13.270
1 12. 480
Num- Total
ber salary
1 13. 520
1 12. 760
2 25. 480
1 12. 230
1
2
1
1
3
2
14
13. ,520
24.960
12. 480
13. 520
3.S. 230
26. 230
176. 610
12,480
12, 480
12, 230
13.000
13, ,520
24, 940
1
1
1
2
3
1
1
3
2
9
19
2
2
2
1
2
3
1
3
8
11
1
1
3
3
1
49
1
24
4
7
21
1
3
3
3
1
2
3
1
1
1
5
4
31
9
1
28
9
13
16
61
7
1
1
3
32
4
2
53
2
$14. 394
14.394
14.394
29. 930
43, 154
14,394
15,309
45. 656
2,8.129
132. 517
281.909
29,742
30, 534
28, 788
15, 309
29.099
44.926
14. 394
42. 495
115. 726
162, 176
14, 061
14, 394
42, 495
45, 656
15, 309
716, 467
15, 038
349. 552
59.115
99. 203
303. 703
14. 706
43. 154
43. 786
43, 806
14. .394
28, 435
43.116
14.061
14. 394
15. 038
72. .8.50
58.864
442, 005
126. 500
14.394
362. 160
114.461
162.877
2n.S, 093
786. 286
88.950
12. 480
12,7,50
37, 940
415,840
50, 440
25, 199
676.410
26. 270
1 13. 620
1 13. 270
1 12, 480
3 38, 500
1 12, 230
1 13, 520
1 12, 760
1 13. 520
1 12.750
2 25. 480
1 12, 480
1 13, 520
2 25, 230
1 12. 480
1 13, 520
56. 020
25. 480
165. 678
1 12, 750
12. -K)
13, 230
13, 000
13. 790
25. 460
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-14, $12,210 to $13,610 -Continued
Assistant chief, industrial supply
Assistant chief, maintenance engi-
neering
Assistant chief, materiel services
Assistant chief, mechanical shops di-
vision
Assistant chief, manufacturing and
technical materiel division
Assistant chief, management services
division
Assistant chief, missile and space
systems
Assistant chief, procurement
Assistant; chief, personnel office
Assistant chief, plans and management
Assistant chief, plans and progiaras...
Assistant chief, plans and research
Assistant chief, production
Assistant chief, propulsion division..
Assistant chief, quality control office.
Assistant chief, requirements schedul-
ing
Assistant chief, requii'cments and dis-
tribution
Assistant chief, engineering services..
Assistant chief, field services...
Assistant chief, strategic missiles
division
Assistant chief, supplies and services.
Assistant chief, transportation
Assistant chief, systems and proce-
dures
Assistant chief, technical services
Assistant chief, training devices
Assistant chief, weapons guidance
Associate chief, accounting and finance
division
Associate chief, cloth-survival division.
Associate chief, contract division
Associate chief, engineering division..
Associate chief, inspector general
Associate chief, installation division. .
Associate chief, production division...
Athletic director
Attorney
Auditor
Budget analyst .-
Budget officer
Cartographer
Chemist
Chief comptroller..
Chief, program development
Chief, plans and program division
Chief, negotiation division
Chief, technical planning division
Chief, geographical sciences
Chief, cartography division...
Chief, pbotogrammetry division
Chief, aeronautical information
Chief, printing division
Chief, missile supjiort division
Chief, plant engineering division
Chief, civihan personnel
Chief, troop carrier wing
Chief, commitments division
Chief, air information division
Chief, cartography
Chief, pbotogrammetry.
Chief, jirinling division _.
Chit;f, production division
Chief, technical service
Chief, aeronautical charting
Chief, field services..
Chief, oversea employment
Chief, personnel development
Chief, maintenance engineering
Chief, air intelligence olhce
Chief, air weapon materials
Chief, plans analysis
Chief, communications
Chief, defensive missiles branch
Chief, electronics systems
Chief, engineering analysis and evalu-
ation
Chief, guidance and navigation branch.
Chief, data development
Chief, maintenance equipment
Chief, photo c\pioitation division
Chief, projects division —
Chief, radar branch
Chief, rocket propulsion branch —
Chief, systems evaluation branch..
Chief, contract audit
Chief, financial management
Chief, contract administration
Chief, accounting and finance division.
Chief, aircraft division
Chief, budget division
Chief, weapons support systems
Chief, cataloging and technical data.
Chief, civil engineering
Chief, classification and wage admin-
istration
Chief, financial analysis branch
Cliief, data systems
Chief, employee career development.
Chief, requirements and distribution
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,606
22, 714
34, 798
12. 563
12. ,563
11,357
80, 726
80, 706
11.606
46. 140
48,544
11,367
96. 138
11.606
24,150
22,963
3 34, 799
2 22. 714
1 12, 334
3 34, 569
2 23, 212
1 11,357
11.367
11.835
11,606
11.835
11.606
11.606
11.357
12.563
11.367
12, 085
244, 021
367. 634
269. 699
152. 710
34, 798
1
1
7
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
16
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
2
4
1
1
12. 086
11. 357
82. 6,59
12, 563
24.419
11,606
11.3,57
11, 606
12, 663
11.606
24. 668
11.606
23,441
182. 957
12. 334
12, 334
11. 606
11.606
11.606
11.357
11.357
24. 398
48. 340
12. 085
12. 085
12.663
11.835
12.663
12, 663
24, 398
11.606
25. 126
25. 126
12, 563
24. 398
12. 563
11.357
12. 5(3
11.835
12. 563
11.006
94. 260
22.963
45.428
11.357
U.S35
35,048
11.357
11.606
3 34,071
2 23,212
3 34. 071
2 22,714
1961 estimate
Xum- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 480
3 37, 160
4 50, 190
1 13, 520
1 12,480
87. 900
62, 920
12, 750
49,400
38, 730
7 91.490
1 12.750
2 25. 720
2 24, 710
2 25, 230
1 12, 480
1 12,480
37,440
12, 230
25, 500
12,230
12.230
12.480
13,000
12.750
13.000
1 12. 750
1 12. 480
1 13. 520
26
37
24
18
3
1
1
1
5
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
323,927
470, 650
304, 982
226. 725
37.440
12. 230
13,000
12, 230
63,730
13.520
13,520
12,480
12,480
12,480
13, 520
12.760
13. 270
12, 480
25.230
199, 180
3
1
2
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
1
3
2
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
16
2
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
3
1
,1
4
8
37,440
12.230
26.270
51.500
13.000
13.000
13, 520
13,000
13,520
26. 270
26,520
12,750
39,270
27, MO
13.520
26.270
13, 620
12. 480
13.620
13.000
13. 520
12.750
199. 530
26. 230
26.750
12. 230
13,000
12. 230
50, 210
12. 480
12.750
36. 690
12.230
24, 960
48, 920
98,090
1962 estimate
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
93
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Chief, ground safety
Chief, ground equipment systems
Chief, helicopter branch
Cliief, industrial lalior relations
Chief, industrial engineering
Chief, industrial resources division,,.
Chief, instrument division
Chief, maintenance and modification
Chief, management analysis,,
Chief, manpower and organization
Chief, materiel services
Chief, management consultant,,
Chief, military affairs division
Chief, mission support division
Chief, operations
Chief, placement and employee rela-
tions
Chief, plans and engineering division
Chief, plans and management
Chief, policy and advanced tech-
nology
Chief, price and procurement analysis ,
Chief, engineering standards
Chief, procurement policy and pro-
cedures
Chief, procurement committee
Chief, production control division
Chief, programing and requirements.
Chief, quality contract division ,
Chief, quality control division,,
Chief, research and development
Chief, readjustment division
Chief, field services
Chief, shops division
Chief, materiel services
Chief, technical support,
Chief, stock funds
Classification analyst, __
Communications officer
Contracting officer _
Cost accountant
Cost analyst ,,
Deputy director, intelligence ,
Deputy director, civil engineering
Deputy director, field operational
personnel
Deputy director. Air Force museum.
Deputy director, Air National Guard
Deputy director, comptroller,, ,.
Deputy director, inspector general
Deputy director, quality control divi-
sion,,
Deputy director, special weapons
division
Director, admissions ,__ ,.
Director, budget audit and equip-
ment review
Director, Air Force records
Director, education.,,
Director, quality control
Economist
Education specialist
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aeronautical _„_ ,,
Engineer, architectural __ ,,
Engineer, chemical
Engineer, ci^■il
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, industrial
Engineer, maintenance
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, production
Engineer, research
Engineer, safety
Engineer, standards
Entomologist
Fiscal accountant __
Historian _._ ,
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspector, aircraft
Inspector, ammunition
Inspector, procurement
Inspector, supply
Intelligence specialist,, I"
Investigators ___
Labor relations adviser
Librarian *_
Maintenance planner
Maintenance technician
Materials analyst I
Materials estimator
Mathematician
Medical officer _ ,_
Medical technician ,_
Meteorologist
Negotiator, contract
Nuclear physicist
Operations analyst
Persoimel ofDcer , _ ,__
Personnel technician
Physicist _ ___
Placement officer
Printing superintendent
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 503
1 11,835
1 11,35;
11,606
11,357
22, 714
11,835
23,192
11.357
22, 714
22, 963
11,835
11,357
57, 991
3 34, 071
2 24, 648
1 11,357
1 12,563
2 22, 714
2 23,212
1
3
4
3
2
1
1
1
1
3
1
1
1
7
6
41
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
11,357
34, 551
45,428
34, 549
22, 963
11,606
11,835
11,357
11,357
35, 267
11,357
11,367
11,606
82, 146
70. 770
475. 994
11,835
45, 677
11,606
12, 563
11,357
11,606
11,835
22,963
11,357
1 12, 813
1 13, 042
1 11, 835
1
1
1
1
3
13
1
9
16
11, 357
11, 606
11,357
11,357
31,071
159,416
12,563
113.069
196, 902
11
29
11
33
61
4
2
14
3
1
6
1
137, 449
351, 962
135, 778
396, 879
739, 870
49, 038
2.5, 110
171,350
36. 705
12, 563
72, 471
n, 357
1
5
11
3
4
11,357
56, 785
128, 782
34,649
46, 140
4
2
4
15
1
1
7
3
2
1
9
2
1
12
2
47.828
24,390
46. 790
176, 805
11.835
12, 563
80,685
35, 996
23, 656
11,836
105, 619
25,118
12, 563
139, 380
22, 714
51
47
4
10
5
1
608, 013
550, 382
46, 3.S0
124,886
57, .505
11,835
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 760
12,230
12, 230
24, 660
25,230
25,230
13,000
26, 230
12, 480
24,960
24.460
12, 750
12,230
49, 170
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 36, 690
3 39, 790
4 48, 920
1 13, 520
3 38, 750
1 12,480
24, 930
37,700
48, 920
49,690
25,230
37,190
13, 000
24,460
12, 480
38, 210
12,230
48, 920
12,480
101,981
113,268
465, 939
12,750
49,940
12, 480
13,520
1 12, 480
1 12, 750
2 24, 460
1 12, 480
1 13, 000
1 12,230
1
3
3
14
1
9
13
1
13
27
10
35
66
5
2
19
4
12. 480
37. 710
37, 059
184. .590
13, 790
119,815
172, 410
12. 230
173, 430
3.53, 505
133, 364
453, 496
734, 995
66, 262
27, 280
248. 520
52, 566
6
1
1
1
5
11
4
3
1
9
2
3
16
77, 980
12, 480
12, 230
12. 230
61, 926
141, 130
49,630
37, 670
12. 230
112. 200
26, 326
37. 487
202, 920
13, 620
99, 498
39, 076
25,801
13,000
102, 200
40, 640
25,720
151,370
24, 940
12,480
667, 337
610,406
60, 377
149,955
74, 855
12, 750
$13, 000
12, 480
12, 480
24,710
25, 480
26. 230
13,000
25. 480
12. 480
24. 960
24. 710
13. 000
12. 480
62, 130
49, 650
40,310
49, 170
13, 520
39, 270
12, 750
26, 190
38, 220
73, 630
60,190
25, 480
37, 980
13,000
24,710
12, 4.80
38.460
12,480
73.600
12,750
114,874
114.435
469, 260
13,000
50.480
12, 750
13, 770
1 12, 750
1 12, 750
1 12, 180
1 12, 480
1 13, 000
1 12, 480
1
3
3
13
1
9
12
1
13
27
9
35
55
5
2
19
6
12, 480
38, 230
37, 409
172, 386
13, 790
120, 065
100, 430
12,230
173, 430
3,54. 810
119.844
455. 204
725. 035
66. 036
27, 280
249, 040
65, 209
6
1
1
1
5
11
4
3
1
10
3
3
16
79. 360
12. 480
12. 480
12, 480
62, 450
142. 710
50, 460
37, 930
12, 230
125, 385
38, 709
37, 930
206, 420
1 13,
10 124,
4 61,
2 26,
1 13.
8 103,
3 40,
2 25,
12 152.
2 26,
1 12,
62 677,
49 627,
4 51.
11 150,
6 75,
1 13,
520
816
459
974
270
470
540
980
930
200
480
078
503
020
810
375
000
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,610— Continued
Procedures analyst
Procurement officer
Production analyst
Production control officer
Production supervisor
Professor
Property officer
Property and supply officer
Property disposal officer
Public relations officer
Purchasing officer
Real estate officer
Requirements technician
Research adviser
Research analyst ___ ,
Research and development officer, .
Security officer
Special assistant director of operations.
Special assistant, logistical plans.,,
Special assistant, contract
Statistical analyst
Statistician
Supervisor, aircraft maintenance,,.
Supervisor, production,,, _.
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply assistant __
Supply officer, _
Num-
ber
Total
salary
Technical adviser
Technical writer
Technician, electronic.
Traffic manager
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
aS-12. $8,955 to $10,255,,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860, ,
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...,
aS-8. $5,886 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345.,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.,
GS-5. $4,375 to $5,335. ,
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.,
GS-2. $3,.500 to $4,130.
11 $129,465
20 233,661
58, 946
35, 036
35, 265
49, 055
11,357
36,527
24,170
12,085
11,836
59, 187
128,098
12,563
46, 155
11,606
46,883
5
3
3
4
1
3
2
1
1
5
11
1
4
1
4
11,357
12, 085
81, 679
106, 349
11,606
128, 201
11,835
12,563
GS-1. $3,185 to $3.815
Grades established by lO U.S.C. 9021.
$16,000 to $19,000:
Adviser for research and chairman air
study group, aerospace medical
center , _
Air technical intelligence adviser (air
sciences)
-\ir technical intelligence adviser (air
weapons systems)
Air technical intelligence adviser
(electronics) , , ,
Air technical intelligence adviser (In-
telligence acquisition)
Assistant technical director,
Chief, atomic warfare te^m, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, combat operations team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, department of space medicine,
aerospace medical center
Chief, guided missiles team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, planning analysis team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, plans and tactics team, opera-
tions analysis
Chief, operations analysis
Chief, operational capability team,
operations analysis
Chief scientist
Chief, scientist, U.S. Air Force
Chief, technical liaison team, opera-
tions analysis
Deputy chief scientist "'.
Depuly chief, operations analysis
Deputy for development
Deputy for requirements ,,,
Deputy for research
Deputy for science, operations analy-
sis
Deputy technical director
Director, consultation services and
chief, internal medicine, aerospace
medical center
Director of scientific services
Director of secretariat. N.'V.TO
Medical research adviser
Director, air defense technical center..
Director, operations analysis
1,066,633
16 177,555
1 11,357
1 11,835
12 139,893
9 104,366
3,714
38, 372, 542
7,767
68, 482, 421
12,684
93, 740, 908
1,818
12,567,343
15,271
96, 247, 169
1,869
11,012,570
14, 398
76, 723, 788
6,086
30,241,409
18, 320
82,331,333
26, 692
109, 136, 362
26, 106
98, 610, 078
3,936
13, 987, 950
188 617,223
16. 000
15, 500
15,600
15, 500
15,500
16, 000
16, 2i0
52, 250
16, 250
17, 000
19, 000
33. 250
17, .500
16. .500
18,500
15. 000
16, 000
1 16, 500
1 16, 000
1 15, 600
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$138, 444
378, 845
61,276
37, 940
38, 097
62, 580
24, 776
37,680
25, 980
13. 000
25, 200
89, 776
138, 018
25.980
63. 480
25.220
63,276
12, 760
12,480
13, 000
75, 420
113,900
12. 480
611,500
12. 750
13,520
,127,379
190, 362
12,480
12, 750
161, 953
112,831
422, 187
059, 926
916, 614
818, 380
823,124
799, 990
603,123
481,884
906, 296
462, 805
253,090
847, 035
313, 162
11
30
4
3
3
4
2
3
2
1
2
7
11
2
5
2
6
1
1
1
6
9
1
50
1
1
90
1,
15
1
1
12
9
3,849
43,
7,873
74.
13, 092
103,
1,718
12,
14, 775
98,
1,683
10,
14, 378
81,
6,027
32,
17, 719
26, 059'
110,
24,700
100,
3,167
11
90
1962 estimate
16, 250
16, 000
16. 000
16, 000
15, 500
15,500
16, 000
16, 750
16, 260
16,500
16, 250
16, 500
16. 250
84, 750
16. 2.'J0
17. .500
19, 000
16, 250
16, 250
33, 250
17, 500
16, 500
IS, 500
15. 000
16, 000
10, 000
16. .500
10. 000
15. 500
16. .500
16, 250
Num- Total
ber salary
10 $126,054
29 367,395
62. 219
38,190
37, 870
52,720
24,950
38, 210
25,980
13, 270
26,200
102, 429
139, 014
26, 375
64,600
26,480
75, 929
13, 000
12.480
13,270
100, 890
116,480
12, 750
611,500
13,000
13, 520
4
3
3
4
2
3
2
1
2
8
11
2
5
1
1
13
1,131,380
16 205,441
12, 750
13,000
106, 136
- 113,814
3,934
44, 397, 700
7,981
'6, 102, 595
13, 083
104, 662, 313
1,723
13,012,269
14, 713
99, 211, 234
1,672
10, 919, 724
14,280
83, 228, 354
6,175
34,021,488
17,283
83, 284, 656
25,018
111,484,246
24,922
101,967,333
3,018
11,520,855
92 327,438
16, 500
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 000
10, 000
16,750
16, 250
10, 500
10,250
16,600
16, 2.50
85,760
10. 2.50
17, 600
19,000
16,250
16, 250
33, 2.50
18, 000
10. .500
18, 600
16. 000
16, 000
16, 000
16, 500
16, 000
15, 500
16,500
16,250
94
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Operation and Maintenance, Air Force — Continued
Grades and rariRes— Continued
Grades established by 10 U.S.C. 9021.
$16.0(» to $19.000— Continued
Sclentiflc adviser to commander
Scientific adviser, communications-
electronics
Scientific adviser (research)
Scientific adviser to technical director.
Scientific director and administrator,
department of medical science, aero-
space medical center
Technical adviser on space technology.
Technical director
Technical director
Technical director (nuclear systems
applications)
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiva-
lent to —
$12,210 or above:
Engineer, power
Foreman, maintenance
Technician, maintenance
Less than $12,210
Foreign nationals at local rates
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
U.S. and possessions.-
Foreign countries: Local rates. .
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base...
Overtime and hoUday pay ,
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Premium pay..
Hazardous pay ,
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,000
16,000
15,000
16,000
1 16.000
1 16,000
1 IS, 600
1 15,000
8 100,680
21 262,820
5 61, 717
130, 7.39
704, 949, 938
20,682
33, 939, 799
292, 218
1,494,106,166
9,847
46, 462, 921
257, 107
1,384,681,756
6,033
29, 856, 632
20,231
33,204,846
1,228,011
325, 162
1,065,079
11,553,826
32, 131, 487
2, 128, 934
3, 526, 051
1, 607, 254
80,438
Total personal services. 1,501,179,486 1,644,681,236 1,621,682,096
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,000
16,600
15,000
16,000
16,000
16.000
16,000
18,500
15,000
6 76, 480
21 264,089
6 61,717
126, 072
710, 925, 821
19, 470
31, 708, 162
281, 753
1, 535, 114, 702
6,904
36, 317, 169
251. 844
1, 436, 399, 005
5,194
32, 928, 944
17,811
29,469,684
1, 233, 428
325, 162
1, 076, 358
6, 626, 393
30, 060, 362
2.100,000
3, 792, 000
1,600,000
80,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,600
16,600
15,000
16,000
16,000
16.000
16,000
18,600
15,000
14 175,8,30
6 64,007
122,565
704, 308, 704
19, 242
32, 510, 841
277, 820
1. 539, 439, 616
7,977
57, 249, 876
247, 008
1,420,365,622
8,118
32,676,070
17, 717
29,248,048
1, 237, 914
325, 162
1,079,280
29, 470, 000
2, 000, 000
3, 800, 000
1,500,000
80,000
Operation and Maintenance, Army National Guard
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Supervisory general attorney
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Construction management engineer
(general)
Deputy comptroller
Supervisorv general attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936:
Budget officer
Constniction management engineer
(general")
General engineer
Supervisory pronram analyst
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,2,56. -...
GS-11. $7..';f.n to $8.860.... .-
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
OS-S. $.5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,.355 to $6.346
GS-fi. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to .$5,336....
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390...
OS-2. .$3,.'i00 to $4,130..
OS-1. $.3,186 to $3,815
Total permanent.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 563
1 11,835
1 11,357
2
1
1
7
8
1
20
5
16
20
26
46
27
2
1
9,901
22,214
11,107
10, 150
62, 484
60, 404
6,822
131,021
29, 869
88, 109
100, 777
123,360
189, 540
104, 022
6.740
3,058
995, 333
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,749
1 13, 520
1 12, 750
2
1
1
7
11
2
17
4
16
21
27
46
24
2
1
10, 899
23, 878
11,939
10, 899
68,515
87, 401
15, 184
125, 634
26, 208
90, 814
117,041
137, 513
207, 882
99, 218
7,342
3,203
186
1, 083, 689
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
1 13, 520
1 13, 000
10, 899
23. 878
11.939
11,170
69, 035
88, 9fi!
15. 495
125. 634
26. 208
90.814
117,041
137, 513
207,882
99, 218
7,342
3,203
186
1, 086, 501
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment.
Other peisonal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Personal services (Federal)
Personal services (non-Federal)
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $12,182
182
983, 151
1, 623, 786
7,470
14, 672
2, 629, 079
19, 339
103, 525, 235
106, 154, 314
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
4 $19,614
182
1, 063, 975
1,338,000
4,025
2,000
2, 408, 000
21, 255
121, 360, 000
123, 768, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $23,301
182
1, 063, 200
1, 338, 000
6,800
2, 408, 000
21, 779
124,358,000
126, 766, 000
National Board for the Promotion of Rifle Practice
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
$5,366 to $6,345.
$4,830 to $5,820.
$4,345 to $5,335.
$4,040 to $4,670.
$3,760 to $4,390.
$3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent; Tem-
porary employment..
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 030
1 6,928
23,857
21,757
20, 717
3,515
3,266
3,765
20
2
89,835
7,405
18
82, 430
270
83, 391
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$7, 571
6,662
17, 098
11,003
24,066
26,832
3,515
4,368
20
2
101,006
9,193
18 91,812
92, 200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$7, 821
6,552
17, 098
11,003
24,066
26, 832
3,765
4,368
20
2
101, 505
9,305
18 92,200
92,200
Operation and Maintenance, Alaska Communications System
Grades and ranges:
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Attorney
Comptroller
Communications specialist
Electronics engineer ___ _.
GS-13, $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,265....
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,3,55 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $1,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-l. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to—
$12,210 or above:
Central office equipment Installeri
foreman
Less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11
11
22,
23,
103,
124,
137,
13,
76,
18,
134,
70.
70 312,
176
116
10
10
690,
422,
33,
29,
7 89,315
114 952,108
607 3, 275, 849
68 450, 920
539 2, 824, 929
21,468
46,629
.33, 7,53
311,653
3,237,332
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 750
12,480
24, 960
26. 270
112,946
145, 205
138, 007
14, 518
83, 805
19,656
164, 143
88,338
327,511
964,301
477. S33
64.783
32, 943
1
1
2
2
10
16
17
2
12
3
26
16
67
228
121
18
11
7 89, 852
114 968,395
673 3, 748, 695
59 277, 874
614 3,470,821
13, 179
.50,000
40.000
350,000
3, 924. 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13,000
12, 480
25,230
26, 540
113,714
146, 996
141,087
14,851
85. 302
19,823
167, 269
89, 773
336, 630
254 1,051,258
121 488, 101
18 65,662
10 32, 030
7 89,852
139 1,180,805
1
1
2
2
10
15
17
2
12
3
26
16
67
723 4, 089, 302
60 284, 302
663 3,805,000
60,000
50,000
400,000
4,316,000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
95
Salaries and Expenses, Secretabt op Defense
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of Defense
Deputy secretary of defense
Director of defense rescarcii and engi-
neering,
Assistant secretary (comptroller)
Assistant secretary (health and medi-
cal)
Assistant secretary (international
security affairs)
Assistant secretary (manpower, per-
sonnel and reserve)
Assistant secretary (properties and
installations)
Assistant secretary (public afTairs)
Assistant secretary (supply and logis-
tics)
Assistant to the secretary (atomic
energy) and chairman, military liai-
son committee
General counsel
Chairman, civilian-mihtary liaison
committee
QS-18. $18,500:
Administrative assistant to the secre-
tary
Assistant to the secretary _
Deputy assistant secretary for na-
tional security council affairs and
planning. _
Deputy assistant secretary (man-
power, personnel and reserve)
Deputy assistant secretary (proper-
ties and installations)
Deputy assistant secretary (public
affairs)--
Deputy assistant secretary (supply
and logistics)
Deputy comptroller for accounting
policy
Deputy comptroller for budget and
department of defense budget of-
ficer --.
Deputy comptroller for financial and
operating management ,
Deputy general counsel
Director of construction
Du-ector, office of industrial personnel
security review
Director, office of planning and re-
quirements policy-
Director, office of procurement policy.
Director, office of review and ser\ices.
Director, office of special operations...
Director, office of supply manage-
ment policy
Director of maintenance engineering. .
Director of manpower requirements
and utilization
Director of real property management
Director of transportation policy
Senior deputy assistant secretary
(supply and logistics)
Special assistant to the secretary
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant comptroller for contract
financing policy
Assistant comptroller for inter-
national security affairs
Assistant director of budget
Assistant director of construction
Assistant director, office of planning
and requirements policy
Assistant director, office of procure-
ment policy _
Assistant director, real property
management
Assistant general counsel
Chief, military construction branch
(comptroller)
Chief, procurement and production
branch (comptroller)
Chief, research and development
branch (comptroller)
Deputy director, office of manpower
requirements and utilization
Director, accounting and finance
policy division
Director, audit division
Director, civilian personnel policy
division
Director, economic and fiscal analysis
division
Director for small business policy
Director, management evaluation
division
Director, office of declassification
policy
Director, office of maintenance policy.
Director, office of manpower supply. .
Director, office of national security
council aflairs
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1961 estimate
22, 600
22, 000
20, 000
20. 000
20. 000
20, 000
20.000
20,000
1 20.000
1 20, 000
1 20, 000
1 17, 614
1 17, £14
1 17, 514
1 17, 614
1 17, 614
1 17, 614
1 17, 514
1 17, 514
17, 514
17, 614
17, 614
17, 614
1 17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
1 17, 614
17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
17, 614
1 16, 349
1 16, 099
2 30, 784
1 16, 349
1 16, 870
16, 870
47, 132
15, 621
15, 392
15,392
16, 349
16, 392
15, 621
1 16, 870
15, 392
15, 621
15,870
16, 621
1 16, 349
1 15, 392
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 22, 500
22,000
20. 000
20. 000
20, 000
20, 000
20, 000
20. 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 20. 000
1 20, 000
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
18, 512
18,512
18, 512
18, 612
1 18, 612
1 18, 612
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
1 18, 512
1 18, 612
1 18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
1 17, 676
17, 326
33, 342
17, 576
17, 056
16, 636
17,056
61, 188
16, 806
16, 636
16, 806
16, 536
17,056
17, 056
16, 806
17,056
17,056
17, 056
16, 536
17, 676
1 16, 636
$25,000
22, 500
22,000
20.000
20.000
20,000
20,000
20,000
20.000
1 20, 000
1 20. 000
1 20, 000
18, 612
18, 512
18, 612
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18,612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 512
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 612
18, 512
18, 612
18, 512
15, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
17, 576
17, 326
33, 342
17, 576
17, 066
16, 536
17, 056
51, 188
16, 806
16, 536
16, 806
16, 536
17,056
17, 056
16,806
17,056
17,056
16, 536
17, 676
1 16, 636
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-17. $16,630 to $17,570-Contlnued
Director, office of review and services.
Director, office of supply management
policy
Director, office of telecommunications
policy
Director, statistical services center
Policy analyst and historian
Program manager (special operations).
Special assistant to the assistant sec-
retary (public affairs)
Special assistant to the secretary
Staff director for materiel manage-
ment
Staff director for research and special
projects
Staff director for review and analysis.
Staff director for storage and ware-
housing .--
Staff director for transportation -.
Staff director, production and sched-
ules division - -
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Aeronautical powerplant engineer
Assistant director for small business
policy ---
Assistant for administrative manage-
ment..
Assistant general counsel (inter-
national affairs)
Assistant staff director for materials
and statistics
Assistant to the general counsel
Chief, appropriation accounting
llranch
Chief, family housing division
Chief, fiscal analysis brancli
Chief, general administration branch
(comptroller)
Chief, industrial and cost accounting
branch
Chief, manpower utihzatlon surveys..
Chief, operations and maintenance
branch (comptroller)
Chief, personnel branch (comptroller).
Chief, projects division (properties
and Installations)
Chief, property accounting branch
Chief, reserve forces facilities division.
Chief, technical division (properties
and installations)
Deputy assistant director of budget...
Deputy assistant general counsel (fis-
cal matters)
Deputy chief, procurement and pro-
duction division (comptroller).
Deputy director, civilian peisonnel
policy
Deputy director, economic and fiscal
analysis division
Deputy director (European region)...
Deputy director for leview and serv-
ices
Deputy director, office of armed forces
information and education
Deputy director, office of fuels, ma-
terials and ordnance and chief,
ordnance division
Deputy director, statistical services
division
Director, data systems research staff..
Director, intelligence programs
Director, military assistance planning.
Director of budget and finance
Director, office of emergency planning
Director, office of foreign military
rights affairs
Director, office of Industrial relations.
Director, office of maintenance policy
Director, office of news servicer
Director, office of public services
Director of operations coordinating
board affairs
Director of personnel administration.
Executive assistant to the assistant
secretary (supply and logistics)
General engineer (guided missiles and
nuclear application)
Historian
Racial relations adviser
Special and confidential assistant
(legislative affairs).
Special assistant for advanced weapons.
Special assistant (Industrial engineer-
ing)
Staff director, air transportation
division
Staff director for cataloging
Staff director for inspection and qual-
ity control. _._
Staff director for plaiming guidance...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant
Administrative secretary
Aeronautical engineer
Architectural engineer
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,621
1 15, 621
16,621
1 16, 392
16, 621
15, 621
1 15,621
16, 099
16, 099
15,870
15, 870
16, 621
15,163
14, 435
1 14, 206
1 15, 163
1 14,914
1 14, 206
1 14,435
1 14, 206
1961 estimate
14, 435
14,206
15,163
14, 206
16,163
16,163
16, 163
14, 435
1 16, 163
1 14, 206
1 14, 206
14,436
14, 206
15,163
1 14, 685
1 14, 685
1 .14,686
1 14, 686
14, 206
15,163
14, 436
14, 206
14, 206
14, 435
1 14, 206
1 15, 163
1 14. 685
1 14, 206
1 14, 206
1 14, 206
1 14, 435
14, 206
14, 435
14,206
14,685
104, 331
13, 978
27,966
13, 978
Num- Total
ber salary
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$16, 536
16,806
16, 636
16, 536
16,806
17, 066
17, 066
17,326
17,326
17,326
17,056
16, 806
16,787
15,517
15,267
16, 307
16,037
16, 517
15,517
15, 517
15, 267
15, 617
16, 307
15, 617
16, 307
16, 307
16,307
15,617
16, 307
15, 267
15, 267
15, 267
16, 617
15, 517
15, 267
15, 267
15, 267
15, 787
15, 787
15, 787
15, 617
15, 787
15, 267
16. 307
15, 517
1.5, 267
15. 787
16, 037
15, 517
16, 307
'i5,"5i7
16,267
15,517
15, 267
15,617
15,617
16,037
140, 652
15,038
15,038
15, 038
$16,636
16, 806
16, 536
16, 536
16, 806
17, 066
17, 066
17, 326
17,326
17, 326
17, 066
16,806
16,787
16, 517
15,267
16, 307
16, 037
15, 517
15, 517
16,517
15,267
16, 617
16,307
15, 517
16, 307
16, 307
16,307
15,517
16,307
16, 267
15, 267
16,267
16, 617
16, 517
15, 267
16, 267
15, 267
15, 787
15. 787
16, 787
15, 517
16, 787
15, 267
16, 307
15, 617
15,267
16, 787
16, 037
15, 517
16, 307
"i5,"5i7
15, 267
16,517
15, 267
15,517
15,617
16. 037
140,662
15,038
16,038
16. 038
96
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE— Continued
Salaries and Expenses, Secretary op Defense — Contiiuiod
Grades and raiiBes— Continued
OS-15. $13,730 to $15.030— Continued
Assistant for administrative man-
aKcment - --
Attorney --
Auditor
Biologist-- -
Budget analyst ---
Cartographer --
Clieraical engineer..
Chemist .--
Commodity-industry analyst
Communications specialist.
Conservation specialist
Construction engineer --
Construction management engineer..
Data systems specialist
Declassification specialist
Director of budget and finance
Director of facilities and services
Director, ofTice of security review
Director of personnel
Director of security services.
Economist
Electronic engineer
Equipment speciahst
Executive assistant
Fiscal analyst
Foreign affairs officer...
General engineer
Geologist
Historian
Industrial security specialist
Industrial specialist
Information specialist...
Intelhgence speciahst
Lal)or economist
Legislative analyst
Management evaluation officer
Manpower analyst
Manpower utiUzation specialist
Marine engineer
Mathematician
Mechanical engineer
Metallurgist
Mobihzation plaxming officer
Naval architect
Operations research analyst
Personnel specialist
Procurement officer
Production specialist..
Program analyst,.
Program coordinator
.Scieniific warfare adviser
Security officer
Special assistant
Statistician
Storage specialist
Supply requirements officer
Supply specialist
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer
Aeronautical engineer..
Aeronautical research engineer
Assistant administrative secretary...
Attorney
Auditor
Bacteriologist
Budget analyst
Chemist
Civil engineer
Commodity-industry analyst
Communications specialist
Construction management engineer..
Director of graphics and special pres-
entations
Economist
Electronic engineer
Equipment specialist
Executive assistant
Fiscal analyst
Foreign affairs officer
General engineer
Historian -
Housing specialist
Industrial relations specialist
Industrial seen ri ty specialist
Industrial specialist
Information specialist
Inspection specialist
Intelligence officer
Management evaluation officer
M anpower utilization specialist
Mechanical engineer
Methods examiner
Ordnance engineer
Personnel officer
Production specialist
1900 actual
Nura- Total
Iicr salary
$13, 686
12,771
26, 457
13,083
198, 760
13,978
13, 978
13, 978
68,869
25, 542
13,374
12,771
64, 705
40, 455
26, 769
13, 978
13, 978
13, 978
14, 456
13, 978
97, 491
108, 244
38,313
27, 060
13, 083
65, 977
152, 446
13, 978
4
11
2
3
1
1
6
1
3
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
54, 121
161, 195
25, 854
40, 081
13, 978
13, 374
81.577
13, 374
41,934
13,374
13, 978
13,978
13, 978
13, 978
13, 978
12.771
27, 956
118, 579
13, 686
106, 682
65, 997
40, 726
27, 061
96, 990
27, 372
93,931
26. 769
13, 978
27, 352
11. 606
24, 169
11,835
12, 334
93, 068
23, 192
12, 085
57, 632
12, 663
25, 126
11,357
22, 963
99, 776
11,606
25, 147
34, 569
11,835
23, 691
11,357
11,357
111,382
36, 254
12, 334
11,357
24, 398
49, 316
80, 726
23,441
23, 940
11,835
36, 982
12, 563
11,836
12, 563
12, 563
12, 563
1961 estimate
Xura- Total
ber salary
2
2
1
16
1
1
1
5
6
1
1
5
3
2
$27,
29,
14,
212
15,
16,
15
74
84
14,
13,
72,
43,
29,
I
7
7
4
2
1
6
8
1
1
4
11
2
4
1
1.5,
105,
102,
54
29,
14,
84,
120,
15,
13,
68,
163,
28,
57,
15,
28,
88,
14,
45,
14,
15
15,
15,
16
16,
13,
15,
128,
28,
115,
71,
67,
13,
42,
90,
29,
102,
28,
16,
29,
78,
12,
26,
12,
13,
88,
24
13,
61
13,
27,
12,
113,
106,
1 12,
2 27,
3 37,
25,
24
24
120,
39,
13,
12,
26,
53.
86,
2.5,
38,
12,
40,
13,
13,
13,
13,
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$27, 810
29, 100
14,061
183, 876
1.5, 038
1,5, 038
15,038
74,360
28,122
14,706
13, 749
72, 924
43, 473
14, 706
1 15,309
1 15,038
15,038
105, 164
102, 024
54, 996
29, 100
14, 394
70, 346
45, 634
16, 038
13, 749
58, 631
149, 489
28, 143
67, 513
16, 038
28, 143
88, 317
14, 394
45,114
14,394
15, 038
16, 038
16,038
15.309
15. 038
13. 719
15. 038
100.716
28. 767
116.358
71. 695
67. 675
13, 749
28, 143
90, 251
16,038
88, 527
28, 767
15, 038
15,309
63, 060
12, 750
26, 270
12, 750
13, 270
88, 190
24, 980
13, 000
61, 650
13, 620
1 12, 230
1 12, 480
8 106,100
1 12,480
2 27, 060
3 37, 400
25, 750
24,710
24,710
1211, U(l
39, 791)
13,270
12, 230
26, 270
13, .5211
7.5,9411
13. 000
38, 230
12, 750
40, 060
13. ,5i;(i
13.011(1
13, 520
13, 520
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Pro'jram analyst--
I^rogram coordinator
Realty officer-.
Scientific warfare adviser..
Security officer
Security review specialist
Special assistant
Statistician
Storaee specialist
Supply requirements officer
Supply specialist
Surplus property disposal officer
Trade control specialist
Transportation specialist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425-.-.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335..
OS^. $4,040 to $4,670
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. .$3,.500 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Grades established by the Secretary of
Defense:
Assistant director (communications). .
Assistant director for air defense
Assistant director for special projects..
Assistant director for strategic weap-
ons
Assistant director for undersea war-
fare
Chief, biological and chemical war-
fare division
Chief, communications and data proc-
essing division
Chief, surveillance and guidance divi-
sion...
Deputy assistant director (communi-
cations) --
Deputy assistant director for strategic
weapons
Deputy assistant director for under-
sea warfn re
Deputy assistant secretary (health
and medical)
Deputy director of aeronautics
Deputy director of defense research
and engineering
Deputy director of electronics
Deputy director, office of fuels, ma-
terials and ordnance and chief of
ordnance
Deputy director, office of guided
missiles
Deputy special assistant for engineer-
ing and reliability —
Deputy staff director for air defense
missiles
Director, office of aeronautics
Director, office of atomic, biological
and chemical w.arfare
Director, office of electronics
Director, office of foreign programs
Director, office of guided missiles
Director, office of sciences..
Executive secretary, defense science
board
Special assistant
Special assistant (air defense)
Special assistant and director, office of
fuels, materials and ordnance
Special assistant and director of
plamiing
Special assistant (armament control) . .
Special assistant (electronics)
Special assistant for guided missiles
and space operations
Special assistant (strategic weapons).. -
Staff director for defensive missiles
Staff director for vulnerability analy-
sis
Staff specialist and executive secre-
tary —
Staff specialist for physical sciences
i^talT specialist (s|ierial projects)
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
aleut to less than $12,210
Total pcrmanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
1960 actual
Nura- Total
ber salary
4
6
2
3
1
2
4
11
1
4
5
2
3
5
42
38
38
9
77
37
152
225
$47, 861
60, 424
23, 920
36, 004
12, 086
23, 192
47, 132
134, 784
11,835
48, 089
59, 466
24, 398
36, 004
68, 488
438, 507
334,817
287, 409
66, 020
499, 179
224, 127
855, 820
1, 153, 211
666, 271
395, 949
176, 046
55, 847
3,453
1 19,011
1 19,011
1 19.011
1 19.011
1 16.517
1 16.018
1 16. 617
1 16. 615
1 18.013
1 19.011
2 38. 022
1 1.5. 517
1 14. 518
1 17,514
16,617
19,011
17.614
16. 515
17,514
15,517
19,011
18,512
17,514
"i7,'oi4
1 19,011
1 17,014
1 16, 515
1 15,018
1 15,018
1 16. 307
20 96. 239
1,488
12. 172. 982
65 665.657
1,423
11,607,325
21, 090
127. 554
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
233
12
4'
16
$04. 520
65, 270
26, 750
39, 020
13, 000
24, 980
38, 230
145, 848
12, 750
52, 640
64, 600
26, 270
38, 760
63, 730
605, 516
444, 686
387, 898
69, 804
566, 680
267, 636
9
1, 017, 843
6
1, 290, 214
3
1, 139, 879
519, 064
189, 168
62, 168
3,723
19,011
19.011
19,011
19,011
19,011
15,517
15,018
16,016
15,517
17, 514
18,013
19,011
17,014
38, 022
16,515
16,615
14,019
15, 018
15, 817
17, 514
17,014
19,011
18,512
17,514
17,514
16, 515
19,011
18,612
19,011
18, 512
19,011
18,013
19,011
18,013
17,614
16, 515
16. 016
17.514
19 92. 580
1,623
14, 128. 980
123 980, 125
1,500
13, 148, 865
16,700
153,800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3
4
2
3
1
2
2
10
1
4
4
1
3
5
45
39
40
160
19
1,45:
i,«:
2,761,600
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
97
other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim
bm-sable details
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses, Secretary of
Defense"
"Navy management fund" (interde-
partmental activities)
1960 actual
$93, 045
328, 365
5,018
12, 182, 387
1961 estimate
$51,545
361, 700
13, 732, 600
$12, 113, 278
69, 109
$13, 069, 300
663, 300
1962 estimate
$362, 200
13, 297, 500
$13, 101, 600
195,900
Salaries an« Expenses, Court of Military Appeals,
Department of Defense
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,5.30:
Judge, Court of Military Appeals
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Chief commissioner
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $76, 500
1 15,392
1 14,435
1 13,083
2 26, 166
1 13, 686
5 50. 601
1 8,341
2 14, 560
2 12, 438
1 5,637
4 21, 923
4 20, 404
3 13,956
4 15,060
1 3,515
2 7, 675
3 11, 481
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $76, 600
1 16,636
1 15,517
1 14,061
2 28, 122
1 13, 620
6 54, 788
2 17, 930
3 23, 483
2 13, 396
1 6,063
5 29, 660
2 11, 170
3 14, 207
4 16, 536
1 3, 869
1 3,931
3 12,417
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $76, 500
1 16, 806
1 15, 787
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney
1 14 061
2 28 122
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
1 13,620
5 54 788
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,266. - -
2 17,930
3 23, 483
2 13, 728
1 6 053
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
OS-8. $6,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,366 to $6,346..
5 29, 660
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
2 11, 170
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
3 14,207
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
4 16 640
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1 3, 869
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1 3, 931
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
3 12,417
Total permanent
41 344,763
3 16, 772
41 371, 695
3 19, 925
41 372 672
1 4, 572
Net permanent (average nimiber,
net salary)
38 328,981
2,591
48
38 361, 770
1,430
300
40 368 100
Other personal services:
300
331, 620
353, 500
368,400
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION
Consolidated Schedule op Personal Services Paid From
Procurement of Equipment and Missiles, Army, and Re-
search, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Chief psychologist
GS-16. $13,730 to $16,030:
Administrative officer
Attorney-adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Chemist
Comptroller .,
Digital computer administrator..
Digital computer programer
Electronic scientist
Engineer
Geographer
Medical officer
Meteorologist
Military intelligence research analyst-
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Physical science officer
Physicist
Physiologist
Program progress analyst
Psychologist
Radio control specialist
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $14, 435
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
8
2
112
12, 771
13, 083
13, 083
13, 970
13, 070
12, 771
13. 686
109, 488
28, 780
1, .526, 957
3 38, 625
7 93. 898
13, 670
27, 372
262.843
247. 680
40.711
27, 061
13. 374
13,686
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num
- Total
Nura
- Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
1
$15, 787
1
$15, 787
1
13, 749
1
13, 749
1
14, 061
1
14, 061
1
14.061
I
14,061
1
15,038
1
15. 038
1
14,061
1
14,061
1
14,394
1
14. 394
1
14, 394
1
14.708
6
86, 988
6
88, 276
4
60,029
4
60, 029
113
113
1
651, 282
1
662,511
3
42, 183
3
42, 516
7
101,048
7
102, 713
I
13, 749
1
13, 749
1
13, 749
1
13, 749
1
14, 706
1
14, 706
2
29, 100
2
29. 744
20
297, 870
20
297. 870
17
250. 750
17
251, 726
4
57, 574
4
57,886
2
29,099
2
29, 099
1
14, 380
1
14, 380
1
14, 706
1
16, 038
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Research analyst,.
Research director
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientists general _
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Training officer
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Anthropologist
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist
Biologist..
Budget officer
Chemist
Comptroller
Deputy Comptroller
Designer, clothes
Digital computer administrator
Digital computer programer
Electronic technician
Electronic scientist
Employee utilization officer
Engineer
Equipment technician
Food technologist
Geographer
Information and education specialist.
Information officer
Labor relations officer
Management analyst...
Mathematician
ATedical officer
Meteorologist
Microbiologist
Military intelligence research analyst.
Motion picture director
Parasitologist
Personnel assistant
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer
Physicist..
Pliysiologlst
Program progress analyst... .,
Psychologist
Publications officer...
Research analyst
Research psychologist
Scientific administrator
Scientist general
Security and intelligence officer
Statistician
Tabulating equipment and electrical
accounting machine technician
Technologist
Training officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$39, 210
13, 978
13, 086
12,771
26, 166
6 82,116
1 13, 978
I 13, 686
24,170
11, 836
11, 835
11,357
36, 275
36. 756
12, 085
6 73, 943
1 11, 835
1
1
23
2
9
3
323
3
1
1
8
1
1
2
11,836
12,085
277, 965
23.884
111,000
36, 266
13. 035
12, 563
92, 042
11, 606
11, 606
24,170
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-..
OS-8. $5,885 to .$6,875-.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 .
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
5 59, 329
4 46, 860
2 22, 986
1 11.357
1 11,357
I 11. 695
5 60, 425
2 24,170
26 320, 326
67 684,228
4 46, 382
34, 547
11,836
22, 714
82, 125
23,442
126,133
24, 170
11,357
96, 680
36, 732
48, 340
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Positions established by Public Law
313:
Associate scientific director
Chief, geophysical sciences
Chief, physical and engineering
sciences
Chief, research analysis division
Chief scientist
Chief scientific adviser
Chief, technical adviser to the com-
manding general
Chief, technical adviser, plans and
operations office
Deputy commander for scientific
activities..
Deputy for scientific affairs
Director of applications engineering...
Director, food and container institute-
Director, Institute of exploratory re-
search
Director of military research branch . .
Director of research engineering
Director of quartermaster research
and electronic center
3
4
,167
12, 226, 774
,680
14,277,378
,668
12. 556, 341
60 420,352
,196
7. 752, 367
103 610,737
860
4, 829, 225
450
2, 245, 396
962
4, 328, 796
,693
6, 403, 734
,068
4,144,037
203 741,324
15.200
14, 500
14. 500
15, 500
14, 500
17, 500
1 15, 000
1 15, 600
1 15, 200
1 14, 500
1 14, 500
1 15,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$41, 871
14. 706
29, 099
13, 394
41,871
4 68. 200
1 16.038
1 14, 706
2
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
6
1
1
1
1
21
4
27
3
26, 640
12, 760
12. 750
12, 480
38. 230
38,480
13. 270
12. 230
80, 100
12, 750
12, 760
13, 000
13,000
274, 930
52, 790
333, 826
39, 540
, 198, 535
14, 040
13, 520
101, 170
12, 480
12,480
26, 540
12, 230
64,460
63. 190
61, 650
12, 230
73. 380
12.230
12, 750
53.400
12, 480
26. 270
345, 360
713,050
37, 710
12,230
37,710
13,000
24.460
76, 730
25, 235
184, 990
26, 270
12,480
6 78. 810
3 40, 040
4 52, 540
,203
13,762,339
,670
16,615,897
,764
14, 688, 443
66 501,313
,224
8, 487, 912
110 707,482
829
4. 920, 574
386
2.077,314
953
4. 666, 719
626
6, 666, 434
020
3, 943, 721
160 688.144
15. 200
14, 500
14, 500
16, 600
14,500
17,600
16, 000
15, 000
15, ,500
15, 000
16, 200
14, 600
16.250
14.500
16,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$42, 204
15, 038
29, 099
13, 394
41,871
4 59, 176
1 15, 038
1 16.038
2
1
1
1
3
3
1
1
6
I
1
I
1
21
4
27
3
328
4
1
1
27. 040
13, 000
12. 750
12.480
38, 750
38. 750
13, 620
12, 230
80. 100
12. 750
13, 000
13,000
13, 270
279, 840
52, 790
339, 575
40, 310
4, 336, 406
14. 040
13, 520
101, 170
12, 760
12, 750
27, 040
12, 480
64,470
63, 940
61, 660
12, 230
73, 380
12,230
13, 000
53, 310
12, 760
26,790
347, 120
715, 739
37, 960
12. 230
37,960
13,000
24. 460
77, 300
2.5, 235
186,000
26,790
12, 480
6 80, 100
3 40,040
4 53, 310
1,204
13,551,338
1,668
16,454,322
1,759
14, 512, 855
66 504,248
1,222
8, 664. 921
109 708,010
828
4, 959, 631
387
2, 109, 223
950
4, 689, 500
1,524
6, 734, 172
1,014
3,964.416
160 599,131
15. 200
14, 600
14. .500
16. 500
14.500
17, 600
16,000
15, 000
16.600
15. 000
15,200
14, 500
15, 250
14, 600
15, 000
1 16, 250
99
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION— Continued
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Procurement op Equipment and Missiles, Army, and Re-
search, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Army — Con.
Grades and ranges— Continued
Positions established by Public Law
313— Continued
Medical officer, U.S. Army medical
research and development com-
mand
Physical science administrator
Scientific adviser
Scientific director
Supervisory electronic engineer
Supervisory physicist
Supervisory electronic scientist
Technical director of research _
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210 _
Ungraded positions at hourly or daily
rates equivalent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,000
3 46, 600
67, 500
91,000
16.500
15, 500
81,300
1,556,0
5,424
29, 005, 129
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18. 000
61,000
14, 500
67, 500
91,000
16, 500
15, 600
81,800
Total permanent 17,383
110,960,038
Deduct lapses __ 1,389
8, 069, 574
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates.
Positions other than perunment;
Temporary employment..
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Living and quarters allowance
Allowance for uniforms
Additional pay for service abroad...
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Procurement of equipment and mis-
siles, Army"
"Research, development, test, and eval-
uation, Army":
Direct
Reimbursable
"National Aeronautics and Space Ad-
ministration"
"Federal Aviation Agency"
15, 988
102,
6
853, 158
37, 306
204, 239
750
103, 672
768, 179
, 757, 675
29, 219
1,432
2.642
26,268
106, 774, 440
300
1,717,094
5,210
28, 336, 759
17, 249
118,763,653
1,354
7, 246, 930
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18,000
61,000
14, 500
67, 500
91,000
16, 500
15, 500
81, 800
1, 658, 278
6,188
28, 281, 333
16, 891
111,487,757
4 28, 866
173, 943
93, 360
434, 375
2, 872, 159
44, 413
1,540
2,310
27, 277
115,166,000
$16.351,4.80
S8.317.4S3
2, 066, 000
1,587
37, 890
$11,6,52,000
101.785.000
1, 702, 000
27, 000
17, 198
118, 666, 670
801
3,641,261
16, 393
114,896,016
4 29, 303
170, 533
------
3, 628, 380
44,412
1,640
2,286
26, 120
lis, 892, 000
$11,593,000
106, 537, 000
1,762,000
Research, Development, Test, and Evaluation, Air Force
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $16,2.55 to $16,295:
Du-ector of biosciences (Air Force re-
search division)
Director of mathematical sciences
(Air Force research division). ._
Deputy director of procurement
(Headfiuarters, Air Research and
Development Command),
Director of planning (Wright air de-
velopment division)
Senior scientist, human factors re-
search (Wright air development
division)
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Technical adviser
Management analyst
Assistant chief, comptroller
Assistant ciief, comnmnications sys-
tem project office
Assistant chief, deputy for electronics.
Assistant chief. Strategic Air Com-
mand control system project office.
Assistant chief, I'.S. Air Force com-
mand control systems project office.
Assistant chief, spacctrack project
office
Assistant chief, fluid dynamic re-
search laboratory
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
installations
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,685
1 14, 435
1 14, 206
1 14,685
66, 250
28, 420
26, 140
13, 978
27, 966
12, 771
13, 083
13, 083
13, 083
13, 978
1961 estimate
Num- Total
be:
salary
$15, 787
16, 617
15, 267
15, 787
16,787
86,600
30, 575
28, 110
13, 749
15, 038
30, 076
14,061
14, 061
14, 394
14, 394
16, 038
1962 estimate
Num- Total
be:
salary
$16, 787
15,517
15, 617
16, 037
16, 037
86, 245
30, 575
28, 435
13, 749
15, 038
30, 076
14, 061
14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
15, 033
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
operations
Assistant chief, director of range de-
velopment
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
division
Assistant chief, technical services
division. _
Attorney
Chemist. __
Chief, test engineering branch...
Chief, aerophysics lal)Oratory
Chief, applied climatology laboratory.
Chief, applied mathematical labora-
tory _
Chief, astrosurveiUance science labo-
ratory __.
Chief, atmospheric circulation labo-
ratory
Chief, balloon instrumentation devel-
opment laboratory
Chief, behavioral science laboratory. .
Chief, biological science laboratory
Chief, boundary layer processing lab-
oratory __ _.
Chief, chemical physics laboratory
Chief, research laboratory
Chief, cloud physics branch
Chief, communications science labo-
ratory
Chief, computer mathematical sci-
ence laboratory
Ctiief, control sciences laboratory
Chief, dynamics branch
Chief, electromagnetic radiation lab-
oratory ___
Chief, electronic materiel sciences lab-
oratory
Chief, geomagnetics branch
Chief, ionospheric character branch...
Chief, ionospheric physics laboratory.
Chief, infrared techniques branch
Chief, mechanics division
Chief, meteorological development
laboratory
Chief, metal and ceramics labora-
tory _
Chief, nuclear studies branch
Chief, photochemistry laboratory
Chief, physics division
Chief, physical electronics laboratory-
Chief, geophysics research program
division
Chief, program requirements division.
Chief, propagation sciences labora-
tory
Chief, propulsion research laboratory-
Chief, radio astronomy section
Chief, radio chemistry branch
Chief, research instrumentation lab-
oratory -
Chief, research probe flight branch
Chief, solid state science^..
Chief, special propagation studies
Chief, spectroscopic studies
Chief, systems analysis office.-- -
Chief, thermal radiation laboratory. --
Chief, weather radar branch
Chief, operations analysis office
Chief, range plans and program re-
view division --
Chief, advance plans branch for rocket
propulsion
Chief, missile facilities division
Chief, customer services division
Chief, management division. --.
Chief, research requirements office
Contracting officer.
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director, plans division
Deputy director, analysis and engi-
neer
Deputy director, Armed Services
Technical Inforination -\gency
Director, national space control center.
Director, procurement division
Technical director, 6511th test group..
Technical director, rocket propulsion
development
Director, research
Electronic scientist
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, civil
Engineer, combustion
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general
Engineer, materials..
Engineer, research...
Mathematician
Medical olficer
MetaUurgist
Mycologist
Personnel officer
Physicist
Procurement officer-
Psychologist
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,374
1 13, 083
1 13,083
1
1
10
1
12
1
4
2
17
62
1
7
6
4
1
1
2
21
1
6
13, 083
26, 166
26. 166
13, 083
13, 978
12, 771
1 13, 978
1 13,9-,8
1 13, 978
1 13, 083
1 13, 374
1 13, 978
1 13, 978
1 12.771
1 13. 978
1 13, 083
1 13, 978
I96I estimate
13,083
13, 97S
13, 374
I 13, 083
14, 227
13, 083
13, 978
13, 083
13, 083
13, 978
13, 978
13.083
13,083
13. 978
13. 978
13,083
13,083
13. 978
13.978
13,083
13,083
13, 978
13,083
27, 956
13, 0.S3
13, 978
13,083
13. 978
13. 083
13, 978
1 12,771
13, 083
13, 083
12,771
13,686
13,686
25, 642
13, 978
13, 083
1 13, 083
1 13, 083
I 12,771
1 13,083
1 13, 978
13. 978
12, 771
136. 860
13, 978
166. 860
13, 978
54. 744
27, 956
229, 990
846, 100
13, 978
99, 770
80, 627
55, 880
13, 978
12, 771
26, 145
279, 870
12, 771
65,650
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,394
1
1
10
1
18
1
4
2
19
72
2
7
8
4
2
1
2
25
1
14, 061
14, 394
14,061
28, 122
28, 122
14, 394
16, 038
13, 794
15, 038
16, 038
1 <J6,038
1 14,061
1 14, 706
1 16, 0.38
1 15, 038
1 13, 749
1 16,038
1 14, 061
1 15, 038
1 14, 061
1 16, 038
1 14,394
1 14, 061
15, 309
14,061
15,978
14, 061
14,061
15, 038
1 14, 394
1.5, 038
14, 061
14, 061
15, 038
16, 038
14, 394
14, 061
15, 038
16, 038
14,061
14, 061
15, 038
14,061
30, 076
14,061
16,038
14, 061
15, 038
14,061
16, 038
1 13, 749
14,394
14,061
14, 061
16, 038
16, 038
27, 810
15, 038
14, 394
1 14,394
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
1 14,394
1 15,038
16,038
13. 749
117. 724
15, 038
269, 366
15. 0.38
59. 156
30, 076
275, 260
1,053,330
29. 099
104. 070
113.410
60, 095
29, 099
14, 061
28,143
356, 340
13, 749
85,285
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,706
1 14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
28, 788
42, 828
14, 394
15, 038
14,061
16, 038
16, 038
1 14, 394
1 14, 706
1 16, 038
1 15, 038
1 14, 061
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
1 15, 038
1
1
10
21
1
4
2
19
77
14, 394
16,038
14, 706
1 14, 394
15, 309
14, 394
15,978
14, 394
14, 394
15, 038
14, 706
15, 038
14,394
14, 394
15, 038
15,038
1 14, 394
1 14,394
1 15, 038
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
1 14, 394
15, 038
14, 394
30, 076
14,394
15,038
14,394
15,038
14, 394
15,038
1 14, 061
14,394
14, 394
14, 061
16,038
16,038
28,122
16,038
14, 394
1 14, 394
1 14, 394
1 14, 061
1 14, 394
1 16, 038
16.038
14, 061
147, 724
15,038
310, 603
15,038
59,488
30, 076
278, 680
1,095.735
2 29, 099
105, 955
113,735
60,095
29, 099
14.061
28,466
361,045
14. 061
85,930
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
99
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Research and development officer
Special assistant director, technol-
ogy - -
Statistician
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accounting chief
Administrative analyst -
Technical adviser -
Management analyst
Assistant chief, comptroller -
Assistant chief, technical operations
branch
Assistant chief, Lincoln liaison ofhce,.
Assistant chief, air weapons control
project office
Assistant chief, comhat operations
center project office
Assistant chief, weather observation
project office
Assistant chief, intelligence data han-
dling project office
Assistant chief, electromagnetic in-
telligence project office
Assistant chief for management re-
search, deputy chief of staff plans.. .
Assistant chief, chemical research
laboratory __
Assistant chief, control sciences
Assistant chief, metal and ceramics
research laboratory
Assistant chief, research operations
branch
Assistant chief, administrative con-
tracting officer
Assistant chief, deputy chief of staff
comptroller
Assistant chief, data, acquisition and
procurement division
Assistant chief, procurement office
Assistant chief, range project branch..
Assistant chief, experimental track
branch-.-
Assistant chief, plans and programs..
Assistant chief, flight test engineering
branch... .-_
Assistant chief, rocket propulsion
branch.
Assistant chief, solid rocket branch . . .
Assistant chief, space positioning
branch
Assistant chief, customer service
division — .
Attorney .
Budget officer
Chemist
Chief, department of physiology.
Chief, aircraft allocation division
Chief, civilian personnel officer
Chief, airborne research division
Chief, staff judge advocate contract
branch
Chief, equipment engineering branch.
Chief, data processing and display
Chief, components and techniques
research branch
Chief, apphcations techniques branch -
Chief, operator performance oranch...
Chief, offensive and support system
section --
Chief, data transmission branch
Chief, construction division
Chief, contracts and procurement
division
Chief, applied mathematics branch...
Chief, astronomy and astrophysics
branch
Chief, atmospheric optics branch
Chief, balloon research branch
Chief, communications physics sec-
tion.-
Chief, communications theory section.
Chief, data transmission section
Chief, development section
Chief, engineering division
Chief, external research
Chief, flight operations research
Chief, field evaluation section
Chief, general physics branch..
Chief, geodesy and gravity branch
Chief, hydromagnetic branch
Chief, information compression sec-
tion
Chief, management requirements
division
Chief, mechanics research laboratory..
Chief, meteorological, physics, and
airglow branch
Chief, microwave physics and analy-
sis section
Chief, missile antenna branch
Chief, plasma physics research branch.
Chief, power research branch
Chief, programs division
Chief, radiation and reflection section-
Chief, research probeinstrumentation.
Chief, research and development
operations branch
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $111,460
1 13, 083
2 27, 060
23,920
72, 690
12, 334
36, 226
12, 085
12, 663
12, 663
12, 663
11, 606
11, 606
12,663
II, 606
11, 606
12, 563
12, 663
12,663
12, 663
22,714
23,190
12, 563
11,606
11, 606
12,563
11,606
11, 606
11, 606
11,606
12,563
11, 357
34, 565
36, 945
107, 475
11,357
11,606
11, 606
12,563
11,357
12, 663
11,606
11,606
11, 606
11,836
11, 606
11,606
11,606
11, 606
12, 663
12,663
11, 835
11,606
12,563
12,563
12,663
12,563
12, 663
12,563
12, 563
11, 606
11,835
12,663
11,836
11.357
12,663
11,606
11, 836
12, 563
12, 563
11,606
12, 563
11,606
12,663
1 11,606
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
11 $165,310
1 14, 061
2 29, 412
26, 230
78,190
13, 270
37,410
13, 620
13,620
13, 620
12, 760
12, 480
13, 520
12, 760
12, 480
13, 620
13,620
13, 520
13, 620
24, 960
25,200
13,520
12, 480
12,480
13, 520
12,480
12, 760
12, 760
13, 520
12, 480
37. 410
39, 220
140, 566
12.230
12. 480
12, 480
13,520
12, 480
13,520
12, 750
12. 760
12. 480
13, 000
12, 480
12, 750
12, 760
12, 480
13, 520
13, 620
12, 760
12, 480
13, 620
13, 520
13, 520
13. 520
12. 230
13, 620
13,520
13, 620
12, 760
12, 750
13, 620
12,750
12,230
13, 520
12, 480
12, 750
13, 520
13, 520
12, 480
13, 520
12, 480
13, 620
1 12,480
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
11 $165,310
1 14, 394
2 29,412
26, 760
78, 450
13, 520
49, 620
13, 620
13, 520
13, 620
12, 750
12,750
13, 620
12, 750
12, 750
13.520
13,620
13, 520
13,520
25,230
26,460
13,620
12, 750
12, 750
13.620
12, 750
12, 750
12, 760
12, 750
13,520
12, 480
37, 930
39, 480
1 28, 325
12,480
12, 750
12, 750
13, 620
12,480
13, 520
12, 750
12, 760
12, 760
13,000
12, 750
12. 760
12, 760
12, 750
13, 620
13,620
13,000
12, 750
13, 620
13, 520
13, 620
13, 520
12, 230
13,620
13, 620
13, 620
12, 750
13, 000
13, 520
13.000
12, 480
13, 520
12,750
13, 000
13, 620
13, 620
12, 760
13, 620
12,750
13,620
12, 750
Grades and ranges — Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Chief, research and development re-
sources branch...
Chief, research and analysis section...
Chief, satellite meteorology branch...
Chlef,scientificdataprocessingsection.
Chief, simulator evaluation section —
Chief, soUd state circuitry section
Chief, tl3ermal test section
Chief, badge section
Chief, terrestrial propagation section.
Chief, upper atmosphere circulation
section
Chief, waves and circuits section
Chief, civilian personnel division
Chief, communications division, range
operations --.
Chief, engineering division
Chief, mathematical branch, range
operations
Chief, missile safety branch, range
operations
Chief, plans and programs manage-
ment division
Chief, programs division, operations..
Chief, quality and surveillance ad-
istrative contracting office
Chief, range plans branch
Chief, research project branch
Chief, instrumentation support divi-
sion
Chief, surveillance branch
Chief, aerospace data systems
Chief, data processing and computing
branch
Chief, data systems branch and mis-
sile facihty division
Chief, engineering branch, missile fa-
cility division
Chief, engineering test branch, missile.
Chief, engineering development sec-
tion, rocket propulsion
Chief, flight research branch
Chief, installation and accessory
branch
Chief, instramentation branch
Chief, liquid rocket branch
Chief, missile component test branch.
Chief, powerplant branch
Chief, space positioning branch
Chief, test facility branch, 6611th test
group
Chief, test project branch, 6611th test
group
Chief, experimental track mstrumen-
tation branch
Chief, document processing division..
Chief, San Francisco regional office...
Chief, sago test branch
Chief, environment branch
Chief, data acquisition branch
Chief, plans and programs office
Chief, data processing branch...
Clas.'iflcation analyst
Contracting officer
Deputy director, comptroller
Deputy director of material.
Deputy director of procurement
Deputy director of systems manage-
ment
Deputy director of facilities
Education specialist
Electronic scientist -
Engineer, aerodynamic
Engineer, aeronautical
Engineer, chemical.
Engineer, civil -
Engineer, combustion
Engineer, construction
Engineer, electrical
Engineer, electronics
Engineer, general-
Engineer, materials
Engineer, mechanical
Engineer, photographic
Engineer, research...-
Engineer, safety
Historian..
Industrial specialist.
Information speciahst
Mathematician
Medical officer
Metallurgist
Nuclear physicist
Operations analyst
Personnel officer
Personnel technician
Pharmacist .
Physicist..
Procurement officer
Psychologist
Research analyst
Research development officer.
Research physiologist
Science analyst
Security officer
Industrial relations officer
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$12,
12,
12,
11
12,
12,
12,
11,
11,
12,
22,
11
12,
11,
11
12,
11
11,
12,
11,
12,
11,
71,
22,
11
24,
12,
11
12,
257,
9 110,
36 437,
2 24,
2 24,
9 112,
4 48,
6 62,
73
883,
162
1, 997,
14 172,
6 74,
1 11
12 146,
1 12,
2 22,
1 11
3 35,
12 143,
4 47,
2 23,
1 11
6 58,
1 11,
62
X
11
2
7
6
1
1
1
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 230
13, 520
13, 520
13, 620
12, 480
13,620
13, 620
13, 520
12, 750
12, 480
13, 520
26, 230
12, 750
13, 620
13, 520
13, 520
13, 520
13,000
12, 480
12, 480
13, 520
13, 520
13, 620
13, 620
12, 480
12, 760
12, 480
12, 750
12, 480
12, 750
12, 480
12, 4811
12, 480
12, 480
13, ,520
12, 750
13,000
12, 750
12, 480
12, 750
12, 760
13, 520
12, 230
13, 520
12, 760
76, 780
37, 150
12, 750
26, 000
13, 000
12, 760
49
2
2
10
4
6
78
277, 410
118, 990
640, 160
26, 640
26, 640
131, 910
51, 960
79, 490
1, 014, 095
183
2, 411, 830
17 221,770
92, 720
12, 760
166, 410
13,620
25, 230
12, 760
38, 440
165, 760
125, 160
12, 480
25,460
12, 480
63, 130
12, 760
12,230
710, 060
12,480
161, 685
24,960
163, 615
62,600
12,230
12,480
24,460
7
1
12
1
2
1
3
13
10
1
2
1
6
1
1
65
1
13
2
12
6
1
1
2
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12,230
13,520
13, 620
13, 520
12, 750
13, 620
13, 520
13, 520
13,000
12, 760
13, 520
25, 480
13,000
13, 520
13, 620
13, 620
13, 520
13,000
12, 480
12, 760
13, 520
13, 520
13, 620
13, 620
12, 760
12, 750
12, 750
13,000
12, 750
12,760
12,750
12,760
12, 760
12, 760
13, 520
13,000
13,000
12, 750
13,000
12, 760
12, 750
12, 760
13, 520
12, 480
13, 520
13,000
76, 500
37,410
13, 000
26,000
13, 520
12. 750
278, 185
119,770
642, 490
26, 540
26,540
131, 910
62, 740
79, 760
21
9
49
2
2
10
4
6
78
1, 016, 645
186
2, 427, 355
17 222,290
92, 980
12, 750
158, 230
13, 520
26,230
13, 000
39,220
167, 320
126, 710
12,480
25, 460
24,980
76, 380
13,000
12, 2,30
718, 080
12, 750
162, 350
25,600
154, 640
62,860
12,480
12,760
24,460
7
1
12
1
2
1
3
13
10
1
2
2
6
1
1
65
1
13
2
12
5
1
1
2
100
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
RESEARCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST, AND
EVALUATION -Continued
Research, Development, Test, and Evaltjation, Air
Force — Continued
Orados and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Statistician
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Supply ollieer
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..-- --
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-
OS-n. $7,560 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
aS-9. $6,435 to$7,425---
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.--
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345---
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820---
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336---
$4,040 to $4,670-
$3,760 to $4,390-.
1960 actual
GS-4
GS-3
GS-2 $3,.500 to $4.130 --
GS-1 $3,185 to $3.815
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense:
Technical director
Technical director (Arnold engmeer-
ing development center)
Technical director, guided missile
weapon systems (Wright air devel-
opment division)
Technical director (Wright air devel-
opment division)
Scientific director (Rome air develop-
ment center) ---.-----
Technical director, operations (Wright
air development division)
Technical director, deputy chief re-
search and development (Head-
quarters. Air Research and Devel-
opment Command)-
Technical director, deputy chief
weapons systems (Headquarters.
Air Research and Development
Command)
Technical director (Air Force flight
test center)
Chief scientist (Air Force missile
development center)
Technical director, electronic research
(Air Force Command and control
development division)
Deputy director, geophysics (Air
Force Command and control de-
velopment division)
Technical director, directorate of de-
velopment (Wright air develop-
ment division)
Technical director, aircraft weapons
systems (Wright air development
division)
Technical director, plans and pro-
grams (Headquarters, Air Re-
search and Development Com-
mand) -
Chief scientist (Aii Force research
division)
Technical director, aerial reconnais-
sance laboratory (Wright air de-
velopment division)
Technical director, deputy chief test-
ing (air proving ground center)
Technical director, directorate of com-
munication (Rome air development
center)---
Technical du-ector, guidance and con-
trol (Headquarters. Air Research
and Development Command)
Technical director, communications
and electronics (Headquarters. Air
Eesearch and Development Com-
mand)
Technical director, electronics, de-
tachment No. 1 (Headquarters. Air
Research and Development Com-
mand ---
Deputy director, electronics research
(Air Force Command and control
development division)
Director, physical sciences (Air Force
research division)
Associate director, research and de-
velopment (Rome air develop-
ment center)
Technical director, directorate of
flight test (Air Force flight test
center) -
Num-
ber
3
2
2
1,396
14,
1,638
13,
1,434
10,
78
1,425
9.
131
1,128
6,
655
2,
2,107
9,
2,735
11,
1,832
6,
156
13
Total
salary
$35, 745
24, 170
24, 668
824, 690
929, 997
865. 500
538, 601
117,019
776, 969
274,444
784, 856
573, 066
128, 389
895, 047
519, 979
42, 470
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-
ber
3
2
2
1,473
16,
1,646
14,
1,426
II,
80
1,389
9,
136
1,293
7,
644
2,
2,170
10,
2,666
11,
1,744
7,
148
9
1 16, 500
1 16, 600
1 16, 500
1 16, 000
1 16, 500
1 17, 500
1 17. 000
1 18. 000
1 17, 000
1 16,500
1 16,000
1 16, 500
1 16, 500
1 18,000
1 15,500
1 15.000
1 15. .500
1 14,500
1 15. .500
1 15. .=il)0
1 16.000
Total
salary
$38. 955
26, 000
26,540
865, 197
993, 234
744. 047
601. 163
613. 427
873, 975
766, 450
969, 555
, 502, 550
, 874, 797
139. 898
54.5, 107
32, 095
77, 500
16, 500
16, 500
16, 600
16. 000
15. 500
Num-
ber
3
2
2
1,495
17,
1.649
15.
1,439
11,
83
1,399
9,
148
1,308
7,
646
3,
2,194
10,
2.716
12,
1,748
7,
150
9
1 17, 500
1,5, 500
1
15, 1.50
1
14..5IX)
1
i5,oai
1
17, 000
18. 000
17. 000
16. 500
16.000
16. 600
16. 500
18.000
15. 500
15, 000
15,600
14, 500
15,500
1 1.5, .500
Total
salary
$38. 955
26. 540
27, 040
157, 487
081, 046
901, 306
629, 866
764, 045
962, 165
919, 739
023, 610
950, 731
192, 049
264, 457
665, 891
33, 725
77, 500
16, 600
1
16, 500
1
16, 500
1
16. 000
1
15, ,500
1 17, 500
15,500
15, 150
14.500
15,000
17. 000
18. 000
17. 000
16,500
16.000
16, .500
16,500
18,000
15.500
15.000
15.500
14, .500
15.600
1 1,5. .500
15. .500
15. 1.50
14. .500
15.000
1960 actual
Grades and ranges— Continued
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense— Continued
Technical director, propulsion labora-
tory (^^'right air development divi-
sion)
Technical director, aero-medical lab-
oratory (Wright an- development
division)
Technical director, directorateof laV o-
ratories operations (Wright air
development division)
Technical director, aircraft laboratory
(Headquarters, Air Research and
Development Command)
Technical director, life sciences (Head-
quarters, Air Research and Devel-
opment Command)
Technical director, directorate of re-
sources planning (Headquarters,
Air Eesearch and Development
Command)
Technical program director, deputy
chief research and development
(Headquarters, -A.ir Research and
Development Commandi---
Scientific adviser to director of re-
search (Headquarters, Air Research
and Development Comm.and)
Deputy director, plans and pioirams,
detachment No. 1 (Headquarters.
-\ir Research and Development
Command)
Technical director, weapons guidance
laboratory (Wright air development
division)
Technical adviser, deputy chief de-
velopment and test (an- proving
ground center)
Director. pro7r.ams and requirements
(Wright air development division)-
Technical director, communication
and navi'jation laboratory (Wright
air development division)
Technical director, electronic com-
ponents la'-oratory (Wright air
development division)
Technical diiector. operational appU-
cations laboratory {Air Force Com-
mand and control development
division)
Senior scientist, fluid dynamics branch
(Wright air development division)..
Guidance test manager, central in-
ertial test (.\ir Force missile de-
velopment center)
Guidance tertinology specialist, cen-
tral inertial test (Air Force missile
development center)
Director, solid state sciences (.^ir
Force research division)
Director, chemical sciences (Air Force
research division)
Mathematical adviser for research
operations (Air Force missile de-
velopment center)
Du-ector, Sacramento peak observa-
tory (Air Force Command and con-
trol development division)
Technical direct«r, research and de-
velopment (Air Force missile de-
velopment center)
Technical director, plans and opera-
tions (.Arnold engineering develop-
ment center)
Director, research and development
(Rome air development center)
Chief scientist (Headquarters. Air Re-
search and Development Command),
Chief scientist (.41r Force missUe test
center) --
Chief scientist, aeronautical research
laboratory (Wright ail- development
division)
Technical director, analysis team
(Headquarters, -Mr Research and
Development Command)
Technical director, aeronautical ac-
cessories laboratory (Wright air de-
velopment division)
Assistant deputy for strategic weap-
ons (Wright air development divi-
sion)
\ssistant deputy for advanced sys-
tems (Wright air development di-
vision)
Assistant deputy for air defense weap-
ons (Wright air development di-
vision). —
Technical adviser, directorate of re-
quirements and programs (air prov-
ing ground center) -----
Technical director, flight control lab-
oratory (Wright air development
division)
Technical director, materials labora-
tory (Wright air development di-
vision) L-.-,\"\'
Technical adviser, deputy chief tests
(.Mr Force missile test center)
um- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 500
1 14, 500
1 15,000
1 14, 500
1 14, 500
1 17,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 500
1 14, 500
1 15, 000
1 14, 500
1 14, 500
1 17,000
1 14,600 1 14,500
1 16, 500
1 14, mo
1 14, 600
1 15. 000
1 15. 000
1 14.500
1 14. 500
1 14. 500
1 15. 000
1 19.000
1 16, 000
1 14. 500
1 14.600
1 16,500
1 16, 500
1 16, 500
1 15,000
1 15, 000
1 17, 500
1 16, 000
1 14, 500
1 15,000
1 14, 500
1 15, WX)
1 15.00(1
1 15,000
1 14, 500
1 14. 500
1 14. 500
1 14,500
1962 estimate
Num
be:
1 16, 500
1 14. ,500
1 14. 500
1 15. 000
1 15. 000
1 14, 500
1 14, 500
1 14, .500
1 15.000
1 19.000
1 16. 000
1 14, 500
1 14, 600
1 15, 500
1 15, 500
1 16, 600
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 17,500
1 16,000
1 14,500
1 1.5.000
1 14, .500
1 15.000
1 15,000
1 15,000
1 14,500
1 14,500
1 14, 500
1 14,600
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
101
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210
or above:
Matliematician
Technical adviser-- --
Assistant chief, plans and operations..
Assistant chief, offensive systems di-
vision
Assistant chief, defensive experimen-
tal systems division —
Assistant chief, ground support equip-
ment
Assistant chief, advanced system
planning office
Assistant chief, GAM-S7 weapons
system project office
Assistant chief, Dynasoar, weapons
system project office
Assistant chief, airborne supply sys-
tem division
Assistant chief, B-70 weapon system
project office
Assistant chief, GAM-87 engineering
office
Assistant chief for technology
Assistant chief, research and develop-
ment (Rome air development
center)
Chief, plans and programs division...
Chief scientist (Wright air develop-
ment division)
Chief, Dynasoar engineering office
Chief, B-70 engineering ollice...
Chief, offensive system engineering
division
Chief, operations division
Chief, engineer flight test division
Chief, evaluation office
Chief, defensive experimental system
engineering division.
Chief, system dynamic analysis di-
vision ---
Chief scientist
Chief, fluid dynamics research
Chief, airborne support systems
Deputy director, research and de-
velopment
Deputy director, plans and programs.
Deputy director, aircraft program
Deputy director, engineering research
division
Deputy director of sciences
Deputy director, geophysics research
division
Director, technical research and de-
velopment
Director, technical flight test
Director, systems management
Director, programing and require-
ments
Director, systems engineering
Director, avionics division
Director, flight engineering test group.
Director, electronic technical lab-
oratory
Director, aircraft mechanics division..
Director, propulsion laboratory
Director, office systems applied
Director, command and control sys-
tems
Director, directorate of systems
Director, physical sciences
Director, research and development..
Director, aerospace medical division..
Director, operations office
Director, advanced system technology.
Director, navigation guidance lab-
oratory..
Director, materials central
Director, flight control laboratory
Director, biomedical laboratory
Director, operational support engi-
neering division
Director, life sciences
Director, chemical science
Director, Sacramento peak observa-
tory
Director, solid state sciences
Research and development office
Special assistant, research and devel-
opment
Foreman, maintenance
Foreman, shop
Supervisor, aircraft maintenance
Superintendent, aircraft shops
Chief, operations branch, base instal-
lation division
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 »I6, 000
8 121.035
1 15, 000
Total permanent- .
Deduct lapses.. .-.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) 23,111
146, 259, 110
1 17, 500
2 29, 000
1 17, 500
2 32, 500
1 15,000
1 16, 335
2 32, 000
1 16, 500
1961 estimate
1 18, 000
1 15,000
2 33, 000
15, 000
16, 500
15, 000
14, 500
14, 500
14, 500
1 15, 500
15,500
16, 000
15, 150
17, 000
14, 500
14, 60O
17,000
14, 500
1 14, 500
1 14, 600
1 15, 500
1 14, 430
3 48, 000
19, 000
31,055
63,191
10, 317
41, 579
1 10, OO.'i
8,104
60, 094, 778
23,660
160, 467, 096
639
4, 197, 986
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $32,000
8 121, 600
16, 000
15, 000
15,000
14, 500
16, 000
15, 000
15, 000
15,000
15,000
14, 500
17, 500
29, 000
16, 000
17, 500
16, 500
16, 600
16, 500
16,300
16, 500
16, 500
16,000
15,000
32, 600
15,000
16, 500
16, 600
16,000
14, 600
32, 000
16, 600
15, 500
18, 000
16, 000
33, 000
15, 000
16, 600
15, 000
14, 600
14, 500
14, 600
16. 000
16, 500
15, 600
16. 000
15, 1.50
17. 000
14, .500
14. 600
17, 000
14, 500
14, 500
16, 000
16,000
16. 000
14. 500
14, 500
15, 500
14,430
34, 400
19,000
32. 060
64,189
10, 832
41,767
10,005
i, 920, 991
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $32,000
8 121,600
15, 000
15,000
16,000
14, 500
15, 000
16, 000
15,000
15.000
15.000
14, 500
17,500
29, 000
16,000
17, 500
16, 600
16, 600
16, 500
16, 300
16, 600
16, 600
16,000
15, 000
32, 600
16,000
16, 600
16, 600
16, 000
14, 500
32, 000
16, 600
16, 600
18, 000
15,000
33, 000
15,000
16. 500
16. 000
14, 600
14. 500
14. 500
15. 000
15, .500
15, 600
16. 000
15.150
17. 000
14. 500
14, 500
17,000
14, 500
14, 500
16. 000
16, 000
16. 000
14,500
14, 500
16, 500
14. 430
34,400
19, 000
32,060
64,189
10,832
41,767
23,491
- 60, 172, 016
386
3, 469, 977
23,105
166. 702, 039
7,691
10, 005
49, 432, 109
23,642
162, 804, 122
546
4, 901, 706
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations -.
Reimbursable obligations.-
Total - --.
1960 actual
$142, 557
1,126,070
3, 324, 310
79, 663
40,615
160,971,126
1961 estimate
$260, 391
602, 700
3, 039, 882
75. 603
66, 476
160, 737, 090
139, 834. 004
11,137,121
160,971,126
$159, 931, 106
806, 986
160, 737, 090
1962 estimate
$276, 900
3, 284, 642
77, 603
127, 124
161, 667, 686
$160, 779, 729
887, 956
161, 667, 686
Salaries and Expenses, Advanced Research Projects Agency,
Department op Defense
23,096
167, 902, 416
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,600:
Deputy director, Advanced Research
Projects Agency
Director, policy and planning
division
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,670:
Chief, analysis and integration staff..
GS-16. $16,266 to $16,295:
Assistant director for policy
Chief, high-altitude detection branch.
Chief, underground detection branch.
Deputy chief, experimental measure-
ments branch
Deputy chief, research branch
Deputy chief, systems branch
Director, program management divi-
sion
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Program management olficer
Project manager..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Program management officer
Project manager -.. _.
GS-13. .$10,635 to $11,935..
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,256
G.S-11. $7,560 to $8,860
G.S-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,346 to $6,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
Grades established by the Secretary
of Defense:
Director, Advanced Research Proj-
ects Agency. ..
Assistant director for ballistic missile
defense
Assistant director for nuclear test de-
tection
Assistant director for propellant
chemistry
Chief scientist -■
Director, technical operations divi-
sion
Deputy assistant director for ballistic
missile defense
Deputy assistant director for nuclear
test detection
Assistant director for general research .
Assistant director for materials
Chief, experimental measurements
branch
Chief, reliability and exploratory re-
search branch
Chief, research branch
Chief, systems branch
Deputy technical executive
Chief, communications and tracking
branch
Chief, satellite branch
Special assistant to the deputy direc-
tor
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent; Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay -
Total personal services-.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 514
17, 514
16. 163
3 38, 626
4 64, 706
11,357
11,606
9,901
8.341
21, 090
6,302
6.074
43. 368
75. 796
44. 368
3.765
1 19, 000
1 17. 000
1 19, 000
1 16, 600
1 16, 500
16, 000
16, 000
1 16, 600
1 15, 500
1 1.5, 000
1 4, 742
65
11
669, 666
106, 546
54 463, 121
7,161
6,445
475, 727
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
1 18,612
1 16, 636
1 16. 267
1 16. 267
1 15. 267
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
3
13
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
9
16
17
2
15, 517
41, 871
183, 893
24. 460
37, 980
42, 849
8,965
7,821
6.781
6,562
61, 124
85, 528
78, 891
8,112
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 16, 500
1 16, 600
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 600
1 15, 000
97 984, 739
19 187, 739
797, 000
18, 000
8,000
823, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 18. 512
1 16. 5,36
1 16. 267
1 15, 267
1 16. 267
1 16, 267
1 15, 267
1
3
13
2
3
4
1
1
1
1
9
16
17
2
15, 787
42, 516
184, 205
24, 710
37, 980
42, 849
8,965
7,821
6,947
6,718
51, 625
86, 694
80, 226
8,112
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 19, 000
1 16, 500
1 16, 600
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
1 16, 000
95 969, 049
1 6, 049
953, 000
18, 000
8,000
979, 000
102
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
MILITARY CONSTRUCTION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Military Construction, Army
Grades and ranges:
GS-I6. $16,265 to $16,295:
Enginoor
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Engineer
Equipment technician..
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant ._.
Administrative officer..
Attorney
Attorney adviser
Comptroller..
Engineer
Equipment technician.
Lesal adnimistrator
Personnel officer
Procurement officer
Realty officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
GS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...,
OS~6. $4,830 to $5,820-. -
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates -
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52- week base...
Overtime and holiday pay- __.
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad..
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $29,370
49
1
675, 533
13, 978
2
2
3
8
163
2,
1
1
3
1
3
729
7,
1,520
14,
1,927
15,
183
1,
1,638
10,
279
1,
1,364
7,
710
3,
1,228
5,
1,352
5,
1,110
4,
229
26
23, 940
23,670
36, 005
93, 545
013, 771
12,563
11,606
34,071
11, 357
36, 753
955, 006
065, 967
275,809
275, 957
787, 709
648, 786
407, 923
552,112
637,997
617,098
167, 243
773. 870
86, 405
1,727
4, 912, 422
14, 251
86,
1,122
080, 466
024, 165
10, 820
66, 682, 551
1,319
8,8,51,524
990
1, 522, 236
554. 038
26. 403
593. 848
3, 264, 364
5,396
1,537,923
83. 038, 283
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Military construction. Air Force"
"Military construction, .\ir National
Guard*',- _
"Cemeterial expenses," Department of
the Army — Civil
"Acquisition, construction, and Im-
provement," Coast Guard (transfer
to Army)
"Military construction. Air Force
Reserve"--
"Construction of power systems,"
Ryukyu Island, Army -.
"Military construction, Navy" (trans-
fer to Army)
"Construction, Alaska Commimication
System" _
"Military construction, Army"
"Reimbursements"
$66,
643, 165
694, 495
79, 339
30,152
27, 926
25, 749
12, 649
969
644,632
079, 208
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,517
47 693,646
1 15, 038
2
2
3
8
158
2,
1
1
3
1
3
636
7,
1,378
13,
1,757
14,
156
1,
1,492
10,
263
1,
1,271
7,
710
3,
1,157
6,
1,349
5,
1,111
4,
232
26
26, 750
25, 500
38. 750
103, 000
021, 760
13, 520
12, 480
36, 690
12, 230
39, 540
474, 632
700, 625
625, 289
173,348
864,055
650, 128
381,114
807, 284
836, 515
969, 850
497, 733
842, 104
94,822
1,656
4, 527, 665
13,425
85,
1,157
7,
498, 285
167, 747
10,117
68, 136, 802
900
8, 837, 329
0
1,366,407
422. 176
17, 000
303. 672
2, 762, 050
3,300
1,496,478
83.345,214
$67, 307, 000
793, 000
34,600
21,714
114,000
16,900
23, 736. 000
1,322,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,617
47 693,546
1 15,038
1 12, 480
2 26, 760
2 25. 500
3 38, 750
6 76, 460
132
1,690,260
1 13, 520
1 12, 480
3 36, 690
1 12. 230
3 39, 540
627
6, 188, 138
1,099
10, 907, 003
1,133
9, 612, 003
129
973, 479
1,299
9, 205, 842
246
1,542,064
1,231
7,221,062
655
3, 514, 527
1,147
5,731,725
1,302
S, 765, 992
1,086
4, 437, 702
231 837, 965
26 94, 822
1,284
3,912,945
11,609
72.653,030
661
4,034,767
9,312
60, 872, 024
962
674
6. 768, 239
978, 000
428. 967
17,000
2,581,068
3,300
1, 227, 167
72, 875, 765
$49, 892, 000
761,000
79, 765
104,000
21,323,000
716,000
Military Construction, Army Reserve
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,966 to $10,2.55 -_..
QS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-IO. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876-
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345- ---.
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. M,040 to $4,670 -.--
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.- -..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
QS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses --.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment ___
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3
12
24
34
4
64
7
43
16
28
33
37
5
2
$37, 689
127, 548
229,128
263, 772
26, 624
422,016
40, 474
240, 585
74, 544
125, 804
133,848
140, 082
16,330
6,927
18, 409
316 1,903,780
23 137, 878
293 1,765,902
4,656
13, 563
27,426
77
4,122
1, 815, 746
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
10
23
34
4
64
7
43
16
28
33
37
5
2
$13, 620
114,190
236, 325
283, 594
29,368
465, 296
43,533
259, 376
74,413
140,364
147, 676
164, 697
18, 095
7,654
9,836
309 1,987,836
20 174, 878
289 1,812,958
6,962
25,000
80
4,000
1, 849, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
10
22
32
4
61
7
41
15
27
31
35
5
2
$13,620
116,900
226, 050
266, 912
28,704
428, 148
43, 633
247,312
77,686
136,351
138, 632
146, 335
18,096
7,654
9,836
295 1,904,666
10 108,746
285 1,796,920
25,000
80
4,000
1, 825, 000
REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS
Army Industrial Fund
Grades and ranges;
GS-18. $18,500:
Director, svstem support laboratory-.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Aeronautical research administrator..
Chief, electronic engineer, guidance
and control laboratory
Chief, missile instruction branch
Deputy director, industrial opera-
tions laboratory
Deputy director, structures and mc-
cnanics laboratory
Project director - -.,
Tcclmical director
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Chief, production engineering branch
Deputy commander for technical
management and engineering
Engineering coordinator
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant -..
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist,.
Biocliemisi;
Budget officer ._ ,..
Chemist. -..
Comptroller
Contract specialist
Deputy comptroller ._-
Digital computer administrator
Educational officer -.
Engineer -
Entomologist
Equipment technician..
Industrial specialist
Inspector ,.
Legal administrator
Logistics specialist
Management analyst...
Mathematician
Medical officer- _
Metallurgist...
Pathologist
Personnel director
Pharmacologist
Physical science officer..
Physicist _ .,.
Physiologist -.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,614
15,392
15, 392
15, 392
1 15, 392
1.5. 392
15, 392
16, 349
14, 206
14,685
3
10
30
1
3
1
1
15
2
4
1
3
2
292
41,058
136, 860
410, 5S0
12, 771
41, 808
13, 978
13, 686
205, 551
25. 854
£5, 036
13,083
40, 143
27, 372
4, 002, 814
1 12, 771
41,058
64,744
13,686
41,058
12,771
27, 372
109, 780
83, 284
54,744
13, 978
41,058
12,771
820. 537
314,778
13,686
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,806
1 16, 636
1 17, 576
1 15, 517
1 16, 037
1 15, 267
3 43, 494
8 116.088
376, 700
13, 749
45. 302
1.5. 0.38
14,394
190. 240
28, 122
.58, 532
14, 394
42,637
29, 100
26
1
3
1
I
13
2
4
1
3
2
287
4
1
3
4
1
3
1
2
6
6
4
1
3
1
65
23
1
, 177, 166
14,061
43, 494
57.888
14,394
43,494
14, 061
28,788
87,632
89,482
67,888
15,038
43,494
14, 706
796, 973
333, 246
14,394
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 056
1 16, 536
1 17, 576
15,617
1 16,037
1 15. 267
43, 806
131. 106
422, 378
14,061
45,573
15, 038
14, 706
191, 197
28, 122
58. 844
14, 394
43, 161
29, 412
29
1
3
1
1
13
2
4
1
3
2
296
4, 337, 658
14,061
43, 806
58, 200
14, 706
43, 806
14,061
29,100
117,044
89,794
58.200
1.5,038
43,806
14,706
846,083
335, 430
14,706
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
103
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-15. $13,760 to $16,030— Continued
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst
Research analyst
Scientific administrator
Supply officer
Traffic manager
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Architect
Attorney adviser
Bacteriologist
Biochemist...
Biologist- -
Budget analyst
Budget officer
Business analyst
Cartographer.
Chemist
Commodity industry analyst.
Comptroller...
Construction superintendent
Contract specialist..
Deputy comptroller
Designer
Digital computer administrator
Educational officer
Engineer.
Entomologist
Equipment technician
Geopbysicist
Historian
Information ofBcer
Industrial specialist...
Inspector
Labor relations officer
Legal administrator
Management analyst
Mathematician.
Medical officer
Metallur^st
Patent adviser
Personnel director...
Personnel officer
Pharmacologist ,
Physical science officer.
Physicist
Physiologist
Plaiming officer
Planning and production specialist..
Procurement officer
Production specialist
Program progress analyst _
Research analyst
Salary and wage analyst
Scientific administrator
Shop superintendent
Statistician
Supply officer
Technologist '
Traffic manager
Transportation officer
Veterinarian.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935....
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265-,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..,
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426..
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,346..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,76" to .$4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. .$3,185 to $3.81.5
Positions established by Public Law
313:
Associate director for advanced re-
search
Associate dffector for atomic applica-
tions
Associate director for ballistics re-
search laboratory
Associate director for development
Associate director for research
Associate director for supporting re-
search
Chief adviser, assistant chief of staff
for research and development
Chief, air defense branch
Chief, ballistics measurements labora-
tory
1960 actual
Num-
ber
1
12
16
3
20
6
1
17
16
47
1
1
17
3
6
Total
salary
$13,083
164,232
218, 976
41,934
278, 495
82, 408
13,083
205, 445
193, 360
566, 943
12, 085
11,357
199, 865
36, 233
68, 718
1
1
39
6
3
2
17
4
1
9
5
593
108, 766
12, 085
12, 085
477, 047
72,610
34, 807
24, 170
205, 445
48,110
12, 665
108, 037
60, 425
, 186, 443
11,835
108, 276
12,086
11,357
11.836
72, 610
12,086
12, 0S5
108, 766
120, 860
264, 741
111,625
145, 020
48, 340
205,445
12, 085
62,815
681,717
628, 170
48, 817
24, 897
11,357
11. 836
361,094
205. 445
47.111
12.085
332, 961
24. 170
59,447
262, 227
12, 085
4
2
084
22,
2,662
24,
3,332
26,
306
46, 653
22,714
113, 491
121, 820
048, 639
168, 021
654, 603
358, 102
448,946
144, 336
045, 927
888, 912
238,664
799, 499
78,028
14, 600
15, 000
16, 600
15, 600
15, 500
14,500
15, 600
14, 600
1 14,760
046
19,
394
2,
279
12,
218
6,
612
16,
478
22,
723
14,
789
2,
24
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2
10
14
3
21
17
16
42
1
3
17
5
6
$27, 810
144, 876
203, 076
45,114
315, 281
87,320
14, 394
222, 360
209, 360
547, 180
13,000
36, 940
216, 650
63,480
63,460
9
1
1
34
6
3
2
19
4
1
9
5
584
117,810
13,000
13,270
460, 130
78, 540
37.710
26, 000
247, 080
62, 290
13,610
117,020
66, 270
7,661,370
1 12, 760
9 117,010
1 13, 000
1
6
1
1
9
10
20
9
12
4
17
1
5
48
47
4
2
1
12, 750
78, 640
13. 000
12. 230
117.810
130, 810
262, 140
120, 390
157.080
62, 270
222, 620
13, 270
67, 600
630. 120
614, 800
62, 790
26, 790
12,230
30
17
4
1
27
2
6
22
1
1
4
2
2,038
23,
3,663
24.
3,343
26,
319
2,
3,061
21,
390, 870
222, 360
46,760
13.000
368, 600
26, 270
64,210
284, 790
13,000
12, 230
60,190
24,460
437, 720
777, 020
948, 376
441, 907
663, 931
2. 612, 766
2,302
13, 851, 636
1,229
6, 801, 670
3,498
17. 607, 208
5,459
24, 916, 147
3,711
15, 483, 609
789
3. 043. 274
18 63, 998
15,260
15, 000
16, 500
16. 600
16, 500
15, 600
16,500
15, 250
14,760
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2
11
16
3
21
17
16
44
1
3
17
6
6
1
9
1
1
37
6
3
2
19
4
1
9
5
597
$28, 143
160, 206
233,424
46,114
316, 613
87,944
14, 394
223, 700
210, 700
678, 580
13, 270
37,190
216,920
63,980
63,710
12, 230
118,620
13. 270
13. 270
491,830
79, 080
38,260
26,270
248, 700
63, 060
13.610
117,830
65, 810
7, 878, 480
13,000
117.000
13, 270
12,230
13, 000
79, 080
13, 270
12,230
118,620
131.890
303. 300
132, 890
158, 430
62,640
225. 050
13, 395
67, 600
634,960
644, 310
63. 310
27, 040
12, 480
31
17
4
1
27
2
6
22
1
1
4
2
2,067
22,
2,719
25,
3,389
27,
324
2,
110
22,
404
2,
2,345
13,
1,240
6,
3,547
17,
5,479
26,
3,716
16,
792
3,
20
404, 970
223, 970
62, 270
13, 270
360, 400
26, 270
64, 740
286. 910
13, 270
12, 230
60. 940
24,460
978, 283
365, 869
018, 289
604, 663
349, 083
683, 463
362, 447
974, 525
683, 627
288, 057
679, 416
077, 682
71.860
15, 260
15, 000
16, 600
16, 600
16, 500
16, 500
15, 500
16, 250
1 14, 760
Grades and ranges— Continued
Positions established by Public Law
313— Continued
Chief engineer.
Chief scientist
Chief, weapons system laboratory
Deputy chief, research and develop-
ment group
Deputy commander for engineering...
Deputy commander for scientific
activities.
Deputy director, development opera-
tions division.
Deputy director of medical research . . .
Director, aerobaUlstlcs laboratory
Director of biological research
Director, computations laboratory
Director, development operations
division
Director, fabrication laboratory
Director, guidance control laboratory..
Director, missile firing laboratory
Director of research
Director, research project laboratory. .
Director, research operations branch . .
Director, systems analysis and re-
liability laboratory
Director, structures and mechanics
laboratory
Director, test laboratory
Scientific advisor
Scientist and technical consultant
Senior scientist..
Supervising metallurgist
Technical director, missile division . . .
Technical director, physical science ..
Technical director of research..
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210.
Ungraded positions at hourly or daily
rates equivalent to —
$12,210 and above: Engineer
Less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services;
Regiilar pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Allowance for uniforms
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $35,000
16, 000
15, 500
16, 000
16, 750
47, 750
18, 600
16, 500
18, 000
15, 000
17, 500
19, 000
17, 500
18, 000
18, 000
IS, 000
18, 000
17, 600
18, 000
17, 600
15, 600
17, 500
16. 000
16, 600
16, 000
16, 600
15, 500
3,398
16, 734, 944
6 61,601
27, 827
158,407,013
61, 804
367, 282, 210
2,813
6, 933, 865
58, 991
360,348,345
1, 297, 202
137, 650
270, 523
2, 004, 605
14, 906, 083
348, 416
66,227
3, 491, 949
382,860,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 600
1 16, 000
1 15, 500
1 16, 000
1 16, 750
1 16, 600
1 16, 000
1 15, 000
18, 000
15, 600
17, 600
16, 000
16, 500
16, 000
16, 500
15, 500
3, 253
16, 416, 473
5 51.601
26, 366
160, 633, 682
60,122
372, 477, 806
2,376
11, 500, 626
57, 746
360, 977, 180
1,373,190
147, 215
37, 114
1, 105, 662
11,065,808
463, 452
66,553
2, 434, 174
372, 792, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,500
1 16, 000
1 15, 500
1 16, 000
1 16, 750
1 16, 500
15, 000
18, 000
15, 600
17, 600
16, 000
16.600
16,000
16, 600
16. 600
3,238
10, 418, 847
5 61. 501
26, 978
148, 927, 212
60, 090
373, 947, 659
2,366
16. 258. 544
57, 724
368,689,116
1. 329. 180
147,375
37. 114
11,016,482
487, 600
66, 426
646, 708
372, 408, 000
AiB Force Industrial Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,266..
GS-II. $7,660 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985.. _.
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426.
GS-8. $6,886 to $6,875.
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820 _
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses. ._
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions. . .
Foreign countries;
U.S. rates
Local rates
Num-
ber
15
16
43
18
63
41
131
190
254
56
1
4,302
18,
5,138
22,
390
1,
Total
salary
$21,008
51,189
111,862
108, 612
266, 696
106, 624
336, 365
199, 656
564, 494
772, 100
965, 152
194,812
3,058
60
790
367, 084
066, 512
614, 806
,025,147
241, 131
,285,428
Num- Total
ber salary
2
7
15
16
40
19
65
65
131
176
222
66
1
$22, 589
63, 764
120,943
118,890
268, 730
121,325
376, 190
292, 883
621,280
777, 604
916,616
208, 284
3,411
4,092
17,201,456
4,896
21,113,965
254
969, 852
783
18,646,884
28 163,749
831
1, 343, 480
Num- Total
ber salary
2
7
12
15
40
19
63
46
140
169
$22, 838
64, 629
100, 342
112,645
272, 040
128, 378
365,411
246, 631
660, 874
755, 457
239 1,012,355
57 212,,S39
1 3,616
4,098
17, 228, 000
,908
21,175,764
216
554, 354
3,799
19, 063, 367
28 156, 189
866
1,401,844
104
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
REVOLVING AND MANAGEMENT FUNDS— Con.
Air Force Industrial Fund — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions..
Foreign eonntries: Local rates
Part-time employment:
United States and possessions...
Foreign countries: Local rates
$41,502
26,805
53,717
29, 532
282,444
158, 348
831,076
22. 849
16,085
163, 712
4
$20, 818
27,000
66,878
38, 496
272,808
77,287
760, 600
16,819
21,500
106,300
$29, .583
27, 000
78, 162
39, 587
244, 668
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
714, 100
Night work ditTerential
12,619
21,800
,\dditional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
106,300
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
167, 000
11.000
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
13, 464
Total personal services
22,154,316
21,719,619
21,906,219
Army Management Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-15, $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, defense telephone service
Engineer
QSrl4. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy director, defense telephone
service
Engineer..
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-n. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. .$6. 995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,4.35 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,.365 to $8,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $.5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. .$3,500 to $4.130
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Local wage rates
Total permanent
Deduct lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,978
1 13, 978
1
2
9
36
22
2
13
7
19
4
23
19
79
1
1
2
11.357
24, 169
98, 278
336, 123
171.397
14. 082
85.313
42, 228
105, 981
20,111
108, 867
78, 590
314,036
3,266
6,510
8,750
242 1, 457, 013
31 166, 736
118 530,504
91
2
762, 023
8,750
9,044
4,468
3,219
1, 308, 008
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,038
1
1
6
17
15
1
6
4
12
2
20
19
71
1
1
1
12, 230
13, 510
58. 376
169,915
124, 692
7,820
42,919
27, 363
73, 773
10, 666
103, 667
86, 488
308, 724
3,616
6,610
4,376
178 1,068,370
18 96. 229
119 680, 453
40
388,313
4,375
3,659
6,000
3,200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,038
4
11
6
46, 960
110,465
49, 782
14, 756
27, 530
37, 961
18
19
72
1
1
1
96. 360
87,609
324, 425
3,516
6,610
4,375
147
3
836, 765
11,265
119
598, 500
24 222, 625
1 4, 375
6,000
3,500
835, 000
Air Force Management Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. Rate of $18,500:
Director, Armed P'orces supply sup-
port center
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Deputy director, cataloging division..
Deputy director, management staff...
Deputy director, standardization di-
vision
Deputy director, utilization division..
Director, data processing division
Director, management staff
General engineer
Plans management officer
Program coordinator
Supply cataloging administrator
Supply management ollicer
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,614
13, 083
13, 978
13,686
12,771
13, 083
13, 978
13.083
26. 457
26. 457
13,083
39, 852
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
14,394
15, 038
15, 038
13, 749
14, 061
15, 038
14, 061
28,787
28, 466
14.061
42, 828
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,612
14, 394
16, 038
1,5, 038
13,749
14, 0(il
15.038
14. 061
2 28, 787
2 28, 4.55
1 14.0111
3 43. 182
Grades and ranges — Continued
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Digital computer system officer
General engineer
Plans management officer
Preservation and packing specialist..
Supply cataloger
Supply cataloging administrator
Supply management ollicer
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,266
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $0,!J95to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,876
OS-7. $6,366 to $6,34.5
aS-6. $4,830 to $6,820.---
GS-6. $4,345 to $6,336
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,700 to $4,3S0
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number;
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nigbtwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,835
73, 4fj4
34, 799
12, 663
47,611
36, 732
46, 404
286, 622
173, 635
148, 471
7,114
297, 731
6,928
401, 162
109, 991
212,991
289, 250
222, 981
4,035
419 2, 640, 344
8 48, 767
411 2, 691, 677
19,648
66, 062
6,027
2,672,314
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 760
80, 120
37, 960
13, 790
61,600
39, 790
60, 460
310,818
180.030
161.970
50
1
92
22
47
71
64
352, 376
6, 5.52
653, 022
121,161
239, (i96
324, U64
269, 092
4,036
453 3, 049, 208
21 132, 426
432 2, 916, 782
11,218
64,000
6.000
2, 998, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 000
80, 370
38, 210
13, 790
61, 760
40,040
60,710
301,269
188, 630
162, 330
60
1
92
22
47
70
61
364,503
6,652
556, 472
122, 079
240, 737
318,016
250,790
4,036
448 3, 026, 649
8 47, 649
440 2, 979, 000
64, 000
6,000
a, 049, 000
Consolidated Working Funds, Army
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Mechanical engineer
Num
ber
- Total
salary
Num
ber
1
5
6
6
13
2
11
1
8
8
12
4
3
6
- Total
salary
$12, 230
61,150
65. 438
58.530
104. 480
14. 020
74, 712
6,063
44. 929
40, 749
65, 643
17,264
11,607
26, 826
Num
ber
1
6
6
4
10
2
9
1
8
7
12
4
3
2
- Total
salary
$12, 480
61,900
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,936
64, 268
OS-12. $8,965 to $10.265
3
6
$28,641
48, 476
38, 730
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
79, 810
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 . . . .
14, 352
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
10
65, 999
61, 696
OS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
6.219
GS-7. $6,355 to $6.346
2
2
6
6
1
6
10, 130
10, 796
26, 417
24, 378
3,973
26, 826
45, 925
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
36, 253
OS-6. $4,346 to $5,336
56, 971
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
17, 264
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
11, 919
Ungraded positions at annual rates t>elow
$12,210
8,942
Total permanent
42
4
245, 636
19, 385
86
2
593. 631
11,716
73
3
506,728
Deduct lapses.
18.281
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) .
38
226,261
1.737
15, 488
84
581,915
2,191
17,400
70
488,447
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay
2,000
Total personal services
243, 476
601, 506
490,447
MILITARY ASSISTANCE
Military Assistance
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946, as amended (22
U.S.C. 801-11.58):
Foreign Service reserve ofTicer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17.030
Class 3. $12,.535 to $14.665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12.445
Class 6. $8,755 to $10,5,55
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Foreign Service staff ollicer;
Class 7. $7,515 to .$8.666 .,
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,156
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
Class 12. $4,495 to .$.5,425. ,
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $29,067
2 26.001
13 141.768
9 82. 290
6 38. 231
2 13. 600
9 48. 257
4 17,450
1 3,890
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$31,241
90. 624
46. 821
64. 959
48. 442
1 7.530
1 6.011
6 35. 902
6 23, 296
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$31,949
93. 101
47, 736
67, 059
49, 816
1 7.758
I 6, 240
6 37, 442
S 24, 130
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
105
INTERNATIONAL COOPERATION
ADMINISTRATION— continued
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210.-
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates-- --.
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base -
Overtime and hoUday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, Interna-
tional Cooperation Administra-
tion- --
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210 - --
Deduct lapses
Add terminal leave
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): Foreign countries:
Local rates
Positions other than permanent: Fart-
time employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay-- ---
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of State
AKMT
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Administrative officer- .
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer- -
Budget officer-.-
Economic adviser
Engineer
Physicist
Program analyst
Supply officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative officer..
Attorney
Budget analyst
Engineer
Management analyst...
Procedure analyst
Production specialist. .,
Supply officer
Training officer
QS-13. $10,636 to $11,935-.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-
GS-2. $3,600 to $4.130-
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815.-
Grades established by Secretary of De-
fense: DOD-2. $15,180 to $16,510:
Public affairs adviser-
Adviser to director
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to less than $12,210
Foreign nationals at local rates-.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates-.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
69 $105,958
116
505, 402
1 11, 603
387, 941
106, 958
4,992
23,301
84, 536
606, 728
726 1, 139, 708
95 154, 896
9 14, 459
640 999, 271
15, 306
45, 521
1, 060, 098
14,685
1 12, 770
1 13, 374
67, 775
13, 970
13, 083
94, 271
11,606
46, 631
4
15
2
1
1
11
1
101
47, 610
176, 668
23, 660
11,835
12,315
129, 945
11, 606
1,059,050
1, 713, 830
213
1, 638, 510
39 270,779
176
1, 144, 667
23 133,908
151 841, 120
102 509, 359
230
1,073,482
228 908,264
74 279,339
13 45, 271
6 19, 387
1 16,610
1 15, 180
950
1, 780, 309
106 154, 981
2,660
12, 304, 640
212
1, 265, 436
417.5
2,710,694
1, 039. 1
7,097,098
991.4
1,231,412
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
142 $207, 000
181
561,825
3 29, 825
36
142
325, 000
207, 000
2,265
15, 300
89, 900
639, 455
684 1, 086, 360
74 107, 160
5 8,800
615 988, 000
5,000
34, 000
1, 027, 000
15, 775
13, 730
14, 705
14, 705
73, 190
15, 030
14, 0.55
100, 176
12, 730
60, 666
12, 470
61, 620
197, 425
25, 960
26, 730
25, 460
154, 035
12, 730
1
1
1
6
1
1
7
1
4
1
4
15
2
2
2
12
1
104
1, 167, 787
185
1, 788, 130
208
1, 722, 617
58 432,815
175
1, 230, 319
34 214,030
165 991,712
103 560, .552
248
1, 237, 804
205 898,050
55 224,382
11 41, 7.50
2 6, 790
1 1.5, 510
1 15, 180
1,260
2, 047, 230
106 163, 260
2,983
13, 688, 109
191
1,010,699
3, 186, 240
1,116
7,822,110
1,226
1,569,060
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
142 $207, 300
181
572, 531
4 40, 231
35 325.000
142 207,300
15, .300
89. 460
637, 060
684 1, 086, 360
74 107, 160
6 8, 800
615 988, 000
5,000
34, 000
1, 027, 000
1 15, 775
13, 730
14, 705
14, 705
73, 190
16, 030
14, 380
100, 176
1 12, 730
4 51, 185
51, 830
184, 180
26, 960
25, 730
25, 980
164. 035
12, 730
4
14
2
2
2
12
1
93
1,061,497
166
1, 618, 720
198
1, 656, 337
57 433,670
163
1, 1.50. 639
31
161
96
234
1
192
49
10
2
202, 730
920, 162
531, 352
,191,4.50
853. 500
203, 877
38, 750
7.000
1,371
2, 031, 378
106 171, 380
12,893,903
92
635, 603
3, 420, 900
1,047
1,361
7, 613, 300
1
1,324,200
ARMY— continued
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base- -.
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services. Army
NAVT
Grades and ranges:
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Engineer
Program analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935- --.
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255 —
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860- --
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985- -.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
QS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..- -
GS-7. $6,365 to $6,345 - -...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 ---.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Secretary of
the Navy (pursuant to 34 U.S.C.
1071-1074G):
$8,605 to $14,232: Senior professor and
professor
$7,281 to $10,591: Associate professor-.
$5,791 to $9,267; Assistant professor—.
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210 -.-.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, Navy
Am FORCE
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer, supervisor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer, supervisor
Administrative officer
Financial economist
Operations analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $.5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,346 to $6,336
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay--
Total personal services. Air Force . .
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE
Grades and ranges:
Positions established by act of August
26, 1954 (68 Stat. 857):
Attorney
Chief, U.S. logistic liaison group
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 467
63, 480
203, .544
3, 346, 934
14, 675, 629
2
1
1
35
63
46
5
33
15
48
34
126
135
173
62
22, 714
12, 563
11.357
374, 576
669, 851
361,533
35, 089
215, 549
89, 623
264, 383
175, 264
589, 062
568, 101
700, 222
236, 817
1,599
6,154,668
81 356,625
818
91
609
4, 704, 072
568, 571
525,400
40, 077
86,923
663
49, 136
5, 974, 842
3 38, 626
4
1
1
1
31
60
28
1
27
1
18
12
45
33
1!
46, 405
12,563
12,334
11,357
324, 310
439, 720
210, 577
7,426
177, 096
6,370
101, 541
61.028
203, 803
133, 806
40, 291
1, 827, 251
8 94, 818
238
1, 568, 246
21 164, 187
13. 326
29, 102
1, 774, 861
22, 713
14, 518
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$67, 000
61, 790
269, 000
3, 697, 619
16, 662, 819
2
1
2
39
71
46
3
33
12
48
34
113
130
155
60
24, 460
13, 620
24, 460
446, 235
690, 235
387, 176
23, 463
234, 025
76, 456
289, 632
187. 592
566,111
688, 850
677, 079
247, 300
2 23, 499
2 16,217
6 32, 598
319
1, 077, 180
264 619,568
1,341
f
29
, 244, 656
135, 419
824
400
5, 092, 638
664,634
451, 965
19, 892
81,930
1,000
46, 000
6, 258, 059
3 42, 183
4
1
1
1
31
63
28
50, 710
13, 620
13, 520
12,230
349, 983
504, 715
226, 698
27 188,677
20
13
48
31
13
116,645
63,623
220, 274
130,312
61, 753
274
1, 983, 743
7 50, 260
241
1, 730, 517
26 202,966
7,435
30, 100
1,971,018
1 10, 795
1 15, 621
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$57, 000
237, 000
3, 552, 271
16, 104, 671
2
1
2
42
74
46
3
34
12
43
33
110
128
149
47
24,710
13, 520
24,710
481, 991
723, 695
388, 476
23, 463
241, 802
77, 456
262, 138
182, 601
564, 243
583, 439
648, 994
193, 701
2 23, 499
2 16,217
6 32, 598
1,078,670
282 665,696
1,336
6,241,519
5 45, 223
6, 129, 137
88 570,634
418 496,525
84, 337
1,000
47,000
6, 328, 633
3 42, 516
4
1
1
1
30
50
26
50,960
13, 520
13, 520
12, 480
340, 373
475, 720
212, 056
180, 967
19
13
46
31
13
111,280
64, 791
211,907
130, 104
52, 191
264
1,912,385
4 28, 816
234
1, 679, 603
26 203,966
1, 913, 569
1 11,107
1 16, 974
106
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
MILITARY ASSISTANCE— Continued
Military As.sisiance — Continued
OFFICE OF TUE SECRETARY OF DEFENSE—
coutlnued
Grades and ranges— Continued
Positions established by act of August
26, 1954 (68 Stat. 857)— Continued
Defetist* adviser, USRO and
DEFKEPNAMA.-..
Deputy assistant seerctary (inter-
national security affairs)
Deputy director, olflce of military
assistance
Director, multilateral finance di-
vision
Director, mutual weapons develop-
ment team
Director of policy review
Director of weapons production and
sales -
Director, production and logistics
division _
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Accountant _
Attorney.. __ _.
Budt!ot analyst
Construction engineer
Foreign affairs officer..
General engineer... _ __.
Industrial specialist
Infrastructure specialist
Military assistance plans officer
Program analyst
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Budget analyst...
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$18, 720
19,011
17, 514
16, 962
16, 952
18,013
16, 952
13,686
26, 769
13, 978
54, 101
13, 083
13, 978
12, 771
39.831
79, 371
14, 456
12,085
36,005
1961 estimate
Num- Total
bei
salary
$19, 656
19,011
18, 512
18,054
18, 054
18,016
17, 035
14, 700
13, 749
28, 767
15, 038
86, 362
14,061
16, 038
13, 749
43, 161
99, 114
15, 568
1 13, 000
3 38, 750
1962 estimate
Num- Total
bei
salary
$19, 656
19,011
18, 612
18,064
18, 616
16, 307
17, 036
15,038
13, 749
29, 432
15, 309
86, 280
14, 394
13, 749
14, 061
43, 806
114,797
15, 829
13, 270
39, 270
OFFICE or THE SECRETABV OF DEFENSE—
continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610— Continued
Foreign affairs otrxcer
Industrial specialist
Military assistance evaluation officer.
Program analyst..
Statistician
Training specialist
OS-13. $10,6.35 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,965 to $10,266
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
GS-7. $6,356 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820..
GS-6. $4,346 to $6,335.
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Other personal services:
Regiilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services. Office of
the Secretary of Defense
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
Num
- Total
Num- Total
her salary
ber
salary
ber salary
2 $24,398
2
$26, 620
2 $26,520
1 13, 978
3 36, 266
6
65,000
6 65,000
5 58, %7
4
50, 980
5 63,980
1 12, 086
1
13, 000
1 13, 270
1 11,357
1
12,230
2 24, 710
9 92, 248
9
99, 446
9 100,193
4 35, 048
4
37, 170
4 37,960
3 21,090
2
1.5,142
2 16, 642
1 7,114
1
7,821
1 7, 987
7 46, 924
10
70,720
10 71,199
U 68,248
10
67,019
10 67, 683
28 165,520
27
162,032
27 163,508
62 319.882
61
340, 167
61 343,761
33 148,611
33
162,596
32 162,075
12 49, 108
8
36, 672
8 36, 40O
1 3,516
2
7,530
2 7, 738
220
219
220
1, 610, 725
1,756,759
1,790,882
15 125,333
12
104,029
3 23,982
161
165
175
1,166,077
1
329, 410
1,464,550
44 319,315
42
322, 320
42 312,360
32, 796
50,000
60.000
1,032
2, 000
2,000
11,846
6,370
71, 722
81,100
81,100
1,602,787
1
791,200
1, 900. 000
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY
Cemetehiai/ Expenses
salaries and expenses
Grades and ranges:
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Cemetery ot>erations administrator..
Superintendent
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 ,
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 ,
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
aS-«. $4,830 to $5,820..
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
aS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 ,
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at annual rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Add portion of salaries carried in other
position schedules paid from this ac-
count
Net permanent (average number,
net salary); United States and
possessions
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment: United States and
possessions
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weeIi base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments for reimbursement of mili-
tary
Total personal services...
1960 actual
Num
- Total
ber
salary
1
$12, 555
1
11,365
2
22, 180
7
62, 630
17
135,350
8
52,790
13
80,206
12
68,340
4U
213, 400
31
147, 590
45
215,400
61
220,890
30
114, 635
y
34, 335
512 2.421,248
779 3, 812, 903
32
187,345
10 79, 339
757 3,704,897
121,680
28. 025
47,000
4,000
31,677
3, 937, 279
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 520
12, 480
46, 178
68,285
145, 707
43,881
89, 321
66, 979
270, 331
161, 044
236,540
247, 579
140, 209
37, 461
513 2, 465, 130
790 4, 033, 635
27 143, 229
34,600
768 3, 925, 006
169, 100
15, 418
47, 498
4,650
32,349
4, 183, 921
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 520
12.480
46, 178
77, 770
138, 926
62, 377
84,024
58,800
276, 632
157,010
244, 029
260, 691
150, 989
37,661
564 2,691,332
837 4,301,319
21 102,049
12 79, 765
828 4,279,035
135, 730
42,244
6,100
31,091
4, 493, 200
Corps of Engineers — Civil
consolidated schedule of personal services paid from corps
op engineers civil appropriations
Grades and ranges:
Member, Mississippi Eiver Commis-
sion: Civilian
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Engineer.
QS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Attorney
Engineer
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Comptroller
Director of civilian personnel...
Engineer
Geologist
Management officer
Realty officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Accountant
Administrative officer..
Appraiser
Architect
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
Budget officer
Comptroller
Economist
Engineer
Geologist
Information and editorial specialist.
Personnel officer...
Realty officer
Superintendent
Transportation rate analyst.
GS-13, $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $22,500
3 49, 047
1 14. 435
5 73. 861
1 13, 083
2 26, 457
1 13, 083
1 13, 978
78
1, 080, 940
1 13, 978
1 13, 374
22,714
46,883
12, 085
12.563
82. 908
58, 717
3 34, 798
2 24, 169
248
3, 064, 739
2 26. 126
12,813
45,906
83,636
11,8.35
12,563
1
4
7
1
1
767
8, 328, 086
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $22,500
3 52, 728
1 11), 787
6 96, 262
14, 394
65. 963
14, 061
14, 394
15, 038
1, 179. 730
1 15.038
1 14. 394
1 13, 749
2
4
1
1
7
6
1
3
2
265
24, 710
50,710
13. 270
13. 520
89.644
76, 730
12, 230
37,980
26, 620
1
1
790
3,618,438
27,040
14,040
62, 670
115, 158
13,000
13, 790
9, 238, 974
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $22,600
3 52, 728
1 15, 787
7 112,839
1
4
1
1
1
80
1, 182. 980
1 15, 038
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
14, 394
56, 953
14,061
14, 394
15, 038
2
4
1
1
7
6
1
3
3
270
24, 710
50,960
13, 270
13, 620
90,164
76, 730
12, 230
38, 500
39, 520
1
1
780
3, 602. 988
2 27, 040
1 14. 040
6 75, 440
115. 658
13. 000
13, 790
9, 171, 474
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
QS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876...
GS-7. $,5, 356 to $6,345- .
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1947, Public Law 80-313 (61 Stat. 715),
as amended: technical director, Wa-
terways Experiment Station
Ungraded positions at hourly rates;
Equivalent to $12,210 or above:
Chief engineer
Engineer
First mate
Master
Equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and hoUday pay
Nightwork differential.--
Additional pay for service abroad.
Payments to casual workers
Add cost for effective time
Pay to commissioned officers
Total personal services..
Salaries and wages ere distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations:
"General investigations":
Civilian
Military
"Construction, general":
Civilian
Military
"Operation and maintenance, gen-
eral";
Civilian
MUitary
"General e.-spenses ';
Civilian
Military
"Flood control, Mississippi River
and tributaries";
Civilian
Military -
"United States section. Saint Lawrence
River Joint Board of Engineers";
Civilian -.
"International navigation con-
gresses"; Civilian
"Corps of Engineers— Civil special
expense funds": Civilian
"Niagara remedial works": Civilian..
"Revolving fund. Corps of Engineers
— Civil"; Civilian
"Corps of Engineers— Civil trust
funds": Civilian
"Capital outlay," United States
Soldiers' Home: Civilian
"Construction," Bureau of Sport
Fisheries and Wildlife; Civilian
"Construction," Bureau of Indian
Affairs; ClviUan
1960 actual
Num-
ber
1,604
$13,
2,346
18,
265
1,
2,408
16,
419
2,
1,769
10,
1,191
6,
1,776
8,
1,939
8,
1,642
6.
479
1,
56
Total
salary
984, 192
778, 760
851,046
878, 352
614, 560
098, 419
069, 336
274, 384
026, 621
387, 380
704, 851
189, 317
15, 000
49.504
12, 230
12, 877
89, 410
4
1
1
7
10,509
58, 615, 998
27, 449
166,
1,199
6,
765, 413
179, 836
26, 250
169, 585, 577
3, 481, 769
207, 559
421, 419
1, 225, 809
7, 697, 437
135. 394
66,903
780
871,740
1,010,902
174, 695, 296
$7, 223. 820
17, 799
65,819,255
424, 616
66, 747, 648
127,383
9, 106, 510
366,184
19,4.67,111
74,920
138, 606
2,747
4, 331, 548
461, 938
59, 994
37, 955
31, 060
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,630
$15, 367, 461
2,400
20, 772, 720
260
2, 038, 840
2,610
17, 836, 284
435
2, 922, 163
1,810
11, 209, 850
1,241
6, 816, 098
1,826
9, 185, 808
2,014
8,981,736
1,697
7, 121, 169
480
1, 861, 363
60 219,622
1 15, 000
4
1
1
7
10, 687
60, 682. 465
49,504
12, 230
12, 877
89, 410
28, 169
180, 056, 942
1,126
5,164,276
27, 044
174, 892, 666
3,616,400
172, 400
481, 800
671.544
7, 362, 090
139, 600
68, 500
1, 366, 800
188,651,800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,500
$15,088,211
2,350
20, 380, 952
260
2, 052, 040
2,500
17, 866, 134
435
2, 938, 653
1,810
11, 284, 100
1,244
6,881,786
1,830
9, 277, 446
2,020
9, 058, 672
1,680
7, 090, 824
480
1, 886, 569
60 222,672
1 15, 000
4
1
1
7
10,687
61,325,255
49, 504
12, 230
12. 877
89, 410
28,073
180, 469, 124
1,089
5, 433, 289
26, 984
176, 035, 836
3, 514, 140
172, 800
467, 300
7, 368, 025
139,600
■ 72,900
1, 368, 800
188, 139, 400
22,300
$7,913,400
$7,978,000
29,900
29,900
72,278,500
71,493,500
525,000
526,000
70,422,500
70, 657, 600
362,500
362,500
10,310,800
10,394,800
373,800
375,800
20, 536, 600
20, 536, 500
75.600
76,600
2,000
1,000
38,000
22,800
151.000
144,000
3,000
4,770,000
4,770,000
600,000
530,000
74,000
74,000
107
570200— «1-
108
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY— Continued
Corps op Engineers — Civil — Continued
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM CORPS
OF ENGINEERS CIVIL APPROPRIATIONS — COUtiuUed
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows— Continued
Direct obligations— Continued
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
llureau of Reclamation: Civilian...
" Passamaquoddy tidal power sur-
vey," Department of State: Civil-
$564
113, 980
9,566
6,287
809
16, 718
117,384
261
$40,300
27,800
5,400
$93, 500
"Disaster relief," funds appropriated
"Construction of bospital and domi-
ciliary facilities," Veterans Admin-
" United States dollars advanced from
foreign governments. United States
educational exchange program,"
Department of State : Civilian
"Mutual security— economic," fimds
appropriated to the President:
14,500
175,000
Reimbursable obUgations:
"Advances and reimbursements,
Corpsof Engineers— Civil": Civilian
"Advances and reimbursements.
Corps of Engineers— Civil (trust
funds)": Civilian..
175,000
UNITED STATES SOLDIERS' HOME
Limitation on Operation and Maintenance and Capital
Outlay
Grades and ranges:
QS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,.')60 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985....
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
QS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
aS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
QS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to change in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Other
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,090
64,310
43, 380
14.360
18, 865
24, 280
106, 920
30, 990
174. 970
154, 470
214, 035
597. 560
7,155
222 299, 170
440 1,829,610
1,016
3, 591, 145
34 104, 993
21,863
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
7
6
2
5
7
18
6
39
36
59
166
2
$11,935
69, 575
47, 716
15, 808
34, 570
46.363
106. 580
33.320
196. 333
159,411
243, 938
634, 346
7,735
220 302, 124
440 1,838,806
1,014
3, 748, 560
20 68, 560
; 3, 508, 015 994 3, 680, 000
57, 640
25,988
73, 879
29,060
66,418
3, 761. 000
64.543
13. 000
75, 100
30,000
74, 357
3, 937, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
7
6
2
5
7
18
6
39
36
69
166
$11,935
69, 575
47. 716
15. 808
34. 570
46. 363
106. 580
33. 320
196. 333
159.411
243, 938
634, 346
7,735
220 302, 124
440 1,896,294
1,014
3, 806, 048
20 70, 897
994 3,735,151
65,643
6,652
79, 625
30. 672
74, 357
3, 992, 000
RYUKYU ISLANDS, ARMY
Administration
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $13,730:
Deputy civil administrator
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Deputy civil administrator
Assistant civil administrator.. _.
Program appraisal officer
Director, economic development
Director, finance
Director, education
Judge, supervisory (U.S. civil admin-
istration courts)
Judge, supervisory (land court)
Information officer, supervisory
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Economist, general
International relations officer
Business economist, supervisory
Judge, attorney
Labor economist, International super-
visory _._
Director, public safety
Supervisory, attorney general
Supervisory, information officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,265
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,785
OS-9. $6,436 to $7.425
OS-8. $5,886 to $6.875-.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.346-
GS-6, $4,830 to $5.820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
Ungraded positions, local rates
Total permanent positions..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)... _._ —
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hohday pay
.Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 970
1 13, 970
I 13. 370
I 13. 070
I 12, 770
1 12, 770
1 13, 370
I 11,365
1 11,355
2 23, 430
3 35, 025
I
I
I
I
21
18
13
4
14
11
13
13
12
16
5
251
11, 595
11, 595
11,595
11,595
218, 730
158. 820
97.150
26. 770
88.290
64.970
72. 430
66. 100
65. 180
66,116
17, 855
188, 515
409 1,340.760
11 59,521
1 1,281,239
.5,683
8.666
6.826
1.355
1, 303, 769
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $15,515
I 13, 730
1 15. 030
1 14, 705
1 13. 730
1 13, 730
I 13, 730
I 15,030
1 12. 210
1 12, 470
2 25,460
2 24,420
1 12, 470
1 12, 470
I 12, 730
20
18
16
3
12
12
13
13
13
16
4
264
228,040
172,110
127,980
22,140
83,655
78, 210
78,360
71. 370
62. 765
68.210
15. 776
203,992
421 1,440,027
11 81,186
410 1,358,841
2,675
4,807
6,834
1,602
1,374,659
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,515
13, 730
15,030
14, 705
13. 730
13, 730
13, 730
16, 030
12, 470
12, 730
12, 730
24,420
12,470
12,470
12, 730
16
21
18
3
16
11
12
15
13
16
3
264
181,600
206,015
147, 615
22,635
104, 995
73,360
73.160
83.940
64.175
68.210
11.820
208.560
423 1.461.305
9 69, 180
414 1,392,125
5,500
7,685
1,700
1,407,010
Construction of Power Systems,
Ryukyu Islands
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $13,645
7 12,062
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12 210
9 25, 707
52
Net permanent (average number,
net salary); Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
2 13, 593
7 12,062
52
42
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
25, 749
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL
109
THE PANAMA CANAL
Canal Zone Government
operating expenses
Military-
Civilian: Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $10,026:
GoTernor of the Canal Zone
Positions established by Governor of
the Canal Zone:
Nonmauual positions:
NM-14. $10,026 to $16,888
NM-13. $8,861 to $14,919
NM-12. $7,634 to $12,819
NM-U. $6,631 to $11,075
NM-10. $6,094 to $9,981
NM-9. $5,616 to $9,281
NM-8. $5,179 to $8,594
NM-7. $4,742 to $7,931
NM-6. $4,347 to $7,275.. ._ -.
NM-5. $3,952 to $6,669
NM-4. $3,682 to $5,838 -
NM-3. $1,876 to $5,488
NM-2. $1,510 to $5,163- --.
NM-1. $1,281 to $4,769
Service positions:
S-7. $3,349 to $5,362 -
S-6. $2,013 to $3,224
S-5. $1,785 to $2,766 - -.
S-3. $1,419 to $2,142 -
S-2. $1,281 to $1,955
S-1. $1,144 to $1,789 -
Postal positions:
P-U. $9,450 to $11,400 -
P-10. $8,588 to $10,388
P-9. $7,819 to $9,606-- -
P-8. $7,238 to $8,775
P-7. $6,713 to $8,100
P-6. $6,219 to $7,531
P-6. $5,766 to $6,956 —
P-4. $6,431 to $6,631
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Chief, division of preventive medi-
cine
Chief, division of veterinary medi-
cine.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
18.9
$234, 154
217, 191
396. 500
144, 461
158, 084
78, 808
307, 164
307, 176
631, 069
1,054,014
49 272,632
568, 068
345. 713
466, 127
79, 670
13
17
9
39
41
79
169
120
167
298
54
Chief, internal security...
Chief, police division
Civil affairs director
Dental officer
Executive secretary
Medical officer
School officer
Superintendent, hospital-
Less than $12,210:
Police positions
Fire officer positions.
Education positions..
Other
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total civilian permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net civilian permanent (average
number, net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time "employment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hoUday pay-
Nightwork differential
Payment to institution iimiates
Deduct e.Kcess of annual leave taken
over leave earned
5
46
104
52
20
1
1
2
2
3
4
10
12
68
15. 700
89, 780
223, 198
72,140
25, 913
2,371
10, 379
19, 474
17, 849
24, 766
31,648
72, 370
79. 824
350,364
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$235, 533
14
31
14
19
10
39
43
80
167
212, 194
440, 793
168, 970
190,917
95, 021
332, 966
347. 172
683, 971
1,131,221
62 310,599
648, 650
354, 388
503, 786
82, 333
132
150
291
50
1 15, 704
1 13. 000
1 14, 618
16, 515
24, 700
16, 616
183, 155
162, 740
15, 704
179
1, 281. 860
41 332, 512
422
2, 453, 910
36 187,644
309 425,377
2,430
11.115,096
37.4
201, 221
2, 392. 6
10, 913, 875
56, 761
173, 355
115, 556
51, 737
487, 008
96, 281
22, 029
69, 034
All personal services, civilian-
Total personal services
49
103
63
19
2
1
2
3
2
4
10
12
58
9,610
109, 436
228. 016
96, 327
27. 104
3,847
11. 128
20. 914
28, 392
18. 043
33. 900
78. 310
90. 125
374, 983
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$235, 533
1 19, 000
14
34
14
19
10
42
44
81
170
212, 194
486. 649
168, 970
190,917
95. 021
357. 086
354. 528
588, 713
134
164
298
60
1,149,333
54 319,982
664, 031
398. 081
666, 792
90, 670
9.610
120. 380
260. 818
105, 960
29. 814
4,230
1 16, 910
14, 290
15, 933
14, 515
17.514
27. 576
17. 514
196. 480
177. 271
16.910
179
1.386.045
41 374, 143
428
2, 736, 692
35 194, 682
308 464,624
2,449
12. 223, 004
46.8
259, 336
2, 402. 2
11, 963, 668
37, 791
148, 135
119, 028
29, 207
376, 744
100, 994
20, 900
11, 856, 668
12, 090, 722
12, 796, 467
13, 032, 000
103
63
19
2
1
2
3
2
4
10
12
58
11,128
20. 914
28. 392
18. 043
33.900
78.310
90. 125
374, 983
16,910
14,290
15, 933
14,515
17. 614
27. 676
17. 614
196. 480
188. 165
16.910
179
1.386.045
41 374, 143
456
2. 948. 402
36 195, 299
319 527,503
2,515
12, 793, 672
32 1
234,009
2, 482. 9
12, 659, 663
31,710
164, 754
118,934
30,083
385, 429
102, 794
20, 900
13, 414, 167
13, 649, 700
Panama Canal Company
panama canal company fund
Military.- - --
Civilian: Grades and ranges:
Positions established by Board of Di-
rectors, Panama Canal Company:
Secretary - --
Comptroller
Vice president ---
Positions established by President.
Panama Canal Company:
Graded positions equivalent to GS
grades:
QS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant secretary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Freight trafhc manager
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. .$6,996 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 --
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346 -
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 -
Nonmanual positions:
NM-14. $10,026 to $16,888 ---
NM-13. $8,861 to $14,919
NM-12. $7,634 to $12,819
NM-11. $6,631 to $11,075
NM-10. $8,094 to $9,981.
NM-9. $6,616 to $9,281-.
NM-S. $6,179 to $8,594..
NM-7. $4,742 to $7,931..
NM-6. $4,347 to $7,275..
NM-6. $3,952 to $6,669..
NM-4. $3,682 to $5,838-.
NM-3. $1,876 to $5,488..
NM-2. $1,510 to $6,163..
1960 actual
NM-1. $1,281 to $4,769-
Service positions:
S-9. $4,139 to $6,887---
S-8. $3,723 to $6,272 -
S-7. $3,349 to $6,362-..- -
S-6. $2,013 to $3,224
S-6. $1,785 to $2,766-—
S-4. $1,679 to $2,496-- - —
S-3. $1,419 to $2,142 -
S-2. $1,281 to $1,955--
S-1. $1,144 to $1,789--
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 and above:
Administrative officer
Assistant comptroller. New York-
Assistant port captain
Chief engineer, steamship
Chief, executive planning stall —
Chief, steamship division- _.-
Deputy comptroUer
General agent, Haiti --
General counsel — ---
Master ---
Personnel director
Pilot --
Procurement officer -
Public information officer
Supply and community services
director
Transportation and terminals di-
rector —
Less than $12,210 - -
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $83,658
1 18, 512
1 17,514
1 16, 615
Ungraded positions at hourly rates:
Equivalent to .$12,210 or above:
Chief engineer, floating plant —
Foreman, locks maintenance
Inspector, floating equipment— -
Master, floating plant-
Equivalent to less than $12,210
3
5
5
11
4
11
9
11
21
20
16
45
76
101
66
112
72
109
92
149
222
11,710
82,318
25. 983
38, 786
36. 157
71.902
24. 773
60. 288
44. 289
51. 987
85. 952
74, 626
242, 397
696, 637
864, 469
962.917
674. 856
908. 124
647, 861
738, 152
570, 858
862, 237
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7 $83,030
1. 077. 052
373 961,238
539
961, 523
132 199, 409
16
11
29
63
58
69
235
166
66
86, 534
57. 769
96, 434
112. 839
106, 470
113,034
327, 683
197. 762
75,837
14,518
13, 000
31.000
26,889
16,515
14,602
15. 101
12,501
16,515
29, 052
16,515
1,029,114
13, 000
16,413
16,615
16, 515
0
3, 120, 94i
3
1
1
12
6,494
17, 928. 886
Total civiUan permanent-
34. 756
12, 979
11,980
134, 967
10, 599
34, 423, 466
1 19, 510
1 18. 512
1 17. 514
12. 760
88, 982
36, 858
65. 167
15,643
71, 154
26. 679
6.5. 166
43, 754
56, 871
115.016
61, 439
15 241.942
45 638,362
80 977,263
126
1, 274, 103
57 534.586
944. 289
524. 286
822. 040
651, 209
937, 733
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $71,030
109
113
82
164
272
1, 342, 495
325 894,814
573
1, 104. 323
101 169, 384
12
8
30
56
69
77
234
156
47
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
104
67, 361
46. 066
109, 268
132, 251
143, 073
136, 000
365, 880
217, 759
60,815
15,600
13,416
33, 326
25,889
17, 514
14, 602
16, 266
13,416
17,514
29,062
17,514
1,617,802
1 13,416
1 16, 578
1
1.064
17.514
17.514
3, 142, 897
36, 492
13, 499
12, 584
141,716
3
1
1
12
,846
19, 957, 461
1 19, 510
1 18, 512
1 17, 514
1 13, 749
12, 750
90, 542
37, 118
66, 677
16, 808
71,974
26. 842
63. 518
44. 017
67. 363
113.664
60,191
16 267,529
43 609.825
80 978,664
126
1,274,116
58 643,680
976, 163
484. 882
807. 469
538. 786
919, 788
113
69
HI
80
161
271
1, 331. 797
324 979, 991
559
1,191,501
97 178, 120
12
54
67
77
233
168
47
1
1
2
2
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
113
67, 351
45, 066
109, 268
140, 493
152, 776
149, 600
399, 627
242, 303
66, 873
16, 600
13,416
33, 325
25,889
17,514
14, 602
16, 266
13,416
17,514
29, 052
17, 514
1
1,065
1,719,711
1 13,416
1 16, 678
1 17,514
17, 514
3, 276, 755
10, 966
38, 064, 616
38, 316
14. 174
13. 208
148, 808
1
1
12
6,943
22, 131, 937
11,032
40, 795, 346
no
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
THE PANAMA CANAL— Continued
Panama Canal Company — Continued
PANAMA CANAL. COMPANY FUND — Continued
OlvUlan: Grades and ranges— Continued
Deduct lapses
Net civilian permanent (average
number, net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork diflerential
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
All personal services, civilian
Total personal services __-
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
201
$647, 167
10, 386. 9
33, 744, 340
1.1 13.601
10 18, 358
443, 889
338, 949
372, 985
220, 992
3, 298, 372
144, 465
368, 094
38, 964, 045
39, 047, 703
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
227
$930,463
10, 727
37, 090, 201
2 24, 316
0 19, 636
1,179,945
345, 296
422, 400
114, 967
3, 625. 558
165,642
42, 977, 961
43, 060, 991
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
220.7
$918, 253
10, 799. 3
39, 833, 360
2 24, 316
10 19,416
1, 194, 672
387. 396
466, 670
122,288
3, 831, 826
167, 164
46, 046, 908
46, 117, 938
MISCELLANEOUS ACCOUNTS
Payment to Claimants, D
SASTER AT
Texas City, Tex.
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-13 SIO 635 to $11 935
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 150
1 4,992
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 899
1 5.366
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
OS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-\veek base
Total personal services
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
2
Total
salary
$8,258
7,904
11,191
10,089
Num-
ber
1
3
2
2
Total
salary
$4,514
12,896
8,487
7,030
Num- Total
bet salary
2
3
3
12
62,684
22,850
10
5
49,192
24, 595
6
7
29,734
273
225
5
24, 597
93
30.232
24.690
Wildlife Conservation, Etc., Eolin Field Reservation,
Air Force
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Num- Total
ber salary
I $3,765
3 11,436
Num- Total
ber salary
I $4,160
3 11,659
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4,264
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210 .
3 11,710
4 15,191
4 15,804
4 15,974
Net permanent (average nvunber,
net salary)
4 15,191
117
4 15,804
60
4 15,974
Other personal services: Regular pay
15,308
15,864
15,974
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
FOOD AND DRUG ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
Medical director
Scientific director ■
Director, division of nutrition
Director, division of pharmacology.—
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy Commissioner ■
QS-17. $16,630 to $17,670:
Director of bureau ■
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy medical director.
Director, new drug branch
Director of bureau
Director of division
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to commissioner
Assistant to deputy commissioner...
.\ssistant to director of division
Chemist
Chief of branch -
Deputy director of bureau.
Deputy director of division
Director of division..
District directors.-
Kood and drug officer
Medical officer.
Veterinarian
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director of division
Assistant executive officer
Assistant to medical director
Biochemist —
Chemist... - -
Chief of branch -
Chief of district
Chief of division
Chief inspector
Deputy director of division
Deputy district director
Financial management officer
rood and drug officer..
Medical officer
Opinion research specialist
Pharmacologist
Program planning officer
Veterinarian ..-
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$20. 010
19.011
19,011
1 17, 614
2 30, 784
1 16, 163
3 43, 555
3 40, 144
1 12. 771
2 26, 166
7 94. 615
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20, 010
19, Oil
19,011
18. 612
18. 612
1 18, 512
2 33. 072
1 15, 267
1 16, 307
2 31. 674
1 15,517
14. 394
14. 061
42. 840
41. 565
14, 706
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,265..
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425..-.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,336..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815 -.
Ungraded positions at aimual rates of
$12,210 or above:
Director, division of food
Director, division of nutrition.
Director, division of pharmaceutical
chemistry
Director, division of pharmacology
Director, division of pharmacology,
pathology branch.-.
Director, division of pharmacology,
toxicity branch
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
2
4
1
5
1
1
1
7
1
17
4
1
3
26, 145
55, 912
12, 771
61, 629
12, 085
11,835
11,606
82, 657
12,663
208, 289
47, 381
11,836
36, 626
1 11,357
8 92, 808
11 137, 486
1 11,357
79
842,992
125
1, 106, 990
189
1, 447, 724
3 21, 944
244
1, 666. 771
6 37, 420
309
1, 635, 462
34 171,112
292
1, 268, 451
120 484,687
88 334,602
43 161,784
27 86, 462
1 17, 614
14. 061
73,436
250, 914
27, 498
128, 897
14, 061
53,607
13.000
12, 750
12, 480
271, 350
89, 210
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20, 010
19.011
19,011
18, 612
18,612
18, 512
33, 072
16. 267
16. 307
31.574
16, 617
14. 394
14, 061
42. 840
41. 565
55. 953
168, 990
12, 480
13, 520
12, 460
136, 050
244. 790
12,230
12,230
3 36, 940
98
1, 056, 861
173
1, 616, 435
282
2, 276, 319
1 7, 010
329
2, 223, 316
12 77, 126
352
2, 027, 740
71 366,946
316
1, 444, 763
190 807,893
114 455,984
64 203,268
34 114, 859
1 17,014
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment-.
Intermittent employment
17, 614
24 88, 496
1,678
10,454,471
233.5
1, 262, 923
1, 444. 6
9, 191, 648
23, 346
4,818
1 17, 014
1 16, 016
1 16, 016
24 94, 224
14. 061
73, 436
260. 914
27, 498
128, 897
14, 061
63, 607
13.000
12. 750
12, 480
308, 040
89, 210
168, 990
12, 480
13, 520
12.460
392, 880
346, 790
12, 230
12, 230
12, 230
49, 170
13
1
1
1
32
27
1
1
1
4
146
1, 666, 251
233
2, 155, 125
355
2, 829. 772
1 7, 010
385
2, 684. 404
12 77, 126
396
2, 280, 827
63 279,718
283
1, 306, 307
220 929,573
126 601, 164
56 210,298
24 82, 829
1 17,014
1 17, 014
2,199
1.
304
14,792,629
4
1, 674, 329
1,895
13, 118, 300
24,000
18, 600
1 16, 016
1 16,016
24 94, 224
17,385,740
7
1, 369, 640
2,293
16, 016, 100
24,000
18,500
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay-
$70, 702
68,602
$38, 200
50,000
$50,000
9, 349, 015
13, 249, 000
16, 108, 600
Salaries and Expenses, Certification, Inspection, and Other
Services
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $13,730:
Director, division of antibiotics
Director, division of cosmetics..
Ga-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director of division
Director of division
Medical officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant director of division
Assistant veterinarian medical di-
rector
Chief of branch
Chemist
Medical officer...
Pharmacologist
GS 13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,265.
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.-
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
QS-7. $5,356 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
OS-6. $4,345 to $6,336.
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17,614
13,083
13, 978
13, 978
12, 563
37. 689
'23"926
63, 751
92, 100
143. 364
6.968
126. 238
19
6
21
10
7
102, 586
24, 461
97, 529
40, 767
27, 560
28, 061
6,427
14 60, 503
1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17. 514
1 17,014
1 14, 067
15, 038
13, 520
12, 230
40,660
12,230
26, 270
12, 760
112,447
169.7.50
231,069
26
2
22
7
19
16
10
7
166,795
12,604
132, 122
36, 857
91,876
70, 612
38, 503
20, 893
15 59, 161
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base .-
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
151 942,029
7.6 35.661
143. 4 906, 368
6, 9.56
6,976
21,387
941, 687
193 1,329.772
15 129, 772
178 1,200,000
7,000
3,000
23,000
1,233,000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 614
1 17,014
I 14,067
15, 038
13,620
12,230
40,660
12,230
26, 270
12, 750
112,447
169, 760
231,069
166, 795
12, 604
132. 122
36, 867
91, 876
70, 512
38. 603
26, 893
15 59, 161
193 1, 329, 772
2 69, 772
191 1,270,000
7,000
23,000
1, 300, 000
Advances and
Reimbursements
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and rangtjs:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 563
1 11,606
1 11,357
1 8, 819
3 23, 047
1 6, 306
2 11.336
2 10, 400
7 30,306
6 20, 312
2 6,636
1 3, 266
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 520
1 12, 480
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 520
1 12, 480
1 7, 571
6 32, 175
1 6, 032
1 4,846
1 7, 671
rm Q tfi 4'^'i to £7 425
5 32. 176
1 6, 032
rm fi ^ R.SO to $5 820 .
1 4,846
27 165, 963
5.2 31,911
10 76, 624
5,624
10 76, 624
Deduct lapses -
6,624
Net permanent (average number,
21.8 124,042
2,446
954
10 71,000
1,700
300
10 71, 000
Other personal services:
2,000
Regular pay above 52-week base
Total personal services
127, 442
73,000
73,000
111
112
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FREEDMEN'S HOSPITAL
Salaries and Expenses
Qr!\des ixnd ranges:
CiS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Suporintendent.- _._
GS-U. $12,210 to $13,510:
.Medical (iilkrr
0,'^-I3. $10,035 to $11,935...
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-ll. $7„560 to $8,S60
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3„500 to $4.130 _ _
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Trainees.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay._
Nightworli diderential
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
1
3
2
6
7
29
1
41
139
40
26
182
26
Total
salary
$13, 978
12, .563
30, 201
17, 888
39,999
51, 190
189, 386
6,074
232, 021
703, 079
176, 963
111,004
715, 634
97,468
174 678,048
677
3, 076, 396
26.9
120,614
650.1
2, 955, 782
419, 962
25, 840
63, 993
50, 670
297, 108
3, 813, 245
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15, 038
3
2
5
7
35
1
42
146
40
26
186
33
13, 520
32, 448
19, 240
43, 015
65, 099
242, 636
6,552
25.5, 646
789, 663
190, 363
119,912
786, 341
128, 787
172 701,069
700
3, 399, 219
33.6
196, 647
666.4
3, 202, 672
538, 692
13, 693
68, 787
56, 084
365, 890
4, 244, 818
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15, 038
13, 520
32, 448
19, 240
43.016
65, 099
249. 084
6,552
293, 108
998, 041
190, 363
123, 968
248 1,019,771
33 128, 787
191 740,429
1
3
2
5
7
36
1
49
189
40
27
833
3, 928, 463
96.2
444, 072
736.8
3, 484, 391
554, 1,52
8,597
74. 857
60, 945
412, 900
4, 595, 842
OFFICE OF EDUCATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner of education.
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy commissioner of education
G,S-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner for statistics
and research
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner for legislative
and program development
Assistant commissioner for school as-
sistance in federally affected areas .
Assistant commissioner for vocational
education
Assistant conlmissioner for higher
education _ _
Assistant commissioner for interna-
tional education ...
Assistant commissioner for State and
local school systems
Branch director, State and local
school systems
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,810:
Assistant commissioner for interna-
tional education
Confidential assistant to the com-
missioner
Assistant to the commissioner..
Deputy director, international edu-
cation
Associate director, school assistance
in federally affected areas _
Branch director, educational statistics.
Branch director, library services
Branch director, educational media...
Branch director, cooperative research.
Branch director, school assistance in
federally alTected areas
Branch director, vocational education.
Branch director, higher education
Branch director. State and local
school systems
Assistant branch director, educa-
tional statistics
Assistant branch director, Tocational
education
Assistant branch director. State and
local school systems
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 17,514
1 15,392
1 14,914
1 1.5, 163
1 14, 206
1 14,206
1 14, 206
1 13, 978
1 12, 771
1 14, 4,56
13, 978
12, 771
13, 083
12, 771
12, 771
13, 083
26, 145
38,625
3 39, 228
1 13, 083
1 12, 771
1961 estimate
Num- Total
bei
salary
$20, 000
18, ,512
16, 536
16,037
16, 307
15, 267
15, 617
1.5,617
1.5.517
15, 267
13,749
13, 749
15, 668
15,038
13, 749
14,061
13, 749
14,061
70, 021
42, 616
2 28, 767
2 28, 122
1 13,749
1962 estimate
Num- Total
salary
$20, 000
18, 612
16, 536
16,037
16, 307
15, 267
15, 517
15.517
1.5.617
16,267
13, 749
13, 749
15,558
15,038
13, 749
14,061
13, 749
14,061
70, 021
42,516
28, 767
13, 749
28,122
13. 749
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,810— Continued
Assistant branch director, laws and
legislation
Division director, program direction
and services
Division director, publications service.
Chief of section, statistics and research.
Chief of section, scliool assistance in
federally affected areas...
Chief of section, higher education
Chief of section, State and local school
systems _
Assistant chief of section, higher edu-
cation
E.xecutive assistant, statistics and
research
Executive as.sistant. State and local
school systems...
Executive officer _
Financial management officer
Coordinator, higher education re-
search _
Coordinator, field operations, higher
education
Specialist, business and public admin-
istration, higher education
Specialist, student appraisal, higher
education... _ _
Specialist, graduate education, higher
education
Specialist, state school administra-
tion. State and local school systems..
Kegional representative
GS-14. $12,210 to $14,290:
Branch director, cooperative research.
Branch director, educational statistics
Branch director, vocational education.
Assistant branch director, cooperative
research
Assistant branch director, library
services.-
Assistant branch director, vocational
education
Assistant branch director, interna-
tional education
Assistant branch director, publica-
tions services.
Associate director of section, school
assistance in federally affected areas.
Assistant director of section, school
assistance in federally affected areas.
Chief of section, statistics and research.
Chief of section, federally affected
areas..
Chief of section, vocational education.
Chief of section, hifiher education
Chief of section. State and local school
systems
Chief of section, program direction
and services..
Associate chief of section, federally
affected areas
Assistant chief of section, higher edu-
cation _.
Head, rural schools unit, statistics
and research
Head, higher education statistics imit,
statistics and research.
Head of unit, higher education
Coordinator, statistics and research...
Coordinator, higher education
Manager, demonstration center, sta-
tistics and research
Analytical statistician, estimates and
projections _.
Program management officer
Program planning olllcer
Legislative reference officer
Financial loan officer, higher educa-
tion..
Specialist, statistics and research
Specialist, federally alTected areas
Specialist, vocational education
Specialist, higher c<lucation
Specialist, international education
Specialist, State and local school sys-
tems.. -
Program specialist, publications serv-
ices
Program specialist, legislative devel-
opment, laws, and leeislation
Pro'.'ram plarming speciahst, laws and
legislation
Program speciahst, office of commis-
sioner
E.vecutive assistant, federally affected
areas.
E-xecutive assistant. State and local
school systems
E-vecntivc assistant, higher education.
Admiaistrative assistant, program
rlirection and services
Regional representative, federally af-
fected areas ..
Field representative, higher education.
Field representative. State and local
school systems .„
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,771
2 26, 146
1 13, 686
1 12,771
5 63, 855
9 115,875
1 12,771
1 12, 771
1 13, 083
1 12, 771
1 1.3, 978
1 12, 771
1 12, 771
116,252
11,606
11,357
11,606
12,813
23, 192
11,835
11,606
11,357
46, 175
23. 920
36. 265
47, 132
36, 048
67, 263
11,357
1 11,367
1 11,3.57
2 22,714
1 11,606
1 11,3,57
1 11,3.57
1 12, 563
3 36, 962
1 11,357
39 443,670
1 11,606
1 11,357
9 102, 960
9 102. 213
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $13,749
29, 744
14, 706
13, 749
27, 810
69, 057
11 153,153
1 13, 749
1 15, 038
1 14, 061
1 13, 749
1 15.038
1 14, 061
9 124,063
1 12, 230
12, 480
36, 690
24, 980
12, 760
12, 750
12,480
62, 710
12, 230
61, 770
12,230
86,630
12, 480
12, 230
12.230
12. 480
24, 710
48, 920
12,230
1 12, 480
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
1 13, 520
5 64, 500
1 12, 230
1 12, 230
21 259, 390
4 48, 920
50 616, 810
1 12,230
1 12, 480
1 12, 230
1 12, 480
1 12, 480
1 12, 230
10 123,840
9 110. .570
1 12.480
1962 estimate
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
113
Grades and ranees — Continued
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9,'i5 to $9,995
GS-U. .$7,560 to $8,S60
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,3,')5 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820--
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 __.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130.-
OS-1. $,3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
167
$1, 703, 183
62 527. 308
428. 987
378, 909
5.928
384. 352
343,017
59
61
1
72
70
200
103
34
5
4
881,177
407. 869
123.048
17. 930
11,980
1.022
7. 444, 125
110.6
1,065,133
911.4
6, 378, 992
43, 6.W
161.478
57. 262
55, 058
6, 696. 440
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
147
$1,612,329
68 619.370
463, 899
415.457
12. 771
405.069
429, 542
59
62
70
80
202
969, 493
38B. 547
132. 233
39.913
3,203
1,047
8, 368, 073
50. 4
658, 067
996.6
7,810.006
40. 000
65,445
32, 179
12,000
7, 959, 630
19G2 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
162
$1,
71
68
66
2
70
81
218
772,079
616, 265
632. 0.38
441,249
12.771
405, 009
434, 388
1.039,045
97 414.939
38 147, 293
11 39,913
1 3,203
1,120
8. 940, 757
63.2
543,614
1, 056. 8
8,397,143
8, 423, 988
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $1,3,510:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,357
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
1 12,2,30
1 10, 650
1 10, 650
Num- Total
ber salary
Specialist ui Federal funds for educa-
tion
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Education research and program
1 9, 901
1 9,901
2 18,616
1 7,0.30
1 6, 435
3 16,725
2 10, 650
3 12, 605
1 3, 765
3 10, 646
Specialist in Federal funds for educa-
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 - -
OS-1 1. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-9. .$6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 -
2 10. 732
2 10,837
4 19,386
1 4,056
QS-6. $4,8:S0 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
GS-4. .$4,040 to .$4,670- - -
OS-3. ,$3,760 to $4,390 -.
Total permanent .-
19 116, 530
7 43, 633
13 91,021
1 8, 126
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number.
12 72,897
7,065
12 82, 895
6,500
104
351
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base .
908
392
81, 262
89, 850
OFFICE OF VOCATIONAL REHABILITATION
Salabies and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 1,6, 316
2 28, 412
1 13, 083
2 25, 642
-N'um- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 16, 536
2 30, 784
1 14.061
2 27, 810
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18 512
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy director
1 16 530
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director .. .
2 30 784
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director . - . .-
I 14 061
Chief, division -
2 27, 81(1
1 14,061
Associate regional representative
1 14,061
Ciiairman, policy planning and legis-
lative staff
1 14.061
I 14, 061
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030— Continued
Regional representative
Staff assistant
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division
Assistant chief, division
Assistant to director, policy plarming.
Medical officer ,
Public information specialist ,
Regional representative
Reiiabilitation nurse
Research consultant
Training consultant
OS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9.65 to $10,2,65
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986 ,
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
GS-7. $5,3,56 to $6,345 -.-,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 ,
GS-5. $4,345 to .$5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390.-- ,
Gi'3-2. .$3,500 to $4,130—
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.—
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services. .
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $69,117
1 11.357
1 12. 563
1 11,357
9 106, 657
1 11,357
29
22
11
3
10
8
18
26
20
10
298, 947
191, 993
82, 450
21,637
63, 709
42,919
90,142
118, 146
81. 472
37, 696
2,974
184 1,354,260
21. 7 160, 605
162.3
1, 193, 755
16, 666
11,206
7,859
1,518
56, 595
1, 287, 599
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $68, 745
75,440
36,690
3
1
4
1
1
1
30
24
12
2
21
31
19
38, 980
12, 230
50. 210
12,230
12,230
12.230
328, 774
225, 130
94. 972
16. 141
55, 869
46. 924
115,004
150, 077
84, 781
32,638
3,619
197 1, 694, 698
13. 2 107, 375
183.8
1, 487, 323
10,000
31,400
4,600
1,383
109,000
1, 643, 706
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $68, 745
1 14, 061
75,440
36,690
3
1
4
1
1
1
39
27
12
2
38,980
12,230
60,210
12,230
12,230
12,230
425, 030
251. 025
94.972
16. 334
56. 485
47,540
116,621
188, 240
86, 334
33, 274
3,696
220 1, 802, 483
13. 3 122. 283
206.7
1, 680, 200
10,000
41,400
1,500
109, 000
1, 842, 100
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 .estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Technical director. White House Con-
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 771
1 4,347
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
1 4, 846
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
Total permanent
2 17,118
0. 3 1, 644
2 18, ,695
0. 5 5, 513
Total personal services. .-
1.7 15,474
1.6 13,082
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Community Health Activities
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Medical oflficer
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Chief of branch-.-
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician -..
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician .-.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.-.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,000
2 28, 250
1 13, 083
1 13, 686
4 51, 708
3 39, 832
79
144
23, 192
186, 574
92, 290
59, 446
9.59, 912
682, 571
1. 059, 771
1 6, 968
167
1,054,339
6 34, 662
147
780, 087
89 440,924
291
1, 305, 221
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 000
2 28, 250
14.061
14, 706
70, 008
42,842
13, 749
27, 040
239, 070
137, 340
50, 190
1
1
6
3
1
2
19
11
4
107
1. 188, 126
86 796,634
156
1,218,111
1 7, 509
166
1,119,037
6 38, 314
168
946,764
492, 836
92
320
1, 516, 379
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $18,000
2 28, 250
14, 061
14, 706
70, 008
42, 842
13, 749
13, 520
251. 300
137, 340
50,190
1
1
5
3
1
1
20
11
4
108
1, 198, 775
99 913,179
172
1, 339, 247
1 7, 609
175
1,177,069
6 38, 314
178
1, 000, 424
93 497,682
346
1,625,054
114
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued
Community Health Activities — -Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-4. $1,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,81,";.... ,
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 gi"ade
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Kightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
228
$909, 632
127 4f.5,296
51 175. 037
22 71, 270
4 67, 910
130
1, 528, 320
74 647, 845
707. 262
685, 0B2
66, 702
8,003
112
15
3
1 10, 370
95 405,282
2,020
12, 588, 497
232.7
1, 692, 316
1, 787. 3
10,896,181
754, 774
11,479
299,083
09, 868
46,813
735
68,000
1,320
12, 148, 253
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
247
$1. 067, 264
132 622.210
61 190. 186
26 91.346
4 67, 910
132
1, 568, 671
83 727,274
772, 360
636, 897
54. 402
6.336
106
104
14
2
1 10. 370
95 423,139
2,149
14,106,330
235.6
1, 952, 830
1,913.4
12, 153, 500
939, 900
11,500
428,400
33, 700
42,600
600
73,800
1.300
13, 685, 300
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
262
$1, 118. 104
140 652,330
66 207,760
28 97, 744
4 67, 910
132
1, 568, 671
89 774,176
813, 620
724, 689
54.402
6,336
112
118
14
2
1 10,370
97 428,797
2,282
14, 875, 028
233.6
1,846,328
2, 048. 6
13,028,700
1, 302, 400
11,600
371,700
42,600
600
73, 800
1,300
14. 832, 600
Hospital Construction Activities
Grades and ranges
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Chief of branch
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Architect .-
Assistant chief of branch
Chief of branch
Engineer
Public health program specialist
GS-13. $10,636 to .$11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
OS-11. $7,660 to $8.860
GS-IO. $6,996 to $7.985
GS-9. .$6,436 to $7,426..
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,33,6
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670,.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.. ,
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815...
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade
Senior grade
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$27, 061
36.004
11,606
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) ...
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base.
Total personal services.
549, 660
184,306
43. 6.68
7. 426
65. 170
70.286
26. 355
123. 666
114. 208
30. 348
3.640
3,636
19. 727
179.296
39. 484
194 1.634,316
20 168, 611
1, 376, 805
27, 612
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13. 749
3 43, 181
12, -230
12. 480
50.460
12. 760
37. 440
12. 230
543. 380
190. 915
64. 807
7,987
86, 6.52
78. 621
32. 490
150, 904
70. 512
24. 296
7.550
3,827
1 19. 727
12 196. 332
3 29. 688
196 1, 698, 108
20.4 177,698
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
3 43, 181
1
1
4
1
3
1
47
21
7
1
13
14
6
31
18
6
2
1
12,230
12, 480
50. 460
12. 760
37.440
12,230
543, 380
196.915
54.807
7,987
86, 652
78. 621
32. -190
160. 904
70, 612
24,296
7, 660
3,827
1 19. 727
12 196. 332
3 29, 588
196 1, 698, 108
16. 1 139, 108
1, 413, 385
175.6
1, 520, 410
27, 000
6,690
1,653.000
179.9
1,569.000
27,000
1.586,000
Environmental Health Activities
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Adinlnistrative officer
Chief of section.
Engineer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Engineer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11, $7,660 to $8,860.,
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,426...
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $6,356 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-. ,
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-.
QS-2. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3.815
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general.
Director grade
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $65,301
53. 205
26. 7.56
13. 978
66. 017
38, 937
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade.
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular p-.iy above 62-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for flight duty...
Total personal services .
6
8
1
66
60
44
64
3
61
35
127
130
60
23
4
34,649
97, 633
71, 322
94, 034
11,367
680, 679
520, 744
324, 028
402, 794
17,951
281, 233
172, 390
572, 242
526, 459
219. 453
80, 941
13,312
875, 478
616, 885
389,334
399, 242
223. 252
84, 595
2 8, 549
10 64, 392
1,091
6, 824, 942
130.8
815, 649
960.2
6,009,293
150, 688
14, 177
60,842
25, 603
10, 205
560
Num-
ber
Total
salary
6 $103, 301
5
1
3
6
3
1
6
13
10
22
1
86
93
73
102
3
101
48
206
213
99
45
6
72, 281
13, 749
42. 636
71.947
41. 871
13, 749
62, 960
166, 600
125,400
274, 120
12. 230
936, 986
860, 607
678. 166
706. 079
19, 324
678, 662
249, 405
965,896
893, 744
380, 349
162, 439
17, 367
1 12, 609
112
1,169,050
97 759,224
673. 037
667.311
338. 048
124,847
91
127
95
45
4 21, 237
20 94, 003
1,740
11,089,184
212.8
1, 294, 589
6, 271, 358
1, 627. 2
9, 794, 695
158, 990
14,386
121,413
24, 772
12,200
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $103,301
86,030
27, 498
42,636
71,947
66, 577
13, 749
62, 960
166, 600
125, 400
389, 060
12, 230
2
3
6
4
1
6
13
10
31
1
1, 079, 026
120
1.086.387
92 724.035
140 953,737
5 30, 056
133 764,056
77 390,673
274
1,265,954
274
1,141,971
137 624,608
52 187,252
6 17, 243
1 12,669
116
1.193,860
114 898,364
735, 315
7.54, 704
392, 640
157, 460
117
143
111
67
4 21,237
20 94, 003
2,176
13, 573, 028
200.8
1, 226, 607
10, 126, 356
1,975.2
12. 346, 621
193,200
20, 746
154,200
20,200
12,734,867
Medical Care and Foreign Quarantine
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,2,55 to $16,295:
Administmtlve olficer
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative olficer
Engineer .--
Financi.ll operations officer..
Medical oOicer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer ..-
Architect .-
Chief of branch
Dental officer
Engineer
Financial operations officer
Information specialist
Legal assistant
Management analyst
Medical officer
Public health program specialist.,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 ,
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1
2
11
1
1
1
2
1
1
1
1
8
5
63
$66,455
13. 978
12. 771
27,061
131. 456
11.606
11.357
11 60S
J3. 020
11.. (.57
ll.:f57
ll.:i57
11.. 3.57
100.604
67. 512
6W. 810
Num
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,267
5 71. 823
1 15. 038
1 13. 749
2 29, 370
140,710
12, 480
12, 230
12.750
25. 7,50
12. 230
13. 000
12. 230
12, 480
108 160
62.666
695. 622
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,267
6 71.823
1 16,038
1 13, 749
2 29, 370
140, 710
12, 480
12,230
12,750
26,750
12, 230
13,000
12,230
12,(80
108. 160
62, 666
696, 020
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
115
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
aS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42U.S.C.207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade _
Senior grade
Full grade..
Senior assistant grade..
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Medical ofBcer __
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
153
$1, 362, 275
165
1, 242, 020
72 508,836
550
3, 558, 701
102 611,355
713
3, 874, 738
1,313
6, 474, 475
832
3, 779, 057
1,157
4, 782, 038
1,971
7, 529, 901
788
2, 827, 656
24 75, 964
5 89, 173
224
2, 870, 662
254
2, 393, 789
224
1.720,373
621
4, 326, 812
246
1,240,803
52 184,318
1,685
7, 136, 480
6,171,807
Total permanent-
Deduot lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: Local rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Kegiilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential -__
Additional pay tor Carville Leprosarium
personnel
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for flight duty
Payments to other agencies for reim
bursable details
Total persona! services..
12,513
63, 929, 697
1,189
6,281,928
11, 259. 6
67, 291, 316
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
154
$1,483,384
165
1, 345, 776
73 559. 388
601
4, 201. 742
108 692. 585
730
4, 286, 662
1,430
7, 597, 349
819
4.022,560
1,239
5,543,007
2,003
8, 299, 414
757
2. 900, 835
22 76, 802
5 89, 173
231
2,975,349
276
2, 665, 135
243
1,877,522
645
4,535,664
254
1, 276, 417
59 209, 228
3 37, 500
1,621
7, 327, .WO
1,289
6,051,842
12,832
69, 920, 289
902
5, 647, 836
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
157
$1, 510, 819
178
1, 445, 449
73 559, 886
604
4, 224, 182
108 693,253
743
4,361,430
1.444
7, 675, 714
832
4,084.248
1.245
5, 577, 223
2,026
8, 398, 775
757
2, 903, 539
22 76, 802
6 89, 173
233
3, 001, 509
285
2, 779, 007
250
1,947,786
650
4,571,525
255
1,280,737
59 209,228
3 37, 500
1,626
7,117,485
1,329
6,880,442
12, 989
70,691,665
690.8
3,929,512
21.5
43
198,378
158.075
76, 944
13,214
429, 362
461, 475
354, 669
1,007,097
532, 680
286, 085
872,866
1,320
1,488
61, 684, 969
11,865.3
63, 977, 753
24.8
226, 100
9
168,600
144,400
14, 100
516.800
463, 600
204, 400
997, 100
562, 600
296, 000
961,800
1,300
1,600
68, 536, 053
12,233.3
66,355,153
25
39.!
232,600
9
174, 400
131, 800
14,100
517, 900
465, 000
51, 100
1,032,200
665, 000
296, 000
971, 400
1,300
1,500
70, 809, 453
General Research and Services, National Institutes of
Health
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges-
Num- Total
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,000
2 31, 000
I 19, 000
Num- Total
ber salary
excess of $13,730:
Assistant chief of division
1 $15,000
1 $16,000
Scientist-. -
1 19,000
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of branch
1 12, 771
3 41, 892
1 13, 749
1 13, 620
5 61, 670
6 62, 150
1 12, 230
16 173, 205
12 109, 835
16 124, 466
Scientist
1 12, 771
1 13, 749
1 13, 520
6 61, 670
6 62, 150
1 12, 230
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical ofheer
PubUc health program specialist
Scientist ....
3 33.093
3 34. 320
Statistician
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
12 124. 612
12 103, 878
1 29, 577
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
12 109, 835
16 124, 466
08-11. $7,560 to $8,860
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to .$6.875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,S20
GS-5 $4,345 to $5,335 -
GS-4. J4,040 to $4,670
OS- 3. $3,760 to $4.390
GS-2 $3,500 to $4,130
OS 1. $3,185 to $.1,815
Grades established by act oJ July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade -
Senior grade
Full grade --
Senior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..-
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential.--
Total personal services -
1960 actual
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$128, 107
6,718
217,900
91, 252
280,858
251, 431
129, 654
60,711
2, 225, 000
National Cancer Institute
pnnUC HEALTH SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Assistant chief of branch _-
Medical ofBcer
Medical staff assistant
Scientist ---
GS-15. $13,730 to $1.5,030:
Administrative officer-
Assistant chief of branch
Medical of&cer .-
Scientist - -
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Financial operations officer
Medical officer --
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860 ---.
GS-9, $6,435 to $7,425 --
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 -
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 --
GS-fi. $4,830 to $5,820.- -
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^, $4,040 to $4,670.- --.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815 -
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Assistant siugeon general —
Director grade -- —
Senior grade..- —
Full grade -
Senior assistant grade —
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$85, 073
18, 013
53, 039
13,083
13,083
65, 912
187, 886
6
4
10
3
43
46
48
70
4
147
41
185
180
135
94
31
75, 378
45. 677
119.390
36, 732
453, 081
395, 843
358,715
442, 115
24, 025
795,354
201, 969
812, 147
719,221
492,328
329, 240
94, 699
19,727
427, 260
345, 281
321,947
610, 724
20,771
4,268
8 35, 067
1,261
7, 607, 048
161.1
Oil, 392
Total personal services. Public
Health Service
, 109. 9
6, 696, 656
224, 896
75, 935
53,419
40,656
94, 605
Num- Total
ber salary
$16,018
236, 251
18.013
98, 093
14,394
74, 213
189, 322
12, 230
67, 600
36, 940
129. 520
39, 790
503.088
455. 540
386, 898
513,846
26,041
905. 468
240, 634
991, 256
809, 640
468,001
208,011
68, 899
19,727
563, 878
419,675
382, 726
612, 859
40, 808
16,332
70 258,663
5
13
1
5
3
10
3
44
48
48
75
4
154
45
209
188
116
66
21
1
39
37
42
79
7
6
1,351
8, 803, 273
166.8
323,273
1,184.2
8, 480, 000
205, 000
64,000
73,000
24,000
78,600
7, 186, 167
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,018
236, 261
18,013
14, 394
5
13
1
6
3
10
3
45
48
49
76
4
164
45
210
189
116
55
21
I
40
37
42
87
74, 213
189, 322
12,230
67, fiOO
36, 940
129, 520
39,790
613,737
465, 540
394, 469
613,846
26, 041
905, 468
240, 634
995, 603
813,696
458,001
208.011
68,899
19, 727
666, 477
419, 675
382, 726
663,499
44, 125
16,332
70 268,663
1,365
8, 896, 452
59.6
371,052
1, 306. 4
8, 525, 400
205, 000
54,000
73, 000
8,914,600
8,960,000
IIG
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued
National Cancer Institute — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
ALLOC.\TION TO VETERANS
ADMINISTRATION
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $35,787
8 91,116
2 16, 660
2 15, 296
2 12. 963
4 21. 170
6 24. 560
18 78. 282
29 120. 343
10 36, 241
2 6. 985
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $37,440
8 98,091
2 18,970
2 16,682
2 13,562
7 41,560
6 32, 946
18 85,424
29 125,019
11 46,424
5 19,080
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $37. 440
aS-13 $10,635 to $11,935 ..
8 9S 091
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
2 18, 970
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.-
2 16. 6S2
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,425
2 13 562
OS-7. $5,356 to $6,345 _.
GS-6. .$4.S30 to .$5.820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS 4. $4,040 to $4.670
7 41.660
6 32. 946
18 86. 424
29 125 019
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
11 46,424
5 19 080
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
85 459.383
10 68,383
93 535,198
11 30,798
93 535 198
Deduct lapses . -,_- - _
11 30 798
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) _
75 391,000
89, 667
3,662
75
630
82 504,400
69, 700
2,200
100
700
82 504 400
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
71.900
Other jiersonal services:
Reeular pay above 62-week base
100
Additional pay for service abroad
700
Total personal services, Veterans
Administration
484. 934
577, 100
577, 100
Ment.\l Health Activities
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist _
Statistician
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Engineer
Medical officer.
Nurse
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.255..
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,998 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875
GS-7. $5.3,55 to $6.345-
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335 _
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,T60 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3.815
Grades established by act of .July 1,
1944 (42U.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
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) —
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62.week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential...".
Total personal services. Public
Health Service
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $103,000
5 80. 000
1 15. 000
1 13. 374
1 13. 978
3 38. 937
4 53. 372
2
1
8
22
1
45
25
26
1
41
1
68
29
114
75
43
13
1
1
25
23
14
32
1
1
25. 126
U. 606
92. 659
259. 270
12. ,563
464. 438
218. 440
192. 357
6. 822
255. 520
5.782
362. 2.56
147,600
506. 770
297. 304
168. 096
44.017
2, 974
19.727
363, 890
230, 693
122, 692
267, 979
4.612
5. 369
3.078
636 4. 399, 201
29 197, 907
606
4,201,294
497, 237
139, 265
49, 328
25, 972
64, 195
1,667
4, 968, 958
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $154, ,500
1 15,000
8 132, 000
1 15, 000
1 14, 706
4 57, 574
4 ,55, 953
8 113, 694
1 14, 061
1
1
3
10
32
2
59
32
32
1
58
90
31
147
87
62
14
12, 230
12, 230
39, 270
12, 760
125, 3S0
402, I'lO
24, 460
656, 948
300, 810
2,57, 212
7,509
390, 893
6, 386
515,074
170, 645
701.276
373. 053
205.911
52, 018
1
29
28
17
64
4
1
19. 727
413. 795
280.713
150.685
514. 467
19. 997
6. 369
3.078
836 6. 246, 564
123.3 911,164
712.7
5, 335, 400
367,000
115.000
52.000
19.000
60.000
2.000
6, 950, 400
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $1,54. ,'00
1 15. OflO
8 132. 000
1 15. 000
1
4
10
35
4
59
36
34
1
62
1
93
31
156
89
53
14
14. 706
57. 674
55. 953
113.694
14, 061
12. 230
12.230
61., 500
12,7.50
125, 380
438, 880
48, 920
656, 918
336, 670
272, 354
7, 509
416, 68,5
6. 386
.531 172
170. 645
740. 399
3S1. 165
209. 967
52, 018
1
29
29
17
66
4
1
19, 727
413. 795
291.964
150,6,85
531, 039
19,997
5. 309
3, 078
870 6,491,950
120. 5 887, 1.50
749.5
5, 604, 800
367. 000
1U5. 000
,52. 000
59,900
2,000
6, 200, 700
ALLOCATION TO SAINT ELIZABETHS
HOSPITAL
Grades and ranges:
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-6. $4,345 to $5,335 _._
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 ,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services. Saint
Elizabeths Hospital
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$7, 030
4.493
8,652
18, 094
3, 266
26, 938
15
0.8
67, 473
3,390
14.2 64,083
360
1,263
2,190
67,886
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15, 392
9,360
13,416
15. 996
3.515
26. 791
17 84, 470
0. 7 3, 470
16.3 81,000
100
1,500
3,400
86,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15, 392
9,360
13,416
15, 996
3, 515
26, 791
17 84, 470
0. 7 3, 470
16.3 81,000
1,600
3,400
National Heart Institute
Grades and range.?:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Administrative officer
Assistant Director
Chief of branch
Medical officer __
Scientist
Statistician
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer..
Public health program specialist.
Scientist
Statistician _
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician. -
(IS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,9,55 to $10,255.
OS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
(iS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $6,885 to $6,875...
OS-7. $6,3,55 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $6.820
OS-5. $4,345 to .$.5.335 _
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
aS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades establisheil by act of July 1. 1944
(42U.S.C. 207):
Director grade...
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
.\ssistanf grade
Junior assistant grade
l^ngraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to le.ss than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Hreiilar pay above .52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
N'i!zlit\\'ork dilTerential —
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services _
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
4 $61,070
2 37, 024
5 82, 077
1 12. 771
1 13, 083
2 25, 854
1 13, 978
5
6
1
33
53
36
1
34
1
99
32
102
77
41
31
4
18
31
25
119
771 •
149
56, 785
72, 736
11,606
342, 946
470, 702
26,5. 964
6.510
212. 401
5.470
5,55. 361
157. 146
4,53, 210
307, 029
148, 840
108, 603
13, 125
237, 681
283, 167
190.650
739. 023
11.164
5. 679
3,411
, 90,5, 066
925, 783
622 3, 979, 283
51,7113
17,690
21, «66
27, 12S
831
4,098,101
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,018
19,011
79, 082
,54, 038
86. 070
15. 517
2 28, 143
3 41, 871
1 13, 749
7
10
3
31
48
42
86,110
127, 710
38. 523
344. 779
456. 510
332. 442
32 21.5, 905
105
37
115
62
47
25
I
29
27
56
116
5
1
642, 897
197, 267
655, 352
265, 905
183, 977
95, 987
3,203
357, 727
247,990
400,584
695, 843
17.883
3.011
16 69, 770
837 6,681,874
112 57.3,674
725 5, 108, 200
57, 000
18,000
14,000
27,000
1,000
;i,ooo
5, 228, 200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$16, 018
19,011
79, 082
54, 038
86, 070
15, 517
41, 892
41, 871
27, 498
98, 340
139, 940
50,753
356, 429
483, 395
340, 013
34 228, 801
108
37
123
65
49
25
1
29
27
,':8
135
6
1
658, 995
197, 267
590, 128
278, 073
191, .507
95, 987
3,203
357, 727
247,990
411,744
804,803
21,375
3,011
10 59,770
887 5, 998, 248
121 645, 448
766 5, 352, 800
66,0(XI
24,000
27,000
1,000
3,000
5, 473, 800
National Institute of Dental Research
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Dental officer.
Num- Total
ber salary
Num
ber
3
1
1
Total
salary
$.54, OIK)
34, (XX)
14,061
1,5, (138
12, 4,S0
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $54,000
Scientist .-.,
1 $1.5, 000
1 13,083
1 13, 978
2 34,000
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Dental olficer -
1 14,061
2 28, 787
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Scientist
2 24, 710
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
117
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-1.1. $10,635 to $11,935....
GS-12. $8,655 to $10,255 ,
OS-11. $7,560 to $S,S60
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-S. $5,885 to $G.S75
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...".
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
OS-5. $4,315 to $5,335
OS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
Grades established bv act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director prade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Junior assistant grade...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alout to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$62. 068
34. 799
60. 154
18. 428
5. 637
113. 530
32. 843
108, 784
91.666
28. 806
9.902
121.404
111.684
86. 738
70. 701
4,268
6
4
8
3
1
21
7
25
23
9.796
151
1, 016. 269
11.8 79,777
139.2
5. 468
11.330
4, 8.56
4,726
962, 872
1961 estimate
Xum- Total
lier
U
11
13
8
1
31
9
33
22
14
2
11
12
17
4
1
salary
$120, 526
101,235
101,523
52, 249
6,219
178, 060
45. 260
155. 774
94, 328
53. 750
7,030
156,316
147,900
168. 887
34. 7.39
4, 268
9.796
211
1,568,045
46 333, 845
166
1.234,200
6,000
12. 000
2.400
5, 600
1,260,200
1962 estimate
Xum- Total
salary
$152,476
101. 235
101. ,'i23
52. 249
6.219
194. 764
45. 2fj0
207, 938
102, 440
63, 7,50
7,030
ber
14
11
13
8
1
34
9
45
24
14
2
13
12
18
5
1
186. 668
147. 900
178, 518
42. 665
4. 268
9. 796
237
1.750.257
27.7 204.667
209.3
1. 545, 600
45,000
12.000
6,000
1, 608, 600
Arthritis and Metabolic Disease .Activities
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Assistant director
Medical officer
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Medical officer _
Scientist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
Scientist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 J.
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
QS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 -
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
(3rades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade.
Assistant grade...
Jtmior assistant grade...
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Nvun- Total
ber salary
4 $70. 000
3 47. 000
1 12, 771
2 27, 976
II 150, 830
I 13, 978
12, 663
86, 299
278, 846
369, 407
390. 127
214. 068
11,928
299, 063
109, 537
265, 076
181, 373
107, 681
45, 303
6,510
290. 320
288,900
118, 502
236, 294
14, 041
20,315
499 3, 657, 708
29. 4 212, 305
3, 445, 403
8,405
16, 971
25, 690
45, 947
3, 542, 416
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 000
5 85. 500
8 1'23, 000
1 14, 061
2 30, 076
11 160, 150
1 15, 038
1
10
34
52
62
44
2
55
23
58
50
33
13, 520
129, 770
379, 498
608, 250
497, 117
300, 371
12, 652
321, 426
123, 874
284, 253
204, 570
132. 072
29, 992
21
28
14
27
3
5
303, 430
316, 941
127, 537
213, 739
14, 801
22,583
569 4, 382, 121
85 459, 579
474
3, 922, 542
17, 000
23,000
12, 000
45, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 000
5 85, 500
8 123, 000
1 14, 061
2 30, 076
11 160, 150
1 1.5, 038
13, 620
142, 000
422, 098
635, 145
504, 688
291, 419
12, 5.52
342, 890
123. 874
297. 294
208, 626
132, 072
29,992
288, 770
284, 185
108, 537
236, 739
28,801
35,583
578 4, 484, 610
60 465, 122
IS, 500
23,000
40,000
4, 100, 9
Allergy and Infectious Disease Activities
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Medical officer...
Scientist
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Medical officer. -
Public health program specialist
Scientist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Medical officer-
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-13, $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255 -
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 -
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade -
Senior grade
Full grade..
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Grades established by act of July 26,
1958 (72 Stat. 405):
Nonmanual
Manual..
Service
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
2 $37,024
13, 374
39,831
11,835
12,563
23.442
58,987
15
16
20
34
1
63
28
65
52
51
28
22
28
16
11
35
3
156, 746
144,060
160,863
219, 728
6,386
344,067
143, 748
298. 250
210,991
191.667
98,909
72,843
404, 571
195, 973
112,970
289, 979
15, 899
7 44, 719
2 2,668
13 17, 675
21 103, 539
546 3, 423, 107
30 185, 775
516 3, 237, 332
26,400
2,800
25, 414
71, 506
1,540
3, 363, 992
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$53,024
36, 026
1 13, 749
1 16, 038
1 14,394
3 43, 182
1
2
5
1
19
25
21
47
2
66
31
81
55
43
21
3
34
17
19
34
1
13,520
26,500
65,020
12,480
211,329
235, 666
169,021
320. 981
12. 938
381.256
169, 769
389,062
234,848
173. 982
79, 535
498, 439
235,417
198, 709
304, 317
4,817
31 104, 699
1 1, 581
60 286, 172
631 4,284,078
80 616, 960
651 3, 767, 118
32, 000
6,600
14,582
72, 500
2,000
3, 893, 700
1962 estimate
Niun-
ber
Total
salary
$53,024
36,026
1 13, 749
2 30,076
1 14,394
3 43, 182
I
2
5
1
20
26
21
63
2
73
32
85
60
46
22
3
34
19
19
36
1
13,520
25,500
65,020
12. 480
222. 228
247. 654
169, 021
363, 002
12,938
423,316
174,615
409, 450
258. 128
181,512
83,050
9,609
498, 439
254. 969
198, 709
320,889
4,817
34 112,403
1 1, 581
60 256, 172
667 4, 509, 473
67 453, 473
600 4, 056, 000
39, 500
5,500
79, 000
2,000
4, 182, 000
Neurology and Blindness Activities
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Chief of branch
Medical officer
Scientist —
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Administrative officer
Chief of branch
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist -
OS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,265
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$38, 022
119, 101
1 13,374
2 27, 966
1 12, 771
7 93, 360
1 12, 771
1 11,357
4 50, 252
7
18
25
18
24
81, 452
185, 473
222, 514
131, 599
151, 067
34
18
58
67
58
181,503
85, 197
256, 110
268,266
210, 612
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,016
4 71,052
9 154, 127
1 13, 749
5 73, 236
2 27. 498
8 113,194
1 14, 061
6
1
7
27
31
26
31
1
36
31
81
76
45
78,040
12, 230
86,900
297, 691
289, 705
204, 649
207, 622
6,219
205, 336
160, 076
377, 913
324,168
175, 957
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 016
4 71, 052
9 154, 127
1 13, 749
9 129, 480
2 27, 498
8 113, 194
I 14,061
103, 640
12,230
86, 900
308, 761
352, 460
212,220
220,418
6,219
254, 258
189, 152
435, 423
336, 336
179, 722
118
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued
Neurology and Bundness Activities— Continued
Grades "and ranges— Continued
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42U.S.C. 207):
Director grade..-
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time "employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Additional pay for service abroad-
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
10 $34, 468
1 2, 974
3
5
29
2
42,648
49. 351
242, 058
12, 162
15 39, 210
418
2, 575, 608
51.4 314,119
366.6
2,261,489
in, 973
69, 985
17,904
41, 953
669
17, 023
2, 520, 896
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
10 $36, 606
1 3, 203
3
10
36
2
42,888
96, 539
298,535
14, 485
15 41,890
507
3, 443, 385
62. 8 317, 685
464.2
3, 125, 800
147.600
2,500
86,000
8,600
51,500
500
21,500
3,443,800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
10 $36,606
2 6,406
3
10
40
2
42,888
96, 539
331,379
14, 485
15 41,890
560
3. 807. 009
63. 2 360, 909
506.8
3, 446, 100
157. 000
2,500
86,000
52.000
500
23,500
3, 767, 600
National Health Statistics
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of .?13,730:
Director of center...
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant chief of division
Chief of branch
Chief of division.
Public health program specialist
StatLstician.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of branch
Medical otTicer
Public health program specialist
Statistician
OS-13. $10,035 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,8-20. .-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 600
2 26, 145
3 38, 625
1 13,978
3
1
1
1
10
16
13
21
2
17
10
36
52
42
2
1
13, 978
35, 277
12. ,563
11.3.57
11,606
102, 16S
138,318
95,304
134, 305
11,856
91, 750
50,264
163, 881
218, 284
163, 367
7.093
3,827
26, 620
18, 120
2 6,604
1 3, 657
243 1,414,237
15.8 91,642
227.2
1, 322, 696
28,990
9,378
12, 0.53
20,989
1,394,006
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,000
1
1
3
2
1
2
4
1
1
3
11
15
16
21
2
24
12
50
63
51
13, 749
14, 001
40, 914
29, 952
13, 749
28, 787
50,460
13, 520
12, 230
36, 940
120, 745
139. 465
126, 776
146, 937
12,937
141,054
62, 628
237, 813
282,464
206. 965
7,758
4, 139
2 26, 620
1 11, 160
3 16, 164
2 9, 132
1 3,640
297 1,827,659
18.4 111,659
278.6
1, 716, 000
20.000
46.500
6,300
26,000
1,814,800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 000
1
1
3
2
1
2
6
1
1
4
19
19
26
25
2
30
15
56
65
51
2
1
13, 749
14, 061
40, 914
29, 952
13, 749
28, 7S7
62, 690
13. .520
12, 230
49. 170
205. 915
175,300
202, 455
171. 730
12, 929
173, 237
77, 1.50
263, 866
290, 589
206, 960
7, 765
4, 1.58
39
2 26, 520
1 11,160
3 16. 164
2 9, 132
1
3,640
342 2, 155, 604
15. 3 96, 604
326.7
2, 069, 000
8,500
63,000
4,300
2, 134, 800
Operations, National Library op Medicine
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210;
Num. Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 500
1 12, 230
3 36, 690
2 23, 109
6 56, 910
15 121, 825
1 7, 987
33 228, 947
6 38, 481
28 168, 912
9 47, 861
34 170, 438
29 130, 312
43 178, 643
6 21, 922
1 16, 136
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $15, 500
1 12,230
3 36, 690
2 23 109
aS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
6 $64, 709
4 35, 776
14 104, 768
1 7, 426
33 212, 136
7 40, 601
31 161,263
8 40, 041
29 133, 410
29 119, 305
44 168, 646
3 10, 359
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,265
6 56, 910
16 121, 825
O.Sl-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
1 7, 987
33 228, 947
6 38, 481
ni3-9. $6,435 to $7,425-
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 . .
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
9 47, 861
35 174 786
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
31 138, 424
46 189, 938
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
6 21 922
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
1 16 136
1 12, 800
6 24, 231
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
15 62, 005
6 24, 231
224 1, 160, 445
11. 4 .57, 187
224 1, 290, 134
10.6 61,134
233 1,337 420
12.1 69,720
Net permanent (average nimiber,
212.6
1,103,268
4.227
1,160
8,486
18, 438
568
12, 962
213.4
1, 229, 000
5,200
2,600
4,700
11,600
1,000
220.9
Positions other than permanent:
1,267,700
5,200
Intermittent emplovment _.
2,500
Other personal services:
11.600
1,000
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
1, 149, 089
1, 264, 000
1,288,000
Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Surgeon General
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Administrative statT assistant
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative staff assistant.-
Assistant chief of division..
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Information specialist.. .-
Organization and methods examiner. -
Public health program specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative olhcer
Assistant chief of division
Chief of branch
Economist
Information specialist-
Legal assistant..
Organization and methods examiner..
Persormel officer..
Public health program specialist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. ,1W,955 to $10,255
GS-11. .$7 ,.560 to $8,860
OS-9. .$6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to .$6,876
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
G,S-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
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 -
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade ,
1900 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$15, 870
3 39, 832
1 12,771
3 40, 720
1 13, 987
3 40. 435
1 13, 978
1
2
12
1
2
1
3
11,357
22.714
142, 104
11,606
23,412
11,357
34,798
1
33
47
39
44
6
48
37
102
82
32
11
3
1
1
3
16
8
2
1
1
11,606
335, 710
413, 630
291. 115
286, f.83
38,294
264, 595
190,092
475, 626
338, 715
121,513
39, 417
10,629
19,200
19, 200
53, 400
197,340
72, 4,56
12, 180
4,980
3,112
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 056
3
1
3
3
1
3
1
1
2
11
3
3
1
5
2
1
35
50
46
47
6
67
38
113
82
28
10
3
42,848
13, 749
41,559
44, 138
15, 038
43, 493
15, 038
12,230
24, 460
139, 150
36, 940
37.710
12. 480
61, 920
24,460
12,480
382, 776
475, 770
354. 565
328, 339
41.143
334,835
207, 920
567, 077
356, 033
115,801
38,374
11, 431
19,200
19.200
53,400
212, 940
107, 736
25,600
6,280
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 056
4
1
3
3
1
3
1
1
2
11
3
3
1
5
2
2
36
52
46
48
6
67
38
114
82
29
10
3
1
1
3
17
13
4
1
66,697
13, 749
41, 559
44,138
15, 038
43, 403
15,038
12. 230
24,460
139, 150
36, 940
37, 710
12,480
61, 920
24,460
24,710
393, 426
493, 700
362, 136
334, 787
41, 143
334, 835
207,920
571.424
3,56, 033
119, .566
38.374
11, 4SI
19,200
19,200
53,400
212, 940
118, 296
2.5, ,560
6. '280
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
119
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210-.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
6 $24, 979
559 3, 659, 449
61 405, 268
498
9,830
1,447
6,879
22, 933
10, 600
3, 305, 870
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$3,827
599 4, 256, 006
44.6 318,906
554.5
3, 937, 100
16,300
3,000
12,280
6,000
3, 973, 680
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $3, 827
609 4, 343, 256
36. 3 260, 501
672.7
4, 082, 755
16,300
""3,'666
5,000
4, 107, 055
Operation of Commissaries, Narcotic Hospitals
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $11,772
3 13, 811
2 8,652
7 24, 742
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $11,731
3 15, 371
2 9,360
7 27, 189
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $11, 898
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
3 15, 871
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
2 9,300
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 — .
7 27, 916
Total permanent -
14 68, 977
1.2 6,043
14 63, 651
1.2 5,341
14 65, 044
0. 8 3, 739
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) . . _ . ..
12.8 53,934
1,095
413
123
84
12.8 58,310
1,248
229
300
135
13.2 61,306
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
Other personal services:
Regiilar pay above 52-week base
232
225
Nightwork differential ,
128
Total personal services
65,649
60, 222
61, 890
Bureau op State Services Management Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Chief of branch
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Administrative officer
Financial operations officer
Information specialist
Public health program specialist..
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer
Financial operations officer
Information specialist
Persoimel olficer
Property management specialist-.
Public health program specialist-.
Statistician
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935...
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. .$3,760 to .$4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42 U. B.C. 207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses .-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 163
13, 374
12, 771
12, 771
4 47, 860
1 11, 367
1 11,367
25, 334
12
31
22
1
40
4
29
23
69
57
28
23
3
124. 881
270, 421
163, 045
6,968
261, 798
23,858
159, 372
114,942
282,550
231,212
109, 954
81, 133
9,964
67, 800
70, 977
24, 239
6,600
6,665
3,112
127 669, 334
488 2, 737, 812
65 311, 526
433 2, 426, 286
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $31,304
2
2
2
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
15
30
28
1
50
4
40
24
62
64
46
19
3
28, 143
27, 498
27, 498
13, 749
61,230
12, 230
12,230
12, 230
12, 230
13, 620
12, 230
163, 861
279, 450
222. 268
7,676
336, 606
25. 709
227. 608
128, 397
297, 316
280,904
185. 278
71. 985
10, 867
118,200
85, 137
40,439
24,060
6,665
3,112
132 696, 906
563 3, 465, 625
47 265, 725
616 3, 199, 800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $31, 304
28, 143
27. 498
27, 498
13, 749
6
63,460
1
12,230
1
12,230
1
12, 230
1
12. 230
1
13, 520
1
12,230
15
163, 861
31
288, 415
36
282, 825
1
7,675
50
336, 606
4
26, 709
44
249, 072
26
133, 243
66
310, 349
6H
297,080
51
205, 217
22
82,530
3
10,867
118,200
116, 936
40,439
24,060
5,666
3,112
150 787, 719
614 3, 755, 892
44 269, 492
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal .services-
I960 actual
$29. 625
2,374
16.906
19, 391
2, 494, 682
I96I estimate
$31, 000
7,500
11.000
20.800
3, 270, 100
1962 estimate
$46, 300
8,000
22, 800
3, ,663, 500
National Institutes of Health Management Fund
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or m
excess of $13,730:
Administrative officer
Chief of branch
Information specialist
Medical officer
Public health program specialist
Scientist
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant chief of branch.
Chief of branch
Executive officer
Financial operations officer
Organization and methods examiner..
Personnel officer
Public health program specialist
Special assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative olficer
Administrative stall assistant.
Assistant chief of branch
Chief of branch
Chief of section
Engineer
Financial operations officer
Information specialist
Medical officer
Organization and methods examiner.
Personnel officer
Property management specialist
Public health program specialist
Research technician
Scientist
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 ,
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255_.
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860.-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.-.
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425.-.
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345.-
GS-6, $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5, $4,345 to $6,335.-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
670 3,486,400
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by act of July 1,
1944 (42U.S.C.207):
Assistant surgeon general
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade..
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Junior assistant grade
U ngraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scale for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential..
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$16,016
16,000
15,018
38,022
17,014
36,014
13, 978
26, 864
64, 468
13, 686
12,771
1 13, 374
1 13, 374
1 13, 374
1 11,357
1 11,606
2 23, 212
2 24, 398
1 11,3.'i7
2 23, 670
2
1
2
15
1
22, 963
11,357
23, 192
173,118
11,357
2 23, 920
70
716, 101
69 602, 135
97 723,249
13 89, 334
163
1, 024, 347
26 164,003
269
1, 379, 881
191
901, 900
296
1, 298, 630
393
1, 594, 640
474
1, 753. 516
143 483,120
66 202,023
3
33
27
38
50
20
6
1,116
59, 229
446, 803
259, 218
273, 127
337, 918
100,115
27, 638
4, 817, 642
3,606
17, 928, 029
316.8
1, 697, 397
30, 104
3, 289. 2
16, 260, 736
179, 603
119, 323
123, 268
123,041
489, 866
177,011
17, 472, 838
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,014
1 16,018
2 38, 022
4 72, 051
6 95, 086
15, 038
70,346
41, 559
14, 706
13,749
13, 749
14, 706
14, 706
13,749
1
1
2
1
1
4
2
I
2
1
2
19
I
12,480
12, 480
25, 500
13, 520
12, 230
48, 920
25, 500
13, 620
24, 960
12, 480
25,230
241,610
12, 480
2 24,460
81
887, 324
80 760,324
115 911,965
10 74, 859
176
1, 187, 596
12 75, 961
284
1, 623, 791
206
1, 048, 674
366
1, 707, 666
402
1,727,316
441
1, 770, 500
155 566, 395
41 137, 355
61,329
473, 944
307, 075
428, 619
330. 197
114,035
38, 836
5, 613, 700
3,901
20, 792, 219
400.1
2, 226, 919
3,600.9
18, 666, 300
235, 100
102, 000
131,000
70, 100
434, 600
176, 900
19, 716, 000
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
I $17,014
1 15.018
2 38, 022
4 72, 051
6 95, 086
1
6
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
1
I
4
2
2
2
1
2
21
1
2
2
15,038
70,346
65, 308
14, 706
13, 749
13, 749
14,706
14, 706
13, 749
12,230
12, 480
12, 480
25, 500
13,520
12, 230
48. 920
25, 600
25, 760
24,960
12. 480
25. 2.30
266, 070
12, 480
24,460
24,460
1, 068, 364
98 911,694
126 995,246
12 88, 879
187
1, 258, 342
13 81, 847
309
1, 767, 941
213
1,082,496
393
1, 829, 372
427
1,828,715
470
1, 879, 696
160 583,058
48 169,776
3
37
32
57
52
23
61, 329
505, 976
321, 076
466, 670
346, 197
120, 536
44,208
6,025,116
4,200
22, 449, 129
360.3
1, 933, 729
3, 839. 7
20, 616, 400
228,000
102, 000
141, 000
448, 300
183, 300
21,618,000
120
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE— Continued
Service and Supply Fund
Grades and ranees:
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 -
GS-12. $8,955 to $1(1,255 --
QS-11. $7..'i60 to $8.860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.--
QS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.- -
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-i. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4, 390 -...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. .$3,185 to $3,815- ----
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42U.S.C.207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assifitant grade
Assistant grade
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add e.^cess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services -
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
22
33
18
25
$s. 819
7.280
6.968
19, 177
11,856
42. 786
14. 660
27. 892
92. 369
123. 760
60, 846
74. 894
20. 670
8,696
20. 526
23, 848
63 232, 068
186 797, 016
9.6 40,419
176.6
766, 696
1,579
6,966
19,288
3,910
787, 339
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14. 061
32, 190
64, 585
158,080
37, 378
90,418
116,772
128. 042
62. 399
79. 208
122. 922
98, 681
3,203
22, 470
8,936
21,066
6.786
18, 481
136 559, 704
318 1, 645, 391
12 67, 448
306
1, 577, 943
6,600
6.044
73, 600
10,000
1, 674, 087
1962 estimate
Num
- Total
ber
sal:iry
1
$14,061
3
32, 199
7
64. .586
20
158.080
5
37. 378
13
90.418
IS
116.772
22
128. 042
12
62. 399
16
79. 208
28
122. 922
25
98. 681
3.203
22. 470
8.936
21, 066
6.786
18.481
136 559, 704
318 1, 645, 391
11 62, 204
307
1, 683, 187
6,600
73,500
10,000
1, 673, 287
Working Capital Fund, Narcotic Hospitals
1860 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $61,587
5 33. 135
12 63. 358
14 66, 747
8 32, 759
6 22, 651
8 45, 072
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $77, 479
5 35,214
13 75, 422
18 90, 232
6 25, 480
6 24, 691
8 47,693
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $78, 479
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
5 35, 693
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 -
13 77.416
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
18 92. 723
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670.
7 29. 952
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
6 25, 134
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
8 46, 797
Total permanent
61 325, 309
3.7 19,469
65 376,211
0. 9 4, 979
66 386, 194
0. 4 2, 520
Net permanent (average number,
57.3 305,840
2.902
3,004
2, 586
6,361
203
64.1 371,232
1,104
3,328
1,484
5,324
284
65. 6 383, 674
Positions other than permanent;
3,411
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weck base
Overtime and holiday pay—
1,657
6,426
294
Total personal services
319, 896
.182. 7.56
394, 462
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,083
4 54, 122
1 11.357
1 12, 480
1 12, 563
6 64,000
11 101,275
19 141, 147
1 6, 822
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 061
4 88, 531
1 12, 230
2 26, 270
1 13. 620
10 112,987
14 133, 100
21 165, 721
2 14,362
Num- Total
ber salary
Scientist .--
4 $58, 531
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 12, 230
Engineer . ._
2 26, 270
1 13, 520
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
10 112,987
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 -
14 133, 100
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
21 166, 971
QS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
2 14, 352
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...- _
GS-7. $5,356 to $6.346 _._
GS-6. $4,8.30 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.-
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
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 equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 _- _.
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses -..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment:
United States arid possessions _.
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personLil services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details.-- _
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
13
20
I
32
43
20
4
I
1
30
27
4
37
17
4
$84,821
110, 927
4,950
141,852
169, 295
72, 576
13, 272
3,640
14, 100
364, 767
239, 999
24, 780
231, 876
65, 623
10, 877
50 337, 182
349 2, 307, 286
52. 7 338, 673
296.3
1,968,612
18. 454
136, 517
8,843
313. 924
1,866
9,934
1,320
6,100
2, 595, 738
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$121,016
139, 606
24, 230
205, 253
168, 293
69, 434
17, 991
1
31
26
14,100
.186. 903
221. 698
66. 460
267, 485
28. 760
21. 546
50 353, 311
386 2. 646. 856
34. 7 252, 505
351.3
2, 394, 351
195. 886
13. 000
36. 775
143, 768
5.912
358. 600
2.000
16.900
2.600
6,400
3,176,092
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$121,015
140, 771
24, 397
20O, 906
172, 349
65, 669
10, 961
1
31
26
9
43
14, 100
386, 903
221, 698
56,460
267, 485
31, 872
24, 214
50 368, 912
384 2, 644. 673
32. 1 239, 372
351.9
2, 406, 301
196, 070
19,000
36, 891
143,300
359. 630
2,000
19.900
2,600
3, 184, 692
SAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates'equal to or in
excess of $15,256:
Superintendent
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Clinical director.-
First assistant physician
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Associate director of research
Clinical director
Director of laboratory
Director of medicine and surgery
Director of psychotherapy -._
Executive officer. - _
Medical officer -
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assi.^tant coordinator of training and
cduciition
Chaplain
Construction and maintenance en-
gineer --
Dental officer
Director of laboratory-
Director of n^lrses
General medicine and surgery officer
(research) - _
Medical officer ---
Physiatrist _
Psychologist _.
GS-i3. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265..-
GS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
08-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 _
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-.
OS-5. $4,345 to $.'i.33.'i..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $10,635.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,349
1 16, 163
3 42,183
1 13.978
1 13, 978
1 13, 686
9 125,802
1 12, 563
1 12, 563
1 11,606
1
11,606
26
270, 229
32
288.867
37
276.012
22
155.274
94
614. 472
14
84.844
2(H)
1
, 123, 553
43
206. 380
137
613,790
347
1, 468, 040
831
3, 226, 448
299
1,050,536
1%1 estUnate
Nmn- Total
ber salary
1 $17,576
1 16. 307
1 16. 307
15,038
30, 076
15.038
15,038
15,038
14. 706
160, 380
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,576
1 16. 307
1 16, 307
1 13, 520
1 12, 750
I 12. 230
1 13, 620
1 12, 230
12, 480
12, 750
255, 340
12, 230
36.940
343, 720
364. 519
346, 774
188.800
766, 997
186,663
Total permanent 3,022
901
13,476.316
1
19
1
3
30
38
44
25
111
30
217
1, 300, 257
77 391,710
156 733.058
380
1,709,208
901
3,727,421
289
1,095,643
974
3, 876, 313
15. 730. 507
1
2
1
I
1
I
II
16, 038
30,076
15,038
15.038
16, 038
14, 706
164,441
13,520
12,750
12,230
1 13, 520
1 12, 230
1 12, 480
1
12,760
21
280,840
1
12,230
3
36.940
32
366,060
41
392, 204
46
361.916
25
188.800
121
831,477
33
204,311
22-;
1
353, 917
V8
396, 656
162
763,487
390
1,749,768
934
3,851,666
.107
1
158, 913
1,022
4, 026, 648
3,47
16, 384, 778
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
121
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time and temporary
Trainees (interns and residents)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay —
Nightwork differentiaL
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
1960 actual
N'um- Total
ber salary
$848, 361
31,000
2, 832. 2
12, 658, 955
16,543
196, 389
69,600
312. 258
250,862
4,035
13, 508, 642
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
237
$1,400,547
91,500
3,084
14, 421, 520
17, 000
295, 680
38, 515
305, 950
275, 915
28,000
15, 382, 580
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
160
$816, 958
3,311
15, 567, 820
17. con
343, 740
38,800
282, 9.i0
283,970
29,800
16, 564, 1
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
Limitation on Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Old-Age
AND Survivors Insurance (Trust Fund)
Grades and ranges:
OS-IS. $18,500:
Bureau director
Deputy director.-
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Assistant director ,
Chief actuary __
OS-16. $15,2.55 to $16,295:
Assistant director _.,
Director, hearings and appeals _.
GS-15- $13,730 to $15,030:
Actuary
Administrative officer —
Assistant director _..
Chief medical adviser
Chief of bran ch_
Chief of payment center
Deputy assistant director
Director, operations division
Director, prosram division
Executive assistant —
E.\ecutive officer
Information officer---
Medical officer, specialist..- _.
Personnel officer
Regional representative
Research director
Staff director :_.
Supervisory medical officer
Technical adviser ,
Technical director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Actuary _
Administrative officer
Appeals council member
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of payment center
Assistant personnel officer
Assistant regional representative
Chief of branch
Chief of section
Deputy chief of branch..
Dieital computer systems analyst
Director, operations division
Director, program division
Executive assistant
Executive officer
Management analysis officer
Management analyst
Medical director
Medical officer
Medical officer, general
Regional hearings representative
Social insurance policy adviser
Supervisory disability policy ex-
aminer
Supervisory Information specialist — -
Technical adviser
Technical assistant
Technical director
Training officer
GS-I3. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255-.
QS-ll. $7,560 to $8,860..
QS-10. $6,996 to $7,985..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 614
17,514
1 16, 392
I 15. 392
5 72, 695
I 14, 435
27,060
13.971
13. 374
91, 197
92, 746
13,374
1
2
1
11
12,771
27, 956
12. 771
144, 081
1 13. 083
1 13, 978
11,606
84,539
11.357
69,342
11.357
' 532. 982
401,345
22,714
12. 085
11.836
11,357
11.835
22. 963
11,836
12, 563
11,357
25. 126
69. lis
11.357
2 22, 714
1 11,367
I 11,835
1 11,606
314
3, 238, 477
592
5, 137, 926
094
8, 064, 621
445
3, 098, 550
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 512
18, 512
I 16, 536
I 16,806
6 78, 915
1 16, 617
13, 749
13, 749
29, 744
15, 038
193, 131
100, 330
98, 802
13, 749
13, 749
14, 394
13. 749
13. 749
57, 696
13. 749
155, 139
I 14. 061
1 16, 038
1
1
7
3
7
1
48
22
1
12,230
12. 750
91.000
36.940
87, 110
12, 480
598, 640
280. .500
12, 230
24,460
12,230
3
2
1
1
1
1
337
619
24,710
12.750
13. 520
24. 460
27. 040
74. 474
12.230
36,690
24.460
12. 230
12.230
12.750
12,480
3, 737, 705
1,208
5, 783, 784
9,687,163
IS
3, 732, 436
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18,512
18. 512
16.806
16. 806
79, 165
15, 787
13, 749
14.061
29. 744
16.038
319. 056
102. 006
100. 092
14.061
14. 061
14. 706
13. 749
14.061
68. 198
14.061
1.58, 646
13.749
14.394
15. 038
13. 749
13, 749
12,230
12. 750
92.890
190.430
87. 360
12. 480
.599, 040
169.000
12. 480
24. 460
24, 960
12, 480
37, 460
13.000
13, 620
24. 960
27, 040
74,880
12,480
4 49. 670
2 24. 960
1 12,480
1 12, 750
352
3,921,871
661
6, 206, 956
1,336
10, 752, 973
771
6,706,670
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $6,886 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,335 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 ..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 -
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Num-
ber
2,988
$19,
3.260
19,
1,209
6,
826
4,
1,766
7,
6,987
28,
4,011
15,
1,731
5.
74
Total permanent.
Deduct —
Lapses..
Net decrease for pay increase in effect
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to witnesses and consultants.
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Total
salary
175,480
051,250
280,648
073, 770
869, 223
865, 675
096, 099
925, 170
239, 456
Num- Total
ber salary
2,948
$20, 732, 573
3,488
22,012,763
998
6, 676, 365
959
5, 082, 560
1,737
9,311,038
7,062
31,606,477
4,611
18, 528, 607
1 372
6, 115, 436
60 215,110
397
1, 753, 567
25, 853
129, 913, 399
6
312,403
25, 144. 5
125, 600, 996
707, 621
990, 308
3,113.929
289. 897
60,142
130, 762, 893
1961 estimate
259
1, 209, 808
26,340
145, 865, 612
607
5, 359. 528
25,733
140, 274, 364
456, 310
572, 838
1, 724. 107
43, 335
145,916
143, 216, 870
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
3,130
$21,
3,429
21,
1,431
8,
871
4,
2,855
13,
8.676
38,
5,174
20,
1,347
5.
60
Total
salary
897, 429
884, 270
103, 974
712, 346
603, 630
138, 186
873, 034
082. 162
216, 100
264
1, 237, 324
30, 4.59
164, 928, 229
924.
3,
3
305. 367
i, 534. 7
161, 622, 862
419, 407
2, 936, 729
43, 335
120, 725
165, 143, 068
Hospitalization and Services for Repatriated Mentally III
American Nationals
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Social welfare specialist
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 230
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
1 7, 671
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
1 4, 846
Total permanent
3 24, 647
0. 6 4, 647
2. 4 20, 000
Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Public Assistance
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director
Assistant director..
Assistant director for program opera-
tions
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division
Special welfare research consultant...
Physician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Social administration specialist
PubUc welfare specialist
Social welfare speciahst
Assistant to director..
Chief of branch
EligibiUty standards specialist
.^.ssistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Regional representative
Social administrative adviser
Public welfare research analyst
Medical officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
1960 actual
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $17, 614
1 14,914
14, 206
6 65, 997
1 13,083
1 12, 663
1 11, 606
1 11,606
79, 748
11, 357
11,357
68,889
106, 309
48 479, 136
30 261, 996
34 262, 986
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$18,512
1 16, 267
1 15, 267
5 70, 014
1 14,061
12,750
12,230
12,230
87, no
12, 480
12,480
74, 670
116,770
62 563, 870
27 252, 515
30 241, 650
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 15, 267
1 15,517
5 70, 992
1 14,061
2 27, 498
12, 750
12,230
12, 230
87,360
12,480
12,480
75, 420
118,870
24,460
12,230
36, 690
867, 951
371, 510
262, 183
122
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION— Continued
Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Public Assistance — Con.
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
QS-8. $5,885 to $6.875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670_
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses.-
Net decrease due to cbanges in pay
scale for part of year
Total permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment _
Other personnel compensation:
Hegiilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
bcr salary
$37, 606
11,856
74, ,527
65, 562
17C, 339
204, 895
27,081
4,035
279 2, 035, 167
27. 3 218, 184
251.7
1, 816, 983
14, 705
3,403
9,763
14, 573
5,797
17, 036
I, 882, 260
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$53, 893
6,0.53
76, 587
88,609
226, 097
175, 968
24,441
4,461
276 2,187,876
14.6 116,275
3,400
261.5
2, 069, 200
8,600
5,600
11,800
7,900
6,900
17,000
2, 127, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
10
1
16
18
56
63
6
1
$67, 953
6,219
94, 680
99, 965
275,401
231,504
24, 857
4,451
368 2, 885, 721
22.4 177,621
336.6
2, 708, 100
13,100
6,600
21,800
6,900
17,000
2, 772, 500
Salaries and Expenses, Children's Bureau
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,600:
Chief of Bureau--
QS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Deputy chief of bureau
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Director of division
OS-16. $13, 730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of bureau
Assistant director of division ,
Director of division,- -
GS-14. $12, 210 to $13,610:
Assistant to chief for cooperative plan-
ning
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant director of division
Chief of branch --.
Dental services adviser
Director of division
Medical consultant on training
Regional child welfare representative.
Regional medical director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,346 to $6,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment -,
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base-.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 514
16, 392
44,033
12,771
13, 978
13, 686
11,367
2 23, 691
8 94, 493
2
1
9
8
32
48
11
6
6
15
50
43
5
23, 212
12, 563
102, 213
100, 504
330, 136
427, 110
81,014
38, 375
28,101
76, 046
232, 707
177, 586
19,611
264 1,895,993
28. 8 214, 809
225.2
1,681,184
30, 169
4,298
12, 941
2,779
1,731,371
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 612
16, 636
47, 341
14, 061
29,099
14, 706
12, 480
26, 480
100, 920
25. 230
13, 620
112.320
108, 970
443, 504
441,210
73,319
36, 381
30, 784
137, 402
211,873
196, 602
17,411
260 2, 126, 661
26.9 220,065
233.1
1,906,596
18, 445
9,440
8,140
2,600
1, 946, 121
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 512
16,806
47,881
14, 394
29,099
16, 038
12,750
12. 230
26, 020
114,210
12. 230
26, 230
13, 620
114,750
108. 970
502, 518
482, 830
74, 569
35,880
31,283
140, 383
236, 772
198, 786
17, 536
277 2, 302, 197
32. 8 272, 366
244.2
2, 029, 832
18,445
20,840
2,500
2,071,617
Salaries and Expenses, Office of the Commissioner
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,255:
Commissioner
OS-18. $18,612:
Deputy commissioner
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,307:
Administrative officer
Director, program research
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director, program research --
Technical adviser to commissioner
Stall adviser, planning
Staff adviser, field-
Administrative assistant, program
coordination
Project director, cooperative research.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Staff assistant, financial studies
Staff assistant, medical studies
Staff assistant, family services
Staff assistant, aging
Staff assistant, economic studies.
Staff assistant, information
International program assistant -.
Assistant administrative officer
Project analyst, cooperative research..
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ,
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820 ,
OS-5. $4,346 to $6,336
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670- -.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.--
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment-- _
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-we6k base.
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
17,514
14, 206
14, 206
11,600
12, 771
13,686
13,083
12, 085
1
1 11, 606
1 11,606
1 11,357
2 22, 714
1 11, &36
1 11,107
1 11,836
10
3
4
3
1
4
7
12
4
98, 819
26, 229
32, 241
19, 198
5,928
21,008
33, 336
63, 581
16, 847
65 628, 404
2. 6 21, 313
62.5 507,091
3,932
62.5 611,023
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,000
18,612
16,267
15,267
13,749
14,061
14, 706
14, 394
13, 749
12, 750
12, 760
12,480
24, 710
13,000
12,230
12,230
110,346
37,690
34, 674
21,321
6,386
22, 963
36, 691
68, 666
18,404
66 686, 985
1.7 16,463
64.3 571,532
2,253
64.3 673,785
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
23
Total
salary
$20,000
18,512
15,517
16, 617
14,061
14, 394
16, 038
14,394
14, 061
13, 749
13,000
37, 210
12, 750
26,230
12,230
13, 270
12, 480
12,230
12,230
164, 754
65, 376
43, 036
41,163
6,552
28,995
37,836
107, 971
18, 408
94 809, 962
8.6 74,427
86. 4 736, 535
2,800
85.4 738,335
Operating Fund, Bureau op Federal Credit Unions
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Director .- ,
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputv director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to director
Chief, examination
Chief, program services
Regional representative
GS-13. $10,635 to ,$11,935
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. .$6,995 to $7,985..-- -.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $1,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,336- -.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Additional pay for service abroad
Excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $14,914
1 13, 686
1
10
11
14
45
1
178
29
6
21
24
39
12,085
11,606
11,606
115,811
111,152
118,956
330,514
6,448
, 139, 960
153. 673
31,201
94, 098
95, 834
149,556
383 2, 411, 100
18 71,204
365 2,339,896
18, 172
4,171
29.336
2,391,674
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $16, 037
1 14, 706
13,270
12,750
12,750
124, 550
140. 193
145,000
566, 298
7,176
157 1,052.304
51 282, 825
83.652
170,513
109, 036
200,118
1
1
1
10
13
16
73
1
16
38
26
49
463 2,951,078
24 115, 671
429 2,835,407
10, 927
6,561
10,000
2,861,895
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 307
1 16,038
1
1
1
10
14
16
83
1
13, 270
12,750
12,750
127, 230
153,238
147, 970
663,853
7,342
179 1,214,485
285,214
86,367
131,891
110,968
202, 092
477 3, 189, 765
23 108, 983
454 3,080,782
6,942
12,000
3,098,724
DEPARTMENT OP HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
123
Advances and Reimbursements
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Pediatric consultant (Indian health) _.
GS-H. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer (Indian health)
Staff assistant, aging
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,S60
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345_
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,8-'0
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,li70
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,370_
Total permanent
Deduct—
I^apses
Net decrease due to change in pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average numlier,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent; Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Terminal leave and jury duty fee recov-
eries
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
bcr salary
1 $13, 970
1
1
1
4
4
9
15
14
21
12. 555
11.835
9.890
17.628
31. 782
26. 2.30
49. 775
36. 694
69. 678
69. 402
83.433
80 422. 872
5 27. 598
395. 274
18.288
2.892
26.700
13.300
4.56. 454
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,030
1 13.510
1 12. 730
5
16
17
28
8. 956
26. 580
14. .500
48. 409
29. 120
81.343
77. 688
120. 414
83 448. 339
12.3 60.223
8,103
70. 7 380. 013
1,.587
17. 721
13.000
70. 7 412. 321
1962 estimate
.N'um- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 030
1 13, 510
17
19
36
9,210
26,680
14, 660
54, 931
29. 120
87. 692
87. 88C
146, 489
94 485. 002
8.8 40, .333
.000
14,000
13.000
85. 2 478, e
SPECIAL INSTITUTIONS
Gallaudbt College
salaries and expenses
Non-Federal Employees
Grades established by Board of Directors:
President
Dean
Business manager
Professor
Associate profes,sor
.\ssistant professor
Instructor
Grades comparable to general schedule
grades:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 1
GS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-S. $5,8.S5 to $6,876
aS-7. $5,356 to $6,346 _.
OS-6. $4,830 to $.5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 _..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670.-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390- -
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,120
aS-1. .$3,186 to .$3,815
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-time
and temporary employment
Other iJersonal services: Overtime and
holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$14,000
11,160
10, 740
77, 220
176, 294
106, 650
153, 120
1 7,450
2 12, 640
9
3
2
19
15
12
23
23
48,400
14.770
9. 076
78. 175
.59, 296
43,063
76, 676
70, 452
196
10
969, 181
51,387
186 917,794
66, 026
6,965
979, 784
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
2
9
3
2
19
16
13
23
23
$15,050
12,120
11,650
88. 040
206. 204
137. 650
203, 320
8,280
14, 576
13, OOfl
55, 545
16, 720
9,921
88, 045
67, 228
51, 729
83, 732
76, 639
209 1, 157, 348
7 40, 660
202 1, 116, 588
33, 288
3,000
1, 162, 976
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
1
10
28
22
36
2
9
3
3
20
IC
13
26
23
$ir., 0.50
12, 480
11.810
11)3, 280
227. 704
143,150
212, 320
8, 445
14, 905
13, 330
57, 030
17,215
15, 251
95, 420
69, 208
53. 094
97. 307
78,114
217 1,246,113
7 43, 285
210 1.201.828
36, 488
3,000
1,241,316
Howard University
salaries and expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Xon- Federal Emphr/ees
Grades est.ablishe<i by Board of Trustees:
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $15,846
13 156. 190
736. 335
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,034
12 1.57. 481
88
895. .5i;i
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17 034
Dean and director . - -
12 160,281
100
1.07:1.891)
Non-Federal Employees—Continued
Grades established by Board of Trustees —
Continued
.\ssociate professor -
Assistant professor
Instructor
Assistant (teaching)
Treasurer
Business manager
Grades comparable to general schedule
grades:
Grade 15:
Physiatrist
Grade 13. $10,635 to $11,935
flrade 12. $8,955 to $10,255
Grade 11. $7,660 to $8,860
Grade 10, $6,996 to .$7,820
G)ade9. $6,435 to $7,260
Grade 8. $5,885 to $6,710
Grade 7. $5,365 to $6,180
Grade 6. $4,830 to $6,655
Grade 5. $4,345 to $6,170 -
Grade 4. $4,040 to $4,665
Graile 3. $3,760 to $4,285
Grade 2. .$3,500 to .$4,025
Grade 1. .$3,186 to $3,710
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time and temporary employment
Other personal services: Nightwork dif-
ferential
Total personal services -
1960 actual
\um- Total
ber salary
$645, 909
431,989
619. 035
103. 686
12. 075
11. 6,52
4
8
12
1
19
8
30
21
73
101
63
19
1
41,375
75, 660
90. ,504
6,655
126. 246
44. .526
169. 705
101.014
316. 765
396, 324
228. 131
58. 437
2. 968
213 636, 162
6,016,068
1,064,912
8,041
6,089,011
1961 estimate
Num- Total
l)er salary
95 $764, 445
82 596, 791
104. 155
96. ,597
14. 000
12 418
140
29
1
1
13. 730
45. 051
98. 746
122, 465
7. 325
149. 336
61.383
183 258
115. 161
392. 831
423. 996
284. 688
45. 206
3.298
258 865.387
1 090
, 160. 343
1. 105. 030
8.644
7,274,017
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
106 $868. ,545
91 673. 373
154 906,446
29 96, 697
1 14,000
1 12, 678
10
33
■)•?
92
123
76
12
1
27, 460
56,841
100.911
126, 810
7,490
151. 896
.59, 770
191.763
118, 176
434.117
529. 026
299. 600
46. 186
3,403
2.58 878, 122
6. 862, 445
1. 106,530
8,644
7, 967, 619
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Six'cial positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary
Under secretary
Assistant secretary --
.Special assistant to the Secretary for
health and medical aflairs
GS-18. $18,500:
Director of administration
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the secretary
Director of financial management
Director of personnel -- -.
OS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Assistant to the Secretary
Congressional liaison officer
Defense coordinator
Department coordinator of inter-
national affairs--
Deputy director of financial manage-
ment-
Director of management policy
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant defense coordinator
Assistant director of management
policy
Chief, management analysis staff
Assistant to the special assistant to
the Secretary for health and medical
aflairs
Chief, personnel operations
Assistant to the assistant secretary
Deputy director, division of general
services
Deputy director of persormel
Deputy director of public information .
Chief, program plaiuiing, special staff
on aging
Director, division of budget
Director, division of fiscal policy and
procedure
Director, division of general services...
Director, division of internal audit
Director of internal security
Director of public information
Director, special statTon aging
Program analysis officer
Special assistant to the assistant secre-
tary
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accounting systems analyst
Assistant defense coordinator. -.
Assistant for international activities-.
Assistant to the director, staff plan-
ning, personnel management
AssisUmt to the under secretary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $2,5, 000
1 21, 000
2 40, 000
1 20, 000
1 17, 514
1 15, 392
1 16, 392
1 15, 392
28, 412
14, 206
14,686
14, 206
14, 206
14, 436
13, 374
13, 374
1 13, 686
1 12, 771
13,686
13,083
13, 086
13,083
13, 978
13, 374
13,083
38,625
13, 083
11,606
12, ,563
11,606
23, 442
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 21,000
2 40, 000
1 20, 000
1 18, 612
1 16, 536
1 16, 804
1 16, 536
30, 534
15, 267
15, 787
16, 267
15, 787
14, 061
1,5, 309
14, 394
1 14, 394
1 14, 706
1 14,061
1 14, 706
14, 061
14. 706
13. 749
1,5, 038
14, 394
14, 394
56, 020
14,061
12, 480
1 12, 480
2 25, 230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25, 000
21, 000
40, 000
20, 000
18, 612
16, 636
16, 804
16,636
30, 534
16, 267
15,787
16, 267
15, 787
14, 061
15, 309
14, 394
13, 749
14, 394
13,749
13, 749
14,706
14, 061
14,061
14, 706
14, 061
14, 706
13, 749
16,038
14,394
14, 394
55, 620
14. 061
12, 480
12, 480
25, 2311
570200—61-
124
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAIl 1962
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
Grades nnil ranges— Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Uudpt't analyst -
Olilef librarian
Chief, management standards staff. . ,
Deputy department coordinator of
international activities
Deputy director of internal security . . .
Chief, program planning, si^ecial staff
on aging
Editorial ollicer
Information and editorial olBcer
Information specialist _
M:\nacement aiuilyst
Personnel metliods analyst
Personni'i officer
Procurement and supply manage-
ment ollicer
Program analysis ollicer
Property management officer
Specialist on aging
Specialist in management and super-
visory training
Staff assistant to the director of ad-
ministration
GS-13. $10,635 to $11, 935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,S60— -
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $.5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-fi. $4,830 to $5,S20
GS-5. $4,345 to S5,.33.5
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..,-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.. _
GS-2. $■5,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $9,890
1900 actual 1961 estimate
Xum- Total
her salary
3 $35, 755
1 11,606
1 11,835
1 12, 563
1 11,357
12, 813
11,357
11,357
11,357
24,648
11,835
11. 606
11,357
11,357
12,085
11, 835
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses..
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services..
11,357
164,217
181, 937
101,086
28, 767
135, 364
29, 932
159, 075
103, 791
144, 473
107, 844
48, 504
39, 542
46, 382
24, 126
2, 079, 063
18.2
134, 106
3.1 23,571
266.7
1. 921, 386
16. 523
5,145
16, 039
24, 436
27, 735
Nura- Total
ber salary
3 $38, 500
1 12. 750
1 13, 000
1 13, 520
1 12, 230
13, 790
12, 480
12,230
12,230
26, 520
12, 750
12, 750
12, 230
1 13, 270
1 12, 750
12, 230
188, 784
207, 440
130, 686
30, 327
112.031
26,011
178. 801
100. 257
181,940
117,000
51,920
30, 824
.52, 912
17,304
288
125. 7.59
3. 1 27, 755
268.9
2,106.124
5. 180
4,411
8,702
16, 787
16, 727
2, 157. 931
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $38, 500
1 12, 760
1 13, 000
1 13, .520
1 12, 230
12, 480
12,230
12,230
.38, 7.50
12. im
13, 7.50
12. 230
1 13, 270
3 37, 210
1
17
24
16
4
17
4
31
21
39
30
16
12. 230
12, 230
186, 975
226, 370
130. 686
30. 327
118. 146
26. 041
184. 167
109. 949
194. 981
133. 224
63. 215
34. 339
52. 912
21, 526
2. 447. 897
20,2
150, 298
3. 1 27, 755
291.7
2. 269. 844
5,180
4,411
16, 787
16, 727
2,312,949
Salaries and Expenses, Office of Field Administration
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Regional director
GS-15. .$13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of field management..
Chief, ciivision of grant-in-aid audit...
Chief, divisio:! of State merit systems.
Regional director _
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, field management
E\e:'utive officer... __ ,
Chief, field branch
Chief, ix)iicy and audit processing
branch
Chief, standards and operatioTis
branch
Reffional auditor ,
Regional State merit system repre-
sentative,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8.9.56 to $10,265
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 .,
I960 actual
Num- Total
her salary
1 $15, 870
8 118,892
1 14,466
1 13, 978
1 13, 978
1 13,978
1
7
9
10
49
19
11,606
82, 595
12,563
12,563
11,357
80, 495
102, 213
101, 212
420, 866
138, 298
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,056
8 127, 836
1 16.6,58
1 1.6, 038
1 1.6.038
1 1.6.038
12.480
100. 1.50
13, .520
13,520
12,230
111.320
9 111.070
9 98, 633
49 461. 885
33 258, 293
6 43, 721
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 326
8 128, 876
1 15, .5,68
1 1.5,038
1 1.5.038
1 16,038
1
9
9
2S
61
33
6
12. 7.60
101.710
13. 620
13, .-.20
12. 230
113.420
113,400
302, 609
490,175
268, 033
44, ,633
Grades and ranges — Continued
aS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875....
GS-7. $5,365 to $6.346
GS-6. $4,830 to $.6,820..
OS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
CS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS 2, .$3,.5O0 to $4,130
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent ("average number,
net salary")
Positions other than iicrmanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other persoTial services:
Regular pay a^^iove 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services.
1969 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$622, 719
23, 088
168, 792
117,978
416, 188
396. 640
248. 452
13. 729
512 3, 072, 406
42.6 197,138
469.4
2. 87.6, 268
13. 140
22, 419
25, 207
2, 936, 034
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$497,711
68, 409
162, 839
110,449
438, 117
447, 824
268, 810
14,788
527 3, 441, 333
43 228, 238
3,213,095
12, 132
4,145
3,241,537
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
88
11
28
20
134
103
64
4
$608, 588
70, 243
166, 649
112,737
661,089
460, 472
263. 220
15, 100
613 4. 038, 872
54. 3 306, 469
558.7
3, 732, 403
I
12, 166
4, 146
3, 748, 713
Surplus Property Utilization
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of surplus property
utilization . .
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,771
1 11.606
1 12.334
1 11.835
1 11.606
Num- Total
her salary
1 $14, 061
1 12, 750
1 13. 520
1 13.000
1 12. 750
9 112, 130
2 23, 109
9 87, 485
15 122. 345
I 6. 053
8 45, 404
3 16,328
23 111,468
20 88, 608
7 28. 706
Num- Tot'il
ber salary
I $14. 394
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, division of surplus
property utilization.
1 13.000
Cluef, real property branch
1 13 620
Chief, standards and review branch...
Chief, personal property branch
Regional representatives
1 13. 270
1 13,000
9 112,670
QS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
11 119,976
8 71. 572
12 92, 642
1 5, 470
5 27, 788
2 9, 589
22 99, 008
19 79, 245
6 21, 923
2 23, 629
aS-12. $8,956 to $10.265
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
9 89. 615
20 162, 260
OS-8. $6,885 to .$6,875
1 6, 219
QS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
8 46,071
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
3 16, 661
GS-5. .M,346 to $6,336
24 118,012
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
20 89. 544
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
7 28, 935
91 587,365
5.2 23.188
102 707, 717
12.3 60,740
108 760, 800
De<luct lapses
10. 8 55, 030
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
85. 8 564, 177
1,487
4,337
89. 7 646, 977
97. 2 705, 770
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
2,543
570, 001
649,520
705, 770
Salaries and Expenses, Office of the General Counsel
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
e.icess of $16, 530:
General counsel
OS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
.\ssociate general counsel
.\ssistant general eoimsel
(IS-16. $15,266 to $16,295:
Assistant general counsel
(lS-16. $13,730 to $16,0:)0:
Regional attorney
.\ttomey. .
O.'i-M. $12,210 to $13,510:
.\ttorney
O.-^-lS. $10,0;i6 to $11,935--
(l.>^-12, $8,965 to $10,2,66,-.
(IS-U. $7,.600 to $8,860-- -
GS-9. .$6,436 to $7.425
CK-^-S. $6,886 to $6,875
(lS-7. $6.:).66 to .$6,:i45
GSHJ. .$4,8,30 to $6,820
nS-6. $4,345 to $5.335
(l,S-4. $4,040 to $4,670
G,'^-3. $:).7liOto$4.:i90
Total [jermanent
1960 actual
Num- Total
her salary
$20,000
15, 621
15,392
9 114,939
5 62,441
81,183
216, 764
75,816
70, 5.M
90.600
6. 074
liO, 653
.64.994
85,780
68,016
11,087
140 1,106,953
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 17.066
I 16. .536
9 123,741
6 82, 494
99, 6,30
158, 621
82, 665
84.031
105,042
6.718
97. 921
06.082
109. 137
65. 228
7,946
151 1,205,186
1962 estimate
.Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 17.0.66
1 16. .6:16
9 12:1.711
6 82, 494
8
16
12
15
22
18
12
32
15
2
99,6.30
169.270
109,4li0
114.315
144.330
6.718
97. 921
66.082
14S.2iiO
65. 228
7. 946
174 1,3.60. s.'.-'
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
125
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) __
Other p«M-sonal services; Repular pay
above 52- week base
Total personal services
1960 actual
Nura- Total
ber salary
10 $124, .559
130
982. 394
7, 596
989,990
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
8.1 $71,463
142.9
1.133.723
4.3ri4
,138,087
1902 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
12 3 $81,041
161.7
1.269,784
1,269,784
Working Capital Fund
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12. 230
2 22. 069
3 27, 165
3 24. 2.53
1 7, 509
8 55, 870
3 20, 488
8 46, 592
7 37,8.56
10 49, 629
22 98, 800
38 168, 2.56
5 19. 551
1 3. 931
46 230,354
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,230
OS-13. $10,535 to $11,936
3 $30, 181
3 25.023
2 15.060
1 6, 822
6 38, 980
4 25, 232
8 43, 369
5 25,979
11 49.660
21 88. 044
44 167, 187
5 17,950
1 3,536
37 190, 105
2 22,318
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
3 27, 436
OS-Il. $7,.560 to $8,860
3 24 793
OS-IO. $6,995 to $7,985 .-
1 7, 509
fiS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
S 56, 702
aS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 . -
3 20, 664
OS-7, $5,355 to $6,345
8 47, 382
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
7 38, 686
OS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
10 50, 628
OS-4. $4,040 to .$4.670
22 99, 902
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
48 197 362
Gi5-2. $3,500 to $4,130
5 19. 655
OS-1. $3,185 to .$3,815
1 3 931
Graded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
46 230 354
Total permanent
151 727,118
14.6 60,991
3. 1 23, 571
158 814, 553
10. 1 44, 165
3.1 27,755
168 869. 541
5. 3 24, 428
2.6 20,827
Add portion of salaries paid from this
account carried in other position
schedules ._
Net permanent (average number.
139.6
(WO, 698
151
798. 153
16^1.3
855, 940
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay in excess of 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
1960 actual
$154
242
3.719
66, 84 1
4,378
756, 035
1961 estimate
$2, 819
28, 128
2,750
1962 estimate
$500
42, 603
1,700
900,643
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranues:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive director. Federal Council
on A sing
Nura- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 771
1 12, 563
1 11,367
.\'um- Total
ber salary
1 $14,061
1 13. 520
1 12.230
1 12,230
2 21, 549
6 54,060
4 30, 534
1 6, 448
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14 061
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of examining branch
Chief of field branch
1 13. 520
1 12.230
Personnel consultant
1 12 230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
3 31, 158
2 16, 682
1 7. 280
2 11,980
2 9, 984
2 9, 152
1 3, 515
2 21 519
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
6 54, 060
4 30, 534
1 6, 448
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
2 10, 192
1 3, 765
2 10. 192
GS-3. $3,700 to $4,390
1 3 765
16 126, 442
1.6 12,217
0.1 531
20 178, .589
2. 3 19, 929
0. 1 409
20 178, 589
0. 4 3, 700
0. 1 386
Deduct lapses.
.\dd portion of salaries paid from this ac-
count carried in other position schedules.
Net permanent (averai^e number,
net salary)
14. 6 114, 750
10, 293
978
17. 8 159, 069
62,400
684
19. 7 175, 269
10, 140
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment-.
Other personal services: Regular pay
Total personal services
126,027
222, 213
185,409
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES
Office of Saline Water
consolidated schedule of personal services paid prom funds
available to office of saline water
Grades and rfiiices;
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Chief, division of basic research
Chief, division of processes develop-
ment
Chief, division of demonstration
plants
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Engineer economist
Process engineer
Staff assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935:
Staff assistant
Contract specialist
Field engineer
GS-12. $(<,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.876
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
0.=-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment .,.
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services _
Salaries and wages arc distributed as
follows:
Salaries and expenses ■_
Construction, operation, and mainte-
nance .
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 349
13, 978
13,083
13.083
11,606
46, 424
9,901
9.901
18,366
8,486
5,470
22,047
15,143
24,003
3,765
14,060
33
5
258, 748
39,488
28 219, 260
9,851
1,700
315
231, 126
141,064
90,062
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 576
13, 749
14,394
14.394
12,480
49. 920
12,230
10, 650
10, 650
30, 035
5,886
23, 795
21,194
25, 397
20, 384
3,869
36
2.2
300, 997
19,097
33.8 281,900
10, 000
1,100
1.600
294, 600
168. 400
126, 200
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 676
13. 749
14, 394
14, 394
14, 394
12,750
61, 000
12, 230
1 10.899
2 21, 549
3 30. 305
6.053
24.129
21.715
25. 896
20.904
3.973
315,910
22, 910
34. 4 293. 000
10. 000
1.600
168, 400
136, 200
Office of Oil and Gas
SALARIES and EXPENSES
Grades and ranges:
QS-18. $18,500:
Director
.administrator (import administra-
tion)
GS-17. $16..530 to $17,570:
.\ssistant director
QS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Mobilization officer
Petroleum and natural gas engineer
(foreign)
Commodity-industry analyst (gen-
eral)
Natural gas engineer
Special assistant
Foreign petroleum coordinator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Special assistant
Commodity-industry analyst
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
15. 392
14.685
13.686
27. 061
64, 167
13.083
13. 978
13.083
12. 334
11.357
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
16. 636
16. 037
15.038
29.370
69. 390
14.394
15.038
14.394
13,270
12.230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18,512
18.512
16. 806
16, 037
15,038
29,703
70.014
14.394
15,038
14. 394
13, 270
12, 480
Grades and ranges— Continued
QS-13. $10,635 to $ll,9:j5:
Mobilization analyst
Commodity-industry analyst
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,255
GS-9. $0,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $.5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-.- - --.
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,355--
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,.500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)- -
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52- week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$9. 901
30, 181
12. 334
58.613
44, 241
5.408
18.615
7.821
3, 515
3,744
2,974
48 413, 687
8.7 75,164
39. 3 338. 623
2,646
2,831
344, 000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$10, 660
32, 719
13, 270
63. 940
48. 859
6,824
20.218
8.628
3, 765
4.139
3,827
48 449. 948
1.5 14,548
46. 5 435. 400
1,600
1,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$10, 899
33, 217
13. 270
65, 105
49, 623
5,824
20,717
8,736
3,869
4,139
3.827
49 473, 324
1. 8 17. 824
47. 2 455. 500
456, 500
Office of the Solicitor
salaries and expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Solicitor
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy solicitor
Legislative counsel---
OS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Associate solicitor
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Special assistant to solicitor
-Assistant solicitor ___ _,
-\ssistant to legislative coimsel _.
Regional solicitor--
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Special assistant to solicitor
.Assistant sohcitor-
Attorney-adviser
Procurement counsel
-Attorney trial examiner
Associate regional solicitor
Assistant regional solicitor
Field solicitor
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,9,S5
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255-
OS-11. .$7,.560 to .$8.860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425—-
QS-8. $.5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345
OS-6. .$4,830 to $5.820 -.
GS-6. .$4,345 to .$5,336
OS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390—-
aS-2. $3„500to $4,130--
Total permanent
Deduct —
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts —
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num
- Total
Num- Total
Num
- Total
ber
salary
ber
salary
ber
salary
1
$19,000
1
$20,000
1
$20, 000
1
16, 870
1
17,326
1
17, 326
1
16,392
1
16, 536
1
16, 636
5
72, 696
6
93,412
6
93, 412
1
13, 374
6
67, 184
5
72, 166
6
73, 092
1
13,083
1
14,394
1
14, 706
6
81,182
6
86, 655
6
87. 299
1
11.367
3
36, 940
3
37,210
9
106, 475
11
138. 940
U
140, 210
6
69, 597
7
87. 6,50
7
88,960
I
11,357
1
12.230
1
12,230
2
26.249
3
38, 770
3
38, 770
1
12, 085
1
13, 270
1
13. 520
16
190,713
16
207.330
16
209. 870
6
72, 258
7
90,270
7
91.270
49
508, 536
54
609, 493
54
616, 165
42
376,082
41
391,935
41
398, 485
37
269, 686
31
245.001
31
249, 101
22
136, 340
26
175,340
26
178, 647
2
11,419
2
12,605
2
12, 938
19
104, 228
18
106, 558
18
108, 370
30
1.54. 691
29
161,783
29
164. 508
80
375. 974
82
417,207
82
424, 868
37
145, 166
36
1.54,960
36
167, 660
7
26,083
7
28. 165
/
28, 681
4
13,791
4
15. 308
4
15, 724
392 2
919, 768
400 3,264,234
400 3, 309, 358
35. 2 262, 801
19
155, 699
17.6 145,828
6
37, 544
6
42, 765
4
26, 480
350.8
375
378. 4
2,619,423
3, 065, 770
3
137, 050
20,000
11.830
3.660
3,000
3,000
15,790
19,000
19,500
2
658. 873
3,099,600
3, 159, 660
127
128
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19G2
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES— Continued
Office op Minerals Explor.\tion
salaries and expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, ,536
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, .ye
GS-16. $lt,190to $15,150:
1 $14, 206
1 13,978
1 13, 978
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 15, 038
1 15. 038
Asslst;int to director, niinincenpineer.
1 15,038
1 15, 038
1 13,749
1 13. 520
5 .57. 637
2 20. 800
1 7, 426
2 12. .875
5 2S. 641
2 10, 192
1 4, 576
1 3, 869
1 1.5,038
1 13, 978
1 13, 978
1 12, .563
5 .53. 669
2 19,316
1 6,906
2 11,922
1 26,686
2 9, 142
1 4,330
1 3, 498
1 1.5.038
Clilef, division of contract adminlstra-
1 13. 749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
.\s.'!lstant chief, division of contract
1 13. .520
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,939
O.S-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-9. $6,4.53 to $7,425
7 79, 457
2 20, sno
I 7. 426
OS 7 $5,3.'i5 to $6,34.T
2 12.875
()S-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
4 23. 795
4 20. 384
(!S-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3 $3,760 to $4,390 -
1 4. .576
1 3, 869
Tntfi] pprin^tipnt.
25 218, 150
4.5 39,354
25 234, 935
8 7.5, 550
28 262, 101
2 19, 101
Net permanent (average number,
20. 5 178, 796
690
17 159,385
615
26 243. 000
Other personal services: Regular pay
Total personal services
179, 486
160,000
243,000
Office of Coal Research
SALARIES and EXPENSES
Grades and ranges;
Special positions at rates equal to or in
evcnssof $15, 255:
I director
(l.S-16. $15,2.55 to $16,295:
Assistant director
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief economist
Chief chemical engineer
Chief, utilization
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to the director
Production .and planning officer
Contracting officer
08-13. $10,635 to $11,935 _..
OS-12. $8,965 to $10,2.55 ,
GS-9. $6,4.35 to $7,425 _.
OS-6. $4,!«0 to $5,820..
OS-5. $4,.345 to $5,3:i5 .,
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,300
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net s.alary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Nu:n- Total
ber salary
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17. .WO
15,267
13. 749
13. 749
13. 749
12. 230
12. 230
12. 2.30
31. 9.50
8. 965
19, 344
4,846
21. 735
12,168
11, 295
221,007
75. 007
18 146.000
10.000
156, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17. .WO
1
15, 267
13. 749
13.749
13, 749
12. 230
12. 230
12. 230
31.9,")0
8. 965
19, 842
.5. 013
22, 570
12. 480
11,607
27 223. 131
0. 5 .5. 131
26.5 218.000
15. 000
COMMISSION OF FINE ARTS
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,230 to $13,250:
Executive secretary... . .
Num- Total
her salary
1 $11,357
Num- Total
her s:dary
1 $12,480
2 21.300
1 7, 342
2 11,565
Num- Total
her salary
1 $12,480
OS-13. $10,6.50 to $11,935
2 21.300
OS-10. $7,010 to $7,987
1 6,656
1 5,138
1 7. ,509
OS-7. $5,3.55 to $6,345
2 11.898
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent.. ,
Regular pay above 52-week ba.se
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $5,006
28,247
20
28,227
200
59
28,486
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $.52, 687
0. 4 3, 977
5.6 48,710
190
48,900
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $53, 187
287
52,900
52,900
BONNEVILLE POWER ADMINISTRATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From Funds
Available to Bonneville Power Administration
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,630:
Administrator
GS-17. $16,.530 to $17,570:
Assistant administrator
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Division director
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Branch chief
Deputy division director
Division director
Manager, Washington, D.C. office —
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
.\rea manager
Area oiieration and maintenance
supervisor
.\ssistant branch chief
.\ssistant to division director —
Branch chief
Commercial operations officer
Kngineer. .
Functional supervisor
Sectionhead
Special assistant
OS-13. *in,6.35 to .$11,9.35
OS-12. $.8,9.55 to $10,255
OS-11. .$7,.560 to $8,860..
OS-10. $6,905 to $7,985
OS-9. $6.4:!5 to $7,425
OS-S. $5,SH5 to $6,875..
OS-7. $.'.,.3.55 to .$6,346.
OS-6. $4.S:iO to $6,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,3.35..
OS-t. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3.7i'iO to $4,390
OS-2. $3. .'00 to $4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,81.5
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken
Deduct excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,511
1 15,392
29.598
82, 078
40, 727
14, 456
13, 978
3 36. 732
1
2
4
1
1
5
11
4
71
136
12. .563
23. 192
48. 567
12.08.5
12. .563
60,901
135. 073
48.568
76.5, 392
1,256,074
1,992,078
119
,55
152
143
96
11
3
1,137,214
l:i.5. 328
672. 791
284.151
724. 305
601.963
370. 470
39. 70S
9,672
6, 278, 246
2.227
14.871.379
94.2
519.308
9,032
2, 132. 8
14,361,103
312, 464
7.673
88.114
193. 864
30, 735
14, 993, 953
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Construction".
"Operation and maintenance"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Construction of electric transmission
lines and substations, contributions,
Bonneville power project"
$7, 437, 708
7,083,744
395, 563
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 16,806
2 32, 094
6 88. 940
3 43. 825
1 15. 829
1 15. 038
3 38. .500
24, 460
13. 520
25, 480
,52, 790
13, 270
l:!.520
66, 330
146, 140
38, ,500
827, 854
4
1
1
5
11
3
71
139
1,383,085
255
2, 211,. 525
3 21.860
171
1.224,798
29 190.014
6,53. 940
364. S:i3
757. 5,53
^2,3. 216
262. 181
35. 795
10.441
107
66
148
160
63
935
6,439,172
2,207
1,5,768,823
94.6
,599, 823
2,112.4
1,5,169.000
555. 000
8.000
4.8. 000
221.000
179,000
16.180,000
$7, 9li.S, 000
7,711,000
405, 000
96,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 17,056
2
2
2
4
1
5
11
3
71
139
32, 094
88,940
44,137
1,5,829
15,0.38
38,750
24,460
25, 750
25, 750
52, 790
13, 270
13, ,520
66, 330
146, 140
39, 02(1
832, 970
1,383,085
255
2, 211,, 525
3 21,860
171
1, 224, 965
29 190,014
654, 672
359, 178
757, 5.53
726. 971
262, 181
35, 795
10,441
109
65
148
161
63
9
3
934
6, 434, 268
2,209
1,5,791,866
92.9
595, 866
2, 116. 1
15, 196, 000
239,000
10,000
241.000
52.000
15. 634, 000
$7, 037, (XM
8, 099, 000
418,000
80,000
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
129
SOUTHEASTERN POWER ADMINISTRATION
Operation and Maintenance
Grades and nmcos;
GS-IS. $18,500:
Administrator
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of power operations
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division of power sales
Chief, division of fiscal operations —
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7. 560 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345
aS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
GS-3. .$3,760 to $4.390
l^ngraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Xet permanent (average number,
net salary).-
Other personal services:
Ke^iilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services _
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
13, 083
12, 563
11.357
43, 867
16, 767
32, 240
11,024
31.075
24. 107
10, 545
6,364
229, 506
16, 461
34 213, 045
1,678
17
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 .$1S,512
14.061
13. 520
12.230
47.715
8.861
35. 194
12.064
38. 771
30. 368
8.765
6.656
35 241, 717
1 4, 717
34 237. 000
1.000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $18,512
1 14. 394
13.520
12. 480
48. 255
8. 861
35. 694
12.231
44.451
30. 784
6,666
35
1
245,838
4,838
34 241,000
1,000
242, 000
SOUTHWESTERN POWER ADMINISTRATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From Funds
Available to Southwestern Power Administration
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $15,255:
A'lrainistrator
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief, division of administrative serv-
ices
Chief, division of operation and engi-
neering.
Chief, division of rates and customer
service _...
GS-14. $12i2i6"to$Y3',6i6:
Chief, division of administrative serv-
ices
Chief, division of operation and enpi-
neerinp
Chief, division of rates and cnstomer
service
Engineer, electrical. ._
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,995 to $10,255
GS-11. $7, .560 to $8,860 ..-
GS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $.5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670....
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,.500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
O'-ertime and holiday pay
Nightwnrk difTerential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 14. 206
1 12. 813
I 13,042
1 11,606
6
13
9
11
1
8
4
13
15
8
1
64,728
117,601
71,761
34, 050
71.6,57
6. 470
40.831
21,154
61.213
62. 875
29,035
3,266
47 248, 704
146 901. 526
4. 1 26. 184
875. 342
21. 972
3,635
25, 921
1,473
928. 343
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,514
15, 267
14,394
13, 749
14. 394
12, 480
57, 908
144.436
98.050
37. 502
56. 682
6. 0.53
56. 826
21.653
65. 474
83. 205
23.921
7.030
64 292. 332
1.58 1.028.869
7.4 54,510
974, 369
31.600
4.896
25. 646
1. ,500
1.038.000
Salaries and wages scheduled are distrib-
uted as follows:
Direct operation and maintenance obli-
gations
Direct construction obligations
.$818,868
109, 475
$9.39, 500
98. 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,514
15, 517
14, 394
14,061
14,706
1
5
15
12
6
8
1
U
3
11
19
6
2
12.7,50
.58.157
14,5.995
98. 800
38. 334
67. 513
6.219
63, 623
17.302
56. 973
84.349
24. 545
7,238
54 292. 332
1.58 1.040.222
2. 1 16. 622
155.9
1.023.600
1.200
25.500
1,500
1,077.400
$981,000
96. 400
BUREAU OF LAND MANAGEMENT
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Bureau of Land Management
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,.50O:
Director __. _.
aS-17. .$16,530 to $17,570:
Associate director
GS-16. $15,2,55 to $16,295:
Assistant director
GS-I5. $13,730 to $15,030:
Area administrator
Assistant director
Assistant to director
Chief, Alaska field committee— -
Staff officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural economist-
Assistant to the director
Assistant to area administrator.
Budget and finance officer
Cadastral engineer
Chief of branch..
Fire control officer
Forester.
Management analyst
Mineral leasing officer
Operations supervisor
Personnel officer
Programs coordination officer
Range conservationist
Records officer
State supervisor
Supervisory auditor
Supervising legal assistant
Valuation engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 .
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 ,
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-.
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ..
(iS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 ..
GS-7. $.=,355 to$6,.345 ..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 ..
OS-5. $4,346 to $5,335 ..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 ..
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2, .$3,500 to $4,130
GS-1 .$3,185 to $3,815
l^ngraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
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 (average number,
net salary) _
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment -
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Compensation of casual workers
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
bei
salary
$17. 514
15.392
14, 206
54, 432
13,374
12, 771
13,686
67. 808
24,419
12. 085
11.3.57
11,606
11,357
23,192
11, 835
23,212
11,606
11,606
22, 714
12, 086
23,691
12. 334
11,367
143, 9,58
11.835
12, 563
762, 100
181
1, .593. 210
340
2, 554, 690
2 13, 760
469
2, 956, 344
8 48. 410
391
2. 106. 570
77 382.630
4C2
1.800,720
313
1.247.060
242 896.920
37 122. 590
5 16. 7fi0
34 196.983
2.624
15. 309, 682
764, 784
0. 2 1. 654
2. 487. 5
14. 543, 244
1,717,187
388
110,708
246,371
451, 734
926, 699
17.996.231
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 16. 806
1 16,517
4 69, 488
1 14, 394
1 13, 749
1 15,038
5 73, 237
26,
13,
12,
12,
12,
24,
13,
25,
12,
12.
24,
13.
25.
13.
12.
169,
12.
12,
13,
848,
1
1
12
1
1
1
76
192
1.832,
362
3. 001.
2 14,
490
3. 403,
9 59,
400
2.368.
81 452,
390
1.928,
420
1,82.5.
234 946.
36 135.
5 17,
35 201,643
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 16,806
2,782
17, 715. 473
884, 570
0.8 4.250
2, 586. 2
16,826,653
1,974.070
2, .500
62, 405
88. 373
472. 6.50
205, 000
19, 631, 651
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follow.':
"Management of lands and resources"..
"Construction"
"Oregon and California grant lands"
" Pange fmproveraents"
"F.xpenses, Public Land .Administra-
tion Act" -
"Trust funds", _
" .\dvances and reimbursements"
"Construction and rehabihtation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
$16,601,223
26. 346
449. 303
277, 225
119,845
.389. 448
132,841
$17.
938, 523
77. 670
492. 448
325, 202
100, 000
108.000
462. 903
136, 905
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
I
1
2
1
2
4
1
12
1
1
1
101
59, 820
14, 706
14.061
15.038
73. 912
26,790
13, 270
12, 480
12, 750
12, 4H0
25, 480
13. 000
25. 500
12, 760
12, 760
24. 960
13. 270
26. 020
60.210
12. 480
160. 620
12.230
13,000
13, 520
1, 126. 155
180
1,706.195
364
3, 025, 443
2 15,030
524
3. 646. 929
9 69, 865
437
2. 578. 688
81 455, 063
424
2.107,004
431
1.880.480
244 989.679
36 136.180
5 17, 730
35 201.643
2,926
18,668,016
235.4
1,017.016
2 12. 500
2, 692. 6
17. 663, 500
2. 467. 893
2, .500
92.100
48.5. 000
20.5. 000
$19,082,193
110,000
688. 000
325, 000
102, 000
109,000
454, 000
145, 800
130
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1902
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
C(lNSOLn).\TKl) SniElH'LE OF 1'ERSONAL SERVICES 1'aID FrOM
liuREAU OP Indian Affair.s General and Special Accounts
Oradi'S and ranges;
OS-18. $18,600:
Commissioner.
(iS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner
aS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant to the commissioner- -
Associate commissioner, legislative —
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Area director
AssistaTit commissioner _ --
Chief of branch
Director, mana^iement coordination. _
Director of education.,
( ieneral superintendent
Inspection officer
Personnel otiicer
Supervisory auditor
Supervisory Kcneral euRineer
Supervisory hiehway engineer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural extension oiTicer
Appraiser..
Assistant area director
Assistant chief of iiranch
Assistant general superintendent
Assistant to the assistant com-
missioner
Budget officer-
Credit officer
Director of education..
Director of schools
Director, Missouri River Basin
Educational specialist- -
Engineer, general
Forester
General economist
General manager--.
General superintendent
Information ofiicer
Land operations officer
Land records program officer
Law and order specialist-
Maintenance engineer
Personnel officer..
Program otUcer
Property and supply officer
Range conservationist
Reports and statistics officer-
School superintendent _
Soil conservationist
Soil scientist-
Superintendent
Super\-isory accountant
Supervisory finance specialist
Supervisory general engineer
Supervisory highway engineer
Supervisory maintenance engineer
Supervisory management analysis
officer
Supervisory position classifier
Supervisory real property officer
Supervisory relocation officer...
Supervisory social worker
Supervisory supply officer
Supervisor.v criminal investigator
Training officer _
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-.
1960 actual
Num- Total
her salary
1 $17, 514
1 15, 392
1 14. 206
1 14. 206
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860.-
OS-10. $6,996 to $7,985..
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-.,
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-.
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345-.
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820-.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-.
QS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-.
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
QS-1. $3,186 to $3,815...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
134, 666
55, 786
171,243
13, 978
13.978
12, 771
13, 083
13, 083
13,083
13. 978
13. 08:3
11.606
11.836
228.175
24, 170
23,920
11,606
11,3,57
12. 085
24. 170
71.800
12. 663
25. 126
12. 563
11,835
11.357
12. 563
12. 086
13, 042
11,357
1901 estimate
1 11,357
1 11,606
1 11,357
3 36, 505
11,835
11,835
12. 563
11.606
11.3.57
23. 670
23. 212
22. 714
49. 087
23. 212
11.8.35
11.3.57
11.3.57
34, 977
11.606
11,3.57
11,357
1 11, 357
212
2. 197, 798
309
2,733,808
688
4,376,445
40 276,030
843
6, 362, 420
261
1.462,442
2,059
11,008.226
139 681,176
807
3,553,307
1,348
5, 186, 176
1.363
4, 853. 534
220 74S. 110
26 80, 433
- Total
salary
$18,6)2
16,536
15, 267
15. 267
146, 639
60, 030
185, 810
15, 038
15. 038
14,061
14,061
14,061
14. 061
16.038
14. 394
12. 7.50
13, 000
234, 790
26, 000
26. 750
12. 230
12. 230
12. 230
26. 540
77. 270
13. .520
13. .520
13. 520
24, 980
12, 230
13, 520
13.270
14, 040
48, 920
14, 394
12, 230
12, 480
12, 480
38, 250
12, 230
12, 750
12. 750
13. 620
12, 760
12,480
37, 710
24,960
24, 710
63. 080
24. 960
12. 750
12. 230
12. 230
25. .500
12. 750
12,480
12, 230
12, 230
1962 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
1 $18. 512
1 16. 806
1 1.5. 517
1 15, 267
326
42
870
J
264'
2,077
11,
165
913
4,
1,551
6,
1,311
5,
197
26
, 623. 685
, 103, 601
, 720, 118
314,883
, 976, 290
, 700, 686
988,071
820, 570
305, 766
468, 699
081, 438
727, 886
83,966
2, 745 2, 747
12,382,850 12,867,916
Total permanent ._ 11,0.58 11,423 11,601
66,362,128 62,421,620 63.684,183
147, 060
60. 694
187, 724
15,038
15,038
14.061
14.061
14.394
14. 394
16, 038
14, 394
1 12. 7,50
1 13. 000
18 234.790
2 26, 000
2 26, 7.50
12, 230
12, 480
12. 230
26. .540
77. 7.50
13. 520
13. 520
13. 520
25. 230
12, 230
13. .520
13, 270
14,040
48, 920
14,394
12, 480
12, 7.50
12. 480
38.250
12,230
13, ono
13. OOO
13. 520
12. 7.50
12, 480
37, 710
24.960
24. 710
.53. 330
26. 230
13.000
12, 480
12, 4.S0
25, .500
12, 7.50
12.480
12, 480
12, 230
237
2, M9. 6,S5
331
3. 1.54, 906
607
4, 875, 628
42 315,723
895
6,163,887
266
1.717,738
2,115
12. 228, 695
166 867, 140
920
4,3,55,;K)9
1,584
6,631,981
1,324
5,155,353
197 727, 885
26 83, 965
2,771
13,119,726
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries paid from other ac-
counts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay ahove 62-week base
Overtime and holiilay pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
Num- Total
her salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1,012.8
$6,113,114
824.1
$4,023,726
820.1
$4,062,128
29.7
144,141
17,3
78, 921
17.3
78, 921
68.7
2
16,816
274,668
10,084.2
61,379,641
10, 683. 6
68, 336, 789
10,763.6
59, 543, 134
1,661.965
432, 595
1,631,353
1,616,493
236, 712
1, 722, 917
1, 512, 493
236,712
1,830,917
364,628
206,664
660,513
212, 126
639,475
664,013
18,5,706
518, 781
568, 826
212, 126
641,075
66,838,572
63,430,689
64, 545, 283
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Education and welfare services"-.
$.30. 802. 996
13. 616. 427
3,472,205
2. 650. 127
2, 832, 101
443,284
48, 574
2, 329, 363
212,560
144, 583
238, 455
147,897
$34.827,3.53
15,116,229
3,872,892
2.846,463
3, 055, .540
661, 350
46,027
2.423,523
220.672
48.851
251,686
160. 104
$35,699,729
16, 063, 229
"Construction"
3, 864. 892
"Road construction (liquidation of con-
tract authorization)"
"General administrative expen.ses". ...
2. 838, 463
3,048,540
"Distribution of funds of the Creek
"Miscellaneous permanent appropria-
2,395,623
"Advanees and reimbursements"
"Liquidation of Klamath and Menom-
220.672
3. 851
"Construction of Indian health facili-
260. 686
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
159. 699
Indian Tribal Funds
Grades an<l ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Superintendent —
QS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,966 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
OS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
OS-7. $.5.3,55 to $6,346...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4.130...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to —
$12,210 or above:
Mill manager
Less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct —
Lapses
Portion of salaries paid from other
accounts —
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,357
20. 300
46. 130
67. no
171. 799
6.074
148. 110
69. 469
147, 372
195, 800
171,865
19, 723
1 15, 000
47 210,817
267
1, 299, 926
52.3
234, 238
1 4,600
16. 2 83, 755
229.9
1, 144, 943
1,41.5,809
4, 980
19, 297
2. 586, 029
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 480
11, 170
39, 320
66, 301
167, 475
6,718
147, 073
76, 036
176, 275
176, 206
168, 000
10, 546
I 15,000
49 220,365
1.282,9.54
25, 4
. 2 41. 475
231. 8
1,203,959
1, 263, 075
3,176
12, 072
2, 482, 882
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
3 30, 625
6 49, 262
20 143,067
22
32
34
26
3
132, 660
40, 242
1.56. 779
148, 430
106, 107
10, 649
49 222,498
203
,56. 433
199.2
1,038,361
296, 706
13, 547
1,348,614
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
131
BUREAU OF RECLAMATION
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to the Bureau op Reclamation
Grades find ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to
$19,000:
Commissioner
aS-17. $16.530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner
Assistant commissioner and chief
engineer
OS-16. $15,255 to $lfi,296:
Assistant commissioner.
Associate chief engineer _.
Regional director. __
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Chairman, Pacific Southwest field
committee..
Chief, audit and financial review
City manager
Engineer
Information olhcer
Inspection officer
Irrigation officer .
Management officer „
Personnel assistant
Power officer
Power assistant
Program coordination and finance
officer,
Program coordination and finance
assistant
Regional director
Assistant regional director.. __.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Administrative assistant
Assistant chief, audit and financial
review
Auditor
Budget officer
City manager
District manager
Economist
Engineer
Finance officer..
Geologist
Hydrologist
Irrigation officer
Management ofTlcer
Office services ofticer
Operation ;ind maintenance officer
Personnel officer
Personnel assistant
Power officer
Power assistant
Program coordination and finance as-
sistant ■
Assistant regional director
Assistant to the regional director
Statistician--
Superintendent
Snpplv officer
OS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,26.'i
OS 11. $7„560 to $8,860..
GS-IO. $6,99.5 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425...
GS-8. .$5.8S5 to $6.876..
OS-7. $6.3.65 to $6.345..
GS-6. .$4,830 to .$6,820..
OS-.5. $4,345 to $5,335.
OS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to .$4.390..
GS-2. $3,600 to $4.130..
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than .$10,635
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Xet decrease due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Nur
bei
23
Total
salary
$17,600
15. 392
16. 349
29. 369
14. 435
14.435
27.604
13. 978
12. 771
13, 970
317, 308
12, 771
13, 686
39, 832
12, 771
27,956
13,978
13, 374
6 80, 745
1
1
1
6
113
71,530
12,563
11,606
25.606
11.606
11.. 357
12. 555
59, 945
1.411.718
3 37. 689
12. .563
12. .563
72.480
11,606
11,606
12,563
12,085
61, 131
63,794
11,107
1
1 12, 563
7 86.031
2 24, 648
1 12, 086
1 11.835
1 11, 357
388
4,222, 112
719
6, 724, 204
1,070
8, 546. 144
50 369,186
1,098
7, 222, 3.55
64 398. 820
1,068
6. 030, 068
453
2, 296, 622
1,014
4, 658, 024
1,015
4.168.943
817
3. 055, 143
268
912. 813
23 75. 624
2,412
13, 264, 851
10, 080
64, 749, 274
1,426.4
7, 704, 146
9, 253. 6
57, 045, 128
1961 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
1 $19,000
1 16, 806
1 17, 576
31,824
15, 787
15,517
2 29, 744
1 15,038
1 13, 749
368, 843
13. 749
14,706
43, 119
14. 061
13, 749
30, 347
1 16,038
1 14,394
1 14,061
6 86, 529
1 14, 061
6 77. 260
1 13. 790
1
2
1
1
5
116
12,230
28,100
12. 480
12,230
13, 510
66, 020
1,628,962
3 40. 830
1 13, 620
1 13, 790
77, 760
12, 7,50
12, 480
13, 520
13, 270
,53, 680
63, 310
12, 230
6 77, 260
3 39. 020
1 13.270
1 13.000
2 24.710
418
4. 872. 603
7.54
7. 432. 218
1.104
9. 1.53. 937
63 400. 112
1. 151
8. 125. 290
69 449,476
1,198
7, 227, 948
484
2, 625, 666
1,150
5, 629, 347
1,019
4, 504. 399
810
3. 281. 160
260
962. 452
19 68. 865
2.356
13, 435, 624
11,068
71,. 534. .543
1.216.2
6,911,639
92,854
9,851.8
64, 530, 050
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19, 000
16, 806
31. 824
15.787
16, 787
30.016
16.038
14. 061
373. 195
13. 749
16. oas
43.764
14.061
13.749
30. 347
15, 309
14, 706
14.061
87. 486
14. 061
65.000
13.790
12,230
28,100
12. 480
12. 480
13. 610
77, 770
1,687,673
40, 830
13. 620
13. 790
78. 810
12. 760
12, 760
13. .520
13. 270
26. 000
63. .560
40. 560
6
3
1
1
2
424
1.131
9.
49
1.239
8
,5S
1.287
1.136
976
803
78. 040
39. 020
13. 270
13, 270
24, 710
, 958. 619
,612.121
633, 3KS
380. 007
. 7.50. ,503
383. 690
■. 767. 830
I. 6,56. 377
i. 630. 514
. 329. 634
;. 276. 933
.000.181
73, 628
13,469,768
11,207
7.3.048.116
1.013.3
6. 000. 0(XI
10, 193. 7
67,048,116
Positions other than permanent;
Temporary employment
Part-time employment..
Intermittent employment
Other personnel compensation:
Regular pay al)ove 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Additional pay for hazardous duty
Payments to other agencies for reim
bursable services...
Total personal services
$701, 173
81,136
169, 282
396, 407
1, 295, 923
71.381
28. 060
11.542
13. 145
69, 813, 177
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"General investigations"
"Construction and rehabilitation"
"Operation and maintenance"
"General administrative e-xpenses"
"Ijoan program"
"Emergency fund"
"Moulder City municipal fund"
"Disposal of Coulee Dam community"
"Operation, maintenance, and replace-
ment of project works, North Platte
pro,iect"
"Continuing fund for emergency e.x-
penses. Fort Peck project, Montana"
"Upper Colorado River Basin fund"...
".Advances and reimbursements"..
"Reclamation trust funds".. —
"Educational exchange trust funds,"
Department of State
$.3, 378. 608
21.912.854
20.314,861
6, 966, 946
92, 134
4.332
.56. 039
17.128
196
I 265. 191
I 6. 728, 239
281. 7,53
126, 420
218. 477
1961 estimate
$690, 161
.57. no
192. 273
266. 363
1.388,039
101.173
30. 399
7,449
6,000
67, 269, 007
$4,079,941
24.47.5,071
21,511,26!
7, 507, 084
158, 560
8,000
10,000
' 251.060
' 9.188.061
320. 138
177.831
162. 000
1962 estimate
$627, 684
66, 100
203, 560
1,372,102
113,550
33.238
14. 670
9,000
$4, 603, 762
23, 479, 951
22, 474, 670
7,6,53,110
146, 150
5,500
4,10(1
248, 745
10.579,177
163, 746
,56, 000
172.200
' Includes amounts for general administrative activities transferred in estimates in 1962
to "General administrative expenses" as follows:
7960 1961
Upper Colorado River Basin fund $520,000 .$560,000
Continuing fund for emergency expenses, Fort Peck project,
.Montana 20.000 20.000
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY
Surveys, Investigations, and Research
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Associate director
GS-16. $15.2,56 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Division chief.
GS-1.5. $13,730 to $16,030:
A.ssistant division chief
.\ssociate division chief
Branch chief
Chemist
Division chief
Engineer
E.xecutive officer
Geologist
Physicist
Staff assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Assistant division chief...
Branch chief
Budget and finance officer.
Cartographer
Chairman, Federal Petroleum Board
Chemist
Engineer
Geologist
Geophysieist....
Management officer
Microbiologist
Organization and methods examiner.
Personnel officer
Physicist
Service and supply officer
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-S. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 1,5, 163
3 43, 305
8
3
13
3
2
1
12
1
2
109,188
41,934
171,, 579
40, 122
27, 072
95,502
13, 978
163,632
13,083
25, 866
2
21
1
1
I
9
42
84
25, 126
248, 056
11.606
11.3.57
11.3.57
109. 245
517.308
1.013,145
1 12, ,563
2 22,714
1 12, ,563
1 12, 086
1 12, 334
2 26, 126
361
3, 868, 090
(»5
6,310,810
890
6. 999. 660
15 105, 960
,118
7, 300, 392
39 230,592
811
4, 508, 415
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
1 17, 576
1 16,307
3 46, 291
1
1
1
2
1
381
703
16
1,086
40
823
146, 185
4.5.014
18.5. 547
43. 617
29. 087
102, 917
15, 038
161,566
14,061
28. 122
12.230
25. 220
342. 790
12. 480
12.230
12. 230
141.120
646. 996
, 244, 426
26, 000
24, 960
13, ,520
12,230
13,270
27, 280
12,230
, 404, 787
,015,486
, 467, 546
121,079
,691,614
266, 555
4,948,521
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
I 16, 307
3 47, 101
10 146,
3 45,
16 228,
4 57,
2 29,
7 103,
1 15,
13 189,
1 14,
2 28,
610
014
504
676
412
117
309
678
061
122
2
2
24
1
1
1
13
51
111
1
1
1
2
1
407
740
16
1,151
40
958
24,460
25, 760
306, 245
12, 7,50
12,330
12, 480
166, 100
674. 865
.437,165
38, 510
24, 960
13, 620
12, 23(1
13, 520
27,300
12, 480
, 702, 846
, 389, 370
,717,5,57
121, 850
, 154, 368
268, 575
5,763,326
132
APPENDIX TO THIO BUDGIOT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
GEOLOGICAL SURVEY— Continued
Surveys, Investig.\tions, and Research — ^Contiuued
Grades iiml ninges— Continucii
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
aS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-.
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
QS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Qradcs established by International
Cooperation Administration;
Class 3. $13,955 to $15,255:
Geologist
Class 4. $12,445 to $13,955:
Geologist -
Class 6. $10,645 to $12,146.-
Class 6. $9,065 to $10,555
Class 7. $7,696 to $8,756
Ungraded positions at annual rates equiv-
alent to $12,210 or above (positions
established by Public Law 313, as
amended):
Research geologist
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962estimate
Num- Total
iM-r salary
381
$1,860,600
830
3,671,810
705
2, 836, 105
465
1,71,5,390
107 362.234
16 48,000
8 108, 890
9
21
17
4
107. 250
224, 975
153, 4.15
31,130
3 55. 000
239
1, 467. 619
Num- Total
ber salary
380
$2,016,450
864
4, 028, 0O6
720
3, 133, 285
480
1,907.130
104 383,947
16 52, 365
8 119,775
116,010
246, 365
170, 080
33, 640
3 55,000
242
1,495,714
Num- Total
ber salary
380
$2,031,230
949
4, 456, 590
749
3,271,602
498
1,991,069
103 383.839
15 62, 925
8 120,485
9
21
17
4
116,720
247, 850
170, 980
33,540
3 55,000
243
1, 508, 824
6, 950 7, 050 7, 500
44,705,248 49,102,193 52,320.000
209 166 190
1,303,778 1,142,193 1,320,000
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: X^.S. rates
Tositions otlier than permanent:
Temporary employment:
I'nited States and possessions
Foreitrn countries: Local rates.-
Intermittent employment:
TTnited States and possessions
Foreign countries; U.S. rates...
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
6,669
42,
72
650, 172
7.50. 698
668, 789
316
, 014, 649
210
340 000
3.i6 314
47. 697
179.039
1.140
47. 009. 623
813
47. 160. 000
72 800, 000
1, 8.50. 000
1.070.000
1S5. 000
150. 000
35,000
200. 000
51.450,000
,2.38
.50. 200. 000
72 800. 000
2, 100, 000
1, 170, 000
ISO. 000
35. 000
215. 000
54. 700. 000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations . -
Reimbursable obligations
$31,051,831
15.9,57,692
$34 600.000
16, S.'O.OOO
$36 TOO 000
IS 000 000
BUREAU OF MINES
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to the Bureau of Mines
1900 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $ls,.500:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,000
1 17,514
1 16.349
1 14. 435
1 14,206
1 15,163
1 1.3, 083
1 12,771
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,1100
1 18.512
1 17,576
1 1.5,787
1 1.5.267
1 16.307
2 29, 099
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,000
G.S-18. $18,500;
Director . .- -
1 IS. 512
OS-17, $16,,530 to $17,670:
Deputy director -
1 17.576
OS-I6. $12,265 to $16,295;
Assistant director— health and safety. -
1 15,787
I 16.517
-\ssistant director — programs
1 16.307
OS-1.5. $13,730 to $15,030;
.\ssistant chief of division
2 29, 099
1 1.5.038
4 55. 620
1 14. 394
7 104.560
1 14. 7lil',
2 29. 432
1 14.394
1 1.5. OSS
1 14,061
1 1.5,038
I 16,038
Chief of branch
4 .52. 603
1 13.083
7 9S. 1195
1 13.374
2 27.061
1 13. 083
1 13,978
4 5.5, 932
1 14.394
Chief of division
s U.S. 621
Chief economist
1 14. 706
2 29, 432
1 14,394
1 15.038
1 14.394
Chief, petroleum engineer
i 13. 97S
I 1.5.038
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030— Continued
Chief statistician
Kxecutive assistant
General manager, helium operations.
Metallurgist
Mining engineer...
Physical science administrator
Project coordinator
Regional director
Research director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Assistant to chief of division
Assistant chief economist.-- -
Assistant chief metallurgist
.\ssistant chief mining engineer
Assistant chief, office of mineral re-
ports
Assistant chief petroleum engineer— .
Assistant chief statistician.-
Budget officer ---
Chemical engineer-.-
Chemist
Chief of branch
CI]ief of division
Chief, hehura consultant -
Chief of laboratory
Chief, office of mineral reports
Chief, office of mineral resources
Chief, office of mining research-
Chief of section.-
Director, anthracite research center--
District supervisor..
Flectrical engineer
Executive assistant. _
Management assistant
Metallurgist
Mining engineer...
Petroleum engineer
Physical scientist
Physicist .-- --.
Project coordinator.
Research director.-
Safety engineer
Special assistant
Staff adviser
Superintendent of station..
Technical jissist.ant
Training administration officer
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$14. 227
13. 083
13.978
13. 978
.53. 810
13, 0.83
13. 083
65, 685
92,746
3 37. 689
1 11.3.57
1 11.606
1 12, .563
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-.
GS-11. $7..560 to $8,860.-.
GS-10. .$6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876..
GS-7. $5„3.56 to $6.346..
12, 563
11,835
11.357
48. 339
11,606
147, 388
97, 135
11,835
85. 070
12. 563
11.606
12. 563
24. 169
12, 563
107. 785
12. 563
12,563
11,357
31.434
37,689
12,563
61,130
11.606
120.845
n.606
11.606
36. 483
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$1,5. .5.58
14.061
1.5.038
1.5.0,38
43.805
14.394
13. 749
71.283
1.58.601
GS-6 $4,8.30 to $5,820..
GS-6. $4 345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390..
OS-2. $3..5flO to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly
equivalent to less than $10.635. . .
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Nel permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment -
Intermittent employment —
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base--.
Overtime and holiday pay
NIghtwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad.
Total personal services
3 36. 732
1 11.606
1 12.563
198
2, 134, 184
553
5,014.235
404
3. 162. 164
2 14.819
367
2. 408. 866
28 176.000
329
1.852.739
178 883.219
382
1, 749. 094
388
1.689.841
366
1.362,997
65 212,824
7 24, 106
1
2
I
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
11
9
1
7
12. 2.30
27, 040
12, 480
12.480
12, 750
13, 520
12,230
13. 620
13.000
12. 480
,52, 290
24, 710
145.390
116.270
12. 7,50
91. ,560
1962 estimate
Num- Total
her salary
1 12. 480
12,480
13, 620
117, ,560
13,520
25, 750
12. 230
49. 346
52, 790
13.510
65. 780
12.480
201.840
49.940
12. 4.80
26.000
13. 520
965
5. 195, 546
4,373
27, 666. 020
176
1,069,228
4,197
26. ,506, 792
298. ,509
43. 308
350. 787
196. 56S
207.714
3.5.526
42.113
27,680.317
I 12,480
1 13.520
197
2,274,610
567
5, ,576.410
421
3, 5-13. 232
2 16, 136
419
2, 939, 590
27 179.898
3.55
2.118,776
172 993,779
410
2,0,52,233
387
1.710.108
3.58
1.442.776
68 214,307
6 18.616
1
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
2
11
8
1
7
$1,5. ,558
14,394
15,0.38
15,038
43, 806
14. 394
14.061
71.927
160.536
12.230
27, 040
12. 7,50
12,480
12.760
13.520
12.230
13,520
13,000
12, 480
38, 750
24, 980
146. 410
103, 2.50
13.000
92.310
2 24, 980
12.760
13,520
118.100
13.520
25, 7.50
12.480
49, 866
52, 790
13. 510
66. 780
12.750
204. 540
,50, 210
12,7,50
26,2,50
13. 520
1.003
6, 577, 080
4, 636
30, 758, 832
196
1,290,832
4,340
29, 468, 000
294,000
39.000
364.000
116.000
216.000
38.000
4,5.000
30, .580. 000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Conservation and development of
mineral resourees"
"Health and .safety"
"Construction" .
"General administrative expenses"
"Development and operation of helium
projierties"
"Advances and relmburseraents"
"Contributed funds"
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
$15, 659,
4,928,
11.
1,(X).5.
2,976,
1,889.
761.
102. 178
,191.000
. 570. (XKl
40. IX)0
,085.000
.772.000
. 877. OOO
612.000
110. (MK)
1 12. 750
1 13. 620
199
2,305,838
563
5, 585, 3.80
4,52
3, 8,56, 094
2 16, 302
387
2, 778. 343
27 182, 663
344
2.070.758
169 952.203
416
2.114.187
380
1,700,036
361
1.478,431
,54 19S.068
5 18.616
5, 618. 425
4 502
.TO, 888. 815
1,52
766.816
4,3,50
30.122,000
295,000
39.000
364.000
219.000
39.000
46.000
31,124,000
$17.
5,
766,000
(553.000
1,087.000
.063.000
. 806. OOll
338. OOO
11,''. 000
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
133
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows— Continued
"Military construction. Army"
"Procurement of equipment and mis-
siles, Army"
"Research, development, test, and
evaluation, Navy".
"Operating expenses," Atomic Energy
Commission
"Revolving fund, Defense Production
Act," funds appropriated to the Presi-
dent -
"Salaries and expenses," Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization
1960 actual
$9. 066
1,348
5,675
223,506
205, 778
934
1961 estimate
».5,000
7,000
266,000
15,000
1962 estimate
$296,000
NATIONAL PARK SERVICE
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Services Paid From
Funds Available to the National Park Service
Grades and ranges;
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
CiS-17. $l(i,530 to $17,570:
Associate director
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant d irector
nS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Assistant to the director
Associate superintendent
Chief auditor
Chief of Mission 66 staff
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Regional director
Special assistant to the director..
S uperintendent
Supervisory landscape architect.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief anditor
Assistant chief of branch.
Assistant re^zional director.
Assistant superintendent
Chief of branch
Chief of division _
Chief of section
Deputy chief auditor
Park planner.
Regional administrative oflflcer. .
Special assistant to the director..
Superintenden t
Su pervisory architect
Super\-isory enpineer (general)...
Supervisory landscape architect.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 .
fJS-9. $6,435 to $7.425...
GS-8. $5,8i5 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
GS--6. $4,830 to $5,820 .
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
i
(iS-2. $3,500 to $4, 130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at atmual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Chief, U.S. Park Police
I>€SS than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent.
Deduct —
Lapses
I960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 514
1 15, 392
27, 3.52
13, 083
12, 771
13, 686
13, 374
12, 771
54, 725
68,702
13,686
117,207
27, 956
1 11,606
5
6
20
19
1
1
2
5
,59.217
69. 097
244. 314
220.417
12. 563
11,606
23,192
57, 034
12 142,334
4 49, 295
2 24, 398
2 24, 169
200
2,081,871
243
2, 145, 306
381
2, 883, 853
U 94, 014
415
2, 619, 400
64 363,708
428
2, 24,5, 568
116 581,050
390
1, 730, 684
338
1, 373, 235
203
776, 391
33 118, .563
4 12, 627
1 11,350
110 675.230
5. 768, 516
4,311
24, 838, 826
1.405,215
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $18. 512
1 16. 806
1 15.267
1.5.309
14,061
14.061
15,038
14,394
41,871
57, 574
75,190
5
6
18
20
4
1
2
4
1
12
6
2
2
215
266
127, 881
30, 076
12, 7.50
12,230
64,2.50
75, 960
234. 310
252.360
.W. 210
12. 750
24,460
50,190
12,230
155,520
78. 270
26,000
26,000
2, 414, 563
2, 523, 730
400
3.251.377
16 109. 470
434
2. 961. 039
71 442. 392
464
2. 649. 753
123 669.722
437
2.082,172
338
1, 485, 936
223
920, 766
17 61.835
3 9,609
1 12, 578
110 744,368
1,296
6, 127, 543
4,629
28, 010, 372
1.57
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 16, 806
15.309
14. 394
14,061
15.038
14.706
41.871
57. 574
75.190
9 130,792
2 30, 076
12,750
12, 230
65,020
76, 980
235. 620
267, 6.30
50.710
12. 760
24. 710
51.250
12.230
157. 120
79. 060
26. 270
26. 270
1
1
6
18
21
4
1
2
4
1
12
6
2
2
229
2, 574, 807
277
2, 637, 719
410
3, 372, 400
15 111,269
446
3,094,611
71 452. 382
484
2,819,343
128 707,116
487
2. 366, 607
373
1, 647, 0.52
244
1,010.215
20 73, K36
3 9. 921
1 12. 678
135 899.376
6, 771, 603
4,878
30,121,020
61
989, 708
Deduct— Continued
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts ,
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment ,
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Casual workers
Total personal services
1960 actual
.Vum- Total
ber salary
31 $178, 772
4,036
23, 264, 839
5. .534, 676
2,298
402, 326
177,345
349, 786
14, 138
22, 327
187,233
29, 944, 967
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $101, 5.50
4,356
26, 933, 131
5, 649, 956
3,000
443, 000
104,000
314, 866
8,000
23,000
65,000
33, 543, 943
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
17 $107, 066
4,700
29, 024, 246
0, 690, 700
3,000
445,000
380,000
10,000
36,000
66,000
36,543,946
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
$12,591,878
9,012,399
2,723,245
3,300,376
1,170,894
24,029
122, 149
909,694
90,303
$14,593,000
10,101,000
2,989,000
3,460,000
1,276,200
31, 670
90,273
910,000
103,900
$16,006,000
11,264,000
3,413,000
3, ,500, 000
1,279,000
14, 387
67, 559
910,000
100,000
"Maintenance and rehabilitation of
"Construction"
"Construction (liquidation of contract
authorization)" .
"General administrative expenses"
"National Park Service miscellaneous
permanent appropriations"
"Trust funds"
"Advances and reimbursements"
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation (transfer to
National Park Service)
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE
Office of the Commissioner of Fish and Wildlife
consolidated schedule op personal services paid from funds
available to the office of the commissioner op pish and
wildlife
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
(5S-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
1 14.435
1 12. 374
1 13. 083
1 13. 083
1 13. 374
1 12. 563
1 11,8.16
1 11,606
1 U,606
4 40, 810
1 9, 298
2 15,288
3 20, 260
3 17, 222
4 19,510
7 32, 551
3 11,856
1 3, 515
Num- Total
ber saLary
1 $18,500
1 15. 517
1 14. 706
1 14.394
1 14. 394
1 14, 706
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $1S 5(K1
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Pirector, office of program review
(IS 18. $1.3,730 to $15,030:
Director, nflicc of information
1 1.5. 787
1 14 7(16
Director, oflicc of international rela-
P»-o£Tam review officer
1 14 706
Special assistant to the commissioner.
r,S-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Assistant director, office of informa-
tion
1 n, 706
.\ssiRtant director, office of interna-
1 13. 000
1 12. 230
1 12. 480
4 43. 347
1 10, 275
3 21,263
2 14, 706
3 18, 928
3 16, 183
5 24, 566
2 8 840
1 3. %9
1 13, OOO
1 12,230
1 12 760
Legislative coordinntor
Safety officer
OS-13. $10.6.15 to $11.935
4 43, 347
1 10 275
r,S-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-n. $7,560 to $8.860
3 24, 253
2 14, 706
3 18, 928
3 16 183
nS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $6,355 to .$6.345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
5 24, 566
2 8 840
flS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1 3, 765
Total permanent
38 302, 769
5 34, 646
33 294. 894
0. 3 4, 096
33 295 642
0. 4 3. 642
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Po.'iitions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary emplo^Tnent
33 268, 123
243
1.890
259
32. 7 290, 799
32. 6 292. 000
Other personal services:
Regular pav abo'-e 62-week base... ..-
1,160
Total personal services
270.515
291, 949
292 000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"..
"Advances and reimbursements"
$267. 712
2,803
$291, 949
$292, 000
134
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
FISH AND WILDLIFE SERVICE— Continued
BuREAit OF Sport Fisheries and Wildlife
CONSOLIDATED SCHEDULE OF PERSONAL SERVICES PAID FROM FUNDS
AVAILABLE TO THE BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND WILDLIFE
Grades and ranRcs:
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director ._
Chief, division
Regional director
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative otTicer. .
Assistant cliief, branch.
Chief of branch
Chief, division.. _
Fishery biologist
Regional director
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.
GS-II. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985...
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425....
QS-8. $6,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345..
QS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
QS^. $4,040 to $4,670-.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
QS-2. $3,500 to $4.130...
GS-I. $3, 185 to $3,815...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent;
Temporary employment..
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad-
Total personal services. -.
1960 actual I96I estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 621
2 26, 166
4 52,311
5 65, 415
5 57, 034
1 11,606
14 163.402
14 161. 986
1 11,357
94
962. 897
211
1.822.010
321
2. 367, 177
1 7, 259
409
2, 588, 052
2 11,274
281
1, 478, 852
53 266,743
336
1, 492, 828
257
1,037,884
119 438,000
18 61, 427
5 15, 621
738
3, 113, 695
2,892
16, 228, 617
214.2
1.161.272
2, 677. 8
15, 067, 345
648, 735
47.740
439. 404
103. 122
97.360
2,519
16. 406. 225
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Management and investigations of
resources"
"Construction"
"General administrative expenses"
"Expenses for sales, etc., in refuges. Mi-
gratory Bird Conservation Act"
"Federal aid in fish restoration and
management"--
"Federal aid in wildlife restoration"
"Management of national wildlife
refuges"
"Migratory bird conservation account".
•'Contributed funds" . . _ —
".\dvances and reimbursements"
"General investigations," Bureau of
Reclamation —
"Construction and rehabilitation,"
Bureau of Reclamation
"General investigations," Corps of
Engineers— Civil
"Construction, general," Corps of
Engineers— Civil
$8,921,016
,522. 328
.522. 924
318.861
6.30. 678
662,415
3. 278. 780
47, 338
893, 225
94. 492
179,604
27, 521
254, 105
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 056
348
2 28. 788
4 56, 266
5 71, 970
6 62. 670
I 12, 750
4 177, 130
4 176, 840
1 13, 520
1 12, 230
7
1, 070, 397
4
2. 183. 217
1
441
3
306
62
354
117
13
3
. 774, 590
7,987
, 974. 155
18, 824
, 723, 328
324, 709
1,685,153
, 104, 448
461, 269
48.919
10.649
3. 337. 659
3.057
18.
152
353, 523
867, 523
2,905
17. 486, 000
1,267,000
50.000
467.000
,50.400
50.000
3.600
19. 374. 000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17. 320
2 29.412
4 57, 222
5 72, 594
5 63. 210
1 12, 750
14 178, 480
14 177, 960
1 13, 790
1 12, 480
111
1, 230, 042
266
2,514,186
344
2, 767. 424
1 7, 987
448
3,118,202
3 19, 324
332
1,834,401
62 335.001
389
1.760,821
273
1, 152, 633
119 463,199
13 ,50. 068
3 10. 961
820
3. 549, 743
3,232
19, 449, 216
168.2
593, 216
3.063.8
18, 856, 000
1,281.000
.53.000
504,000
48.400
3,600
$13. 146,000
742 000
806. 000
76.000
267, 000
751, 000
749, 000
710.000
62,000
1,361.000
155.000
198.000
38.000
313.000
$11.61.5. om
5)6.000
852, 000
86. 000
26;t. 000
742.000
717.000
762. 000
49,000
1. 360. 000
171.000
226.000
40.000
350,000
Bureau of Commercial Fisheries
consolidated schedule of personal services paid from funds
available to the bureau of commercial fisheries
BURE.VU OF COMMERCUL FISHERIES
Grafles and ranges:
OS-17. $16,.530 to $17,570:
Director
(lS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
vVssistant director
Chief, division
Chief, division of administration
Chief, ocean research
Regional director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
-Vdministrativc officer
Area director
.\ssistant regional director
Budget and finance officer
Chemi.st
Chief, branch
Commodity industry analyst
Director, Pacific oceanic fisheries in-
vestigations
Fishery biologist
Fishery coordinator- _
Fishery products technologist
Manasement analyst
Personnel officer
Procurement and property officer
Regional supervisor
CrS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860--.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345- .
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to .$,5.335
(lS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. .$3,500 to $4,130..
G.S-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Cngrade<l positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment —
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Rcguhir pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
.\dditional pay for service abroad
Total personal services, Bureau of
Commercial Fisheries
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
".Management and investigations of
resources"
"Construction"
"General administrative expenses"
".Administration of Pribiiof Islands"
"Construction of fishing vessels"..
"Promote and develop fishery products
and research pertaining to .American
fisheries" - -
"Limitation on admini.strative ex-
penses, fisheries loan fund"
"Contributed funds"
"Inspection and grading of fishery prod-
ucts" - -
".Advances and reimbursements"
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $1.5,621
13.083
38. 937
12.771
13.374
65,41,'i
11,357
11,606
46, 175
11,357
24, 398
162, 944
11,3,57
11,357
104, 166
11,606
12,563
11,835
11,357
52
108
23, 201
530, 108
934, 210
148
1,087,035
215
I, 3,52, 306
4 23,588
204
1,068.241
42 207.397
844. 909
562. 762
240. 131
51.027
20. 196
192
141
65
15
6
347
1,591
8, 883, 776
126 670,073
,465
8, 213, 703
773, 677
35, 032
101,572
&»,418
131, 598
226. 494
9, ,546, 494
4, 336. 406
.59, 992
351,280
938,128
733,790
91,. 585
451, 185
215,998
368, 130
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,0.56
14,061
41,871
13, 749
14, 394
70, 971
12, 230
12, 480
49, 940
12,230
25, 230
163, ,570
12, 480
12, 480
161,800
24,960
27, 040
12, 750
12,480
12,230
12, 480
614, 408
1
3
1
1
5
1
1
4
1
2
13
1
1
13
2
2
1
1
1
1
56
116
1,092,020
1,58
1,263,874
219
1,494,591
1 6, 5,52
209
1, 204, 603
39 209,0,59
946, 661
,598. 169
227, 1 15
37,334
11.065
196
137
60
10
3
310
1,241,531
,571
9, 683, 464
.50 355,204
9, 328, 260
480, 198
41.960
49. 457
34.649
59.089
211.301
10. 204. 914
1. 488. 285
,59. 726
404. 434
966, 284
20. 200
101, 124
450.966
■2'». 928
411.911
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,056
1 14.394
3 42. 537
1 14,061
1 14,706
5 71,325
I
1
4
1
2
13
1
1
13
2
2
1
1
1
1
57
123
1,156,338
161
1,286, ,302
227
1, 556, 970
1 6, 718
218
1, 264. 898
39 214,312
993. 139
633,071
242, 870
26, 997
11,723
12, 480
12,7,50
50,460
12,480
2,5, 480
166,250
12, 480
12, 480
163, 610
25, 500
27,040
13,000
12, 480
12, 230
12,480
631,008
205
140
61
325
1,332,191
1.630
10,101,816
53 220,482
1,677
9, 881, 334
496. 377
46. 425
49, 427
59, 139
226, 304
10,7.59,006
4,760,711
.54, 1.50
406, 600
986. 489
20, 000
3,186.317
174.228
461. ,589
289,839
420.083
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
135
Ar.r.ocATinN to smat.i. business
ADMIK'ISTRATION'
(inides and ranpes;
C.S-H. $r2,210 to $13,510:
Loan otUcer.-,
OS-12. $S,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-I. $4,040 to $4,670
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent
Dednct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
<1ther personal services; Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Small Busi-
ness Administration
Num- Total
her salary
$11,835
8,590
22, 530
9,880
8,460
12, 145
12 73, 440
2 7, 024
10 06,416
513
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12,750
9, 236
24, 273
10, 692
•9, 152
13, 126
12 79, 228
2 6, 528
10 72, 700
300
73,000
1962 estimate
N'um- Total
ber salary
OFFICE OF TERRITORIES
Administration op Tebkitories
Orades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Oovernor of Hawaii
Governor of Virgin Islands
Governor of Guara_ _
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
OS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Assistant director
(tovernor of American Samoa
Secretary of (inara-
OS-15. $l;i,730 to $15,030:
Secretary, Territory of Hawaii
Secretary of Guam
Government secretary. Virgin Islands.
Chief justice of American Samoa
Chief, division of insular affairs
I/egislative adviser
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $12,210:
Government comptroller, Virgin
Islands
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer _
Insular area specialist
Special assistant to director
Secretary of American Samoa
Auditor general, Guam
Confidential assistant. Governor of
Hawaii
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875 _ _.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 _
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 -...
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130-
QS-l. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210 _.
Total permanent-
Dcduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to members of the legislatures
of Virgin Islands, Guam, and Ameri-
can Samoa
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 000
1 19,000
1 19, 000
1 16,099
1 15,103
1 14,685
1
2
4
6
11
10
3
1
!:i,978
13, 083
12,771
14,227
12. 771
l:!,978
12, 500
11.367
12,086
12, 563
12.085
11,606
11,357
20,280
36, 484
43,637
68, 014
11,856
44,428
20, 717
39, 935
32, 759
35, 982
9,798
2,974
6,240
640, 412
152, 787
487, 625
7,218
4,371
997
47, 740
36,727
584, 678
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,000
1 19, 000
1 17,326
1 le. 307
1 15, 787
1 15, 787
1 14,061
1 16, 558
1 14,394
1 15,0;i8
12, .500
1 13, 270
1 12, 480
1
4
6
11
2
10
3
I
79
6
10, 899
38, 480
39, 896
74, 546
12, 938
43, 223
17,306
38, 606
35, 048
39, 439
11,607
3,307
6,240
584, 272
36, 702
74 547, 570
10, 659
2,347
800
51,764
50, 350
663, 490
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 000
1 19,001}
1 16,307
1 16.0:i7
1 15,787
1 14,061
1 15, 558
1 14, 394
12, 500
12, 230
1 13, 270
1 12, 780
1
4
10
6
2
13
3
14
8
3
3
1
10, 899
38,750
78,270
42, 141
13,104
75, 918
17, 472
65, 520
35, 464
12, 564
11,919
3,411
6,240
83
5
610, 172
32, 918
78 577, 254
19, 754
800
58,397
697, 705
Trust Territory op the Pacipic Islands
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. Rate of $18„6O0:
High commissioner
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy high commissioner
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Chief justice
OS-14, $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrative officer _
Attorney general
Associate justice _,.
Director of public health
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
OS-11. $7,560 to .$8,800
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
aS-7. $5,355 to $6,346
OS-fi. $4,830 to $6,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $.5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to f4,670 -.
OS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130. .-
Ungraded positions at aimual rates less
than $12,210
ITngraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net peimanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hoHday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Subtotal
Deduct amounts for Federal employees
paid from grants to Trust Territory
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
1 14, 206
1 12, 771
5
1
1
11
14
24
7
64
4
18
8
14
21
17
2
.68. 920
12, 086
12, 085
12. 663
116, 169
116,775
168, 744
45, 670
364, 220
26, 021
89, 866
35, 944
60,812
79,066
59, 756
6,532
7 66, 610
59 318, 555
271 1,693,758
33 207, 061
238 1,486,697
13,800
13,530
23,464
236, 107
1, 772, 598
1,663,711
108, 887
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 600
1
6
1
1
1
9
16
24
7
54
4
18
8
14
20
16
1
16. 449
14, 272
75, 732
12. 231
12. 231
13.510
102. 216
110.390
183. 428
67. 406
348, 192
14. 225
103. 123
39, 667
62. 672
64,392
60,240
3,827
9 84, 155
59 329, 697
270 1, 725, 556
23 146, 504
247 1,579,051
15,000
8,000
50,000
223,949
1,876,000
1,754,780
121,220
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
6
1
1
1
10
12
24
7
50
4
18
14
20
13
1
Total
.salary
$18, 500
16, 578
14, 435
12,470
12. 470
13. 510
113,808
102. 093
186, 130
51, 186
322, 400
16.295
103. 123
36. 023
05, 747
65, 615
48, 945
3,934
9 83,802
69 246, 000
260 1,608,422
20 124, 945
240 1,483,477
15,000
50,000
261, 523
1,810,000
1, 681, 029
Alaska Public Works
Grades and ranges:
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Public works adviser
District director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy public works adviser.
Chief engineer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,265
OS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
08-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4, 130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment _
Intermittent employment __
Other personal services:
Terminal leave ,
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $14, 456
1 13, 083
11, 357
12,563
65, 635
47, 007
62,068
7,426
19, 489
12, 335
10,358
43. 064
12, 436
3,515
3,266
327, 947
110, 623
29 217, 424
2,002
1. 186
41,726
262, 337
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 5.58
1 14, 001
13, 520
11,939
10, 005
50, 335
20, 987
13,312
6,157
10, 692
4,056
19 170, 622
19 170, 622
12, 600
2,500
9,578
1,000
600
35, 000
231, 700
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 749
12, 230
9,235
23,720
14,355
7,114
6, 157
9,680
4,050
13 100, 296
4 34, 402
9 66, 894
750
600
11,360
136
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19G2
OFFICE OF TERRITORIES^Continued
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actuul
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
QnuU'S ami ranges:
Mum- Total
her salary
1 $14, 43S
0.8 11,715
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
2,720
VIRGIN ISLANDS CORPORATION
Limitation on Administrative Expenses, Virgin Islands
Corporation
Ungrailed positions at annual rates of
$12,210 or above:
President
Manager, sugar department
Factory superintendent
Manager, power department
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210 -.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Totr.l permanent, Held.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent, field (average num-
ber, net salary)
Temporary employment: Fai*ming, man-
ufacturing and other seasonal labor,
chiefly per diem and piece-rate em-
ployees
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay-- -
Add excess of annual leave earned over
annual leave taken
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 000
1 16, 500
I 14,080
156 556, 505
421 601,847
579 1,206.932
18.3 6.'), 187
560.7
1,141,745
147, 318
28,202
6,257
1,323,622
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 350
1 17, 740
1 15, 140
2 25, 800
151
438
584, 115
625. 625
594 1,287,770
5 20, 770
1,267.000
190,000
32.000
10,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19,350
17. 740
15, 140
25,800
151 602, 375
449 641,830
605 1,322,235
6 23, 236
1.299,000
192, 000
33,000
7,000
1,531,000
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Administrative expenses..
(Irowing and harvesting sugarcane
Manufacturing sugar
Overhead:
Growing and harvesting sugarcane. .
Manufacturing sugar
Carpenter shop
Machine shop-
Oarage. .
Tractor repair shop
Tractor-s, operation
Trucks, trailers, etc., operation
Storeroom.
Construction work
Operations, development department,
St. Thomas
Power program, direct
Power program, overhead
Miscellaneous activities
$117,438
192,946
70. 423
61,873
84,001
8,033
19, 244
12,365
29. 839
49, 442
16,073
22, 409
109,642
148,385
149, 2.56
103, 367
128, 787
$122,000
233, 000
126. 000
70,000
90.000
9,000
21,000
15,000
32,000
62,000
18,000
25,000
118,000
15.5,000
164,000
111,000
138,000
$132,000
230, 000
126,000
72,000
92,000
10, 000
22, 000
17.000
32, 000
54.000
19.000
26, 000
120, OOO
160,000
170,000
114, OIX)
135,000
ALASKA RAILROAD
.Alaska Railroad Revolving Fund
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16, .530:
General manager
Assistant (general manager
Ungraded positioiis at hourly rates equiv-
alent to —
$12,210 or above:
Assistant chief engineer.
Assistant to the general manager, Se-
attle
Assistant to the general manager,
Washington, D.C
Chief, branch of accounting
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22, 000
1 l.\ 375
1 12, 130
1 11,986
1 11,985
1 12, 130
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $22. 000
1 1.1, 990
1 12, 615
1 12, 464
1 12.464
I 12,01.1
I%2 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$22, 000
1, 1,990
12,015
12, 464
12,464
12.616
l-^ngraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to— Continued
$12,210 or above— Continued
Chief engineer.
Chief mechanical officer
Comptroller
General traffic manager
Master mechanic
Personnel officer
Superintendent t)f operations
Less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .12-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay..
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 6.30
13, 6,30
14, 190
12,630
12, 130
12, 130
14, 190
9, 140, 207
,298
9, 318, 342
107 435,660
1,131
8, 882, 692
74. 000
587, 000
9, 543, 692
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
I
1
1
1
1
1,287
$14, 175
14, 175
14, 758
13, 135
12,615
12,615
14,758
9, 338, 121
1,300
9, 522, .100
200 860,500
8, 662. 000
38.000
600,000
9,300,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$14, 175
14, 175
14, 768
13, 135
12,615
12,616
14, 758
9,338,121
1,300
9, 622, 500
200 860,500
1,100
8,602,000
38.000
600,000
9,300.000
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary
Under secretary
Assistant secretary
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant to the secretary
GS-17. $16,630 to$17,.170:
Special assistant to the secretary
Special assistant to the uniler secretary.
Special assistant to assistant secretary.
Director, technical review staff.
Director, division of budget and fi-
nance.
OS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Special assistant to the secretary
Special assistant to under secretary..
Special assistant to assistant secretary,
water and power
Special assistant to assistant secretary,
mineral resources
Special assistant to assistant secretary,
fish and wildlife
Assistant director, technical review
staff
Special assistant to administrative
assistant secretary
Director, division of management
research
Director, division of personnel
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant to the secretary
Staff assistant
Deputy director, division of informa-
tion -
Electrical engineer, water and power. -
General engineer, water and power
Industrial specialist, water and power-
Staff assistant, w:iter and power
Staff assistant, mineral resources
Staff assistant, public land manage-
ment
Staff assistant, technical review staff..
International activities assistant
Chairman, Pacific Northwest field
committee
Assistant director, division of budget
and finance
Chief, branch of finance
Assistant director, division of man-
agement research
Director, division of property man-
agement
Chief, branch of compensation and
labor relations
Chief, branch of employment
Director, division of administrative
services
Director, division of security
Director, division of inspection
Correspondence control otficer
G.S-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Staff assistant .-
General economist, water and power .
Staff assistant, mineral resources...
Business economist, mineral resources.
Special assistant to assistant secre-
tary, public land inan:wement
Staff assistant, fish and wildlife
Staff assistant, technical review staff
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$25. 000
21,000
99,000
17, 514
30, 784
15, 392
15, 621
16. 163
14, 686
14, 435
14, 685
14, 435
14,435
14. 6.S5
14, 4.35
14. 685
13, S78
13. 374
13,083
13.083
13, 6,80
2 27, 960
3 38, 937
10 136, 053
13. 083
13.083
12,771
14,227
13, 374
13.083
14.227
13.978
13,978
13,083
11,357
22.714
36,962
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25. 000
21,000
99,000
18, 512
34, 376
16,636
16,636
17, 056
17,326
15, 267
15, 787
15, 267
15, 787
15, 517
16. 037
15. 787
16. 037
15. 038
15,568
14, 700
14, 394
14. 394
14. 706
29.432
46.114
86,341
28, 455
13,749
14.394
14,061
14,394
15, 309
14, 706
14.394
15.309
15.038
1.1,038
14,394
14,030
13. 520
13, 520
12,230
12.230
24. 460
24. 460
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25,000
21,000
99.000
1,8, 512
34. 376
16,536
16,806
17, 326
17, .576
15, 267
15, 7.S7
15,517
16,037
15,517
16, 037
16, 037
16, 037
15,038
1,5, ,168
14, 706
14, 394
14. 706
15,038
29.432
45, 114
86, 674
28, 456
13, 749
14,706
14,394
14, 706
14,061
15,309
15,038
14,700
15.309
1.1,038
15,038
14,394
14,030
13. 520
13, .1-20
12, 480
12.230
24.460
24. 460
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
137
Orftdfs and ranges — Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510-t'ontinued
StalT assistant, Boston field office
.'>tulT .assistant, Oklahoma field office, -
Budstet examiner
Finance evaminer
.\ssistant director, division of prop-
erty niauaseinent
Property management analyst-.-
.\ssistant to director, division of per-
sonnel management
Employee development ofiicer, divi-
sion of personnel management
Supervising safety engineer, division
of personnel management
.Assistant director, division of admin-
istrative services
Finance officer, division of adminis-
trative services.,
Personnel oflicer, division of admin-
istrative services- __
Investigator general, division of in-
spection
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,255 -.
OS-U. $7,500 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,315 to $7,435
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-^. $4,830 to $5,820
aS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,700 to $1,390
GS-2. $3,500 ta $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent;
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable detail
Total personal services,.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations, -
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,835
1 11,606
1 11,357
1 11,835
1 12, 563
1 11,357
1 11.600
I 12, ,563
1 12. 563
1
12, .563
11.3.57
11.006
12.563
254, 340
157,621
162. 731
131.535
19. 136
173. 907
121. 931
155. 148
48. 941
52, 063
43, 618
27, 395
294 2,388.806
21.7 176.338
272.3
2. 212, 528
16. 741
14,089
3.670
2, 208. 079
1901 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,000
1 12, 750
1 12, 230
1 13,000
1 13, 520
1 12, 230
1
24
20
19
23
2
29
25
27
15
14
12
12, 750
13. ,520
12. 480
12, 760
13. 520
274. 1.56
189. 490
152 588
155, 894
13. 769
173, 701
137. 946
134 015
05. .520
00, 595
47, 276
27. 519
291 2,5.59,522
14 123,822
277
1.800
15,000
9. 300
0.000
2, 467, 800
1902 estimate
.Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,000
1 13,000
1 12,480
1 13,000
1 13, ,520
1 12, 480
1 12, 7,50
1 13. 620
1 13, 620
1 13, ,520
1
1
24
20
19
23
2
29
25
27
15
14
12
12,480
12, 7.50
13. 520
277. 230
191.320
1.5.5.439
159. 183
13, 9.30
170, 360
140. 564
137,010
66. 4,50
01.011
47, 790
27, 519
291 2 ,580. 013
15.4 137.013
275.6
2. 449, 000
900
1.5.000
2, 470, 900
$2, 228, 109
39, 970
, 445, 80fl
22, 000
$2. 448. 900
22.000
Working Capital Fund
Grades and ranees:
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Librarian
Deputy executive director, youth fit-
ness program-
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
O.S-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,600 to $8,800
OS-10. $0,996 to $7,820
OS-9. $0,436 to $7,200 _ ,
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,710,
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,180 ,
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,655
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $13,083
1 13, 374
5 51, 189
3 25, 521
2 14, 810
50,648
11,856
49, 875
20,090
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,394
1
5
4
1
1
7
2
10
5
14,394
65, 667
30, 660
8,341
7,342
49, 089
12,771
61,754
27, 997
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 394
1
5
4
1
1
2
10
6
14, 706
66, 066
37, 190
8,341
7,609
49.920
12,938
02,919
28,309
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,170-
G.-5-4. $4,040 to $4,.505„
OS-3. $3,700 to $4,285
OS-2. .$3,500 to $4,025,,
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,710
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Wage board j-ates:
WB-18. $6,302 to $7,051
\VB-17. $6,094 to $0,71S
WB-10. $.5,.806 to $0,490
WB-15. $5,658 to $0,210
WB-14. $5,429 to $0,011
WB-13. $5,221 to $5,762
WB-12. $4,992 to $5,533
WB-10. $4„555 to $6,034
WB-9. $4,326 to $4,784
WB-7. $3,890 to $4,098,,
\VB-5. $3,453 to $3,827
WB-4. $3,245 to $3,578
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base _.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable detail,,
Deduct excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken, , , ,
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
10
5
12
$50, 587
50,770
111,504
40,008
0,014
21, 425
7, 051
0,718
20, 208
12,503
17,614
11,604
11,060
5, 090
48, 107
34,150
19, 074
41,954
150 779, 131
8.9 44,462
147. 1 734, 009
12, 513
381
5,885
39, 500
892
18, 000
2,238
809,668
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
4
2
3
2
2
1
10
9
5
12
$49, 60S
58, 734
115,766
49, 980
7,238
21,425
0, 302
0,718
20, 208
12, 503
18, 096
11.607
11,060
5, 090
48. 398
38, 563
19, 387
43, 144
158 838, 178
5.5 29,268
152. 6 808, 910
12,000
400
3,140
40,500
850
18, 000
883,800
1902 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
10
13
27
12
2
1
1
4
2
3
2
2
1
10
9
5
12
$50, 773
59, 359
116,718
50,292
7, 342
21, 425
6,6.35
6,718
20, 208
12, 563
18, 090
11,007
11.000
6, 096
48, 400
38, 772
19,460
43, 018
158 846, 479
4.2 22,579
153.8 823,900
12,000
400
40,500
900
895, 700
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to .$15,030:
Director,,
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,686
1 11,000
1 10. 150
1 10. 379
1 8, 590
12 92. ,849
16 101. 670
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 700
1 12,750
1 11,170
1 11.419
1 9, 485
12 102, 252
16 109, 492
1 0,053
14 77, 950
1 5, 346
20 93, 770
9 40,976
3 13, 750
1 3,723
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,038
GS-U $12,210 to $13,610:
Chief, re:-*arch branch . ,.
1 13 000
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
Chief, regional research section, , .
Chief, linguistics -and history section.
GS-I2. $8,955 to $10.255
1 11,170
1 11,690
1 9. 485
GS-11. $7,.500 to $8,800
12 103, 292
OS-9. $0,436 to $7,426 . . .
16 112 112
GS-8. $5,885 to .$0,875
1 0, 219
QS-7. .$5,356 to $0,345
OS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820
15 79, 166
3 14, 706
18 81,039
9 39, 199
3 11,835
1 3, 350
14 79. 287
1 5,491
OS-5. $4 346 to $5,335 .
20 95,417
aS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
9 41, 499
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 -
3 13, 854
aS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1 3,827
82 478, 325
11.9 09,8.38
82 512,848
10.4 65,548
82 521 . 381
7.8 49,481
Net permanent, departmental (av-
erage number, net salary)
70. 1 408, 487
3,976
3.300
13, 327
71.6 447,300
16,200
1.700
74 2 471 900
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary emplovnient
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Total personal services
429, 156
465,200
471,900
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and Expenses, General Administration
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Attorney General __
Deputy "attorney general ._ _.
Assistant attorney general
Administrative assistant attorney
general
OS-18. $18,600:
Assistant to the deputy attorney
general -_.
Executive assistant to the attorney
general--
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Deputy Director, Office of Alien
Property
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295;
Attorney---
Chief, executive office for U,S, at-
torneys.--
Chief, personnel office
Director of pubhc relations-
Executive assistant to the deputy
attorney general
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief, personnel office
Attorney
Business analyst --
Chairman, Board of Immigration
.\ppc3ls --
Chief, budget and accounts office
Chief, management office
Comptroller -.-
Pardon attorney
Executive officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief, budget and accounts
office
Assistant director of public relations..
Attorney
Business analyst---
Chief, administrative services offlce---
Chief classification officer ---
Chief examiner
Chief, legal and legislative office. --
Chief, records administrative office —
Chief, recruitment and placement
office
Director of libraries
Hearing examiner
Member, Board of Immigration
Appeals
Staff director _
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,256-
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,985-
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
OS-8. $6,886 to $6,876 -.
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,346 -.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,335
$4,040 to $4,670
$3,760 to $4,390 ,
$3,500 to $4,130
$3,185 to $3,815
Grades established by Interdepart-
mental Lithographic Wage Board,
Washington, D.C. area:
WB-18. .$6,302 to $6,968 -.
WB-17. $0,094 to $6,718 -
WB-16. $5,866 to $6,490 --.
WB-14. $6,429 to $6,011-
WB-12. $4,992 to $5,633-
WB-10. $4,555 to $5,034-
WB-7, $3,890 to $4,306
WB-5. $3,453 to $3,827.
Ungraded positions at annual rates $12,210
or above:
Member, Board of Parole
Special assistant to the deputy attorney
general
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
OS-4.
GS-3.
OS-2.
GS-1.
Total permanent 717 4,488,326
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
24
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
3
35
29
28
2
37
10
64
47
147
103
69
14
18
$26, 000
21, 008
20, 010
19,011
2 35, 028
1 17, 614
1 15, 870
1 14, 914
1 14, 206
1 14, 435
1 14, 435
15, 163
13, 083
107, 617
13, 978
13, 978
13, 083
12,771
14, 456
13, 083
13, 083
11,835
11,367
281, 965
25, 605
11.6%
11,357
11,836
11,606
11,606
11,357
11,357
39, 126
50, 003
364, 125
256, 858
211,284
14, 685
238, 928
61,299
304, 557
242, 739
689, 913
427, 362
273,211
49, 984
68,259
6,968
6,718
6,490
6,011
10,254
6,033
12,918
7,664
8 135, 130
1 8, 008
32 147, 597
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 21, 008
2 37, 024
1 18, 512
1 17, 326
1 16, 307
1 1.'^, 267
1 16, 787
1 15, 787
1 16, 307
1 14, 061
6 87, 943
1 16, 038
16, 309
14. 394
13, 749
15, 568
14, 394
14, 061
13, 000
12, 230
206, 790
14,310
12, 480
12, 480
13, 000
12. 760
12, 480
1 12,480
1 12, 480
3 42, 930
4
1
24
26
20
2
30
10
47
62
108
93
68
15
15
64,
12,
267.
247,
163,
15,
208,
67,
284,
288.
561,
420,
291,
66,
53,
6.968
6,718
6,490
6.011
10.796
5.033
12. 918
7,664
8 142,116
1 8, 008
32 148, 283
623 4, 142, 775
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 21, 008
1 19,011
2 37, 024
1 18, 512
17, 576
16, 307
15, 267
16, (137
16, 037
16, 307
14, 394
74,214
16, 038
15, 31)9
14, 7116
14.061
15, 5.58
14. 706
14, 394
1
1
16
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
24
26
22
2
34
10
47
51
110
93
68
15
15
13, 000
12, 480
195, 810
14,310
12, 7.50
12, 7.50
13. 270
13.000
12, 7,50
12, 750
12, 7,50
28,620
64,890
12, 480
272, 379
261, 450
182, 022
15,974
236, 626
68,018
2S8, 102
286, 642
667, 730
423, 630
294, 031
67. 509
63, 869
6,968
6,718
6,490
6,011
11,066
5,033
12,918
7,654
8 142,110
1 8, 008
32 148,719
627 4, 191, 559
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Deduct lapses -
Num- Total
ber salary
66.3 $404,737
Num- Total
ber salary
43.6 $281,379
Num- Total
ber salary
31. 4 $209, 559
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent;
Temporary employment:
United States and possessions
649.7
4,072,232
1 11,367
43,024
11, 699
6,969
18,544
32,398
8,692
2.110
1,476
668
678.4
3,848,916
1 12, 480
15,000
694,6
3,969,250
1 12, 750
16,000
Intermittent employment - -
25,000
15,004
25,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base_
1,600
1,600
Total personal services
4,208,968
3,917,900
4,023,500
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses":
$2,999,359
1,201,514
8,085
$3, 320, 200
597, 700
$3,468,800
554,700
"Advances and reimbursements," le-
gal activities and general administra-
Salaries and Expenses, General Legal Activities
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,590:
Solicitor General-
Assistant attorney general..
GS-18. $18,500:
First assistant
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
First assistant
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Assistant to assistant attorney general.
Attorney
Chief, admiralty and shipping section
Chief, appeals and research section...
Chief, appellate section
Chief, court of clalT^s section
Chief, crinnnal section
Chief, general litigation section
Chief, patent section.-
Chief, trial section..- - -
Confidential assistant--
Executive assistant-
Second assistant
Trial attorney -
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Attorney -
Chief appraiser --- -
Security officer-
Trial attorney -
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Appraiser---
Attorney - ---
Trial attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to-$10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860 --
GS-10. $6,996 to $7,986- —
G,=!-9. $0,435 to $7,425.. --
GS-8. $.5,886 to $6,875 --
OS-7. $5,365 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20, 609
140, 070
110, 552
14, 206
14, 436
14, 435
14, 685
29, 349
14, 435
14, 216
14, 685
14, 436
14. 436
14, 206
42, 618
69, 177
43, 804
97
1, 297, 632
1 13, 978
1 13. 686
22 301,668
3 35, 277
1 11.357
107
1, 274, 664
22 264, 348
139
1, 461, 830
97 850,6.58
110 785,497
14, 082
492, 272
25. 086
390. 171
387, 776
4
69
76
272
1, 270, 614
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 509
7 140, 070
1 18, 612
7 120, 182
15,517
15, 787
15, 787
15,787
31, 304
15, 517
15,617
16, 787
15, 787
15,517
15.517
46, ,561
64.438
47, 361
99
1,439,519
1 15, 038
1 14. 706
22 323,662
3 38, 500
1 12, 480
110
1, 420, 370
22 286,370
138
1, 575, 650
96 918, 130
126 970,835
2
94
4
73
74
270
15, 329
627, 197
27, 373
452. 104
412, 764
1,383,114
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$20, 609
140, 070
120, 702
15,517
15, 787
16. 037
16. 037
31. 824
15, 787
15, 787
16,037
16, 037
16, 787
16, 787
47, 091
64, 708
47,861
99
1, 462, 954
1 15, 038
1 15, 0,38
22 325,815
3 38. 750
1 12. 48D
110
1, 433, 520
22 283,470
138
1, 592, 578
108
1, 038, 460
146
1, 144, 876
2 16, 496
636, 316
27, ,540
458, 909
421, 576
4
73
74
278
1, 437, 356
139
670200—61-
-10
140
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
LEGAL ACTIVITIES AND GENERAL
ADMINISTRATION Continued
Salaries and Expenses, General Legal Activities — Continued
(Iradt'.'j and ranges— Continued
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
aS-3. $3,7l» to $4,390..
OS-2. $a„100 to $4,130
0!=-l. $3,185 to $3,S15
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Special assistant to the attorney
general .,
I*ss than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent {average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment ___
Intermittent employment _
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Experts -
Foreign counsel
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"t^alaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements," legal
activities and general administration.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
105 $430, 219
30 109,135
16 66, 786
28 94, 289
4 65,000
1 10, 000
1,325
10, 263, 571
138.8
1,067,400
1, 186. 2
9, 196, 171
218.661
16,219
61,723
70, 070
5,827
959, 977
53, 826
10, 673, 074
$10, 453, 170
119,904
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
116 $506,959
36 141,698
16 61,960
28 102,580
2 30, 000
1 12, 000
1,371
11, 433, 775
79.4
661, 795
1,291.6
10, 771, 980
123, 900
11.000
33,800
42, 2.19
1,000
1,137,000
65, 000
12, 176, 939
$12, 105, 700
70, 239
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
128 $.565. 407
36 144.839
16 62. 688
28 104,244
2 30. 000
1 12, 000
1,425
11,925,227
79.9
668, 669
1, 345. 1
11,256,658
123,900
11,000
33,800
1,000
1,396,000
100,000
12, 922, 2,58
$12, 851, 600
70, 758
Salaries and Expenses, Antitrust Division
Grades and ranges;
Special positions at rates equal to or
in excess of $16,530:
Assistant attorney general..
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
First assistant
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Second assistant
Chief, trial section..
Chief, special litigation section
Chief, special trial section
Chief, appellate section
Chief, judgments and judgment en-
forcement section
Chief, general litigation section
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Attorney
Economist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Attorney
Economist
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,936...
GS-12. .t8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $.5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816...
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment.
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Nightwork differential
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, DID
1 16, 392
1 14, 206
1 14,206
1 14,206
1 14,206
1 14, 914
1 14, 206
1 14,206
42
3
1
64
10
,52
61
36
61
26
28
76
60
16
4
569, 788
38, 916
12, 086
643. 469
123,239
535. 519
444.864
2.58. 700
314.025
146. 201
14,5,976
358, 6,W
209. 199
57,906
14, 186
31,013
618 4,038,313
60 467, 950
468
3, 670, 363
47, 923
13,980
15, 855
28, 167
19
14, 145
3, 090, 452
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 .$20, 010
1 16, 636
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
43
3
1
52
10
63
62
40
62
28
26
77
48
22
4
16, 267
15, 617
16,267
16, 267
16, 037
1,5, 517
16,517
632,888
42,204
13, 270
677, 030
133, 930
693, 782
494, 810
312,810
411,608
171,161
149. 804
396. 814
219. 232
85. 243
15,412
33, 923
539 4, 528, 856
43.3 363,856
495.7
4,165,000
46,000
6,500
16, 300
12,000
4,244,800
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 .$20, 010
1 16, 806
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
43
3
1.5, 267
1.5.787
16. 517
16, 617
16, 307
1.5. .517
16, 787
639. 357
42,828
1
13, 270
52
682,790
10
134, 720
63
600,388
62
499, 840
66
615,446
62
419, 736
28
174, 595
26
151,589
77
403, 968
68
262, 288
22
87, 240
4
15. 620
9
34,339
675 4, 824, 629
43. 4 363, 829
631.6
4, 460, 700
45. 000
6,500
12,000
4, 624, 200
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements," legal
activities and general administration..
1960 actual
$3, 680, 953
9,499
1961 estimate
$4, 244, 800
1962 estimate
$4,524,200
Salaries and Expenses, United States Attorneys and
Marshals
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $79,059
29 338,118
44 447.820
24 216,134
23 177, 070
33 231.293
48 308.357
61 371.805
673
3, 209, 523
221
1,101,169
523
2,474,723
291
1,199,068
89 336,040
7 24, 940
6 20,093
4 80,000
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $86,322
29 370,690
44 491,780
21 206,295
23 194,523
33 253,012
44 309,546
61 343,143
568
3,472,204
231
1,252,010
525
2,722,908
280
1,259,613
87 357,409
7 27.413
6 22, 130
4 80,000
6 116,400
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $86,946
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Marshal
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
29 371,440
44 493.611
OS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,256
21 207. 355
GS-ll. $7,.560 to $8,860
23 196, 123
GS-10. $6,9,55 to $7,985
33 256,587
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
OS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
44 314,814
61 346, 968
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345
568
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
3,531,688
231
aS-6. $4,346 to $5,336
1,269,361
537
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
2,816,606
280
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1,274,277
87 362,839
GS-2. $3,.500 to $4.130
7 27, 829
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815....
6 22,442
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
$20,000: Attorney
4 80, 000
$19,400: Attorney
6 116,400
$18,11(10: Attorney
6 108,000
$17,700: Attorney
23 407,100
23 407,100
$16,500: Attorney
23 379,500
$16,100: Attorney
26 418,600
26 418,600
$15,000-
Attorney
25 390,000
4 60,000
7 105,000
27 396,900
7 105,000
$14,700: Attorney
27 396,900
$14,300: Assistant attorney...
$14,200: Assistant attorney
2 2i,666
6 71,000
2 28,000
5 71,000
$14,000: Assistant attorney
1 14,000
28 366,200
2 28,000
$13,700: Attorney
$13,400:
Attorney
4 53,600
6 67,000
4 63,600
.\ssistant attorney .._
S 67,000
$13,200: .\ssistant attorney
6 66.000
2 26,000
$13,000: Assistant attorney
11 143,000
1 12.900
11 141,900
11 143,000
$12,900:
Attorney
1 12, SOD
Assistant attorney
11 141,900
$12,500:
4 60,000
6 62,500
$12,400: Assistant attorney
7 86,800
594
4,938,200
6 31,117
7 86, 800
Less than $12,210
628
4,997,200
6 31,117
602
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12.210
4.990,200
6 31,117
2,720
17.184,329
86.6 637.883
2,694
18,466.614
86.9 691, 614
2,714
18, 728, 303
71.6 490, 803
Net permanent {average number.
2, 6,33. 4
16,646,446
46, 141
40. 432
9. 305
6.902
131. 695
23, 697
M
357, 0.10
526
238. 764
165, .598
139,411
2, 608. 1
17,876,000
14,000
,50,000
12,000
6,700
69,300
30,200
100
400,000
400
265. 000
200,000
135,000
2,642.4
Positions other than permanent:
Temp irary employment
18, 237, 600
14,000
Tempirary deputy marshals (in lieu of
bailills)
.■•AOOO
12,000
Intermittent employment
6,700
Other personal ser\ices:
Regular pay above 52-week base
30,200
Nightwork differenti:d
1(X)
400, (X)0
400
26.5,000
200,000
Additional pay for service abroad
135,000
17,806,011
19, 057, 700
19,360,900
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Salaries and expenses"..
"Advances and reimbursements," legal
activities and general administration..
$17,779,980
26, 025
$19, 028, 200
29,500
$19,321,400
29, .500
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
141
FEDERAL BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
Salaries and Expenses
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess ot $18,500:
Director ---
Associate director -.
Tlie assistant to tiie director. _.
GS-18. $18,600:
Assistant to the director..-
Assistant director
Special agent in charge
Chief inspector
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Assistant director
Inspector
Special agent in charge
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Inspector...
Senior administrative officer
Technical specialist
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Inspector
Senior administrative officer
Technical specialist
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Senior administrative officer
Technical specialist
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge-
Special agent
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,936..
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,266...
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860.—
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985-...
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,876
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820--
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335--
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390-.
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130-,
Grades established by Interdepartmental
Lithographic Wage Board, Wash-
ington, D.C. area:
WB-24. $7,925 to $9,651 — - --
WB-22. $7,467 to $9,090
WB-20. $7,010 to $8. 549 ,
WB-19. $6,802 to $8,278
WB-18. $6,652 to $7,987
WB-17. $6,344 to $7,717 ,
WB-16. $6,136 to $7,467 ,
WB-16. $5,886 to $7,176 ,
WB-14. .$5,678 to $6,906
WB-13. $5,450 to $6,636 ,
WB-12. $5,221 to $6,344
WB-10. $4,763 to $5,803--
WB-9. $4,655 to $5,654-- ,
WB-8. $4,326 to $5.262
WB-6. $3,869 to $4,722
WB-4. $3,411 to $4,181
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12, 210--
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Add net increase due to changes in pay
scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Kightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 006
20, 010
19,011
17, 613
36, 027
17,613
17,513
79, 910
93,804
78, 292
15, 163
11 159, 077
9 127,858
3 42, 862
18 263, 638
4 58, 083
4 63. 287
35 468.134
3 38. 314
30 406, 366
4 62, 670
180
2,131,021
45 545.271
1 12,086
47 664, 201
113
1, 337, 273
2,736
29, 076, 670
2,066
17, 830, 909
673
4, 910, 295
390
2, 678, 625
163
1,011,170
166
962, 306
316
1, 749, 913
450
2, 247, 489
1,620
6, 759, 607
2,004
7, 896, 019
2,089
7, 642, 272
634
2, 074, 630
8,029
7,671
7,467
7,966
6,968
13, 437
39, 646
6,240
24,046
6,344
33, 291
6,034
80, 680
9,101
82. 998
36, 386
88 439,873
13,882
92, 198, 671
474.6
2, 748, 604
7,141
Total personal services..
13,346. 7
88, 908, 691
60.8 548,417
16,466
696, 233
6, 443, 614
217,919
143, 588
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 006
20,010
19,011
18, 612
56, 636
37, 024
18, 612
69, 356
100, 820
8 133,725
1 16, 307
16 232,336
8 122, 390
2 30, 784
20 314,256
4 62, 516
4 54, 996
28 392,316
4 54,996
24 346, 040
12 169, 832
191
2, 438, 357
45 589,598
2 25, 480
43 649,990
119
1, 519, 268
3,223
36, 681, 562
1,709
15, 917, 136
448
3, 532, 334
488
3, 666, 463
164
1, 099, 920
164
1, 084, 223
328
1,967,253
464
2, 608, 471
1,621
7, 744, 883
2,042
8,609,917
2,274
8, 795, 172
485
1, 704, 290
1
1
1
1
1
2
6
1
4
1
6
1
17
2
21
10
8,341
7,862
7,768
8.278
7.259
14. 020
42, 058
6.510
25. 043
6.636
35. 152
5,262
85. 142
9,110
87, 628
38, 641
88 449,739
14,114
101, 449, 933
480.1
2, 944, 903
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 006
20,010
19,011
18, 512
65, 536
37, 024
IS, 612
4 69, 855
6 101, 646
8 134, 696
1 16. 307
15 234,107
8 123, 446
2 31,034
20 316,707
4 63, 000
4 56. 293
28 394.435
4 66, 346
24 347,910
12 170,750
203
2, 610, 196
47 619,833
2 26, 760
43 565,270
127
1,633,007
3,677
41, 869, 126
1,186
11,175,938
394
3, 137, 282
639
4, 647, 783
163
1, 163, 889
171
1, 128, 602
348
2,071,174
600
2, 703, 166
1,652
7, 860, 768
2,217
9, 280, 690
2,128
8, 206. ■TO6
363
1,276,020
17
2
21
10
8.767
8.268
7. 758
8.278
7,259
14, 020
42, 058
6.610
25, 043
6,636
34, 882
6.262
86.011
9.339
88. 279
38, 669
88 450,474
13,572. 9
97,915,362
61 589, 668
19,650
378. 967
6, 770, 136
233, 533
141,128
95,973,928 105,048,334
14,173
103,116,114
480.1
2, 963, 228
13,631
9r
61
.9
562, 243
599, 643
19, 550
i, 790, 698
233, 846
141,314
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
"Salaries and expenses"
"Advances and reimbursements"
1960 actual
$94. 709. 282
1, 264, 646
1961 estimate
$103,808,293
1.240.041
1962 estimate
$105,30.5,951
1,041,243
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
Salaries and Expenses
106,347,194
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess ot $18,500:
Commissioner
GS--18. $18,600:
Associate commissioner
Executive assistant to the commis-
sioner
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Chiefspecial inquiry officer
Deputy associate commissioner
Assistant executive assistant
General counsel.
Regional commissioner
aS-16. $15,266 to $16,296:
Assistant commissioner
Deputy regional commissioner
aS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Attorney
Assistant commissioner
Assistant executive assistant
Associate deputy regional commis-
sioner
Deputy assistant commissioner
Deputy district director
District director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Assistant district director -
Assistant regional commissioner
Attorney
Chief field inspector
Chief of branch
Deputy district director...
District director
Employee development officer
l*gal assistant
Management analyst
Officer in charge
Personnel officer
Special inquiry officer
Supervisory deportation officer
Supervisory engineer
Supervisory immigrant inspector
Supervisory immigration patrol officer
Supervisory investigator
Supervisory naturalization examiner.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
QS-10. $6,996 to $7,986
OS-9. $6,436 to $7,426.
GS-8. $6,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,356 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,346 to $6,336.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815..
Ungraded positions at aimual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Assistant commissioner
District director..
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions. . .
Foreign countries:
United States rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment.
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
2 36, 028
16, 392
61,568
15,392
16,392
61, 568
1 14, 206
4 67, 303
2 26, 854
1 13, 083
1 12, 771
8 102,168
8 102.480
1 13.083
14 185,016
3
21
7
1
4
12
7
1
1
2
8
1
4
2
1
2
2
4
1
166
71
1,280
i
1,668
(
203'
1
130
712_
833'
697'
118'
7
34, 071
246, 774
81, 432
11,357
46, 428
142, 353
80, 953
11, 357
11,606
22,714
91,354
12, 663
46, 664
22, 714
12, 663
23. 192
23. 212
45. 428
11.357
. 680, 665
, 661, 787
, 763, 236
499, 889
1, 662, 322
I, 442, 090
, 063, 986
651, 228
, 268, 726
, 476, 676
5,917
412, 112
22,234
6
1
20
71,030
14, 206
45, 964
122 621,395
896
40, 686, 262
624
3, 009, 750
6,287
37, 095, 466
66
18
638, 547
41, 500
3,164
286, 376
226, 817
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $20,000
2 37, 024
1 18, 512
16, 536
66, 144
16, 536
16, 536
66.954
15, 267
61, 838
27. 810
14, 061
14, 061
8 111,562
8 111,5.62
1 14. 394
14 200.638
36. 690
266, 860
88, 170
12, 230
49. 670
154.750
88, 690
12, 480
12, 480
24,460
99, 340
13. 620
60,710
24. 710
13. 520
25. 230
24. 960
49. 420
12, 480
21
7
1
4
12
7
1
1
2
8
1
4
2
1
2
2
4
1
166
1, 834, 144
338
3,119,416
760
6, 108, 799
33 260,342
1,621
11, 646, 166
1,072
6, 892, 160
329
1, 832, 217
130
713, 773
752
3, 735, 090
833
3, 777, 364
663
2, 798, 263
118 448,609
7 24, 441
6
1
20
77, 585
16, 267
47,223
122 625,035
7,109
45, 846, 669
483
3, 174, 469
6,530
42, 007, 600
76 618,600
20 46, 000
3,400
585, 900
379,300
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
2 37. 024
1 18. 612
1 16, 796
4 67, 184
1 16, 796
1 16, 796
4 67, 224
1 15. 527
4 62, 588
2 28. 455
1 14. 394
1 14.061
8 112,488
8 112,821
1 14,394
14 202,531
3
21
7
1
4
12
7
1
1
2
8
1
4
2
1
2
2
4
1
167
1,
342
3,
761
6,
36
1,661
12,
1,284
8,
118
130
763
3,
846
3,
686
2
118
7
36, 690
268, 880
89, 210
12, 480
49,920
166, 040
88,690
12, 480
12, 730
24,960
100, 380
13, 620
61, 230
24,960
13, 520
25. 480
26. 460
49, 920
12, 480
861, 485
174, 930
176. 312
286, 850
082, 707
, 290, 123
711, 504
728,284
, 848, 247
, 866, 998
, 916, 061
453, 677
24, 991
5 77, 686
1 16, 267
20 48, 448
122 625,888
7,205
47, 086, 978
461
2, 996, 478
6,633
43, 336, 400
91 708,100
20 45, 000
3,400
195, 100
379, 300
142
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION
SERVICE— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holitiav pay
$289,000
2,217.331
191,365
1,041,027
1,298,245
20, 863
81, 690
1, 722
76. 620
16, 987
4,740
$165,000
2, 374, 600
206,500
1, 305, 100
1,618,800
31,300
88, 000
1,700
76, 500
16,000
6,000
$2,387,000
218.600
Extra compensation (act of Mar. 2,
1931):
1, 305. 100
1,647,700
Additional pay for service abroad
31,300
88,000
1,700
76, 500
Witness fees - -
16,000
Payments to other agencies for reim-
6,000
43, 437, 349
49,428,300
50, 444, 100
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows;
"Salaries and expenses"
$42, 387, 413
1, 049, 936
$48,119,200
1, 309, 100
$49, 135, 000
"Advances and reimbursements"
1,309,100
FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM
Salaries and Expenses, Bureau of Prisons
BUREAU OF PRISONS
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,600: Grade established
by act of July 31, 1956 (5 U.S.C.
2205 (a) (32)):
Director
Grade established by the Attorney
General comparable to;
GS-16. $15,2.56 to $16,295:
Deputy assistant director -
Warden.
GS-18 $18,600:
Deputy director
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570;
Assistant director
Attorney -adviser
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Warden
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Warden
GS 14. $12,210 to .$13,510:
Attorney-adviser.
Supervisory architect
Budget officer
Personnel officer
Chief, fiscal and business branch
Correctional research officer
Warden _
Associate warden.-
GS-13. $10,636 to .$11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265 ---.
GS-11. $7,500 to $8.860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875- .
OS-7. $5,356 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to .$4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
• Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 14, 206
2 28, 412
3 46, 405
1 16, 621
2 28, 412
4 61, 708
12, 563
12, 663
11,357
11,357
11,606
11,835
152, 982
11,357
406, 505
653, 160
1
1
1
1
1
1
13
1
40
7fi
137
1, 002, 840
87 684, 024
360
2, 270. 604
65 328,725
,498
7, 919, 908
.488
6, 828. 571
128 690,025
42 168, 749
14 64, 679
2 7,290
825
6, 558, 107
4,786
26, 812, 371
267
1, 333. 288
4,619
25, 479, 083
687, 366
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $20,000
1 15, 467
2 30, 603
18, 512
3 60. 248
1 17, 036
2 30, 680
4 55, 782
I
1
1
1
1
1
13
1
39
76
137
1
87
360^
55'
1,486
1.468
127'
42
14
2
824
13,520
13.620
12.410
12. 290
12,720
12. 960
165. 260
12,230
428, 641
705, 663
. 089. 745
638, 731
. 473. 960
357, 895
8, 612, 660
, 422, 671
636, 320
183, 125
59, 380
7,879
6,676,941
4,761
28, 786, 619
98
691, 619
4,653
28, 195, 000
643, 000
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 16, 627
2 30, 878
18, 512
3 50, 658
1 17,056
31,004
56, 433
1
1
1
1
1
1
13
1
42
77
137
1
99
381
2
65
1,498
f
1.518
130 '
74
14
2
832
13, 530
13,520
12. 640
12,490
12, 740
13. 090
166. 890
12,460
466, 379
727, 645
,112,625
730, 007
, 668, 474
366, 135
8, 867, 339
, 761. 415
663. 143
315. 2.56
60,059
7, 952
5 801, 170
30, 033, 927
123
755. 927
4,771
29, 278, 000
660,000
BUREAU OF PRISONS— continued
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services. Bureau of
Prisons
ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH
SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Director grade
Senior grade
Full grade
Senior assistant grade
Assistant grade
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
time employment — _
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Part-
Total personal services.
Health Service
Public
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$197. 717
726, 821
448, 787
27, 439, 774
14
18
17
48
7
78. 330
141.320
74, 255
71. 085
421, 670
34, 680
112,600
33, 230
7,510
228. 666
222. 780
162, 412
390, 454
43, 335
265
2, 022, 327
26 155, 315
240
1, 867, 012
6,762
4,020
19, 073
7,063
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$104. 000
790. 000
490,000
30.222.000
14
18
17
51
4
86, 315
156, 660
81,400
78, 210
569, 804
38, 730
33. 990
36, 810
8, 290
234. 486
228,480
166, 762
423. 774
22,645
265
2, 166, 356
6 40,351
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$790,000
500.000
31,218,000
14
18
17
61
4
87,095
157, 180
83,545
79. 696
678, 546
38, 896
34, 640
37, 305
8,600
234, 486
228, 480
166, 762
425, 674
26, 129
260
2, 126, 005
6,000
2,000
20, 000
11, 000
1, 902, 930
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
"Salaries and expenses".
"Advances and reimbursements"
Public Health Service
$26, 790. 342
649. 432
1, 902, 930
2, 165, 006
$29, 642. 000
680, 000
2, 166, 005
265
2, 185. 831
7 64, 712
2, 131, 119
6,000
22,000
12,000
2, 171, 119
$30, 538, 000
680, 000
2, 171, 119
Buildings and Facilities
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS 12 $8 955 to $10 255
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9. 547
2 13.812
2 9. 984
1 4, 056
41 260,018
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 275
2 14. 8.W
2 10. 798
1 4, 347
40 265. 435
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10,275
GS-9 $6 435 to $7,425
2 14, 852
GS-7. $5.3.55 to $6,345
2 11,084
OS-5 $4 345 to $5,335
1 4,468
Ungraded jiositions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
40 269, 766
47 297.417
13 66,499
46 305. 707
6 36, 707
46 310. 445
6 36, 445
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
34 230,918
8.727
1,901
4,257
40 270,000
12,000
2,000
6,000
500
40 274,000
Positions other than permanent; Inter-
12,000
Other personal servicer:
Regular pay above 62-week base
6,000
600
Total personal services -
245, 803
289.500
291,500
Federal Prison Industries, Incorporated
limitation ON administr.\tive and vocational expenses,
FEDERAL PRISON INDUSTRIES, INCORPORATED
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,.530 to $17,.570;
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,392
1 13.374
1 13, 083
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,536
1 14.394
1 13, 749
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10,806
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 14. 706
Deputy associate commissioner -
I 13. 749
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
143
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant commissioner
Assistant secretary
Superintendent of industries
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
aS-9, $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at rates equivalent to
less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses.-.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Payments to prison inmates
Add excess of annual leave earned over
leave taken-..
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,367
4
10
24
51
24
92
12
38
23
18
7
1
1
47, 187
105, 040
206,563
376, 186
158, 709
573, 262
69, 747
203, 662
118, 682
81.076
28,994
4,077
3,640
1, 970, 615
697
3, 999, 646
63.1
486, 539
633.9
3,513,007
30, 465
42,832
686
27.885
14. 130
3,739
328, 892
1, 670, 201
42,890
6, 674, 617
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
4
12
23
68
21
103
18
27
19
17
7
1
1
$12, 230
12,750
61,480
133. 702
216. 176
461. 700
157.358
687. 127
113.959
156, 340
102, 186
83.219
31.720
4,410
4,035
2, 098, 796
612
4,371,865
78,160
601
4, 293, 706
20,000
48,414
3,000
17,607
12, 680
4,651
336, 289
1, 852, 185
50,522
6, 639, 053
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
4
12
28
65
19
103
18
26
20
17
6
1
1
$12, 480
12, 760
61.990
134. 764
263.111
447,308
134, 975
707, 719
116.940
153, 966
108, 698
85, 646
27, 456
4,410
4,139
2,117.:
610
4,429,403
35, 467
4, 393, 946
21, 268
49, 651
4,000
13. 130
4,709
341.478
1, 882, 601
47, 486
6, 768, 269
ANALYSIS OF CIVIUAN SERVICES
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Total number permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of all other posi-
697
12
646
669
9 0
$6,666
$6. 842
612
10
611
627
9.2
$7, 193
$7,091
610
10
616
Number of employees at end of year
632
9 2
Average OR salary ..
$7, 338
$7, 179
Civilian personal services:
Permanent positions...
$3,513,007
73, 873
374, 646
42,890
$4, 293, 705
71. 414
371, 227
60,522
$4, 393, 946
Positions other than permanent..
74.919
359, 317
Add excess of leave earned over leave
taken _
47, 486
Total civilian personal services
4,004,416
4,786,868
4,876,668
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Civilian personal services:
Administrative
49 $342, 499
97 603,230
17 156, 614
383
2, 902, 073
54 $411,000
115 799.338
21 179. 640
421
3.396,990
64 $420, 000
122 847,966
Construction
18 176, 000
422
3, 432, 702
Total civilian personal services
646
4. 004, 416
611
4, 786, 868
616
4,876,668
Payments to prison inmates:
Construction
166 64,011
4,272
1, 606, 190
182 68,490
4,618
1, 783. 696
182 69,000
4,668
1,813,601
Total payments to prison inmates...
4,438
1,670,201
4,800
1, 852, 185
4,850
1,882,601
4,984
6,674,617
6,411
6,639,063
6,466
6,768.269
i
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of .$16,530:
Secretary of Labor...
Under secretary of labor
Assistant secretary of labor
Administrative assistant secretary
G.S-18. .*18,500:
Deputy imder secretary --.
GR-17. $16,530 to .$17,570:
Deputy assistant secretary
Assistant to under secretary _.
Special assistant to the secretary
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
E.\ecutive director of office of man-
power administration functions
Director of information -.
Director of personnel
Special assistant to tlie secretary
Deputy administrative assistant sec-
retary
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant to the under secretary
Special assistant to the secretary
Manpower development officer
Assistant to the assistant secretary
Labor-management relations special-
ist
Manasement analysis officer _..
Associate director of personnel
GS-14. .$12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant to the secretary
Administrative assistant
Social service research analyst
Accountant
Administrative officer
Librarian
Chief of division
I'rocedm-es and methods specialist
Employee development officer
Publications officer
Personnel employment officer
Management analj-st
Radio and TV scriptwriter
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to .$7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426.-_.:._
$5,835 to $6,875... _
$.5,355 to $6,345... _
$4,830 to .$5,820
.$4,345 to $.5,-335..
.$4,010 to $4.670
.$3,760 to .$4,390
$3,500 to .$4,130
Ungraded positions at lioiu-Iy rates equiv-
Icnt to less than $9,890..
GS-8.
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
Total permanent. 161 1,222,622
Deduct —
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $2,5, 000
1 21.000
2 40. 000
1 19. 000
1 17. 514
2 31,013
15, 021
1 14, 206
1 14,914
1 14. 206
1 14, 435
1 13. 978
1 12. 771
1 13. 374
1 12, 771
11,606
12, 085
11,367
36. 233
11,835
11,835
11,835
11,357
12. 085
11,357
1
12
12
13
4 .
16
5
15
7
18
17
8
2
11.357
119,539
104, 955
94. 346
28, 164
98,012
29.641
80. 370
35. 527
81,618
68, 265
30, 053
6,532
12, 855
Lapses.
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Other personal services:
RpKUlar pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
15 93, 675
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25, 000
1 21. 000
2 40. 000
1 19. 000
18,512
33, 072
16, 806
33. 592
15. 267
16, 037
15, 787
13. 749
15, 038
13, 749
13, 749
1 13. 749
1 13, 749
12,230
3
13, 270
12, 480
39, 520
13, 000
13, 000
13, 000
12, 480
13, 270
12, 480
12. 230
12. 480
119.435
113,630
96, 262
30. 825
119. 662
31. 595
87.819
33. 301
88,236
84,032
32. 679
7,030
1.3,914
1, 128, 947
3,140
6,006
!, 138, 153
166 1, 375, 716
11.9 92,970
2,260
154 1
1, 280, 486
5.184
6,670
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $25. 000
1 21.000
2 40, 000
1 19. 000
1
18. ,512
33.072
16. 806
33. 592
1 16. 267
1 15. 267
1 16. 037
15. 787
13. 749
16. 038
13, 749
13, 749
1 13, 749
1 13. 749
1 13. 749
1 12, 230
13, 270
12, 480
39, 520
13, 000
13,000
13, 000
12. 480
13. 270
12. 480
12. 230
12. 480
130. 085
113. R30
96, 262
30, 825
126,110
31.. 595
98, 561
33. 301
96. 930
108. 368
32. 679
7. 030
13,914
180 1, 465, 592
11.9 93.036
168.1
1, 372, 656
1, 292, 340
1, 379, 226
Working Capital Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, division of administrative
management.-
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$10,370
18, 366
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$12, 230
11,170
29, 765
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
1
1
3
Total
salary
$12,230
11,170
29, 765
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $.5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3.815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Positions other than permanent
Regular pay al)0ve 52-week base
Nightworkdifferential...
Overtime and holiday pay
.\dd excess of armual leave earned over
leave taken
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$39, 770
6,822
13,042
10, 920
32, 947
19, 957
46,564
63, 708
86, 466
39, 126
15, 807
49 239, 143
135 643, 008
1.2 5,963
133. 8 637, 045
7,473
4,111
1.949
24, 152
615
675, 345
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$41,205
7,010
14. 207
12. 105
36, 607
27,809
63. .504
113,465
109. 920
63.058
20, 779
51 249,661
802, 495
14,795
158 787,700
8,000
3,090
2. 065
27, 020
4,625
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$41, 205
7,010
14, 207
12, 105
36, 607
27, 809
63,604
113, 465
109, 920
63,068
20. 779
51 249, 661
161
3
802, 495
14, 795
158.5 787,700
8,000
2,065
27,010
4,525
Advances and Reimbubsements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Executive vice chairman ... . . .
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,392
1 14, 706
1 13, 083
1 11,357
1 12, 563
7 73, 146
2 17, 160
4 28. 370
2 12.287
1 5. 637
3 15,413
4 18, 893
8 36, 773
5 19,220
1 4,077
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 536
' 1 13. 749
1 13,749
1 12, 230
1 13, 520
13 143, ,584
1 9. 485
5 39. 395
4 26. 623
1 6.219
3 17,098
7 37. .525
4 19. .5,53
8 33, 800
3 13, 230
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 536
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 13,749
1 13,749
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Contract compliance adviser
1 12, 230
Information officer - - . .
1 13, 520
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-
10 111,634
Ge-12 $8,955 to $10,255 - -. .
1 9, 485
GS 11 $7 560 to $8,8G0
3 22, 963
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,425 - .
3 20, 009
GS 8 $5 885 to $6 875
1 6. 219
GS-7 $5,355 to $6,345 __
2 11,. 565
GS-6 $4 830 to $5,820 - .
7 37. .525
4 19, 553
GS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
5 21,112
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390
1 4,410
42 298,077
1,038
64 416,296
1.5 12,336
42 334,259
1.4 10,811
Net permanent (average number,
42 297, 039
1.9 13,951
2,388
52. 6 403, 960
1 7,500
1,588
40. 6 323, 448
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
1 7,500
Other personal services: Regular pay
Total personal services
313,378
413,048
330,948
BUREAU OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT REPORTS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,.500:
Commissioner —
GS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Deputy commissioner- .
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17,514
1
15, 392
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $18, 512
1
10, 806
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $18, 512
1 16, 806
145
146
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUREAU OF LABOR-MANAGEMENT
REPORTS— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
Qrades and ranees— Continued
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,296:
Assistiint commissioner
Chief of division .-.
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant commissioner
Chief of division
Deputy assistant commissioner..
Heneral investigator
Director
Regional director ___
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative ofBcer
Area director
Assistant chief of division
Assistant regional director
Chief of branch. __
Field liaison officer
General investigator
Director
Management officer
Supervisory Investigator —
Technical assistance officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 --
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,360.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,336-.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815—
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details -
Total personal services-,
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$43, 326
14, 206
12,771
78, 467
6
1
4
1
22
1
6
9
1
11
1
77, 541
12,771
51,396
12, 563
251. 060
n.Kl
68, 142
103, 419
11,606
124,927
11,367
2
78
116
29
22
1
23
17
72
68
25
3
22,714
776, 146
964, 556
207. 304
133.812
6.240
118.416
79. 292
309. 649
266. 742
94. 370
9.484
531 3.906.330
380.8
2, 800, 330
150.2
1,106,000
164, 115
1961 estimate
Kum- Total
ber salary
3 $46, 571
1 16, 267
1
5
1
6
1
4
1
22
1
6
7
1
11
13, 749
70, 658
14, 061
83,461
13, 749
66, 953
13, 620
270. 3.'^0
12. 230
73. 380
86. 900
12. 480
134, 530
12, 230
3 36. 690
72 772, 974
119 1,072.116
28 215, 597
167, 727
6,718
122, 884
80.637
330. 316
307. 781
109. 690
10,443
24
1
22
16
71
72
27
3
532 4, 187, 969
73.7
673. 969
458.3
3,614,000
176,000
15, 787
73, 200
2,013
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $46, 571
1 16, 267
13,749
98, 166
14,061
83, 451
13,749
69, 702
1
6
1
6
1
22
1
10
13
1
6
13, 520
270, 350
12. 230
122. 300
160. 280
12. 480
61, 160
1 12,230
2 24, 460
3 36. 690
80 870. 624
127 1, 170. 645
26 206. 516
173, 758
6.885
131.914
92. 499
386.711
400. 138
122. 866
10, 653
26
1
23
18
82
94
30
596 4,688.911
13.2
103,911
582.8
4,685,000
1,000
4.000
196. 698
1,664,681
3, 881, 000
4, 590. 000
BUREAU OF INTERNATIONAL LABOR AFFAIRS
Salabies and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $16,530:
Assistant secretary of labor
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy assistant secretary.
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Special assistant to the assistant secre-
tary
Director, office of international organ-
izations affairs
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Special assistant to the assistant secre-
tary
Director, office of country programs
affairs
Director, office of international per-
sonnel and management...
Associate director, international
labor organization
Economist (international) — .
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 16, 870
1 14, 435
1 13, 978
1 13,083
1 13,978
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20, 000
17,056
16, 267
15, 267
13,749
14,061
16,038
16, 65S
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$20,000
17, 066
16, 267
15,267
13,749
13, 749
14, 061
15,038
IS, 668
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $15.030— Continued
Associate director, office of interna-
tional organizations aSairs
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Country program specialist
Deputy office director
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $0,436 to $7,425.
OS-7. $5,3.56 to $6.345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
OS-5. $4,346 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-\veek base
Total personal services-.
1900 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13,083
2 22, 714
10,858
6,610
26,541
17, 367
13, 936
10, 192
23 212, 646
1.5 14,301
21.6 198,244
1,634
199, 878
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$49,690
12,230
22, 689
8,966
7,010
35, 174
24,606
27. 332
13,208
8,424
36 335, 224
1.3 10,664
600
34.7 324,160
1,290
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$61,920
12.230
22. 689
8,965
7,010
67, 414
29,972
37,024
17, 565
32,760
7,530
55 444, 714
1.8 14,714
63. 2 430, 000
430,000
OFFICE OF THE SOLICITOR
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Solicitor of labor
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy solicitor of labor
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Assistant solicitor...
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant solicitor
Deputy assistant solicitor
Special assistant to solicitor
Regional attorney —
Territorial attorney (Puerto Rico) —
Hearing examiner
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,520:
Special assistant to solicitor — -
Administrative officer--.
Deputy regional attorney
Associate regional attorney.
.\ssistant to assistant solicitor
Branch chief ---
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,876
aS-7. $5,356 to $6,345 -
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,335
GS-5. $4,345 to $4,670-
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670 -
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,130
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-l. $3,185 to $3.815
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 000
1 15,376
5
1
1
10
1
2
2
1
8
28,620
65, 082
12,771
12, 771
140, 037
13.083
26. 166
24,336
12,168
90, 856
1
16
15
45
33
1
27
11,367
187, 523
155, 292
388, 648
234, 946
6,506
158,053
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment-.
Otiier personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Additional pay for service abroad
Compensation of witnesses
Total personal services -
6
20
39
70
56
26,458
103. 459
172.315
279. 658
207. 637
10. 733
6,780
367 2,409,630
11.8 78,207
365.2
2,331,423
11,500
17, 494
6.854
10. 672
2. 377. 843
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 000
1 16. 806
5
3
1
10
1
2
4
1
10
3
1
13
29
48
30
1
30
1
16
21
42
66
41
4
2
46,841
70, 659
41, 659
13, 748
152. 506
14, 061
28, 788
53,040
13, 620
123,300
38.750
12.480
162. 8.50
316.436
441.380
230. 729
7,010
197, 756
6,386
89, 157
115,777
203,114
293,775
170,363
16,516
7,342
390 2, 903, 649
31.8 139,891
4,324
358.2
2, 759, 429
1,650
10, 613
5,452
12,224
2, 789, 368
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $20, 000
1 16, 806
6 77,374
29,100
82, 806
27,527
152, 606
14, 061
28,788
63,040
13,520
123,300
38,760
12, 480
163,100
338,111
414, 485
238,301
7,010
255, 766
6,386
96,602
116,777
207, 795
310,310
179,683
15, 516
7,342
408 3, 045, 142
17.3 45,787
390.7
2,999,355
6.452
10,667
3,016,474
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
147
BUREAU OF LABOR STANDARDS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Director
QS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director. „
Director. President's Committee for
the Physicallv Handicapped
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant director for safety
Assistant director for State services. _.
Assistant director. President's Com-
mittee for the Physically Handi-
capped
Chief, division of welfare and pension
reports -
Director, President's Committee on
Migratory Labor
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Area safety supervisor
Assistant chief, division of State serv-
ices
Assistant chief, division of welfare and
pension reports
Chief, division of child labor and
youth employment
Chief, division of reports and public
service-
Deputy chief, division of safety-
Field representative
Information specialist
Safety engineer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.-.
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
OS-7. $5,355 to $6.345 ,
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815.
Total permanent.
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base...
Additional pay for service abroad..
Total personal services ...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$15,615
14, 190
14, 670
14, 4,56
13, 978
13, 686
1 13, 283
1 13, 978
1
12, 771
4 46, 424
1 11,357
2 22, 714
1 11,357
1
1
1
1
3
27
31
26
11
1
20
10
50
58
32
12, 563
11, 3.^7
11,606
11,606
35, 775
290, 282
264, 697
189, 128
68, 160
6,074
104, 915
49, 962
222, 638
236, 115
115,645
18, 407
296 1,867,209
41. 6 272, 820
254.5
1, 594, 389
9,076
13, 562
1,617,027
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17,056
15, 267
16,037
15,038
15, 038
14, 394
15,033
13, 749
49, 920
12,230
24, 710
12,230
13, 520
12, 230
12, 480
12, 750
38, 480
302, 952
296, 666
211,586
79, 849
6,652
119.513
48, 869
245, 230
225, 186
122, 596
19, 946
290 1, 989, 102
6.9 42,902
3,500
283.1
1, 942, 700
4,000
11,600
7,700
1, 965, 900
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
1
1
1
Total
salary
$17,066
15, 267
16. 037
13, 749
15. 038
16,038
1 14, 394
1 16, 038
1
13, 749
62, 150
2 24, 710
1 12, 230
1
1
1
1
3
30
39
36
14
1
23
9
66
60
30
6
13, 520
12, 230
12, 480
12, 750
38, 480
334. 902
359, 421
279, 725
92, 745
6.552
130, 246
48, 859
266, 965
261. 399
122. 596
19, 946
329 2, 269, 601
8.9 55,301
320.1
2, 204, 200
4,000
11, 500
2, 221, 700
BUREAU OF VETERANS' REEMPLOYMENT
RIGHTS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Director
GS-15. $12,770 to $13,970:
Deputy director...
GS-14. $11,356 to $12,655:
Chief, division of field operations
Chief, division of military liaison and
reserve activities
Regional director
OS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $.8,965 to $10,265
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $,5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent-
1860 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 436
1 12,771
1 11,367
11,606
106, 162
32, 673
61, 647
21, 590
5,782
32, 346
15.912
76, 646
30, 612
18, 969
65 451, 107
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 787
1 13, 749
1 12, 760
114, 480
33, 759
85, 675
30,284
6,386
35, 360
17,306
70, 679
38, 896
12, 793
64 487, 904
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 787
1 13, 749
1 12, 750
114, 480
33, 759
85, 675
30, 284
6,386
36, 360
17, 306
70, 679
38, 896
12,793
64 487,904
Deduct—
Lapses
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-\veek base
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1. 2 $36, 674
63.8 414,433
32, 020
3,129
449,582
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1. 4 $10, 280
890
62. 6 476, 734
16, 126
1,822
494,681
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1.4 $10,958
62. 6 476, 946
16.125
493, 071
BUREAU OF APPRENTICESHIP AND TRAINING
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Director
Special assistant to director..
CJ-ie. $15,265 to $16,296:
Executive director, apprenticeship
service
E.tecutive director, technical services..
G8-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Executive director, technical services..
Division chief
Special assistant to director
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Assistant division chief..
Division chief
Regional director
Special assistant to director
Training technician,
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.
OS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
OS-5. $4,346 to $5,335..
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
OS-2. $3.,500 to $4.130-
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15, 870
1 16, 349
16, 163
1 12,771
4 65,017
1 13, 978
3
2
12
1
1
7
73
35, 776
24, 169
147, 159
12, 663
11,836
74. 380
677, 354
151 1,181,847
14 91, 166
6,074
11,336
87, 321
248, 369
661,716
42, 161
3,827
3,640
493 3, 349, 840
22 166, 648
471
3, 194, 192
25,770
3, 219, 962
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 066
1 16, 636
1 16, 307
1 16, 267
5 71,323
1 15, 038
3
1
12
1
1
20
64
38. 760
12. 230
169. 680
13, 520
13.000
231.481
636. 460
147 1,245,837
12 83, 460
6,718
29,328
99, 799
301,916
676, 056
38, 150
3,616
3,203
492 3, 633. 620
17. 8 128. 275
474.2
3, 606, 345
13, 980
3,619,325
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,0,56
1 16, 636
1 16, 307
1 15, 267
6 71,323
1 15, 038
3
1
12
1
1
20
65
38, 750
12,230
169, 680
13,520
13,000
221, 481
644, 425
152 1, 283, 692
12 83, 450
6,718
29,328
99, 799
301,916
692, 280
38, 150
3,515
3,203
602 3, 696, 664
18.2 124,739
483.8
3,671,925
3,571,925
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY
Limitation on Salaries and Expenses (Trust Fund)
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director
OS-17. $16..530 to $17,670:
Deputy director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant director
Chief, veterans employment service..
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief of service
Chief of division
Chief of office
Civil defense manpower adviser
Deputy assistant director
Employment security adviser —
Executive secretary, interstate con-
ference.. -
Manpower development officer
Regional director
Secretary, advisory council
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$17, 614
31, 242
67, 532
14. 914
13. 374
25, 542
27. 227
12.771
65. 061
13. 083
152, 215
13, 686
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 612
2 33, 612
62, 088
16. 037
14. 394
13.749
29. 307
6
3
1
1
11
1
70, 347
41.569
14. 061
13, 749
163. 761
14, 706
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
1
2
4
1
1
1
2
Total
salary
$18, 512
33. 612
62.088
16. 0u7
14. 394
13. 749
29, 307
6
3
1
1
11
1
70, 347
41, 559
14. 061
13. 749
163. 761
14, 706
148
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1062
BUREAU OF EMPLOYMENT SECURITY— Con.
Limitation on Salaries and Expenses (Trust Fund) — Con.
Grades ami rniiRes — Contiiuioil
OS-M. $12. 210 to-flS.SlO:
As,sislant chief of division
C^hief of branch __.
Chief of division.. _.
('hief of otiiee -.
I^epnty rt'^ional director _-.
Employment service adviser
Field representative
Informati.m otHcer
Minority proups consultant
Social insurance adviser- -
Vocational rehabilitation officer..
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
OS-12. $8.9^5 to $10.256 _,..
GS-11. $7,.5i',0 to $8.860
GS-9. .$6,435 to .$7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,3.55 fo. $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,3.35
OS-4. .$4,010 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4 ,,390
OS-2. $3,5011 to $4, 130
GS-1. $3,185 to .$;j,S15
Total permanent-.
Deduct—
Lapses..
Estimated savings due to use of former
pay scale for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services.
1900 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
20
3
11
2
3
1
1
1
1
118 1
172 1
64
38
4
32
27
94
162
33
5
5
$11.3.57
11.606
237. 038
35. 775
132. 183
24. 648
36.005
11.357
12. 085
11,357
11.357
212. 532
511.788
481. 618
237. 194
24. 774
170. 856
139. 070
4.34, 113
676. 041
125, 605
17. 639
16, 472
831
6, 086, 531
40.1
390, 926
790.9
5, 695, 605
8,371
47, 314
18, 373
7,547
5, 777, 210
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
21
2
11
2
3
1
1
1
1
120 1,
174 1,
61
34
4
32
26
93
171
34
5
5
$12. 480
267. 960
24.710
142. 770
20, 520
38. 7,50
12. 230
13. 000
12. ZV\
12. 230
344. 632
662. 820
488. 925
227. 967
26, 708
182. S69
143. 914
458, 371
762, S19
139, 224
19.031
17, 783
837
6, 543, 825
24.3
179, 725
10,600
,<!12.7
6, 363, 600
4,000
25. 200
12. 000
7,800
6, 402, 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
21 267. 960
2 24. 710
11 142.770
2 26. 620
3 38. 760
1 12, 230
1 13. OflO
1 12. 230
1 12, 230
124 1,387.232
195 1.851.085
66 626. 780
234. 415
26, 708
182, 869
143,914
467. 065
795. 267
13P. 224
19, 031
17,783
878
6,860,135
20.3
160,435
857.7
6, 699, 700
4,000
12. 000
7,800
6, 723, 500
Limitation on Grants to States for Unemployment Compen-
sation AND Employment Service Administration (Trust
Fund)
Grades and ronpes:
GS-11. $12,210 to .$13,510:
Eniplovn ent service otlirer
GS-13. $1(1.6:15 to $11.035
GS-12. $8.9.55 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,.560 to .$S.86n
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-
.$5,355 to $6.345
$4,830 to .$5,820
$4,345 to $5,,335-..
$4,040 to $4,670
$3,760 to $4,:j90.
$3,500 to $4,130..
GS-7.
GS-6.
GS-6.
GS-4.
GS-3.
GS-2.
Total permanent
Deduct—
Lapses
Estimated savings due to use of former
pay scale for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem.
porary emplov-ment
Other personal services:
Uegtilnr pay above 52-weelc base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
11
24
68
1
14
15
26
3
$12,315
10. 8.50
28. 350
87. 890
1.5.5.790
382, 290
.5, 540
58. 360
61. 628
99,800
9,765
167 912, 578
11.4 62,017
156. 6 850, 661
7, 1,53
6,923
2,430
867,067
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
11
26
72
1
9
18
31
4
$13,510
11.600
31,075
96. 171
1,82.972
439. 285
5. 990
41.287
81, 744
12.S.308
14, 268
177 1, 046. 600
12.4 72,600
1,000
164. 6 973, 000
4. OOO
2,000
979,000
1962 est iinate
Nnm- Total
ber si'l;.iry
$1.3,510
11,600
31.075
HO. 171
182. 972
43". 2.S5
5. 9911
41.287
81.714
128. 308
14, 268
177 1, 046, 690
12.4 72,600
164. 6 974, 000
2,000
976, 000
Salaries and E.kpbnses, IMexican Farm Labor Proqram
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Agricultural employment specialist
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12 230
Chief of division
1 $12, 663
1 $13, 520
1 13, 520
Grades and ranges— Continued
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-ll. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-9. .$6,4.35 to $7,425..
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-5. $4,345 to .$5.335
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.-
GS-2. $3,600 to $4, 130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent. -
Deduct—
Lapses
Estimated savings due to use of former
pay scale for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential. ..,
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services..
1900 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
7
16
11
17
28
26
28
$72, 198
138, 092
84, 384
109, 989
153, 264
111,842
114,728
143, 082
87, 431
13 46, 006
211 1,072,569
17 95, 967
177. 9 883, 134
16.1 93,468
91,127
5,686
24, 872
4,586
18, 927
1, 121, 800
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7
12
10
IS
28
27
28
38
26
$78, 168
118,270
83, 470
125, 965
165,711
125, 195
123, 448
ISO, 707
94, 510
13 46, 006
208 1, 124, 030
10.2 55,230
1,900
181. 4 964. 500
16.4 102,400
151, 000
3,000
29, 400
4,700
19, 000
1, 274, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
7
12
10
18
28
28
28
38
26
$78, 168
118,270
83, 470
125, 965
165,711
129, 542
123, 448
150, 767
94, 510
13 45, 006
210 1, 140, 607
9.9 56,007
183. 7 982, 000
16.4 102,600
151, 000
29, 400
4,700
19, 000
1, 288, 700
Compliance Activities, Mexican Farm Labor Program
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division..
Ntun- Total
ber salary
1 $11,367
2 20,769
6 41,954
15 107,950
51 326, 807
10 49,920
2 9,464
14 67,801
14 51, 063
2 6,823
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,230
2 22. 340
5 45,511
18 139,318
54 373, 058
23 123. 752
2 10. 192
24 103. 168
14 54, 936
2 7,342
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,230
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
2 22, 340
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,256 _.
5 45,511
GS-11. $7,.5l50 to $8,860
18 139,318
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
54 373, 058
GS-7. $5,355 to .$6,345....
23 123, 762
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 . .
2 10, 192
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
24 103, 168
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 -
14 64, 936
aS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
2 7,342
Total permanent
116 683, 898
8.8 55,649
145 891,847
4.8 27,647
1,400
145 891,847
Deduct—
7.8 45,747
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) , ...
107. 2 62,8, 349
3,316
101
140,2 862,900
3,100
400
137. 2 846, lOO
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
400
Total personal services
631, 766
866,400
846,500
BUREAU OF EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Deputy director. _
Chairman, employees' compensation
appeals board..'
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director ,
Board member, employees' com-
pensation appeals board .,
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Administrati\'e odicer —
Chief, FEC.\ jirogram management..
Chief, LSinv program management..
Deputy commissioner
Procrain analvst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8.9.55 to $10,255
GS-11. $7, 56(1 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5.8S6 to $6.875
GS-7. $5,3.55 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $1,345 to .$5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,621
1 13, 374
2 26, 457
2 23, 411
1 11,606
47, 362
13
15
28
72
4
27
19
83
138, 133
129, 040
207, 623
470, 05.''-
24,794
149, 710
97, 887
390, 144
372, 178
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 056
1 15, 267
1 15, 267
27, 810
12, 480
12, 230
12, 230
52,000
169, 337
139. 965
203. 4 15
492. :l.S5
27. 207
l.'iO. 871
107, 245
437, 7 19
400,712
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 066
1 15,267
1 15, 267
1
1
1
4
1
20
18
21
76
4
33
21
27. 810
12.480
12, 230
12,230
52,000
12. 230
222, 5S7
160. 764
172,391
5;», 095
27, 207
192, 123
116,292
481, 423
5:16,536
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
149
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-1. $3.1S5 to $3,S15
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to loss than $12,210._
Total permanent _ _ _.
Deduct —
Lapses _
Savings due to use of former pay scales
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)-
Other personal services:
Retnilar pay above 52-week base,..
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
90 $350,829
3 10, 233
1 3, 349
455 2, 481, 866
19 100, 040
436
2, 381, S26
19,088
20,408
6,031
104. 001
2, 531, 354
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
92 $387,,'i53
2 7, 134
1
3,411
455 2, 697. 354
II 67,442
4.781
444
2, 62.5, 131
10, 371
5,817
99, 379
2, 740, 698
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
99 $111,890
1 3, 827
527 3, 031, 705
15.7 88.663
511.3
2, 943, 040
6,002
121,219
3, 070, 261
BUREAU OF LABOR STATISTICS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Oeputy commissioner
Special assistant
Chief, research and development-
aS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant commissioner
Chief of division _
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Assistant commissioner
Chief of division or office
Regional director
Assistant chief of division
Economist
Statistician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of division or office
Chief of branch
Assistant chief of division
Economist -
Statistician .
nS-13. $10,035 to $11, 935
(;S-12. $8,965 to $10,255
(iS-11. $7,560 to .$8,860
OS-10. $6,905 to $7.985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7.425..
$5.8.85 to $6.875
$5.3,'i5 to $6,345.
$4,8:W to $5,S20.
$4,345 to $5.335.
$4,040 to .$4,670
OS-
OS-7.
OS-6.
OS-5.
GS-4.
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. .$3,500 to $4.1.30.
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,813.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiva-
lent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct^
Lapses.,
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment..
Intermittent emplo^^nent
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nigbtwork differenlial
Paj-ments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details.
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 514
1 15, 393
1 16. 349
1 15, 870
3
4
1
5
5
4
3
2
3
21
1
4
6
77
44, 513
57, 0,53
14, 456
66, .579
66. 891
51, 999
39, 520
26, 457
35, 027
241, 6.54
11. 606
48, 567
68, 8.89
784. 885
596. 795
640, 018
762, 978
12.002
745, 859
177.613
684,608
123
2
!40
35
1.52
2.57
1,074,168
9! 3.52, 977
5 19, 09 1
5 17, 888
3 11. 535
1.114
6, 718, 756
80.7
1, 033. 3
6, 236, 1.53
109, 390
151, 896
48, 155
86, 832
6,124
16, 291
6, 654, 841
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 16, 796
1 17,576
1 17, 320
3 48, 371
4 61, 838
1
6
5
5
6
2
2
28
15, 558
86. 675
71,616
70, 339
Si, 768
29, 113
25,230
348, 330
3
75
58
78
1
107
2
154
34
159
255
98, 090
37. 730
818.711
.539. 890
609, 118
7. 509
726, 062
12. 439
8S3. 975
187. 574
780, 460
1, 163, 4.52
97 399,124
8 31,346
6 22. 755
3 12, 271
1,114
7, 241, 554
37.2
226, 806
1, 076. 8
7, 003, 348
27,215
135, 405
26, 700
32,400
4,740
7, 229, 1
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
1 16. 796
1 17. 576
1 17, 326
48, 371
61, 838
15, 658
86, 675
71,616
70, .339
83,768
29, 113
2 25. 230
29 360,560
9
3
81
67
84
1
119
2
165
34
107
263
110,320
37. 730
882, 611
620, 575
654, 544
7,509
803, 272
12, 439
942, 881
1S7. 574
814,570
1, 195, 588
102 417,949
8 31. .346
6 22, 755
3 12, 271
1,181
7, 677, 212
39.6
240, 140
1,141.4
7, 437, 072
27,215
117, 512
32,400
4,740
7, 618, 939
WOMEN'S BUREAU
Salaries and Expenses
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
08-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Num- Total
ber salary
I $16,099
1 11,357
1 11,606
2 23.212
3 32, 364
11 97,800
5 39, 999
6 40,041
2 10. 130
5 26, 437
n 51,915
8 32, 946
5 18, 969
Num- Total
ber salary
I $17,325
1 12, 230
1 12, 750
2 25, 230
3 33. 759
11 103,875
6 47, 756
6 41, 642
2 11, 398
4 22, 318
14 72. 346
5 22, 152
5 20, 198
Num- Total
ber salary
I $17, 326
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Deputy director
1 12. 230
Special assistant to the director
Chief of division
1 12, 760
2 25, 230
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
3 33. 759
GS-13 $8,956 to $10,255
12 112.840
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
6 47, 756
GS-9 .$6,435 to $7,425
7 48, 090
GS-7 $5 355 to $6,345
2 11, 398
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
4 22, 318
GS 5 .$4 345 to $5,335
14 72, 346
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670
6 26, 208
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
5 20, 198
61 412, 875
4.5 41.387
61 442, 980
1.1 10,780
700
64 462, 449
Deduct—
1. 1 10, 849
Savings due to use of former pay scale
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
56.5 37L488
3.102
9,480
3,040
59. 9 431, 500
62. 9 461, 600
Positions other than permanent:
Other personal services: Regular pay
1,500
387, 110
433,000
451,600
WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
Administrator
OS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy administrator
GS-I6. .$15,265 to $16,295:
Assistant administrator —
GS-15. $13,730 tn $16,0:i0:
Assistant to the administrator
Chief of division
Regional director
OS-I4. .$12,210 to .$13,610:
Administrative officer
Administrator's field representative...
Assistant regional director
Chief of branch... _
Information officer
Territorial director. -
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935...-
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
OS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860..
OS-10,
OS-9.
GS-8.
OS-7.
GS-6.
GS-5.
GS-i.
GS-3.
GS-2.
GS-1.
$6,995 to .$7,985..
.$6,435 to $7,425..
$5,885 to $6,876...
$5,355 to $6,346...
$4,a-)0 to $5,820...
$4,345 to $5,336...
.$4,040 to $4,670...
$3,760 to $4,390...
.$3,500 to $4,130...
$3,185 to $3,815...
Total permanent.
Deduct —
Lapses..
Savings due to use of former pay scale
for part of year.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)...
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 15,392
2 27, 206
1 M,227
4 51.708
10 l:i4. 867
1
4
10
6
1
1
116
1
96
560
l'
57
3
67
28
144
139
86
2
3
11,3.57
46.175
119.869
71.281
11.835
11,357
1,163,259
819, 880
120, 476
7,114
363.912
17, 660
354, 784
145, 872
651, 661
681 , 020
334, 779
7,093
11,481
1,344
9,114,164
52.4
365, 216
1,291.6
8, 758, 939
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20, 000
1 16, 806
2 31.054
I 1.5,309
4 56. 265
10 146,973
1
4
10
6
1
1
117
12. 2:i0
50. 210
130,040
75,690
13,000
12, 480
1
32
3
137
31
122
133
81
2
3
1,077,000
0
4, 183, 976
7.821
216,647
19, 323
756,016
174, 242
612, 732
598, 291
339, 168
7,030
12,417
1,342
9, 863, 091
40.3
295, 891
15,600
1,301.7
9,651,700
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
1 16,806
2 31,054
1 16,309
4 56, 266
10 146,973
1
4
10
6
1
1
117
520
12, 250
.50.210
130.040
75,690
13,000
12, 480
1,278,472
8
1,077,000
1
32
3
137
31
122
133
81
2
3
4, 183, 976
7, 821
216, 547
19, 323
756,016
174, 242
612, 732
698, 291
339, 168
7,030
12,417
9, 863, 091
295, 891
1,301.7
9, 667, 200
150
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
WAGE AND HOUR DIVISION— Continued
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
$23,700
67, 742
8.335
47, 576
$43, 900
38, 100
$43, 900
Other personal services:
Kegular pay above 52-\veek base...
Additional pay for service abroad
42, 400
42,400
8,906,2«2
9, 676, 100
9, 653, 500
Advances and Reimbursements
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,425 ._
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $29,950
2.3 14,020
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $33,070
270
Num- Total
ber salary
5 $33,070
Deduct lapses
170
Net permanent (average number,
2.7 15,930
123
5 32, 800
100
5 32,900
Other personal services: Regular pay
16,063
32,900
32,900
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
CURRENT AUTHORIZATION OUT OF POSTAL
FUND
Consolidated Schedule of Pehsonal Services Paid From
Funds Available to Post Office Department
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of $18,500:
Postmaster General
Deputy postmaster general
Assistant postmaster general ___
Chief postal inspector
General counsel
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy assistant postmaster general.
Deputy assistant postmaster general
and controller
Director, office of research and engi-
neering _.
Executive assistant to postmaster
general...
First deputy assistant to postmaster
general
Special assistant to postmaster general.
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy assistant postmaster general..
Deputy chief postal inspector
Deputy director, office of research and
engineering.
Deputy general counsel
Executive assistant to postmaster
general
Judicial officer
Special assistant to postmaster general,
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief postal inspector
Assistant controller
Assistant director of division
Assistant to chief postal inspector
Associate general counsel
Director of division
Director, internal audit
Executive assistant
Finance officer _
Judicial officer
Manager, field engineering
Persoimel officer
Special assistant...
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative officer
Assistant director of division....
Assistant general coimsel
Assistant to executive assistant to
postmaster general
Branch director
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Control officer.
Deputy director, internal audit
Deputy executive assistant to post-
master general
Deputy special assistant to special
assistant postmaster general.
Director of division
Electrical engineer
E.\ecutive assistant to controller
Finance control oflicer __
Industrial engineer
Management analyst
Materials handling analyst
Mechanical engineer
Persoimel officer
Personnel security director
Postal rate economist
Special assistant...
Supervisory architect
Supervisory employment develop-
ment officer
Supervisory general engineer
Supervisory mechanical engineer
Supervisory placement specialist
Supervisory wage and salary admin-
istrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant
Administrative assistant
Administrative officer
Assistant branch director _.
Assistant chief of branch..
Assistant control officer
Assistant director of division
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$25,000
21.000
100. 000
19.000
19.000
35, 028
17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
17, 514
46.654
16, 392
15, 392
15, 392
16, 349
1961 estimate
16,349
44,283
58.239
14. 435
28.641
173. 990
14. 685
14,914
14, 685
15, 163
12. 771
62. 020
63, 865
13, 978
183,391
13, 374
40, 727
13. 978
13, 374
13, 083
13, 083
229, 129
27,956
12, 771
13, 083
68, 683
13, 978
13, 978
26, 145
13, 374
12,771
65. 706
13.083
13. 978
13. 978
13. 0S3
13, 978
12.771
12. 334
11.3.17
104, 894
57, 761
11,835
11,357
228, 152
Num- Total
ber salary
$25,000
21.000
100. 000
19.000
20.000
37, 024
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 512
18, 612
60. 938
16, 806
16. 806
16, 806
17, 576
16, 536
17, 676
1.5. 267
47.611
63. 128
1.5,517
46. 571
189. 014
16, 037
16, 037
15,787
16
15, 267
15,267
16, 267
14,061
65. 932
68,745
16. 038
214.260
14.706
39. 794
15,038
14,394
14,394
14,061
249, 203
30.696
14,061
14,061
88,690
15, 038
15, 309
13, 749
28, 793
14,706
13,749
83. 401
14,394
15,038
15. 038
14. 394
15.038
14.061
13. 520
12. 230
138. 320
75. 020
12, 750
24. 710
247, 080
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25. 000
21.000
100. 000
19.000
20.000
37, 024
18,612
18,512
18,512
18. 512
18. 512
50.938
17,056
17.056
17.056
17. 576
16. 806
17, 576
1.1,267
47, 871
63,908
15. 787
46. 831
190. 574
16, 037
16, 307
16, 037
15,517
16,267
15, 517
14, 061
57, 227
70, 370
15,038
216, 466
14,706
39, 856
15.038
14, 706
14,394
14,394
251,478
30,596
14,061
14, 394
89, 314
15, 038
15. 309
14.061
29. 118
16.038
14.061
84.376
14. 706
16.038
15.038
14. 394
16,038
14, 394
13, 520
12, 4.S0
139. 140
75. 290
13.000
25. 230
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Assistant general counsel
Assistant manager, programing and
control
Attorney adviser
Branch director _
Budget and assistant control officer...
Business economist
Chief commimication officer
Chief of branch
Construction management engineer..
Cost analyst
Customer relations officer
Defense coordination officer
Director of division
Electronics eneineer
Employee relations officer
Exhibits officer
Executive assistant to assistant post-
master general
Facilities planner
General engineer
General transportation officer
Hearing e.xaminer _._
Industrial engineer
Information olficer
Management analysis officer
Management analyst.
Mathematical statistician
Personnel officer
Postal operations analyst
Safety director
Service imf)rovement coordinator
Space requirements officer
Special assistant...
Special associate general counsel
Staff assistant
Suggestions and awards officer
Supervisory architect
Supervisory auditor _.
Supervisory employee development
officer
Supervisory mechanical engineer
Supervisory placement specialist
Supervisory wage and salary adminis-
trator
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,255-.
1960 actual 1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,357
1 11,357
11, 835
11,357
12, 563
11.357
35. 527
24. 169
12, 663
11.606
11.3.57
•47, 610
1 11.835
1 11,357
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-.
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875—
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345—
GS-4.
OS-3.
GS-2.
GS-1.
19 250,200
GS-6. $4,830 to $5.820 _.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335- -
$4,040 to $4,670 -
$3,760 to $4,.390 --.
$3,500 to $4,130 --.
$3,185 to $3,815-
Grades established by industrial wage
board:
IWB-15, $7,176.00 to $7.924.80
I\VB-13. $6,302.40 to $6,968.00
IVVB-11. $5,632.80 to $6,115.20---
IWB-10. $5,304.00 to $6,844.80.--
IVVB-8. $1,867.20 to $5.366.40.--
IWB-5. $4,180.80 to $4.638.40.--
IWB-3. $3,952.00 to $4,368.00..-
Grades established by Uthographic wage
board:
$7,196.80 to $7,945.60
$6,094.40 to $6,406.40
$6,657.60 to $6,240.00
$5,428.80 to $6.011.20
$4,992.00 to $5,332.80
LWB-9. $4,326.40 to $4,784.00
LWB-8. $4,118.40 to $4,.534.40
LWB-7. $3,889.60 to $4,306.60
Postal field service rates:
PFS-20. $17,200
PFS-19. $16,686 to $17,095
PFS-18. $16,165 to $16,965..-
PFS-17. $13,505 to $15,695
PFS-16. $12,206 to $14,395-—
PFS-15. $11,075 to $13,265..
PFS-14. $10,076 to $12,085..
LWB-22.
LWB-17.
LWB-15.
LWB-14.
LWB-12.
12,563
11,835
11.606
23.192
23.441
112, 360
23.920
11,606
11,835
12,663
11,835
11,606
13, 042
22, 714
11,357
11,606
22, 714
11,835
34,818
23,212
1 11,606
3 35, 776
1 11,357
2
143
1,488,855
787, 260
704, 255
86, 176
797, 088
157, 042
94
12
124
26
182
1, 026, 794
105 562,619
873. 601
618, 007
399, 327
53,541
16,723
186
123
108
16
5
7,551
26. 873
6,115
17, 535
5,366
9.276
17.472
7,946
13, 436
5,949
23, 753
5.533
38. 043
8.860
8.612
15 243.700
2 31.660
12 182, 855
40 663,935
146
1, 864, 829
315
3, 710, 769
704
7, 494, 884
Num- Total
ber salary
1 12, 4S0
1 $12. 4.80
2 22. 714
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
2
1
3
2
12. 480
13. 520
12. 480
39. 010
26.260
13. 620
12.750
12.480
51. 770
12. 480
13, 000
12,230
13, 620
12, 750
12, 760
25, 240
25, 030
158,910
26, 270
12, 760
12, 750
13, 520
13,000
12, 480
14,310
49, 180
24, 460
12,230
12, 750
24, 960
12, 480
38. 220
25,500
1 12, 760
4 60, 960
1 12, 480
2
153
23,961
1, 722, 779
870, 836
826, 906
101.481
874. 346
177, 898
102
13
125
27
181
1,113,271
110 628,223
955, 303
597, 710
212, 943
36, 211
13,748
187
132
60
7,926
27, 872
6.115
17.635
5.366
9.276
17.472
7.946
13, 436
6,240
24.044
5,533
38, 272
9,068
8,612
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
1 12, 480
2 23,234
12, 480
13. 520
12.750
.39. 270
26. 250
13. 520
12.750
12.750
52.290
12. 750
13,000
12, 480
13, 520
13.000
12.750
26, 500
25,290
159, 160
26,540
12,750
13,000
13, 520
13, 000
12.750
14.310
60. 220
24,960
12. 480
13,000
24,960
12, 750
38, 220
25,600
1 12, 750
4 61,760
1 12, 480
2 24, 221
168
1.900,340
108
1,036,681
105 859.479
102.311
884,949
180, 388
1
1
1
3
2
1
1
1
4
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
2
12
2
1
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
1
1
2
1
3
13
125
181
1, 123, 709
110 633,859
965, 077
616, 902
215,999
36,315
13, 748
187
136
50
9
4
7.925
27.872
6.115
17,535
5.366
9.276
17,472
7,946
13, 436
6,240
24,044
5.633
38. 272
9.068
8,612
15 261,700
15 261,700
2 34, 426
2 34,626
12 197,964
12 198,665
40 614,271
40 622,300
146
146
2,061,115
2, 075, 780
314
314
4,057,900
4,139,520
716
733
8, 401, 173
8,796,063
161
152
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
CURRENT AUTHORIZATION OUT OF POSTAL
FUND -Continued
Consolidated Schedule of Personal Sekvices Paid Fkom
FoNDs Available to Post Office Department — Continued
Postal field service rates— Continued
PFS-13. $9,160 to $11,020
PFS-12. $S,320 to $10,030
PFS-11. $7,560 to $9,120
PFS-10. $6,870 to $8,310
PrS-9. $6,255 to $7,605
PFS-8. $5,790 to $7,020
PFS-7. $5,370 to $6,480
PFS-6. $4,975 to $6,025 _.--
PFS-6. $4,605 to $5,565
PFS-4. $4,345 to $5,305 _
PFS-3. $3,955 to $4,825
PFS-2. $3,670 to $4,480.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1,028
$9, 970, 402
1,310
11,578,532
1 754
14,260,303
3,450
26,086,697
7,218
60, 111, 765
10, 484
67, 443, 228
17, 437
103,555,074
10, 897
58,186,310
22, 008
112,289,583
253, 825
1, 225, 312, 430
26, 052
113,057,689
6,037
23,664,087
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,065
$11,233,253
1,324
12, 751, 873
1,898
16,677,251
3,566
29,161,818
7,387
65, 958, 272
10, 719
74, 722, 136
17, 669
112,954,906
11,057
64, 516, 621
22, 013
122, 195, 770
261, 423
1,369.205,397
26,883
126,346,001
6,444
27,416,762
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,045
$11,393,276
1,336
13,006,384
1,945
17,262,089
3,590
29, 768, 268
7,581
58, 087, 152
10. 898
76, 969, 156
17,685
114, 936, 176
11,286
66, 669, 762
21,963
122,390,317
269, 297
1.413.463,617
27, 426
129, 157, 067
6,901
29, 472, 188
Postal field service rates— Continued
PFS-1. $3,415 to $4,195
Ungraded positions .
Total permanent
Deduct lapses _—
Net permanent __
Positions other than permanent; Tempo-
rary, substitute, and pai't-time employ-
ment _ _-
Other personal services:
Reg:ular pay above 52-week base
Overtime pay
Niplitwork differential
Clerical allowance, 4th-class offices
Payments for special delivery fees
Payments to unclassified cleaners
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows;
"Administration, regional operation,
and research"
"Operations"
"Facilities"...
"Advances and reimbm*sements"
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2,014
6,999,056
42, 772
$188,728,356
408, 994
2,036,007,271
2, 088. 3
12,634,271
406, 905. 7
2,023,373,000
628, 746, 000
15,040,000
49, 042, 000
43,518,000
18,000
299, 000
5,480,000
2,765,615,000
$55, 427, 000
2, 702, 092, 000
6. 462. 000
1,534,000
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2,014
7,643,699
42, 281
$206, 366, 202
418, 337
2, 263, 637, 400
1,969.6
14,000,400
416, 367. 5
2,249,637,000
698, 233, 000
8, 378, 000
54, 664, 000
47, 938, 000
16, 000
298, 000
5, 942, 000
3,065,106,000
$B2, 728, 000
2, 993. 675. 000
7, 295, 000
1,508,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1,971
7, 626, 327
41, 832
$205, 860, 648
427, 626
2,324,429,181
1,943.5
11, 585, 181
425, 581. 5
2, 312, 844, 000
717, 478, 000
8, 386, 000
55, 083, 000
49, 722, 000
16,000
297, 000
6, 565, 000
3,150,391,000
$64, 244. 000
3, 077, 406, 000
7, 232. 000
1,609,000
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
ADMINISTRATION OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
escoss of $18,500:
Secretary of State
Under secretary of state
Under secretary for political affairs
Deputy under secretary
Administrator
Assistant secretary
Counselor
Deputy administrator
Deputy coordinator
Legal adviser
Special assistant
Director
OS-I8. $18,500:
Assistant coordinator
Science adviser. _
Special assistant
QS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Chief of protocol
Deputy administrator
Deputy assistant secretary
Deputy legal adviser
Deputy special assistant-
Director _._
Regional coordinator
Special assistant-
QS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Adviser to administrator
Assistant legal adviser
Deputy Dudget and finance officer
Deputy director-.-
Deputy otHce director
Deputy science adviser
Director
Management analysis ofiicer
OtBce director---
Plaiming officer
Regional coordinator
Special assistant
Special assistant to secretary
QS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Adviser.-
Assistant chief
Assistant chief of division
Assistant chief of staff
Assistant deputy administrator
Assistant legal adviser ■_
Associate dean
Attorney-adviser
Auditor-
Chief of branch
Chief of division
Dean
Deputy director..
Deputy director of office
Director
Doctor
Executive director..
Foreign afTairs officer
General manager
Geographer
Historian
Information officer
Information specialist
Intelligence research officer..
International economist
International relations officer
Liaison officer
Officer in charge
Regional coordinator
Security counsel
Special assistant
Staff assistant
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative management officer,.-
Administrative officer
Adviser.
Assistant chief
Assistant dean
Attorney
Attorney-adviser
.Auditor-
Budget examiner ^
Chief of branch
Chief of division -_.
College professor
Conference officer
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
2
1
11
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
1
2
4
1
1
1
$25,
22,
22
41
20,
220,
20,
19,
19,
19,
17,
!!■,
17,
17,
17,
16,
31
62,
15,
16,
16,
1
7
1
1
1
1
2
1
2
1
1
14
1
6
1
6
1
1
1
2
10
1
4
33
1
6
3
4
2
3
8
1
1
36,
103,
12,
36,
118,
22,
82,
313,
12
11
11
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25, 000
22. 50S
22,000
41.018
20, 010
220, 110
20,010
19,011
19,011
20.010
18, 512
19, 261
1 18,512
2 37, 024
1 18, 512
5
1
5
1
1
2
10
1
4
34
1
7
3
4
2
3
11
1
1
3
2
1
3
4
6
3
2
1
19
1
1
1
2
6
1
3
10
2
6
26
1
1
1
17, 576
17, 056
66, 664
17, O.W
17. 576
17, 326
16, 800
16, 536
16.267
109, 719
15, 267
31, 574
15,617
16, 307
31,554
15, 617
32, 614
16, 267
15 234,653
1 16, 037
74, 484
16, 038
71, 304
14, 061
16, 658
14, 380
27, 810
146, 391
14,061
66, 910
489,917
14,394
99. 759
43,368
58,219
30, 076
43,764
149,488
15.517
13, 749
42,616
28,787
14,061
43. 161
68, 843
70, 347
44,990
29, 744
16,038
15.038
267, 960
13, 749
12,230
13,270
24, 980
65,020
13,520
36,690
127, 190
24, 460
75, 190
325,930
13,000
12, 750
12,480
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$25, 000
22, 506
22, 000
41.018
41.010
220, 110
20, 010
39, 021
19,011
20, 010
18, 512
19, 261
1 18, 612
2 37, 024
1 18, 612
17,576
17,056
66, 6IV1
17, 0.56
17,576
17.326
16, 806
16, 536
16,267
109, 719
16,267
16,267
16,617
16, 307
47. 861
15.517
32, 614
16, 267
15 234,653
1 16, 037
5
1
5
1
1
1
2
10
1
4
33
1
7
3
4
2
2
9
1
1
3
2
1
3
4
5
3
2
1
1
19
1
1
1
1
5
1
3
10
2
6
26
2
1
1
74, 484
16, 038
71,304
14.061
16, 658
14,380
27,810
146. 391
14.061
56, 910
476, 168
14,394
99, 759
43,368
58, 219
30, 076
30,016
121,990
15,617
13, 749
42,616
28,787
14,061
43. 161
68, 843
70, 347
44,990
29.744
15.038
15,038
207, 960
13,749
12, 230
13, 270
12,760
66,020
13,620
36,690
127,190
24,460
75.190
325. 930
26, 230
1-2, 750
12,480
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Cryptographer-
Data processing systems officer
Deputy director
Deputy division chief
Deputy executive director
Deputy special assistant
Doctor
Education specialist
E-xecutive director,.
Foreign affairs officer ,
Foreign exchange officer
Foreign management officer
General counsel
Historian __,
Information speciahst
Intelligence research specialist
International administrative officer...
International economist
International relations officer ,
Librarian
Management analyst
Officer in charge.
Personnel officer
Scientific linguist
Special agent
Special assistant
StafI assistant
Systems accountant..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860...
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426...
OS-8. $5,886 to $6,875...
GS-7. $6,365 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-6. $4,346 to $6,336...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390...
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815...
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C.
801-1168):
Chief of mission:
Class 1. $27,500 ,
Class 2. $25,000
Class 3. $22,500
Class 4. $20,000..
Career ambassador $20,000
Foreign Service officer:
Career mmister $19,800
Class 1. $17,260 to $19,660
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030.
Class 3. $12,635 to $14,665.
Chvss 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
Class 5. $8,765 to $10,665..
Class 6. $7,215 to .$8,666...
Class 7. $6,036 to $7,116...
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345...
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 1. $17,260 to $19,660
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,635 to $14,665.
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445.
Class 6. $8,755 to $10,655..
Class 6. $7,216 to $8,655...
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,115...
Class 8. $6,086 to $6,345...,
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,606
34,089
24, 170
68. 707
23, 192
11,606
12. 563
13,042
11.357
305, 352
12, 663
11,835
11,606
50, 602
60,403
69, 925
23, 192
117, 437
22, 963
12, 334
11,606
12. 085
11,835
22, 714
22,714
157,722
11,367
34, 089
1
3
2
5
2
1
1
1
1
26
1
1
1
4
5
5
2
10
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
13
1
3
194
2,028,411
274
2, 404, 120
294
2, 197, 941
6 35, 131
372
2, 354, 930
44 270,455
618
2,863,246
323
1,617,269
703
3,146,320
589
2, 392, 642
343
1,277,771
61 181, 703
48 167,698
17 467,806
25 625,050
24 540, 144
19 380,190
3 62, 010
17 327,437
192
3, 239, 664
386
5, 606, 752
683
7, 330, 280
645
6, 736, 484
707
6. 090. 379
461
3, 272. 838
288
1,711,145
286
1, 617, 160
29 491,191
64
932, 073
141
1, 759. 407
188
1, 976. 454
254
2. 238, 703
202
1, 449, 337
141
850, 750
6 32, 740
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
14
1
3
200
$12,480
36,090
12.230
124,486
24, 980
12, 480
13, ,520
14,040
12, 230
342, 472
13, 620
12, 760
12, 480
60, 41)0
77, 250
64,620
24, 980
114,730
24,710
13, 270
12, 480
13, 000
12, 760
24,460
24, 460
183,290
12, 230
36, 690
2,240,008
269
2,546,269
292
2, 324, 530
6 37, 836
369
2, 525, 406
46 302,722
615
3,044,480
340
1,836,418
698
3, 338, 237
601
2,617,300
342
1, 376, 637
46 177,964
36 130,493
17 467,806
25 625, 050
26 662, 650
20 400, 200
3 62, 010
19 375,697
191
3, 460, 684
383
6, 030, 351
687
7, 903, 715
655
7. 380, 703
681
6, 290, 419
481
3, 697, 590
313
2, 020. 508
289
1,752,864
36 642,801
72
1, 130, 186
143
1. 923. 618
202
2, 308. 687
262
2, 493. 064
193
1, 612. 734
148
960, 038
6 29, 454
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12,480
36, 690
12,230
124,486
24, 980
12, 480
13, 520
14, 040
12, 230
342, 472
13, 620
12,760
12, 480
60, 460
89,460
64,520
24, 980
126, 940
24, 710
13, 270
12, 480
13,000
12, 760
24,460
24,460
183, 290
12, 230
36, 690
2, 420, 953
I
2,656,499
5
2
10
2
1
1
1
1
2
2
14
1
3
217
281
2, 446, 900
5 37, 835
378
2, 583, 405
47 308,608
624
3, 092, 792
338
1,825,681
726
3, 455, 729
620
2, 690, 358
360
1,406,647
46 177,954
36 130, 493
17
25
26
36
3
19
194_
394'
(
604
i
716
296
467, 806
626, 050
686, 156
700, 360
62, 010
376, 697
, 611, 635
, 190, 308
. 179, 405
, 034, 055
, 017, 827
, 159. 058
, 220, 267
, 789, 430
636, 210
1, 130, 082
!, 001. 977
!. 274, 410
!, 456, 912
1,642,188
I, 004, 309
29, 464
153
154
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
ADMINISTRATION OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS— Con.
Salaries and Expenses — Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C.
801-1158)— Continued
Foreii^n Service stutT:
Class 1. $12,W5 to $14.155
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025
Class 4. $9,7,S0 to $11,020
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325-.-
Class tl. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,m5 -.
Class 8. $6,700 to $7,910
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155
Class 10. $5,500 to $6,640
Class 11. $5,000 to $5,930
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425- --.
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940
Consular agent:
Class 1. $1,425
Class 2. $1,069 -- - -.
Class 3 $712—-
Grades established bv the Secretary
of State:
U.S. member, Board for Validation
of Oernian Bonds in the United
States
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210:
Wage board employees
Local employees
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates --.
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment (United States
and possessions)
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details ,
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $117.80$
U 128. 750
10 107, 265
18 177, 404
15 132, 160
22 182, 441
41 310, 840
138
941, 768
256
1, 665, 710
547
3. 048. 221
918
4, 545, 968
921
4. 041. 322
395
1. 517, 027
8 11,400
7 7. 483
11 7, 832
17, 100
199 961,712
9,216
16, 946. 363
21. 648
108, 342, 644
456.1
4, 467, 142
36, 114, 374
;. 771. 7
51, 643, 662
8, 927. 4
16, 117, 366
126, 761
102. 237
819. 249
1.129.812
79. 496
2. 310. 425
67,011
108, 610, 393
lOGl estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $126. 736
11 138.718
10 11.5,438
19 198. 330
16 140. 920
23 204,814
40 326,635
145
1, 066, 169
270
1, 781, 869
560
3, 379, 290
943
5, 028. 813
921
4. 352. 977
399
1, 646, 733
8 11, 400
7 7, 4S3
n 7,832
17. 100
189 909.053
9,183
17, 663, 672
21, 6.54
117,131,206
644.6
2, 497. 868
5. 192. 3
40, 114, 344
6, 946. 1
67. 474. 916
8,971.0
17,044,078
609, 989
125, 286
417, 663
1, 190, 562
92. 959
2. 569, 619
61, 244
119, 700, 659
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $126, 730
11 138, 718
11 127, 973
20 209,896
31 285, 392
26 229.624
69 468,822
145
1, 0S5. 169
276
1, 818, 860
586
3, 519, 004
977
5, 199, 265
1.001
4, 713, 882
423
1, 742, 902
8 11, 400
7 7, 483
U 7. 832
17, 100
190 913,473
9,474
19. 087, 366
22, 570
123, 345, 866
600.8
2, 604, 866
5, 347. 8
41, 339, 651
7, 396. 2
60, 974, 241
9, 225. 2
18, 427, 20S
721, 738
138, 162
1. 197, 529
96. 317
2, 818, 990
61, 244
Acquisition, Oper.\tion, and Maintenance op Buildings
Abroad
Grades and ranges:
GS-17 $16,530 to $17,670:
Director
GS-16 $15 265 to $16,295:
Assistant director for architecture and
engineering -
Assistant director for operations
Assist:vnt director for planning
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Architectural adviser
Assistant director for operations
Foreign buildings officer
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Architect'iral engineer
Chief of branch
Foreign buildings officer
Supervising architect
Supervising architectural engineer
0S-I3. $10,635 to $11,935..- -..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,621
1 13, 978
1 13, 374
4 62, 623
23, 774
34, 569
23, 961
24, 689
11,6)6
126, 316
60, 773
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 806
15, 267
15, 038
71,304
13, 520
37,710
13, 000
26, 520
12. 48)
157. 830
45, 365
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 056
1 15. 267
1 15, 267
1 16, 267
1
4
1
2
1
13
6
71,637
13, 520
50, 210
13, 000
26, 790
12,75)
147, 722
46,425
GS-7.
GS-6.
OS-5.
GS-4.
Grades and ranges- Continued
(IS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-9. $0,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875 -.
$.'>,365 to $6,346
;4,830 to $5,820--
$4,346 to $5,335
$4,040 to $4,670 --
OS-3. $3,760 to $1.390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,1.30--- -
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Grades established bv the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service staff:
Class 1. $12,665 to $14,155---
Class 2. $11,740 to $13,040-
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025
Class 4. $9,780 to $11.020
),025 to $10,325
!,270 to $9,420
$7,515 to $8,666
■',760 to $7,910
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
Class 6.
Class 6.
Class 7.
Class 8.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign coimtries:
U.S. rates. --
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base -.
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Terminal leave, etc
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3
6
1
8
1
15
10
4
$21,090
32, 823
6, 074
43, 847
6, 096
69, 470
39, 645
14, 060
3,265
93. 161
91.851
94, 120
65, 998
119,389
47, 258
35,466
25, 624
112 273, 000
266 1. 472. 522
41 192, 724
76 583, 683
48
90
463, 432
232, 683
10.224
5,627
17. 467
2,769
1, 315, 885
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$22, 713
65, 637
6,718
36, 860
11,149
78. 625
34. 320
11.295
3,619
7
12
6
8
12
8
5
2
100. 943
148, 161
67. 266
82, 036
112,650
68,284
37, 878
14, 248
105 262, 000
248 1,578,042
34 213,042
78 650, 000
45
91
488, 000
227, 000
6,345
2,000
19.000
7,655
1, 399, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$23, 213
62, 962
6,885
30, 658
11,482
79, 438
34, 840
7,630
3,723
127, 755
110,637
67, 578
73,487
84,136
59, 778
63, 851
7,238
100 268,000
238 1, 648, 102
24 183, 102
78 650, 000
488,000
227,000
2,000
19,000
13,000
1, 399, 000
Advances and Reimbursements
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Intelligence research officer. -
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Intelligence research specialist -
O.S-13. $10,635 to $11.935-
GS-12. .$8,955 to $10.265
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425--
aS-7. $5.,3r>5 to $6,345 -
GS-6. $4,830 to .$5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to .$5,335
GS-). $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. .t3,7fi0 to $4,390 - ---
GS-2. $3,,500 to $4,130
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice .\ct of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Class 3. $12..535 to $14,665
Chuss 4. $10,645 to $12,445-
Class 5, $8,7,55 to $10,566
Class 6. $7,215 to $8.656-.- ,
Class 7. $6,036 to $7,115 - ,
Class 8. $5,085 to 6,345
Foreign Service reserve officer:
Class 4. $10,(t45 to $12.445 --
Class 5. $8.7.55 to $10,.566
Class fi. $7,215 to $8,655...
Class 8. .$5,085 to .$6,345.-.-
Foreign Service stafT:
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 9. $6,005 to .$7,155
Chvss 10. $6,500 to $6,M0
Class 12, $4,495 to $5,425
Total permanent positions..
Deduct lapses .-
Total permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment --.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base --
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
11
33
38
41
31
34
6
43
47
7
1
Total
salary
$13, 978
130, 727
343, 196
336. 462
302. 263
193, 766
182, 896
30, 452
195, 829
189, 881
24. 875
3,266
11,669
71,345
159. 996
71.050
113. 105
90,436
9.901
17,867
22, 568
5,408
7,696
12,022
11, 980
4,326
377 2, 556, 959
36. 2 246, 976
340.8
2, 309, 933
19, 667
30, 427
3,361
2, 383, 441
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $15,038
1
6
15
10
17
16
1
1
3
1
1
2
2
1
128,480
347, 361
269, 840
287, 196
188. 928
167.786
37,668
215,406
183, 352
15,372
3,515
12,542
66, 104
136, 180
76, 481
115,422
97,344
10,660
8,965
24,336
5,824
8,507
12,938
12, 896
4,659
338 2, 452, 790
13 94, 089
325
2.358.701
11,000
9.434
19, 000
4.640
2, 402, 775
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$16, 033
128,480
347,361
269, 840
287, 196
188, 928
167. 786
37.668
215,406
183, 352
16, 372
3,515
1
6
15
10
17
16
12, 642
66, 104
136, 180
76, 481
11.5,422
97, 344
1 10, 650
1 8, 965
3 24, 336
1 5, 824
1 8, 507
2 12, 938
2 12, 896
1 4,659
338 2. 452, 790
12.9 93,235
325.1
2. 359, 5SS
11,000
19,000
4,640
2, 394, 196
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
155
INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS AND
CONFERENCES
Missions to International Organizations
Grades and ranges:
Special ])ositions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,530:
U.S. representative to the United
Xations ---
Deputy CS. representative lo the
United -Nations ---
U.S. representative to Economic and
Social Council
U.S. representative to Trusteeship
Council
Counselor of mission
U.S. representative to International
.\toniio Energy Commission..-
Deputy U.S. representative to Inter-
national -Vtoinic Energy Agency
U.S. representative on the Council of
tlie Organization of -\-mcrican States-
U.S. representative on the Inter-
-\merican Economic and Social
Council of the Organization of
-\merican States
Senior scientific adviser
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Deputy to the counselor.
International organization affairs offi-
cer
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Chief administrative otlicer
.\jternate repret^entative, Interna-
tional Civil Aviation Organization. -
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Political ollicor --.
Chief administrative officer
Deputy administrative officer
GS-14- $'12,210 to $13,510:
Political officer
International organization affairs offi-
cer ---
Administrative ofiicer -
Executive assistant
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $,%88S to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6- $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5.335
GS-4- $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4.130
Grades established by tbe Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-
1168):
Foreign Service officer:
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,650
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 5. .?8,7,'i5to $10,555
Class 8. .$5,085 to .$6,345
Foreign Service reserve officer;
Class 1. .$17,250 to $19,650 -.
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665--
Foreign Service staff:
Class 9. $6,005 to $7,155.- ,
Class 10. $6,600 to $6,640
Class 11. $6,000 to $6,930
Class 12. $4,495 to $5,425
Class 13. $4,010 to $4,940-.-
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210.-
1960 actual
Xum- Total
ber salary
$27, 518
25, 002
22. 606
22. 606
22. 506
22,506
20, 010
IP, 261
19, 261
19.011
15.392
15,392
14,206
14.861
26,542
12.771
22, 714
11,357
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Xet permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total peisonal services..
11.357
29, 703
51, 760
60, 960
7,426
93,806
23, 879
69, 077
66, 437
60,106
36,628
4,077
17,764
36, 660
14,206
64,626
22, 869
8,164
6,674
19, 261
56, 493
24,669
19, 562
16, 765
34, 767
13,416
4,160
14,260
1961 estimate
Xum- Total
ber salary
109 836, 561
26. 2 274, 660
7,929
9,038
36, 161
2,497
1, 166, 746
$27, 518
25.002
22. ,50(i
22,506
22, 606
22. 50(i
20, 010
19, 802
1 19, 802
1 19,011
1 16.806
1 16,806
1 13,749
1 13.749
4 49. 170
1
24,710
12, 230
21,300
47, 465
47,716
7,987
101.879
31,428
75.7,55
74. 192
43. 619
39, 728
4.410
19. 239
38, 272
30, 636
69, 825
24, 918
9,069
6,366
19,261
61,070
12,896
21,236
18, 241
38,022
14, 602
4,326
14, 250
1962 estimate
Xum- Total
ber salary
$27, 518
26,002
22, 506
22. ,506
22. 60li
22, 506
20, 010
19, 802
19,802
19.011
16,806
16.806
14,061
13, 749
6 61,660
2 24,710
1 12,480
146 1,281,262
10. 8 102, 694
109
26.2
873, 755
304, 813
17,800
4, 827
30,900
2,200
1,234,295
3
5
6
1
16
5
13
14
13
9
1
5
32, 199
47, 965
48, 776
7,987
104,000
31,761
77, 728
76. 191
62.(104
40. 248
4.410
19,651
38,668
48, 276
70,908
24,918
6,366
19, 261
62, 129
13, 260
21, 465
18, 616
38, 958
14,914
4,493
15,270
152 1,346,269
10. 6 113, 454
918,620
4 314, 185
32, 200
2,400
International Tariff Negotiations
Grades established by the Foreign Service
Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service officer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17.030
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655--
Class 8. $5,085 to $6,345
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Xet permanent (average number,
net: salary):
United States and possessions —
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment: Foreign countries:
Local rates
Other personal services: Overtime and
holiday pay -
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $16, 682
1 11,565
I 7, 467
1 5,283
4 40, 997
2. 2 16, 297
I 11, 700
0. 8 13, 000
22, 600
5,300
52, 600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
I $17, 036
1 17.035
0. 4 8, 866
0. 6 8. 170
8.000
1,830
18,000
United States Citizens Commission on N.\T0
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12 210 or above
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $77, 809
4 25, 791
Num- Total
ber salary
6 $77, 809
4 25, 791
10 103. 600
4.6 64.150
10 103, 60O
5.7 60,710
Total personal services
49. 450
42,890
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS
Inter.national Boundary and Water Commission,
States and Mexico
salaries and expenses
United
1,284,705
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Commissioner
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19,261
1 13, 978
1 12, 663
6 66, 164
6 64,641
11 89, 419
7 46, 051
10 59, 818
2 10, 358
6 30,617
10 41,453
6 22,214
5 16,995
2 9,201
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $19, 802
1 15. 038
1 13. 620
6 71.386
6 59, 280
10 87,070
6 42, 972
12 76, 586
2 11.315
6 33, 406
11 49,608
5 20, 115
6 21,922
2 9,340
Xum- Total
her salary
1 $19, 802
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Principal engineer (supervising)
GS~14. $12,210 to $13,510:
1 15,038
1 13, 620
GS 13 $10 635 to $11,935
6 71,927
GS 1' $8 955 to $10 255
6 69, 660
GS 11 $7 560 to $8,860
10 88, 130
GS Q $R 435 to $7 425
6 43, 619
12 77, 209
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 - -
2 11,482
6 33, 406
GS-4 $4 040 to $4 670 _ . .
11 60,336
6 20, 636
GS 2 $3 500 to $4,130
6 22, 130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -
2 9, 340
74 492,733
3.9 19.977
0. 2 1, 613
75 631, 359
4 24, 444
75 636, 124
Deduct—
3 17,470
Portion of salaries sho\vn above paid
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
69.9 471,243
297
3,374
3,354
17,964
71 606,915
1,000
2,000
72 518, 654
1,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base -..
Payments to other agencies for reim-
19, 335
19,261
Total personal services - .-
496, 232
529, 250
538, 915
570200—61-
-11
156
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS— Continued
In rr.uN A rioNAi. Bound,\ry and Watkb Commi.-^sion',
States and Mexico — Continued
0PEB.1TI0N AND MAINTENANCE
Unitkd
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, openitlons section
GS-13. $10,635 lo $11,935
GS-12. $8,9.55 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,.56fl to $8,860 --
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,S75
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820..-- -
GS-5. $4,345 to .$,5,335 -.-
GS-4. .$4,040 10 $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,.390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent —
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries shown above paid
from other accounts —
Not permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
5
I
9
11
10
8
7
20
170
$12. .563
33. 321
66. 580
40. 498
7,426
33, 301
6,677
51, 355
57, 597
45, 157
32, 877
25, 980
72, 303
778,072
258 1,263,707
4. 2 19, 985
1.2 6,027
252. 6
1,237,695
21. 785
8,851
47,354
1,838
1, 317, 523
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 520
34, 528
72, 425
43,805
7.987
3fi. 338
7.218
72, 674
57. 970
39. 272
48. 568
28. 144
60. 109
187 875, 953
273 1,398,511
13 68, 421
1,330,090
18,400
5,360
15,200
2,200
1,371.250
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, .520
34. 528
72. 675
44. 595
7,987
36, 837
7.384
73. 320
.58. 7611
39. 937
49. 192
28. 706
61,045
181 848, 830
207 1,377,316
7 41,866
1,33.5.450
18, 400
15,200
2,200
1, 371, 2.50
CONSTRUCTION
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $33, 072
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $35,839
3 26, 895
10 80, 620
16 104, 146
25 136, 627
4 19, 384
19 82, 593
6 24, 336
12 46, 137
6 21,298
28 96, 618
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $35, 839
3 26, 895
GS 11 $7 560 to $8,860
4 32, 490
1 6,906
4 22,048
1 5, 408
2 8, 861
7 57, 907
GS 9 $6,435 to $7,425
13 85,318
as 7 $5 355 to $6,345
17 93, 727
4 20, 052
OS .=i $4 345 tn $5,335
19 85, 432
Ci'^ 4 'ft4 040 to $4 670
0 24, 960
GS 3 $3,760 to .$4,390
2 7.675
1 3, 370
7 27, 177
10 38, 586
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130- -
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
5 18. 095
28 96, 618
25 147, 007
1.1 3,716
1. 4 7, 540
132 674, 493
22 103, 493
115 683, 429
G 27, 429
Add portion of salaries carried in other po-
sition schedules paid from this account..
Net permanent (average number,
25.3 1.50,831
3,693
742
8,902
6
no 571, 000
25,000
2,000
8,000
109 556, 000
Positions other "than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
22,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base .-
6,000
164,074
606,000
584, 000
American Sections, International Commissions
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Grades and ranges:
Excepted grades and grades established
by the Secretary of State equivalent
to general schedule grades:
Chairman of commission
GS-16. $13,730 to $16,030:
Commissioner.
Secretary..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$20,010
13, 686
13, 978
10, 858
9,647
7,030
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20. 010
14,706
15,038
11,690
10, 275
15, 142
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $20,010
14, 706
15, 03S
11.690
10, 275
15,362
DEPARTMENT OF STATE— COUtlnuad
tirades and ranges— Continued
OS-10. $6,995 to $7.985
OS-9. .$6,435 to $7,426
aS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. .$4,345 to $5,335..
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary): United States
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment: United States and
possessions
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of State.--
ALLOCATION TO PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860-
OS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 --.
Grades estabhshed by act of July 1, 1944
(42 U.S.C. 207):
Senior assistant grade
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary); United States
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time and intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services. Public
Health Service ,
1960 actual
Num- Total
Ijer salary
2 $13, 500
2 10, 688
1 5, 242
1 4, 347
12 108,786
3.4 32,436
8.6 76,350
16, 952
748
94, 050
22, 214
8,819
7,530
3,765
7,030
4,464
53,822
14,828
38,994
6,729
273
45,996
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 342
3 16, 765
"i 4,"686'
12 116,648
0. 8 7, 213
11.2 108,435
16,000
445
124, 880
23,878
9,485
8,091
4,056
7,530
1 4,464
8 57,504
1. 4 10, 979
6.6 46.625
5,900
175
52,600
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 509
3 16, 765
'l 4,"686
12 116,065
0. 7 6, 903
11.3 110,16
16,000
126, 162
23,878
9,485
8,091
4,066
7,530
4,464
8 57,604
L4 10,979
6.6 46,525
21, 475
68.000
EDUCATIONAL EXCHANGE
Intern.\tional Educatio.nal E.xchange Activities
Grades and ranges:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Chief of division...
Chief of stall
Deputy division chief
Special assistant
GS-14, $12,210 to $13,510:
.\ssistant chief of division
Chief of branch
Foreign affairs officer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.-
GS-8. $6,885 to $0,875
GS-7. $5,355 to .$6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 -
Grades established by the Foreign
Service Act of 1946 (22 U.S.C.
801-1158):
Foreign Service othcer:
Class 2. $14,900 to $17,030.-
Class 3. $12,535 to $14,665
Class 4. $10,645 to $12,445
Class 5. $8,755 to $10,555
Class 6. $7,215 to $8,655
Class 7. $6,035 to $7,116
Class 8. $6,085 to $6,345
Foreign Service Reserve officer;
Class 1. $17,250 to $19,660
Class 4, $10,645 to $12,446
Foreign Service Staff:
Class 1. $12,655 to $14,155
Class 3. $10,785 to $12,025.-
CUlSS 4. $9,780 to $11,020
Class 5. $9,025 to $10,325 ,
Glass 6. $8,270 to $9,420
Class 7. $7,515 to $8,665.-
Class 8. $6,760 to $7,910
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $39, 519
1 13, 374
1 13,083
23, 192
46,404
11,357
221, 187
180,960
105, 975
114, 232
16
13
42
41
16
87, 650
63.959
189, 132
165,247
68, 175
42.951
38,001
84, 759
60, 191
53, 705
66, 205
120, 424
1
9,901
26.332
10, 899
19, 573
17,659
26, 938
16,288
6,926
285
1,911,198
27.7
186,028
257.3
1,
■25, 170
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $42, 537
2 28, 787
1 14, 394
1 14,061
12, 230
74, 650
24,660
251, 704
186, 120
146, 038
134,909
6,718
98, 443
73. 736
224, 353
176, ,566
52,416
16, 862
41,871
SO, 580
56, 495
68, 657
59, 177
129,043
19, 260
10, 660
28,330
11,731
21,050
19,116
27, 893
16,432
7,467
300
2, 194, 725
18.2
133, 467
2SL8
2,061,258
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $42, 537
2 28, 787
1 14, 394
1 14,061
1
1
12,230
74,560
24.660
262, 364
195,355
167, 751
141,357
6,718
98,443
73, 736
237, 661
188,734
52,415
46,862
41,871
80,580
56, 495
58,657
59,177
129.043
19,250
10,650
28, 330
11,731
21, 050
19,116
27,893
16,432
7,407
312
2, 269, 147
11.2
81.099
300.8
2,188,048
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
157
other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
$1,328
31,098
1,814
1, 769, 410
1961 estimate
$792
25,noo
2,000
2,089,0.50
1962 estimate
$25,000
2,200
2,215,248
Educational Exchange Permanent Appropriations
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
Grades and ranges:
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Total permanent -.
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -__
Other personal services; Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services, Depart-
ment of State
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
1
2
Total
salary
$8,341
8,404
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9,235
2 9,028
Num- Total
ber salary
3
0.6
16, 745
3,572
3 18,263
0. 1 548
2.4
13, 173
100
2.9 17,715
70
13,273
17,785
ALLOCATION TO UNITED STATES
INFORMATION AGENCY
Grades and ranges:
OS-12. $8,956 to $10,255
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425.-
GS-6. $4,346 to $6,335 ,
GS-4. $4,040 to .$4,670
Grades established by the Foreign Serv-
ice Act of 1946 C22 U.S.C. 801-1158):
Foreign Service Staff:
Class 4. $9,780 to $11,020
Class 6. $8,270 to $9,420 -.-.
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210-
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) ;
United States and possessions
Foreign countries;
U.S. rates ,
Local rates —
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal servicer. United
States Information Agency
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8, 590
1 6, 302
2 10,047
1 4, 243
2 19. 053
I 7, 925
17,500
23 73, 660
3. 1 14, 064
22,944
2.3 20,933
12.6 15,719
621
180
60,297
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9, 485
1 6, 448
2 11.024
1 4,680
20, 509
14 17, 500
21
3.7
69,646
5,324
4. 8 30, 688
2 20, 509
10. 5 13, 125
375
64,697
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1, $9,485
1 6, 448
2 11,024
1 4,680
10 12, 500
16
54,637
27, 267
2.5 16,820
0. 5 6, 200
5 6,250
27, 270
570200—61-
-13
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Secretary of the Treasury
Under-Secretary of the Treasury
Assistant secretary of the Treasury...
Fiscal assistant secretary
General counsel
Administrative assistant secretary
GS-18. $18,500:
Deputy to the secretary
Assistant to the secretary
Assistant general counsel
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Assistant to the secretary
.\ssistant to fiscal assistant secretary..
Chief, debt analysis stall
Chief, tax analysis staff
Assistant general counsel
Associate head, legal advisory staff
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant to the secretary
Assistant to the secretary and per-
sonnel security officer...
Assistant to the secretary for law
enforcement
Assistant to fiscal assistant secretary..
Technical assistant to fiscal assistant
secretary
Deputy assistant to the secretary
Head, management analysis staff
Departmental budget otlicer
Director of personnel ..-
Fiscal economist
Assistant head, legal advisory staff..-.
GS-15 $13,730 to $15,810;
Technical assistant to fiscal assistant
secretary
Management analyst
Assistant budget officer
Fiscal economist
Assistant to the general counsel
Chief counsel to the fiscal assistant
secretary
Assistant head, legal advisory staff.. .
Attorney
Chief, classification and wage ad-
ministration section
Chief, employment section ■.
Director of administrative services
GS-14. $12,210 to $14,290:
Assistant to the under secretary
Assistant to assistant secretary
Management analysis officer (digital
computer system)
Management analysis officer
Budget examiner
Personnel security officer
Actuary.-
Accountant (tax specialist)
Assistant director of administrative
services
Chief, printing and office services
division
Chief, property division
Fiscal economist
Attorney
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
"',955 to $10,255
$7,560 to $8,860
6.995 to $7,985
,435 to $7,425.- - -.
$5,885 to $6,875.
GS-12.
GS-11.
GS-10.
OS-9. ;
GS-8.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,830-
Oa-i. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$25. 000
42,016
60, 030
20, 010
19.011
19,011
1 17, 514
2 35, 028
30, 784
1 15,392
1 15.392
2 31.719
1 15, 392
14, 685
14. 206
14,914
14.615
14, 206
14, 206
15, 163
15. 163
41, 038
12. 771
13. 686
93. 808
28, 142
1 13, 978
1 12,771
1 12, 771
1 13, 686
1 13, 686
1 14, 456
1 11.357
1 12, 813
11, 357
11,835
12, 085
11,606
11,835
11, 357
12, 563
11.835
11.606
71, 989
11,606
19,5, 623
122,119
101, 377
21, 342
217, 688
234, 025
164, 462
153. 160
78, 455
65.311
19, 630
49, 805
137 639, 939
444 3, 000, 930
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$26, 000
42,016
60,030
20, 010
20. 010
19, Oil
1 18, 612
2 37, 024
1 18, 512
33, 342
16, 636
16, 806
16, 806
16, 636
16, 636
16,307
16, 037
16, 267
16, 787
16, 267
16, 517
16,307
15,267
31, 034
15, 267
4i782
14, 061
15, 038
69. 681
16, 558
15, 309
13, 749
1 15, 038
1 13, 749
1 16, 829
1 12, 480
1 14, 040
12,480
25, 230
37, 460
12, 750
13, 000
12, 230
13, 620
12, 760
12, 750
78,660
24,980
246, 336
131, 940
118,875
45, 470
219, 174
12, 770
225, 325
178, 048
173, 621
81, 120
48,324
44,697
17, 991
131 603, 856
437 3,211,314
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
23
$25, 000
42,016
60, 030
20,010
20, 010
19,011
18,512
37, 024
18, 512
33,612
16, 806
16, 806
17. 050
16. 800
10, 800
16, 307
16, 307
15, 267
16,037
15, .517
15, 787
16, 307
1.5, 517
31,574
15, 267
44,741
14,394
1.5,038
71,211
15, 829
15,309
14, 061
15, 038
14, 061
15, 829
12, 760
14, 040
12, 750
2.5. 500
37, 730
13, 000
13, 270
12, 480
13, 790
13, 000
13, 000
91,830
25,230
260, 340
136, 140
123, 656
46, 300
222, 780
12, 936
228, 427
183, 229
177, 781
81,848
4S, 740
45, 008
18, 303
131 617,209
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
22.3 $132,458
Num- Total
ber salary
26.4 $166,547
Num- Total
ber salary
10.6 $50,957
Net permanent (average number,
421.7
2,868,472
2,728
2,850
20, 518
17, 933
70
410.6
3,046,767
2,600
3,000
11,397
20,243
77
428.4
Positions other than permanent:
q^emporary employment
3, 236, 554
2,500
3,000
Other personal services :
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
19, 923
Nightwork differential .
77
2, 912, 571
a, 082, 984
3, 262, 054
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows;
"Salaries and expenses" . . .
2,778,408
134, 163
2, 960, 985
121,999
3, 139, 856
' ' Advancements and reimbursements"—
122, 199
Office of the Sbcbetaet Permanent Appropriations
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 768
2 9,689
1 4, 243
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,611
2 10, 691
1 4,676
Num- Total
ber salary
GS-5. $4,346 to $6,336
1 $5, 678
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent - .
4 21, 690
196
4 23,878
2. 1 12, 202
1 6, 678
Net permanent (average number.
4 21,394
167
1.9 11,676
22
1 6, 678
Other personal sei-vices: Regular pay
Total personal services
21, 561
11, 698
6,678
Liquidation of Corporate Assets
limitation on administrative expenses, reconstruction
finance corporation liquidation fund
439 3, 287, 611
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director, office of defense lending
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 456
1 14, 466
1 11,835
1 12, 334
1 10, 858
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 568
1 16, 829
1 12, 750
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 658
1 15, 829
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610;
1 13,000
1 11,939
rm 1 1 ?7 "srifi tn "fis srio
1 8,341
Ci^ S f.'^ '^R'\ tn Slfi R71
1 6,386
3 16,892
GS 6 $4 830 to $5,820
3 17,472
1 5,824
Total permanent _ _
9 86,217
1 16,260
7 73, 648
1 7. 473
6 58, 552
Deduct lapses - — -
1,352
Net permanent (average number,
8 69,957
490
6 66,076
225
6 67, 200
Other personal services: Regular pay
70, 447
66,300
67,200
159
160
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUREAU OF ACCOUNTS
Salaries and Expenses
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
(Irades and ranges;
aS-18. $18,600:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 15,392
4 63, 618
1 11,357
1 11,357
2 24, 021
1 11,357
2 24, 668
1 12, 563
2 23, 920
14 147, 806
12 112, 154
19 142, 125
21 135,613
9 66, 369
45 251, 720
15 76, 482
49 226, 802
68 294,083
54 210, 475
7 24, 836
3 10, 161
3 9, 797
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,612
1 16,636
4 68, 199
1 12, 480
1 12. 230
2 26, 270
1 12,230
2 26, 790
1 13,790
2 25, 750
16 180, 689
11 110,905
19 155, 189
26 180, 812
8 64, 412
46 273, 821
14 78, 977
41 205. 689
72 332. 051
64 226. 902
7 26. 477
6 18,095
2 6, 281
Num- Total
ber salary
aS-17. $16,530 to $17,570;
1 16, 806
4 58 844
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Chief of division .. .. -.
0,S-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Assistant commissioner for adminis-
1 12. 230
Chief of branch
2 26 520
Cliief of dirtsion
1 12, 480
2 27,040
1 13, 790
2 26 270
Internal auditor
Technical assistant to commissioner..
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
16 183 349
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
11 112.175
19 157,519
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
26 182 120
aS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,346 . .
46 274 004
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
39 198,323
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
7 26, 685
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
2 6 281
Total permanent
335 1,904,080
13 62, 201
337 2, 073. 087
6 31,030
323 2 0':'2 366
6 27, 613
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) ;
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
321 1,839,897
1 1, 982
11,541
3,407
13, 452
330 2,040.019
1 2, 038
8,313
3,630
316 1, 992. 715
1 2,038
Additional pay for service abroad
Overtime and hnlidfiy pay
3,630
1,870,279
2,054,000
1, 998, 383
Salaries and Expenses, Division of Disbursement
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $16,265 to $16,295:
Chief disbursing olficer
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief disbursing officer
Regional disbursing officer .,
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Assistant regional disbuj-sing officer...
Chief of branch
Regional disbursing officer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
aS-12. .$8,965 to $10,256
GS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-IO. $6,996 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,87,5
aS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
QS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
OS-6. $4,346 to $5,3.35
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390....
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other tlian permanent:
Temporary employment; United States
and possessions
Part-time employment: United States
and possessions
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14,914
2 27, 664
I 12,771
1
1
4
17
22
22
10
25
20
36
62
97
193
511
2,015,136
720
2, 519, 522
15 ,53,394
42 156, 230
11,357
11,835
47,643
17,5. 345
194,334
166,685
70,095
160, 930
118, 527
196, 477
266,951
455, 965
820, 939
1,792
7, 496, 604
86 302,183
1, 089. 4
7,164,983
2 16, 037
14. 6 22, 701
210,086
125,022
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 037
2 29, 743
1 13, 749
2
1
4
14
25
23
II
31
19
47
44
109
217
639
2, 262, 996
670
2, 518, 760
22 80, 038
41 151, 636
24, 460
13,000
51, 770
153,463
233, 563
188, 692
82, 865
212,903
121.6,56
270. 301
236. 763
640. 560
976, 300
,823
8, 177, 1,54
27 138,019
1,779
7,996,930
2
15
17. 846
24.3.59
211,548
125, 892
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,307
2 30, 346
I 14,061
2
1
4
14
25
23
11
31
19
47
44
109
232
1,039,408
649
2,307,461
681
2,621,641
22 80, 350
46 167,753
24, 960
13,270
52,040
156, 037
236, 492
190,920
83, 986
21,5,498
123, 316
273, 787
237. 091
547,200
1,804
8,321,984
42 164, 612
1,800
8, 109, 029
2 18, 096
20 30, 247
211,548
125, 892
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-weel< base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork difTerential
Additional pay for service abroad
Total personal services
1960 actual
$.50, 381
145, 935
2,229
18,836
7, 746, 1
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations.
$7, 663, 952
182, 857
1961 estimate
$30,220
2,000
19, 360
8, 428, 145
$8, 300, 265
127, 880
1962 estimate
$2,000
19,350
8, 616, 162
$8, 389, 807
126, 365
BUREAU OF THE PUBLIC DEBT
Administering the Public Debt
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Commissioner
GS-17. $16.,530 to $17,570:
Assistant commissioner
National director
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant national director
Deputy commissioner
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant director, sales
Assistant national director
Chief counsel
Chief of division
Deputy conmiissioner in charge
Director ,
Director, advertising and promotion..
Director, planning
Director, sales
National sales specialist
Regional director
Special assistant tor promotions
State director...
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Advertising manager
Assistant chief counsel
Assistant chief in charge
Assistant chief of division
Assistant deputy commissioner in
charge
Assistant director
Assistant regional director
Bond sales promotion specialist
Chief of division
Chief, public information
Kditorial policy advisor
National plaiming representative
National representative labor activi-
ties
National sales representative
Operating procedures assistant
State director
Technical assistant to the commis-
sioner
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935..
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,.'i60 to $8.860..
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986..
O.S-9. .$6,435 to $7,425...
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335...
Qi3-4. $4,040 to $4.670..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
OS-1. $3,185 to $3.815...
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
:»lent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
nut tent employment-.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..
Nightwork differential
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,514
1 15, 392
1 15, 621
I 12, 771
1 13, 978
I 13, 686
28,683
13, 083
13, 978
13,686
13, 978
13,083
82, 554
13,083
63, 809
I96I estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 512
I 16, 806
1 16, 536
I 15,517
1 16, 617
1 14, 061
1 12,085
I 12,085
I 11,606
12,563
24, 170
24,419
36, 732
12. 085
13.042
24, 169
1 12,563
1 12, 334
1 11.606
28 341,973
1 12.085
81 866, 490
129
1, 175. 845
77 597.062
77.688
380. 7,50
167.091
7.54, 207
805, 007
11
59
27
133
1.53
1,302,301
353
1, .508, 231
707
2, 838, 443
836
3, 035. 957
48 165, 3,53
116 ,534,279
,073
15,117,120
216.2
1, 003. 444
2,856.8
14,113,676
3,499
107. 271
103. 686
5,830
14, 333, 862
15, 038
13, 749
15, .558
14.394
15, 038
16, 038
15,038
14, 394
90,043
14, 394
68, 531
1962 estimate
Niun-
ber
I 13, 270
1 13, 270
1 12,480
I 12, 230
13, 520
13, 620
26.270
26, 520
13, 270
14,310
26, 000
1 13, 790
1 13, 270
1 12, 750
28 370, 178
1 13,270
85 984,867
127
1, 2.'^0, 797
79 6,54, 192
13 98, 122
67 460, 123
29 188, .535
130 794,401
164 891,258
248
1, 273, 888
328
1, 497, 824
686
2,928,511
767
3,01.5,729
32 119,863
110 635,547
2,936
16, 679, 739
104.7
556. 107
2,831.3
16, 123, 632
3,670
63,839
61.674
5,386
15,238,000
Total
salary
$18,612
17,056
16,806
15, 787
15, 787
14, 061
15,038
13, 749
16, 829
14, 706
15,038
16, 038
15, 038
14,394
90,958
14, 394
69, 134
13, 520
13, 520
12,750
12, 230
13,520
28
26,790
27,060
13, 270
14,310
26, 270
13,790
13,520
13,000
373, 627
1 13, ,520
85 996,600
126
1, 2,50. 465
80 666.950
13 98. 122
68 467.390
29 188, .535
129 790.043
164 892,423
247
1,271,536
326
1, 492, 624
679
2, 906, 170
701
2, 766. 930
32 119,967
109 636,805
2,869
15,425,482
71.3
406, 550
2, 787. 7
15, 018,
932
,113
,386
16, 039, 000
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
161
OFFICE OF THE TREASURER
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $16,256:
Treasurer
OS-16. $16,255 to $16,296:
Deputy treasurer
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant deputy treasurer. _.,
Chief of division
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Technical assistant to deputy treas-
urer
Chief of division
Assistant chief of division..
Document analyst
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-ll. $7,560 to .$8,860
GS-10. $6, 995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent _
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork diflerential
Total personal compensation.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,000
1 14, 435
1 13, 083
1
12
14
25
16
37
28
67
106
178
165
189
77
26
n,
122,
121,
182,
112,
241,
168,
372,
548,
844,
709,
734.
283,
41 176, 361
4, 823, 061
42 181, 592
948 4, 641, 469
34,620
67, 114
5,483
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$4, 236, 688
511,998
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,000
1 15, 787
1 14, 394
2 27, 498
1
2
2
1
10
14
26
16
41
31
71
109
173
172
191
77
26
12, 230
25, 480
24,460
13,000
110,865
131, 956
207, 344
123. 225
291, 791
202, 191
427, 556
609. 378
892, 502
793, 910
797, 061
304, 975
98,404
38 163, (
1,006
5, 304, 005
29 126, 605
977 5, 177, 500
14, 000
18, 600
32,300
6.500
5, 248, 900
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 000
1 16, 787
1 14,394
2 27, 498
1
2
2
1
10
14
26
16
42
31
71
112
166
176
194
77
26
12,480
26,760
24, 4150
13,000
112,424
134, 342
211,464
124. 516
301,692
205, 937
432. 754
629, 930
842,110
810, 905
811, 173
306, 174
99, 497
38 163, 632
1,010
5,336.919
29 130, 269
981 5, 206, 650
14,000
32,300
6,500
5, 259, 450
$4, 681, 900
667, 000
$4. 691. 453
568, 000
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Grade established by 70 Stat. 739.
Commissioner
GS-18. $18,600:
Commissioner, assistant
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Collector
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,296:
Appraiser
Chief counsel - -
Collector, assistant
Commissioner, deputy
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Appraiser
Attorney-adviser, supervisory
Attorney general
Chemist _
Chemist, chief
Collector _
Collector, assistant
Collector, deputy
Commissioner, assistant deputy
Comptroller
Comptroller, assistant.
Criminal investigator, supervisory
Entry oflicer, supervisory
Executive assistant
Legal assistant, supervisory
Liquidator, supervisory
Personnel officer
Program management oflicer
Surveyor —
Surveyor, assistant
Transportation coordinator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accountant, supervisory
Administrative fiscal officer, super-
visory
Assistant to collector
1960 actual
Num-
ber
12
Total
salary
$17, 500
17, 614
16, 099
14,685
15, 163
14, 685
45,011
27, 372
13,083
12. 771
13, 978
13, 978
162, 928
12, 771
26, 749
12, 771
13,083
26, 145
13, 083
13, 083
42, 120
13, 083
12. 771
12,771
13, 978
14, 456
12, 771
12,813
11,357
12,085
1961 estimate
Num- Total
be:
salary
$17, 500
18, 512
17, 576
16,787
16, 307
16, 787
48, 401
29,412
14. 394
14. 001
15. 038
15, 308
176, 237
13, 749
28,787
14. 061
14, 061
28.767
14, 061
14. 394
45. 635
14,061
14, 061
14,061
15.038
15,828
14,061
13,790
12, 480
13,270
1962 estimate
Num- Total
salary
$17, 600
18, 612
17, 576
16, 055
16, 307
16, 209
48, 747
30, 128
14, 394
14, 061
15, 038
15, 308
301,719
161,239
14, 2.13
29, 037
14. 394
14. 523
56,598
14. 699
14, 394
415. 279
14. 727
14.061
14,061
16,038
16, 828
14,061
13,790
37. 210
13,620
Grades and ranges — Continued
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Appraiser
Appraiser, supervisory
Attorney-adviser
Auditor, supervisory
Budget administrator
Chemist, chief
Collector
Collector, assistant _.
Collector, assistant deputy
Collector, deputy in charge
Section head
Comptroller
Criminal investigator, supervisory...
Entry officer, supervisory..
Entry and liquidating officer, super-
visory
Examiner
Import control officer
Inspector, supervisory
Legal assistant, supervisory
Liquidator, supervisory
Marine officer, supervisory
Personnel officer
Program management officer
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-ll. $7,660 to $8,860...
1960 actual
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425...
aS-8. $5,885 to $6,875...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345...
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670...
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Positions at Foreign Service local rates..
Total permanent
Deduct lapses.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Part-time employment:
United States and possessions. .
Foreign countries: U.S. rates..
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork dilTerential
Premium pay for agents
Purchase of information
Total personal services „.
Num
ber
21
1
3
2
1
3
13
12
1
- Total
salary
$245, 273
11,835
35,526
23,442
12,334
37,689
158, 866
146, 222
11,357
1961 estimate
12.334
72, 758
117,457
22, 714
1
1
5
4
1
1
2
237
2,
465
4,
614
3,
362
2,
992
6,
1,775
11,
672
3,
416
2
526 '
209
104
18
68S
11,357
11,836
12.563
62, 337
46, 634
11,835
11,357
22,963
446,426
025, 390
851,444
644, 568
622, 399
025, 753
678,807
,113,978
, 446, 512
, 235. 353
810,416
383.777
61,067
9
,938,354
20,841
313
46, 964, 430
189.4
1, 170, 405
7,041.6
44,257,025
74 517,200
8 19, 800
238, 972
7,425
84, 698
335, 431
1. 236, 829
269, 884
116,313
97, 349
47, 265, 876
Num- Total
ber salary
21 $267, 340
1 12, 750
38,500
26.500
13,270
40,830
173, 950
159, 470
12, 480
1962 estimate
1 13, 520
6 79,600
10 128, 750
2 24,460
1
1
1
8
4
1
1
2
237
12, 480
13,000
13,620
68,160
60, 210
13,000
12,480
24,980
466
4.
649
4,
362
2
1,019"'
7,
1,775
12,
747
4,
416
2,
569
2
302 '
1
209
104
19
2, 666, 376
393, 685
495, 979
770, 070
386, 464
029, 906
452, 345
321,697
, 879, 963
, 362, 878
885. 976
417, 768
69,801
,961,083
20,841
61,027,567
176
1, 644, 777
7,234
48. 767, 990
80 596,000
8 19,800
91,000
254, 000
8,000
90,000
184, 600
1, 362. 600
296. 700
127. 000
97, 400
51. 883, 990
Num- Total
ber salary
21 $271, 234
1 13, 154
3 39. 040
26,500
13, 578
101,980
169, 172
144, 334
12,480
24,460
13, 790
81.076
165, 050
26,152
1
1
5
4
1
1
2
257
2,
469
4,
831
6,
189
1,
!,530
17,
249
2,
762
4,
418
2
695*
3
302
210
104
19
61, 150
12,750
13,000
13,644
68, 160
61,710
13,000
12,480
25, 672
918, 707
631,049
845, 196
664, 478
937, 620
003, 487
573, 372
375, 848
060,532
,381.190
902,910
420,784
70, 466
:, 012, 000
20, 841
7,708
64,039,110
186.4
2,084,870
7, 433. 6
61,332,440
81 602, 000
8 19,800
91,000
254. 500
8,000
90. 000
1. 428, 700
310. 100
170. 200
97. 400
64, 404, 140
Advances and Reimbursements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Management analysis, supervisory...
OS-12. .$8,965 to $10,266. —
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,357
1 9, 069
6 36. 378
154 981.932
94 578. 829
36 200, 699
289 1,492.094
22 105, 353
1 4,326
67 284,738
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
1 9. 755
5 40, 165
168 1, 168, 532
102 681,099
HI 629.032
204 1,187,359
21 111,917
1 4,680
57 286,216
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
1 10, 006
OS-U. $7,660 to $8,860....
5 40. 165
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,125. .
168 1, 187, 760
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
102 693. 745
GS-7. $5,356 to $6,345. .-
136 773, 299
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.. ._
204 1,209,607
29 149. 771
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
1 4.680
Ungraded positions at hoi:fly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210 .
67 286,695
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
660 3. 704, 775
35. 1 286, 756
671 4,131,236
36 381,636
704 4,368.207
36 402. 107
Net permanent (average number.
624.9
3,418,020
635
3,749,600
668
3,966,100
162
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS— Continued
Advances and IIeimbuksements — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary einplovment
$4, .5S4
41,05.1
254
26, 354
6, 180, 879
18, 074
$6,000
44, 000
$1), 000
Part-time eniplovment _ _ .
44. 000
Other personal services:
14, 500
7,204,900
20, 150
Overtime and holiday pay _
NiRhtwork differential
7, 781, 000
24,200
9,689,819
11,039,150
11,821,300
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $18,500:
Commissioner
Chief counsel
Deputy commissioner _.
GS-18. $18,500:
Assistant commissioner
Associate chief counsel
Chief counsel
Regional commissioner
GS-17. $16,,530 to $17,570:
Administrative assistant to the com-
missioner
Assistant chief counsel
Assistant commissioner _.
Assistant to the commissioner
Director of division
Director of internal revenue
Executive assistant.-
Executive assistant to assistant com-
missioner
Regional commissioner
Regional coimsel
Technical adviser to the commissioner-
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Assistant chief counsel
Assistant director of division,. _.
Assistant director of internal revenue.
Assistant regional commissioner
Assistant to the deputy commissioner
Chief actuary _
Chief of branch _
Director of division
Director of internal revenue
Director of office of international
operations
Executive assistant
Regional counsel
Regional inspector.
Technical adviser
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant chief.-.
Assistant director of division
Assistant director of internal revenue
Assistant director of office of inter-
national operations
Assistant regional commissioner
Assistant regional counsel
Assistant regional inspector
Associate chief.
Chief
Chief (revenue agent)
Director
Director of division
Director of internal revenue
Director of practice
Director of service center
Executive assistant
Executive assistant to assistant re-
gional commissioner
Planning officer _._
Regional inspector
Revenue agent
Special agent _ .__
Special assistant to chief counsel
Technical adviser
Technician
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Analyst
Assistant chief (other) .
Assistant chief (revenue agent)
Assistant director
Assistant director of division
Assistant director of internal revenue.
Assistant director of service center
Assistant regional inspector
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 17, 500
a 62, 541
"i""'i7,'5i4'
1 Ifi, 335
2 32, 169
1 15,392
7 110,862
"i""'i5,"403
9 142,079
116,291
14, 206
6 87, 988
46 680,883
14,490
9 129,471
'2' '29,'488
22 294.233
46 620,870
1 13,070
46 618, 825
46 604,815
38 606,186
103
1,371.185
3 40, 410
206, 786
246, 392
13,682
38, 948
27, 389
181, 691
175, 322
122, 137
7 97, 249
11 148, 276
26 323, 480
30
34
361,259
404, 573
6 72, 162
2 23, 707
3 34, 101
14 166, 902
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $21,000
1 19,000
1 19,000
75. 450
37, 724
9 169,703
3
1
1
8
11
1
49. 854
16. 530
17, 593
136.091
183, 285
16, 824
1 16, 569
149, 565
16, 659
15,283
138.569
168,419
339,618
15, 283
15, 283
30, 565
279. 562
527, 9U
15,283
61,131
137, 644
66,890
244, 446
481, 995
22
66
39
114
321, 199
926, 770
123, 790
663, 790
1, 648. 735
2 28,560
14, 399
73. 855
249, 903
13. 9liS
42. 914
84, 714
17 243,080
12 177, 469
5 76, 616
6 86, 342
17
1
13
1
36
37
1
6
1
3
242, 376
14,438
190, 465
12,231
468, 856
471. 807
12. 746
76. 225
12, 685
37, 495
117.293
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 .$21,000
1 19.000
1 19,000
4 76. 460
2 37, 724
9 169, 703
3
1
1
11
11
1
60, 244
16. 630
17. 723
183.256
184,715
16, 964
1 16, 689
150, 736
16, 689
16,413
2,53, 2,59
169, 849
342, 478
15, 413
15,413
30, 825
395. 989
632, 201
2 29,603
4
9
4
17
33
61, 651
138, 714
57, 540
247, 209
487, 358
22
66
9
43
125
324, 774
937, 333
125. 253
625, 124
1, 796, 161
2 28, 875
14, 561
163, 245
252, 665
14, 130
43. 402
85,089
17
12
6
28
9
17
1
14
1
96
71
1
9
1
3
245, 843
179, 419
77,428
368. 267
117,630
245, 137
14,600
206, 326
12,361
, 107, 660
892, 451
12, 876
112,696
12, 715
37,885
118,463
Grades and ranges — Continued
as- 14. $12,210 to $13,510— Continued
Attorney
Chief analyst..
Chief (other)..
Chief (revenue agent) .
Chief (revenue officer).
Chief re viewer conferee (special agent)
Conference coordinator
Engineer (revenue agent)
Estate tax examiner (revenue agent) ..
Executive assistant to assistant
regional commissioner
Executive assistant to assistant
regional commissioner (revenue
agent)
Internal revenue inspector
Management analyst
Planning officer
Regional analyst (revenue agent)
Revenue agent
Special assistant
Special assist.antto director of division
Special assistant to regional counsel...
Staff assistant
Supervisor in charge
Technical adviser
Technician...
GS-13. $10,635 to$ll,935.
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,255..
GS-U. $7,660 to$8,860...
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985--.
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,366 to $6,346
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4 ,390
GS-2. $3,500 to$4, 130
OS-1. $3,186 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
United States and possessions
Foreign countries: U.S. rates
Po.sltions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary emjiloyment--- -.
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hohday pay.
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Special and miscellaneous payments for
personal services
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
129
$1,488,322
160
1, 895, 600
67
788, 365
12 136,708
9 108,924
2 24, 668
18 214,287
4 48, 169
5 59, 601
12 141,106
6 69, 289
116
1, 360, 609
47 561,997
19 229,282
22 260,974
7 80, 610
250
2, 924, 089
129
1, 503, 759
2,731
25, 217, 662
3,807
33, 100, 269
6,714
49, 956, 988
773
6, 217, 157
7,610
49, 676, 362
4, 806, 944
3,988
21,854,538
3,027
16, 138, 263
3,792
17, 471, 424
6, 306
26, 669, 813
6,295
24, 753, 372
1,6S9
6, 252, 400
68 233,991
196 929,869
49, 439
304, 346, 171
1,048
9, 865, 251
1,381
294, 398. 653
10 82, 267
8, 628, 569
2. 250. 846
1, 224. 070
36, 252
298, 103
799, 466
307, 618, 225
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
138
$1, 729, 661
1 12, 718
181
2,312,474
92
, 169, 743
124, 060
127,434
50.817
26. 423
12, 229
10
10
4
2
1
12 164,069
4
6
2
16
18
96
1,
53
14
17
6
7
293
3,
137
1,
2,968
33.
3,877
36.
7,436
69,
406
3,
7,409
52,
970
6,
4,676
27,
3,239
1".
4,686
22,
6,109
27,
6,435
27,
1,766
6,
46
50, 728
76. 926
24,463
202,618
228, 689
212, 066
675, 264
175, 463
213.045
62, 773
88,752
690, 069
738, 136
108, 372
510, 879
746, 112
034, 678
825, 692
264, 433
372, 743
463,609
938, 981
804, 027
387, 925
928, 636
169, 324
196 945,831
52,005
346, 452, 770
1, 206.8
10, 690, 872
50, 783,2
335, 629. 201
15 132, 697
9, 146, 840
1,287.167
923.651
34. 163
253. 932
712,140
348, 119, 781
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
138
$1, 747, 501
1 12, 848
244
3, 006, 128
92
1,181,703
10 125, 360
128, 734
61,337
25,683
12, 359
10
4
2
1
12 155,619
4
6
2
16
18
96
1,
53
14
17
5
7
341
4,
182
2,
3,266
36,
4,416
41,
7,916
63,
366
2,
7,844
56,
688
4,
6,504
32,
3,333
18,
6,226
25,
6,390
29,
6,802
25,
1,694
6,
45
61, 248
77, 706
24, 723
204, 698
230, 929
224, 645
682, 154
177, 283
215, 255
63, 423
89, 662
315,218
306, 314
162, 667
874, 376
660,050
792. 587
121,066
151,924
511, 783
185, 213
820, 621
401, 769
523, 748
826, 034
174, 049
196 996,181
54,698
372, 251, 584
617.6
11,080,855
64, 066.4
361, 029. 194
15 144. 635
11, 152, 548
923, 651
34, 163
263, 932
762, 140
374,300,163
Advances and Reimbubsements
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $18, 138
1 8, 008
6 41, 246
2 12,771
2 12, 230
1 6, 699
1 4, 050
2 8,663
1 4, 077
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $9, 953
1 8, 733
6 37, 266
2 13. 918
2 13. 246
1 6, 138
1 4, 627
2 9,416
1 4, 391
Num. Total
ber salary
1 $10, 082
GS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
1 8. 871
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,426
6 37, 640
OS-8. $6,886 to $6,875 -
2 14, 024
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
2 13, 430
0,S-6. $4,8:10 to $6,820
1 6.138
0.'^-5. $4,345 to $6,335 -.
1 4,682
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
2 9, 421
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1 4, 465
Total permanent
18 114, 878
16 107, 587
16 108, 743
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
163
Deduct lapses -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Additional pay for service abroad
Total persona! services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
0.6 $5,209
17. 4 109, 669
153, 240
737
456
16,383
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$197
16 107, 390
69, 505
414
12, 932
180, 241
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
16 $108,743
69, 505
13, 008
181, 256
BUREAU OF NARCOTICS
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or lu
excess of $15,255:
Commissioner
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy commissioner
OS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Assistant to the commissioner
Assistant deputy commissioner
Supervisory attorney.-
District supervisor (regional office)--.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant deputy commissioner
Supervisory attorney
Attorney-adviser
District supervisor (regional office)- -.
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935-
GS-12. $8,995 to $10,255—-
GS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $.5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,880
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335 -
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 --.
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $5,440 -
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) :
United States and possessions —
Foreign countries:
U.S. rates
Local rates
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Additional pay for service abroad
Rewards to special employees. -
Total personal services.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 600
1 14, 206
1 12, 771
12, 771
1 12, 086
1 12, 663
4
14
30
48
61
80
3
95
15
34
35
21
47.611
148, 540
274. 900
362. 000
349, 138
646. 229
18, 699
508, 850
77,680
169,994
146, 375
77,688
10, 920
4,789
441 2,814,309
24 171, 860
406 2, 571, 860
65, 810
4,789
25,123
229, 803
1,661
5,840
19, 100
417 2, 923, 960
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 500
1 15, 517
1 14, 061
1 13,749
1 13, 749
1 14, 061
12, 230
51.480
176, 839
334. 272
405. 016
443. 407
449. 077
19, 488
502, 830
73.111
197, 6B0
132. 640
75, 586
8,278
6,000
440 2,975,611
13 83, 663
416 2,808,017
9 79, 031
2 6, 000
12,000
264, 720
1,695
6,300
19, 100
427 3, 195, 863
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 600
15, 787
14, 394
14, 061
14, 061
14, 394
1
4
16
36
61
61
70
3
87
13
40
31
19
2
12,480
52. 290
178. 339
337, 272
409,011
446, 600
454, 128
20, 664
607, 620
73, 943
202, 669
136, 680
76, 084
8,278
5,000
442 3,011,146
13 91,373
418 2,833,209
9 80, 963
2 5,600
261, 830
1,600
5,500
30, 000
429 3,218,702
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows;
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$2, 892, 256
31,710
$3,163,611
32, 252
$3, 187, 152
31, 550
UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE
Salaries and Expenses
Grades and ranges:
QS-18. $18,500;
Chief -
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Deputy chief
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030;
Assistant chief
Chief inspector
Special agent in charge.
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer..
Inspector
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 514
14, 436
13, 375
13, 084
27, 062
11,607
35,049
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$18, 612
15,787
14, 394
14, 394
29, 432
12,750
37,960
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$18, 512
16, 787
14, 706
14, 394
29, 432
12,760
38, 771
Grades and ranges — Contiimed
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610— Continued
Special agent in charge
Assistant special agent in charge
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,956 to $10,2.55
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
GS-8. .$.5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
Total permanent.-
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number
net salary) --.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$93, 990
11,355
217, 229
592, 778
914, 291
262, 165
84. 947
24, 481
339. 339
212. 344
267, 878
95, 242
474
3, 238, 166
33 200, 801
3,037,366
23,359
141,036
1,871
3, 203. 630
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$101,460
12. 230
231.216
644, 046
1
21
68
122
39
61
4
19
41
56
24
990,911
284.889
394, 643
26. 106
114,825
228. 699
280, 235
103. 049
474
3, 555, 437
20 138, 803
13,1,51
165, 789
3, 696, 643
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$103, 230
12, 480
233, 771
656, 351
1,299,973
7,821
396, 480
26, 771
306, 432
231.811
287, 210
1.56,986
522
3,861,668
20 141, 689
602
3,719,979
182, 176
970
3, 903, 125
Salaries and Expenses, White House Police
Major
Inspector -
Captain
Lieutenant--
Sergeant-
Corporal
Private:
Private technician-
Service step 8...
Service step 7
Service step 6
Service step 5
Service step 4 .- -
Service step 3
Service step 2 --
Grades and ranges:
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335.-
Total permanent-
Deduct lapses - -
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) --
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay ---
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
7
10
16
2
1
18
47
26
17
13
7
$11,000
9,500
24,000
49, 700
71, 660
108, 120
12, 760
6,560
113,040
282,000
148, 720
92, 480
67, 600
35. 000
5,242
170 1,037,272
18 98, 724
152 938, 648
7,220
82, 891
1,028,669
1%1 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 201
10, 589
26, 652
64, 566
71. 251
117, 140
13, 707
35, 260
135, 020
361, 200
92. 235
105, 264
72, 670
16, 125
5,846
170 1,129,615
8 51, 750
162 1,077,866
3,908
21, 221
1,102,994
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 201
10, 589
26,928
55, 684
71,251
118,043
13, 707
66,416
135, 020
412,,S00
67, 639
99,416
39, 130
16, 125
6,845
170 1, 140, 794
8 62, 397
162 1,088,397
21, 256
1, 109, 653
Salaries and Expenses, Guard Force
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6,386
7 35. 541
4 18, 707
56 234,360
2 10,483
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, 885
7 39.312
4 20.050
56 254, 529
2 10,483
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6,885
OS-fi J4 .S30 to $5,820
7 39, 791
4 20,622
GS-4 $4 040 to $4,670
56 255,881
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
2 10, 483
Total permanent - .
70 305, 467
6.6 26,335
70 331,259
6 25, 531
70 333, 662
Deduct lapses
6 24,928
Net permanent (average number,
63.4 279,132
2,160
4,646
8,378
64 305, 728
1,496
6,341
8,785
64 308, 734
Other personal services:
Regailar pay above 52-week base .,
5,350
Nightwork differential -,
8,799
Total personal services -
294,206
321, 360
322,883
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
$288, 965
5,241
$321, 360
$322, 883
164
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUREAU OF THE MINT
Salauies and Expenses
Gnides and ranees:
GS-17. Slli,530 to $17,570:
Director of the Mint
OS-ll'i. $15,255 to $ir,,29,5:
Assistant ilirector of the Mint
GP-15. $13,730 to »16,030:
Chief accountant
Superintendent
Teclinicjil consultant to the director..
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assnyer
.\ssistant chief accountant
Assistant superintendent and chief
cleric _.-
Assistant technical consultant to the
director
Chief, Rold, silver, and coin division..
Enirraver
Internal auditor
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $1,955 to $10,255 - -...
OS-11. $7,5f.O to $8,860
OS-10. $<\,995 to $7,985
OS-9, $6,435 to $7,425-
OS-S. $5.8X5 to $6,875 ,
GS-7. $5,3.55 to $6.345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-1. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
I $16, 099
15, 163
13. 08;)
41.931
13,083
1 12. 563
1 11,367
37,211
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services:
Regiilar pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay_.
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1
1
1
1
9
15
24
9
18
7
39
20
43
102
11
5
11.606
12,085
12. 563
11.357
96.116
136, 532
182. 687
64.210
114.833
44,845
223. 369
102.900
209. 078
433. 223
40. 912
18, 595
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $17, 67()
16, 307
14.394
45.114
14.391
1 13. .520
1 12. 480
504 2. 596, 088
822 4,471.492
21.9 129,143
800.1
4, 342, 349
26,224
28,661
495. 914
56, 593
4, 949, 731
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations. -
Reimbursable obligations
$3. 604. 824
1, 344. 907
1
1
1
1
9
15
23
9
22
7
36
20
44
100
10
14
40, 310
12. 750
13. 27(1
13. 520
12. 230
104. 624
149, 155
191, 423
70. 137
153. 984
48, 860
226. 265
114.067
233. 592
461. 906
40.521
52, 330
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 670
16, 307
14, 394
4!). 1 14
14, 394
1 13, 620
1 12,480
506 2, 665, 271
1
1
1
1
9
15
23
9
22
7
36
20
44
100
10
14
41,100
12,750
13. 270
13. 520
12. 480
106. 455
151.195
191,793
71.073
156,292
49.027
228, 761
115.357
336, 091
477,215
41,249
63. 474
631 3,352.113
831 4, 728, 000
22.2 125,000
808.8
4,603,000
15.000
500.000
57,000
5, 185, 000
$4, 320. 000
865, 000
956 5,460.000
22.4 125,000
933.6
6, 335, 000
225,000
100,000
5, 660, 000
, 742. 000
918, 000
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
Bureau op Engraving and Printing Fund
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director.. -
GS-16. $15,265 to $16,295:
Assistant to the director
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Controller
Chief, office of industrial relations . ,
Chief, office of plant facilities and in-
dustrial procurement ,
Chief, office of research and develop-
ment engineering
Chief, office of industrial services
Chief, office of engraving and plate
manufacturing
Chief, office of currency and stamp
manufacturing
Cliief, office of surface printing and
ink manufacturing _
QS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Associate controller
Head, internal audit staff
Head, research branch
Head, engineering and development
branch
Head, industrial engineering branch.
Assistant cliief, office of engraving and
plate manufacturing.
Assistant chief, office of currency and
stamp manufacturing..
Superintendent of division
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
bei
salary
$17, 614
14, 435
13.686
12, 771
13,083
13,978
13, 374
13,083
13, 374
12, 771
11,606
11,606
11,606
12, 663
11,606
11,367
11,606
36, 277
172, 432
1961 estimate
Nmn- Total
bci
salary
$18, 512
15, 787
14, 706
14, 061
14, 061
1.5,038
14, 706
14, 394
14, 706
14, 061
12,480
12,480
12,750
13, 520
12,480
12,230
12,480
3 38,750
19 210,516
1962 estimate
Num- Total
bei
salary
$18, 612
16, 037
15, 038
14,061
14, 394
15. 03S
14, 706
14, 706
14, 706
14, 394
12, 750
12.750
13.000
13. 520
12,750
12,480
12,760
3 39, 270
19 213.951
Grades and ranges — Continued
08-12. $8,955 to $10,256
GS-II. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. .$6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,356 to $6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
QS-5. $4,345 to .$5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to .$4,130
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at aimual rates;
Less than $12,210.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to —
$12,210 or above:
Picture engraver (banknote)..-
Less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net decrease (— ) or increase due to
changes in pay scales for part of the
year
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
22 $193, 898
40 296, 169
2 13, 790
56 355,928
2 11,877
338, 572
187,966
696, 432
868, 469
689,112
61,901
48, 130
61
36
127
209
174
17
13
37 302,503
2 25, 763
i96
12, 876, 001
,531
17, 294, 239
286.6
I, 304, 023
-23,328
1961 estimate
Num- Total
lier salary
20 $187, 450
40 321,440
22.194
365, 373
18,990
302, 415
187,680
602, 175
904. 692
635, 033
34, 647
52, 351
3
53
3
60
33
118
201
147
13
36 305,750
2 25, 991
2,546
12, 687, 633
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
21 $200,095
42 341,682
14, 997
350, 266
19, 157
286,645
184,311
601,641
911, 456
633, 786
35, 171
52, 351
2
60
3
47
32
116
201
146
9
13
36 305,750
2 25, 991
2,496
12, 372, 810
3,313
17,041,332
183
629, 406
47.000
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
.Nightwork differential
Payments to other agencies for reim-
b'lu-sable details
Add excess of annual leave taken over
leave earned
Total personal services..
3, 245. 5
16, 966, 888
122. 010
278, 361
314. 337
9.345
103, 202
16, 794, 143
3,255
16, 830, 912
105
384,366
57,421
3,130
16, 458, 926
62, 226
300,000
330.000
8,400
17, 159, 651
3,150
16, 503, 977
300,000
331,000
,500
17, 143, 477
COAST GUARD
Operating Expenses
DIRECT PERSONAL SERVICES
.Military: Active
Civilian:
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $1.5,255 to $16,295:
Chief CO imsel - .-.
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Accountant
Attorney-adviser
Electronic engineer (radio)
Supervisory general engineer
Supervisory naval engineer.--
Supply specialist
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Accoimtant
Aeronautical engineer
.Administrative officer
Attorney-adviser
Construction management engineer.
Persomiel officer
Supervisory electronic engineer
Supervisory general engineer
Supply specialist
OS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
G2-12. $,S,9.i5 to $10.255
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986... -
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,42.5
G.S-S. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345.--
GS-6. $4,830 to $.5,820..
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
OS -1. $3,186 to $3.815
Grades established by head of agency:
Lighthouse keepers and light at-
tendants _.-
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above
Less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
26.230
$73,225,000
14,914
13, 978
12.771
13. 978
12. 771
41, 934
13. 978
1 12.086
1 12, 563
11,835
23,212
11,606
11,606
34, 818
23. 192
608. .524
707. 385
8.52. 541
138. 757
817. 892
96. 386
1
2
1
1
3
2
58
79
110
19
127
16
194
1, 077, ,595
90 464,035
301
1, 414, 670
562
2, 320, 331
414
1, 548, 989
43 155,442
8 25, 895
96 380,196
12,563
1
146
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
27,228
$79,427,000
1 16, 307
1
1
1
1
3
I
I
I
I
1
2
1
2
3
2
60
86
104
16
131
21
18C
1,151,428
86 485,660
310
1, 603, 791
585
2,638,088
396
1,632,423
40 160, 776
8 29. 056
15,038
14, 061
1.5,038
14,061
45,114
15,038
13,000
13,620
12,230
13,000
25,500
12,760
25,230
38,260
25, 230
683, 456
840, 464
886,354
12,5,153
926. 384
139, 424
96 410,145
13,104
I
146
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
27,396
$79, 666, 000
I 16, 307
I
1
1
1
3
I
1
I
1
I
2
1
2
3
2
60
89
107
16
135
21
191
311
1
581
15,038
14, 394
1.5,038
14,394
45,114
15,038
13, 270
13,620
12,480
13,000
26,000
13,000
26, 750
38,760
25, 750
692, 867
879, 845
920,007
126, 462
965,932
141,253
1, 179, 606
502, 379
1,633,217
2, 648, 696
396
1,660,204
40 162, 856
8 29.680
96 410,968
1 13, 104
146
1,017,172
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
165
DIRECT PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued
Civilian— Continued
Ungraded positions at daily rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment, lamplighters.
Foreign countries:
Local rates — _
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Overtime and holiday pay, marine in-
spection (46 U.S.C.382h)
Territorial cost-of-living allowance...
.Additional compensation in lieu of over-
time and night differential pay
-\U personal services, civilian
Total direct personal services
REIMRrRS.\RLE PERSONAL SERVICES
Military
ClviUan: Positions other than perma-
nent: Temporary employment -
Total reimbursable personal serv-
ices -— --
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
1.103
$5,
Total
salary
'04. 939
Num- Total
ber salary
1.103
$5, 720. 594
3,388
17.
266
1.
602. .^20
258.384
3.401
18, 776. 839
242
1. 244. 839
3.122
16.
344. 136
160.764
13, 550
150
74,000
18.800
2.800
41.700
98.600
63,500
90. 043. 000
3.165
1. 087, 000
49.000
3.174
8,136,000
98, 179, 000
1961 estimate
3.159
17, 532, 000
175,000
13,000
1,000
40,000
20.000
3,000
42,000
106,000
18.000.000
97. 427. 000
3.166
8, 153, 000
9 46.000
3,17
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
,103
$5. 720. 594
3.412
19,021,675
242
1. 376, 675
3,170
17.64.1.000
13.000
1.000
20. 000
3,000
42,000
106, 000
68.000
97,739.000
7. 927. 000
9 46.000
3,083
7. 973. 000
105. 712. 000
Reserve Training
DIRECT PERSONAL SERVICES
Military:
Permanent positions
Drill and active duty pay of trainees...
Civilian:
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.275
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,865
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820...
GS-5, $4,345 to $5,335...
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,070
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130...-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815....
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$2,986,007
6,141,020
9,127,027
8,341
5,990
6,240
10,442
10,504
109, 117
233, 140
93, 325
7,301
2,974
2 12, 642
27 120, 536
146 620, 452
24 101,095
122 519, 357
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$2, 916, 552
6, 878, 964
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$2,892,076
6, 717. 721
9. 795, 516
1
1
1
2
2
32
46
20
1
9.485
6.448
7.051
11,565
11, 482
158, 081
208, 707
81,021
4,515
2 13, 187
26 118,377
134 629, 919
11 51, 701
123 578, 218
9, 609, 797
1
1
1
2
2
32
48
20
1
9,755
6, 448
7,051
11,897
11,648
162, 077
210,330
82.311
4,515
13, 187
118,377
134 637, 596
11 52,139
123 585, 457
DIRECT PERSONAL SERVICES— Continued
Civilian — Continued
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
All personal services, civilian
Total direct personal services
REIMHURSAFLE PERSONAL SERVICES
Mihtary
Civilian: Full-time equivalent of tem-
porary positions..
Total reimbursable personal serv-
ices.
Total personal services
I960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$4,700
4, 748
6,895
535, 700
9, 662, 727
23 116,000
1 4, 000
24 120,000
I. 782, 727
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$2, 425
4,765
7,300
592, 708
10, 388, 224
10, 388, 224
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$4, 765
7,300
597, 522
10, 207, 319
10,207,319
Coast Guard Yard Fund
Military: Active
Civihan:
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.
GS-7. $5,3,55 to $6,345-.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335--.
QS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670.-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.
QS-2. .$3,500 to $4,130.-
OS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master electrician
Master mechanic (machine shops)..
Master mechanic (structural and
welding shops)
Master pipefitter
Master sheet metalworker
Master woodworker
Less than .$12,210
Ungraded positions at daily rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay.. ._.
Nightwork differential
Premium pay -—
All personal services, civilian
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
28 $131, 270
3
7
12
3
16
5
24
4
31
36
36
6
3
1
1
1
1
86
933
31,636
64,418
95, 992
21, 798
102, 814
31,616
133, 141
21,632
147, 306
151, 507
139, 360
21, 862
9.570
12.563
12,563
12,563
12,563
12,563
12,563
642, 793
5. 107, 501
1.211
6, 798. 324
128 412.924
1,083
6, 385, 400
49,230
292, 610
7,716
6,663
6. 741, 619
6, 872, 889
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
38 $154, 883
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
41 $160,463
3
7
13
2
19
4
21
2
25
34, 279
69,846
112, 341
16.307
131. 639
27.639
128.003
11,648
137, 831
133, 432
147, 202
23,275
I
I
1
1
1
1
84
826
13, 104
13, 104
13, 104
13, 104
13, 104
13, 104
639, 368
4, 707, 965
1.082
6, 399. 199
51 100, 271
1,031
24.280
181. 778
6,542
7,637
6, 519, 066
6, 673. 948
3
6
14
2
18
3
24
2
23
27
32
5
34.528
60.050
121. 722
16, 307
127, 234
20,664
146, 766
11,648
122, 616
125, 320
137. 322
20,280
13,104
13, 104
13, 104
13, 104
13, 104
74 676,411
4, 361, 240
990
5, 947, 618
30 167,114
5, 790, 504
156, 294
6,500
7,500
5, 959, 798
6, 120, 261
i
TRUST FUNDS
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
VETERANS ADMINISTRATION
General Post Fund, Nation.\l Homes
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment (total personal
$14, 128
$14,000
$14. 000
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
RECORDS ACTIVITIES
National Archives Trust Fund
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
Num- Total
ber salary
X $10, 026
1 7,030
1 7, 051
1 4,992
1 4,950
4 17, 555
9 36, 606
4 14, 414
1 4,077
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 796
1 7, 671
2 14,040
2 11,066
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 795
QS-11 $7,560 to $8,860
1 7, 821
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
2 14, 206
GS-7 $5,355 to $6,345
2 11,398
GS 6 $4 830 to $5 820
GS-5 $4,346 to $5,335
6 29, 411
14 61,048
5 19, 657
1 4,077
6 30, 037
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670 _..
14 62,088
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390
5 20, 198
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1 4,077
Total permanent
23 105, 601
1.5 6,410
32 157, 666
0. 5 3, 854
32 160, 620
0.2 1,720
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
21. S 99,191
9,601
761
693
87
634
31.5 153,811
9,600
689
31.8 158,900
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
9,600
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay
Add excess of annual leave earned over
Total personal services
no, 767
164,000
168,500
National Archives Gift Fund
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
eicess of $7,660:
Historian
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 000
1 7, 530
3 13, 354
5 20, 508
1 3,266
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 000
1 8,311
1 4,347
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 000
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
1 8.341
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335
1 4. 614
GS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent
11 56, 668
2.2 11,201
3 24,688
84
a 24, 856
55
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -
8.8 46,457
352
73
3 24, 604
96
3 24, 800
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Total personal sprvicp."!
45,882
24,700
24,800
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
State Rural Rehabilitation Funds
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $16, 473
Num
ber
2
3
8
2
13
2
- Total
salary
$15, 142
19, 676
49, 379
9,193
56, 494
7,530
Num
ber
2
2
6
- Total
salary
$15, 142
GS-9 $6 435 to $7,425
13, 012
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 ---
15 84,140
1 5,408
5 21. 776
14 56, 972
36,209
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
11
1
47, 979
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 . --
3,765
37 184, 769
1.2 6,796
4 18, 636
4. 4 18. 467
30
1
167, 414
4,464
22
116, 107
Deduct—
107
Portion of salaries shown above paid
Add portion of salaries carried in other po-
sition schedules paid from this account. .
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
36.2 178,805
1,160
29
152,950
550
22
116, 000
Other personal services: Regular pay
Total personal services
179, 965
163,500
116,000
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND
WELFARE
PUBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
Public Health Service Trust Funds
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860...
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7,030
1 5. 138
1 3,765
1 8,286
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $15,392
1 5, 533
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7,821
GS-7. $5,355 to .$6,345
1 5,533
Grades established by act of July 1, 1944
(42U.S.C.207):
4 24, 219
0.4 2,349
3 20,925
0.5 3,172
2 13,354
Deduct lapses
0.5 3,164
Net permanent (average number,
3.6 21,870
6,177
153
166
2.5 17,763
49,800
47
1.5 10,200
Positions other than permanent; Tempo-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
28,356
67,600
10,200
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Advances and Reimbursements (Trust Fund)
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS 8 $6,885 to $6,875
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $5, 470
0. 1 531
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $5, 886
0. 1 409
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $5,886
Portion of salaries shown above paid
0. 1 386
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).. _
0. 9 4, 939
0. 9 5, 477
0. 9 6, 500
167
570200— «1-
-13
168
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND
WELFARE— Continued
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY^Continued
Advances and Reimbursements (Trust Fund) — Continued
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
other personiU services: Regular pay
$23
Total personal services
$4,939
6,500
$5,600
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
BUREAU OF INDIAN AFFAIRS
Indian Moneys, Proceeds of Labor, Agencies, Schools, etc.
Grades and ranges:
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-.
QS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860...
GS-9.
OS-1
GS-7.
OS-6.
OS-5.
5,435 to $7,425-
$5,885 to $6,875..
$6,355 to $6,345.. ,
$4,830 to $5,820... _
$4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670 ,
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2 $3,500 to $4,130....
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815 .,
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Master (captain)
Chief engineer
Less than $12,210
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent..
Deduct—
Lapses
Portion of salaries paid from other ac-
counts
Add portion of salaries carried in other
schedules paid from this account
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary emi)loyment
Intermittent employment.
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base..
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
1960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
2
4
1
2
1
11
12
35
26
2
$10, 379
16,682
14,560
24,710
6,782
11, 169
5,096
49, 523
48, 3(X)
129, 636
90, 173
6,324
1 13, 261
1 12, 894
125 624,731
6 25, 633
231
1,088,763
18. 1 92, 808
65.7
256, 259
17. 5 84, 021
Total personal services..
823, 707
56, 432
19, 674
11,207
95, 873
2,724
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,419
8,965
8,341
19, 843
12, 231
5,668
48, 962
25, 896
92. 170
33,715
10,233
1 13, 261
1 12, 894
87 467,479
3 13, 865
784, 932
12 68, 028
14. 1 63, 396
154.1
1,009,617
780, 300
36, 023
6,977
6,905
91,761
634
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,690
1 8, 965
1 8,611
3 20, 176
2
1
8
5
20
9
3
12, 397
5,824
39, 938
17, 472
81, 208
33,923
10, 233
13,261
12,894
84 456,!
10,400
142
742, 881
11 62,877
14.1 I
145.1
743, 400
33,600
6,000
921, 600
97, 300
6(.I0
880,900
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
FEDERAL PRISON SYSTEM
Commissary Funds, Federal Prisons (Trust Revolving Fund)
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 280
2 12, 688
15 80, 835
26 125, 820
15 67,976
1 6, 698
Num- Total
ber salary
1 ,$7, 971
1 6, 086
16 88. 139
26 137, 146
16 78,075
1 7,023
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8, 081
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1 6, 2.W
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
15 89. 628
GS-^. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
26 140,719
16 80,047
1 7. 031
Total permanent
60 301,297
60 324,439
60 331,750
ncduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork ditlerentlal
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $14, 222
67 287, 075
2, 000
5,211
1,298
295, 684
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $16,439
67 308, 000
l.ono
6,000
2,000
317,000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $16, 7.56
315,000
6,000
2,000
323,000
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
BUREAU OF EMPLOYEES' COMPENSATION
Advances and Reimbursements (Trust Fund)
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $23. 296
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $25, 813
1 4, 347
3 14, 248
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $26, 813
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
1 4, 347
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
4 16,951
3 14,248
Total permanent . . .
7 40,247
463
7 44, 408
7 44, 408
Deduct—
Lapses... _ _
434
75
338
Estimated savings due to changes in
pay scales for part of year
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
7 40,710
310
7 43, 899
171
7 44, 070
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 62-week base
41, 020
44,070
44,070
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
Bureau of Customs Trust Funds
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Collector
aS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,2.56....
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860..
QS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
G,S-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
aS-7. $.5,355 to $6,345..
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-.5. .$4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..,.
QS-2. $3,600 to $4,130..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total iiermanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11, 606
30, 909
93,913
80, 764
68,617
283,883
174, 658
79, 229
164, 592
146, 328
77,620
38,605
32,220
3,058
30 84, 224
254 1, 300, 126
16.8 101,568
237.2
1, 258, 558
2.602
4,906
9,701
14, 872
10, 045
1, 300, 744
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12,480
33, 739
103, 105
95, 762
63,890
309, 924
190, 274
92, 844
186, 341
170. 177
86, 424
49, 757
35,171
3,411
30 84, 370
261 1,617,675
16 63, 675
245
1,454,000
5,000
6,000
6, 5(K1
16,000
11,IX)0
1, 490. 500
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 750
34, 819
104, 435
98, 034
64,394
314, 298
193, 986
96,129
190, 372
173,499
87, 776
50,506
35,687
3,516
30 84,370
261 1,543,470
16 67, 470
245
1,476,000
5,000
6,000
16,000
11,000
1,513,000
PART II
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES AND
AIRCRAFT
160
J
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
EXECUTIVE OFFICE OF THE PRESIDENT
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
BrREAtr OF THE BrOGET
$2,500
400
For transportation of officials and stafl of the Bureau of the
COUNCIL OF ECONOMIC ADVISERS
Budget in the Washington area.
For transportation of officials and staff members of the Council
NATIONAL SECURITY COUNCIL
Salaries and expenses' Station wagon
2
of Economic Advisers to departmental offices ia Washington.
For courier service.
OFFICE OF CIVIL AND DEFENSE
MOBILIZATION
Salaries and expenses
93,600
In the transaction of official business of the Office, rented Gen-
eral Services Administration motor pool vehicles are assigned
as follows: Director (Washington): deputy director (Wash-
ington); general needs of the Washington olBce; executive
assistant director and emergency trips in Battle Creek,
Mich.; general needs of the Battle Creek, Mich., office; classi-
fied location; Olney facility; OCDM Eastern Training
Center; OCDM Western Training Center; a total of 44
vehicles will be assigned to the 8 regional offices for use of
regional directors and staff.
2
96,400
President.
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19S2
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sovu-ces
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
AUow-
ance
Users and public purpose
AMERICAN BATTLE MONUMENTS
COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses _ -
1
$1, 600
1
$160
$1, 350
8
For use in field by members and secretary on inspection trips
and by officers and employees in supervision, maintenance,
and construction of U.S. military cemeteries and memorials
overseas.
ATOMIC ENEEOT COMMISSION
Operating expenses
403
18
1
30
604, 500
35, 100
4,600
684, 700
275
16
1
22
66,000
V
3,200
200
7,200
549, 600
31.900
4.300
677. 600
1,182
114
43
342
$233, 194
108, 779
2.700
20, 726
$332,603
30,895
To provide necessary transportation of Atomic Energy Com-
mission and contractor personnel on official business by
authorized operators within and between projects and plant
and laboratory areas. To provide transportation to and from
official meetings. Also used for delivery of classified mail in
Washington area.
Do.
Amhnlance
Do.
Bus
117,000
Do.
Total, Atomic Energy Com-
462
1,228,800
314
66,600
1,163,200
1,681
365,399
30,200
480,398
4,000
aviL AERONAUTICS BOARD
Board members and Washington staff: Transportation to and
1
from official meetines and conferences in Washincton, D.C.,
with Members of ConCTess. U.S. Government officials, etc.
Messengers: Delivery of special or classified mail in the Wash-
ington area, 3 vehicles. Balance of vehicles are used by air
safety investigators in the field in connection with accident
investigations.
Air safety Investigators: Used in coimection with accident in-
vestigations in Alaska.
171
172
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGIOT FOR FISCAL YEAR 1902
INDEPENDENT OFFICES Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Con
Motor veliicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Apprniniatioii or fuinl
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Users and public purix)SO
CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION
$8,800
8,000
Transportation to and from official meetings in Washington,
D.C. Performance of official duties in the field.
Investigators: Performance of ofiBcial duties.
Total, Civil Service Commission
13,800
EXPORT-IMPOKT pANK OF WASHDIfiTON
Salaries and expenses
1
Members of board of directors and other Bank officials* Trans-
Station wagon..
700
600
portation to and from offlcial meetings and conferences in
the Washington area with Members of Congress, U.S. Gov-
ernment officials, personnel of foreign embassies, and officials
of international organizations.
Delivery of special dispatches; movement of light equipment.
FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION
supplies, and packaged documents, all within the Washing-
ton area.
Used in transporting officials and employees to and from the
Capitol and Government departments and offices in the
transaction of official business. Messengers: Delivery of
special or classified mail in the Washington area.
FEDERAL AVIATION AGENCY
49
22
1
1
640,200
47,400
900
$25,000
Administrator and other agency officials for transportation to
and from official meetings in the Washington area; regional
and district staff officials, maintenance inspectors, and safety
agents for transportation to remote facility locations, acci-
dent investigations, inspection of aircraft repair faciUties,
manufacturing plants, and airmen schools.
Do
Station wagon
Bus . .
Do.
Do.
98,300
Operation and maintenance, National
2
3
$3,000
5.850
1
$2.50
$3,350
5,850
6
Ing engineering surveys for airways facilities; construction
inspectors for transportation to installations and construction
projects.
Staff officials for transportation from the Washington National
Capital Airports.
Airport and Dulles International Airport to various Govern-
ment buildings to attend official conferences and meetings
and for airport police patrol duty.
1
9
2
Research and development
4,300
1.5.100
,5. -lOO
for transportation of personnel between center facilities.
Do.
Bus
Personnel of the National Aviation Facilities Experimental
Ambulance. i___ \...
Center for transportation to official meetings on the base and
surrounding areas.
Vscd foreniergency purposes at the Xafional Aviation Facilities
Experimental Center.
Total, Federal Aviation Agency.
5
9,450
1
250
9,200
100
811,600
25,000
FEDERAL COMMfNICATIONS
COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses
2
3, nun
2
■2
200
2,800
14
G
39, 650
4,200
1
Field engineers: Transportation of electronic e'liiipment and
Station wagon
personnel for purposes of radio inspection, investigation, and
the conducting of operator examinations and of engineering
meiisurements. Most of these vehicles have been extensively
modified, and they contain numerous items of electronic
equipment permanently installed. (2 of these vehicles are in
the D.C. area.) Cost of hire covers rental of 46 passenger cars
from the various pools of the Interagency Motor Vehicle
System.
equipment for mobile radio signal measurements. 1 sta-
tion wagon is used at a monitoring station remote from public
transportation, for hauling equipment, mail, and personnel.
(None in the D.C. area.) Cost of hire covers the rental of 3
station wagons. 2 used in the D.C. area for transportation of
Commissioners and bureau heads to ofBcialjneotings.
Total. Federal Comniuniculions
2
3,000
4
200
2,800
20
43,850
600
Commission.
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
Federal Home Loan Bank Board re-
Members of Board and its staff officers: To and from official
volving fund.
FEDERAL MEDIATION AND CONCILIATION
SERVICE
1
meetings in Washington,. D.C. Messengers: Delivery Of
mail and other olRcial documents, Washington area.
and conferences in the District of Columbia as the official
representative of the Service, with Members of Congress,
Oovemment officials, and representatives of labor and man-
agement.
' 2station wagons will be exchanged for sedan delivery trucks.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
173
INDEPENDENT OFFICES—Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962 Con.
Approprmtion or fund
FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses
FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses _
FOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT
COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses
GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFHCE
Salaries and expenses
INTERSTATE COMMERCE COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINISTRATION
Research and development
Station wagon _
Bus.
Ambulance-
Total, National Aeronautics
and Space Administration.
NATIONAL CAPITAL HOUSING
AUTHORITY
Operation and maintenance of prop-
erties aided by Public Housing
Administration.
Station wagon
Total, National Capital Hous-
ing -A-Utliority.
NATIONAL CAPITAL PLANNING
COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses-.
Land acquisition, National Capital
park, parkway, and playground sys-
tem.
Total, National Capital Plan-
ning Commission.
NATIONAL CAPITAL TRANSPORTATION
AGENCY
Salaries and expenses _
NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD
Salaries and expenses
NATION.\L SCIENCE FOUNDATION
Salaries and eicpenses
Station wagon...
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Num-
ber
Oross
cost
$03, oon
9,000
19, 500
10, 000
38,600
2,300
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
$9, 000
800
SOO
1,600
50
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
stiU
to be
used
$S4, 000
18, 700
9,500
36, 900
192
1
138
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
$11, 000
20, 000
1, 674
6,000
Com-
mercial
sources
$1,000
50,900
3,100
1,750
3,500
Users and public purpose
1,500
For use by engineers and other members of the Commission's
staff in regional offices for inspection of electric utiUty and
gas plants, and hydroelectric projects during construction;
and miscellaneous field investigations; and for general
administrative use in Washington.
Chairman, Commissioners, and executives: Transportation to
and from official meetings and conferences in Washington,
D.C. with Members of Congress and U.S. Government
officials, .\ttomeys conducting official investigations and
trials of Commission cases throughout the United States.
Warsaw, Poland, to be used by investigative staff for inspection
of property and records in remote ureas of Poland.
Used in transporting officials and employees to and from the
Capitol and Government departments and offices in the
transaction of official business.
-Ml vehicles (234) to he used by employees in the field in con-
nection with the duties of the Commission.
To provide necessary transportation of National -Aeronautics
and Space Administration and contractor personnel at
domestic and foreign installations.
For transportation of personnel, supplies, and equipment at
domestic and foreign installations.
For transportation of National -\eronautics and Space Admin-
Lstration and contractor personnel between widely dispersed
research facilities and remotely located research stations;
visiting dignitaries, committee and conference members..
For use where medical facilities ai'c inadequate..
Automobile used by National Capital Housing Authority
officials in trips to properties, building sites, and other agen-
cies; interviewers checking residences of housing applicants
for substandard conditions.
Station wagons used by engineers to inspect operating housing
properties located throughout the city, plamiers and engineers
in checking and inspecting properties under dcvelopnient.
Used by members and staff of Commission for inspection trips
and meetings and special messenger services in connection
with plaiming, administrative, ami land acquisition matters.
Do.
The .Administrator, engineers, and other staff officials: Trans-
portation to and from official meetings and conferences in
Washington, D.C, and for inspections and surveys outside
the Washington area.
Board members, general counsel and other officials: Transpor-
tation to and from official meetings in Washington, D.C,
with .Members of Congress, congressional committees and
U.S. Government officials. Messengers: Delivery of special
or classified mail in the Washington area.
Director, deputy director, associate directors. Transportation
to and from official meetings and conferences in Washmgton.
Foundation staff: Transportation to and from official meetings
and conferences in Washington, D.C, and to the various
buildings housing segments of the Foundation's operations.
Messengers: Delivery of special mail in the Washington
area and for use in delivering supplies and materials to the
various buildings housing Foundation employees.
174
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
INDEPENDENT OFFICES— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Con.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
StiU
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and pubUc purpose
RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD
Salaries and expenses and railroad un-
1
In the transaction of oflicial business for the Railroad Retire-
employment insurance administra-
tion fund.
$720
ment Board, to be used by the Board members and other
designated officials in the official performance of their duties
and also to transport official papers between the headquar-
ters office, the Treasury Department and the Federal Reserve
bank.
Do.
RENEOOTIATION BOARD
Salaries and expenses
$1,000
SATNT tAWKENCE SEAWAY
DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION
Saint Lawrence Seaway Development
1
$1,600
1
$300
$1, 200
3
Board members and other staff members in the transaction
of official business.
Administrator, deputy administrator, executive and admin-
Corporation fund.
SECURITIES ANTl EXCHANGE
COMMISSION
Salaries and expenses
3,000
3,000
istrative staff, and operations supervisors. Messengers for
picliup and delivery of mail to post office, operations building,
marine base, and Eisenhower and Snell locks. General use
for transportation purposes in the executive direction, man-
agement, and supervision of the constn.ction and operation,
and maintenance programs of the seaway.
Five Commissioners and staff members. Transportation to
Station wagon
1
and from official meetings and conferences in Washington.
D.C., with Membcrsof Congress and other U.S. Government
officials. Messengers: Delivery of special mail in the Wash-
ington area. Travelers: In connection with authorized
travel.
Do.
SELECTIVE SERVICE SVSTEM
Salaries and expenses
50
1
37
30,400
To be used by officials at State headquarters for the purpose
T.imou.sine .
of visiting local boards within the several States and other
official travel as required.
To be used by the Director of Selective Service.
Station wagon.
8,600
Ing local boards and other official travel as required and to
deliver supplies and equipment if necessary.
Total, Selective Service System .
88
39,000
75,000
SMALL BUSINESS ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and expenses,.
SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION
Salaries and expenses, National Gal-
1
and other Washington officials to provide transportation to
and from congressional hearings and official meetings and
conferences in Washington. Field: Vehicles are rented for
use by financial and other specialists to provide transporta-
tion in carrying out the financial assistance (particularly
loan administration), procurement and technical assistance,
and investment and development assistance programs of
the agency.
Official use of officers of the National Gallery of Art.
lery of Art.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY
Tennessee Valley Authority fund
200
300,000
200
78,000
222,000
596
4
14,000
The TVA program is conducted in an area of more than 80,000
Station wagon _
square miles with many installaiions at isolated points.
Travel by automobile is frequently more economical than
common carrier and sometimes the only available method of
transportation. TVA's SOO units are pooled in 1 fleet and are
issued to employees as requested. About 419 units will be
used in power operation, maintenance, and transmission con-
struction activities: 134 in dam and steam plant construction
at isolated sites not served by common carrier; 106 units in
reservoir operations: and 141 in forestry, fertilizer, agricul-
tural, administrative, and miscellaneous activities. Motor
vehicles will be hired on special occasions to meet peak de-
mands and at remote locations where the Authority does not
maintain a pool of motor vehicles and personal cars are not
available.
Do
Total, Tennessee Valley Au-
200
300,000
200
78,000
222,000
600
14,000
thority.
J
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
175
INDEPENDENT OFFICES— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Con.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num.
her
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
AUow-
ance
Users and public purpose
UNITED STATES INFORMATION AfiENCT
43
27
$64. 500
52,650
43
27
$21, 500
29,800
$43,000
22,850
94
61
6
$1, .500
Director, deputy du-ector, and other agency officials: (11 Trans-
Station wagon -
$2, 285
portation to and from official meetings and conferences in
Washington, D.C., with Members of Congress, U.S. Gov-
ernment officials and officials of foreign governments and
international organizations. (2) Foreign Service personnel:
Transportation in foreign countries to and from meetings
with U.S. Oovemment officials; transportation of official
visitors. (3) Radio relay base personnel: Transportation to
aad from out-of-town sites overseas on day and night shifts.
Same as (2) and (31 above; and, (4") Personnel in Washington
Bus ---
and New York City: Transportation of engineers, proilucers,
film and radio equipment to special events in the cities.
Total, United States Informa-
tion Agency.
70
117, 150
70
51,300
65,850
161
2,285
1,500
VETERANS ADMINHSTRAIION
OeTl**ral npprAting eypensP-S
1
2
2,860
Administrator, deputy administrator and top staff officials
for transportation to and from official meetings and confer-
ences including operations alert, budget hearings, employee
meeting, etc. Passenger-carrying vehicles hired at field sta-
tions are for use by managers, assistant managers, and other
employees for official Government business and for trans-
porting claimants and beneficiaries.
41
3
19
8
61,500
6.850
153,900
37,600
41
3
19
8
4,920
450
4,750
1,520
130, 139
36, 765
603,058
18, 723
920
680
8,600
Manila, P.l. Manager to attend high state functions and to
transport U.S. and foreign dignitaries.
The passenger-carrying vehicles are to be used in the efficient
Inpatient care , .-
56,580
5,400
149, 150
36, 080
216
41
86
100
4
2
294, 166
79,385
62,600
44,800
7,740
5,815
and economical operation of VA hospitals for the primary
purpose of transporting sick and disabled veterans from
point to point in the best interest of proper care and treat-
ment of patients. The vehicles are to be operated by des-
ignated employees or officials of the various hospitals and
regional offices.
Ambulance -.
Do.
Do.
Outpatient care _ _ _
Do.
Station wagon _ _,
1
1,950
1
150
1,800
Do.
Ambulance
Do.
1
1,500
1,500
12
4,412
For official use at supply depots.
Total, Veterans Administration..
73
262, 300
72
11,790
250, 510
464
491,668
698,886
Total, independent offices
861
2,027,500
707
218,240
1,809,260
3,465
1,926,846
1,390,683
GENERAL SERVICES ADMINISTRATION
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
PERSONAL PROPERTY ACTIVITIES
General supply fund:
1,653
609
1
1
$2, 479, 500
1, 187, 550
7,400
6,600
1,682
609
2
1
$668,100
320, 300
500
900
$1,811,400
867, 250
6, 900
4,700
6.763
1,350
48
73
$342,000
20,000
Operation of interagency motor pools at 75 locations of high
Station wagon
vehicle density by June 30, 1962, under Public I/aw 766,
approved Sept. 1, 1954. Pools will provide motor transporta-
Bus
12,700
tion for participating Government agencies, including Gen-
eral Services Administration, m the conduct of Government
business.
2,264
3, 680, 060
2,294
989, 800
2, 690, 250
7,234
374, 700
ministration.
176
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
HOUSING AND HOME FINANCE AGENCY
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
o( ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to bo
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Approprlfttlou or [und
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
OFFICE OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
RAlnrip.<! and pvppiisps
2
$3,000
2
$700
$2,300
4
$73,000
630
9,000
To furnish transporl.ition to project sites for regular engineer-
ing inspection and supervision of construction projects
financed in whole oi- in part with funds of programs admin-
istered by the Office of the Administrator— such projects
located in areas not served by the General Ser\ices .Admin-
istration motor pool, and which projects are normally not
readily accessible by public transportation facilities.
Transportation for the Commissioner, deputy commissioner,
and other officials of the Federal Housing Administration
to and from official meetings and conferences in Washing-
ton, D.C.
Public Housing Administration employees: Transportation
in the administration of official business when the use of
common carrier is not practicable. Hire of motor vehicles
from commercial firms will be made only in areas where a
Government vehicle is not available for hire from the Gen-
eral Services Administration.
FEDERAL HOUSINn ADMINISTRATION
nonadministrative expenses, Fed-
eral Housing Administration.
FURLIC HOUSDtfi ADMINISTRATION
Limitation on administrative and
3
$19,000
nonadminisirative expenses, Public
Housing Administration.
Total, Housing and Home Fi-
nance Agency.
2
3,000
2
700
2,300
7
82,630
19,000
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
u.sed
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fimd
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and pubUc purpose
AGRICULTURAL RESEARCH SERVICE
Salaries and expenses:
Research. _
77
5
$115, .500
9,750
60
3
$28, 050
1,276
$87. 450
8, 475
301
,30
I
6
.5(3
4
2
5
$39, 200
2,300
$500
Scientific and technical personnel: For necessary field travel
in carrying out research programs on agricultural problems
relating to production and utilization of agricultural prod-
ucts, including use of 1 automobile at National Arboretum
in Washington, D.C.
Do.
Station wagon
Ambulance
Officials and employees at Plum lsl;md, N Y., foot-and-mouth
Bus.
research laboratory; For use of employees who may require
ambulance .service. No private vehicles allowed on island.
Ofliclals and einplovees at Plum Island, N.Y., foot-and-mouth
riant and animal diseaso and pest
control.
120
1H(I, 0(10
1211
51,000
I'jo, (10(1
28.\ S(K1
2,000
31,700
2(10
re.search laboratory: For use in transporting employees from
ferry to laboratory and return. No private vehicles allon-ed
on island,
lijspoctioii personnel and control supervisors: Transportation
to farms, ranches, and other premises in field and urban loca-
tions in carrying out plant and animal disease and pest con-
trol, including inspection and numantine work.
Do.
Meat inspection _
300
Inspection personnel' Transportation to slaughterhouses and
Working capital fund. Agricultural
meatpacking plants in urban centers, including field station
in District of Columbia, in carrying out provisions of laws
relaling to Federal inspection of meat and meat food products.
Superintendent, engineers, and other olficials: Transportation
Research Center.
in supervising and inspecting maintenance and operation of
agricultural research center and for transporting officials and
visiting agricultural leaders to and from various sections of
the center.
Total, Agricultural Research
Service.
EXTENSION SERVICE
202
305, 250
189
80, 325
224, 925
918
361,000
300
1,000
Cooperative extension work, pay-
District of Columbia staff officials: Official transportation while
ments and expenses.
Bus
4,500
on special assigimients In the field.
aimual National 4-H Club Conference.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
177
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Con.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
son, CONSERVATIOM SERVICE
138
2
14
4
8
2
2
$201,900
3.900
20,600
7.700
11,700
3,900
2,900
138
2
14
4
8
2
2
$42,600
600
4,300
1.300
2,500
600
600
$159,300
3.300
16, '200
6.400
9.200
3.300
2,300
548
1
17
32
44
4
8
$165, 700
800
5,800
8.900
12,800
1.300
2,700
State and area conservationists, technical specialists, and sur-
vey supervisors: Transportation in connection with sui er-
vision and Inspection of Service activities In conservation
districts.
Do.
Project persormel: Transportation In connection with Investi-
Station wagon
gations, planning, and installation of works of improvement
in authorized projects, and for negotiating with local spon-
sors of the projects; for investigating the agricultural phases
of proposed basin projects.
Do. . . ^ ,
Project personnel: Transportation m connection with plannmg
and installation of works of improvement in authorized flood
prevention projects.
Do.
Great Plains conservation program
Assistant State conservationists: Transportation in coimection
with supervision and inspection of Service activities in the
Great Plains conservation program in the field offices of the
10 Great Plains States.
170
252, 500
170
52,500
200,000
654
198, 000
AORlCrLTUBAL MARKETING SERVICE
Miirketinp research and service:
Marfeetin? research and agricultural
estimates.
7
10,500
7
1,995
8, .505
43
4
57
6
61
4
18. ,500
$2. 700
Research and technical specialists: For use in supervising,
directing and carrying out marketing research programs.
Field statisticians: Transportation to and from important
agricultural areas in the preparation of crop and livestock
estimates.
Research and technical specialists: For transportation of per-
10
3
S
15,000
5, sr.0
12.1100
10
3
8
2,850
750
2,2811
12, 150
5,100
9,720
116,000
2.200
sonnel, material, and commodity samples in carrying out
marketing research procrams.
Market news reporters; For use in gatherhig and disseminating
news of market conditions for various farm crops and live-
stoci^. Inspectors and graders: For inspection, classing, and
grading of farm proilucts, includuig work required under the
Cotton, Tobacco, Xaval Stores, and Grain Standards Acts.
Marketing specialists, inspectors and graders: Transporta-
tion to and from warehouses, stockyards, markets, railroad
yards, piers, and other places for licensmg or registration,
supervision of operations of licensees to assure compliance,
collection of samples for testing, handlmg of violations with
respect to the administration of the U.S. Warehouse, Federal
Seed, Packers and Stockyards, and Naval Stores Acts.
Market news reporters and clerks: For transportation of per-
E.\iieiisi'.s and refunds in inspection
and grading of farm produets.
56, 700
800
sonnel and material in conducting tobacco market news
program. Cotton field representatives: For transportation of
personnel and material in carrying out classmg and market
information programs.
Inspectors and graders: For use in inspecting and grading
farm and food products— paid from fees and charges by users
for which services are performed.
Do.
Perishable Agricultural Commodities
Act fund.
School lunch program
2, .500
600
1,700
Marketing specialists: Transportation to and from offices of
400
900
produce dealers and truckers in investigating complaints and
violations and checking establishments for compliance with
license provisions under Perishable Agricultural Commodi-
ties and Produce Agency Act— paid from license fees collected.
Area supervisors and other otficials: For use in supervision and
Removal of surplus agricultural com-
modities.
review of school lunch program.
Area supervisors and other ofiicials: For transportation in
connection with supervision and review of agricultural
distribution programs.
Total, Agricultural Marketing
Service.
28
43,350
28
7,876
35,475
175
196,000
7,000
FOREIGN AORICDLTURAL SEBVICE
700
450
4.50
Admljdstrator and other officials, for Foreign Agricultural
Service: Transportation to and from official conferences and
meetings in Washington, D.C., with Members of Congress,
U.S. Government officials, and officials of international
organizations and of foreign governments; trips to and from
embassies of foreign governments for visaing of passports;
transportation of foreign trainees. Messengers: Delivery of
special and classified mail in the Washington area.
Do.
Technical cooperation, general, ex-
ecutive (transfer to Agriculture):
Station wagon.
Do.
Total, Foreign Agricultural
Service.
1,600
178
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Con.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
N'et cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
COMMODITY STABILIZATION SERVICE
2
$2,170
Insular office director and field representatives: For travel
within Puerto Rico and United States in connection with
agricultural conservation, sugar and other assigned duties.
Agricultural Adjustment Act of 1938.
COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION
1,650
600
Administrator and other ofBcials of Commodity Stabilization
Service; Transportation to and from official conferences and
meetings in Washington. D.C.. with Members of Congress,
U.S. Government officials, and others; and. travel of com-
modity office employees in connection with Commodity
Credit Corporation and various Commodity Stabilization
Service programs.
Used in the transportation of mail and supplies and personnel
in carrying out Commodity Credit Corporation programs
in commodity office.
Station wagon
Total, Commodity Credit Cor-
2,250
11,500
1,600
poration.
FARMERS HOME ADMINISTRATION
5
1
$7,500
1,500
5
1
$1, 750
500
$5, 750
1,000
15
$500
500
State directors and other field officials: Transportation in as-
sisting and advising county supervisors in the investigation
of applications, making of loans, rendering farm management
assistance to borrowers, and collecting and servicing loans
under the various loan programs.
Secretary of Agriculture, under secretary, assistant secretaries,
and members of their immediate stafls, as well as heads and
other responsible officials of stall offices which comprise the
Office of the Secretary; For transportation in District of
Columbia.
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and expenses
FOREST SERVICE
139
11
208, 100
21, 400
124
11
49, 600
3,850
158, 500
17, 550
421
55
4
114, 100
27,250
5,300
1,600
Forest rangers, forest supervisors, regional foresters, and di-
rectors, and other field officers: For use In the protection,
management, utilization, and development of national forests;
and in the management of land utilization projects; transpor-
tation in connection with forest pest control activities in the
field; for use at research center experimental forests and
ranges on field research projects and forest survey; travel in
connection with improving forest lands; used in directing and
Inspecting road construction and maintenance.
Do.
Bus -
Do.
150
229, 500
135
53, 450
176, 050
480
141,350
6,900
Total, Department of Agricul-
ture.
1556
839,600
528
196, 400
643,200
2,244
915, 770
20,400
' Includes 8 vehicles to be purchased from funds advanced by producers for whom services are performed,
of farm products.")
(See item above for "Expenses and refunds. Inspection and grading
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
179
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
OBNBBAL ADUINISTBATION
l^nlfirfcs And ^xp^nf^-s
$3,750
$1,250
Departmental officials and their staff members for transporta-
tion to official meetings.
BUHEAU OF THE CENSUS
840
4.260
5,260
1,600
800
The Director, executive staff, and official visitors; division
chief and technical professional and administrative staff.
AU 3 vehicles are needed largely for round-trip transporta-
tion between the central office in Suitland, Md., and other
agencies in Washington, D.C. (approximately 20 miles,
round trip).
Do.
Bus - - ---
This cost consists of rental charges for one 20- to 32-passenger
F<i£ht<*pnth ppfy^nnlftl '^P'nsns
1
bus and a depreciation charge by GSA for two 15-passenger
buses which are operated on a scheduled shuttle service
between the central office in Suitland, Md., and the Com-
merce Building, Weather Bureau, and other agencies in
Washington, D.C. (4 round trips per day per vehicle, ap-
proximately 20 miles each trip).
2 automobiles and 1 station wagon to be used for local trans-
portation of officials of the JeHersonville operations office.
Do.
Total, Bureau of tbe Census
1
12,760
12,000
COAST AND fJEODETiC SURVEY
Salaries and expenses: Station wagon.
Director, deputy director, and staff members for transporta-
tion to official conferences, meetings, etc., in Washington,
D.C, and for use of 10 district offices in inspecting field
facilities and chart distribution centers.
MARITIME ACTIVITIES
PbIrfIps and pjtppnppi"'
6
3
2
9,600
680
3,900
Various officials of the Washington and field offices and field
persoimel working at ship piers in coastal areas, at national
defense reserve fleet sites, and at reserve shipyards and
warehouses; for transportation to official meetings, inspec-
tions and surveys.
Field personnel at 2 warehouses and I reserve shipvard; for
transportation to inspections and surveys.
Superintendent of the Merchant Marine -\cademy, Kings
Anihnlftnrifi
1
1
$2,200
1,950
1
1
$200
200
$2,000
1,750
Point, N.Y., and other maritime personnel, for official trans-
portation in connection with the training program.
For emergency transportation of cadets and staff persoimel in
Station wagon
1
2
case of accident or sickness.
For transportation of cadets and staff personnel.
Do.
Total maritime activities
BDEEAV OF PUPUC ROADS
Limitation on general administrative
expenses.
2
47
4,150
70,500
2
30
400
7,500
3,750
63,000
14
141
10,280
266,955
3,900
800
Administrator, commissioner, deputy and assistant com-
missioners, field engineers, inspectors, auditors.
NATIONAL BUREAU OF STANDARDS
Wor^ring capUrf*! fii"d
219
3,768
All passenger vehicles in the Washington area are rented from
3
5,850
3
2,600
3,250
4
1
OSA. These vehicles are used for the transportation of per-
soimel, mail, supplies, and classified material between the
various locations of Bureau facihties and other Government
agencies.
Specially equipped Government station wagons are used in the
radio propagation field program.
Do.
3
5,850
3
2,600
3,250
6
3,987
Standards.
WEATHER BUREAU
3,100
18,000
5,600
7,700
3,400
Departmental, chief, deputy chief, and assistant chief of bu-
Do
reau and staff members; area hydrologic engineer: Trans-
portation to and from official meetings and conferences in
Washington mth members of other Federal agencies and
international organizations.
Field, regional administrative officers, area hydrologic engi-
2
neers, quahty control officers, forecasters, and field aids:
Transportation to and from field stations for inspections and
surveys.
Regional administrative officer and staff, forecasters, and field
Do
aids: Transportation to and from field stations for inspec-
tions and surveys.
Departmental— Bureau staff: Transportation to and from
Do
otiiclal meetings in Washington, D.C, with members of
other Federal agencies.
Field— Director and staff of hurricane research project, Miami,
Fla., and severe local storms project, Kansas City: Trans-
portation between city office and airport, and liaison travel
to military bases.
Total Weather Bureau
2
37,800
Total, Department of Com-
merce.
62
80,500
35
10,600
70,000
163
347,532
6,950
180
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or (und
OPERATION AND MAJNTENANCE
Operation and maintenance, Army.
Bus
Station wagon.
Ambulance
Operation and maintenance, Navy.
Ma-
Bus... ,
Station wagon
Operation and maintenance
rine Corps.
Bus..
Operation and maintenance. Air
Force.
Bus
Station wagon -
Operation andmaintenance, Alas Isa
Communication System, Army.
Station wagon...
Salaries and expenses. Secretary of
Defense.
Total, operation and mainte-
nance.
PEOCUREMENT
Procurement of eQuipment and
missiles. Army.
Bus
Station wagon.
Ambulance
Other procurement. Navy.
Bus
Station wagon..
Ambulance
Motor vebicles to
be purchased
Num-
ber
Procurement, Marine Corps.
Bus -
Station wagon
Other procmement. Air Force.
Bus
Station wagon
Ambulance
Total, procurement.
BESEABCH, DEVELOPMENT, TEST,
AND EVALUATION
Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Army.
Bus..
Station wagon
Research, development, test, and
evaluation. Air Force.
Station wagon
661
»148
306
882
129
'286
72
284
16
•18
1,163
934
'1,121
«2S1
Oross
cost
$1,500
1,500
8,313
3,110,800
3, 755, 551
288,850
998,000
1, 330, 980
825, 000
555, 760
396, 000
426,000
333,000
35,100
1,744,500
3,651,940
2, 185, 950
1,201,537
Old vehicles to
be e.\changed
Num-
ber
20,838,958
2,044
1791
9
306
<961
129
243
72
302
15
1, 163
934
279
6
7,283
Allow-
ance'
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
$1,500
1,500
20,838,968
3,110,800
3, 755, 551
288,850
998,000
1,330,980
825, 000
655, 750
396,000
426,000
333,000
35,100
1, 744, ,'iOO
3.651,940
2, 185. 950
1,201,537
35
15, 109
4,271
920
3,136
1,265
1,509
433
629
151
167
3,826
2, 698
4.357
308
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
$400, 794
62, 193
17, 219
81, 150
6, 750
525,740
68,524
696, 997
1, 748, 367
39,669
Com-
mercial
sources
$552, 671
3, 157, 613
123,906
14,180
284, 800
913, 300
6.000
3,100
54.750
39, 796
5, 543, 738
58,682
10, 753, 936
Users and public purpose
4,060
3,250
46,300
3,000
34, 460
7,140
2,700
Civilian officials, other employees, and military persoimel of
the Department of Defense, and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from official meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
Do.
Hospitals, dispensaries and infirmaries: Transportation of
patients.
Civilian officials, other employees, and military personnel of
the Department of Defense, and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from official meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Officials, electronics specialists, and inspectors: Transportation
to and from stations and other Inspection points of the system.
Do.
Civilian officials, other employees, and assigned military per-
sonnel: Ti-ansportation to and from official meetings and
conferences, and for other official business.
CiviUan officials, other employees, military personnel of the
Department of Defense, and other authorized persons: Trans-
portation to and from official meetings and conferences, and
for other official business.
Do.
Do.
Hospitals, dispensaries, and infirmaries: Transportation of
patients.
Civihan officials, other employees, and mihtary persormel of
the Department of Defense and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from official meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
Do.
Hospitals, dispensaries, and infirmaries: Transportation of
patients.
Civilian officials, other employees and military personnel of
the Department of Defense, and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from official meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Hospitals, dispensaries, and infirmaries: Transportation of
patients.
Civilian officials, other employees, and military personnel of
the Department of Defense, and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from official meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Do.
1 Items shown without an exchange allowance represent overage and womout vehicles
which will not be exchanged but will be disposed of as surplus.
2 130 buses will be disposed of without replacement.
3 139 of these station wagons are to replace an equal number of replacement-eligible
carryalls currently being used to fill station wagon allowances.
* 79 sedans will be disposed of without replacement.
• 42 of these station wagons are to replace an equal number of replacement-eligible
carryalls currently being use<l to fill station wa^on allowances.
• These are to replace an ei|ual number of replacement-eligible sedans.
' 842 of these station wagons are to replace an equal number of replacement-eliglnle
carryalls currently being n.seil to fill station wagon allowances.
« 246 of these ambulances are to replace an equal number of military design ambulances
which are eligible for replacement.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
181
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Con.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
liaiTART CONSTRUCTION
Military construction, Army ,_
$37, 024
$20, 169
800
Civilian officials, other employees and military personnel of
the Department of Defense, and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from oflScial meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
Bus. -
Station wacon _
6,330
97,128
14,057
9,755
Do.
Military construction. Air Force^.
110, 785
Do.
Station waeon __ _. .
Do.
Military coiistruction,''Array Re-
430
1,150
Do.
serve.
Bus
Do.
Station wapon __
26
1.300
Do.
Do.
Guard,
Total, military construction..
165, 620
133,334
REVOLVINQ AND MANAGEMENT
FUNDS
Army industrial fund
4,575
36,520
273.500
U.OOO
30,000
69, 000
Do.
Bus --
Do.
Station wagon . . ,
825
Do.
Navy industrial fund
Civilian officials, other employees, and military personnel of
Bus
the Navy and other authorized persons: For use in motor
pools at naval shipyards.
Civilian officials, other employees, and military personnel of
the Navy and other authorized persons: For use in motor
pools at shipyards and for bus sorviee to adjacent naval
facilities.
Total, revolving and manage-
5,400
410, 020
ment fimds.
Mn-ITART ASSISTANCE PROGRAM
Military assistance program. Army.
Bus
270
97
49,640
Civilian officials, other employees, and military personnel of
the Department of Defense, and other authorized persons:
Transportation to and from official meetings and conferences,
and for other official business.
Do.
270
49, 637
gram.
Total, Department of De-
fense—Military.
8,314
20, 840, 458
7,254
20,840,458
39, 704
1,976,267
11,391,227
182
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
Department of the Army
cemeterial expenses
4
$6,000
$6. 000
12
Used at 9 most active national cemeteries by superintendents
$9, 488
and funeral directors for leading funeral processions and
supervising cemetery operations in areas distant from the
superintendent's office.
CORPS OF ENGINEERS— CIVIL
163
9
244. 500
17,550
141
7
$43. 985
2.350
200. 515
15,200
564
41
4
2
$493,910
61.625
Used by officers and civilian employees of the Corps of En-
gineers—Civil, in transacting official business in connection
with the accomplishment of authorized civil works projects.
500
Total, Corpsof Engineers— Civil.
172
262.050
148
46.335
216, 715
611
566. 035
9,488
United States Soldiers' Home
Limitation on operation and mainte-
nance and capital outlay (trust
fund).
7
1
2
1
Used by officers and employees of the United States Soldiers'
Home in transaction of official business. Buses and ambu-
lances used to transport patients and members of the Home.
Bus
1
28,200
1
28.200
Total, United States Soldiers'
1
28,200
1
28,200
11
Home.
Rtuktc Islands, Army
4
6.000
4
400
5.fi00
14
4
2,600
Used by U.S. civil administration for transporting personnel.
mail, and supplies about the Ryukyu Islands as required for
official purposes.
Total, Ryukyu Islands, Army..
4
6,000
4
400
5,600
18
2,600
Thk Panama Canal
canal zone covernment
Operating expenses .
} ^
21,000
7
2.450
18,650
24
8
For policemen, detectives, and fire chief. Cars without drivers
are rented for use by medical officers on patient calls and by
sanitary and contraband inspectors for field work.
For emergency and routine service in the Canal Zone.
7
21,000
7
2,460
18, 560
32
PANAMA CANAL COMPANY
United States
1,000
For transportation of general manager and personnel of the
11
3
4
16,500
5,850
34,000
11
3
3,900
2,400
12,600
3,450
34,000
34
4
25
1
New York operation.
Used bv the President and other officers of the Company; by
members of the Board of Directors, congressional parties, and
consultants when visitini; the Isthmus; and by physicians,
pilots, auditors, and senior olficials of the Company to ac-
complish specific field duties.
Primarily the same as above and generally for the use of trans-
porting pilots to and from embarkation points.
Used primarily to transport children to and from school, for
Foreign countries (Haiti): Station
wagon.
large field movement of employees and transisthmian trans-
portation of Canal seamen.
Used by Company agent for official duties.
Total, Panama Canal Company.
18
66,350
14
6,300
60,050
64
1,000
Total, Department of Defense-
Civil.
206
379,600
174
55, 485
324, 115
748
567, 036
12,088
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
183
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
FOOD AND DRUO ADMINI3TRATI0N
Salaries and expenses
Station wagon .
PHEEDMEN'a HOSPITAL
Salaries and expenses..
Ambulance
FDBUC HEALTH SERVICE
Community health activities —
Station wagon
Bus
Hospital construction activities.
Environmental health activities..
Station wagon
Medical care and foreign quarantine.
Station wagon.
Ambulance
Bus-.
National Institutes of Health manage-
ment fund.
Station wagon..
Ambulance
Bus
National Heart Institute: Station
wagon.
Allergy and infectious disease activ-
ities.
Station wagon
Salaries and expenses..
Patients' benefit fund, Public Health
Service hospitals: Station wagon.
Total, Public Health Service— .
aAINT ELIZABETHS HOSPITAL
Salaries and expenses..
Station wagon
Bus
Ambulance
Total, Sahit Elizabeths Hospital.
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
Limitation on salaries and expenses.
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors
Insurance.
Station wagon.
Do
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Num-
ber
63
Gross
cost
$4,500
10,500
7,800
22,500
42,900
11,000
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
$525
1,750
1.000
3.100
3,000
200
9,675
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
$3,975
8,750
6,800
19,400
39,900
10,800
Old
vehicles
stiU
to be
used
46
103
21
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
$330,000
2,000
2,400
13,980
5,280
2,400
26, 306
"i39,"ii5
87, 136
9,960
9,168
390
11,840
305, 574
700
650
6,735
480
Com-
mercial
sources
$3,600
11,000
24, 610
39, 210
Users and public purpose
For use of inspectors in traveling to food, drug, and cosmetic
factories, canneries, warehouses, seafood packers, and other
establishments where products subject to the Food, Drug,
and Cosmetic Act, are prepared, stored, or sold In pursuance of
their duties in enforcing the act. It is estimated that 456
vehicles will be needed by the end of 1962. These will be
rented from GSA-operated motor pools. 455 of these vehicles
will be located in the field and 1 will be assigned to the in-
spector of the Baltimore field district, who Is located in Wash-
ington and operates in Washington and those inspectional
areas more convenient to Washington than to the Baltimore
district.
2 vehicles are used for shuttle service between 4 locations of the
Food and Drug Administration in Washington, D.O.
Transportation of hospital officials to meetings and conferences.
For emergency calls and tninsportation of patients.
Professional and technical persoimel; General health demon-
strations, field training, and consultative services in the field.
Do.
Do.
Hospital, consultants, architects, engineers, and other field
personnel: Work incident to the construction of hospitals
and health facilities in the field.
Engineers and field personnel: Environmental health and
sanitation activities In the field.
Do.
Patients, oflScers, and employees: Transportation incident to
operation of medical facilities in the field. OflScers and em-
ployees at foreign quarantine stations: Inspection of ships
and airplanes arriving from foreign ports.
Do.
Patients: Transportation to hospitals, clinics, and pubhc trans-
portation terminals in the field.
Patients: Transportation of large groups to other Government
installations in the field. Schoolchildren; Transportation in
accordance with 42 U.S.O. 227.
Research personnel and research patients: Collecting data and
materials, and transportation from points where pubhc trans-
portation is not adequately available in the field, and package
pickup service on nights and weekends.
Same as above. Also transporting mail and personnel between
Bethesda, Md., and Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare and other points in the downtown Washington area.
Patients: Transportation between the Chnical Center, Be-
thesda, Md., and hospitals and transportation terminals in
the Washington area.
Scientists and other personnel: Transportation between build-
ings at the National Institutes of Health.
Scientists and other technical personnel: Heart research, control
and demonstration programs in the field.
Research personnel: Collecting scientific data and material
and transportation in connection with epidemiological stud-
ies and field studies of the Rocky Mountain Laboratory.
Do.
Surgeon General, Deputy Surgeon General, health sm-vey
representatives, and other personnel: Transportation to and
from official meetings, conferences and health surveys in the
Washington area.
Patients: Transporting patients at the Carville, La., hospital
within a 1-day travel radius of the hospital to and from their
homes on authorized vacation leave, since patients afflicted
with leprosy caimot be carried by public transportation.
Vehicles used for transporting patients to and from court, to and
from railroad, bus, and air terminals, and to and from medical
facihties at the hospital and in the District of Columbia;
transporting social service workers; and transporting hospital
olficiais to and from Government agencies in connection with
official business.
.\utomobiles are used by top-level administrative and technical
personnel of the Burtau. The pubhc purpose is to provide
prompt transportation of top staff between separated Bureau
installations in Baltimore and Woodlawn (headquarters
building), and Washington, D.C.
Station wagons are used to transport small groups of employees
between Biueau installations in Baltimore and Woodlawn.
1 station wagon is rented from the General Services Adminis-
tration motor pool in New York City. The public purpose
is to transport transcripts of benefit payment rolls between
Treasury Department distiursing otTice and the New York
payment center. The station wagon is also used to haul mail
between the payment center and the New York Post Ofllce.
670200— «1-
-14
184
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Cont.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Oross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
SOCIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATION—
continued
Limitation on salaries and expenses,
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors
Insurance— Continued
$3,360
1.140
Public purpose is to maintain regular shuttle service among
the separated Bureau locations in Baltimore and Woodlawn.
between Bureau installations in Baltimore and Woodlawn.
Total, Social Security Adminis-
tration.
18,738
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
Salaries and expenses
2
1.858
1.300
800
$500
Secretary, Under Secretary, assistant secretaries: To transport
Salaries and expenses, Office of Field
Administration.
these officials to and from official meetings aud conferences
with other Government officials. Members of Congress, and
officials of international organizations. Messengers; To de-
liver classified and special mail in the metropolitan area.
Regional directors to make field visits to installations, State
Capitols, and auditors to conduct audits in various locations.
Used by regional surplus property officers to visit State sui'plus
property agencies and other installations.
Total Office of the Secretary
2
3.958
500
Total, Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare
53
$99,200
49
$9, 575
$89, 625
376
$663. 920
$39, 710
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Users and public purpose
DEPARTMENTAL OFFICES
Office of Oil and Qas" Salaries and
$400
1,000
600
For use of the director, assistant director and other division
expenses.
officials in Washington.
expenses.
Office of Minerals Exploration: Salaries
and expenses.
2,000
Bonneville Power Administration
Construction, operation, and main-
tenance.
6,5.000
32.000
nccoimtants, and other employees located in Oregon, Wash-
ini^ton, Idaho and Montana, to carry out construction, opera-
tion and maintenance programs.
Do.
Tot'il Bonneville Power Ad-
97,000
ministration.
Southeastern Power
Administration
Administrator, engineers, and other employees.
Sot'thwestern Power
Administration
2
2
$3,000
3,900
2
$1,000
1.200
$2, 000
2.700
7
8
Power marketing personnel in connection with rates and cus-
tomer service. Engineers and operating crews in the opera-
tion and maintenance of the system.
Administrative personnel in connection with property audits,
fiscal and personnel records and functions.
4
6,900
4
2.200
4,700
15
ministration.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
185
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Cont.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
StiU
to be
used
Cost of hire
■^
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
■ Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
Bureau of Land Management
Manageinent of lands and resources. ,
Station wagon - - _
16
1
$24,000
1,950
16
1
$2, 100
300
$21, 900
1,650
34
9
2
9
$28,900
For use by supervisory officials; area and district personnel in
the administration of public grazing lands, forest manage-
ment, fire suppression and fire presuppresion in widely scat-
tered areas; surveys, investigations and examinations by
field examiners and surveyors.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Total, Bureau of Land Manage-
ment.
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Education and welfare services
17
25,960
17
2,400
23, 660
54
28,900
47
7
60
45
6
7U, SOO
13. 650
210,000
67, 500
11,700
47
7
60
45
6
8. 366
2,625
17, 52U
8,010
2.250
62, 134
11, 025
192, 480
59,490
9,450
178
84
245
147
76
31
37
18
31
21
91
10
7
6
61
4
4
19
28
73,000
24,000
relocation services, law and order services for various reserva-
tions and schools.
Do.
Bus -- - -
Do.
42,000
8,000
For use by field supervisory staff in the management of Indian
forests and range resources, agriculture and extension, soil
conservation, road maintenance, Indian trust property,
maintenance of irrigation projects, and mahitenance and
repair of buildings and utilities.
Do.
16
2
13
2
14
1
3
24, 000
3,900
19, 600
3,900
21, 000
1,960
4,500
16
2
13
2
14
1
3
2,858
750
2,314
760
2,492
375
634
21,142
3,160
17, 186
3,150
18, 508
1,675
3,966
12, 000
8.000
4,000
1,000
7,000
2,000
For use by supervisory stall and engineers in the construc-
tion of buildings and utilities and irrigation projects.
Do.
Station wagon
Road construction
For use by supervisory staff and engineers in the construction
of roads.
Do.
General administrative expenses
For use by administrative and supervisory staff in the admin-
istration of field activities of tha Bureau of Indian Affairs
Do,
Operation and maintenance, etc.,
power systems, Indian irrigation
projects.
For use by designated staff and foremen on irrigation projects.
Do.
Indian tribal funds and Indian
For use by tribal oflicers and regular administrative personnel
for tribal and general administration.
Do.
Do.
Operation and maintenance collec-
tions, Indian irrigation projects.
12
2
18, 000
3,900
12
2
2,136
760
15,864
3,150
2,000
For use by designated staff and foremen on Irrigation projects.
Do.
Total, Bureau of Indian Affairs.
Bureau of Reclamation
230
474, 000
230
51, 730
422,270
1,088
183,000
4
6,000
4
2,000
4,000
18
26, 171
1,850
89, 787
8.260
42, 000
2,090
To provide essential transportation to Bureau technical and
supervisory persoimel for official use for survey parties, field
investigations and planning of irrigation projects.
Do,
Construction and rehabilitation
Station wagon ,
as
1
21
3
57,000
1,950
31,500
6,850
38
1
20
4
11, 185
225
6,600
800
45.815
1,725
24, 900
6,050
120
6
124
9
3
2
10
37
4
2
$12,000
To provide essential transportation for engineers, survey par-
ties, inspectors, and supervisory personnel while on official
duty in connection with the construction of irripui in struc-
tures and related works in the 17 Western States and the
State of Alaska.
Do.
2 1, 600
ployces while engaged on their official duties in the operation
and maintenance of irrigation and power projects and field
supervision of sucli work. Ambulances for emergency use of
Bureau personnel.
Do.
Do.
..
Do.
General administrative expenses
Upper Colorado River basin fund
1
6
1,500
9,000
1
6
200
1,800
1,300
7,200
5,150
13, 000
6,800
For use of Bureau of Reclamation employees while on official
busi'ies.s in connection with supervision and staff work.
For use of Bureau of Reclamation personnel in investigation
work, planning, construction, and administration.
Do.
Bus
Do.
Total, Bureau of Reclamation.
GEOLOr.ICAI. SURVET
74
112.800
74
22, 810
89.990
335
195,098
3.500
34
30
54, 9IJ0
63,400
46
18
11, 100
12,200
43, 800
51,200
161
69
120, 000
24,000
6,000
1,000
For use by engmeers, geologists, and other employees in the
field in the conduct of topographic and geologic surveys and
mapping, water resources investigations, land classification,
and mine and oil and gas inspection work.
Do.
Total, Geological Survey
64
118,300
64
23,300
95,000
230
3 144,000
6,000
1 Rented from interagency motor pools on trip basis.
3 Rented on a trip basis from commercial sources.
' Excludes $90,000 chargeable to reimbursements from other accounts.
186
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Cont.
iSfotor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriiition or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
Bureau of Mines
Conservation and development of
mineral resom-ces.
5
1
$7, 600
1,600
6
1
$785
300
$6, 715
1,300
64
14
1
267
6
12
10
2
$43, 440
10, 100
For use of mining engineers, metallurgist': other technical
personnel and employees in connection with the conservation
and development of minerals.
Do.
Bus
Do.
HetUtb and safety
68
2
2
1
1
87,000
3,900
3,000
1,950
6,000
S8
2
3
8,700
300
800
78, 300
3, non
2,200
1,950
6,500
27, 000
6,000
For use by safetv engineers, coal mine Inspectors, and other
persormel in carrying out the duties pertaining to health and
safety.
Do.
De\ elopment and operation of helium
properties.
Station wagon
For use of technical personnel, engineers, and administrative
personnel in connection with the acquisition, construction,
development, and operation of helium plants, helium-bearing
natural gas fields and pipelines; and the business work re-
quired in the production and sale of heUum.
Do.
1
600
employees to and from public schools in Moore County, Tex.
VO
110,950
«70
11,385
99, 665
366
85,540
National Park Service
Management and protection
82
17
135, 900
33,150
71
12
25, 270
4,150
110.630
29, 000
249
52
3
1
29
7
30, 288
5,985
$4,926
For use of the director, regional directors, superintendents, U.S.
Ambulance
1
5
1
1.900
7, .=00
1,950
1
6
1
300
2,200
300
1,600
5,300
1,6^0
Park Police, and other employees engaged in the administra-
Maintenance and rehabilitation of
physical facilities.
Station wagon - -
4,193
10, 537
5, 709
1,100
6,693
936
1 tion, protection, maintenance, operation and development of
areas administered by the National Park Service; in making
studies and investigations of recreational potentialities of
Construction ..
3,717
river basm areas; soil and moisture conservation operation;
Station wagon
and carrying out duties incidental to those activities.
General administrative expenses
2.054
26
Total, National Park Service.. -
•106
180, 400
«90
32, 220
148, 180
341
63, 405
11,659
Fish and Wildlife Service
office of the commissioner of
fish and wildlife
Salaries and expenses: Station wagon
1
Used by regional information specialist in gathering fish and
wildlife data for public use.
BUREAU OF SPORT FISHERIES AND
WILDLIFE
Management and investigations of re.
sources.
131
19
1
223, sno
37, 050
1,500
116
16
1
26, 500
3,250
100
197, 300
33, 800
1,400
83
63
43,300
100
Used by U.S. game management agents ta enforcing wildlife
protection laws; by field men In supervising fish hatchery,
refuge and predator and rodent control activities; by fishery
anC wildlife biologists in conducting field investigations in
river basin studies and waterfowl surveys.
Do.
Coupe pickup
Do.
Bus .,
1
7
1
Do.
Used by engineers In designing, Inspecting, and supervising
construction of hatchery and refuge buildings, research lab-
oratories and other structures. •*
Do.
General administrative expenses
3,600
2,800
Used by director and regional ditectors In making field Inspec-
1
1
12
2
600
tions.
Used by biologists in inspecting flsh restoration projects.
management.
Do.
4.600
600
Used by biologists in inspecting wildlife restoration projects and
by appraisers in appraising lands to be acquired by States.
Do.
Migratory bird conservation account
6,300
600
Used bv biologists, endneers, and appraisers In location, as-
1
4
1,500
7.800
1
4
100
400
1.400
7.400
21
8
certainment and acquisitiim of wildlife areas.
refuges.
protection laws and by field men in supervising refuge opera-
tions and maintenance.
Do.
Total, Bureau of Sport Fisheries
and Wildlife.
166
271, 660
138
30, 350
241, 300
200
60,000
1,200
BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL FISHERIES
Management and investigations of
resources.
7
6
10, 500
11. 700
'6
5
900
700
9,600
11.000
44
32
6,660
2.900
1,000
Used by agents In enforcing flsh protective laws; by flshorv
biologists in conducting fishery investigations and field
apents coUectmg fishery statistics; transportation of field
project personnel in the State of Alaska; by field personnel
encacod in supervising operation and maintenance of Colum-
bia River fishery facilities.
Do.
Used by field personnel in admhilsterlng the construction
General administrative expenses
Station wagon
1
1,500
1,600
4
program of the Columbia River Development.
Staff veliicle for use at Juneau, Alaska, regional office. Inter-
300
agency motor pool cost incurred within continental United
States.
Do.
* Excludes 1 automobile and 2 station wagons to be disposed of but not replaced.
' Excludes 1 bus to be acquired by transfer.
• Excludes 1 station wapon to be transferred to another agency.
' Includes 5 station wagons.
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
187
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR— Continued
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962— Cont.
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hu-e
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and pubhc purpose
BUREAU OF COMMERCIAL nSHERIES—
continued
A fln^inif trafinn of Prihilnf Ttjlands
4
$200
350
800
693
400
300
100
Used by agents and personnel in sealing activities and admin-
Station wagon
istration of Pribilof Islands.
Do.
1
1
Used bv marketing specialists in collecting fishery statistics
and research pertaining to Ameri-
can fisheries.
2
$3,900
2
$250
$3,660
and conducting marketing programs at various field stations;
by niologists and fishery products technologists in conduct-
ing fishery Investigations.
Do.
Fisheries loan fund
Used by loan fund personnel engaged in Investigative and
Station wagon
supervisory work.
1
1
1,500
1,950
1
1
500
400
1,000
1,550
1
5
Used by biologists conducting field research in connection with
the Great Lakes Fisheries Commission program.
Do.
Inspection and grading of fishery prod-
ucts.
Station wagon
900
625
Used by field fishery inspectors for transportation to various
fishery products processing plants.
Do.
IS
31, 050
15
2,750
28,300
92
16,128
Fisheries.
Total, Fish and Wildlife Service-
174
302, 700
153
33, 100
269, 600
293
75, 128
$1,200
Office of Territories
Administration of territories
2
3,000
3, OOU
55
1
3
8
6
2
For oflicial business of the Governors of Virgin Islands, Guam,
American Samoa; and the Government Secretary, Adniiu-
istritor for St. Croix, Department of Finance and the Gov-
ernment Comptroller, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands.
For ofBcial business of the Governor of the Virgin Islands.
Ambulance
For use of the Governors of Virgin Islands, Guam and American
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands.
Ambulance
Samoa.
For oflicial business of the High Commissioner of the Trust
Territory.
Do.
Alaska pubUc works
For use in supervising construction work and other olBcial
business.
2
3,000
3,000
75
Alaska Railroad
Alaska Railroad revolving fund
Station wagon
1
1
2, 500
2, 500
1
1
200
400
2,300
2,100
11
7
For oflicial business at Anchorage, Seward, Whittier, Fair-
banks, and Seattle.
Do.
2
6,000
2
600
4,400
18
\^mniN Islands Corporation
6
1
President and department managers: Transportation while
Station wagon
performing their duties m conducting the business of the
Corporation.
Messenger: Receipt and delivery of mail and other activities
connected with the business of the Corporation.
Total, Virgin Islands Corpora-
tion.
Office of the Secretary
7
3
1,200
500
For use of the Secretary, under secretary, assistant secretaries.
heads of ofl^ces and field representatives in making field in-
vestigations.
Total, Department of the In-
terior.
743
1, 340, 000
704
179, 745
1, 160, 255
2,827
875,271
22, 859
188
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor veliides to
he purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
he pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to he
used
Cost of hire
iTifer-
ageiicy
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
lEf:AL ACTIVITIES AND
r.ENERAL ADMINISTRATION
Salaries and expenses, general admin-
2
$3,000
2
$500
$2,600
6
9
!2
'$1,100
2 leased ears and 6 Government-owned cars for use of the At-
istration.
Station wagon
torney General and departmental ofBcials, including Alien
Property staff in Germany.
For use of departmental officials in the Metropolitan Washing-
ton area in the transaction of official business with the Bu-
reau of the Budget, the Congress, the courts, and other
agencies.
Used by U.S. marshals and their deputies for transporting
Federal pri.soners and for law enforcement duties in Alaska.
Used by U.S. marshals and their deputies for transporting
prisoners.
Salaries and expenses, "D.S. attorneys
and marshals.
Bus _
1
17,600
1
250
17,250
Total, legal activities and gen-
3
20,500
a
750
19,750
19
1,100
eral administration.
FEnEB.A.L BUREAU OF INVESTIGATION
600
1
906, 000
13,500
500
1
125, 000
780, 000
13,600
2,600
3
Armored car .
Used for experimental purposes and in connection with bank
robherv and other investigative matters under jurisdiction
of the Federal Bureau of Investigation.
Total, Federal Bureau of Inves-
501
918, 600
501
125,000
793, 500
2,603
tigation.
IMMIfiRATION AND NATURALIZATION
SERVICE
248
2
372, 000
28,000
248
2
37, 200
400
334. 800
27,600
725
14
4
600
(').
Bus.-
(').
Station wagon
(').
Total, Immigration and Natu-
250
400,000
250
37,600
362, 400
743
600
ralization Service.
FEDERAL PRISON SY.STEM
Salaries and expenses, Bureau of
20
30,000
20
2,000
28,000
75
2
09
Used by wardens and stafT at institutions for administration
Prisons.
purposes, transfer and recapture of prisoners; jail inspections.
Do.
Ambulance
Transporting ill and disabled inmates to and from institution
Bus -
hospitals.
at institutions and to transportation terminals.
Total, Federal Prison System...
20
30,000
20
2,000
28,000
101
Total, Department of .Tustice
774
1,369,000
774
165,350
1,203,650
3,466
1,600
' Yearly rental of cars used by departmental officials.
2 Excludes 1 bus for emergency replacement only.
3 8 automobiles and 2 station wagons used in tbe Washington area by immigrant
inspectors and investigators of tlie Washington district office. Uses include trans-
portation to and from the National Airport for inspection purposes, transportation of
aliens to and from detention points, and trips to outlying points for investigative work.
Also used on intermittent details by staff officers on sjteeial assignments. 967 used in
the field by regional and district staff officers, investigators, patrol inspectors, immigrant
inspectors, naturalization examiners, special inquiry officers, and detention oflScers.
Purposes include patrol work, inspection of arrivals, investigative work, trips to natural-
ization courts, details for holding exclusion or expulsion hearings, and transportation of
aUens.
* Used by patrol inspectors and detention officers for transportation of aliens (In the
field) to and from detention centers, to border expulsion points, and for general deporta-
tion work.
DEPARTMENT OF LABOR
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
he pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY
1
$5, nno
$5, 000
3
$780
2,160
$.'i{X)
Secretary, under secretary, and assistant secretaries. Trans-
portation to and from olRclal mcetmgs and conferences in
Washington, D.C., with Members of Congress and other
Government officials.
To provide transportation between buildings which house
60% of the District of Columbia employees of the Department.
Station wagon
PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES
189
POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
ho purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
he pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to he
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
her
Gross
cost
Num-
her
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
20
$2,000
3 hired cars and 2 Government-owned cars are used by the
Postmaster General, the assistant postmasters general, and
olBcials of all bureaus of the Department for the transac-
tion of official business. All other cars are used in the field
for local transportation at the largest post offices for super-
vision purposes.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
>fum-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Useis and public purpose
ADMINISTRATION OF FOREIGN AFFAIRS
154
61
$333, 101)
118,950
150
60
$183,000
69, 500
$150, 100
49, 450
490
141
6
$1,501
Utilized m carrying out the assigned functions of the Depart-
ment of State abroad and the departmental service, and for
special occasions in the transaction of olficial duties. All are
in foreign countries except 9 in Washington, D.C.
Do.
Bus.
12,232
Do.
Total, administration of foreign
affairs.
215
452, 050
210
252, 500
199, 550
637
13, 733
INTERNATIONAL 0KGANIZATI0N3
AND CONFERENCES
Missions to international organizations.
$i,5on
1,000
3.700
Transportation to meetings at United Nations headquarters,
at missions and at offices of 81 national delegations. $600 each
for 2 Cadillac limousines for the use of the chief and <leruty
chief of mission. $1,600 to General Services Administration
for 1 pool car and 1 station wagon used for picttup of docu-
ments at United Nations headquarters and for messenger
deliveries.
For local transportation of IT.S. delegation to the Fifth Round
of International Tariff Negotiations to and from consulate
general's office quarters, G.\TT conference building (dele-
gation office quarters) and Palis des Nation (site of tariff
negotiations). Tlie estimated cost of chauffeured vehicles is
$20 per day. One vehicle will be used lor approximately 150
days and the other for approximately 35 days.
Total, international organiza-
tions and conferences.
1,500
4.700
INTERNATIONAL COMMISSIONS
International Boundary and Water
Commission, United States and
Mexico.
9
13, 50(1
4
9(11)
12, 600
18
2
Commissioner and staff administrative engineering and project
personnel for transportation to and from commission woriss
along 1,935 miles of boundary.
Do.
Total, international commis-
sions.
9
13,500
4
900
12,600
20
Total, Department of State
224
465, 550
214
253, 400
212, 150
657
1,500
18, 433
190
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND HIRE OF PASSENGER MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19S2
Appropriation or fund
OFFICE OF THE SECKETAET
Salaries and expenses
BUREAU OF ACCOUNTS
Salaries and expenses, Division of
Disbursement: Station wagon.
BUREAU OF THE PUBUC DEBT
Administering the public debt
BUREAU OF CUSTOMS
Salaries and expenses
Station wagon _
INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE
Salaries and expenses -
Station wagon
BUREAU OF NARCOTICS
Salaries and expenses-
Station wagon
UNITED STATES SECRET SERVICE
Salaries and expenses
Station wagon
BUREAU OF THE MINT
Salaries and expenses: Station wagon..
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND
PRINTING
Bureau of Engraving and Printing
revolving fund.-.
Station wagon
COAST GUARD
Operating expenses..
Station wagon
Ambulance..
Bus
Reserve training:
Station wagon
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Num-
ber
60
'200
74
Bus
Coast Guard yard fund.
Station wagon..
Ambulance
Total, Coast Guard
Total, Treasury Department
Gross
cost
$100, 375
332, 000
12,5, 060
1, 0.50
1,850
21,000
17, 550
7,200
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
» 190
22
368
607, 085
$11,375
40,000
110
1,400
1,350
200
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
be pur-
chased
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
$89,000
292,000
114,260
1,.550
1,840
19,600
16,200
7,000
32 2, 950
338 65, 635
1,061
22
162
42,800
841,450
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
$1,000
125, 000
20,000
44, 070
36,400
1,290
3,600
6,000
Com-
mercial
sources
$500
500
3,700
120 90, 360
1,942 236,360
Users and public purpose
4,700
Transportation for the Secretary, under secretaries, and as-
sist^t secretaries to and from official meetings and confer-
ences held with congressional committees, international
organizations, and officials of other Government agencies.
Transaction of official business in the Phlhpplne Islands.
Transportation between outlying buildings.
Official transportation between customhouses, wharves, air-
ports, piers, for surveillance of suspects in criminal con-
spiracy cases.
Do.
All vehicles to be used by alcohol and tobacco tax and Intelli-
gence agents enforcing internal revenue laws.
Do.
All cars to be used by narcotics agents in enforcing narcotic and
marihuana laws.
Do.
All vehicles to be used by agents of the Secret Service engaged in
law enforcement.
Do.
To transport guards at bullion depository.
Used in the transaction of official business.
Transporting armed guards protecting Oovernmetit securities.
Used by employees in transaction of official business.
Do.
Do.
Do.
Used by employees in transaction of official business for the
administration of the reserve training program.
Do.
Used by officers and employees in the transaction of official
business at Curtis Bay, Md.
Do.
Do.
' Includes 10 seized cars at estimated cost of $200 each, to be acquired by payment of
recognized court liens, and 190 cars by outright purchase.
' No exchange allowance on 10 cars acquired by payment of liens.
' Includes 8 seized cars to be transferred from the Bureau of Narcotics without charge.
AIRCRAFT
INDEPENDENT OFFICES
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chased
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
ATOMIC ENERGT COMMISSION
3
1
$243, 606
9,800
Transportation of official personnel, air patrol of prohibited
CIVIL AERONAUTICS BOARD
areas, geological evaluations.
Staff officials; for investigating aircraft accidents in the field.
FEDERAL AVUTION AGENCY
0 Derations
103
16
22,011,000
2, 623, 000
Used by specialized faciMties Inspection, engineering personnel.
Research and development
and flight operations agents for certifying the accuracy of
ah- navigation and traffic control facilities; developUig flight
safety standards and procedures; establishing minimum en
route altitudes; trainmg and proficiency flying; surveillance
of airmen and aircraft performance and investigation of acci-
dents. In addition ahcraft are used for experimental flight
projects concerning ah traflic control systems and devices,
logistic support of facilities in Alaska and Pacific areas, and
for transportation of l;ey staff officials when iu the best
Interests of the Oovernment.
Do.
9
$6,604,000
$6,604,000
Do.
Total, Federal Aviation Agency
9
6,004,000
6.604,000
■119
24,634,000
NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND SPACE
ADMINI3TEATI0N
1 •
J 98, 500
1 63,800
Ah-craft to be used by officials and designated employees pri-
marily for research and space activities and for transporting
personnel and equipment to remotely located field mstalla-
tions.
Research and development- .
Total, National Aeronautics and
!6
6
5 152,300
136,000
Space Administration.
TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHOHITT
Tennessee Valley Authority fund
4
635,000
3
45,000
590,000
5 Bell heUcopters will be used for transmission line patrol,
malaria control spraying, recormaissance, aerial inventories,
and on samplmg in the vicinity of TVA steam plants for air
pollution tests; 2 large helicopters will be used for transmis-
sion line brush control spraytag, transportmg men and
materials to hiaccessible mountainous areas and the larger
of the 2 will also be used to transport and set poles and string
whe hi transmission Une construction; 2 ahplanes will be
used for passenger service, with some use for aerial mapping
and reconnaissance; and 1 airplane will bo used prhicipally
for the transportation of engmeers to widely scattered projects
and for transportation of administrative officers on official
business.
Total independent ofl&ces .. ._
13
7,239,000
3
45,000
7,194,000
135
25,175,706
' The old ahcraft still to be used includes 68 aircraft on loan from the Department of
Defense.
• Includes 2 aircraft on loan from the military services.
> Passenger trips only.
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chased
Old
aircraft
StiU
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
AORICULTUBAL BE8EARCH SERVICE
Salaries and expenses:
1
1
$41, 000
17, 000
$41,000
13, 000
3
6
$9,000
26, 000
Technical employees: For experimentation and development
Plant and animal disease and post
control.
1
$4, 000
of Improved equipment and methods for spraymg and dusting
crops and for fertllizhig, seeding, and performing other agri-
cultural operations with airplanes.
Pest control technicians: For demonstrathig use of special
equipment for suppression of destructive Insects attacking
crops; and when not otherwise engaged, for supplementing
contract ahcraft In control operations.
Total, Agricultural Research Service.
FOREST SEETICE
2
2
68,000
80,000
1
2
4,000
9,000
64,000
71,000
9
54
34,000
434, 000
Forest Service administrative personnel and firefighters:
Transportation of men and supplies, hicludmg smoke-
jumpers to inaccessible areas for reconnaissance and suppres-
sion of large fires, and for detection services in remote areas.
Also for pest control in locathig hiciplent outbreaks of forest
bisect pests and In appraising the scope and seriousness of
Infestations In forested areas, and du-ectlng and evaluathig
effectiveness of control operations.
Total, Department of Agriculture. —
4
138, 000
3
13, 000
126, 000
63
468, 000
191
192
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
STATEIV1ENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chiised
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
WEATHER BUREAU
1
' $1, 269, 60O
lection of data to describe the internal mechanisms of hur-
ricanes and other severe storms.
■ 2 DC-6A/B's and 1 B-26 leased commercially; 1 B-57 Weather Bureau owned (transferred from Air Force).
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— MILITARY
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 19S2
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of aircraft
to be
purchased
Old
aircraft
StiU
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
-Allowance
OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE
88
272
603
52
$2, 528, 471
19, 400, 000
41,660,000
360,000
Operation and maintenance, Navy
Air transportation of personnel for special missions and
administrative purposes.
T^lilitary and civilian persoimel and other Government officials:
Primarily for air transportation of persormel, special air mis-
sions, and for administrative use at naval air stations and
facilities.
Military and civiUan persormel and other Government officials:
Operation and maintenance, Air Na-
tional Guard.
Air transportation of persormel, cargo, and mail, special air
missions, and other administrative uses.
Military and civilian personnel and other Government officials:
Air transportation of personnel for administrative purposes.
Total, operation and maintenance-
1,015
63,948,471
PROCUREMENT
Procurement of equipment and missiles.
Army.
14
65
$1,800,000
69,400,000
$1,800,000
69,400,000
Military and civilian personnel and other Government officials:
Air transportation of persoimel and cargo, special missions,
and administrative purposes.
Military and civilian persoimel and other Government officials:
Combat readiness and navigational training, air transporta-
tion of personnel, cargo, special air missions, and other ad-
ministrative uses.
79
71, 200, 000
71, 200, 000
REVOLVING AND M.ANAGEMENT FtJNDS
Air Force industrial fund
216
87,500,000
Military and civilian personnel and other Government officials:
Air transportation of personnel, cargo, and mail, special air
missions, and other administrative uses.
Total. Department of Defense-
Military.
79
71,200.000
71,200.000
1,231
151, 448, 471
DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE— CIVIL
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chased
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMT
CORPS OF ENGINEERS— CIVn.
All appropriations .-
2
$82, ,100
Used bv Chief of Engineers and divisionengineers forexpediting
inspections and supervision of authori^eii civil works projects
where commercial forms of transportation would result In
costlv delays and cumbersome schedules between works in
widely separated sections of the country.
AIRCRAFT
193
DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND WELFARE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chased
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Xum-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
PDBLIC HEALTH SERVICE
3
$4,700
Professional and technical personnel: Technical development
and epidemic control activities of the Communicable Disease
Center, including devising spray equipment^ appraising new
Insecticides, testing application rates and efficacy of larvicid-
ing. Also for use in epidemics and disasters.
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chased
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
Bonneville Powtir Administration
3
9
$39, 000
145, 979
3 helicopters are used (1) by maintenance crews for line patrols
Bdreau of Land Management
Management of lands and resources
2
$44, 000
1
$7,500
$36,500
and for emergency line maintenance at high altitude locations
during the winter months: (2) by survey crews for reconnais-
sance of new transmission lines; and (3) by communication
crews for microwave equipment maintenance at high altitude
locations.
Used only in Alaska for fire patrol and transporting firefightlng
crows and equipment, and for transport of forest management,
cadastral survey, and field examiner personnel.
Bureau or Reclamation
General Investigations ,
1.040
42.175
12,700
19,420
(See footnote 1.)
3
1
I
For oflScial use of supervisory employees of the Bureau in the
construction and rehabilitation program, at regional and
project levels, and lor official use of employees of the commis-
sioner's office in Denver and Washington, when traveling
from Denver, Colo., to regional offices and to the worksites.
For the official use of Bureau employees, power and operation
Gpnpral admlnistrativfi expenses
and maintenance [lersonnel. In patroling transmission lines
and other fleldwork.
For the official use of Bureau employees of region 7, the assist-
ant commissioner, and chief engineer's office personnel, per-
sonnel of the commissioner's office and the Secretary's office,
for region and bureauwlde supervision.
15
2
1
76, 335
« 66, 000
3,900
Geological Survey
Surveys, Investigations, and research
For use by geologists and geophysiclsts In geophysical ex-
National Park Service
ploration.
For use by employees of Everglades National Park, Fla., in
connection with management and protection activities in-
cludhig patrol to detect and prevent poaching and illegal
hunting and fishing in the park; for protection of visitors
(search and rescue work); and for fire detection.
Fish and Wildlife Service
bureau of sport fisheries and wildlife
Management and investigations of re-
sources.
Management of national wildlife refuges. . .
8
1
102, 000
12, 000
8
1
17,000
3,000
85, 000
9, 000
24
154, 000
5,000
Used by U.S. game management agents for enforcing fish
and game protection laws, by biologists in refuge operations,
management activities, waterfowl surveys, by hunters in
predatory animal control, and by wildlife biologist-pilots in
waterfowl studies.
Used by field personnel in refuge operations and management
activities.
Total. Bureau of Sport Fisheries and
Wildlife.
9
114,000
9
20,000
94,000
24
159,000
BUREAU OF COMMEROAL FISHERIES
Management and investigations of re-
sources.
Promote and develop fishery products and
research pertaining to American fisheries.
6
1
50,000
1,000
Used by agents for enforcing fish protective laws and research
biologists.
Used by biologists in menhaden investigations.
Total Bureau of Commercial Fish-
6
61, 000
eries.
Total, Fish and Wildlife Service
9
114,000
9
20,000
94, 000
30
210,000
Total, Department of the Interior
11
168,000
10
27.600
130,500
SO
639, 214
' All aircraft at times may be employed in general investigative work such as aerial
photography and aerial survey: however, aircraft assignment remains primarily in the
other three functions named.
' Included is $50,000 for the 8.000-hour relicensing inspection required by Federal
.\vlation Agency regulations. An additional $45,000 (for routine maintenance and opera-
tions) is chargeable to reimbursements from the Atomic Energy Commission.
194
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE. MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to bo
pmchascd
Aircraft to be
exchauged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chiised
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and public purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
IMMIGRATION AND NATURALIZATION SERVICE
7
$232, 800
4
$2, 000
$230, 800
43
$893, 200
Used by border patrol pilots and patrol inspectors for main-
taioing air-ground liaison for prevention of illegal entries;
pursuit of suspected violators, transfers of small task groups
of patrol Inspectors to points of emergency; enforcement of
departure control; transfer of aliens to border points, and
deportation of aliens.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE, MAINTENANCE, AND OPERATION OF AIRCRAFT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Appropriation or fund
Aircraft to be
purchased
Aircraft to be
exchanged
Net cost
of air-
craft to
be pur-
chased
Old
aircraft
still
to be
used
Cost of
mainte-
nance and
operation
of aircraft
Users and pubUc purpose
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allowance
COAST QVARD
134
$14, 903, 800
Acquisition, construction, and im-
provements.
7
$12,425,000
$12, 425, 000
duties and carrying of passengers in connection therewith
when necessary.
performance of assigned duties and carrying of passengers in
connection therewith, when necessary.
Note.— 7 new aircraft will not be delivered until 1964.
INDEX
A Vage
Accounts, Bureau of 160
Administrative Office, United States Courts 6-7
Administrative operations fund. General Services Adminis-
tration 55
Administrator's Office, General Services Administration 55-56
Administrator's Office, Housing and Home Finance Agencj'.. 57
Advanced Research Projects Agency 101
Advisory Commission on Intergovernmental Relations 23
Aeronautics Board, Civil 24-25
Agency, see individual agencies.
Agricultural Conservation Program Service 64
Agricultural Marketing Service 64-65
Agricultural Research Service 61-62
Agricultural Service, Foreign 65-66
Agriculture, centennial observance of 69
Agriculture, Department of 61-71, 167, 176-178, 191
Aircraft, statement of:
Agriculture 191
Commerce 192
Defense— Civil 192
Defense— Military 192
Health, Education, and Welfare 193
Independent offices 191
Interior. . 1 93
Justice 194
Treasury 194
Airport, additional Washington 30
Airports, National Capital 29
Alaska, transitional grants to 21
Alaska Communication System 94
Alaska International Rail and Highway Commission 23
Alaska public works 135
Alaska Railroad 136
Allergy and infectious disease activities 117
American Battle Monuments Commission 23
Antitrust Division 140
Appeals courts, district courts, and other judicial services, . 6-7
Apprenticeship and Training, Bureau of 147
Architect of the Capitol 1-2
Archives and Records Service, National 53-54, 167
Army consolidated working funds.-, 104
Army National Guard. . 94
Art, National Gallery of 42-43
Arthritis and metabolic disease activities 117
Arts Commission, Fine 128
Assistance, military 104-106
Assistance, Public, Bureau of 121-122
Atomic Energy Commission 23-24
Attorneys, United States 140
Aviation Agency, Federal 27-30
B
Battle Monuments Commission, American.. 23
Blind, books for 4
Blindness activities 117-118
Board, see individual boards.
Bonneville Power Administration 128
Botanic Garden 2
Budget, Bureau of the 9-10
Buildings:
Acquisition, operation, and maintenance of, abroad.
State 154
And facilities. Federal Prison Ss'stem 142
And grounds. Architect of the Capitol 1-2
Buildings management fund 51-52
Bureau, see individual bureaus.
Business and Defense Services Administration 75-76
Business Economics, Office of 77
Canal Zone Government 109
Cancer Institute, National 115-116
Canteen Service, Veterans' Administration 49-50
Page
Capitol, Architect of the 1-2
Catalog cards. Library of Congress 3
Cemeterial expenses. Army 107
Census Bureau 74-75
Century 21 Exposition 74
Certification services, Food and Drug Administration 111
Children's Bureau 122
Civil Aeronautics Board 24^25
Civil and Defense Mobilization, Office of 11-12
Civil defense functions of Federal agencies 12-14
Civil Rights Commission 26
Civil Service Commission 25-26
Civil W ar Centennial Commission 34
Claimants, disaster at Texas City, Tex., payment to 110
Claims, Court of 6
Coal Mine Safety Board of Review, Federal 30
Coal Research, Office of 128
Coast and Geodetic Survey 75
Coast Guard 164-165
Commerce, Department of 73-80, 1 79, 1 92
Commercial Fisheries, Bureau of 134-135
Commissaries, narcotic hospitals 119
Commissary funds. Federal prisons 168
Commission, see individual commissions.
Commissioner's Office, Fish and Wildlife 133
Commissioner's Office, Social Security Administration 122
Commodity Exchange Authority 66
Commodity Stabilization Service 66
Community health activities 113-114
Constitution, Annotated, revision of 4
Construction:
Hospital and domiciliary facilities, Veterans' Administra-
tion 49
International Boundary and Water Commission, United
States and Mexico 156
Military, Army and Army Reserve 102
Construction activities, hospital. Public Health Service 113
Construction services, public buildings, General Services
Administration 52
Copyright Office, Library of Congress 3
Corporation, see individual corporations.
Corps of Engineers— Civil 107-108
Courts, U.S 5-7
Credit Unions, Federal, Bureau of 122-123
Critical materials. General Services Administration 54
Customs, Bureau of 161, 168
Customs and Patent Appeals, Court of 5
Customs Court 5
Defense, Department of— Civil 197-110, 182, 192
Defense, Department of— Military 81-106, 180-181, 192
Defense materials activities 54-55
Defense Mobilization, Office of Civil and 11-12
Defense mobilization functions of Federal agencies 12-14
Defense production, expansion of 15
Defense Services Administration, Business and 75-76
Dental Research, National Institute of 116-117
Department, see individual departments.
Development Loan Fund 20
Disaster loans. Farmers Home Administration 68
Disaster relief 15
Disbursement, Division of 160
District courts, appeals courts, and other judicial services.. 6-7
Domiciliary facilities, Veterans' Administration 49
Economic Advisers, Council of 10
Economics, Business, Office of 77
Education, Office of 112-113
Educational exchange 156-157
Eglin Field Reservation, wildlife conservation 110
Employees' Compensation, Bureau of 148-149, 168
195
196
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Page
Employment Security, Bureau of 147-148
Kmployineut service administration, grants to States 148
luigineers, (^orps of — Civil 107-108
Engraving and Printing, Bureau of 164
Environmental health activities 114
Executive Mansion and grounds 9
Executive Office of the President 9-14, 171
Export control, Bureau of Foreign Commerce 76-77
Export-Import Bank of Washington 26
Extension Service 62
Facilities and equipment, Federal Aviation Agencj' 28-29
Farm Credit Administration 26-27
Farm labor, Mexican 148
Farmer Cooperative Service 62-63
Farmers Home Administration 67-68, 167
Federal Aviation Agency 27-30
Federal Bureau of Investigation 141
Federal Coal Mine Safety Board of Review 30
Federal Communications Commission 30-31
Federal Credit Unions, Bureau of 122-123
Federal Crop Insurance Corporation 67
Federal Home Loan Bank Board 31-32
Federal Housing Administration 58-59
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service 32
Federal National Mortgage Association 57-58
Federal Power Commission 32-33
Federal Prison Industries, Inc 142-143
Federal Prison System 142-143, 168
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation 31-32
Federal Supply Service 52
Federal Trade Commission 33
Field Administration Office, Health, Education, and Welfare. 124
Field Services Office, Commerce 73
Fine Arts, Commission of 128
Fish and Wildlife Service 133-135
Food and Drug Administration 111
Foreign Affairs, administration of 153-154
Foreign Agricultural Service 65-66
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission 33
Foreign Commerce, Bureau of 76-77
Foreign quarantine, Public Health Service 114-115
Forest Service 70-71
Freedmen's Hospital 112
Funds appropriated to the President 15-2 1
Gallaudet College 123
Gas and Oil, Office of 127
General Accounting Office 33-34
General Counsel, Agriculture 68
General Counsel, Health, Education, and Welfare 124-125
General post fund, national homes, Veterans Administration. 167
General Services Administration 51-56, 167, 175-176
General supply fund. General Services Administration 53
Geodetic Survey, Coast and 75
Geological Survey 131-132
Government Printing Office 4
Guard force, United States Secret Service 163
H
Health activities, community 113-114
Health, Education, and Welfare, Department of 111-125,
167-168, 183-184, 193
Health statistics, national 118
Heart Institute, National 116
Historical commissions 34
Home Loan Bank Board, Federal 31-32
Hospital construction activities, Public Health Service 114
Hospital facilities. Veterans Administration 49
Hospitalization and services for repatriated mentally iU
American nationals 121
House Office Buildings 2
Housing Administration, Federal 58-59
Housing Administration, Public 59
Housing and Home Finance Agency 57-59, 176
Housing Authority, National Capital 37
Howard University 123
I
Immigration and Naturalization Service 141-142
Independent offices 23-50, 171-175, 191
Page
Indian Affairs, Bureau of 130, 168
Indian Claims Commission 34
Indian moneys, proceeds of labor, agencies, schools, etc 168
Indian tribal funds 130
Industrial fund:
Air Force 103-104
Army 102-103
Navy 90
Infectious disease activities 117
Information Agency, United States 44—46
Information Office, Agriculture 69
Inspection services, Food and Drug Administration 111
Inspector General and Comptroller, mutual security, State. 20-21
Institutes of Health, National 115-118
Intergovernmental Relations, Advisory Commission on 23
Interior, Department of the 127-137, 168, 184-187, 193
Internal Revenue Service 162-163
International Boundary and Water Commission, United
States and Mexico 155-156
Internal ional commissions 1 55-1 56
International commissions, American sections 156
International educational exchange activities 156-157
International Labor Affairs, Bureau of 146
International organizations, conferences, and contingencies. 155
International program, special. United States Information
Agency 45-46
International tariff negotiations 155
Interstate Commerce Commission 34-35
Judge Advocate General, Navy 89
Judges 6
Judiciary, The 5-7
Justice, Department of 139-143, 168, 188, 194
Labor, Department of 145-150, 168, 188
Laijor Affairs, International, Bureau of 146
Labor-Management Reports, Bureau of 145-146
Labor Relations Board, National 38
Labor Standards, Bureau of 147
Labor Statistics, Bureau of 149
Land Management, Bureau of 129
Legal activities and general administration, Justice 139-140
Legislative branch 1-4
Legislative garage 1-2
Legislative Reference Service, Library of Congress 3
Library:
Agriculture 69-70
Of Congress 2-4
Of Medicine, National 118
Library buildings and grounds. Architect of the Capitol 2
M
Maintenance and operation, see Operation and maintenance.
Management fund:
Air Force 104
Army 104
Bureau of State Services, Public Health Service 119
National Institutes of Health 119
Marine Corps 83-84
Maritime activities 77-78
Maritime training 78
Marshals, U.S 140
Mediation and Conciliation Service, Federal 32
Mediation Board, National 38
Medical administration. Veterans Administration 48
Medical care. Public Health Service 114-115
Medical care. Veterans Administration 48-49
Medicine, National Library of 118
Medicine and Surgery, Bureau of, Navy 86
Memorial commissions 34
Mental health ac'ivities 116
Mentally ill American nationals, repatriated, hospitalization
and services for 121
Metabolic disease activities 117
Mexican farm labor 148
Military Appeals, Court of 97
Military assistance 104-106
Military construction, Army and Army Reserve 102
Military Sea Transportation Service 90
Minerals Exploration, Office of 128
Mines, Bureau 132-133
INDEX
197
Page
Mint, Bureau of the 164
Missions to international organizations 165
Mortgage Association, Federal National 57-58
Motion pictures, early American, preservation 4
Motor vehicles, statement of:
Agriculture 176-178
Commerce 179
Defense — Civil 182
Defense— Military 180-181
Executive Office of the President 171
Explanation u
General Services Administration 175-176
Health, Education, and Welfare 183-184
Housing and Home Finance Agency 176
Independent offices 171-175
Interior 184-187
Justice 188
Labor 188
Post Office 189
State 189
Treasury 190
Mutual security — economic and contingencies 15-21
N
Narcotic hospitals 119, 120
Narcotics, Bureau of 163
National Aeronautics and Space Administration 35-36
National Archives and Records Service 53-54, 167
National Board for Promotion of Rifle Practice 94
National Bureau of Standards 79-80
National Cancer Institute 115-116
National Capital airports 29
National Capital Housing Authority 37
National Capital Planning Commission 37
National Capital Transportation Agency 37
National Gallery of Art 42-43
National Guard, Army 94
National Heart Institute 116
National Institute of Dental Research 116-117
National Institutes of Health 115-118
National Labor Relations Board 38
National Library of Medicine 118
National Mediation Board 38
National Park Service 133
National Science Foundation 38-39
National Security Council 10
NATO, United States Citizens Commission on 156
Naturalization and Immigration Service 141-142
Naval Operations, Office of the Chief 89-90
Naval Personnel, Bureau of 83
Naval Research, Office of . 87
Naval Weapons, Bureau of, Navy 84-85
Neurology and blindness activities 117-118
O
Oil and Gas, Office of 127
Old- Age and Survivors Insurance, Bureau of 121
Operation and maintenance:
Air Force 90-94
Alaska Communication System 94
Army 81-82
Defense— Military 81-97
International Boundary and Water Commission, United
States and Mexico 156
Navy 83-90
Southeastern Power Administration 129
Supply depots. Veterans Administration 49
United States Soldiers' Home 108
Operations, Federal Aviation Agency 27-28
Outdoor Recreation Resources Review Commission 39
P
Panama Canal 109-110
Park, parkway, and playground system, National Capital.. 37
Park Service, National 133
Patent Appeals, Customs and. Court of 5
Patent Office 78-79
Personal property activities. General Services Adminis-
tration 52-53
Personal services schedules, explanation ii
Planning Commission, National Capital 37
Police. White House 163
Post Office Department 151-152, 189
Power Administration: Page
Bonneville 128
Southeastern 129
Southwestern 129
Power Commission, Federal 32-33
Power plant, Capitol 2
President, Executive Office of the 9-12
President, funds appropriated to the 15-21
President's Advisory Committee on Government Organiza-
tion 14
Presidents' papers, organizing and microfilming 4
Printing and Engraving, Bureau of 164
Prison Industries, Inc., Federal 142-143
Prison System, Federal 142-143, 168
Prisons, Bureau of 142
Procurement of equipment and missiles, Army 97-98
Public Assistance, Bureau of 121-122
Public buildings projects, sites and expenses 51
Public Buildings Service 51
Public Debt, Bureau of the 160
Public Health Service 113-120, 167
Public Housing Administration 59
Public Roads, Bureau of 79
Q
Quarantine, foreign. Public Health Service 114-115
R
Railroad Retirement Board 39-40
Real property activities, General Services Administration... 51-62
Reclamation , Bureau of 131
Reconstruction Finance Corporation liquidation 159
Records activities, General Services Administration 53-54, 167
Referees, U.S. courts 7
Rehabilitation, Vocational, Office of 113
Renegotiation Board 39
Research and development. Federal Aviation Agency 29
Research, development, test, and evaluation:
Advanced Research Projects Agency 101
Air Force 98-101
Army 97-98
Reserve training. Coast Guard 165
Revenue Service, Internal 162-163
Rifle Practice, National Board for Promotion of 94
Rural Electrification Administration 67
Rural rehabilitation funds 167
Ryukyu Islands 108
S
Saint Elizabeths Hospital 120-121
Saint Lawrence Seaway Development Corporation 40
Saline Water, Office of 127
Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation, Federal 31-32
Schedules for personal services, explanation ii
Science Foundation, National 38-39
Secret Service, United States 163
Secretary, Office of the:
Agriculture 68-69
Defense 96-97
Health, Education, and Welfare 123-126, 167-168
Interior 1 36- 137
Labor 145
Navy 88-90
Treasury 169
Securities and Exchange Commission 40-41
Selective Service System 41
Senate Office Buildings 1
Service and supply fund. Public Health Service 120
Ships, Bureau of. Navy 85
Small Business Administration 41-42
Smithsonian Institution 42-43
Social Security Administration 121-123
Soil Conservation Service 63-64
Soldiers' Home, United States 108
Solicitor's Office, Interior 127
Solicitor's Office, Labor 146
Southeast River Basins, U.S. Study Commission 46
Southeastern Power Administration 129
Southwestern Power Administration 129
Space Administration, National Aeronautics and 35-36
Special international program, United States Information
Agency 45-46
Sport Fisheries and Wildlife, Bureau of 134
198
APPENDIX TO THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Page
Standards, National Bureau of-, 79-80
State, Department of 153-157, 189
State rural rehabilitation 167
State Services Bureau management fund, Public Health
Service 119
Statistics, national health 118
Strategic materials. General Services Administration 54
Subversive Activities Control Board 43
Superintendent of Documents 4
Supplies and Accounts, Bureau of. Navy 87-88
Supplies and equipment, emergency, Office of Civil and
Defense Mobilization 14
Supply and service fund, Public Health Service 120
Supply depots. Veterans' Administration 49
Supply distribution, General Services Administration 52-53
Supply fund, general. General Services Administration 53
Supply fund. Veterans' Administration 50
Supply Service, Federal 52
Supreme Court of the United States 5
Surgeon General, Public Health Service 118-119
Surplus property utilization. Health, Education, and Wel-
fare 124
T
Tariff Commission 43
Tariff negotiations, international 155
Tax Court of the United States 43
Tennessee Valley Authority 44
Territories, Office of 135-136
Texas, U.S. Study Commission 46-47
Texas City, Tex., disaster, payment to claimants 110
Training:
And Apprenticeship, Bureau of 147
Maritime 78
Reserve, Coast Guard 165
Transportation Agency, National Capital 37
Transportation and utilities activities, General Services
Administration 54
Page
Treasurer, Office of the 161
Trea.sury Department 159-165, 168, 190, 194
Trust funds 167-168
Trust Territory of the Pacific Islands 135
U
Unemployment compensation, grants to States 148
United States Citizens Commission on NATO 155
United States Information Agency 44-46
United States Secret Service 163
United States Soldiers' Home 108
U.S. Study Commissions — Southeast River Basins and
Texas 46-47
Utilities and transportation activities, General Services
Administration 54
V
Vehicles, see Motor vehicles.
Veterans Administration. _ 47-50,167
Veterans' Reeniployment Rights, Bureau of 147
Virgin Islands Corporation 136
Vocational Rehabilitation, Office of 113
W
Wage and Hour Division 149-150
Weather Bureau 80
White House Office 9
White House Police 163
Wildlife conservation, Eglin Field Reservation 110
Wildlife Service, Fish and 133-135
Women's Bureau 149
Y
Yard fund, Coast Guard 165
Yards and Docks, Bureau of, Navy 86-87
o
ir?C'
THE BUDGET
OF THE
United States Government
1962
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
THE BUDGET
OF THE
United States Government
FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE 30
1962
THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
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DEPOSITORY
CONTENTS
Page
Budget authorizations and expenditures 1
Analysis of unexpended balances (Federal funds) 1
Summary of budget authorizations, expenditures, and balances 2
Recapitulation of budget authorizations and expenditures (by function) 2
Comparative summary of appropriations and appropriation estimates 3
Explanatory statement 4
Summary of operations 6
Budget authorizations and expenditures (by organization unit and account title) 10
Analysis of unexpended balances (District of Columbia funds) 11
Federal funds 13
District of Columbia funds 15
Trust funds 53
Detail of personal services 59
Index 69
ni
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
BUDGET AUTHORIZATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
BY ORGANIZATION UNIT AND ACCOUNT TITLE
[In thousands of dollars]
Description
Current authorizations:
Federal payment to District of Columbia
Loans to District of Columbia for capital outlay, general fund
Loans to District of Columbia for capital outlay, highway fund_ _
Loans to District of Columbia for capital outlay, water fund
Loans to District of Columbia for capital outlay, sanitary sewage
works fund
Federal contribution and loans to the metropolitan area sanitary
sewage works fund
Proposed for later transmission (other than pay increase supple-
mentals):
Under existing legislation: Federal payment to the District
of Columbia
Total new obligational authority and budget expenditures
RECAPITULATION
Enacted or recommended in this document:
Current authorizations:
Appropriations
Proposed for later transmission:
Appropriations
Total new obligational authority and budget expenditures.
Func-
tional
code
609
609
609
609
609
609
609
NEW AUTHORIZATIONS
(appropriations unless otherwise specified)
1960
enacted
27,218
20,000
13,100
1,200
61.518
1961 estimate
Enacted
27,533
15,900
3,500
700
25,200
72,833
Proposed
for later
trans-
mission
6,000
6,000
61,518
61,518
72,833
6,000
78.833
1962
estimate
38.753
16.000
8,600
63,353
63,353
63.353
BUDGET EXPENDITURES
1960
actual
27.218
900
28.118
1961
estimate
27,533
5,000
4,114
2.500
2.700
6,000
47.847
28.118
28.118
41.847
6,000
47,847
1962 estimate
Total
38,753
6,0C0
5,000
2,600
4,660
9,000
66,013
66,013
66,013
From new
obliga-
tional
authority
38,753
38.753
38.753
38.753
ANALYSIS OF UNEXPENDED BALANCES
[In thousands of dollarsl
Description
Enacted or recommended in this document:
Appropriations:
Loans to the District of Columbia for capital outlay, general
fund
Loans to the District of Columbia for capital outlay, highway
fund
Loans to the District of Columbia for capital outlay, water
fund
Loans to the District of Columbia for capital outlay, sanitary
sewage works fund - --
Federal contribution and loans to the metropolitan area
sanitary sewage works fund
Total, District of Columbia.
Balance, start of 1960
Unobligated
26.738
16.530
4.300
47.568
Total
26,738
16,530
4,300
47,568
Balance, start of 1961
Unobligated
20,000
39,838
16,830
4.300
80.968
Total
20.000
39.838
16.830
4.300
80.968
Balance, start of 1962
Unobligated
35.900
38.338
12.716
2.500
22.500
111.954
Total
35.900
38,338
12,716
2,500
22,500
111,954
Balance, start of 1963
Unobligated
45.900
33.338
10.116
6.440
13.500
109,294
Total
45.900
33.338
10.116
6.440
13.500
109,294
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAT. YEAR 1062
SUMMARY OF BUDGET AUTHORIZATIONS, EXPENDITURES, AND BALANCES
[In thousands of dollars]
Description
New obligational authority
Unobligated balances brought forward, start oF year..
Unobligated balances carried forward, end of year (— )
Obligations incurred, net
Budget expenditures.
1960
actual
61,518
47,568
-80,968
28,118
28,118
1961
estimate
78,833
80.968
111,954
47,847
47,847
1962
estimate
63,353
111,954
-109.294
66.013
66.013
RECAPITULATION OF BUDGET AUTHORIZATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
BY FUNCTION
[In thousands of dollars]
Function and subfuactioQ
General government:
609 Territories and possessions, and the District of Columbia.
New obligational authority
1960
enacted
61.518
1961
estimate
78.833
1962
estimate
63,353
Expenditures
1960
actual
28.118
1961
estimate
47,847
1962
estimate
66.013
i
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
COMPARATIVE SUMMARY OF APPROPRIATIONS AND APPROPRIATION ESTIMATES
(In thousands of dollars]
Bureau or subdiviBion
(PAYABLE FROM RECEIPTS OF DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA PLACED IN
TRUST ACCOUNTS OF THE TREASURY)
Annual appropriations:
Operating expenses:
Executive office
Department of General Administration
Office of CorjHjration Counsel
Regulatory agencies
Department of Occupations and Professions
Public schools
Public Library
Recreation Department —
Metropolitan Police
Fire Department —
Department of Veterans Affairs
Office of Civil Defense
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation...
Courts
Department of Public Health
Department of Corrections —
Department of Public Welfare ._
Department of Buildings and Grounds
Office of Surveyor.
Department of Licenses and Inspections
Department of Highways and Traffic
Department of Motor Vehicles
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Washington Aqueduct
National Guard
Additional municipal services, inaugural ceremonies.
National Capital parks
National Zoological Park
Personal services, wage-scale employees
Judgments, claims, and private relief acts
Total, operating expenses-
Capital outlay:
District debt service
Public building construction
Department of Highways and Traffic.
Department of Sanitary Engineering..
Washington Aqueduct
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Potomac interceptor sewer line
Total, capital outlay-
Total annual appropriation, general fund
Total annual appropriation, highway fund _.
Total annual appropriation, water fund -
Total annual appropriation, sanitary sewage works fund
Total annual appropriation, motor vehicle parking fund
Total armual appropriation, metropolitan area sanitary sewage works fund.
Total annual appropriation, all funds
Special appropriations, total
Grand total, annual appropriation (all funds) and special appropriations.
Permanent appropriations (District of Columbia trust funds)
Grand total. District of Columbia.
Appropriation
for 1961
Proposed for
later
transmission
647
5.743
798
1,629
392
• 49,233
2 2.688
3 < 2,856
23,517
10,940
no
90
300
5,720
« 36,910
7.000
'19.164
« 2,558
205
2,465
9 8,441
1,292
187
>» 15,860
"2,616
173
200
'2 " 3.260
'M,250
'"600
25
206.869
2,122
11,944
13.190
16.738
50
74
25,200
69.318
212,605
19,426
8,374
10,172
410
25,200
276,187
321
276,508
50,553
327,061
37
328
56
113
22
2,562
139
105
1.605
733
7
5
21
260
1,560
290
515
42
7
168
96
75
6
153
24
9
Total for
1961
93
23
9,054
8,754
149
91
44
16
9,054
9.054
9,054
684
6,071
854
1,742
414
'51,795
2 2,827
3*2,961
25,122
11,673
117
95
321
5,980
"38,470
7,290
' 19,679
8 2,600
212
2,633
•8,537
1,367
193
'» 16,013
" 2,640
182
200
12 13 3353
iM,273
i«600
25
Estimate of
appropriations
for 1962
215.923
2,122
11,944
13,190
16,738
50
74
25,200
69.318
221.359
19.575
8,465
10,216
426
25,200
285,241
321
285,562
50.553
336.115
841
6.464
902
1,828
499
54,308
3,033
5 3.224
26,287
11,790
118
98
383
6,069
41.540
7
21
2
2.
9,
1,
627
268
627
212
786
263
515
199
17,061
2.692
185
Increase or
decrease ( — ),
1962 over
1961
"3.505
1.367
227.691
2,019
30.945
8,664
18,074
60
59,762
248,382
15,810
9,429
13,415
418
287.454
270
287.724
52.474
340,198
157
393
48
86
85
513
206
263
165
117
1
3
62
89
070
337
1.589
27
3
153
726
148
6
1.048
52
3
-200
152
94
-600
-25
11.768
-103
19.001
-4.526
1.336
-50
-14
-25,200
-9.556
27.023
-3.765
964
3,199
-8
-25,200
2,213
-51
2.162
1.921
4.083
1 In adJttion $78 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
3 In addition $6 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
3 In addition $11 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
* Of this amount $661 thousand is transferred to other appropriations.
* Of this amount $664 thousand is transferred to other appropriations.
* In addition $38 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
' In addition $18 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
8 In addition $11 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
^ In addition $55 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
If In addition $293 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
II In addition $33 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
'2 In addition $39 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
13 In addition $661 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
I* In addition $664 thousand is transferred from other appropriations.
15 In addition $18 thousand is transferred from other appropriation*.
1" This amount is transferred to other appropriations.
THE BUDGET EOU FISCAL YEAR 1«JG2
EXPLANATORY STATEMENT
Tlic ostiiuatcs of appropriations for the- District of
Coltiinbia amount to $287,454 thousand. Tliese estimates
are financed from revenues of the general, liighway, water,
sanitary sewage works, and the motor vehicle parking fund.
GENERAL FUND
Revenues accruing to the general fund of the District
of Columbia are used to finance the administrative offices,
regulatory agencies, schools, libraries, recreation, police,
fire, courts, health, corrections, welfare, sanitation, public
buildings construction, and other activities. These rev-
enues are realized from real, personal, and other property
ta.xes; sales and gross receipts taxes on alcoholic beverages,
cigarettes, insurance, motor vehicles, public utilities, gross
sales, and other sources; licenses and permits; individual,
unincorporated business, and corporation income taxes;
inheritance and estate taxes; certain earnings and miscel-
laneous revenues; and the Federal payment. The largest
item of revenue in the general fund conies from realty
and personal property taxes, and amoiuits to approxi-
mately 37% of the total estimated revenues. The levy
is based on an estimated assessed valuation of $2,349
million for realty, taxed at the rate of $2.30 per $100, and
$445 million for personal property ta.xed at the rate of
$2 per $100, or a total of $2,794 million. The combined
estimated valuation is $129 million higlier in 1962 than
for the current fiscal year.
The act of June 6, 1958 (Pubhc Law 85-451) permitted
the District to borrow funds to finance capital improve-
ments in the general fnnd and increased the authorized
Federal payment to the District of Columbia from $23
million to $32 million, beginning in 1959. The budget
for 1962 proposes a Federal payment of $36 million,
which consists of the authorized amount of $32 million
plus $4 million of the authorized but unappropriated
Federal payments of prior years. This additional request
is permissible under the act of March 31, 1956 (Public
Law 84-460) since the Federal payment deficiency through
1960 amounts to $22 million. It is also proposed to
request an additional paj^ment of $6 million in 1961 to
partially pay the cost of salary increases enacted in the
last session of Congress. This amount, together with the
presently appropriated Federal payment of $25 million,
will result in a total of $31 million for 1961 which would
be below the authorization of $32 million.
The estimate of general fund revenue available for
1962, including the proposed Federal payment of $36
million and a loan of $16 million (including $3.6 million
for prior year appropriations), totals $222,514 thousand,
which amount is $16,218 thousand less than the esti-
mated funds required for 1962. The Commissioners
have submitted legislation to modify the tax structure
of the District of Columbia and to increase the Federal
payment anthorization. Tliis proposal, if enacted as
requested, will produce $18.1 million in 1962. The
entire requirements of the District have been transmitted,
but, pending the passage of such revenue legislation,
language has been included in the estimates to prohibit
obligation of $16.2 million in capital outlay until funds
are available.
General ftmd estimates of appropriations for 1962 are
$248,382 thousand and show an overall increase of $27,023
thousand, or approximately 12.2% over (lie estimates for
1961. Tliis increase results from an increase in operating
expenses of $10,886 thousand and an increase in capital
outlay of $16,137 thousand. The increase in operating
expenses includes items that are classified as mandatory,
such as staffiTig new buildings. Federal obligations, within-
grade promotions, imcontrollable workload, and increased
costs. The major portion of the other increases are to
improve school, health, welfare, and recreational services.
Although capital outlay in the general fund shows an
increase of $16,137 thousand, after adjustments are made
for deferred appropriations, the amount available for
expenditure in 1962 is $28,846 thousand against $24,998
thousand for 1961 , or an increase of $3,848 thousand. The
principal items proposed for 1962 continue school con-
struction for elementary and junior high school pupils, and
will provide a new swimming pool, the Capitol View
Branch Library, a consolidation at the District of Colum-
bia General Hospital, and replacement of dormitories at
the District of Columbia Village and the Junior Village.
HIGHAVAY FUND
Highway fund revenues are realized from a gasoline
tax, part of the motor vehicle registration tax, motor
vehicle fees of various types, and paving assessments.
The estimated revenues from these som'ces for 1962
amount to $16,769 thousand which will be $809 tliousand
in excess of the amount of the estimated obligations.
Estimates of a])propriation chargeable to the highway
fund lor 1962 show an overall decrease of $3,765 thousand
or 19.2% under the 1961 estimates. The decrease is
reflected in the capital outlay estimates of the Department
of Highways and Trafliic and represents a reduction in the
progi'am i-esulting from a curtailment of Federal grants to
aid in iiigliway construction.
WATER FUND
Water fund revenues are derived from tlie sale of water
to residents of the District of Columbia, to Arlington
County, Va., and to the Federal Government, and from
miscellaneous receipts. The total revenue availability in
the water fuiul amounts to $9,671 thousand, which will be
$232 thousand in excess of the estimated obligations for
1962.
The estimates of appropriation for the water fund foi'
1962 amount to $9,429 thousand, which is an increase of
$964 thousand over the 1961 estimates (approximately
11%). This will permit an increase in the capital expend-
itures for water mains.
SANITARY SEWAGE WORKS FUND
Revenues accrue to this fund from a charge based on the
amount of water used by both private consumers ami the
Federal Government. This also includes Federal grants
and assessnuMits for installation of sanitary sewers and
payments fro)n the State of Maryland. This total revenue
aviiilabilitv including a Federal loan of $8,600 thousand
will ajuount to $15,609 tliousand, which will be $89 thou-
sand in excess of the estimated oliligations. This will be
an increase in estimates of $3,199 thousand over 1961, and
includes funds to accelerate the abatement of river
pollution.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
MOTOR VEHICLE PARKING FUND
This fund is derived from parking meter receipts and
rents from parking areas and is used to pay the adminis-
trative expenses of that agency and is available for the
acquisition, creation, and operation of public off-street
parking facilities as a necessary incident to insuring in
the public interest the free circulation of traffic in and
through the District. The amount of $418 thousand is
requested for 1962 which is approximately the same as
1961. It is estimated that the surplus at the end of 1962
wdll amount to $4,024 thousand. However, a feasibility
study is being conducted as to the possibility of using
Farragut Square for underground parking. If this garage
is constructed, all of these funds will be required for
financing.
METROPOLITAN AREA SANITARY SEWAGE WORKS FUND
This fund is derived from a grant of $2,700 thousand
and a loan of $22,500 thousand from the Federal Govern-
ment. The purpose is to prepare plans, acquke rights-of-
way, and construct a sewer trunkline from Dulles Inter-
national Airport to the District of Columbia sewer system.
No funds are being requested in 1962.
570382-H61-
6
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
SUMMARY OF OPERATIONS
(In thousands of doUara]
ClasBifi cation
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Classification
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
General fund:
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year..
Unobligated balance of prior year appropria-
957
1,220
207,888
9.048
3.365
213.135
64
2.000
220.450
Sanitary sewage works fund — Continued
Unobligated balance of appropriations not yet
released to surplus
129
Total appropriations available for ex-
penditure.
Revenue (including Federal payment and
5.531
8,121
15,520
Unappropriated surplus at end of year...
Motor vehicle parking fund:
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year..
Unobligated balance of prior year appropria-
Total availability
210,065
225.548
222.514
211
-624
89
Ohlieations ^funds reauired)
199.188
1.829
225,484
238.732
2.102
171
1.030
2.833
15
979
Unobligated balance of appropriation not yet
3.401
Total appropriations available for ex-
201,017
225,484
238,732
Revenue _ _ _ _
1.041
3,303
3.827
4.442
Unappropriated surplus at end of year —
9,048
64
1-16,218
440
30
426
418
Highway fund:
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year_.
Unobligated balance of prior year appropri-
178
42
28,638
2,180
265
18,632
1.352
245
15,172
Unobligated balance of appropriations not yet
released to surplus
Total appropriations available for ex-
470
426
Revenue (including Federal payment and
418
Unappropriated surplus at end of year
Metropolitan area sanitary sewage works fund:
Revenue (including Federal contribution and
Federal loan)
2.833
3.401
4.024
28.858
21,077
16,769
25,200
Obligations ^funds reauired)
26.484
194
19.725
15,960
Unobligated balance of appropriations not yet
25,200
Total appropriations available for ex-
26.678
19.725
15.960
Special accounts:
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year..
Revenue . .
41
87
35
321
-3.339
271
Unappropriated surplus at end of year. . _
2,180
1.352
809
Water fund: ^
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year..
Unobligated balance of prior year appropri-
ations released to surplus
594
523
9.775
489
600
8.396
1,010
50
8,611
128
93
357
3,695
-3 068
3 072
Unappropriated surplus at end of year
Trust funds:
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year..
Revenue
35
-3,339
-6,140
Revenue (including Federal payment and
47,689
36,108
48,368
50,553
55,761
52,474
10,892
9,485
9,671
Total availability
10.289
114
8.475
9,439
83,797
35,429
98.921
43.160
108,235
Unobligated balance of appropriations not yet
Obligations (funds required)
42,191
Unappropriated surplus at end of year...
All funds and special accounts:
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year.
Unobligated balance of prior year appropria-
released to surolus
48,368
55.761
66,044
Total appropriations available for ex-
penditure
10,403
8,475
9,439
51,539
2,072
289,174
63.164
4,690
324,057
57,625
Unappropriated surplus at end of year...
489
1.010
232
2.740
Revenue (including Federal payment and
Sanitary sewage works fund:
-22
116
5,648
211
445
6,841
-624
445
15,788
313.807
Total avilability
Unappropriated surplus at beginning of year..
Unobligated balance of prior year appropria-
342,785
391,911
374.172
Obligations (funds required).. ,.
277,325
2,296
334,286
325.332
Revenue (including Federal payment and
Unobligated balance of appropriations not yet
Total appropriations available for ex-
penditure
Total availability _ .
5,742
7.497
15,609
279.621
334,286
325.332
5.402
8.121
15.520
Unappropriated surplus at end of year
63.164
57.625
48,840
1 The Commissioners have submitted tax legislation to eliminate this deficit. "Department of Sanitary Engineering" to defer obligations of $13,200 thousand
Pending the enactment of such legislation, language has been included in the and $3,000 thousand, respectively, until funds are available,
estimates of capital outlay appropriations for "Public building construction" and
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
SurpoRTiNG Statement No. 1
REVENUE
[In thousands of dollars)
Classification
General fund:
Taxes:
Property taxes:
Realty
Personal tangible
Subtotal, property taxes _
Sales and gross receipts:
Alcohol and spirits
Beer
Wine.... _
Cigarette
Insurance
Motor vehicle excise
Public utilities, banks, etc..
Sales and use.
Subtotal, sales and gross receipts.
Income taxes:
Individual income _.
Corporation franchise
Unincorporated business franchise. .
Subtotal, income taxes.
Other taxes:
Inheritance and estate
Motor vehicle registration.
Licenses and other
Subtotal, other taxes.
Total tax revenue
Charges and miscellaneous:
Charges for current service
Fines, escheats and forfeitures..
Policemen-firemen's retirement.
Interest on investments
Other miscellaneous revenue
Total, charges and miscellaneous
Federal payment
Federal payment proposed for later transmis-
sion.
Federal
loan authorization.
Total, general fund from current sources.
Revenue from proposed sources
Grand total, general fund.
Highway fund:
Gasoline tax
Licenses and other tax revenue
Charges and miscellaneous revenue.
Interest on investments
Subtotal, highway fund.
Federal loan authorization...
Grand total, highway fund.
Water fund:
Water service charges
Payment from Alington County, Va.
1960
actual
51,402
8,288
59,690
5,665
756
620
2,692
2,717
2,109
7,758
22,517
44,834
25.434
8,828
1,566
35,828
2,587
4,061
3,704
10,352
150,704
4,503
2,943
1,857
1,216
1.665
12.184
25.000
20,000
207,888
207,888
12,158
2,845
397
138
15,538
13.100
28.638
5.697
1.066
1961
estimate
52.700
8.425
61.125
5,900
775
650
3,000
2,800
2,200
8.460
23.100
46.885
26,500
8,500
1,600
36.600
2,500
4.000
3.900
10,400
155.010
4.600
3.050
2,150
900
525
11,225
25,000
6.000
15.900
213,135
213.135
11,800
2,982
350
15,132
3.500
18.632
5.700
760
1962
estimate
53.400
8.400
61.800
6.000
775
655
3,050
2,900
2,200
8,700
23,500
47.780
27.000
8.500
1,600
37.100
2,500
4,060
3,850
10,410
157,090
4,600
3,050
2,175
500
1.035
11.360
36,000
16,000
220.450
18.100
238,550
11.800
3.022
350
15.172
15.172
5.715
766
Classificatioa
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Water fund — Continued
Other charges and revenue
280
275
275
Income from investments
Subtotal, water fund
7.043
1.532
1.200
6.735
1.661
6 756
Federal payment for water consumed
Federal loan authorization
1.855
9,775
8.396
8.611
Sanitary sewage works fund:
3.369
1.395
3,375
1,686
23
180
5
3.383
Payment from Maryland
2.440
Payment from Virginia
289
179
19
178
Income from investments
Subtotal, sanitary sewage works fund
Federal payment for sewage . .. .
4,962
686
5.269
872
700
6.290
898
Federal oan authorization.. .
8,600
Grand total, sanitary sewage works fund.
Motor vehicle parking fund:
Parking meters
5.648
6.841
15,788
783
140
10
97
790
105
790
Public parking ... . .
111
New meters .
Income from investments
84
140
Grand total, motor vehicle parking fund..
Metropolitan area sanitary sewage fund;
Potomac interceptor sewer line:
Federal contribution ..
1.030
979
1,041
2.700
22.500
Federal loan authorization .
Grand total, metropolitan area sanitary
sewage fund
25.200
Grand total, all funds (exclusive of special
accounts and trust funds)
252,979
273,183
279,162
Special accounts:
Alcoholic rehabilitation program
71
17
72
249
72
Stadium fund. Armory Board
198
Total, special accounts.. . .
88
321
270
Trust funds: Permanent:
Miscellaneous trust fund deposits.
2.380
220
6,682
432
135
22
229
84
10.000
664
1,253
13,997
10
2,456
236
6,758
484
142
20
230
86
10,367
635
1.350
27.782
7
2.483
Property redemption fund
245
Teachers' retirement and annuity fund (deduc-
7.596
Department of Corrections, inmates' funds
Fees and other collections. Recreation Board.
Surplus fund, realty tax sales
480
142
20
Welfare funds. Department of Corrections
Motor vehicle owner's and operator's financial
responsibility fund
247
88
Loans and grants:
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
11.800
635
1,350
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Grand total, trust funds
Grand total, all funds
27,388
1
36,108
50.553
52,475
289.175
324.057
331,907
r-
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Supporting Statement No. 2
obligations
[In thousands of dollarsl
Classification
General fund:
Operating expense:
Executive office -- --
Department of General Administration (exclusive of amounts payable from highway, sanitary
sewage works, and motor vehicle parking fund) -
Office of Corporation Counsel (exclusive of amount payable from highway fund)
Regulatory agencies. _
Department of Occupations and Professions
Public schools
Public Library
Recreation Department- -- - -- ----
Metropolitan Police (exclusive of amounts payable from highway and motor vehicle parking
funds) - -
Fire Department
Department of Veterans' Affairs .- -
Office of Civil Defense
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
1960
actual
Courts -
Department of Public Health
Department of Corrections
Department of Public Welfare
Department of Buildings and Grounds (exclusive of amount payable from highway fund)
Office of Surveyor -._
Department of Licenses and 1 nspections
Department of Highways and Traffic (exclusive of amount payable from highway fund)
Department of Sanitary Engineering (exclusive of amount payable from highway, water, and
sanitary sewage works funds)
National Guard - —
National Capital parks (exclusive of amount payable from highway fund)
National Zoological Park_
Additional municipal services, inaugural ceremonies
Judgments, claims, and private relief acts
Refunds and judgments
Total estimate or appropriation, operating expense, general fund.
Capital outlay:
District debt service (exclusive of amount payable from water fund)__
Public building construction (exclusive of amount payable from highway fund)
Department of Highways and Traff.c (exclusive of amount payable from highway fund)..
Department of Sanitary Engineering (exclusive of amount payable from water and sanitary
sewage works funds)
Total estimate or appropriation, capital outlay, general fund.
Prior year appropriation available
1961 appropriation obligated in 1962..
Appropriation to be available in subsequent years
Total funds required, capital outlay, general fund
Prior year deficiences
Reserve for indefinite appropriations..
Estimate other supplemental items
Total funds required, general fund.
Highway fund:
Operating expense:
Department of General Administration.
Office of Corporation Counsel
Metropolitan Police
Department of Buildings and Grounds.
Department of Highways and Traffic,
Department of Motor Vehicles
Department of Sanitary Engineering...
National Capital parks
Refunds and judgments
Total estimate or appropriation, operating expense, highway fund.
Capital outlay: Department of Highways and Traffic
Prioryeardeficiencies
Reserve for indefinite appropriations
Total funds required, highway fund.
571
5,106
695
1,544
325
46,319
2.473
2,061
19,610
10,607
104
53
245
5.349
34,852
6,020
17,280
2,409
184
2,243
3,135
8,449
166
3,752
1,165
1961 estimate
Recora-
mended in
this
document
20
420
175,157
400
13,866
630
7,915
22,811
8,350
-7,389
23,772
189
199,118
83
44
2,358
30
5.030
1.192
150
25
142
9.054
17,409
21
26,484
647
5,596
754
1,629
392
49,311
2.694
2,206
23,413
10.940
110
83
300
5,720
36.948
7,000
19,182
2,539
205
2.465
3,284
8,877
173
3,935
1.268
200
25
189.896
1.411
11.944
607
8,747
22,709
7.389
-2.500
-2,600
Proposed
for later
transmis-
sion
24,998
86
750
1,000
216,730
83
30
5,219
1.292
150
25
6.843
12,583
150
19,576
37
325
56
113
22
2,562
139
105
1,598
733
7
5
21
260
1,560
290
515
42
7
168
22
42
9
93
23
Total
684
5,921
810
1.742
414
1,873
2.833
2,311
25,011
11,673
117
88
321
5,980
38,508
7,290
19,697
2.581
212
2.633
3.306
8,919
182
4,028
1,291
200
25
8,754
8,754
74
75
149
149
198,650
1,411
11,944
607
8,747
22,709
7,389
-2.500
-2,600
24,998
86
750
1,000
225.484
83
44
30
5,293
1,367
150
25
6.992
12,583
150
19,725
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
Supporting Statement No. 2 — Continued
OBLIGATIONS— Continued
(In thousands of doUara]
Classification
1960
actual
1961 estimate
Recom-
mended in
this
document
Proposed
for later
transmis-
sion
Total
1962
estimate
Water fund:
Operating expense:
Department of General Administration.
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Washington Aqueduct
Refunds and judgments
Total estimate or appropriation, operating expense, water fund.
Capital outlay:
District debt service
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Washington Aqueduct
Total estimate or appropriation, capital outlay, water fund.
Reserve for indefinite appropriations
Total funds required, water fund
Sanitary sewage works fund:
Operating expense:
Department of General Administration
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Refunds and judgments
Total estimate or appropriation, operating expense, sanitary sewage works fund.
Capital outlay:
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Prior year appropriation available -
Appropriation to be available in subsequent years
Total funds required, capital outlay, sanitary sewage works fund
Reserve for indefinite appropriations
Total funds required, sanitary sewage works fund
Motor vehicle parking fund:
Operating expense:
Department of General Administration
Metropolitan Police
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Purchase and installation of parking meters
Total funds required, operating expenses, motor vehicle parking fund.
Capital outlay: Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Total funds required, motor vehicle parking fund
Metropolitan area sanitary sewage works fund (capital outlay).
Total funds required, all funds (excluding special accounts and trust funds).
Special accounts:
Alcoholic rehabilitation program —
Stadium fund, Armory Board...
Total funds required, special accounts.
Trust funds:
Permanent:
Miscellaneous trust fund deposit-.
Property redemption fund
Teachers' retirement and annuity fund
Department of Corrections, inmates' funds
Fees and other collections, Recreation Board. —
Surplus fund, realty tax sales
Welfare fund. Department of Corrections
Motor vehicle owner's and operator's financial responsibility fund.
Loans and grants:
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare
Department of Agriculture
Department of Labor
Housing and Home Finance Agency
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization
Total funds required, trust funds.
Total funds required, all funds and special accounts.
24
3,703
2,515
24
3,769
2,649
6,250
6,442
539
3,500
711
1,171
50
4,039
1,932
10
10,289
8.384
7
3,091
4
7
3,345
3,102
3,352
2.300
6,820
-2,100
2,300
4,720
5
5,402
8,077
44
104
157
10
45
104
187
315
125
336
74
440
410
25,200
241,733
278,377
72
3,623
93
3,695
2,126
225
4,344
441
131
17
238
91
10,078
664
1,351
15,741
12
2,405
233
4,750
480
142
19
245
90
10,499
635
1,348
22,293
21
35,459
43,160
277,285
325,232
67
24
24
3,836
2.673
91
6,533
711
1,171
50
1,932
10
91
8.475
44
7
3,389
44
3,396
6,820
-2,100
4,720
5
44
,121
48
111
193
16
352
74
16
426
25,200
9,054
287,431
72
,623
3,695
2,405
233
4,750
480
142
19
245
90
10,499
635
1,348
22,293
21
43,160
9,054
334,286
24
3,873
2,692
6,589
765
2,075
2.840
10
9.439
7
3.649
3.656
9,759
2,100
11,859
5
15.520
48
111
199
358
60
418
280,069
72
3,000
3,072
2,470
245
5,130
480
142
21
245
92
11,801
635
1,350
19,580
42,191
325,332
10
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
BUDGET AUTHORIZATIONS AND EXPENDITURES
BY ORGANIZATION UNIT AND ACCOUNT TITLE
[Iq thousands of dollars)
Description
Operating expenses:
Executive office _ -
Department of General Administration
Office of Corporation Counsel
Regulatory agencies
Department of Occupations and Professions
Public schools -
Public Library
Recreation Department
Metropolitan Police
Fire Department -
Department of Veterans Affairs _--
Office of Civil Defense
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
Courts —
Department of Public Health -
Department of Corrections. -
Department of Public Welfare --- -
Department of Buildings and Grounds
Office of the Surveyor
Department of Licenses and Inspections
Department of Highways and Traffic -
Department of Motor Vehicles.-
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Washington Aqueduct -
National Guard -
National Capital parks -
National Zoological Park ---
Judgments, claims, and private relief atts_
Additional municipal expenses, inaugural ceremonies
Purchase and installation of parking meters.
Refunds and judgments (indefinite appropriation)
Capital outlay:
District debt service -
Public building construction, etc -
Department of Highways and Traffic
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Washington Aqueduct _- —
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency -.-
Potomac interceptor sewer line - -
Permanent authorizations:
Alcoholic rehabilitation program, Department of Public Health
Construction services. Department of Buildings and Grounds
District of Columbia publications fund _
Maintenance and repair of vehicles, working fund.__
Printing, duplicating, and photographing, working fund
Public assistance, medical services, working fund
Public schools food services fund.
Purchase of construction material, working fund _
Repair and improvements, working fund. Department of Buildings and
Grounds
Stadium fund. Armory Board __
Working capital fund. District of Columbia Armory Board
Working capital fund, workhouse and reformatory.
Working capital fund, educational agency for surplus property
Trust funds:
Administrative expenses, District Unemployment Compensation Board.
Civil defense procurement, contributions by Office of Civil and Defense
Mobilization -
Cooperative vocational education allotments, grants by Office of Educa-
tion, Department of Health. Education, and Welfare
Department of Corrections, inmates' funds
Disability determinations, advances by Bureau of Old-Age and Sur-
vivors Insurance
Fees and other collections. Recreation Board
Grants by Children's Bureau, Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare
NEW AUTHORIZATIONS
(appropriations unless otherwise specified)
1960
enacted
590
5,141
755
1,570
327
47,184
2,495
2,098
22,169
10,595
107
60
247
5,396
35.283
6.020
17,459
2,533
200
2,294
8,391
1,202
230
15,778
2,584
168
3,785
1,166
20
10
575
939
13.866
18,039
10,215
3,500
125
1961 estimate
Enacted
647
5.743
798
1.629
392
49,311
2,694
2,206
23,517
10,940
no
90
300
5,720
36,948
7,000
19.182
2,569
205
2.465
8,496
1,292
187
16,153
2,649
173
3,960
1,268
25
200
Proposed
for later
trans mis-
sioa
1,253
10
143
432
40
135
493
915
2.122
11.944
13.190
16,738
50
74
25,200
72
249
1,350
6
159
484
42
142
520
37
328
56
113
22
2,562
139
105
1,605
733
7
5
21
260
1.560
290
515
42
7
168
96
75
6
153
24
9
93
23
1962
estimate
841
6,464
902
1,828
499
54.308
3,033
2,560
26,287
11,790
118
98
383
6,069
41,540
7,627
21,268
2,627
212
2,786
9.263
1.515
199
17,061
2.692
185
4.169
1.367
515
2,019
30.945
8.664
18.074
60
BUDGET EXPENDITURES
72
199
1,350
I960
enacted
159
480
59
142
547
549
4,955
723
1,537
320
46,024
2,429
2,021
21,730
10,500
103
60
232
4.898
34.498
5,929
17,161
2,491
183
2,219
7,803
1,327
474
15,240
2,462
161
3,739
1,134
21
26
575
938
17,992
11.338
9.112
534
60
1961
estimate
79
-22
-7
-19
5
-32
-32
-106
-22
275
-41
69
-5
1,349
166
441
47
133
461
679
6,021
844
1,727
407
51,685
2,802
2,292
25,112
11,630
116
86
299
5,824
38,302
7,199
19,525
2,606
210
2,595
8,576
1,354
156
16,215
2,666
180
4,015
1.285
25
200
565
2.122
18,340
17,980
17.746
6,715
139
1,000
72
10
-6
-4
4
-1
-8
1962 estimate
Total
-34
11,413
27
46
8
1,346
57
159
480
53
141
561
829
6,422
899
1,816
489
54,208
3,017
2,542
26,182
11,789
118
104
367
043
356
600
21,149
2,627
212
2.773
9,173
1.504
195
17,005
2,690
185
4,162
1,362
6,
41.
7,
515
2,019
28.811
23,664
19.974
616
60
9.000
72
-15
-1
-1
-5
-161
7,000
11
10
-5
1,350
159
480
60
142
552
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
11
BUDGET AUTHORIZATIONS AND EXPENDITURES— Continued
BY ORGANIZATION UNIT AND ACCOUNT TITLE— Continued
[In thousands of dollars]
Description
Trust funds — Continued
Grants by Public Health Service. Department of Health, Education, and
Welfare . -
Grants under Social Security Act, Department of Health. Education, and
Welfare....- - -
Miscellaneous trust fund deposits
Motor vehicle owner's and operator's financial responsibility fund
National defense education, loans and grants by Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare.
Property redemption fund -.
Redevelopment program. Redevelopment Land Agency
School lunch program, advances by Department of Agriculture
Surplus fund, realty tax sales..
Teachers' retirement and annuity fund
Urban renewal demonstration project
Vocational rehabilitation program, advances by Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare
Welfare funds. Department of Corrections .,
Total, excluding investments
Investments..
Total, District of Columbia
NEW AUTHORIZATIONS
(appropriations unless otherwise specified)
1960
enacted
988
7.895
2,380
84
208
220
13.953
664
22
6.682
44
233
229
279.312
299
'279,611
1961 estimate
Enacted
1.297
7.960
2.456
86
154
236
27.752
635
20
6.758
30
235
230
327.975
"327,975
Proposed
for later
transmis-
sion
9,054
9,054
1962
estimate
1,344
9,196
2,483
263
245
27,388
635
20
7.596
232
247
340.713
340.713
BUDGET EXPENDITURES
1960
enacted
852
8,007
2,041
91
214
225
15,637
656
17
4,344
37
229
238
266,825
68
266,894
1961
estimate
L324
7,960
2,404
90
174
233
21.995
642
19
4.750
65
238
245
333.703
333.703
1962 estimate
Total
1,344
9,196
2,465
92
263
245
19,880
635
21
5,130
232
245
360,879
360.879
From new
obliga-
tional
authority
233.963
233.963
Does not Include $210 thousand appropriated for prior years.
2 Does not include $86 thousand appropriated for prior years.
ANALYSIS OF UNEXPENDED BALANCES
(In thousands of dollars]
Description
Balance, start of 1960
Balance, start of 1961
Balance, start of 1962
Balance, start of 1963
Unobligated
Total
Unobligated
Total
Unobligated
Total
Unobligated
Total
Operating expenses:
40
339
38
94
33
1.580
152
102
1.141
436
5
16
65
824
1.744
420
949
no
9
151
918
226
291
1.037
246
11
166
67
1
16
63
585
54
103
38
1.912
196
143
1,485
576
6
10
64
1,278
2,102
492
1,009
58
10
172
1.206
91
-12
1,059
287
16
204
99
68
593
65
118
46
2,100
226
161
1,495
619
7
12
87
1,434
2,309
583
1.181
62
13
210
1.229
104
67
1,148
294
18
241
104
80
61
635
68
130
55
2.200
242
17?
1,600
620
Department of Veterans Affairs
7
6
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
103
Courts
1,460
2,492
610
Department of Public Welfare
1,300
62
13
223
1,320
Department of Motor Vehicles
115
72
1,204
Washington Aqueduct
296
19
249
109
Purchase and installation of parking meters
12
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
ANALYSIS OF UNEXPENDED BALANCES— Continued
[In thousands of dollars]
Description
Unobligated Total
Balance, start of 1960
Unobligated Total
Balance, start of 1961
Balance, start of 1962 Balance, start of 1963
Unobligated Total Unobligated Total
Capital outlay:
Public building construction, etc
Department of Highways and Traffic
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Washington Aqueduct
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Potomac interceptor sewer line
Permanent authorizations:
Alcoholic rehabilitation program. Department of Public Health.
Construction services. Department of Buildings and Grounds . .
District of Columbia publications fund _
Maintenance and repair of vehicles, working fund
Printing, duplicating, and photographing, working fund
Public assistance, medical services, working fund
Public schools food services fund
Purchase of construction materials, working fund
Repairs and improvements, working fund. Department of
Buildings and Grounds
Stadium fund. Armory Board
Working capital fund. District of Columbia Armory Board
Working capital fund, workhouse and reformatory
Working capital fund, educational agency for surplus property.
Trust funds:
Administrative expenses, District Unemployment Compensa-
tion Board _. - --
Civil defense procurement, contributions by Office of Civil
and Defense Mobilization
Cooperative vocational education allotments, grants by Office
of Education, Department of Health, Education, and Welfare.
Department of Corrections, inmates' funds
Disability determinations, advances by Bureau of Old-Age and
Survivors Insurance
Fees and other collections, Recreation Board
Grants by Children's Bureau, Department of Health, Edu-
cation, and Welfare
Grants by Public Health Service, Department of Health, Edu-
cation, and Welfare _ -
Grants under Social Security Act, Department of Health, Edu-
cation, and Welfare
Miscellaneous trust fund deposits -
Motor vehicle owner's and operator's financial responsibility
fund-
Property redemption fund
National defense education, loans and grants by Department
of Health, Education, and Welfare
Redevelopment program. Redevelopment Land Agency
School lunch program, advances by Department of Agriculture..
Surplus fund, realty tax sales
Teachers' retirement and annuity fund
Urban renewal demonstration project
Vocational rehabilitation program, advances by Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare
Welfare funds. Department of Corrections
12.048
41
11,385
8,605
24.561
33,839
18.620
9.289
41
675
8
23
127
33
166
107
1.184
36
64
39
110
17
22
85
20
47
14
37
112
1,257
88
52
11
12,884
17
32,837
27
52
48
707
8
23
137
33
250
107
,497
41
281
47
139
45
24
85
21
57
68
65
112
1,376
88
52
27
13,192
100
17
32,837
27
52
9,650
162
6.535
6.266
40
36
693
15
38
127
65
193
213
1.232
58
75
146
49
76
13
51
51
48
1,511
81
47
20
11,133
22
35,175
34
4
43
19.678
40.040
19,408
12,255
65
40
728
15
42
132
65
282
213
1,519
122
83
211
52
76
15
60
101
202
1,715
81
47
20
11,600
107
22
35,175
34
4
43
4,564
4,400
5.590
13.066
35.250
18,400
5.590
5.200
36
682
20
42
127
65
195
213
1.263
3.929
50
90
44
14
24,200
40
719
21
46
128
65
290
213
1,553
8,929
56
165
44
80
2
51
80
4
61
60
175
1,562
77
50
1,767
77
50
16,657
Total, District of Columbia.
82,332
149,099
73,929
157,656
23
37.183
17.457
100
23
37.183
82.238
180.487
4.974
200
36
694
20
42
123
65
195
213
1.419
1.128
40
75
48
14
80
51
1,575
73
50
24,465
22
39.649
1
30
75,283
15.200
20.250
16,500
4,974
15,200
40
734
22
46
128
65
295
213
1.714
2,128
45
155
48
47
80
3
61
55
175
1.785
73
50
25.065
100
22
39.649
30
160.422
FEDERAL FUNDS
Current authorizations:
Federal Payment to District op Columbia
Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the
United States of America in Congress assembled, That there are
appropriated for the District of Columbia for the fiscal year ending
June 30, [19611 1962, out of (1) the general fund of the District of
Columbia (unless otherwise herein specifically provided), herein-
after known as the general fund, such fund being composed of the
revenues of the District of Columbia other than those applied by
law to special funds, and [$25,000,0003 $36,000,000, w hich is hereby
appropriated for the purpose out of any monej' in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated (to be advanced July 1, [i9G0] 1961), (2)
the highway fund (when designated as payable therefrom), estab-
lished by law (D.C. Code, title 47, ch. 19), (3) the water fund (when
designated as payable therefrom), established by law (D.C. Code,
title 43, ch. 15), and [$1,6(51,000] $1,855,000, which is hereby ap-
propriated for the purpose out of any money in the Treasury not
otherwise appropriated (to be advanced July 1 , [1960] 1961), (4) the
sanitary sewage works fund (when designated as payable there-
from), established by law (Public Law 364, 83d Congress), and
[$872,000] $898,000, which is hereby appropriated for the purpose
out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated (to be
advanced July 1, [1900] 1961), and (5) the motor vehicle parking
fund (when designated as payable therefrom), established by law
(D.C. Code, title 40, ch. 8), sums as shown herein; and there is
hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not other-
wise appropriated, [$20,100,000] $24,600,000, which, together with
balances of previous appropriations for this purpo.se, shall remain
available until expended, for loans authorized bv the Act of May 18,
1954 (68 Stat. 101), and the Act of June 6, 1958 (72 Stat. 183), to be
advanced upon request of the Commissioners to the following funds:
general fund, [$15,900,000, highway fund, $3,500,000] $16,000,000,
of which $3,600,000 shall be available for the financing of appropria-
tions made for capital oullay during prior fiscal years, and sanitary
sewage works fund, [$700,000] $8,600,000. (District of Columbia
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Payment to District of Columbia
25,000
2,218
25.000
2,533
36,000
2. Payments for water and sewer service
2.753
Total obligations
27.218
27.533
38,753
Financing:
New obligational authority (appropriation)
27,218
27,533
38.753
The Federal payment of $36 million includes $32 million
as the authorized annual payment and $4 million in au-
thorized, but previously unappropriated, payment for
prior years by the United States toward defraying expenses
of the government of the District of Columbia. Payment
of $2,753 thousand is for water and sewer services (61
Stat. 361; 68 Stat. 113; 70 Stat. 83; 72 Stat. 183).
A supplemental appropriation for 1961 is anticipated
under Proposed for later transmission.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
2,218
25,000
2,533
25,000
2.753
36,000
27,218
27.533
38.753
Loans to District op Columbia for Capital Outlay,
General Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Construction of public works program (total
obligations) (object class 33)
6.000
Financing:
-20,000
35.900
-35.900
Unobligated balance carried forward . -
20,000
45,900
New obligational authority (appropriation)
20,000
15,900
16,000
This appropriation is for 30-year interest-bearing loans
from U.S. Treasury to assist in financing the construction
of facihties required for activities financed by the general
fund of the District of Columbia (72 Stat. 183). Of the
$16 million requested in 1962, $3.6 million is for financing
appropriations made for capital outlay in prior years.
The status of the $75 million authorization is (in thousands
of dollars) :
[Cumulative Bguresl
I960 actual 1961 esllmaU 1962 esllmale
Appropriations.... 20.000 35,900 51.900
Funds withdrawn 6,000
Amounts repaid
Loans to District of Columbia for Capital Outlay,
HioHWAY Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Improvement of the District of Columbia
highway system (total obligations) (object
class 33) ..
5,000
-39.838
38.338
5,000
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Unobligated balance carried forward ..
-26.738
39.838
-38.338
33,338
New obligational authority (appropriation)
13,100
3,500
570382—161-
r.
This appropriation is for 30-year interest-bearing loans
from U.S. Treasury to assist in financing a program of
highway construction projects (68 Stat. 110). The status
of the $50,250 thousand authorization is (m thousands of
dollars) :
[Cumulative figures]
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 esllmale
Appropriations 39,838 43.338 43.338
Funds withdrawn. 5.000 10,000
Amounts repaid . . „ . .
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THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Current authorizations — Continued
IjO.\nis to District of Columbia Fon Capit.\l Outlay,
Water Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Loans for the expansion and improvement of
the District of Columbia water system
(total obligations) (object class 33)
900
-16.530
16,830
4,114
-16.830
12,716
2.600
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward...
-12.716
10.116
New obligational authority (appropriation)
1,200
This appropriation is for 30-year interest-bearing loans
from U.S. Treasury to assist in financing a program of
expansion and improvement of the water s.ystem (64 Stat.
195; 68 Stat. 10.3). The status of the $35 million authori-
zation is (in thousands of dollars) :
[Cumulative figures]
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 tMmate
Appropriations.... — 31.080 31.080 31.080
Funds withdrawn 14.250 18.364 20.964
Amounts repaid 475 728 1.075
Loans to District of Columbia for Capital Outlay, Sanitary
Sewage Works Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by aclivities:
Improvement of sanitary sewage system of
the District of Columbia (total obligations)
2.500
-4.300
2.500
4.660
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward..
-4,300
4.300
-2,500
6,440
New obligational authority (appropriation)
700
8,600
This appropriation is for 30-year interest-bearing loans
from U.S. Treasury to assist in financing the construc-
tion, operation, maintenance, and the repair of the sani-
tary sewage works of the District of Columbia (68 Stat.
105; 74 Stat. 811). The status of the $32 milhon
authorization is (in thousands of dollars) :
(Cumulative figures]
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Appropriations. 4,300 5,000 13,600
Funds withdrawn 2.500 7.160
Amounts repaid
[Federal Contribution and Loans to the Metropolitan
Area Sanitary Sewage Works FundJ
CFor payment of the Federal contribution to the Metropolitan
area sanitary sewage works fund of the District of Columbia,
$2,700,000, and for loans to be advanced and credited to said fund
upon request of the Commissioners, $22,500,000, both amounts to
remain available until expended.] (74 Slat. 210; Supplemental Ap-
propriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Construction of Potomac interceptor sewer
line (total obligations)
2,700
9.000
Financing:
-22.500
22.500
13.500
New obligational authority (appropriation)
25,200
This appropriation is for a Federal contribution ($2,700
thousand) and loan ($22,500 thousand) to finance the
acquisition of rights-of-way, preparation of plans and
specifications, and construction of a sanitary interceptor
and trunk sewer line from the Dulles International Air-
port to the District of Columbia system (74 Stat. 510).
The status of the $25,200 thousand authorization is
(in thousands of dollars) :
[Cumulative figures]
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Appropriations 25.200 25.200
Funds withdrawn 2,700 11.700
Amounts repaid
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
9.000
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
2.700
Total obligations _ .-
2.700
9.000
Proposed for later transmission:
Federal Payment to District of Columbia
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
Payment to District of Columbia
obligations) (object class 41)
(total
Financing:
New obligational authority (proposed supple-
mental appropriation)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
6,000
6,000
1962
estimate
Under existing legislation, 1961. — In addition to the
appropriation of $25 million of the authorized $32 million
Federal payment, it is anticipated that a supplemental
appropriation of $6 million will be required to finance
additional general fund expenditures residting from recent
salary increases and the related retirement expenses for
classified personnel, teachers, police, and fire personnel of
the District of Columbia.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
OPERATING EXPENSES
Current authorizations:
For expenses necessary for the offices and agencies named under
this general head: {District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Executive Office
Executive office, plus so much as may be necessary to compensate
the Engineer Commissioner at a rate equal to each civilian member
of the Board of Commissioners of the District of Columbia, hereafter
in tliis Act referred to as the Commissioners; compensation and ex-
penses of members of the Apprenticeship Council and the Redevel-
opment Land Agency; aid in support of the National Conference of
Commissioners on Uniform State Laws and the Greater National
Capital Committee of the Metropolitan Washington Board of Trade;
general advertising in newspapers (including the District of Colum-
bia Register) and legal periodicals in the District of Columbia but
not elsewhere, unless the need for advertising outside the District
of Columbia shall have been specifically approved by the Com-
missioners, including notices of public hearings, publication of
orders and regulations, tax and school notices, and notices of
changes in regulations; expenses of Youth Council, [Board of
Elections,] Washington Metropolitan Regional Conference, Council
on Human Relations, and expenses and honorariums for the Board
of Appeals and Review; ceremony expenses; carrying out a com-
prehensive program for urban renewal and slum clearance, by
contract or otherwise, as may be determined by the Commissioners;
and expenses in case of emergency, such as riot, pestilence, public
insanitary conditions, flood, fire, or storm, and for expenses of
investigations; [$599,260] $841,000: Provided, That the certificate
of the Commissioners shall be sufficient voucher for the expenditure
of $12,500 of tliis appropriation for such purposes, exclusive of
ceremony expenses, as they may deem necessary.
[For an additional amount for "Executive Office", $47,700.]
{1 D.C. Code 201-262, 1101-1114; 5 D.C. Code 801-805; 74 Stat.
873; Reorqanization Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No.
40; District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961; Second Supple-
mental Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1 . Executive office of the Board of Gjmmis-
230
153
77
50
8
48
5
290
162
97
76
13
375
2. Office of the secretary
169
108
92
5. Washington Metropolitan Regional Con-
ference -- -
19
7. White House Conference on Children and
Youth .
8, Commissioners' council on human rela-
tions
27
34
16
19
28
Total obligations . >
571
19
684
841
Financing:
New obligational authority
590
684
841
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
590
647
37
841
1. Executive office of the Board of Commissioners. — The
thi'ee Commissioners, with the assistance of their respec-
tive staffs, develop pohcies and programs, execute legis-
lative and administrative determinations, maintain liaison
with Congress; provide administrative dh-ection to the
departments, agencies, or boards under their jm-isdiction;
furnish information regarding functions, services, and
facilities of the District of Columbia government; and
through the board of appeals and review, review and
make final decisions on appeals. Official ceremonial
services for visiting dignitaries, notables, and officials of
domestic and foreign governments are provided.
2. Office of the secretary. — The administrative and sec-
retarial services of the executive office, including admin-
istrative and secretarial services to the Citizens Advisory
Council, are coordinated; official notices and notary public
commissions are issued; materials are processed for action
of the Commissioners; prepares and, after approval by
the Commissioners, issues Commissioners'* orders, proc-
lamations, resolutions, public service awards, dhectives,
administrative issuances to heads of departments, and
statements to the public and press; official records of
minutes of Board meetings, orders, and legal opinions are
maintained; the "District of Columbia Eegister" is pub-
lished; maintains a record of bills introduced in Congress
affecting the District of Columbia, and at the end of each
session, prepares a compilation, with suitable index, of all
such laws passed by Congress; and codification of all the
District of Columbia regulations is developed.
3. Commissioners' youth council. — A program to prevent,
reduce, and control juvenile deUnquency in the District of
Colimibia is developed and executed; the services of all
agencies and organizations in the District of Columbia
both governmental and private concerned with the pre-
vention of juvenile delinquency are coordinated insofar as
possible.
4. Office of urban renewal. — A program to coordmate and
supervise the development of a citywide urban renewal
program, mcluding plans which effect urban renewal,
actions taken by operating and mspecting agencies, re-
newal measures initiated by private enterprise, and edu-
cation of neighborhoods and the general public in all the
major aspects of slum clearance and neighborhood blight.
5. Washington Metropolitan Begional Conference. — A
program to resolve problems similarly affecting the com-
mtmities of the Washmgton Metropolitan area in a man-
ner mutually satisfactory; to promote harmony and co-
operation among its member bodies and to achieve results
by voluntary action of such bodies.
8. Commissioners' council on human relations. — The
Comicil conducts a program assisting the Commissioners
of the District of Columbia in the promotion, fostering,
and encouragement of the Commissioners' policy on non-
discrimmation as it relates to employment in the District
of Columbia government; the use of District-owned
facilities ; and as it relates to matters affecting the District
government and the community.
9. District of Columbia Council on Aging.— The purpose
of the Council is to continue to study the needs of the older
population in the District of Columbia, to develop com-
munity programs with coimnunity participation in meet-
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16
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Executive Office — Contiuued
ing the needs of the older people, and to participate in the
White House Conference on Aguig. Coordinated plan-
ning for the aged in the areas of health, recreation,
education, housing, economics and social welfare is essen-
tial in order to provide the best possible program.
10. Civil War Centennial Commission. — To properly
assure the support and participation of the District of
Columbia in the commemoration of the Centennial of the
Civil War, the Commissioners have created a District of
Columbia Civil War Centennial Commission, consisting of
22 distinguished residents of the District.
Object Classification (in thousands of dol
ars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
379
38
4
474
41
2
525
Positions other than permanent
55
Other personnel compensation .
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits
421
27
6
6
16
66
12
6
11
517
37
10
4
16
64
10
3
23
580
42
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction _
11
6
19
25 Other services
155
12
31 Equipment
3
Unvouchered__
13
Total obligations
571
684
841
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions. .
60
68
5
6
60
72
57
66
8.2
8.2
$6,433
$6,896
$4,056
$4,264
74
8
81
73
8.1
$6,945
$4,264
Department of General Administration
Department of General Administration, including District gov-
ernment employees' compensation which shall be available for the
advance payment of costs for enforcement of recoveries in third party
cases; administrative expenses, workmen's compensation, to be
transferred to the Bureau of Employees' Compensation for adminis-
tration of the law providing compensation for disability or death
resulting from injury to employees in certain employments in the
District of Columbia; unemployment compensation for District
government employees; rental of postage meters; and affiliation with
the National Safety Council, Incorporated; [$5,719,500] $6,464,000,
of which $230,000 shall be available until expended exclusively
for District of Columbia emplovees' disability compensation and
$83,000 shall be payable from the highway fund, [$17,000] $23,900
from the water fund, [$3,000] $6,400 from t!ie sanitary sewage
worlvs fund, and [$45,000] $48,000 from the motor vehicle parking
fund: Provided, That this appropriation shall be available for
advertising, for not more than once a week, for two weeks in the
regular issue of one newspaper published in the District of Columbia,
the list of all taxes on real property, water charges, sanitary sewer
service charges, and all special assessments, together with penalties
and costs, in arrears, the cost of such advertising to be reimbursed
to the general fund by a charge to be fixed annually by the Com-
missioners for each lot or piece of property advertised: Provided
further. That, for the purpose of assessing and reassessing real
property in the District of Columbia, $5,000 of this appropriation
shall be available for services as authorized by section 15 of the
Act of August 2, 1946 (5 U.S.C. 65a), but at rates for individuals
not in excess of $100 per diem.
[For an additional amount for "Department of General Admin-
istration", $23,550.] (/ D.C. Code 311; 36 D.C. Code 501; 68 Stat.
1130; Reorganization Plan No. 6 of 1962, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order
Nos. S, 8, 18, 19, 20, 21, 24, 29; District of Columbia Appropriation
Act, 1961; Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1. Administration .
2. Administrative services:
(a) Operations .
(b) Space rental
3. Budget
4. Finance
5. Internal auditing
6. Management
7. Personnel:
(a) Operations
(b) Employees' disability compensation.
(c) Employees' unemployment com-
pensation
(d) Workmen's compensation, admin-
istrative expenses
8. Procurement
Total obligations.
Financing:
Comparative transfers from (— ) other ac-
counts
Unobligated balance brought forward
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obligational authority.
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234)
Appropriation (adjusted) .__
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
1960
actual
47
271
176
127
3,172
163
110
273
213
223
231
258
5,264
-147
-61
85
5,141
5.139
2
5,141
1961
estimate
46
231
375
237
3,513
208
118
300
230
246
271
308
6,083
-12
6,071
5,743
5,743
328
1962
estimate
46
218
536
254
,566
257
141
324
230
246
280
366
6,464
6,464
6,464
6,464
1 . Administration. — In addition to the normal adminis-
tration of the department, provides overall supervision of
the District's administrative and fiscal matters.
2. Administrative serwces. —Acquires and disposes of all
District of Columbia government real property, including
rights-of-way for highways; studies and makes recommen-
dations for the proper utilization of real property : disposes
of sm-plus District personal property ; administers the Dis-
trict personal property accountability and utUization pro-
gram; disposes of waste and scrap materials; acquires and
distributes Federal surplus property for public and private
educational and health institutions in the District of
Columbia; operates central printing, binding, duplicatmg,
blueprinting, and other reproduction services; operates a
central mail processing service ; maintains ojcneral files and
a records storage center; reviews all travel authorizations
and issues official transportation requests; studies and
recommends assignment of office space; and performs other
miscellaneous services.
3. Budget. — Develops budget policies, instructions, and
proccdm-es; reviews departmental esthnates and prepares
preliminary budget including estimates of resources and
obligations; coordinates the development, formulation, and
presentation of the Commissioners' budget; executes ap-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
17
propriations through apportionments, periodic reporting,
and position controls ; assists in the determining of require-
ments for improvement of financial management; and
assists in the review and preparation of the Commissioners'
SLx-Year Public Works Plan.
4. Finance. — Administers the tax laws of the District of
Columbia. This includes the assessment and collection of
the following major District taxes: Individual income,
business franchise, sales and use, inheritance and estate,
real and personal property, motor vehicle excise and fuel,
alcoholic beverage, and cigarette.
The types of taxes administered by the District govern-
ment are those types normally administered by a State, a
county, and a municipality. As a consequence of the
extensive number of types of taxes, the system is possibly
the most comprehensive administered by any one govern-
ment organization.
Maintains central general ledger and allotment control
accounts for the District government; prescribes and
installs accounting systems; administers police, firemen,
teachers', and judges' retirement systems; prepares all
payrolls and makes all other disbm-sements.
5. Internal auditing. — Examines the accounts and finan-
cial practices of departments and agencies to ascertain
their currency, accuracy, and integrity in conformance
with policies of the Board of Commissioners. Reviews
departmental operations and administration of various
funds to (a) evaluate the performance of programs and
activities; and (b) aid in improving the reporting to top
management.
6. Management. — Conducts management engineering
surveys of the functions, organization, procediu-es, staffing,
and workloads tliroughout the District government.
Advises and assists departments and offices in making
management improvements; participates in an employee
training and development program; and performs special
assignments on management problems at the du-ection of
the Commissioners. In general, assists and advises the
Commissioners and the various departments and agencies
of the District government in an effort to make operations
as effective, efficient, and economical as possible.
7. Personnel — (a) Operations. — Establishes personnel
policies, formidates procediu-es, and maintains surveillance
over the execution of the District's personnel regulations
through advice and counsel to the departments; and
administers the District's employee disability compensa-
tion and safety program.
(b) Employees' disability compensation. — Adjudicates
claims and provides medical expenses and compensation
for District government employees who become incapac-
itated through injury or disease while performing their
duties.
(c) Employees' unemployment compensation. — Provision
is made to cover District government employees eligible
for imemployment compensation (68 Stat. 989).
(d) Workmen's compensation, administrative expenses. —
Provision is made for administrative expenses involved in
providing compensation for disability or death resulting
from injury to employees in certain employment in the
District of Columbia (36 D.C. Code 501, 502).
8. Procurement. — Directs the District's supply program
and is responsible for prociu-ement of supphes, equipment,
and services for aU District of Columbia activities. Is
also responsible for procurement functions associated with
all types of construction contracts. Develops and imple-
ments procurement poficies, programs, and procedm'es for
all District activities and coordinates District procure-
ment activities with those of the Federal Government
with responsibihty for extent and degree of participation
in Federal programs. Coordinates the contracting activ-
ities of District agencies responsible for the award of
construction contracts and integrates these contract
activities and related maintenance and repair operations
with the overall District supply program to facilitate
expeditious performance of this work and lowest overall
costs.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions -_,.__
3.599
30
38
4.177
20
19
4,399
20
Positions other than permanent
Other personnel compensation
2
Subtotal
3.667
4
4.216
4
4 421
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
Total personnel compensation
1 2 Personnel benefits
3,663
248
45
9
2
322
66
442
88
46
333
4,212
322
30
14
4.421
338
13 Benefits for former personnel
29
21 Travel and transportation of persons
22 Transportation of things
14
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction ._
554
71
395
82
34
369
715
71
386
26 Supplies and materials
83
31 Equipment _,
38
42 Insurance claims and indemnities .
369
Total obligations
5.264
6,083
6.464
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions,.
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
667
687
4
3
631
673
638
674
6.9
6.9
$5,779
$6,256
$3,081
$4,279
710
3
696
697
7.0
$6,349
$4,294
Office of Corporation Counsel
Office of the Corporation Counsel, including extra compensation
for the corporation counsel as general counsel of the Public Utilities
Commission; $10,000 for the settlement of claims not in excess of
$250 each in accordance with the Act of February 11, 1929 (45 Stat.
1160), as amended by the Act of June 5, 1930 "(46 Stat. 500); and
judicial expenses, including witness fees and expert services, in
District of Columbia cases before the courts of the United States
and of the District of Columbia; [$798,500] $902,000, of which
$44,000 shall be payable from the highway fund. (/ DC. Code
301-303; 90e-904; 'U D.C. Code 1601-1824: Reorganization Plan
No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 50; District of Columbia
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
(Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Legal services (total obligations)-.
739
16
854
902
Financing:
755
854
902
New obligational authority:
755
798
56
902
18
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Office of Corporation Counsel — Continued
The District of Columbia performs the functions of a
State as well as those of a municipality, and the corpora-
tion coimsel, as the chief law officer, serves in a triple
capacity; namely, as attorney general in matters which
are State functions, as corporation counsel or city solicitor
in conducting the legal business of the municipality, and
as State's attorney in the prosecution of violations of
local law.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
653
4
755
2
800
Other personnel compensation.
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits . _
657
44
2
1
4
8
3
14
6
757
56
2
1
5
10
4
9
10
800
61
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rents, communications, and utilities
2
1
5
25 Other services
10
26 Supplies and materials
4
31 Equipment _ _
9
44 Refunds
10
Total obligations
739
854
902
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary..
Average salary of ungraded positions.
95
99
92
98
95
98
9.0
9.0
$7,137
$7,723
$4,138
$4,280
103
102
102
9.1
$7,868
$4,280
Reoulatort Aoencies
Regulatory agencies, including juror fees, [$1,629,000] $1,S28,-
000. {6 D.C. Code 413; 11 D.C. Code 1201-120S; 21 B.C. Code 201-
208; 25 D.C. Code 101-138; 35 D.C. Code 101-108; 36 D.C. Code
301-311, 401-422, 4S1-442; 43 D.C. Code 201-209; 45 D.C. Code
701-710; Reorganization Plan No. 6 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order
Nos. 33, 35, 36, 43, 51; District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Control of alcoholic beverages ..
190
249
115
180
153
370
221
66
219
277
136
204
169
405
250
82
221
2. Administration of parole laws
306
3. Death investigations
133
4. Administration of insurance laws
207
5. Administration of wage, safety, and hour
laws..
177
6. Filing and recording property and corpo-
ration papers. _
411
7. Investigation and regulation of public
utilities
278
8. Planning and zoning
95
Total obligations
1.544
26
1.742
I 828
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obiigational authority
1,570
1,742
1 828
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)— Continued
New obiigational authority:
Appropriation.
Proposed supplemental due to pay increases.
1960
actual
1,570
1961
estimate
1,629
113
1962
estimate
1,828
1. Control of alcoholic beverages. — The manufacture, sale,
storage, importation, exportation, and transportation of
alcoholic beverages are controlled.
2. Administration of parole laws. — The policies and pro-
cedures to be utilized in the consideration of parole cases
are prescribed, and prisoners released on parole and good
time release are supervised. Recommendations are made
to the com't for a reduction in the minimum sentence of
a prisoner when appropriate.
3. Death investigations. — All violent deaths and certain
unattended natural deaths are investigated and when
necessary, postmortem examinations are performed and
inquests held.
4. Administration of insurance laws. — Approximately
650 insurance companies and their representatives are
licensed annually, resulting in the collection of over $2.8
million per annum in premium taxes, fees, and penalties.
Through the examination of companies, insurance rates
are established and regulated.
5. Administration of wage, safety, and hour laws. — The
wage, safety, and hour laws are administered; minimum
wage rates established for men and women; compliance
with hour law secured; and safety standards, rules, and
regulations are established and enforced for emploj^ees.
Certificates for the employment of students are issued.
6. Filing and recording property and corporation papers. —
Certificates of incorporation, land records, chattels,
miscellaneous corporation papers, and automobile liens
are recorded.
7. Investigation and regulation of public utilities. — The
Commission has jurisdiction over all utilities providing
telephone, telegraph, gas, electricity, transportation, and
taxicab service within the District of Columbia. The
primary function of the Commission is to insure safe and
adequate utility service for the residents of the District of
Columbia at reasonable, just and non-discriminatory rates.
In addition, the Commission's acti\'ities include (1) con-
tinuous audit of each of the major utilities, (2) a constant
review of depreciation rates, (3) the establishment of
routes and stops for the various transit lines, (4) daily
inspection of services to ascertain the adequac.y of facili-
ties and standards of service, and (5) approving the
issuance of licenses for taxicabs and other public vehicles.
S. Planning and zoning. — Studies and recommenda-
tions are made in connection with the regulation of the
size and use of buildings, j^ards and other open space in
the District of Columbia. Preliminary reports and maps
are prepared in connection with petitions to change the
zoning map and regidations. Appeals to the board of
zoning adjustment are handled.
Object Classification (in
thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
1.333
3
14
1.513
5
ID
1. 591
Positions other than permanent
13
Other personnel compensation .. _
4
Total personnel compensation...
1.350
1.528
1.608
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
19
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
12 Personnel benefits
91
14
9
12
8
2
33
25
109
15
10
13
10
3
39
15
116
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons.
23 Rent, communications, and utilities _
24 Printing and reproduction
18
10
13
10
Services of other District agencies
3
39
11
1.544
1.742
1.828
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade _
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
232
1
236
226
235
225
234
7.0
7.1
$5,939
$6,495
$4,160
$4,056
243
2
243
241
7.1
$6,621
$4,108
Department op Occupations and Prokessions
Department of Occupations and Professions, f$342,000J
$499,000.
[For an additional amount for "Department of Occupations and
Professions", $50,000.] {1 B.C. Code 25^-259; Reorganization
Plan No. 5 of 1952, sec. /,, 1 D.C. Code, Appendix, Order No. 69;
District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1901; Second Supplemental
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1, Administration
55
50
47
173
62
65
79
208
65
88
85
4. Processing and issuance __ ..
261
Total obligations
325
2
414
499
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
327
414
499
New obligational authority:
Appropriation...
Proposed supplemental due to pay increases.
327
392
22
499
This department administers the laws enacted by Con-
gress Math respect to hcensing, registering, and regulating
certain professions and occupations, for the purpose of
protecting the public from incompetent and unfair
practices.
1. Administration. — Program, policies, regulations and
procedures governing the professional, technical, and
administration of licensing and regulating the respective
professions and occupations are recommended to the
Commissioners. Budget and other administrative serv-
ices are performed.
2. Examination. — Examination of candidates for en-
trance to a profession or occupation are prepared and
rated. Hearings relating to eligibility, reciprocity, sus-
pensions, revocations or denials of licenses or registrations
are conducted.
3. Investigation and inspection. — Investigations and
inspections relating to certain professions and occupations
are conducted and reports are submitted to the appropriate
boards, commissions, or committees for their final action.
4. Proces-nng and isstuince. — Disseminates to applicants,
licensees and the general public information concerning
general policies, procedures, and regulations of the Depart-
ment; assists applicants with filing applications; answers
questions relative to procedural, statutory, and regulatory
provisions of the occupations and professions; reviews
applications for accuracy and completeness; verifies certain
statements and claims; prepares requests for investiga-
tion of questionable statements and claims; performs the
clerical duties connected \vith billing and collecting fees
from applicants, candidates, and licensees; prepares
licenses and registrations for issuance; plans the agenda
and records the minutes for the boards, commissions
and answers correspondence;
develops and maintains an
furnishes other stiuiographic
commissions, and committee;
assists in the development of standards and requirements
for the accreditation of schools of training for certain
professions; performs fact-finding surveys of such schools
to insure continuous compliance with the standards fixed
for accreditations; keeps abreast of the advancements and
developments in the administration of licensing laws
pertaining to the 20 occupations and professions.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
and committee; receives
prepares activity reports
adequate set of records;
assistance to the boards,
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
11 Personnel compensation:
232
36
2
296
50
1
326
Positions other than permanent
89
Total personnel compensation _
270
16
4
6
n
14
4
347
23
5
6
10
15
4
4
415
27
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
5
8
14
22
26 Supplies and materials _.
5
3
Total obligations . _ . .
325
414
499
Persormel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade
Average GS salary.
Average salary of ungraded positions..
45
55
6
9
50
62
45
55
6.1
6.2
$5,283
$5,660
$3,765
$4,160
58
15
73
58
6.1
$5,690
$4,264
Public Schools
Public schools, including tfie education of foreigners of all ages
in the Americanization schools; subsistence supplies for i)upils en-
rolled in classes for crippled children; maintenance and instruction
of deaf, mute, and blind children of the District of Columbia by con-
tract entered into by the Commissioners upon recommendation by
the Board of Education of the District of Columbia; transportation
of children attending schools or classes established for severely
20
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
PcBUc Schools — Continued
handicapped pupils ; distribution of surplus commodities and relief
milk to public and charitable institutions, school lunch program for
needy children attending elementary schools under rules and regula-
tions to be determined by the Commissioners, and for the carrying
out, under regulations to be prescribed by the Board of Education
of a milk program for the schoolchildren of the District, including
the purchase and distribution of milk under agreement with the
United States Department of Agriculture; [$524,900] $574,100 for
development of vocational education in the District of Columbia in
accordance with the Act of June 8, 1936, as amended; for develop-
ment of national defense education programs and for matching Fed-
eral grants under the National Defense Education Act of Septem-
ber 2, 1958 (72 Stat. 1580) ; financing the liability of the government
of the District of Columbia to the "Teachers' retirement and annuity
fund"; operation, repair, maintenance, and improvement of public
school buildings, grounds, and equipment; purchase [(one)] of five
including two for replacement only and operation, repair, mainte-
nance, and insurance of passenger-carrying motor vehicles;
[$49,232,700] $54,308,000, of which $6,000 shall be available for
the services of experts and consultants as authorized by section 15
of the Act of August 2, 1946 (5 U.S.C. 55a), but at rates not exceed-
ing $50 per diem plus travel expenses for such individuals: Provided,
That the compensation for summer school personnel may be charged
to the appropriation for the fiscal year in which the pay periods end.
{31 B.C. Code; 36 D.C. Code 201-327; 49 Stat. 1488; 60 Stat. 776; 72
Stat. 735; District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activiries:
1. General administration...
2. Supervision and instruction
3. District of Columbia Teachers College
4. Vocational education, George-Barden pro-
gram
5. Operation of buildings and grounds and
maintenance of equipment __
6. Repairs and maintenance of buildings and
grounds _
7. Teachers retirement and annuity fund
8. Elementary school lunch program
9. National defense education program
Total obligations.
Financing:
Comparative transfers to other accounts.
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obligational authority.
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Transferred from —
"Personal services, wage-scale employees"
(73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat. 44, 510)
"Utility services" (74 Stat. 44)
Appropriation (adjusted)
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
1960
actual
1,198
31.217
1.252
509
6.125
1.582
4.074
217
145
46,319
23
842
47,184
46.882
271
31
47,184
1961
estimate
1,323
35.526
1.441
574
6,710
1.682
4.025
428
164
51.873
51,873
49.233
78
49,311
2,562
1962
estimate
1.357
36,869
1,465
574
6.916
1. 818
4.744
399
166
54.308
54,308
54.308
54,308
1. General administration. — The educational and opera-
tional policies for the school system are formulated.
2. Supervision and instruction. — Provision is made for
the supervision of teachers and instruction of pupils in-
cluding resident deaf, mute, and blind children enrolled
in special institutions, and a special school for severely
mentally retarded children, but excluding the District
of Cohunbia Teachers College and related laboratory
schools. During the 1959-60 school year there were
113,338 regular day school pupils in average daQy member-
ship in 179 public school buildings, excluding the teachers
college and two laboratory schools. There are expected
to be approximately 116,200 such pupils in average daily
membcrsliip during the 1960-61 school year, not counting
the teachers college and laboratory schools, and by
the end of the year these will be distributed among 180
school buildings. Summer schools (excludiTig the teach-
ers college) had an average daily membership of approxi-
mately 7,000 in the summer of 1960. In addition, during
the regular school year 1959-60, evening schools and other
adult education classes enrolled 13,095 different students
in programs of varjang lengths. Operation of the milk
program under the National School Lunch Act and the
distribution of surplus commodities furnished by the U.S.
Department of Agriculture are included in this activity.
3. District oj Columbia Teachers College. — Provision is
made for the operation of the District of Columbia
Teachers College and of the two laboratory schools for
which the college is responsible. In October 1959 the
college itself had a total membership of 1,297 of whom 618
were regular students working for degrees. In October
1960 the total membership was 1,431 of whom 708 were
working for degrees. The laboratory schools had an
average daily membership of 1,846 in the school year 1959-
60 and are expected to have about 1,944 in the 1960-61
school year. The teachers college also conducts summer
school classes, which in the summer of 1960 had an
average membership of 610.
4. Vocational education, George-Barden program. — -In
cooperation with the U.S. Office of Education, a program
for the promotion and development of vocational educa-
tion is carried on in distributive occupations, home
economics, trades and industry, practical nursing, and
technical aspects of defense occupations.
5. Operation of buildings and grounds and maintenance
of equij)ment. — At the present time there are 194 buildings
which are used as follows: 182 for classroom purposes, 2
warehouses, 1 maintenance shop, and 9 administration
buildings. Provision is made for the operation of a trans-
portation system for physically handicapped and severely
mentally retarded children.
6. Repairs and maintenance of buildings and grounds. —
Under this activity the following types of repairs and
improvements are made by the District of Columbia
repair shop to public school buildings and grounds: General
repairs, roofing, heating and ventilating, painting, glazing,
plumbing and sanitation, electrical woi-k, and maintenance
and improvement of grounds.
7. Teachers retirement and annuity fund. — Based on
computations made by the actuary of the Treasury
Department, the District of Columbia contributes to the
teachers retirement and annuity fund.
8. Elementary school lunch program.— Under regulations
established by the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia, provision is made for the operation of a free
lunch program for needy children in the pubHc elemen-
tary schools.
9. National defense education program. — In cooperation
with the United States Office of Education, under pro-
visions of the National Defense Education Act of 1958, a
program is carried on to stimulate and improve instruction
in science, mathematics, and modern foreign languages at
the secondary school level, and to encourage adequate
testing, guidance, and counseling as aids to better teaching
and learning in these fields.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
21
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Positions other than permanent-
Other personnel compensation. _
12
21
22
23
24
25
Subtotal - --
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
Total personnel compensation.
Personnel benefits
Travel and transportation of persons.
Transportation of things
Rent, communications, and utilities. .
Printing and reproduction
Other services
Services of other agencies
Supplies and materials...
Equipment
Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
Total obligations.
1960
actual
35,078
1,402
148
36,628
245
36,383
5,019
18
17
607
47
389
1,614
1,205
1,019
1
46.319
1961
estimate
39,738
1,419
142
41.299
257
41,042
5,387
24
15
598
45
604
1,716
1,405
1,033
4
51.873
1962
estimate
41,099
1,524
117
42,740
257
42,483
6,149
25
14
618
46
637
1,853
1,454
1,025
4
54,308
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade.
Average GS salary.
Average salary of grades established by act of
Sept. 13, 1960(74Stat. 913, 914)
Average salary of ungraded positions
6,159
6,436
207
244
6,293
6,617
6,086
6,373
5.1
5.0
$4,527
$4,921
$6,279
$6,778
$4,010
$4,144
6,704
257
6,908
6,651
5.0
$4,985
$6,812
$4,170
Section 6 of the Legislative, Executive, and Judicial Appropria-
tion Act, approved May 10, 1916, as amended, shall not apply from
July 1 to August £27, 1960] ^6, 1961, to teachers of the "public
schools of the District of Columbia when employed by any of the
branches of the United States Government or by any department or
agency of the District of Columbia Government. (District of Columbia
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Public Library
Public Library, including recordings and educational films ; repairs
to buildings; and care of grounds; [$2,688,000] $3,033,000. (37
D.C. Code 101-110; District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1. Administration
2. Processing
3. Public service
4. Buildings and grounds .
Total obligations
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing.
New obligational authority.
New obligational authority;
Appropriation
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat.
44,510)
Appropriation (adjusted)
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
creases
1960
actual
156
280
1,690
347
2,473
22
2,495
2,478
17
2,495
1961
estimate
184
314
1,957
378
2.833
2,833
2.688
6
2,694
139
1962
estimate
186
307
2.141
399
3,033
3,033
3,033
3,033
1. Administration. — Provides overall executive direc-
tion to the central library, processing departments, 1.5
branch libraries, and the extension department (including
the schools division and two bookmobiles), and performs
the normal administrative, business, and management
functions of the department.
2. Processing. — (3rders, classifies, catalogs, prepares, and
maintains the books and other informational materials
which make up the library's holdings. This necessitates
maintaining card catalogs containing approximately
3,500,000 cards. The entire book collection totals over
1,140,000 cataloged books, as of June 30, 1960, in addition
to uncataloged magazines, newspapers, and other ma-
terials.
3. Public service. — Provides service to the pubhc
tlu'ough the central library, 15 branches, and the extension
service, which includes the schools division and two book-
mobiles. The D.C. Public Library assists public, paro-
chial, and private grade school, junior high school, high
school, and college students in their formal education by
making available books, periodicals, etc., needed in con-
nection with their school work, as well as extracurricular
reading. The Public Library furnishes the books and
other materials needed for the continuing education of
those whose formal education is over. For those who
have never been to college it serves as a "university of the
people." Also served are the municipal offices and de-
partments; educational, health, and welfare agencies;
social groups; churches; business enterprises; labor organi-
zations; clubs; and civic organizations. Reference, ad-
visory, research, and bibliographic assistance is provided
on all levels. Recreational reading is available for all.
These services may be summed up by the following public
library objectives: (1) education, (2) information, (3)
research, (4) cultural enrichment, and (5) recreation.
4. Maintenance and operation of buildings and grounds. —
The library buildings, grounds, and motor vehicles (includ-
ing two bookmobiles) are maintained.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation :
Permanent positions -
1,806
48
43
2,078
53
40
2,191
53
Other personnel compensation
32
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits.
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
1,897
127
1
40
30
3
10
39
29
297
2,171
169
1
43
33
2
10
40
31
333
2,276
176
1
46
45
25 Other services
2
10
Services of other District agencies
41
32
31 Equipment
404
2,473
2,833
3,033
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at erid of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions
397
413
10
10
381
404
386
394
6.1
6.1
$4,954
$5,418
$4,406
$4,489
431
10
420
410
6.1
$5,502
$4,514
570382—61-
22
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19C2
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Recreation Department
Recreation Department, for operation and maintenance of recrea-
tion facilities in and for the District of Columbia, £$2,855,600]
$3,2^4,000. (S D.C. Code 201-S19; District of Columhia Appro-
priation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Administration
173
24
89
1.775
178
26
99
2,008
179
2. Planning and development . . .
34
3, Special technical services _
100
4. Program . . . _
2.247
2.061
37
2.311
2,560
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing __ _.
2,098
2,311
2,560
New obligational authority:
2,647
36
-585
2,856
11
-661
3,224
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat.
44.510)
Transferred to "National Capital parks" (56
Stat. 261, 264) . "
-664
Appropriation (adjusted). ,
2,098
2,206
105
2,560
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
"
1. Administration. — Executive direction, management,
administrative, and business functions are provided.
2. Planning and development. — Planning, development,
and maintenance ol' recreation areas are provided; liaison
with the service agency, National Capital Parks, Board
of Education, National Capital Planning Commission,
Fire Department, Department of Highways and Traffic
and local citizens and civic groups is nuiintained.
.3. Special technical services. — Liaison with the com-
munity, services of custodians for citizen, civic, and
parent-teacher meetings, issuance of permits for picnic
areas and other facilities, evaluation of programs and
facilities, analysis of public and private community
recreation, a public recreation information service, training
of employee and volunteer staffs, and a consulting and
advisory service to public and private agencies on facilities
and programs best suited to their establishments are
provided.
4. Program. — Comprehensive programs of public recre-
ation embracing physical, mental, social service, creative,
and mass community activities at major recreation
centers, playfields, playgrounds, tennis courts, swimming
pools, etc., in schools, parks and other publicly owned
property by agreement with holding agencies for land and
facility use to serve persons of all ages and degrees of
skills are provided.
Object ClassificaKon (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions ^ _
1,221
487
30
1.423
504
20
1.501
Positions other than permanent. _
Other personnel compensation
618
24
Total personnel compensation _ . .
12 Personnel benefits
1,738
112
6
77
3
7
71
31
16
1,947
147
6
75
3
3
65
48
17
2.143
162
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent communications, and utilities. _
9
77
5
7
70
31 Equipment
45
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions __
42
2,061
2.311
2.560
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
261
271
99
95
351
364
247
268
5.7
5.7
$4,897
$5,322
$3,848
$4,003
283
114
393
279
5.7
$5,407
$4,032
Metropolitan Police
Metropolitan Police, including the inspector in charge of the traffic
division with the rank and pay of deputy chief; one captain who shall
be assigned to the traffic division with the rank and pay of inspector;
the lieutenants in command of the homicide squad, robbery squad,
general assignment squad, special investigation squad, automobile
squad, and check and fraud squad, with the rank and pay of captain
while so assigned; the present acting sergeant in charge of police
automobiles with the rank and pay of sergeant; the present lieu-
tenant in charge of purchasing and accounts with the rank and pay
of captain; not to exceed one detective in the salary grade of captain;
civilian crossing guards including uniforms and equipment, at rates
of pay and hours of employment to be fixed by the Commissioners;
compensation of civilian trial board members at rates to be fixed by
the Commissioners; allowances for privately owned automobiles
used by deputy chiefs and inspectors in the performance of official
duties at $480 per annum for each automobile; relief and other
allowances, as authorized by law, for policemen; rewards for fugi-
tives; photographs; rental, purchase, and maintenance of radio and
teletype systems; expenses of attendance, without loss of pay or
time, at pistol matches, including entrance fees; expenses of the
police training school, including travel expenses of visiting lecturers
or experts in criminology; expenses of traffic school; official equip-
ment, including cleaning, alteration and repair of articles transferred
from one individual to another, or damaged in the performance of
duty; purchase of [forty-one] fifty-eight passenger motor vehicles
including [forty] forty-four for replacement only for police-type use
without regard to the general purchase price limitation for the cur-
rent fiscal year (but not in excess of $100 per vehicle above such
limitation) , and the maintenance of a suitable place for the reception
and detention of girls and women over seventeen years of age,
arrested by the police on charge of offense against any laws in force
in the District of Columbia, or held as witnesses or held pending
final investigation or examination, or otherwise; [$23,517,000]
$26,287,000, of which amount [$104,000] $111,000 shall be payable
from the motor vehicle parking fund, and $35,000 shall be exclu-
sively available for expenditure by the Chief of Pohce for prevention
and detection of crime under his certificate approved by the Com-
missioners, and every such certificate shall be deemed a sufficient
voucher for the sum therein expressed to have been expended. (4
D.C. Code 101-187, 501-538; Reorganization Plan No. 6 of 1952,
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
23
1 D.C. Code, App., Order Nos. 7, 46; District of Columbia
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1 . Administration
555
16,930
4,587
440
19,585
5,097
478
2. Prevention and detection of crime
3. Policemen's pension and relief -_
20,443
5 366
Total obligations
22,072
97
25,122
26 287
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing.
New obligational authority
22,169
25,122
26,287
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
22,156
13
23,517
26 287
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat. 44).
22,169
23,517
1,605
26,287
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
creases,. _ . .
1. Administration. — Includes developing, planning,
coordinating, directing, controlling, and prescribing
departmental policies of all police programs, services, and
operations of the District of Columbia; the performance of
the accounting, procurement, budgetary, statistical, pay-
roll, and personnel services of the department; and the
performance of custodial duties in connection with private
property which has come into custody of the department.
2. Prevention and detection of crime. — Provides the
maximtmi protection of hfe and property in the com-
munity through the prevention and detection of crime and
the enforcement of all local and locally applicable statutes,
regulations, and ordinances; provides police patrol and
manpower tlu-oughout the District of Columbia; investi-
gates crimes and apprehends criminals and persons
suspected of crime; controls vehicular traffic, enforces
traffic laws and regulations, and investigates traffic
accidents; maintains and operates fifteen police stations
and the house of detention for women; in the performance
of municipal functions, cooperates with Federal police
agencies in the enforcement of Federal laws.
3. Policemen's jiension and rf/if/.- -Includes payment of
retirement to policemen, pensions to policemen's widows
and chikh-en, and payment for medical treatment, not
available at the police and fire clinic, for policemen for
injuries and diseases contracted in the Une of duty.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
15,786
74
753
18,373
80
474
18,987
80
Other personnel compensation _ _
395
Subtotal
16,613
85
18,927
91
19 462
Deduct portion paid from advances and
47
Total personnel compensation..
16,528
3,847
677
4
2
18,836
4,594
675
6
7.
19,415
4,874
13 Benefits for former personnel
675
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
22 Transportation of things
6
7
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
23 Rent, communications and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
25 Other services
Services of other District agencies
103
32
160
44
438
142
2
69
25
103
30
173
44
428
145
2
50
35
108
30
180
44
483
3 1 Equipment
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
44 Refunds
Unvouchered
384
2
50
35
Subtotal .
22,073
1
25,123
1
26,288
Deduct quarters and subsistence charges
1
Total obligations
22,072
25,122
26,287
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary, grades established by act of
Aug. 1, 1958 (72 Stat. 480)..-....
Average salary of ungraded positions
3.051
25
3.072
3.040
3.9
H,554
16,367
$4,493
FiHE Department
Fire Department, including compensation of civilian trial board
members at rates to be fixed bj' the Commissioners; relief and other
allowances, as authorized by law, for firemen; official equipment,
including cleaning, alteration, and repair of articles transferred from
one individual to another or damaged in the performance of duty;
purchase and maintenance of radio equipment; purchase of [four J
six passenger motor vehicles for replacement only; and repairs and
improvements to buildings and grounds; [$10,940,000] $11,790,000.
(4 D.C. Code 401-413; .501-.5SS; Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1952,
1 D.C. Code, App., Order Nos. 6, 38; District of Columbia .Appro-
priation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1. Administration
2. Firefighting
3. Fire prevention..
4. Apparatus maintenance
5. Training
6. Police and fire medical services.
7. Firemen's pensions and relief
Total obligations
Financing:
Comparative transfers from (— ) other ac-
counts
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obligational authority.
1960
actual
359
7,037
256
206
41
111
2,597
10.607
-29
17
10,595
1961
estimate
393
7.757
271
221
53
127
2,851
,673
11,673
1962
estimate
397
,868
272
221
53
128
,851
11,790
11,790
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat. 44).
Appropriation (adjusted)
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
creases.
10,583
12
10,595
10.940
10,940
733
11.790
11,790
24
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19C2
OPERATING EXPENSES Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
FiBE Department — Continued
1. Administration.- — In addition to general supervision
and adnuiiistrative services, the telephone and radio eoni-
nuniieation facilities and the fire alarm s^'stems are
maintained.
2. Firejjghting. — The present firefighting force of 32
engine companies, 17 truck companies, 3 rescue squads,
7 emergency ambulance units, and 1 fireboat is rated
class 1 by the National Board of Fire Underwriters. The
higliest rating is shared by only two other cities in the
Nation of comparable size.
3. Fire prevention. — A staff of 35 officers and inspectors
enforce laws and regulations pertaining to fire protection
through rigid inspections of buildings, structures, storage
facilities, etc. Cause and origin of fires are investigated
and appropriate records maintained. The fire loss of
$3.21 per capita in 1960 is still below the median for cities
of comparable size throughout the Nation.
4. Apparatus maintenance. — A small staff of officers,
members, and mechanics maintain and repair fire appara-
tus and other vehicles, tools, and appliances. PeriocUc
tests of hose, tools, and apparatus are conducted and super-
vised. Technical specifications for purchase of new fire
apparatus are prepared.
5. Training. — A full-time staff of six instructors and
members instruct new recruits in firefighting procedure,
and all firefightuig personnel in hydraulics, fu-e pump, and
aerial ladder operation. It evaluates new firefighting
appliances and techniques and makes appropriate recom-
mendations for their consideration and adoption. It also
conducts in-service training at company quarters of
personnel assigned thereto.
6. Police and fire medical services. — Medical treatment
is provided for personnel of the Metropolitan Police
Department, Wliite House and Park Police, and Fire
Department at the clinic, patients' homes, hospitals, and
scenes of emergency. Physical examinations are made of
civilian eligibles being considered for appointment to the
District government service.
7. Firemen's pensions and reliej. — Includes payment of
reth-ement to firemen, pensions to firemen's widows and
children, and payment of medical treatment not available
at the police and fire clinic, for fh-emen for injuries and
disease contracted in the line of duty.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1900
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
7,180
55
227
7,900
70
222
8.005
Positions other than permanent
70
Other personnel compensation .
198
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits _ .
7.462
2,212
387
I
41
3
35
95
167
186
1
17
8.192
2,540
408
1
39
2
44
99
163
174
1
10
8,273
2,541
1 3 Benefits for former personnel _ _ _
408
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons _
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
1
39
2
25 Other services, ..
44
Services of other agencies
99
26 Supplies and materials
163
31 Equipment. .
209
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
44 Refunds. _
1
10
Total obligations . .
10,607
11.673
11,790
Personnel Summary
Total number of positions
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary established by act of Aug.
1958 (72 Stat. 480)._
Average salary of ungraded positions
1960
1961
actual
estimate
1,192
1,189
6
6
1,174
1,179
1,165
1,175
6.7
6.7
$5,393
$5,934
$6,150
$6,780
$4,896
$5,604
1962
estimate
1.
.189
6
1,179
1,175
6.7
$6,076
$6,867
$5,626
Department of Veterans Affairs
Department of Veterans Affairs, [$109,500] $118,000. {Reor-
ganization Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 32;
District oj Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Services to veterans (total obligations)
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
104
3
117
118
New obligational authority
107
117
118
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
107
110
7
118
This department assists veterans and their dependents
in estabhsiiing eligibihty in obtaining the benefits afforded
them by legislation approved by Congress. The average
veteran needs help due to the maze of regulations, docu-
ments, affidavits, records, and correspondence. There
are more than 22, ^ million veterans in our Nation and
approximately 250 thousand in the District of Columbia.
There must be laws and regulations and procedm-e to
prevent benefits being paid to those who are not entitled
to them, just as there must be a method to insure that
benefits go to those who are rightfully entitled to them.
Claims for compensation and pension, help for dependents,
and hospitaUzation must of necessity be difficult to obtain.
As employees of the Department of Veterans Affairs, it is
our responsibihty to prepare and present factual e\adence
and appear when necessary on the veteran's behalf to pre-
sent his claim before the proper authorities for considera-
tion. At the present time, the Veterans Administration
is reviewing many service-connected claims previouslj^
granted and in many cases the veteran's compensation is
being decreased or pajTiients stopped altogether. When
it appears that an injustice has been done in many cases
because proper medical evidence is not included in the
service record or current records have not been made avail-
able in regard to his present physical condition, it is neces-
sary to assist the veteran in obtaining such evidence for
reconsideration of previous action taken. Certain legisla-
tion now pending regarding dependents' benefits, especially
lliose of World War II and Korean confhct, along with the
revised pension program, will cause a considerable increase
in the services rendered by this agency. In 1900, 101,637
services were rendered to veterans and their dependents
seeking the assistance of this department.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
25
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation
93
6
1
2
102
8
1
2
2
2
102
12 Personnel benefits _
9
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
25 Other services _
1
2
2
2
2
Total obligations . _
104
117
118
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade
Average GS salary.
16
16
15
16
15
16
7.0
6.8
$5,971
$6,523
16
16
16
6.8
$6,584
Office op Civil Defense
Office of Civil Defense, [$90,0001 $98,000: Provided, That [not
to exceed $50,000 ofj any funds from appropriations available to
the District of Columbia may be used to matcli financial contri-
butions from the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization to the
District of [Columbia Office of Civil Defense] Columbia , but not
to exceed the amount allocated to the District of Cohtmhia by that office,
for the purchase of civil defense eciuipment and supplies approved
by the Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, when authorized
by the Commissioners. (6 D.C. Code 1201-1206; Reorganization
Plan No. B of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 49; District
of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Administration (total obligations^
53
7
88
7
98
Financing:
New obligalional authority
60
95
98
New obligational authority:
60
90
5
98
Recommends policy and prepares survival measures
and plans for effective utilization of all private and
District of Columbia facilities during civil defense dis-
asters. Integrates local civil defense plans of Federal
agencies. Coordinates the District of Columbia program
with those of nearby jurisdictions. Maintains civil
defense plans current with new developments in weapons
and protective measm-es. Educates the public in measures
of personal survival. Conducts training courses and ex-
ercises to familiarize personnel with disaster duties.
Administers and controls volunteer services and coordi-
nates civil defense planning and organization within
District of Colmnbia agencies. Prepares plans for and
coordinates natural disaster relief action. Provides civil
defense advice and guidance to the Board of Commis-
sioners and all District of Columbia agencies. Estab-
lishes and operates static and mobile control centers.
Maintains and operates emergency communication facil-
ities to control civil defense operations dm-ing disaster.
Implements approved civil defense and survival plans.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
i 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions _ - _ _-
30
1
67
2
71
Other personnel compensation
2
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits
31
2
69
5
1
5
2
3
2
I
73
6
1
23 Rentt communications, and utilities
5
7
2
1
Services of other District agencies
26 Supplies and materials
10
2
3
2
i
5
Total obligations _ _ _
53
88
98
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
5
10
5
10
5
10
8.2
8.3
$6,681
$6,866
$3,598
$3,703
II
11
II
7.9
$6,730
$3,806
Depart.ment of Vocational Rehabilitation
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation, [$300,000] $383,000.
{68 Slat. 622; District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Office of the director
19
23
165
38
22
26
232
41
28
26
276
4. Blind services division
53
245
2
321
383
Financing:
247
321
383
New obligational authority:
247
300
21
383
Proposed supplemental due to pay increases.
1 . Office of the director. — Planning, management, super-
vision of depurtmciital operations arc maintained; in-
service training is provided; operational policies arc
formulated.
2. Office of administration. — Normal administrative,
purchasing, property, fiscal and statistical activities are
performed.
3. Rehabilitation services division. — Physically and
mentally handicapped persons are provided counseling
and guidance; medical and vocational diagnosis; physical
restoration and therapy services; prosthetic appliances;
training and training supplies; as well as supplemental
maintenance when necessary. Suitable employment is
also promoted. Information and research projects are
carried on to acquaint community with vocational re-
habilitation problems.
26
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Depautment of Vocational Rehabilitation — ^Continued
4. Blind serviceft division. — Visually handicapped per-
sons are provided eounseling and guidance; medical and
vocational diagnosis; physical restoration and therapy
services; artificial eyes and optical aids; training and
training supplies; as well as supplemental maintenance
wiien necessary. Administration, supervision and control
of vending stands as well as promotion of stand oppor-
timitics and other suitable employment is provided.
Information and research projects are carried on to
acquaint community with vocational rehabilitation prob-
lems of the visually handicapped.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Positions other than permanent.
Other personnel compensation..
Subtotal _ -- -
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
12
21
23
24
25
26
31
41
Total personnel compensation.
Personnel benefits
Travel and transportation of persons.
Rent, communications, and utilities. .
Printing and reproduction
Other services - —
Services of other District agencies..
Supplies and materials
Equipment.-
Grants, subsidies, and contributions..
Total obligations.
1960
actual
236
5
2
243
135
108
7
1
8
1
11
9
4
1
97
247
1961
estimate
285
5
1
291
134
157
14
1
8
1
14
7
3
1
115
321
1962
estimate
312
5
317
134
183
16
2
14
7
4
2
146
383
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. . .
Average GS grade —
Average GS salary.
42
47
42
47
36
47
7.0
7.1
$5,670
$6,096
51
1
51
51
7.1
$6,144
CoURT.S
Courts, including pay of rotirod judges; lodging and mrals for
jurors, bailiffs and deputy United States marshals while in attend-
ance upon jurors, when ordered by the courts; employment of con-
sulting [physicians] ■physicians, diagnnsticians, and therapists at rates
to be fixed" by the Commissioners; meals for prisoners; and reim-
bursement to the United States for services rendered to the District
of Columbia by the Judiciary, General Services Administration, and
the Department of ,Tustic"e; [$5,6:B3,6001 $6,069,000, of which
$75,000 shall he transferred to the judiciary am! disbursed hy the Ad-
ruinistrative Office of the United States Courts for expetises of the Leijat
Aid Agency for the District of Columbia: Provided, That this appro-
priation shall be available for advances on reimbursement to the
General Services Administration for one-half of the cost of opera-
tion, maintenance, and repair of the Federal Courts Building, as
provided in the Act of May 14, 1948 (62 Stat. 2:i.=)) : Provided fur-
ther, That deposits m.ade on demands for jury trials in accordance
with rules prescribed by the Municipal Court under avithority
granted in section 11 of the Act approved March 'S, 1921 (41 Stat.
1312), shall be earned unless, prior to three days before the time set
for such trials, including Sundays and legal holidays, a new date for
trial be set by the court, cases be discontinued or settled, or demands
for jury trials be waived.
[Foi- an additional amount for "Courts", .$11,700.]
[For an additional amount for "Courts", including necessary
expenses of the Legal Aid Agency for the District of Columbia for
carrying out the provisions of Public Law 86-5;il, $75,000, which
shall be transferred to the judiciary, to be disbursed by the Ad-
ministrative Office of the United States Courts.] (// D.C. Code
601-637, 701-777, 801-820, 901-96S, 1601-1624; 47 D.C. Code
24OS-2414; 74 Slat. 229; District of Columbia Appropriation Act,
1961; Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1961; Second Supplemental
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1. Juvenile court
2. Municipal court
3. Municipal Court of Appeals
4. District of Columbia Tax Court
5. Reimbursement to Treasury for U.S. courts
Total obligations
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing.
New obligational authority.
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Proposed supplemental due to pay increases.
1960
actual
615
1,546
165
32
2.991
5,349
47
5,396
5,396
1961
estimate
736
1.727
174
39
3.304
5.980
5,980
5,720
260
1962
estimate
787
1,719
182
39
3,342
6. 059
6,069
6,069
1. Juvenile court. — The court has exclusive jurisdiction
in matters involving dependent and delinquent children,
and has concurrent jurisdiction with U.S. district court
in matters of support of legitimate family members in
destitute circumstances. The court secures for each
child under its jurisdiction such care and guidance,
preferably in his own home, as will serve the child's
welfare and the best interests of the community. In
addition it has exclusive jurisdiction in matters involving
children born out of wedlock, violations of child labor
laws, compulsory education laws, and jurisdiction over
adults charged with contributing to the delinquency of
minors.
2. Municipal court. — The municipal court is a court of
record and has original jurisdiction concurrently with the
U.S. district court of all crimes and offenses committed
in the District of Columbia not capital or otherwise
infamous and not punishable by imprisonment in the
penitentiary, except libel, conspiracy, and violations of
the post office and pension laws of tlie Ignited States and
also of all offenses against municipal ordinances and
regulations. Its judges act as committing magistrates
in all cases of felonies, examining and committing or
holding to bail in all cases, whether cognizable tlierein
or in tlie district court. It has exclusive jm-isdiction of
civil actions, including cotniterclaims ainl cross-claims, in
which the claimed value of personal property or the debt
or damages claimed does not exceed $3 thousand. The
domestic relations brancli has jurisdiction over all cases
involving divorce, annulment, maintenance, adoption,
custody, contempt, and reciprocal support proceeding.
During 1960 there were 203,569 new cases filed m the
court and the cash income from fees, fines, and forfeitures
amounted to $3,222 thousand. In addition, the Domestic
Relations Branch received and disbiu-sed $406 thousand
in payments mider the Reciprocal Support Act ami
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
27
$335 thousand in local cases luider the Domestic Rela-
tions Act. The Central Violations Bureau received for
processing approximately 365 thousand traffic violation
notices.
3. Municipal Court of Appeals. — Appeals from the
municipal court and juvenile coiu't are reviewed and de-
cided. Miscellaneous orders and decisions of various
District of Columbia administrative agencies are also
considered. Appeals under the Motor Vehicle Safety
Responsibility Act are also heard.
4. District of Columbia Tax Court. — Appeals from assess-
ments made by the taxing authority of the District of
Columbia are heard and decided. In addition, the court
has jurisdiction to entertain appeals from disallowance by
the finance officer of the Disti'ict of Columbia of claims
for refund of income taxes. During 1960, tlie court dis-
posed of 26 appeals, of which 4 involved income and
franchise taxes, 2 personal property taxes, 2 inheritance
taxes, 16 real estate taxes, and 2 sales and use taxes.
5. U.S. courts. — Provision is made for payment of serv-
ices rendered the District of Columbia by the U.S. courts
(U.S. Court of Appeals for the District of Columbia Circuit
and the U.S. District Court for the District of Columbia),
for services rendered by the Department of Justice (offices
of the U.S. attorney and U.S. marshal for the District of
Columbia), and for operating expenses of the District of
Columbia Legal Aid Agencj^ established by Public Law
86-53 L The General Services Administration is also re-
imbursed for one-half the cost of operating, maintaining,
and repairing the Federal Courts Building.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Other personnel compensation
Total personnel compensation . .
12 Personnel benefits
1 3 Benefits for former personnel
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, utilities
24 Printing and reproduction...
25 Other services -.
Services of other agencies..
26 Supplies and materials...
31 Equipment
Total obligations
1960
actual
1,979
17
,996
135
30
5
36
21
71
,991
26
38
5,349
1961
estimate
2,197
12
2,209
175
42
9
58
24
82
3.304
29
48
5,980
1962
estimate
2,278
4
2,282
177
30
9
60
24
82
3,342
32
31
6.069
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
326
332
326
332
324
330
6.8
6.8
$5,525
$5,965
$17,800
$17,800
339
339
337
6.8
$6,075
$17,800
Department of Public Health
Department of Public Health, including fees to physicians under
contracts to be made by the Director of Public Health and approved
by the Commissioners, care of alcoholics, manufacture of serum in
indigent cases, [allowances for privately owned automobiles used for
the performance of offici.al duties by dairy-farm inspectors at the rate
of 8 cents per mile but not more" than "$1,2.50 per annum for each
automobile,] subsistence in lieu of salary for the full-time employ-
ment of persons for the purpose of securing training and experience
in their future vocations; travel expenses and fees for visiting lec-
turers or experts in public health and related fields ; compensation of
consulting physicians and dentists at rates to be fixed by the Com-
missioners, compensation of convalescent patients to be emploj'ed in
essential work and as an aid to their rehabilitation at rates and under
conditions to be determined by the Commissioners (but nothing in
this paragraph shall be construed as conferring employee status on
patients whose services are so utilized), not to exceed $1,000 for
financial assistance for needy patients as determined by the Superin-
tendent of Glenn Dale Hospital at rates established by the Commis-
sioners, not to exceed .$1,200 for fire prevention and protective
services rendered to Glenn Dale Hospital under conditions to be
determined by the Commissioners, training school for nurses, repairs
and improvements to buildings and grounds; purchase of three pas-
senger motor vehicles for replacement only; reimbursement to the
United States for services rendered to the District of Columbia by
Freedmen's Hospital ; and for care and treatment of indigent patients
in institutions, including those under sectarian control, under con-
tracts to be made by the Director of Public Health; [$36,910,473]
$41,540,000: Provided, That the inpatient [rate] and outpatient rates
under such contracts [and for services rendered by Freedmen's
Hospital] shall not exceed [$25 per diem and the outpatient rate
shall not exceed $4 per visit] rates established by the Comrnissioners
based on audited costs, and such contract rates and rates for services
rendered by Freedmen's Hospital shall not exceed comparable costs at
the District of Columbia General Hospital: Provided further, That
amounts to be determined by the Commissioners may be expended for
special services in detecting adulteration of drugs and foods, includ-
ing candy and milk and other products and services subject to in-
spection by the Department of Public Health: Provided further. That
employees using privately owned automobiles for the deportation of
nonresident insane may be reimbursed as authorized bv the Act of
June 9, 1949 (63 Stat". 166), but not to exceed $900 for anv one
individual. {S D.C. Code 110; 6 D.C. Code 101-119, 301-304,
401-404, 601-608; 24 D.C. Code 601; S3 D.C. Code I04, SOI, 301-321;
47 D.C. Code 2001-2008; Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1962, 1 D.C.
Code, App., Order Nos. 62 amended, 67; District of Columbia Appro-
priation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1 . Public health
4,909
3,274
11,000
1,579
436
13,654
5,566
3,553
11,954
2,051
500
14,884
6,106
2 Glenn Dale Hosoital . -
3,584
3. District of Columbia General Hospital
4 Contract hospitals
12,933
2,682
635
15,60D
34.852
402
29
38,508
41.540
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing.,.
Comparative transfers to other accounts
35,283
38,508
41,540
New obligational authority:
35,083
200
36,910
38
41,540
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat.
44 510)
35,283
36,948
1,560
41,540
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
The Department of Public Health renders pieventivo
and corrective public health services through various
clinics, iiospitals, laboratories, inspectional and healtli
educational services.
1. Public Health renders administrative services to the
bureaus, and performs functions involving vital statistics,
health education, investigation of eligibility of persons
desiring medical care, and the HiU-Burton hospital con-
struction program; protects and promotes maternal and
child health, and provides services for discovery, diagnosis,
28
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Department of Public Health — Continued
treatment, training, and rehabilitation of handicapped
and crippled childi'en; provides a coordinated chronic
disease program for tuberculosis control, venereal disease
control, cardiovascular disease, diabetes, glaucoma, and
cancer; provides epidemiological studies to control com-
municable diseases and investigates unusual outbreaks of
illness; innnunizations against communicable diseases;
and physician visits to home-care patients; provides a
mental health program through community mental health
education, training, research, mental health consultation,
direct patient services, and planning; inspects dauy farms,
dairy plants, food-handling establishments, rooming
houses, and other licensed establishments which serve the
public, and operates the District of Columbia Dog Pound;
provides a public health dental program for schools, health
centers, hospitals and institutions, and furnishes educa-
tional, preventive, and clmic services; makes bacterio-
logical, chemical, and sei'ological examinations, and oper-
ates the pharmacy; and provides public health nursing
service in patients' homes, clinics, schools, and hospitals.
2. Glenn Dale Hospital. — A 600-bed tuberculosis and
chronic disease hospital with complete facilities for tuber-
culosis patients and special facilities for care of chronic
diseases. The hospital provides outpatient medical care
and treatment through the D.C. chest clinic. The
patients cared for in 1960 and estimates for 1961 and 1962
are as follows:
1960 1961 1962
Daily average number of patients 466 550 550
Per diem expenditures:
Personal services (includes employees bene-
fits) $15.54 $14.34 $14.49
Other 3.66 3.36 3.36
Total 19.20 17.70 17.85
3. District of Columbia General Hospital. — ^This general
hospital has a daily average rated capacity of 1 ,250 includ-
ing 129 bassinettes and furnishes medical inpatient and
outpatient care to indigent residents. The hospital has
training facilities for nurses, residents, and uiterns. The
patients cared for in 1960 and estimates for 1961 and
1962 are as follows:
I960 1961 1962
Daily average number of patients 1,010 1,010 1,120
Outpatient visits.. 152,217 153,000 153,000
4. Contract hospitals. — Provision is made for care of a
limited number of indigent sick on a contract basis in
seven private hospitals and three institutions. Patients
cared for in 1960 and estimates for 1961 and 1962 are as
follows :
1960 1961 1962
Number of inpatient days 46,650 54,921 54,886
Rate - $21.20 $25.00 $30.00
Clinic visits 107,005 137,000 137,000
Rate -_.- $3.50 $4.00 $6.00
5. Freedmen's Hosjntal. — Provision is made for care of a
limited number of indigent sick on a contract basis in this
Federal Government hospital. Patients cared for in 1960
and estimates for 1961 and 1962 are as follows:
I960 1961 1962
Number of inpatient days 16,888 15,987 15,987
Rate.--- $21.20 $25.00 $30.00
Clinic visits 25,586 26,000 26,000
Rate $3.50 $4.00 $6.00
6. Saint Elizabeths Hospital. — Provision is made for care
of indigent mentally ill residents of the District of Colum-
bia in this Federal Government hospital. Patients cared
for in 1960 and estimates for 1961 and 1962 are as follows:
I960
Daily average number of patients 5,065
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1961
5.030
1962
4,980
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
13,839
273
577
15,645
312
251
16,910
331
215
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits .. ..
14,689
922
72
16,208
1.222
69
1
282
37
17,623
168
2,641
466
2
17,456
1,305
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
73
1
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
252
27
15,800
217
2,642
454
2
284
37
25 Other services..
19,104
Services to other District agencies
26 Supplies and materials
163
2,857
31 Equipment .
469
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.-
2
Subtotal
35,077
225
38,719
211
41,751
Deduct quarters and subsistence charges
211
Total obligations- .
34,852
38,508
41,540
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions-.
Full-time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
3,344
3.382
61
66
3,202
3,353
3,148
3,350
5.6
5.6
$5,038
$5,531
$3,135
$3,184
3.595
68
3,561
3,558
5.7
$5,621
$3,233
Department of Corrections
Department of Corrections, including subsistence of interns; com-
pensation of consulting physicians, dentists, and other specialists at
rates to be fixed by the Commissioners; attendance of guards at
pistol and rifle matches; repairs and improvements to buildings and
grounds; support, maintenance, and transportation of prisoners
transferred from the District of Columbia; interment or transporting
the remains of deceased prisoners to their relatives or friends in the
United States; electrocutions; identifying, pursuing, recapturing
(including rewards therefor), and returning to institutions, escaped
inmates and parole and conditional-release violators; and returning
released prisoners to their residences, or to such other place within
the United States as may be authorized by the Director; and the
furnishing of suitable clothing and, in the discretion of the Director,
an amount of money not to exceed .$.30, regardless of length of
sentence; [$7,000,000] $7,627,000. (24 D.C Code W-W; Reor-
ganization Plan No. 6 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, Appendix, Order No. 3J,;
District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1061.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
48
3.846
1,120
1,006
64
5.214
1,312
700
64
5,504
3. Maintenance and operation of institutions..
4. Support of District prisoners in Federal
1,359
700
Total obligations _ .
6,020
7.290
7.627
Financing:
New obligational authority . . .
6,020
7,290
7,627
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
29
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat.
44) _
Appropriation (adjusted)
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
1960
actual
6,000
20
6,020
1961
estimate
7.000
7,000
290
1962
estimate
7.627
7,627
1. Executive direction. — This covers planning and broad
control of institutions and services of the Department.
2. Custody and care oj prisoners. — It is estimated an
average of 4,700 prisoners will be confined during 1962.
Of the total prisoners confined, it is estimated that
approximately 4,150 will be District prisoners and that
550 will be Federal prisoners. These estimates provide
an allowance of $4.57 per day per prisoner for the esti-
mated population. Reimbursement is received for Fed-
eral prisoners maintained in institutions of the Depart-
ment. The inmate population per institution for 1960
and estimates for 1961 and 1962 follows:
I960 1961 1962
D.C. Federal Total D.C. Federal Total D.C. Federal Total
Institution:
Jail. 916 111 1.027 900 125 1.025 900 125 1.025
Reformatory.. __ 1,422 408 1,830 1,525 350 1,875 1,525 350 1,875
Workhouse 1,416 12 1.428 1,200 ... 1,200 1,200 ... 1,200
Women's Re-
formatory.... 139 62 201 150 50 200 150 50 200
Youthcenter ... 175 25 200 375 25 400
Total 3.893 593 4,486 3,950 550 4,500 4,150 550 4,700
3. Maintenance and operation of institutions. — Operation
of five institutions, the jail division in Washington, the
reformatory division for men, the reformatory division for
women, the workhouse division for men, and the youth
center in Fairfax County, Va., is provided for 1962. The
normal capacity for the institutions in 1961 is 3,721 . Pro-
visions to partially meet the needs of the overcrowded
population conthme through the opening of new structures
and a new institution for youthful offenders in 1961. Also ,
appropriations have already been made to erect additional
dormitory space at the women's reformatory division.
Plans also exist to increase the normal capacity for the
reformatory division for men. The bed capacity for
1960 and estunates for 1961 and 1962 follow:
Normal capacity Normal and temporary
I960 UTl 1962 I960 1961 1962
Institution:
Jail _ 695 695 695 1,100 1,100 1,100
Reformatory. 1.458 1.458 1,458 1,950 1.950 1.950
Workhouse 937 1,087 1,237 1,400 1.400 1,400
Women's Re-
formatory 181 181 181 200 200 200
■youthcenter 300 300 300 300
Total 3,271 3,721 3.871 4.650 4.950 4,950
4. Support of District prisoners in Federal institutions. —
This covers the cost of maintaining District prisoners in
Federal correctional institutions. During 1960, a daily
average of 525 District prisoners were maintained at an
average daily cost of $5.20. For 1962, it is estimated the
number will be less than the 1960 average number due to
the opening of the new youth center.
570382—61—^5
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
3,744
10
179
4.714
10
261
4.923
Positions other than permanent
10
Other personnel compensation .
261
3,933
524
4,985
630
5,194
Deduct portion paid from advances and
630
Total personnel compensation
3,409
275
3
92
9
13
65
859
1.267
82
11
4,355
399
4
135
9
20
68
700
1,508
140
12
4,564
420
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
4
135
9
25 Other services
20
Services of other District agencies
Services of other agencies
70
700
26 Supplies and materials
1,610
31 Equipment . _
143
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
12
6.085
65
7.350
60
7.687
Deduct quarters and subsistence charges..
60
Total obligations
6.020
7,290
7,627
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions. .
693
851
2
2
656
811
681
836
6.8
6.8
$5,632
$5,798
$6,161
$6,110
872
2
825
857
6.8
$5,968
$6,163
Department op Public Welf.\rb
Department of Public Welfare, including relief and rehabilitation
of indigent residents, maintenance pending transportation of indi-
gent persons, burial of indigent residents of the District of Columbia,
temporary care of children while being transferred from place to
place, care of women and children in institutions, including those
under sectarian control, burial of children dying while beneficiaries
under this appropriation, repairs and improvements to buildings and
grounds, maintenance of a suitable place of detention for children
under eighteen years of age arrested by the police on charge of oflfense
against any laws in force in the District of Columbia or committed
to the guardianship of the Department of Public Welfare, or held as
witnesses or held temporarily, or pending hearing, or otherwise, and
male witnesses eighteen years of age or over shall be held at
the District of Columbia General Hospital, subsistence in lieu of
salary for employment of persons for the purpose of securing training
and experience in their future vocations, supervision of students
performing voluntary services for the purpose of obtaining training
and experience in their future vocations, compensation of consulting
physicians and veterinarians at rates to be fixed by the Commis-
sioners, and care of boys committed to the National Training School
for Boys by the courts of the District of Columbia under a contract
to be made by the Commissioners or their designated agent with the
Attorney General at a rate of not to exceed the actual cost for
each boy committed, [SI 9, 145,000] $21,268,000: Provided, That
employees using privately owned automobiles for the transportation
of indigent persons or the placing of children may be reimbursed as
authorized by the Act of June 9, 1949 (63 Stat. 166), but not to
exceed $900 for any one individual: Provided further, That when
specifically authorized by the Commissioners this appropriation may
be used for visiting any ward of the Department of Public Welfare
placed outside of the District of Columbia and the States of Virginia
and Maryland.
[For an additional amount for "Department of Public Welfare",
$18,650.] (3 D.C. Code 101-127; 21 D.C. Code 317; 32 D.C. Code
501-504, 601-629, 751-766, 901-913, 908a; 46 D.C. Code 101-116,
201-21 S; 72 Sial. 618; Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C.
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THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19C2
OPERATING EXPENSES—Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
DBrAHTMENT OF I'UBHC WELFARE — ('oiltilUlcd
Code, App., Order No. SS; District of Columbia Appropriation Act,
1961; Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
246
6,715
158
23
2,681
3,085
4,372
273
7,090
171
50
3,280
3,422
5.411
302
2. Public assistance:
(a) Public assistance division
7,886
(b) Surplus food division
(c) Elementary school lunch program...
3. Child welfare division
4. District of Columbia welfare institutions. .
5. Children's center
173
50
3,374
3.905
5,578
Total obligations
Financing:
Comparative transfers from (— ) other
17.280
-23
202
19,697
21.268
Unobligated balance lapsing
17,459
19,697
21,268
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat.
44,510)
Appropriation (adjusted)
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
17,370
89
17,459
19,164
18
19,182
515
21,268
21,268
1. Administration. — Supervision of tlio department unci
administrative services are maintained; investigates appli-
cations for child-placing agencies; promotes in-service
training progi'ams; plans and coordinates social service
programs; develops treatment standards; and coordinates
research and statistical activities and volunteer services.
2. Public assistance — (a) Public assisfance dirision. —
Assistance programs administered are aid to blind, aid to
dependent children, aid to disabled, old-age assistance,
and general public assistance.
I960 1961 1962
Average monthly number of cases.. 11.459 11.607 12.858
Average annual grant $511.94 $516.60 $519.95
Average annual administrative cost per
grant.... $65.45 $76.01 $75.98
(b) Surplus food division. — Issue of surplus foods to the
needy.
I960 1961 1962
Number of cases 126.364 123,918 124,000
Number of persons. 410.957 415,149 420,000
(c) Elementary school lunch program. — Services to
families of children receiving free lunches.
.S. Child welfare dirision. — Protection and care are
afforded homeless dependent and neglected children and
children in danger of becoming delinquent; aid to unmar-
ried mothers; consultative services are given where advis-
able; and studies dealing with child health and welfare
are conducted.
I960 1961 1962
Monthly average children on board 1.512 1.546 1.597
Children under care, monthly average 4. 672 5 . 052 5 . 272
Average monthly rate per child- $55.60 $60.20 $61.37
Average monthly administrative cost per child. . $16.26 $19.74 $19.46
4. District of Columbia welfare institutions. — Main-
tenance and fiscal services are centralized for the District
of Columbia welfare institutions. The capacity and
resident population of these institutions for 1960 and esti-
mates for 1961 and 1962 follows:
Normal capacity Population
I960 1961 1962 I960 1961 1962
District of Columbia village 650 650 650 599 650 650
Receiving home for children 90 90 90 104 90 90
Junior village 255 255 415 423 480 540
Municipal lodging house 50 50 50 39 50 50
Temporary home for soldiers and
sailors. 75 75 75 35 40 40
Total . 1,120 1,120 1,230 1,200 1,310 1,370
Average daily per capita costs. $7.02 $7.16 $7.81
5. Children's center. — The District Training School
provides facilities for the care and treatment of mentally
ill beneficiaries of the District committed by the U.S.
district court in an effort to prepare them for safe and
useful community life within the limits of their capacity.
Funds for operation of the new school building are in
the 1961 budget. The programs at Cedar Knoll and
Maple Glen Schools provide protective institutional care
and rehabilitative services for the children found by the
juvenile court to be delinquent, truant, and/or beyond
parental control. The resident population of the center
for 1960 and estimates for 1961 and 1962 follows:
Normal capacity Population
I960 1961 1962 I960 1961 1962
Cedar Knoll School 552 552 552 456 552 552
Maple Glen School 241 241 241 224 241 241
District Training School... 941 1.191 1.191 898 1,191 1.191
Total...... 1,734 1,984 1,984 1,578 1,984 1,984
Average daily per capita cost. $7.57 $7.34 $7.65
(a) District of Columbia village. — Institutional care is
given indigent and incapacitated residents.
(b) Receiring home for children. — Detention facilities
are maintained for children under 18 years of age who
have been charged with delinquent acts or are being held
as witnesses, fugitives, or otherwise.
(c) Junior village. — Facilities are provided for the tem-
porary custody, training, and care of dependent and
neglected children of 6 months to 14 years of age. Funds
for increased population are included in the 1962 esti-
mates.
(d) Municipal lodgin^g house. — Overnight care is pro-
vided to homeless indigent men.
(c) Temporary home for soldiers and sailors. — Tempo-
rary lodging facilities are provided, including meals, to
veterans who are without resources and are in this city
with reference to claims or other activities connected
with their military service.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
7,315
371
8.927
330
9.664
299
Subtotal
7,686
452
9.257
534
9,963
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
583
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits . .
7.234
474
42
8.723
698
52
4
268
9
9.380
743
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
59
4
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
219
9
278
11
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
31
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1.144
415
68
1,496
223
6.053
1,251
553
67
1,655
267
6.241
1,317
554
Services toother District agencies-
67
1.734
273
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
6,939
17.377
97
19.788
91
21.359
Deduct quarters and subsistence charges
91
Total obligations -- --
17.280
19.697
21.268
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
1,861
1,988
1,639
1.845
1.709
1.840
5.2
5.3
$4,622
$5,054
$3,835
$3,929
2.169
1.982
2.045
5.2
$5,123
$3,868
Department of Buildings and Grounds
Department of Buildings and Gounds, including maintenance of
public convenience stations, and $5,000 exclusively for test borings
and soil investigations, [$2,538,0001 $2,637,000, of which .$30,000
shall be payable from the highway fund.
[For an" additional amount for "Department of Buildings and
Grounds", $20,000.] (I D.C. Code 306; 35 Stat. 275; Reorganiza-
tion Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 1^2; District oj
Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961; Supplemental Appropriation Act,
1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
86
129
70
2.154
96
141
83
2,291
97
132
3 Design and engineering
83
4. Operation and maintenance
2.315
Total obligations
2.439
92
2
2,611
2,627
Financing:
Comparative transfers to other accounts
New obligational authority
2,533
2.611
2.627
New obligational authority
Appropriation
2.435
80
18
2.558
11
2,627
Transferred from —
"Personal services, wage-scale employees"
(73Stat. 234; 74Stat. 44. 510)
"Utility services" (74 Stat. 44)
Appropriation (adjusted)
2,533
2,569
42
2,627
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
creases
1. Administration. — Administrative and management
services are provided.
2. Program planning. — Programs for new construction,
repairs, improvements, alterations, and additions are
planned and scheduled, and cost estimates are provided.
Standards of operation and maintenance for multiple-use
and special-use buildings and grounds are prescribed.
3. Design and engineering. — Design, engineering, speci-
fication, and landscaping services in connection with new
construction, repair, unprovement and maintenance of
District buildings are supervised.
4. Operation and maintenance. — A total of 20 multiple-
use buildings, comprising approximately 1,925,000 net
square feet of floor area, and the surroundmg grounds,
including provision for heat, light, power, ah- conditioning,
elevator service, cleaning, sanitary services, protection,
and minor repairs are operated and maintained.
Object Classification (in thousands of doll
ars)
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions - --
1.275
219
66
1.392
220
53
1.387
220
Other personnel compensation
46
Subtotal ---
1,560
38
1,665
49
1.653
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
32
Total personnel compensation
1.522
99
2
317
3
7
357
120
11
1
1.616
133
2
343
4
8
401
89
15
1.621
130
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction ,
2
348
4
8
Services of other District agencies __
26 Supplies and materials - ._ __
405
90
19
44 Refunds
2,439
2.611
2.627
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade_
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions. .
303
67
299
370
5.2
$5,525
$4,109
Construction Services, Department of Buildings and Grounds
All apportionments of appropriations for the use of the Depart-
ment of Buildings and Grounds in payment of personal services,
retirement costs of persons employed on construction work, and
other expenses provided for by said appropriations shall be based
on an amount not e.xceeding [6] 7 per centum of appropriations
for such construction projects, and appropriations specifically made
in this Act for the preparation of plans and specifications shall be
deducted from any allowances authorized under this paragraph:
Provided, That reimbursements may be made to this fund from
appropriations contained in this Act for services rendered other
activities of the i:)istrict government, without reference to fiscal-
year limitations on such appropriations: Provided further. That
this fund shall be available for advance planning subject to subse-
quent reimbursement from funds loaned by the Housing and Home
Finance Agency under the provisions of the Act of October 13,
1949 (63 Stat. 841) . {District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Office of Surveyor
Office of Surveyor, [$205,000] $212,000. (1 D.C. Code 601-
629; Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order
No. 27; District of Columbia Appropriation Act of 1961.)
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THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Office of Surveyor — Continued
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Surveying operations (total obligations)
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
184
16
212
212
New obligational authority
200
212
212
New obligational authority:
200
205
7
212
Proposed supplemental due to pay increases.
Surveys are made for the District Government, the
Federal Government, and private citizens. Data and
plats for property subdivisions and resubdivisions and
streets, roads, and alleys are prepared and recorded.
1956 1957 1958 1959 I960
Surveys made 1.624 1,338 1,375 1.431 1,381
Plats drafted 7.640 6,918 6,898 7.742 7,283
No appreciable increase is anticipated for 1961 and
1962. A majority of the work performed by this office
is for the general public, for which a fee is charged.
Object Classificatioo (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Other persormel compensation
164
2
195
1
196
Total personnel compensation
12 Persomiel benefits.
166
11
1
1
5
196
15
1
196
15
24 Printing and reproduction
1
26 Supplies and materials.—
31 Equipment . ..
Total obligations
184
212
212
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
39
39
34
37
34
36
5.2
5.2
$4,831
$5,277
Department of Licenses and Inspections
Department of Licenses and Inspections, including the enforce-
ment of the Act requiring the erection of fire escapes on certain
buildings and the removal of dangerous or unsafe or insanitary
buildings; compensation at rates to be fixed by the Commissioners
of members of boards to survey unsafe structures and excavations;
administration and enforcement of zoning regulations; purchase of
one passenger motor vehicle for replacement only; maintenance and
repairs to markets; purchase of commodities and for personal serv-
ices in connection with investigation and detection of sales of short
weight and measure; and to obtain evidence necessary for prosecu-
tion in connection with the business of pawnbrokers, mediums,
secondhand dealers, and other businesses requiring a license;
C$2,4G5,{)00] $'^,786,000. (I D.C. Code 244, 701-7:29; '2 D.C.
Code not, 1502, 2101-^2114; 5 D.C. Code 301-321, 421-424, 429,
501-506, 601-634; 10 D.C. Code 101-137; 47 D.C. Code 2302; 39
Slat. 1006; Reorganizalion Plan No. 6 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, Appendix,
Order No. 55, District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1 . Administration.. -
2. Inspections
3. License and permit
4. Housing
5. Zoning
6. Condemnation of insanitary buildings
Total obligations
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obligational authority
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Proposed supplemental due to pay increases
1960
actual
242
970
278
521
131
101
2,243
51
2,294
2,294
1961
estimate
273
1.091
319
688
150
112
2.633
2,633
1962
estimate
277
1.103
341
794
158
113
2.786
2,786
2,465
168
2,786
General statement. — The Department of Licenses and
Inspections is established for the purpose of administering
the laws enacted by Congress for the control of construc-
tion, zoning and occupancy, use, erection, maintenance,
and repair; inspection of all buildings and their appurte-
nances within the District of Columbia, with the excep-
tion of public buildings or premises owned by the United
States; the removal of any such buildings as may be
requu'ed in accordance with the provisions of the acts of
Congress for the condemnation of msanitary buildmgs and
for the removal of dangerous and unsafe buildings; admin-
istration of all laws and regulations governing housing in
the District of Columbia; administering the District of
Columbia standard weights and measures law, supervision
and control of the municipal markets; administration of
the License Act of 1932, as amended, and related acts
requiring licensing or other regulation of certain businesses
and callings in the District of Columbia.
1. Administration. — In addition to administrative and
management functions, this activity includes the initiation
and review of existing regulations and preparation of new
or revised regulations governing the Department's activi-
ties; the preparation of fee schedules; the preparation of
procedural manuals for all operations and functions of the
Department; the machine processing of all licenses, per-
mits and certificates issued by the Department and the
statistical data required by this and other District of
Columbia departments and agencies for research and plan-
ning for zouuig, land use and housing; and the develop-
ment of workload and operational data required for the
Department's program and operational planning and
reporting.
2. Inspection. — Applications and plans are examined
and approved for new construction, alteration or repau's,
and mechanical equipment and appurtenances installed in
or on buildings. Inspections are made to assure that the
performed work is in conformance with the applicable regu-
latory requirements. Significant current workload sta-
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33
tistics, iiicludmg declared dollar value of District non-
Federal building construction, are shown below:
(960 1961 1962
Engineering review jobs^. 1,025 1.150 1,150
Building field inspections thousands.. 212 255 277
Value of District of Columbia building construction
millions.. 102 110 112
Weights and measures inspections thousands.. 144 134 134
3. License and permit. — Licenses, permits, and certifi-
cates are issued for the operation of certain businesses and
callings, including multifamily housmg; for building and
other types, of construction, alteration, or repair; and for
other miscellaneous matters subject to regulation. En-
forcement action is taken to obtain compliance with all
laws and regulations administered by the Department.
Central files relating to licenses and inspections are main-
tained for the entu-e Department. Current work data are
as follows:
[In thousands]
I960 1961 1962
Permit issuances > 80.8 82.0 82.0
License applications 75.7 76.3 76.4
License issuances by June 30 70.8 74.5 74.8
1 Including publication sales.
4. Housing. — Accomplishes the District government's
program for housing improvement through application of
the housing regulations. Contributes to the overall
District of Columbia urban renewal eft'ort, primarily' by
area conservation activities. Establishes and applies
procedures to insure compliance with required standards
of hygiene for human habitation; to prevent the develop-
ment of slums and to correct existing slum conditions.
Current inspectional and enforcement effort in terms of
field actions and anticipated increases are shown below:
[In thousands]
I960 1961 1962
Housing field actions:
Area code enforcement 37.2 52.1 65.9
General code compliance 89.1 87.4 89.2
Total 126.3 139.5 155.1
5. Zoning. — Administers and enforces the zoning regu-
lations which control, regulate, and restrict all private
structures, buildings, and land use in the District of
Columbia to provide for the promotion of public health,
safety, convenience, order, and the general welfare; to
provide adequate light and air; to prevent undue concen-
tration of population and overcrowding of land; and to
provide such distribution of business and industry and use
of land as will tend to create conditions favorable to trans-
portation, protection of property values, civic activities
and as would tend to further economy and efficiency in
the supply of public services. Kegulates the appropriate
occupancy of buildings by the approval, disapproval, or
revocation of certificates of occupancy. Current and
anticipated workloads are shown below:
[In thousands]
I960 1961 1962
Zoning review of permit applications 31.9 32.0 32.0
Occupancy inspections 18.1 18.0 18.0
Intermittent and periodic inspections 20.0 20.0 25.0
6. Condemnation of insanitary buildings. — The board for
the condemnation of insanitary buildings is an independ-
ent body composed of five members representing the De-
partments of Public Health, Licenses and Lispections,
Sanitary Engineering, and Buildings and Grounds. The
board examines the sanitary condition of buildings in the
District of Columbia. Where such buddings are in an
msanitary condition so as to endanger the lives or health
of the occupants or of persons livmg in the vicinity, the
board issues orders of condemnation recjuiring the correc-
tion of such conditions or, where justified, the demolition
of any such building. This Department furnishes ad-
ministrative and fiscal services to the board. Current and
estimated workload statistics are below:
I960
Buildings surveyed 1 ,096
Buildings for condemnation (first notice status). 550
Staff inspections (thousands) 15.0
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1961
1962
930
950
561
616
16.0
16.5
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Positions other than permanent
Other personnel compensation
1.886
16
29
2,255
1
12
2,399
4
3
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits ., .
1,931
129
38
1
28
24
37
8
16
31
2,268
172
47
1
32
28
32
12
16
25
2,406
183
21 Travel and transportation of persons
22 Transportation of things
23 Rent, communications, and utilities..
50
1
32
28
25 Other services.
32
Services of other District agencies
12
16
31 Equipment. .. ___
26
Total obligations
2,243
2.633
2 786
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
358
3
340
347
7.0
$5,603
$4,046
375
----
365
7.1
$6,081
$4,155
395
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
1
392
386
7.1
Average GS salary
$6 144
Average salary of ungraded positions-.
$4,155
Department of Highways .\nd Tr.^ffic
Department of Highways and Traffic, including minor construc-
tion of bridges; rental, purchase, installation, and maintenance of
radio services; purchase of [thirteen] forly-nine passenger motor
vehicles including [ten J forty for replacement [onl}'; purchase of
four driver-training vehicles, including two for replacement only;
and purchase of ten driver-training vehicles from proceeds of sale
of twelve similar vehicles; $8,441,000] only, of which three for use
by the Commissioners shall be without regard to the statutory limitation
on the purchase price of passenger carrying motor vehicles but at a
cost not to exceed $760 each in addition to the trade-in allowed for the
present vehicles in use by the Commissioners; $9,263,000, of which
[$5,168,000] $5,666,000 shall be payable from the highway fund:
Provided, That the Commissioners are authorized and empowered
to pay the purchase price and the cost of installation of new park-
ing meters or devices from fees collected from such new meters
or devices, which fees are hereby appropriated for such purposes.
(1 B.C. Code 721-722; 7 D.C. 'Code 101-133, -501-524, 601-634,
701-710, SOl-806; 39 Stat. 682; Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1952,
1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 122; District of Columbia Appropriation
Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
345
129
3,889
3.798
391
152
4,058
3,994
408
2. Design, engineering, and research
3. Construction and maintenance
4. Traffic engineering and operations
152
4,305
4,394
570382
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THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
DEi'AKTjrENT OF HIGHWAYS AND TRAFFIC — Continued
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by aclivities — Continued
5. Planning and programing
4
4
4
Total obligations
8,165
-7
233
8,599
-7
9 263
Financing:
Comparative transfers from (— ) other ac-
counts
Unobligated balance lapsing.
New obligational authority
8,391
8,592
9,263
New obligational authority:
Appropriation,. ..
8,045
155
191
8.441
55
9.263
Transferred from —
"Personal services, wage-scale employees"
(73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat. 44. 510)
"Utility services" (74 Stat. 44)
Appropriation (adjusted) .
8,391
8,496
96
9,263
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
increases .
1. Administration. — Administrative, fiscal, and man-
agement services.
2. Design, engineering and research. — -Design and engi-
neering services in connection with improvement
programs, including office engineering, preliminary field
surveys and materials analysis, evaluation and research.
3. Construction and maintenance. — Construction, main-
tenance, and related engineering and inspection of highway
structm-es, streets, alleys, and sidewalks, including land-
scaping operations and the operation and maintenance of
vehicular and construction equipment.
4. Traffic engineering and operations. — Traffic control,
surveys, research and engineering, electrical services,
installation and maintenance of traffic signals and street
lights, telephones, radios, parking meters, air raid warning
system, police callboxes and fire-alarm system.
5. Planning and programing. — Creating, modifying,
and applying master plans for an integrated system of
highways, and initiating and programing annual and long-
range capital construction and improvement programs.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
11 Personnel compensation:
5.714
49
366
6.953
80
140
7,312
80
Other personnel compensation ..
113
6.129
2,541
7.173
3.387
7.505
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements .__
3,555
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits -.
3,588
200
6
3.786
310
5
1
2.518
17
3.950
324
21 Travel and transportation of persons
5
1
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
2,452
11
2,778
17
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
25 Other services ,
984
45
457
422
917
100
473
472
943
Services of other District agencies. _
26 Supplies and materials.
107
615
31 Equipment. . .
523
Total obligations.
8,165
8,599
9.263
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average OS grade
Average OS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
1.293
1.295
15
18
1,164
1.310
1,166
1,274
6.2
6.3
$5,180
$5,722
$4,669
$4,877
1.337
18
1.351
1.316
6.4
$5,876
$4,914
Department op Motor Vehicles
Department of Motor Vehicles (payable from highway fund),
including [$61,000] $63,200 for traffic safety education without
reference to any other law, and $200 for membership in the American
Association of Motor Vehicle Administrators, [$1,291,6003
$1,513,000. {40 D.C. Code 101-105, 201-207, 301-303, 417-498,
601-617, 701-715; Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code,
Appendix, Order No. 54; District of Columbia Appropriation Act,
1981.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
203
27
263
96
603
231
63
305
110
658
244
2. Traffic safety education
63
3. Permit control -^
334
4. Safety responsibility
112
762
Total obligations _ _
1.192
10
1.367
1.515
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obligational authority >
1.202
1,367
1,515
New obligational authority:
Appropriation .
1,202
1,292
75
1,515
1. Administration. — Plans, directs, controls, and revises
departmental programs, policies, and resources and re-
quired administrative and management services; recom-
mends legislation, regulations, and major programs and
policies on motor vehicle administration to the District
Commissioners and is responsible for the execution of
same when approved. Represents the District of Colum-
bia and the Commissioners in motor vehicle administration
relations with other jurisdictions, agencies, and individuals.
2. Traffic safety education. — Recommends traffic safety
education and public support programs and collaborates
and cooperates with other governmental and private
agencies and organizations in developing and administer-
ing related projects and activities. Conducts a driver
education and training clinic. Prepares and distributes
movie trailers, radio and television scripts, posters, news
releases, manuals, etc.; prepares District of Columbia
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
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entries in national safety activities; cooperates mth the
Citizens' Traffic Board, and the MetropoUtan Area Traffic
Council in traffic safety activities.
3. Permit control division. — Examines and approves or
disapproves applicants for operators' permits and driving
instructors' licenses, issues new and renewal operators'
permits and instructors' licenses, and administers the
District's point sj'stem; suspends and revokes operators'
permits and instructors' licenses as required. Alaintains
individual records on holders of District driver's permits
and on drivers from other jurisdictions who violate
District of Columbia traffic z'egulations; provides data
from such records to other agencies and organizations and
the public. Provides administrative services to related
boards.
4. Safety responsibility didsion. — Admmisters provisions
of the Owners' Financial Responsibility Act and the Motor
Vehicle Safety ResponsibUity Act including review of
accident cases, evaluation of related personal injury and
property damage, and suspension or revocation of opera-
tors' permits, operating privileges, and vehicle registra-
tions as required ; determines amounts and records security
deposits required under statute and administers disbm'se-
ment and refund of same; administers provisions of law
related to proof of financial responsibility for the future,
unsatisfied judgments, and conviction or forfeiture of bail
for specified offenses.
5. Vehicle control division. — Operates District vehicle
inspection stations and makes periodic and special safety
inspections of all District-registered vehicles and approves,
rejects, or condemns such vehicles. Tests and recom-
mends approval or disapproval of vehicle lighting and
safety devices, and tests and approves or disapproves
vehicles equipped with special operating equipment and
safety devices for handicapped drivers. Reviews and
approves or disapproves applications for District certifi-
cates of title to motor vehicles and trailers and for regis-
tration of motor vehicle and trailer dealers ; registers such
vehicles and registers and exercises regulatory control over
such dealers; issues registration certificates and license
tags. Administers reciprocity agreements; makes deter-
minations of exemptions from the excise tax ; reviews and
approves or disapproves applications for and issues special-
use certificates and identification tags; and maintains
comprehensive records and files on vehicle titles, registra-
tions, and inspections.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions .
886
9
13
1,003
11
9
1,068
14
6
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits _
908
61
, 2
51
39
17
7
87
20
1,023
86
3
56
38
17
13
107
24
1.088
92
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction _
3
59
44
25 Other services
17
5
26 Supplies and materials _
191
16
Total obligations . _. _
1.192
1.367
1,515
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions _
194
2
199
2
209
Full-time equivalent of other positions.. _
2
Personnel Summary — Continued
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average CS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions
1960
1961
actual
estimate
191
197
189
194
5.2
5.2
$4,699
$5,151
$3,494
$3,557
1962
estimate
206
204
5.4
$5,261
$3,557
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency (payable from motor vehicle park-
ing fund), including installation and maintenance of parking meters,
[$187,0003 $199,000. (40 D.C. Code 801-811; Reorganization Plan
No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 54; District of Columbia
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Facilitation of motor vehicle parking (total
obligations) _ -
157
43
30
193
199
Financing:
Comparative transfers to other accounts
Unoblieated balance laosins
New obligational authority
230
193
199
New obligational authority:
Appropriation .
230
187
6
199
Facilitation of motor vehicle parking. — Reports and rec-
ommendations are made relating to off street facilities.
In 1962 the program of the Agency is to provide 1,150
additional ofTstreet parking spaces. It is also the re-
sponsibility of this Agency to conduct continuing surveys
and analyses of the program's operations and results for
use in determining needs for future facilities in the Wash-
ington Metropolitan Area. During 1961, 1,000 spaces
will be added by private enterprise in the central business
district. During 1961 the agency will complete a feasibil-
ity study for an undergroimd parking garage at Farragut
Square and will complete a comprehensive parking study
of the central business district.
In 1962, private enterprise will provide 900 additional
parking spaces in the central business district, with the
Agency adding 250 in the fringe areas for a total of 1,150
spaces. Motorists parking in the fringe areas would
board express buses to the downtown areas.
The program objective and accomplishment implement
the Motor Vehicle Parking Facility Act of 1942, and serve
to reduce congestion on streets, expedite the movement of
people, including transit vehicles, strengthen economic
stability of the community and delay blight and
decentralization.
Object Classification (in
thousands of dol
ars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
65
2
75
2
77
2
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits
67
4
77
6
79
6
36
THE BUDGET J^OR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency — Continued
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
21
23
24
25
26
31
Travel and transportation of persons.
Rent, communications, and utilities. _
Printing and reproduction
Otherservices
Services of other District agencies. _
Supplies and materials
Equipment __
Total obligations-
1960
actual
1
2
1
10
69
1
2
157
1961
estimate
1
2
1
11
93
1
193
1962
estimate
1
2
1
11
94
2
3
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
199
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions. _
Full-time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Department of Sanitary Engineering
Department of Sanitan' Engineering, including installing and
repairing water meters on services to private residences and business
places as may not be required to install meters under existing regu-
lations (said meters to remain the property of the District of Colum-
bia), installing and repairing water meters on services and connec-
tions from the District water supply system for the direct use of any
federally owned property used and occupied by any department or
agency of the Government of the United States situated in the
District of Columbia, purchase of [four] six passenger motor
vehicles for replacement only, purchase of radio equipment when
approved by the Director of Highways, contribution of the District
of Columbia to the expenses of the Interstate Commission on the
Potomac River Basin, repair and maintenance of plants, buildings,
and grounds, and fencing of public and private propertv designated
bv the Commissioners as public dumps; l$15,860,0002 ■$17,061,000,
of which [$150,000] $190,000 shall be payable from the highway
fund for cleaning snow and ice from streets, sidewalks, crosswalks,
and gutters, in the discretion of the Commissioners, [$3,720,000]
$3,872,900 shall be payable from the water fund, and [$3,291,000]
$3,648,600 shall be payable from the sanitary sewage works fund:
Provided, That this appropriation shall not be available for collecting
ashes or miscellaneous refuse from hotels and places of business or
from apartment houses of four or more apartments having a central
heating system, or from any building or connected group of buildings
operated as a rooming, boarding, or lodging house having a total of
more than twentv-five rooms. (1 D.C. Code 235, 817; 6 D.C. Code
401-403, 601-510, 701-704; 7 D.C. Code 101, 601, 602, 604, 605,
608-610; 8 D.C. Code 138-140; 54 Stat. 748; Reorganization Plan
No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 28; District of Columbia
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Administration ...
823
293
7.651
308
3.364
2.954
890
307
7.899
480
3.684
3.034
899
2. Planning, design, and engineering.
310
8,301
481
5. Sewer operations. .
4,006
3.064
6. Water operations
Total obligations __
15.393
16.294
17.061
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Comparative transfers to other accounts.. ..
12
373
12
Unobligated balance lapsing
New obligational authority
15,778
16,306
17,061
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
Transferred from —
"Personal services, wage-scale employees"
(73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat. 44. 510)
15.080
693
5
15.860
293
17.061
"Utility services" (74 Stat. 44)
Appropriation (adjusted)
15,778
16,153
153
17,061
Proposed supplemental due to pay
increases
1. Administration. — In addition to executive direction,
administrative, and management services, and billing for
water and sewer revenues, this covers representation of the
District on the Interstate Commission on the Potomac
River Basin.
2. Planning, design, and engineering. — Progi-ams,
drawings, specifications, cost estimates, and construction
contracts for capital improvements of the District sanitary
engineering facilities are prepared. Information is
fiu-nished to the public on sanitary engineering facilities
and their availability for service.
3. Sanitation. — Covers cleaning of streets and allcA's,
including coordination of snow removal and the collection
and disposal of ashes, garbage, rubbish, and catch basin
cleaning.
4. Construction and repair. — Supervision is given the
construction of sewage collection and treatment and water
distribution facilities, including mains, reservoirs, tanks,
pumping stations, sewage treatment plant additions, etc.,
and major repairs are made to the sewer and water sj^stem
of the District. Surveys are performed and detailed
dra^vings are made of firushed work.
5. Sewer operations. — The sewerage system of the
District is operated and maintained, including the main
sewage pumping station, the sewage treatment plant, four
auxihary sewage pumping stations, and the five automatic
stations for highway underpasses.
6. Water operations. — Water processed by the Corps of
Engineers, Aimy, is received and pumped to proper
elevations for storage and distribution througliout the
District and quahfied adjacent areas. The metering of
private, municipal, and Federal consumption is a respon-
sibility of this activity.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
13.177
512
13.774
399
14.248
350
Subtotal . _
13.689
1,751
14.173
1.600
14.598
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
1.600
Total personnel compensation
1 2 Personnel benefits
1 1 .938
832
12.573
1.001
12.998
1.035
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
37
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
21 Travel and transportation of persons
3
24
684
17
150
243
1.072
415
17
3
26
649
14
150
240
1.052
578
10
3
26
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction ^
781
14
155
Services of other District agencies.
300
1.117
624
4 1 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
10
Subtotal
15,395
2
16,296
2
17,063
Deduct quarters and subsistence charges _ .
2
Total obligations
15,393
16,294
17,061
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade.
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
Washington Aqitedoct
Washington Aqueduct (payable from the water fund), for the
operation, maintenance, repair, and protection of Washington water
supply facilities and their accessories and maintenance of MacArthur
Boulevard; purchase of three passenger motor vehicles for replace-
ment only; and fluoridation of water; [$2,616,000] $2,692,000:
Provided, That transfer of appropriations for operating expenses
and capital outlay may be made between the Department of Sani-
tary Engineering of the District of Columbia and the Washington
Aqueduct upon mutual agreement of the Commissioners and the
Secretary of the Army. HO U.S.C. 4S, 46, 60, 53-59; District of
Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Collection .
127
994
357
1.037
166
1,051
385
1,071
166
1.056
3. Transmission _ __
389
4. Joint facilities
1,081
Total obligations, .
2,515
69
2,673
2,692
Financing:
Unobligated balance lapsing
2,584
2,673
2,692
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
2.480
66
38
2,616
33
2.692
Transferred from —
"Personal services, wage-scale employees"
(73 Stat. 234: 74 Stat. 44. 510)....
"Utility services" (74 Stat. 44).
Appropriation (adjusted)
2,584
2,649
24
2,692
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
creases
The Washington Aqueduct, under the control of the
Chief of Engineers, Army, provides an adequate supply
of purified water to the District of Columbia, Ai-lmgton
County, and Falls Church, Va. ; and for certain Federal
establishments in the adjacent environs.
1. Collection. — This activity covers the operation and
maintenance of the following system facilities that receive,
convey, and store the raw water prior to any chemical
treatment; Great Falls Dam and intakes; the two raw-
water conduits, Dalecarlia Reservoir and forebay; Dalecar-
lia booster pumping station; and Little Falls Dam, pump-
ing station, and fishway.
Raw water collected (million gallons): 1960, 70,970;
1961, 80,000; 1962, 80,000.
2. Purification. — This activity covers the operation and
maintenance of the Dalecarlia and McMiUan filter plant
purification system facilities, the chemical treatment and
processing of the water, and clear well storage of the
finished product. The facihties under this activity in-
clude the filter plant water passages, sedimentation basins,
filters, filtered water reservoii's, and chemical treatment
and storage structures; Georgetown conduit, reservoir,
and booster pump; the city tunnel and east shaft booster
pumping station; McMillan storage reservoir, low-hft
pumping station and sandwashing system; and water-
works laboratory.
I960 actual 1961 esllmalc 1962 estimate
Water filtered ...million gallons.. 59,058 63,500 65,500
Chemicals applied tons.. 8,319 8,400 8.400
Alum syrup manufacturing do 416 1.000 1.000
Laboratory examinations .each.. 129.626 130.000 130.000
Slow sand type filters washed do 56 60 60
Slow sand type filters raked do 210 220 220
Quantity of sand washed.. cubic yards.. 49,580 60,000 62,000
3. Transmission. — The operation and maintenance of
the new Dalecarlia pumping station, the 12.3 mUes of force
mains, and the two underground water service reservoirs
and appurtenant featm-es thereof utilized in the transmis-
sion of potable water supply to the Washington, D.C.,
Arlington County and Falls Church, Va., water systems
are included in this activity.
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 esllmate
Water transmitted to city
million gallons.. 58.485 63.000 65,000
Water furnished Arlington County,
Va million gallons.. 7,330 7,500 7,700
Revenue from water furnished Arlington
County $757,740 $775,000 $794,000
4. Joint facilities. — -This activity covers executive di-
rection; future plannmg; administration; budget prepara-
tion; overhead; security, commimication, custodial, and
reproduction services ; warehouse operations ; hydroelectric
generating station; shops and joint use buildmgs, heating
plants, dwellings, roads, and grounds; portable and mobile
equipment servicing; and Government contributions for
employees' benefits, etc.
I960 actual 1961 estimate 1962 estimate
Raw water to hydro..million gallons.. 10,537 17,000 17,000
Hydro generation.. .kilowatt-hours.. 2,946,100 4,700,000 4,700,000
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF
ENGINEERS— CIVIL
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions .
1,608
21
57
1,724
25
54
1,748
25
Other personnel compensation
49
Subtotal
1,686
206
1.803
220
1.822
Deduct portion paid from advances and
reimbursements
220
Total personnel compensation.
1,480
1.583
1,602
38
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Washington Aqueduct — ■Continued
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
12
21
22
23
24
25
26
31
ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF
ENGINEERS— CIVIL— ConUnued
Personnel benefits
Travel and transportation of persons.
Transportation of thin gs-
Rent, communications, and utilities..
Printing and reproduction
Other services
Services of other agencies _
Supplies and materials
Equipment
Subtotal
Deduct quarters and subsistence charges.
Total obligations
1960
actual
99
1
338
15
141
411
40
2,525
10
2.515
1961
estimate
127
1
I
390
1
4
127
417
34
2,685
12
2,673
1962
estimate
127
1
1
390
1
4
127
417
34
2,704
12
2,692
Personnel Summary
ALLOCATION TO CORPS OF
ENGINEERS— CIVIL
Total number of permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary.
Average salary of ungraded positions
325
4
322
303
6.9
$5,980
$4,837
325
5
317
320
6.9
$6,412
$5,309
325
5
317
320
7.0
$6,503
$5,377
Nothing herein shall be construed as affecting the superintendence
and control of the Secretary of the Army over the Washington
Aqueduct, its rights, appurtenances, and fixtures connected with the
same, and over appropriations and expenditures therefor as now pro-
vided by law. (District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
National Guard
National Guard of the District of Columbia, including compensa-
tion to the commanding general at not to exceed $13,300 per annum;
attendance at meetings of associations pertaining to the National
Guard; expenses of camps, and for the payment of commutation of
subsistence for enlisted men who may be detailed to guard or move
the United States property at home stations on days immediately
preceding and immediately following the annual encampment; reim-
bursement to the United States for loss of property for which the
District of Columbia may be held responsible; cleaning and repair-
ing uniforms, arms, and equipment; instruction, purchase, and main-
tenance of athletic, gymnastic, and recreational equipment at armory
or field encampments; practice marches, drills, and parades; rents
of armories, drill halls, and .storehouses; advertising incident to
recruiting; care and repair of armories, offices, storefiouses, and
macliinery; alterations and additions to present structures; and con-
struction of buildings for storage and other purposes; [$172,700]
$185,000. (39 D.C. Code; Diatrict of Columbia Appropriation Act,
1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
National guard training (total obligations)
Financing:
166
2
182
185
New obligational authority
168
182
185
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
New obligational authority:
Appropriation
168
173
9
185
This represents the District of Columbia's portion of
administrative costs of the headquarters operation and
maintenance of facilities. The Army and Air Force pro-
vide training pay, uniforms, equipment, and facilities for
tactical training. These facilities in use consist of the Dis-
trict of Columbia National Guard Armory, Camp Simms
warehouse area, and An- National Guard area at Andrews
Air Force Base.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Positions other than permanent.
Other personnel compensation..
Total personnel compensation
Personnel benefits
Travel and transportation of persons.
Rent, communications, and utilities..
Printing and reproduction
Other services
Supplies and materials
Equipment
Total obligations.
1960
actual
117
7
1
125
9
2
6
166
1961
estimate
128
7
2
137
9
2
6
1
4
16
7
182
1962
estimate
131
7
2
140
11
2
6
I
2
16
7
185
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade.
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
National Capital Parks
National Capital Parks, including maintenance, care, and im-
provement of public parks, grounds, fountains, and reservations,
propagating gardens and greenhouses, and the tourists' camp on its
present site in East Potomac Park under the jurisdiction of the
National Park Service; placing and maintaining portions of the
parks in condition for outdoor sports, erection of stands, furnisliing
and placing of chairs, and services incident thereto in connection
with national patriotic, civic, and recreational functions held in the
parks, including the President's Cup Regatta, and expenses incident
to the conducting of band concerts in the parks; such expenses to
include i)ay and allowances of the United States Park Police force;
per diem employees at rates of pay approved by the Secretary of the
Interior, not exceeding current rates of pay for similar employment
in tfie IJistriet of Columbia; uniforming and equipping the United
States Park Police force; the purchase, issue, operation, maintenance,
repair, exchange, and storage of revolvers, uniforms, ammunition,
and radio equipment and the rental of teletype service; the purchase
of two passenger motor vehicles for replacement only, bicycles, motor-
cycles, and self-propelled machinery; the hire of draft animals, with
or without drivers at local rates approved by the Secretary of the
Interior; and the purchase and maintenance of draft animals, har-
ness, and wagons; [$3,260,000] $3,505,000, of which $25,000 shall
be payable from the highway fund: Provided, That not to exceed
$15,000 of the amount herein ap|)ropriated may be expended
for the erection of minor auxiliary structures: Provided further.
That funds appropriated under or transferred to this head for serv-
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
39
ices rendered by the National Park Service shall be advanced to
said Service and shall be credited as a repayment and maintained
in a special account. The amounts so advanced will be available
for the objects specified herein or in the appropriation from which
such funds are transferred, any unexpended balance to be returned
to the appropriation concerned not later than two full fiscal years
after the close of the current fiscal year. (4 D.C. Code 201-207,
820, 904; 8 D.C. Code 108; District of Columbia Appropriation Act,
1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Maintenance, repair, and operation
2. U.S. Park Police - -
3,146
631
3,382
671
3,475
694
Total obligations .
3,777
8
4,053
4.169
Financing:
3,785
4,053
4,169
New obligational authority:
3,074
585
119
7
3,260
661
39
3,505
Transferred from —
"Recreation Department" (56 Stat. 261-
264)
664
"Personal services, wage-scale employees"
m Stat 234- 74 Stat 44, 510)
"Utility service" f74 Stat. 44)
Appropriation (adjusted)
3,785
3,960
93
4,169
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
1. Maintenance, repair, and operation. — Administers,
maintains, operates and improves the portion of the
National Capital Parks system within the District of
Columbia (this includes 765 reservations, and a total of
7,516.19 acres).
2. United States Park Police. — Protects the National
Capital Parks system within the District of Columbia
through the enforcement of laws and regulations designed
to afford the maximum benefits and enjoyments by the
public as well as safeguard the public properties.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL PARK
SERVICE
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
2,925
195
120
3,181
262
18
3.237
Positions other than permanent
265
Other personnel compensation
19
3,240
296
3.461
280
3,521
Deduct portion paid from advancements
280
Total personnel compensation
2,944
167
2
3,181
202
2
1
170
8
25
365
99
3,241
206
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
2
1
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
163
8
59
346
88
170
8
25
26 Supplies and materials
31 Elcjuipment
395
121
Total obligations _ _
3,777
4,053
4.169
Personnel Summary
ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL PARK
SERVICE
Total number of permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade _-
Average GS salary
Average salary, grades established by act of
Aug. 1, 1958 (72 Stat. 480).-_.
Average salary of ungraded positions
1960
1961
actual
estimate
602
602
41
55
608
651
639
650
7.8
7.9
$6,120
$6,724
$6,042
$6,577
$4,711
$4,708
1962
estimate
612
56
659
660
7.9
$6,827
$6,673
$4,707
National Zoological Park
National Zoological Park, including erecting and repairing build-
ings; care and improvement of grounds; travel, including travel for
the procurement of live specimens; purchase, acquisition, care, and
transportation of specimens; revolvers and ammunition; and pur-
chase of uniforms and equipment for police, and uniforms for keep-
ers and assistant keepers; [$1,250,0001 $1,367,000: Provided, That
funds appropriated under this head shall be advanced to the Na-
tional Zoological Park and shall be credited as a repayment and
maintained in a special account. The amounts so advanced will be
available for the objects herein specified, any unexpended balance
to be returned to this appropriation not later than two full fiscal
years after the close of the current fiscal year. {20 U.S.C. 81;
District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
115
461
385
162
42
118
513
403
189
68
133
547
3. Mechanica Department ~
436
4. Police Department
191
60
Total obligations .
1.165
1
1.291
1,367
Financing :
1,166
1,291
1,367
New obligational authority:
1,125
41
1,250
18
1,367
Transferred from "Personal services, wage-
scale employees" (73 Stat. 234; 74 Stat. 44.
510)
Appropriation (adjusted)
1,166
1,268
23
1,367
Proposed supplemental due to pay in-
Represents a transfer by the District of Columbia
government to the Smithsonian Institution for the
operation of the National Zoological Park.
1. Administration. — Administrative and management
services are provided to four divisions for the management,
maintenance, and operation of the National Zoological
Park for the advancement of science, education, and
enjoyment of the public.
2. Animal department. — Responsible for the care, cus-
tody, health, and exhibition of live specimens for scientific,
educational, and recreational purposes.
3. Mechanical department. — Responsible for the con-
struction, maintenance, and repair of buildings, cages,
40
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
National Zoological Park — Continued
paddocks, and enclosures, roads, walks, water and steam
lines, and the operation of a central heating plant which
supplies heat for 1 1 major buildings.
4. Police department. — Protects the National Zoological
Park tlu'ough the enforcement of laws and regulations
designed to afford the maximum benefits and enjoyment
by the public as well as safeguard public property.
5. Grounds department. — Develops and maintains the
horticulture features of the 176 acres of the National
Zoological Park which covers the propagations, planting,
and maintenance of trees, lawns, and shrubs.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
ALLOCATION TO SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION
II Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions _ _ -
839
32
27
975
17
16
1,050
Positions other than permanent
17
10
Total personnel compensation
898
58
4
11
15
5
147
27
1,008
67
3
5
14
1
158
35
1,077
72
21 Travel and transportation of persons
22 Transportation of things
3
5
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
25 Other services
14
!
26 Supplies and materials _ _
166
29
1.165
1,291
1.367
Personnel Summary
ALLOCATION TO SMITHSONIAN
INSTITUTION
Total number of permanent positions
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary. _
Average salary of ungraded positions
186
197
7
4
176
192
214
210
5.7
5.8
$5,158
$5,580
$4,874
$5,047
207
4
203
215
5.9
$5,704
$5,123
[Additional Municipal Services, Inaugural Ceremonies]
^Metropolitan Police (additional municipal services, inaugural
ceremonies), including payment at basic salary rates for services
performed by officers and members of the police and fire departments
in excess of the regular tours of duty (but not to exceed a total of
sixteen hours overtime pay to any individual officer or member per-
forming service within such period) with such overtime earned by
firemen chargeable to the appropriation for operating expenses of the
Fire Department, $200,000.J (District of Columbia Appropriation
Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Police services __ -
133
67
200
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
Financing:
New obligational authority (appropriation).
1960
actual
1961
estimate
200
1962
estimate
1. Police services. — Includes the furnishing of additional
services to prevent crime throughout the inaugural period
and to control crowds congregating to view inaugural
ceremonies and parade.
2. Miscellaneous. — Includes additional services necessi-
tated by the inaugural ceremonies and parade, such as:
additional street cleaning, removal and replacing of street-
car loadmg platforms, installation and removal of public
comfort stations, first aid stations, information booths, etc.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
Personnel compensation:
Positions other than permanent.
Other personnel compensation..
Total personnel compensation
Travel and transportation of persons.
Printing and reproduction
Other services
Services of other District agencies-
Supplies and materials
Equipment
Total obligations.
1960
actual
1961
estimate
9
no
119
7
1
3
67
2
1
200
1962
estimate
[Personal Services, Wage-Scale Employees]
[For pay increases and related retirement cost for wage-scale
employees, to be transferred by the Commissioners of the District of
Columbia to tlie appropriations for the fiscal year 1961 from which
said employees are properly payable, $600,000, of which $51,000 shall
be payable from the highway fund, $89,000 from the water fund,
and $57,400 from the sanitary sewage works fund.] {Supplemental
Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Financing:
Appropriation
Transferred (73 Stat. 234, 74 Stat. 44, 510)
to—
"Department of General Administration"..
"Public schools"
"Public Library"
"Recreation Department"
"Metropolitan Police"
"Fire Department"
"Department of Public Health"
"Department of Corrections "...
"Department of Public Welfare".
"Department of Buildings and Grounds"..
"Department of Highways and Traffic"
"Department of Sanitary Engineering"
"Washington Aqueduct"
"National Capital parks"
"National Zoological Park" ..
Appropriation (adjusted).
1960
actual
.813
-2
-271
-18
-36
-13
-II
-200
-20
-89
-80
-155
-692
-66
-119
-41
1961
estimate
600
-78
-6
-II
-38
-18
-11
-56
-292
-33
-39
-18
1962
estimate
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
41
Utilities Services
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Financing:
Appropriation
Transferred (74 Stat. 44) to—
"Public schools"
"Department of Buildings and Grounds".,
"Department of Highways and Traffic". ..
"Department of Sanitary Engineering"
"Washington Aqueduct"
"National Capital parks".. —
Appropriation (adjusted).
1960
actual
290
-31
-18
-191
-5
-38
-7
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Purchase and Installation op Parkino Meters
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Purchase and installation of parking meters
(total obligations) (object class 31)
10
Financing:
New obligational authority (appropriation)
10
Judgments, Claims, and Private Relief Acts
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Settlement of claims and judgments (total
obligations^ fobiect class 44)
20
25
Financing:
New obligational authority (appropriation)
20
2S
Refunds and Judgments
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Payment of refunds and judgments (total
obligations) (object class 44) _ _
575
915
515
Financing:
New obligational authority (appropriation)
575
915
515
Payment of refunds and judgments. — Provides for the
payment of refunds and judgments from indefinite appro-
priations by withdrawal of necessary amoimts of District
of Columbia fimds from the U.S. Treasurj'.
CAPITAL OUTLAY
Current authorizations:
District Debt Service
For reimbursement to the United States of funds loaned in
compliance with section 4 of the Act of Mav 29, 1930 (4(3 Stat.
482), as amended, the Act of August 7, 1946 (60 Stat. 896), as
amended, the Act of Mav 14, 1948 (62 Stat. 235), and section 108
of the Act of May 18, 1954 (68 Stat. 103), including interest as
required thereby, "[$1,577,000] .$2,019,188, of which [$711,000]
$76-1,359 sliall be payable from the water fund.
[For an additional amount for "District debt service", for
reimbursement to the United States of funds loaned in compliance
with the Act of August 7, 1946 (60 Stat. 896), as amended, and
the Act of July 2, 1954 (68 Stat. 443), $545,000.] (District of
Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961; Supplemental Appropriation
Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
194
199
538
7
660
199
145
407
711
383
199
3. Water system expansion loan repayment- _
4. Hospital Facilities Act repayment
5. Saint Elizabeths maximum security build-
765
527
145
Total obligations -
938
I
2.122
2.019
Financing:
New obligational authority (appropriation)
939
2.122
2.019
Funds are provided in this appropriation to repay the
United States for loans made to the District of Columbia.
1. Capper-Cramton repayment. — For land purchased for
the development of parks and recreation areas in the
District of Columbia under the Capper-Cramton Act
(46 Stat. 482).
Authorization _ $16,000,000
Appropriated-1961 15.999.828
Requisitioned— 1960 $13,444,719
Repayments— 1961 13,061.219
Balance.
172
Balance due.
383.500
2. Court building rej>ayment. — Yearly repayment of the
District of Columbia's share of the cost to construct,
equip, and furnisli a building for use of the U. S. Court of
Appeals for tlie District of Columbia and the District
Court of the Unitetl States for the District of Columbia
(61 Stat. 120; 62 Stat. 235).
Net cost of building $9.940,797
District of Columbia share. — -- 4.970,398
Repayments— 1961 — 1.193,632
Balance due.— 3,776,766
3. Water system expansion loan repayment. — Repayment
of moneys advanced, with interest, to finance the expan-
sion and improvement of the water system when sufficient
funds are not available from the water fund (68 Stat.
103).
Total authorization $35,000,000 Requisitioned— 1960 $14,250,000
Loan authorizations— Repaid— 1961 728,555
1961 31,080,000
Balance. 3,920.000
Balance due 13,521,445
42
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 19G2
CAPITAL OUTLAY— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
District Debt Service — Continued
4. IIoH'pital Facilities Act repayment. — Rcpaj-nicnt of
moneys advanced for the construction of a liospital
center and for grants to nonprofit hospitals for construc-
tioTi of hospitals under provisions of the Hospital Facilities
Act (60 Stat. 896; 71 Stat. 243).
Dhlricl oj
Columbia s
Total grant share
Children's Hospital $675,913 $337,956
Providence Hospital 4.097.040 2.048,520
Casualty Hospital... 1,300.000 650.000
Washington Hospital Center.. 21 ,070.500 10.535.250
Columbia Hospital 1,428.500 714,250
Georgetown Hospital. 2.170.000 1.085.000
Sibley Hospital 4.374.000 2.187.000
35.115.953 17.557.976
Repayments-1961 427.015
Balance due 17.130,961
5. Saint Elizabeths Hospital maximum security building
repayment. — Repajinent of moneys advanced for the
construction of a maximum security building for which
the District of Colmnbia's share will be based on the
current per diem rate, which shall include a proportionate
share of repairs and the annual increment of the depreci-
ated total cost of such construction (61 Stat. 751, 68
Stat. 443).
Net cost of building — $7,776,000
Repayments— 1961.. 194.400
District of Columbia's share of repayment $144,500
Balance due 7,581,600
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
43 Interest and refunds..
Repayment of loans
340
598
457
1,665
419
1,600
Total obligations
938
2,122
2.019
Capital Outlay, Public Building Construction
For construction projects as authorized by the Act of June 6, 1958
(72 Stat. 183), including acqnisUion of silcs; preparation of plan.s and
specifications for the following buildings: [junior high school in the
vicinity of South Dakota Avenue and Hamilton Street Northeast,
elementary school in the vicinity of Fourth and W Streets North-
west, Benning Branch Library, repl.acement of dormitories and
laundry addition at the District of Columbia Village, children's
cottages at the Junior Village, and a chapel at the Cedar Knoll
School] Garrison Elementary School replacement, elementary school in
the vicinity of Fifty-third and C Streets Southeast, Palisades Branch
Library; for conducting the following preliminary surveys: master plan
for the National Zoological Park and electrical improvements at the
Lorton Pcscrvalion; erection of the following structures, including
building improvement and alteration and the treatment of grounds:
[Barnard Elementary School addition, elementary school in the
vicinit.v of Twelfth and E Streets Southeast, elementary school in
the vicinity of Fourth and W Streets Northwest, Benning l.>ranch
librar}-, and infirmary and admissions building at the Junior Village]
Bancroft Elementary School addition, Woodridgc Elementary School
completion, Eliot Junior High School addition, Daiis Elementary
School addition, Evans Junior High School, elementary school vicinity
of Eleventh and Clifton Streets Northwest, Capitol View Branch
Library, warehouse and shops for Recreation Department, Kelly-Miller
swimming pool, replacement of Fire Department engine company num-
ber fi, consolidation and expansion of structures at the District of
Columbia (leneral Hospital, dog pound replacement, educational center
replacement at the Reformatory, children's cottage at the Junior Village,
chapel at the District Training School, and replacement of dormitories
at the District of Columbia Village; c(|uii3ment for new buildings;
improvement of various recreation units, preparation of architectural
plans, and erection of recreation structures without regard to the
Act of August 24, 11)12 (40 U.S.C. 68); [.$200,0003 $389,000 for
purchase of equipment for new school buildings; and permanent
improvement of buildings and grounds (including purchase and
installation of furnishings and equipment, and elimination of fire
hazards) of schools, firehouses, hospitals, welfare institutions, and
other District of Columbia and National Zoological Park buildings;
to remain available until expended, [$5,77.'3,000] $30,94.5,000, of
which [.$1,400,000,] $13,300,000 shall not be available for obligation
for any project which will result in a deficit in the general fund of the
District of Columbia, $13,100,000 shall not become available for ex-
penditure until July 1, [1961] 1963, and [$625,000] $856,100 shall
be available for construction services by the Director of Buildings
and Grounds or by contract for architectural engineering services, as
ma.v be determined by the Commissioners, and the funds for the use
of the Director of Buildings and Grounds shall be advanced to the
appropriation account, "Construction services. Department of
Buildings and Grounds"[: Provided, That not to exceed $523,000 of
funds heretofore appropriated under the heading "Capital Outlay,
Public Building Construction," in the Supplemental Appropriation
Act, 1957, shall be available for the preparation of plans and speci-
fications and erection of a structure to replace the dormitory for
resident physicians and interns at the District of Columbia General
Hospital: Provided further. That not to exceed $825,000 of funds
heretofore appropriated under the heading "Capital Outlay, Public
Building Construction, 1956," shall be avail.able for the preparation
of plans and specifications for the consolidation and expansion of
structures at the District of Columbia General Hospital.] [District
of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities :
1. Construction and permanent improve-
7.185
524
106
822
2,018
264
1,459
1.110
1,435
95
489
8.814
855
448
120
185
1.803
1.416
2.325
576
261
12
10,722
2. Construction and permanent improve-
ment of libraries .
755
3. Improvement of recreation units.
4. Construction and permanent improve-
ment of police buildmgs
979
45
5. Construction and permanent improve-
ment of firehouses
553
6. Construction and permanent improve-
ment of public health buildings
7. Construction and permanent improve-
ment of correctional buildmgs
13.584
1,537
8. Construction and permanent improve-
ment of public welfare buildings.
9. Construction and permanent improve-
5,136
1.247
10. National Zoological Park construction
1 1 . Motor-vehicle testing station replacement.
864
87
15.507
-12.048
9.650
757
16,815
-9,650
4,564
215
35.509
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Unobligated balance carried forward
-4,564
New obligational authority (appropriation)
13,866
11,944
30,945
Tills appropriation consists of construction in-ojects and
other necessary improvements for schools, hospital and
institutional buildings, libraries, recreational facilities,
fu'e and police housing, and major improvements to and
replacements for existing buildings. Also included is the
provision for the purchase of sites and the fixed equipment
for new construction.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
43
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
CAPITAL OUTLAY. PUBLIC BUILDING
CONSTRUCTION
25 Other services
31 Equipment- ,
32 Land and structures.
Repayment of loans..
Total, capital outlay, public building
construction
ALLOCATION
TO NATIONAL
SERVICE
PARK
1 1 Personnel compensation (portion of sal-
aries deducted from other schedules)
1 2 Personnel benefits
21 Travel and transportation of persons
24 Printing and reproduction
25 Other services.
26 Supplies and materials
3 1 Equipment
32 Lands and structures
Total, National Park Service.
Total obligations
1960
actual
865
970
13,566
15,401
48
2
1
4
5
1
45
106
15,507
1961
estimate
873
1,531
13,963
4
16,371
50
3
1
1
10
20
1
358
444
16,815
1962
estimate
1,006
797
32.972
34.775
75
5
1
2
15
30
1
605
734
35,509
Capital Outlay, Department of Highways and Traffic
For construction projects as authorized by the Act of May 18,
1954 (68 Stat. 110), and the Act of June 6, 1958 (72 Stat. 183),
including expenses necessary for the grading, surfacing, paving,
repaying, widening, altering, purchase and installation of traffic
lights, and otherwise improving streejs, avenues, roads, and alleys,
including curbing and gutters, directional and pedestrian islands at
various intersections to permit proper traffic light control and
channelization of traffic, drainage structures, culverts, suitable con-
nections to storm water sewer .system, retaining walls, replacement
and relocation of sewers, water mains, fire hydrants, traffic lights,
street lights, fire-alarm boxes, police-patrol boxes, and curb-line
trees, when necessary. Federal-aid highway projects under section
1(b) of the Federal Aid Highway Act of 19.38, and highway structure
projects financed wholly from the highway fund upon the approval
of plans for such structures by the Commissioners; for carrying
out the provisions of existing laws which authorize the Commis-
sioners to open, extend, straighten, or widen streets, avenues,
roads, or highways in accordance with the plan of the permanent
system of highways for the District of Columbia, and alleys and
minor streets, and for the establishment of building lines in the
District of Columbia, including the procurement of chains of title;
and for assessment and permit work, paving of roadways under
the permit system, and construction of sidewalks and curbs around
public reservations and municipal and United States buildings,
including purchase or condemnation of streets, roads, and alleys,
and of areas less than two hundred and fifty feet square at the
intersection of streets, avenues, or roads in the District of Columbia,
to be selected by the Commissioners; placing underground, relocat-
ing, and extending the telephone, police-patrol and fire-alarm cable
and circuit distribution systems; installing and extending radio
systems; and purchase of lampposts, street designations, and fix-
tures of all kinds; to remain available until expended, [$13,100,0001
$3,664,000, of which [$12,493,000] .$8,357,000 shall be payable
from the highway fund: Provided, That the Commissioners are
hereby authorized to purchase and install a municipal asphalt plant
on District-owned property including all auxiliary plant equipment
and preparation of site, construction of seaw.alls, dock facilities,
and a railroad siding to be paid for from this appropriation: Pro-
vided further, That this appropriation and the appropriation "Operat-
ing expenses, Department of Highways and Traffic" shall bo
available for the employment of engineering or other professional
services by contract or otherwise, and without regard to section
3709 of the Revised Statutes and the civil-service and classification
laws, and section 15 of the Act of August 2, 1946 (5 U.S.C. 55a),
and for engineering and incidental expenses: Provided fiirlher, That
appropriations for the Department of Highways and Traffic of the
District of Columbia shall be available for the construction and
repair of pavements of street railways, in accordance with the provi-
sions of the Merger Act (47 Stat. 752), and the proportion of the
amount thus expended which under the terms of the said Act is
required to be paid by the street-railway company shall be col-
lected, upon the neglect or the refusal of such street-railway com-
pany to make such payment, from the said street-railway company
in the manner provided by section 5 of the Act of June 11, 1878,
and shall be deposited to the credit of the highway fund: Provided
further. That in connection with projects to be undertaken as
Federal-aid projects under the provisions of the Federal Aid High-
way Act of December 20, 1944, as amended, the Commissioners
are authorized to enter into contract or co.ntracts for those projects
in such amounts as shall be approved by the Bureau of Public
Roads, Department of Commerce: Provided further, That the
Commissioners are hereby authorized to construct grade-crossing
elimination and other wholly District construction projects or those
authorized under section 8 of the Act of June 16, 1936 (49 Stat.
1521), and section 1(b) of the Federal Aid Highway Act of 1938,
as amended, in accordance with the provisions of said Acts, and
this appropriation may be used for payment to contractors and
other expenses in connection with the expenses of surveys, design,
construction, and inspection pending reimbursement to the District
of Columbia by the Bureau of Public Roads, Department of Com-
merce, or other parties participating in such projects, reimburse-
ment to be credited to the appropriation from which payment was
made: Provided further, That the Commissioners are authorized
to fix or alter the respective widths of sidewalks and roadways
(including tree spaces and parking) of all highways that may be
improved under appropriations for the District of Columbia:
Provided further, That no appropriation in this Act for the District
of Columbia shall be available for repairing, resurfacing, or paving
any street, avenue, or roadway by private contract unless the
specifications for such work shall be so prepared as to permit of
fair and open competition: Provided further, That appropriations
for the Department of Highways and Traffic of the District of
Columbia shall be available for advance payments to Federal
agencies for work to be performed, wlien ordered by the Commis-
sioners, subject to subsequent adjustment: Provided further. That
no part of any appropriation for the District of Columbia shall be
expended for building, installing, and maintaining streetcar loading
platforms and lights of any description employed to distinguish
same, except that a permanent type of platform may be constructed
from appropriations for street improvements when plans and loca-
tions thereof are approved by the Public Utilities Commission and
the Department of Highways and Traffic and the street-railway
company shall after construction maintain, mark, and light the
same at its expense.
[For an additional amount for "Capital outlay. Department of
Highways and Traffic", for construction projects as authorized
by the Act of May 18, 1954 (68 Stat. 110), and the Act of June 6,
1958 (72 Stat. 183), to remain available until expended, $90,000,
payable from the highway fund.] (/ D.C. Code 721; 7 D.C. Code
101-131, 501-524, 601-634, 701-710, 801-806; Reorganization
Plan No. 5 of 1952, 1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 63; District of
Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961; Supplemental Appropriation
Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
13,725
3,684
478
9,572
3,011
769
3.719
2. Street improvements and extensions
4.538
407
Total obligations
17.887
-41
162
31
13.352
-162
8.664
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
New obligational authority (appropriation)
18,039
13.190
8,664
1. Major improvement -projects. — This covers construc-
tion of higliwaj's and streets under the Federal aid highway
acts and the public works program. It also includes the
cost of plans and making surveys, including traffic origin
and destination surveys for the determination of future
construction projects. The work scheduled represents a
44
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
CAPITAL OUTLAY— Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
Capital Outlay, Department op Highways and Tuaffic — Con.
part of the proposed 6-year program, and tlie completion
of projects previously initiated.
2. Street improvement and extensions. — The work in this
category is in the natnre of minor construction and is
chargeable wholly against District funds. Included is
curb and gutter; cover; heater; constructing and replacing
sidewalks; constructing alleys, grading and improving
unpaved streets; changes in drainage structures; the con-
struction of minor structures and installation of new
traffic signals and the traffic control system ; tree replace-
ment and hnprovement of code enforcement area.
3. Electrical improvement. — Includes the following types
of work: Street lighting, replacement and new installation
of fire alarm and police call boxes, and municipal telephone
facilities in District institutions.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
25 Other services
765
17,122
1,205
12,147
767
7,897
Total obligations..-
17,887
13,352
8,664
Capital Outlay, Department op Sanitary Engineerino
For construction projects as authorized by the Act of April 22,
190-1 (.33 Stat. 244), the Act of May 18, 1954 "(68 Stat. 105), and the
Act of June 6, 1958 (72 Stat. 183), [including remodeling of "O"
Street incinerator,] including treatment of grounds; construction of
sewers and extension of the District of Columbia water-distribution
system; assessment and permit work; purchase or condemnation of
lands and rights-of-way for construction, maintenance, and repair
of sewers and water mains; continuing construction on aeration
plant and secondary sedimentation tanks, reconstruction, enlarge-
ment, rehabilitation, major repair and replacement of grit removal,
sludge digestion, heating and other existing equipment and facilities;
rehabilitation and replacement of screening and flow control facili-
ties at the main sewerage pumping station; laying water mains and
sewers in advance of paving and installing fire and public hydrants;
constructing trunk water mains; to remain available until expended,
[$12,900,000] $18,074,000, of which [Ul, 200,000] $3,000,000 shall
not he available for obligation for nny project ivhich will result in a
deficit in the general fund of the District of Columbia, $2,000,000 shall
not become available for expenditure until July 1, [1961] 1963, and
[.$4,720,000, shall be payable during the current fiscal year, and
$2,100,000] $9,759,000 sliall be payable [after July 1, 19G1,] from
the sanitary sewage works fund, and [$1,171,000] $2,075,000 shall
be payable [during the current fiscal year] from the water fund:
Provided, [Tliat $21,000 shall be available for the director of build-
ings and grounds and shall be advanced to the appropriation
account "Construction services, Department of Buildings and
Grounds": Provided further,^ That this appropriation and the
appropriation "Operating expenses. Department of Sanitary Engi-
neering" shall be available for the employment of engineering or
other professional services by contract or otherwise, and for engiiioor-
ing and incidental e.xpenses. {Reorganization Plan No. 5 of 1953,
1 D.C. Code, App., Order No. 28; District of Columbia Appropriation
Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Water distribution
3.427
2,988
22*
1.700
7.000
500
2,659
2. Sewage disposal:
(a) Sewers
7,351
(b) Sewage treatment plant
2,724
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities — Continued
6.003
2.310
8.718
955
9.740
4. Incinerators
Total obligations (object class 32)
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Unobligated balance carried forward
14.750
-11.385
6.535
315
18.873
-6.535
4.400
22.474
-4,400
Unobligated balance lapsing.
New obligational authority (appropriated)
10,215
16,738
18,074
All capital outlay construction is in accord with the
public works program.
1. Water distribution. — In addition to the necessary
extensions of the water distribution system for new
building and in advance of paving, major trunk water
main construction for major remforcement of service to
the central city and to Anacostia will be continued. Also
other major trunk mains will be installed to coordinate
with freeway, bridge, and redevelopment projects which
will be under construction.
2. Sewage disposal — (a) Sewers. — Sanitary sewer ex-
tensions are planned as required by new developments
and in advance of paving to convey all sewage to a point
of safe discharge. The relief of trunk and intercepting
sewers which have become inadequate is part of the
sanitary sewer program.
(b) Seivage treatment jdant. — Additions are progi'amed
in order to reduce tlie pollution of the Potomac in the
metropolitan area. The funds requested will provide for
continuing construction of additional aeration, settling
and thickening facilities. Sewage quantities are expected
to exceed, in the immediate future, the capacities of the
present facilities.
3. Storm drainage. — The stormwater sewer system in
the District is severely overtaxed and entirely lacking in
some areas. This program attacks the weakest points
each year to bring the eventual solution somewhat closer.
Ultimate relief will be reached only after many years of
continuous effort and expenditure.
Capital Outlay, Motor Vehicle Parking Ackncy
For construction projects as authorized h\ the Act of February 16,
1942 (56 St.at. 91), and tlie Act of August' 20, 1958 (72 Stat. 686),
including the acquisition of sites, grading, surfacing, and erection of
structures incident to the construction of off-street parking facilities;
widening and channelizing streets in the vicinity of off-street park-
ing facilities and to relieve traffic congestion caused by a lack of park-
ing facilities; and surveys of parking conditions Isy contract or other-
wise as may be determined bv the Commissioners; to remain avail-
able until "expended, [$74,000] $60,000 (payable from motor ve-
hicle parking fund). (.(O D.C. Code SOl-Sll; 56 Stat. 91; 72 Slat.
6S6; District of Columbia .Appropriation .id, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
83
31
2. Improvement of streets in the vicinity of
parking facilities
74
11
3. Construction of fringe parking facilities —
60
Total obligations
85
114
60
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
45
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
-40
40
New obligational authority (appropriation)
125
74
60
1. Surveys Jor parking facilities. — Periodic surveys will
be made of parking conditions within the central business
district and neighborhood shopping centers.
2. Improvement oj streets in the incinity of parking facili-
ties.— In order to relieve traffic congestion, streets will be
widened and channelized to facilitate entrance into off-
street parking facilities and to correct traffic conditions
resulting from a shortage of parking facilities.
3. Construction of fringe parking facilities. — Provides
off-street parking spaces in the fringe areas for all-day
parking which will relieve downtown traffic congestion.
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
25 Other services
83
31
85
60
85
114
60
[Capital Outlay, Washington Aqoeduct]
[For miscellaneous betterments, replacements, and engineering
planning of water supply facilities, including continuing raw-water
conduit rehabilitation, utility relocations, and plant system re-
arrangements and interconnections; acquisition by gift, exchange,
purchase, or condemnation of supplementary land; and for develop-
ing increased water supply for the District of Columbia and environs
in accordance with House Document 480, Seventy-ninth Congress,
second session; and necessary expenses incident thereto; including
services as authorized by section 15 of the Act of August 2, 1946
(5 U.S.C. 55a), but at rates for individual consultants not in excess
of $75 per diem; to remain available until expended, $50,000 (pay-
able from water fund).] {68 Slat. 101; Dislricl of Columbia Appro-
priation Act, 1961.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Collection
66
5,682
73
18
134
372
122
98
70
400
31
4. Joint facilities . .
115
Total obligations (object class 32)
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Unobligated balance carried forward
5,839
-8,605
6,266
726
-6,266
5,590
616
-5,590
4,974
3,500
50
Current funds available and present estimates are in
accord with the furtherance of the Washington Aqueduct
construction program for increased water supply, as set
forth in House Document No. 480, 79th Congress, 2d
session.
1. Collection. — The average daily discharge of the Po-
tomac River at the water supply intakes is 7,500 million
gallons. Delivery of raw water through the two parallel
gravity flow type conduits approximates 216 million gal-
lons daily. The sustained capacity of the Little Falls
raw water supply works is 350 million gallons daily.
Ultimately the piunping capacity of the Little Falls
station will be increased to 500 million gallons daily.
2. Purification. — The present filtration plant sustained
capacities are 125 milhon gallons daily at McMillan and
109 million gallons daily at Dalecarlia. The 10 filters,
each rated at 6 million gallons per day, now under con-
struction with the new chemical building at Dalecarlia
will increase the filtering capacity of the Dalecarlia plant
by 60 million gallons daily, thereby increasing total plant
water production capacity from 234 million gallons daily
to 294 milhon gallons daily. E.xisting filtered-water stor-
age capacity is 130 million gallons with a working capacity
of 70 million gallons.
3. Transmission. — This activity includes the main
piunping station at Dalecarlia, the water transmission
force mains to and from the various service reservoirs,
the service reservoirs in the District of Columbia, and
the transmission mains to Arlington County and Falls
Church, Va.
4. Joi7it facilities. — ^In eluded under this activity are
the warehouses, shops, and joint-use buildings and facili-
ties, heating plants, dwellings, roads and grounds, and
acquisition of essential land parcels.
tPoTOMAc Interceptor Sewer LineJ
[For necessary expenses of plans, specifications, acquisitions of
rights of way, construction, and operation of a sanitary interceptor
and trunk sewer line, to extend froni the District of Columbia system
to the Dulles International Airport, to remain available until ex-
pended, $25,200,000, to be payable from the "Metropolitan area
sanitary sewage works fund": Provided, That the general provisions
of the District of Columbia Appropriation Act, 1961, shall apply
to this appropriation. J {Supplemental Appropriation Act, 1061.)
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Potomac interceptor (total obligations) (ob-
ject class 32)
20.000
5,000
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
-5,200
Unobligated balance carried forward
5,200
200
New obligational authority (appropriation)
25,200
To develop a plan for a sanitary interceptor and trunk
sewer hue to extend from Dulles International Au-port to
the District of Columbia system, which shall be of suffi-
cient capacity to provide service for such airport and for
the expected community growth and development in the
adjacent areas in the States of Maryland and Virginia.
Such plan shall be developed in consultation with the
National Capital Planning Commission and the National
Capital Regional Planning Council.
Upon completion of the plan, the Commissioners are
authorized to provide for acquisition of rights-of-way,
development of detailed plans and specifications, and
construction.
4G
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
CAPITAL OUTLAY—Continued
Current authorizations — Continued
[Public Building Construction and Department op Sanitary
EngineerinqJ
[For an additional amount for "Capital outlay, Public Building
Construction" and "Capital outlay, Department of Sanitary Engi-
neering", for construction projects as authorized by the Act of April
22, 1904 (33 Stat. 244), the Act of May 18, 1954 (68 Stat. 105), and
the Act of June 6, 1958 (72 Stat. 183) "and as submitted to the Con-
gress in House Document Numbered 403 of June 1, 1960, such sums
as may be necessary, but no obligation shall be incurred for any item
or project proposed in said document which will (1) result in a deficit
in the general fund of the District of Columbia, or (2) exceed the
estimated cost as submitted therein to the Congress.] {Second
Supplemenlal Appropriation Act, 1061.)
PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, Department of Public
Health
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by acUviHes:
76
-41
36
72
-36
36
72
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
-36
36
New obligational authority (appropriation).
71
72
72
This fund is derived by a 6% deduction from the hcense
fees for the manufacture or sale of alcohoHc beverages,
except for retailers' license, class E, imposed by section 11
of the District of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage Control
Act, as amended. The fund is used to establish and main-
tain a program for the rehabilitation of alcoholics, promote
temperance, and provide for the medical and scientific
treatment of persons found to be alcholics by the courts
of the District of Columbia (61 Stat. 744).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
68
1
65
65
Other personnel compensation _
Total personnel compensation
69
5
65
5
1
1
65
5
1
26 Supplies and materials .
2
1
76
72
72
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
10
10
10
10
10
10
8.1
8.1
$6,864
$7,494
10
10
10
8.1
$7,548
Construction Service.^, Department ok Buildincs and Grounds
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
108
318
224
120
355
236
123
358
3. I nspection. ._ _
239
Total obligations _ _ _
650
711
720
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from other ac-
counts
675
668
-693
693
700
-682
682
732
-694
650
711
720
1. Administration. — Provide administrative, manage-
ment, and business functions pertaining to capital outlay.
2. Design and engineering. — Provide design, engineer-
ing, specification, and landscaping service in connection
with new construction, repair, improvement, and main-
tenance of District buildings; estabhsh architectural
design standards and criteria.
3. Inspection. — Award and administer contracts and
inspection of all projects for compliance with contract
requirement and building code regulation. Interpretation
and settlement of disputes arising therefrom.
Object Classification (in thous
ands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Other personnel compensation
574
27
628
25
636
25
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits.
601
38
4
1
5
653
47
4
1
1
5
661
47
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities.
26 Supplies and materials .
4
1
2
31 Equipment
5
Total obhgations ,
650
711
720
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade _
Average GS salary
90
88
86
85
90
88
8.6
8.7
$6,688
$7,426
85
88
8.7
$7,645
District op Columbia Publications Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
District of Columbia publications fund (total
obligations) (object class 25)
5
10
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
47
Program and Financing (in thousands
of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Receipts - - -
8
7
-15
15
10
-20
20
10
Unobligated balance carried forward
-20
5
10
This fund is derived from tlie stile of maps, regulations,
and pai'ts of regulations issued by any agency of the
government of the District of Columbia at such prices as
the Commissioners or their designated agent may from
tunc to time determine to be necessary to approximate the
cost thereof, including the cost of distribution (72 Stat.
292).
Maintenance and Repair of Vehicles, Working Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by actiTities:
Maintenance and repair of vehicles (total ob-
ligations)
198
217
217
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from other
23
213
-38
38
221
-42
42
217
Unobligated balance carried forward
-42
198
217
217
This fund consists of advanced payments and reimburse-
ments received by the Department of Highways and
Traffic for the costs of maintenance and repair of vehicles
of the government of the District of Columbia (6S Stat.
396).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
109
2
120
2
121
Other personnel compensation
1
Total personnel compensation
111
7
4
1
3
71
1
122
10
4
I
3
76
1
122
10
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
4
1
Services of other District agencies
26 Supplies and materials __
31 Equipment
3
76
1
198
217
217
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
Printing, Duplicating, and Photographing, Working Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Printing - - -
264
113
292
127
306
2. Reproduction
119
Total obligations -
377
419
425
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from other
127
377
-127
127
415
-123
123
425
-123
Total financing
377
419
425
The printing division and reproduction branch perform,
or procure the performance of, all printing, central dupli-
cating, and photocopy services for the District of Columbia
government (69 Stat. 263).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
213
2
10
223
1
6
225
2
5
Total personnel compensation
225
14
2
27
106
3
230
18
2
36
123
10
232
18
23 Rent, communications, and utilities --
25 Other services ,
2
36
125
12
Total obligations
377
419
425
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions-
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade..
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
41
42
41
42
41
42
6.5
6.8
$5,361
$5,954
$5, 188
$5,235
42
42
42
6.8
$6,141
$5,285
Public Assistance, Medical Services, Working Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
23
23
23
22
23
23
21
23
23
5.0
5.0
5.0
$4,618
$4,919
$5,013
$5,140
$5,293
$5,329
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Matching Federal grants for medical services
(total obligations) (object class 25)
497
528
528
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from other
33
529
-65
65
528
-65
65
528
IJnnhli^ated balance carried forward
-65
497
528
528
48
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS— Continued
Public Assistance, Medical Services, Working Fund — Con.
This fund is ostablishod for the piirposo of matching
FccU^ral gnuits under tlic Social vSocurity Art for payment
for nunlical services as ])rovided imder that act, payment of
rehited admiiiislrative expenses, and return of any surphis
to the geneial fund of the District of Cohnnbia (71
Stat. 437).
Public School Food Services Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
59
1,705
67
2,010
67
2. Operation
2,028
Total obligations
1,764
2,077
2,095
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from —
Other accounts __ _
Non-Federal sources (65 Stat. 369)
Unobligated balance carried forward
166
637
1,154
-193
193
603
1,476
-195
195
603
1,492
-195
1,764
2,077
2,095
Note. — Reimbursements from non-Federal sources above are largely from
proceeds from the operation of cafeterias and lunchrooms (63 Stat. 369).
The food services program provides limches and other
food items for 40 cafeterias in the senior, vocational,
and junior high schools under 3 legally distinct programs
administered by the Department of Agriculture through
the New York area office. Receipts are derived from
pa3mients from students and school personnel, appropria-
tions made to the District of Columbia public schools for
lunches for needy elementary scliool children, and for
secondary school students whose families are on public
assistance, and from reimbursements from U.S. Depart-
ment of Agriculture grants for the national school lunch
program and for the special milk program for children.
Donated commodities also are received from the U.S.
Department of Agriculture. Lunches are provided free
of charge to needy students who cannot pay the cost of
the lunches (65 Stat. 369).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Persormel compensation:
124
493
1
139
622
140
630
Other persormel compensation
Total personnel compensation
618
40
3
1,103
761
47
6
1,256
7
770
47
6
26 Supplies and materials .
1,272
31 Equipment . _ _ . _
Total obligations
1.764
2,077
2,095
Personnel Summary
27
215
27
272
27
Full-time equivalent of other positions
275
Personnel Summary — Continued
Average number of all employees..
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade ,
Average GS salary..
Average salary of grades established by act of
Sept. 13, 1960 (72 Stat. 913, 914)
1960
actual
242
27
3.4
$4,045
$10,042
1961
estimate
299
27
3.4
$4,411
$11,037
1962
estimate
302
27
3.4
$4,447
$11,037
Purchase of Construction Materials, Working Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward..
Advances and reimbursements from other
accounts.
107
106
-213
213
213
Unobligated balance carried forward
-213
-213
Total financing
This fund was provided for the pm-chase, inspection,
and sale of construction and other materials for use by the
District agencies and contractors (36 Stat. 975).
Repairs and Improvements, Working Fund, Department op
Buildings and Grounds
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
116
34
23
2.664
124
35
23
2,787
126
35
3. Inspection
23
4. Repairs and silterations . _ -
2,810
2,837
2.969
2,994
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from other
accounts
1,184
2,885
-1,232
1,232
3,000
-1,263
1.263
3,150
-1,419
Total financing ._
2,837
2,969
2.994
1 . Administration. — Management of accounts and super-
vision of work in connection with funds received from the
various District of Columbia departments for repaii's, im-
provements, and alterations to buildings and grounds are
provided.
2. Design and engineering. — Design, engineering, and
related technical advice and service involving repairs, im-
provements, and alterations to buildings are provided.
3. Inspection. — Inspection service in connection with
addition, changes, and improvements to existing struc-
tm-es and ground improvements is provided.
4. Repairs and alterations. — Repairs, improvements, and
alterations to District of Columbia buildings and grounds,
including plumbing, carpentry, stoamfitting, electrical, and
sheet metal work are performed.
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
49
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Other personnel compensation
Total personnel compensation..
12 Persormel benefits...
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities.
24 Printing and reproduction
25 Other services
Services of other agencies
26 Supplies and materials
31 Equipment...
Total obligations
1960
actual
1.498
56
.554
107
1
2
50
326
72
645
2.837
1961
estimate
1.613
52
.665
120
1
2
50
330
70
650
81
2.969
1962
estimate
1.643
46
.689
121
1
2
50
330
70
650
81
2.994
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
315
337
310
331
312
334
6.2
5.9
$5,260
$5,621
$4,785
$4,809
337
331
334
5.9
$5,731
$4,898
Stadium Fund, Armory Board
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
339
16.350
3,000
Financing:
58
249
19.972
-3.929
3,929
Receipts
17
380
-58
199
Net borrowing from public
-1,128
Total financing
339
16.350
3,000
This fund is authorized to provide for the construction,
maintenance, and operation of a stadium in the District
of Columbia by the District of Columbia Armory Board
(71 Stat. 619).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
25 Other services
339
350
16,000
400
32 Lands and structures
2,600
Total obligations __ _
339
16.350
3,000
WoEKiNG Capital Fund, District of Columbia Armory Board
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
Administration of armory facilities (total
obligations)
1960
actual
286
1961
estimate
375
1962
estimate
370
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward...
Advances and reimbursements from non-
Federal sources (62 Stat. 34 1 )
36
325
-75
75
350
-50
50
360
-40
Total financmg
286
375
370
This fund is derived from receipts deposited to the
credit of District of Columbia Armory Board for the
rental or leasing of all, or any parts of the National
Guard Armory, not set aside for the exclusive use of the
militia of the District of Columbia (62 Stat. 339).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
42
57
42
60
42
Positions other than permanent
62
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits
99
6
2
1
161
9
2
4
2
102
7
2
I
246
9
2
4
2
104
7
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
2
1
25 Other services
239
Services of other agencies
9
2
4
42 Insurance claims and indemnities ..
2
286
375
370
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. . .
Average salary of ungraded positions..
4
4
11
12
15
16
4
4
$10,619
$10,619
12
16
4
$10,619
Working Capital Fund, Department of Corrections
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Work production program (total obligations).
901
1,116
1,171
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Advances and reimbursements from other
64
983
-146
146
1.060
-90
90
1.156
llnnWiffated balance carried forward
-75
Total financing
901
1,116
1,171
This fund is authorized to establish and operate indus-
tries in District of Columbia correctional institutions.
Its purposes are to provide employment for physically fit
inmates and provides vocational training for qualified in-
mates. Products manufactured by the inmates are sold
only to other governmental agencies. Earnings from sale
of these products pay expenses of the industries and net
profits are paid into general funds of the District of Co-
lumbia. During 1961, the industrial program contem-
50
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS— Continued
Working Capital Fund, Depaiitment of Corrections — Con.
plates operation of 1 1 shops and is expected to employ and
train S50 inmates (title 47, sec. 131, D.C. Code).
Object Classification (In thousands of dollars)
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
Other personnel compensation
Total personnel compensation.
12 Personnel benefits
22 Transportation of things
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
25 Other services _.
26 Supplies and materials.
3 1 Equipment __
44 Refunds- _
Total obligations
1960
actual
289
132
421
23
I
45
1
292
27
91
901
19G1
estimate
316
151
467
27
2
46
1
512
21
40
1.116
1962
estimate
325
147
472
27
2
46
1
541
32
50
1.171
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade...
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions.
51
52
49
50.8
48
49
8.4
8.4
$6,463
$7,038
$5,724
$5,961
52
51.3
50
8.4
$7,133
$6,047
Working Capital Fund, Educational Agbnct for Surplus
Property
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Procurement of surplus property
obligations) _.
(total
47
70
61
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
39
57
-49
49
65
-44
44
Advances and reimbursements from
accounts -_
other
65
-48
Total financins -
47
70
61
The educational surplus property division acquires,
warehouses and distributes surplus Federal property to
public and private educational, health and research in-
stitutions in accordance with provisions of the Federal
Property and Administrative Services Act of 1949 (64
Stat. 450).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions ---
37
1
1
49
50
1
1
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits .
39
3
50
4
1
4
51
4
1
25 Other services
4
4
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
26 Supplies and materials.
31 Equipment.
Total obligations.
1960
actual
47
1961
estimate
70
Personnel Summary
Total number of employees
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions
7
9
7
9
7
9
8.6
7.2
$6,906
$6,604
$4,421
$4,478
Advances and Reimbursements
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1. Department of General Administration:
Operation of property yard
2. Public schools:
Education of Capitol pages
Veterans' services
Grants for vocational education
Loans and grants for national defense
education
Use of school buildings
3. Metropolitan Police: Detail to U.S. Capitol
4. Department of Vocational Rehabilitation:
Grant for rehabilitation
5. Department of Corrections:
Care of Federal prisoners
Services to working capital fund
Other .
6. Department of Public Welfare: Grants for
public assistance
7. Department of Buildings and Grounds:
Cleaning and maintenance of buildings..
8. Department of Highways and Traffic:
Capital improvements by day labor
Miscellaneous services to other depart-
ments —
Bureau of Public Roads— Federal aid
projects
9. Department of Sanitary Engineering:
Capital improvements by day labor
Miscellaneous services to other depart-
ments
10. Washington Aqueduct:
Capital improvements by day labor
Miscellaneous services to other ac-
counts
Total obligations
Financing:
Advancements and reimbursements from
other accounts
1960
actual
60
7
165
198
55
85
229
875
110
12
507
43
2.793
227
14,890
1,629
427
128
164
22,608
22,608
1961
estimate
4
68
8
159
174
54
91
238
978
120
22
7.960
60
3.653
150
26.071
1.500
393
150
127
41.980
41,980
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
11 Personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits -
21 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities.
24 Printing and reproduction
25 Other services
Services of other District agencies.
5.666
6.584
336
462
5
9
101
105
2
5
1.955
1.360
8
8
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA FUNDS
61
Object Classification (in thousands o( dollars) — Continued
26 Supplies and materials — .
31 Equipment
32 Lands and structures.
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
Total obligations
1960
actual
815
162
13,557
22,608
1961
estimate
684
132
25,300
7.331
41,980
1962
estimate
684
129
27,000
8,510
45.040
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Sec. 2. Except as otherwise provided herein, all vouchers covering
expenditures of appropriations contained in this Act shall be audited
before payment by the designated certifying official and the vouchers
as approved shall be paid by checks issued by the designated disburs-
ing official without countersignature.
Sec. 3. Whenever in this Act an amount is specified within an
appropriation for particular purposes or object of expenditure, such
amount, unless otherwise specified, shall bo considered as the maxi-
mum amount which may be expended for said purpose or object
rather than an amount set apart exclusively therefor.
Sec. 4. Appropriations in this Act shall be available, when
authorized or approved by the Commissioners, for allowances for
privately owned automobiles used for the performance of official
duties at 8 cents per mile but not to exceed $25 a month for each
automobile, unless otherwise therein specifically provided, except
that [fifty-two] seventy-five such allowances at not more than $410
each per annum may be authorized or approved by the Com-
missioners.
Sec. 5. Appropriations in this Act shall be available for expenses
of travel and for the payment of dues of organizations concerned
with the work of the District of Columbia government [, when
authorized by the Commissioners]: Provided, That the total ex-
penditures for this purpose shall not exceed [$40,000] $65,000.
Sec. 6. Appropriations in this Act shall be available for services
as authorized by section 15 of the Act of August 2, 1946 (5 U.S.C.
55a).
Sec. 7. The disbursing officials designated by the Commissioners
are authorized to advance to such officials as may be approved by
the Commissioners such amounts and for such purposes as the
Commissioners may determine.
Sec. 8. Appropriations in this Act shall not be used for or in con-
nection with the preparation, issuance, publication, or enforcement
of any regulation or order of the Public Utilities Commission
requiring the installation of meters in taxicabs, or for or in connec-
tion with the licensing of any vehicle to be operated as a taxicab
except- for operation in accordance with such system of uniform
zones and rates and regulations applicable thereto as shall have been
prescribed by the Public Utilities Commission.
Sec. 9. Appropriations in this Act shall not be available for the
payment of rates for electric current for street lighting in excess of
2 cents per kilowatt-hour for current consumed.
Sec. 10. All motor-propelled passenger-carrying vehicles (includ-
ing watercraft) owned by the District of Columbia shall be operated
and utiHzed in conformity with section 16 of the Act of August 2,
1946 (5 U.S.C. 77, 78), and shall be under the direction and control
of the Commissioners, who may from time to time alter or change
the assignment for use thereof, or direct the alteration of inter-
changeable use of any of the same by officers and employees of the
District, except as otherwise provided in this Act. "Official pur-
poses" shall not apply to the Commissioners of the District of Co-
lumbia or in cases of "officers and employees the character of whose
duties makes such transportation necessary, but only as to such
latter cases when the same is approved by the Commissioners.
No motor vehicles shall be transferred from the Police or Fire
Departments to any other branch of the government of the District
of Columbia.
Sec. 11. Appropriations contained in this Act for the Depart-
ment of Highways and Traffic and the Department of Sanitary
Engineering shall be available for snow and ice control work when
ordered by the Commissioners in writing.
Sec. 12. Appropriations in this Act shall be available when author-
ized by the Commissioners, for the rental of quarters without refer-
ence to section 6 of the District of Columbia Appropriation Act,
1945.
Sec. 13. Appropriations in this Act shall be available for the fur-
nishing of uniforms when authorized by the Commissioners.
Sec. 14. There are hereby appropriated from the applicable fimds
of the District of Columbia such sums as may be necessary for mak-
ing refunds and for the payment of judgments which have been
entered against the government of the District of Columbia, includ-
ing refunds authorized by section 10 of the Act approved April 23,
1924 (43 Stat. 108) : Provided, That nothing contained in this section
shall be construed as modifying or affecting the provisions of para-
graph 3, subsection (c) of section 11 of title XII of the District of
Columbia Income and Franchise Tax Act of 1947, as amended.
[Sec. 15. Section 5 of the District of Columbia Appropriation
Act, 1955, is amended to read as follows: "Hereafter work per-
formed for repairs and improvements may be by contract or other-
wise, except for amounts exceeding $5,000 which shall be determined
by the Commissioners; and the Commissioners are authorized to
estabhsh a working fund for such purposes without fiscal year limita-
tion, said fund to be reimbursed for repairs and improvements per-
formed under that fund from funds available for these purposes, and
payments are authorized to be made to said fund in advance if
required by the Director of Buildings and Grounds, subject to sub-
sequent adjustments, from funds available for necessary expenses,
including allowances for privately owned automobiles."] {District
of Cohnnhia Appropriation Act, 1961.)
52
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
STATEMENT OF PROPOSED OBLIGATIONS FOR PURCHASE AND
HIRE
OF PASSENGER
MOTOR VEHICLES FOR THE FISCAL YEAR 1962
Motor vehicles to
be purchased
Old vehicles to
be exchanged
Net cost
of ve-
hicles to
l>e pur-
Old
vehicles
still
to be
used
Cost of hire
Inter-
agency
motor
pools
Com-
mercial
sources
Appropriation or fund
Num-
ber
Gross
cost
Num-
ber
Allow-
ance
Users and public purpose
OPERATINO EXPENSES
Public schools
1
Used by Board of Education, superintendent of schools, and
other central stall members when performing official pubUc
school business such as visiting schools. Inspecting school
buildings and sites, and attending conferences, hearings, and
other similar meetings at the Capitol, and in various Govern-
ment departments.
For transportation of physically handicapped and severely
mentaUy retarded children to and from special schools.
Carryall
2
3
$5,100
7,(i50
2
$5,100
7,660
20
Total, public schools
6
12, 760'
2
12, 750
21
MetropnljtAn Policft
2
98
Buses for transportation of personnel.
58
87,000
44
$10, 660
76,440
Total, Metropolitan Police
68
87,000
44
10, 660
76,440
100
Fire Department
4
2
6,000
20,000
4
2
200
200
5,800
19,800
23
7
For use of chiefs to respond on alarms and on inspections.
For transportation of sick and injured to v:irious hospitals.
Total, Fire Department
6
26,000
6
400
26,000
30
Depai tment of Public Health:
1
3,1100
10, OtlO
2
1
1,000
100
2,900
9,900
Used by superintendent of Glenn Dale Ifospital and his stall
for transportation on official business.
For transportation of patients to and from Glenn Dale Hos-
pital.
Ambulance . . .
Total, Department of Public
3
1
13,900
1, .'JOO
3
1
1,100
125
12,800
1,375
Health.
Department of Licenses and Inspec-
8
Used for daily field inspectors and investigators in the enforce-
tions.
ment of the standard weight and measures law of the District
of Columbia.
Department of Highways and Traffic.
48
1
82,960
1,950
39
1
16,650
600
66,300
1,450
116
3
4
1
14
trict of Columbia government.
To transport personnel of various departments of the District
of Columbia government.
To transport sick and injured to various hospital*.
To transport District government personnel and patients.
For driver-training classes in pubUc schools
Bus --
Total, Department of Highways
49
6
84,900
9,000
40
6
17, 160
1,200
67, 750
7,800
137
33
and Traffic.
Department of Sanitary Enghieering,.
struction and engineering personnel for the maintenance,
repair, and construction of water and sen-age system facilities.
Washington Aqueduct _
3
4,500
3
450
4,050
12
5
To be used by staff and employees in the supervision mainte-
Carryall
nance, and protection of Washington Aqueduct' and its
appurtenances.
To transport employees engaged In maintenance, repah, and
construction of water supply facilities.
Total, Washington Aqueduct- --
3
4,600
3
450
4,060
17
National Guard
2
1
Carryall.-
Used for messenger service and utility purposes.
Total, National Guard
3
2
3,000
2
650
2,3.W
National Zoological Park
2
Director, assistant director, and administrative staff for trans-
portation to and from official meetings and business with
other agencies. Messenger service and general administra-
tive purposes. Patrol and law enforcement duties.
Total, District of Columbia
133
242,560
107
31,635
210, 915
351
TRUST FUNDS
Administrative Expenses, District Unemployment
Compensation Board
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Administration of unemployment compensa-
tion (total obligations) (object class 25)---
1,351
1,348
1,350
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Receipts - -
no
1,253
-12
12
1,350
-14
14
1.350
-14
Total financing
1.351
1.348
1,350
Represents grants made to the Board of Commissioners
of the District of Columbia by the Department of Labor
for administrative expenses, District Unemployment Com-
pensation Board (49 Stat. 626, 946).
Civil Defense Procurement, Contributions by Office of
Civil and Defense Mobilization
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Mobile radio installations and evacuation
10
2
15
2. Communication installations, command
center
3. Portable generators, D.C, General Hos-
6
Total obligations . .
12
21
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
17
10
-15
15
6
Receipts ._
Total financing
12
21
Represents contributions to the Board of Commissioners
of the District of Columbia by the Office of Civil and De-
fense Mobilization for the establishment of a civil defense
program (64 Stat. 1249; 65 Stat. 61; 66 Stat. 658).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
2
10
15
6
31 Equipment
12
21
Cooperative Vocational Education Allotments, Grants by
Office op Education, Department op Health, Education,
AND Welfare
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by acti?ities:
1. Distributive occupations
16
40
50
25
34
15
40
50
20
34
15
2. Home economics
40
50
4. Practical nursing -
20
5. Technical training for national defense
34
Total obligations (object class 25)
165
159
159
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
22
143
159
159
Total financing ,
165
159
159
The grants defray part of the cost of instruction in the
District of Columbia public schools in subjects relating to
distributive occupations, home economics, industries,
practical nursing, and technical training for national
defense (49 Stat, 1488-1490; 20 U.S.C. 154-15p; 72 Stat.
1597-1601).
Department of Corrections, Inmate's Funds
Program and Financing (in thousands of dolleirs)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Earnings of inmates, total obligations (object
class 44) -
441
480
480
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Receipts -
85
432
-76
76
484
-80
80
480
-80
Total financing _
441
480
480
Personal funds of inmates of the workhouse and reform-
atory together with earnings of inmates in industrial
enterprises of the Department of Corrections are deposited
to this fund for subsequent refund to inmates (45 Stat.
1290).
Disability Determinations, Advances by Bureau of Old-Age
AND Survivors Insurance
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Disability determinations (total obligations).
47
53
60
53
54
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Disability Determinations, Advances by Bureau of Oi-d-Agb
AND Survivors Insurance — ^Continued
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Receipts
20
40
-13
13
42
-2
2
59
-i
47
53
60
Represents advances to the District of Columbia for
paying the cost of making disabihty determinations for
the Federal Government to determine eligibility for dis-
ability insurance benefits for certain disabled individuals
(70 Stat. 807).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions.
Positions other than permanent
Total personnel compensation
12 Personnel benefits
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
25 Other services: Services of other District
agencies
26 Supplies and materials
4 1 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
Total obligations
1960
actual
21
5
26
2
2
1
1
15
47
1961
estimate
23
6
29
2
2
1
I
18
53
1962
estimate
24
6
30
2
2
I
I
24
60
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Fees and Other Collections, Recreation Board
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Recreation program (total obligations)
131
142
142
Financing :
Unobligated balance brought forward
Receipts
47
135
-51
51
142
-51
51
142
-51
Total financing
131
142
142
Fees and receipts from recreation activities are available
to defray in whole or in part the expense of Recreation
Board activities (56 Stat. 263).
Object Classification (in thousands of doll
ars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
4
33
4
44
4
Positions other than permanent
44
Total personnel compensation
37
2
1
2
3
70
14
1
1
48
3
2
3
4
65
15
1
I
48
3
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction..
2
3
4
25 Other services
65
26 Supplies and materials
15
1
44 Refunds _.
1
Total obligations
131
142
142
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions,.
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year..
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
1
8
!
10
9
11
I
I
4.0
5.0
$4,056
$4,347
I
9
10
1
5.0
$4,680
Grants by Children's Bureau, Department op Health,
Education, and Welfare
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Maternity and child health services
2. Services for crippled children.
214
191
51
227
241
103
227
241
3. Child welfare services
79
456
571
547
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
14
493
-51
51
520
547
456
571
547
Represents grants made to the Commissioners of the
District of Columbia by the Children's Bureau, Depart-
ment of Health, Education, and Welfare, under provisions
of the Social Security Act for the purpose of conducting
services for maternal and child health, crippled children,
and chUd welfare (49 Stat. 629, 631, 633; 42 U.S.C. 701,
702, 711, 712, 721).
Object Classification (in
thousands of dol
ars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions .. _
276
93
3
419
55
1
417
Positions other than permanent __
56
Other personnel compensation
Total personnel compensation
372
475
473
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— TRUST FUNDS
55
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
Personnel benefits
Travel and transportation of persons-
Rent, communications, and utilities.-
Printing and reproduction.
Other services
Supplies and materials
Equipment
Total obligations.
1960
actual
25
2
2
15
36
4
456
1961
estimate
36
9
I
I
29
19
571
1962
estimate
39
1
1
13
19
1
547
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade
Average GS salary..
Average salary of ungraded positions..
71
69
17
9
68
75
68
75
7.4
7.5
$5,639
$6,361
$4,388
$4,493
69
9
73
73
7.5
$6,500
$4,596
Grants by Public Health Service, Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Control of tuberculosis
37
27
36
50
48
332
392
17
38
36
25
40
56
41
451
637
26
32
36
25
3. Mental health
40
4. Public health work -
56
5. Venereal disease control
6. Construction of sewage disposal system
7. Construction of hospital buildings
8. Water pollution control
9. Heart disease controI__
41
451
637
26
32
977
1.344
1,344
Financing:
37
988
-48
47
1.297
Receipts
1,344
Unobligated balance lapsing
Total financing ._ __
977
1.344
1,344
Represents grants made to the District of Columbia
to meet expenditures in establishing and mamtaining
adequate measures for the prevention, treatment, and
control of tuberculosis, cancer, mental health activities,
venereal and heart diseases and other public health work
(58 Stat. 693, sec. 314b; 61 Stat. 270; 58 Stat. 694, sec.
314c; 60 Stat. 424; 58 Stat. 693; 58 Stat. 692; 49 Stat.
634, sees. 601, 602; 62 Stat. 1159, sec. 8a; 60 Stat. 1042;
63 Stat. 898; 62 Stat. 465; 41 Stat. 735).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions . .
114
72
2
141
45
1
141
Positions other than permanent
46
Total personnel compensation
188
187
187
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
12 Personnel benefits..
21 Travel and transportation of persons.
24 Printing and reproduction
n
7
1
396
346
6
22
15
1
15
1
25 Other services _
629
476
29
7
629
Services to other District agencies
26 Supplies and materials
476
29
7
Total obligations,
977
1,344
1,344
Persoimel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year. .
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Average salary of ungraded positions..
35
33
15
9
39
35
39
35
5.1
5.3
$4,783
$5,395
$4,378
$4,430
33
8
35
35
5.3
$5,484
$4,430
Grants Under Social Security Act, Department of Health,
Education, and Welfare
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Public assistance (total obligations)
8,007
7.960
9.196
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
112
7,895
Receipts
7.960
9.196
Unobligated balance carried forward
8,007
7.960
9.196
Represent grants made to the Commissioners of the Dis-
trict of Columbia under the Social Security Act by the
Department of Health, Education, and Welfare for aid to
the permanently and totally disabled dependent children,
blind, and for old-age assistance (64 Stat. 556 ; 49 Stat. 621,
628, 744, 747; 50 Stat. 646; 42 U.S.C. 303, 603, 1203).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
508
7,499
7,960
9,196
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions
8,007
7.960
9,196
Miscellaneous Trust Fund Deposits
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1.349
56
721
1,416
81
908
1.425
2. Public utilities
83
3. Miscellaneous .....
962
Total obligations.. .
2.126
2.405
: — = — .,
2,470
56
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Miscellaneous Trust Fund Deposits — Coutiuued
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward:
Cash
1.105
152
2.380
-1.358
-153
1.358
153
2.456
-1.400
-162
1.400
U.S. securities (par) . _
162
2.483
Unobligated balance carried forward:
-1.410
U.S. securities (par)
-165
Total financing _- _
2,126
2.405
2.470
This fund consists principally of deposits made by
property owners, corporations, and others for work to
be performed by the District of Columbia for their
benefit in connection with cuts in streets, special sewers
and various engineering projects. Also carried in this
account are bequests for the benefit of certain charitable
and religious institutions, and to provide awards for
excellence in school work (33 Stat. 368).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
1 1 Personnel compensation:
176
5
4
239
4
4
244
Positions other than permanent
4
Other personnel compensation
3
Total personnel compensation
185
12
247
19
1
1
3
1.973
142
6
3
10
251
19
1
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
24 Printing and reproduction
1
2
1.757
154
3
2
10
2
2
25 Other services __
2,027
Services to other District agencies
147
6
5
44 Refunds...
10
Total obligations
2.126
2,405
2,470
Personnel Summary
Total number of permanent positions..
Full-time equivalent of other positions.
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary
Motor Vehicle Owner's and Operator's Financial Responsi-
bility Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of do!
ars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Settlement of accident claims (total obliga-
tions) (object class 44) . .
91
90
92
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Receipts
88
84
81
86
77
88
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars) — Continued
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Financing — Continued
-81
-77
-73
Total financing .
91
90
92
Deposits made by persons involved in motor-vehicle
accidents to assure equitable settlement of damages when
liability is estabhshed by the courts, agreements or other
acceptable actions between parties involved are refunded
(68 Stat. 120).
Property Redemption Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activity:
Redemption of property (total obligations)
(object class 44)
225
233
245
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
52
220
-47
47
236
-50
50
245
-50
Total financing . _. ..
225
233
245
Payments made by persons redeeming property previ-
ously sold for taxes are used to repay persons holding
certificates representing purchases of unpaid taxes on
property (20 Stat. 101, 108, sees. 1-15; 33 Stat. 635, sec. 4).
National Defense Education, Loans and Grants by Depart-
ment of Health, Education, and Welfare
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Strengthening instruction in science,
mathematics, and modern foreign
languages:
(a) Acquisition of laboratory and other
equipment
(b) Expansion or improvement of super-
visory service
140
13
41
3
104
20
47
3
193
20
2. Guidance, counseling, and testing
3. Loans to students in institutions of higher
education
47
3
Total obligations (object class 25)
197
174
263
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
11
208
-20
20
154
263
Total financing
197
174
263
In cooperation with the U.S. Office of Education,
under provisions of the National Defense Education
Act of 1958, a program is carried on to stimulate and im-
prove instruction in science, mathematics, and modern
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— TRUST FUNDS
57
foreign languages at the secondary school level, and to
encoiu-age adequate testing, guidance, and counseling as
aids to better teaching and learning in these fields, as
well as provision for low-interest loans to students Ln
need of such funds at institutions of higher education
(72 Stat. 1583-1590, 1592-1595).
Redevelopment Program, Redevelopment Land Agency
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
Program by activities:
1 . Redevelopment of slum areas
2. Investments in other securities
Total obligations
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
Cash
U.S. securities (par)
Other securities --.
Receipts .
Unobligated balance carried forward:
Cash -
U.S. securities (par)
Other securities
Total financing
1960
actual
15,611
93
15.704
1,194
5,165
6,525
13.953
-3.154
-1.361
-6,618
15,704
1961
estimate
22,128
100
22,228
3,154
1,361
6.618
27,752
-2,657
-2,000
-12,000
22,228
1962
estimate
19,480
100
19,580
2,657
2,000
12,000
27.388
-2,465
-2,000
-20,000
19,580
Grants and awards are made by the Housing and Home
Finance Agency to the District of Columbia to carry out
the redevelopment program (63 Stat. 442).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
I960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
REDEVELOPMENT LAND AGENCY
1 1 Personnel compensation:
Permanent positions
467
47
4
545
50
2
558
50
Total personnel compensation
518
27
8
25
3
2.390
10
3
11,386
404
925
597
38
7
61
4
3.160
15
7
16.486
422
1,399
608
39
2 1 Travel and transportation of persons
23 Rent, communications, and utilities
7
64
4
25 Other services .».
9,672
26 Supplies and materials
18
3
7,615
41 Grants, subsidies, and contributions.
354
1.174
Total, Redevelopment Land Agency
15,699
22.196
19,558
ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL CAPITAL
PLANNING COMMISSION
11 Personnel compensation: Positions other
5
28
3
1
20
2
24 Printing and reproduction _ _
Total, National Capital Planning Com-
mission .,,___,_._»__ -_
5
32
22
15.704
22,228
19,580
Personnel Summary
REDEVELOPMENT LAND AGENCY
Total number of permanent positions
Full time equivalent of all other positions
Average number of all employees
Num.ber of employees at end of year
Average GS grade
Average GS salary,.
Average salary of ungraded positions
ALLOCATION TO NATIONAL CAPITAL
PLANNING COMMISSION
Average number of all employees
Number of employees at end of year.
1960
1961
actual
estimate
93
96
13
14
97
100
97
100
7.0
7.4
$5,808
$6,450
$4,212
$4,355
1
5
0
0
1962
estimate
96
14
101
101
7.4
$6,560
$4,240
School Lunch and Milk Programs, Advances by Department
OP Agriculture
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Contribution to school lunch program
2. Contribution to special milk program for
children - - -
244
420
213
422
213
422
Total obligations (object class 25)
664
635
635
Financing:
664
635
635
Funds are advanced to the District of Columbia to
defray a portion of the cost of school lunch programs in
public or private schools, and for special milk programs
for children in public or private schools, or in child care
institutions (60 Stat. 232).
Surplus Fund, Realty Tax Sales
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Surplus receipts from tax sales (total obliga-
17
19
21
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward...
17
22
-22
22
20
-23
23
20
1 InnK ifratpd balance carried forward
-22
Total financins -
17
19
21
This fmid is derived from the sm-plus of receipts from
the tax sales over the amount due for taxes and special
assessments. Payments are made to former owners of
the property sold, or to the holder of certificate of sale if
the property is redeemed (32 Stat. 621, 635).
58
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
Teachers' Retihement and Annuity Fund
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1. Retirement benefits for public school
teachers
4,330
14
4,750
5.130
2. Discount on sales of investments in U.S.
Total obligations .. _. __ _,
4.344
4,750
5.130
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward:
Cash _
45
32.792
6.682
-382
-34.793
382
34,793
6,758
-383
-36.800
383
U.S. securities (par)
36,800
7.596
Unob igated balance carried forward:
Cash
-389
U.S. securities (par)
-39.260
Total financing
4,344
4.750
5.130
This fund is derived from the amounts deducted from
the basic sahiries of teachers of the pubUc schools, the
annual appropriations representing the District's con-
tribution to the fund and voluntary contributions of
teachers. The funds are invested until paid out as ben-
efits and the income derived from investment is deposited
to the credit of the fund (41 Stat. 387, sees. 1, 2; 44 Stat.
727; 60 Stat. 875, sees. 1, 2, 15; 61 Stat. 750).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
25 Other services ...
5
14
4.193
132
5
5
42 Insurance claims and indemnities
44 Refunds
4.620
125
5.000
125
4.344
4.750
5.130
Urb \N Renewal nEMONSxRATioN PRruECTS
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Urban renewal demonstration projects (total
obligations^ fobiect class 25)
37
65
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward
27
44
-34
35
30
Total financing _ __
37
65
Grants are made by the Housing and Home Finance
Agency to the District of Columbia to cany out the urban
renewal demonstration projects (68 Stat. 629-630).
Vocational Rehabilitation Program, Advances by Department
OF Health, Education, and Welfare
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
Vocational rehabilitation (total obligations)
(object class 25)
229
238
232
Financing:
4
235
-I
1
233
-4
232
-1
229
238
232
Represents advances to the District of Columbia to
assist in rehaliilitating physically handicapped persons so
that they can engage themselves in remunerative employ-
ment (68 Stat. 662).
Welfare Funds, Department of Cokrections
Program and Financing (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
Program by activities:
1 . Operation of canteens
197
41
200
45
200
2. Inmate welfare progreim
45
Total obligations
238
245
245
Financing:
Unobligated balance brought forward:
Cash
37
15
229
-28
-15
28
15
230
-13
-15
13
U.S. securities (par)
15
Receipts
247
Unob igated balance carried forward:
Cash
-15
U.S. securities (par)
-15
Total financing __
238
245
245
Receipts from the operations of canteens in the several
institutions of the Department of Corrections are deposited
to this fund. Profits from the operations are applied to
recreational and welfare purposes for the benefit of the
prisoners (60 Stat. 320).
Object Classification (in thousands of dollars)
1960
actual
1961
estimate
1962
estimate
11 Personnel compensation: Payment to pris-
3
235
3
242
3
26 Supplies and materials
242
238
245
245
DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
OPERATING EXPENSES
Executive Office
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or In
excess of .{13,730:
Commissioner..
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Secretary to Board of Commissioners.
OS-U. $12,210 to $13,510:
E.xecntive assistant, urban renewal...
Executive director, human relations..
Executive secretary, regional confer-
ence
Special assistant to Conmiissioners...
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,il55 to $10,255
OS-U. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5.8S5 to $6.875
GS-7. $5,355 to $0,345
QS-6. $4,830 to $5.820
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at annual rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses _-_
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $38, 000
1 13, 978
11, 606
2
5
3
12
1
6
8
6
4
4
11,357
34, 569
21,008
43,160
21, 340
75, 066
6,637
32, 801
38,709
27, 019
16, 598
16, 203
4,056
60 411, 107
4.6 31,918
65. 4 379, 189
29,187
8, 165
3,132
1,001
420, 674
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $38, 000
1 15, 038
1
1
1
3
3
3
6
13
2
6
10
9
3
4
12. 750
12, 480
12, 230
37, 980
33, 239
27, 955
38, 855
88,795
12, 771
35, 359
51, 416
42, 120
12, 376
17,615
4,264
68 493, 143
2. 5 18, 837
65. 5 474, 306
16. 353
24, 450
1,682
516, 791
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $38, 000
1 15, 038
1 12, 750
1 12, 480
1
3
3
4
6
14
1
6
10
11
5
4
12,480
38,500
33, 239
37, 170
47, 486
97, 168
6,718
36, 192
62. 896
62, M7
21,216
17.619
4,261
74 535, 353
1. 4 9, 906
72. 6 525, 448
20,700
34, 250
580, 398
Department of GENEB.Ui Administration
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
Director -
OS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Finance officer
OS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Budget officer
Deputy finance ofHcer
Management officer
Personnel officer -
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrative services officer
Deputy budget officer
Chief, property tax division..
Chief, revenue division _
Chief, treasury division ._
Chief, accounting division.
Director, real property assessments...
Internal audit officer — _
Deputy management officer .
Procurement officer _ _,
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Executive assistant..
Deputy admtnistrat ive services officer.
Supervi.'ory budget analyst
Systems accountant
Chief, processing division
Deputy, accounting division , .
Deputy internal audit officer.
Manapem'^nt analyst
Statistical analyst.
Chief, administration and safety divi-
sion -
Chief, classifloatiou and wage division.
Chief, employment and training divi-
sion. -
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
OS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
OS-10. .$6,995 to .«7,986
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,426
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,366 to $6,346
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$17. 514
15, 392
14,2"6
14,206
16, 163
15,163
12 771
13,083
13,0«3
13, 686
13,013
14,456
13, 370
13, 978
13,083
12, 771
11,606
11,357
1
26
33
54
8
46
22
62
U, 835
12, 334
11,3.57
23,212
11,3.57
n,K>,r,
11,835
11,606
267, 862
288, 167
394, 146
66,723
294, 907
133, 915
290,980
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
.T18, 512
16, 800
16, 267
15,517
16. 3(.7
16, 307
13, 749
27, 498
H,.394
16, 038
14, 061
16, .558
14, 70S
1,5, 038
14.061
14,061
12,750
12, 230
12, 480
12. 230
12,230
13. 270
12. 480
26. .500
12, 480
13,000
13, 000
12, 750
256, 009
337, 105
602, 141
62, 831
340, 122
124, 155
361, 166
1
23
35
64
7
60
19
59
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18,512
1 16, 806
1
1
1
24
36
68
7
57
19
61
15.517
15,517
16,307
16, 307
14,061
28. 122
14.394
15. CS.S
14. 394
15,829
15,038
15,038
14, 394
14, 061
12,760
12, 480
12, 480
12, 480
12, 230
13, 620
12,4.8(1
25, ,500
12, 480
1.3. 270
13, 000
13,000
269, 530
350, 020
540, 916
63, 497
392, 454
126, 320
364, 876
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-6 $4 N30 to $6,820 .
Num- Total
ber salary
76 $389,732
128 690, 187
113 468, 815
61 226, 907
10 34,634
2 6,801
10 30, 807
Num- Total
ber salary
79 $443,521
137 677, 730
101 449,426
65 222, 949
20 72, 579
1 3, 283
7 29, 952
Num- Total
ber salary
79 $461,089
GS-5. .$4,345 to .$6,335
142 716, 733
GS-4 $4,040 to .$4,670 .
103 464, 074
56 230, 833
GS-2 $3,500 to .$4,130
21 77,862
GS-1. .$3,1,85 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
7 30,066
Total permanent . ...
667 3, 827, 925
39.8
228, 589
687 4,284,249
17.2
107, 370
710 4,493,264
14.9
94,411
Net permanent (average number,
627.2
3, 599, 336
29,208
362
29,360
8,831
272
669.8
4, 176, 879
19, 898
696.1
Positions other than permanent:
4,398,853
19,898
Intermittent employment _
Other personal services:
ReeDlar pay above 52-week base.. ..
16,478
880
1,630
880
Nightwork differential
1,630
Total personal services .
3,667,369
4, 216, 765
4, 421, 261
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
$3, 662, 862
4,617
$4, 212. 482
3.283
$4, 421, 261
Office of Corporation Counsel
Grades and ranges:
GS-18. $18,500:
General attorney
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
General attorney
OS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
General attorney
Trial attorney
Legisl:itive attorney
Attorney-adviser
G!3-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
General attorney
Trial attorney
Attorney-adviser
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
G.S-12. $8,955 to $10,265..-.
OS-U. $7,600 to $8,860
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $6,365 to $6,34.5__._
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..-.
aS-5. $4,345 to $6,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670.
aS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded iwsitions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base...
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 514
14, 435
26, 749
40, 143
13, 686
13, 686
23, 212
34, 798
11,835
60,632
69, 612
65, 206
86, 402
12
7
16
6
1
64, 661
35, 276
68, 454
23, 338
4,077
8,362
96 672, 127
2.7 19,688
92. 3 652, 439
4,216
264
656,919
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 500
1 15, 775
43, 790
43, 465
15,030
2
3
1
6
8
9
16
24, 940
37, 930
12, 730
66, 410
74, 240
71, 160
106, 095
12
7
17
6
1
70, 860
38, 760
79, 476
26, 606
4,390
8, 560
99 767, 715
0. 5 3, 163
1. 5 754, 662
1,822
200
756, 574
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $18, 600
16, 035
44,115
67,846
15,030
13, 730
24,940
49,620
7
7
9
16
2
10
8
20
4
1
77, 045
64, 766
70,640
108, 406
11, 936
00,150
45, 406
94,820
17,210
4,496
8,560
103 803, 246
0. 4 3, 180
102.6 800,065
800, 265
Regulatory Agencies
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-10. $15,265 to $16,295:
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $30,326
1 14,914
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $32, 614
1 16, 037
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $32, 614
Superintendent —
1 16,307
59
60
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Requlatort Agencies — Continued
Grades and ranges— Continued
GS-15. $13,730 to $16,030:
Member and parole executive ,._
Board member
GS-14. $13,210 to $13,810:
Coroner
Deputy superintendent
Actuary
Recorder of deeds _
Executive secretary _.
Public utilities accountant
Public utilities engineer
Planning officer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935 - _.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
GS-8. $5,885 to $6.875- -
GS-7. $5,355 to $6.345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335 -
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390.-
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,1,30
GS-1. $3,185 to $3.816
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..-
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential -
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,771
3 39, 210
1 12, 655
1 11, 606
1 11,606
1 11, 606
1
1
1
II
6
8
7
32
11
26
18
27
33
21
14
2
12, 085
12. 085
11,835
116.595
63. 664
60, 154
49, 816
203, 249
68, 038
143, 128
91, 729
123, 200
133, 440
84, 225
49, 345
7, 164
8,320
232 1, 372, 666
6.7 39,682
225.3
1,332,984
527
3,652
10,383
2,792
1,106
1, 351, 444
1901 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 061
3 42, 165
13, 610
12, 750
12, 750
12, 750
12, 230
12,230
13, 270
13, 000
11.5,262
59, 010
98, 871
3S. 500
256, 086
80. 067
125, 122
112,041
123, 726
154. 005
94, 709
48, 245
7,853
8,112
236 1,627,975
2.4 16,343
233.6
1, 512, 632
4,544
5,512
3,300
1,200
1, 527, 188
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 394
3 43, 140
13,610
13,000
13, 000
13, 000
12, 230
12, 230
13, 270
13, 270
137. 083
68, 225
107, 692
38, 979
266, 678
80, 895
132,311
113.831
126, 546
160, 717
95, 769
49, 085
7,957
8,216
243 1,603.938
2 13, 386
, 590, 6.63
12, 626
3,400
1,200
1, 607, 779
Department of Occupations and Professions
Grades and ranees:
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Director.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,265
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875.-
GS-7. $6,365 to $6,345-
GS-6. $4.-8.30 to $6,820-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
OS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to .$4,390.-
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent employment
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num
Total
ber
salary
$13,978
10,868
18, 367
8,008
26, 083
2
11,856
6
32, 657
3
15,017
6
25, 523
9
35, 963
9
34,154
1
3,765
45
236.229
0.7
3,764
44.3
232,475
35, 855
1,810
270, 140
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
1
2
5
2
10
3
6
13
$15,038
22,340
10, 276
15, 142
35, 028
12, 938
57, 167
16, 494
28,081
65,744
37,401
4,160
55 309, 798
2.6 14,040
62.6
295,758
60, 125
1,187
347, 070
1962 estimate
Num
Total
ber
salary
1
$16,038
2
22.838
1
10,275
2
16,643
6
35, 527
2
13, 104
10
58,490
3
16, 828
7
33, 426
16
66. 104
9
38,046
1
4,2M
58
328, 582
0.6
2,906
67.6
325, 676
24, 627
64,688
414, 991
Public Schools
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 esthnate
Grades and ranges:
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
Num- Total
her salary
1 $10,629
4 38, 277
4 29,677
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,419
4 38. 750
4 32, 594
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,690
OS-12. $8,965 to $10.265
4 39. 270
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
4 32, 594
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.-
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ---
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $5,355 to $6.345.--- --
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
OS-3. .$3,760 to .$4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Grades established by act ol Sept. 13,
1900 (74 Stat. 913, 914):
Class 1. $19,000:
Superintendent of schools
Class 2. $14,200 to $16,000:
Deputy superintendent -
Class 3. $13,330 to $15,205:
Assistant superintendent
President, teachers college
Class 4. $12,148 to $14,083 -
Class 5C. $10,868 to $12,793
Class 6B. $10,613 to $12,878
Class 7C. $9,675 to $11,010
Class 7B. $9,460 to $11,395
Class 8C. $9,363 to $11,288
Class 8B. $9,138 to $11,073 --
Class 9C. $8,923 to $10,858
Class 9B. $8,708 to $10,643
Class IOC. $8,815 to $10,750
Class lOB. $8,600 to .$10,535- -..
Class 12C. $8,493 to $10,428
Class 12B. $8,278 to $10,213
Class 13C. $8,170 to $10,105
Class 14C. $8,063 to $9,998
Class 16B. $7,633 to $9,568
Class 16C. $7,095 to $9,030
Class 16B. $6,880 to $8,815
Class 17B. $6,128 to $8,063
Class 18C. $5,500 to $7,848
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$61, 629
26. 249
40. 581
287. 130
313, 791
180.211
613.219
202, 401
23. 627
4
7
63
62
41
167
64
7
1 19.000
1 14, 875
Class 18B. $5,300 to $7,633.
Class 18A. $4,800 to $7,095.
Ungraded positions at hom-ly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
8
1
2
3
1
20
6
60
14
78
28
19
2
27
6
8
1
6
39
3
2
682
4,
1,179
7,
2,685
14,
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses -
Add terminal leave In excess of lapses..
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment--
Intermittent employment — .
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.,
Nightwork differential
Overtime and holiday pay ,
Total personal services.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obUgatlons
Reimbursable obUgations
110. 900
12, 400
23, 725
32, 225
11,700
208, 575
61.350
603, 900
137,900
745, 275
257. 625
183, 700
19. 375
248, 175
45, 700
72, 960
8,400
38. 650
313. 875
24, 150
11,400
112, 800
824. 375
241, 050
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$66. 873
28, 766
44, 699
316,039
348. 696
197. 871
707. 148
218, 747
25. 641
4
7
53
63
41
167
64
7
1 19. 000
1 15, 325
1
2
3
1
20
7
59
15
78
31
19
4
27
8
8
1
5
38
4
2
673
119,943
13. 672
25, 747
35, 475
12, 578
226, 637
75, 895
644. 939
158. 594
809. 656
306. 254
199. 895
38, 270
270, 666
74, 205
79, 630
9,272
42,616
332, 4%
33.083
12, 738
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
10
6
7
63
65
42
176
64
7
$75, 367
35, 694
45, 697
323. 617
363,684
207.043
747, 760
220, 786
25,646
1,076
4,311,214
4, 390, 180
1 292
9, 115, 509
2,684
16,097,289
1,130
4, 682, 574
,159
35. 519, 485
74 426,767
6,436
39, 878, 081
23 140,210
,233
35, 946, 262
687, 037
612, 284
46,823
28, 079
82, 452
37, 402, 927
$37, 156, 968
245, 959
6,413
39, 737, 871
740, 853
678, 325
24, 877
33, 679
82, 962
1 19.000
1 15, 550
120.427
13,814
26, 230
36,201
12, 678
228, 331
76, 863
660.262
178. 322
818. 368
325, 812
202. 073
47, 364
273, 812
116, 560
80, 356
9,514
68,992
336, 851
47, 085
13, 706
1
2
3
1
20
7
59
17
78
33
19
5
27
13
8
1
7
38
6
2
673
4, 409, 760
1,405
9,846,570
2,779
16, 873, 317
1,163
4,849,925
6,704
41, 816, 260
116 717,083
6,589
41, 099, 177
782, 171
742, 127
33, 679
82, 952
42, 740, 106
$41,041,652
267, 006
$42, 482, 935
267, 171
Public Library
Grades and ranges:
OS-16. $15,255 to $15,295:
Chief librarian-
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Assistant librarian-
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
OS-7. $5.3.55 to $6,346
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335-
OS^. $4,040 to .$4,670
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. $3,18.5 to $3,815.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$14,685
11.367
19, 802
59,114
206.080
46, 466
279, 793
176,215
176, 802
37,065
144. 667
76.003
300,706
91,071
6,948
65 286, 406
397 1.931,180
25.7 125,090
371.3
1,806,090
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,037
1
2
7
30
7
48
34
36
8
35
19
87
29
2
12, 480
21, 798
65,145
235,520
61, 229
321,318
209, 953
197, 344
40,412
164.637
83.200
343.052
106, 199
6,406
67 300,741
413 2, 176, 471
18.6 97,158
394.4
2,078,313
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $16,037
12,760
22,340
66.936
249. 701
52. 395
332, 738
231.941
211,238
41,080
174, 138
84,344
363. 641
116, 101
6.400
71 320, 469
431 2.301,144
20.7 110,297
410.3
2,190,847
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
61
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-neek base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork dltlerential--
Total personal services
1960 actual
$47, 949
14, 630
9,895
18, 222
1,896,686
1961 estimate
$52, 929
8,317
10,483
20,917
2, 170, 969
1962 estimate
$52,929
10.483
22, 137
2, 276, 396
Recreation Department
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Superintendent of recreation
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant superintendent
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935--
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,225
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 -..
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent -
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time employment- _-
School custodians
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base-
Overtime and holiday pay --
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $14, 685
1 11,606
7
3
13
29
62
93
51
3
1
62, 025
19, 781
80,311
157,683
263,782
412,322
198, 229
11,752
3,723
26, 935
261 1,262,834
8.6 41,341
262.4
1,221,493
380. 127
106, 307
9,236
2.412
17, 884
1, 737, 469
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 037
1
1
6
4
13
32
64
96
64
1
1
12, 4S0
11,939
56, 140
27, 103
88,173
188, 621
299, 564
466. 639
229, 853
4.410
4,035
28,018
271 1,433,012
1. 9 10, 135
269.1
1, 422, 877
375, 265
128, 470
5,512
2.2.37
12,231
1, 946, 692
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 307
1
1
6
6
13
33
65
100
69
1
1
12, 750
11,939
67, 470
35, 027
89, 602
197, 970
310,754
496, 780
255, 169
4,514
4,139
28,226
283 1.520, .537
3.7 19,944
279.3
1, 500, 593
463, 370
154, 648
2,237
22, 067
2,142,915
Metropolitan Police
Grades and ranges:
GS-12. $8,966 to $10,256
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.--
GS-8. $6,886 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,366 to $6,345
GS-6. .$4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.-
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,816 -...
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1958 (72 Stat. 480):
Chief of poUce, $16,125 to $18,383
Deputy chief of police, $11,826 to
$14,083
Inspector, $10,213 to $12,470
Captain, $8,600 to $10,868
Detective in salary grade of captain,
$8,600 to $10.858
Lieutenant in salary grade of captain,
$8,600 to $10,858
Lieutenant, $7,626 to $9,783
Motorcycle sergeant, $7,418 to $9,224..
Sergeant, $6,880 to $8,686
Motorcycle corporal, $6,880 to $8,686..
Detective sergeant, $6,666 to $8,858
Corporal, $6,343 to $8,149
Precinct detective, $6,128 to $8,321
Private technician, class XI, $6,698 to
$7,891
Motorcycle private, $5,698 to $7,891...
Detective, $6,698 to $7,891
Private, station clerk, $5,429 to $7,622..
Plainclothesman, $5,429 to $7,622
Private technician, class I, $5,429 to
$7 622
Private, $6,i60"to'$7',353"II^I^IIIIIII!
Ungraded positions at annual rates less
than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $17,639
1
2
13
16
43
60
2
1
6,074
11. 772
67,643
74, 234
183, 032
230, 109
7,093
2,974
1 16, 400
10 114.200
13 126,600
37 311,400
8,700
8,700
641,200
61, 100
545,080
8.080
570. 800
335. 340
483,600
168. 325
656, 330
4.54. 186
380. 720
630. 670
1
85
8
79
1
75
51
69
25
105
70
60
105
28 168,660
1,784
9, 833, 945
1 8, 360
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $19,590
1
2
14
16
48
84
2
1
10
13
37
1
85
8
79
1
76
61
69
25
88
70
60
105
6,552
12, 730
78. 217
76.490
218. 224
340. 891
7,654
3,203
123, 519
136. 629
337, 766
9,353
696. 448
62, 655
691. 185
8,686
619,601
357. 606
515, 561
176. S07
611, 633
494, 578
411.267
686. 676
28 185,724
1,907
11,368,297
1 8,976
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $19,690
1 7, 010
2
14
16
63
87
2
1
10
13
37
1
85
8
79
1
75
61
69
70
60
105
12. 730
79,680
77.900
240.280
357. 930
7,758
3,307
18, 006
125, 401
138, 785
344, 170
9,353
9,363
707, 742
63, 859
602. 215
8,686
621,909
361. 419
527, 193
177, 710
617,061
497, 588
412, 170
723, 377
28 189,336
2,017
11,824,967
1 8, 976
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
49 $210,620
2,798
16,321,275
91.7
534,684
2,706.3
15, 786, 591
73, 581
86, 740
658, 086
8,427
16, 613, 425
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
49 $216, 238
2,933
18,408,338
6.7
35, 752
2,927.3
18, 372, 586
80,000
55, 900
409, 550
8,700
18, 926, 730
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
49 $215, 666
3,051
19,011,007
3.8
23,801
3, 047. 2
18, 987, 206
80,000
66, 900
330, 550
8,700
19, 462, 356
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$16, 528, 425
85,000
$18, 836, 736
91, 000
$19,416,356
47,000
Fire Department
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Medical officer
GS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
QS-12. $8,965 to $10,255
GS-IO. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875
GS-7. .$6,365 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $6,336
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Grades established by act of Aug. 1,
1958 (72 Stat. 480):
Fire chief, $16,125 to $17,254.-
Deputy fire chief, $11,825 to $12,964...
Chief instructor, $11,826 to $12,964
Fire marehal, $11,825 to $12,954
Superintendent of machinery, $11,825
to $12 954
Battalion fire chief, $10,213 to $11,341..
Deputy fire marshal, $10,213 to $11,341.
Assistant superintendent of machin-
ery, $10,213 to $11,341 -.
Captain, $8,600 to $9,729
Fust deputy fire marshal, $8,600 to
$9,729 -.
Pilot, $8,063 to $9,191
Marine engineer, $8,063 to $9,191
Lieutenant, $7,625 to $8,654
Second deputy fire marshal, $7,625 to
$8,664..--
Second assistant superintendent of
machinery, $7,525 to $8,654
Fire investigator, $7,625 to $8,654
Sergeant, $6,880 to $7,783..- -,-.
Third deputy fire marshal, $6,880 to
$7,783
Third assistant superintendent of
machinery, $6,880 to $7,783
Assistant marine engineer, $6,343 to
$7,246-
Assistant pilot, $6,343 to $7,246
Fire inspector, technician II, $6,450
to $7,353
Fire inspector, technician I, $6,181 to
$7,084 ---.
Fire inspector, $5,913 to $6,816
Private, technician II, $6,698 to $6,988.
Private, technician I, $5,429 to $6,719..
Private, $5,160 to $6,450
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses-
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary employment
Intermittent..-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base.
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
5
13
1
$12, 663
11.107
8,341
6,510
6,448
23. 404
11.045
24,128
64,645
3,698
1 16, 060
3 33, 700
1 11.350
1 12, 060
12, 400
217, 050
9,850
10, 200
442,500
8,360
15,700
16,400
421, 400
8,050
7,700
15,400
615, 680
13,920
6,680
14, 040
12, 930
14.240
5 34. 070
19 121,043
24 1.W.640
217 1.364.210
601 3, 335, 240
1
22
1
1
54
1
2
2
59
1
2
91
43 214,845
1,192
7,326,487
23.7
146, 260
1,168.3
7, 180, 227
64,901
55, 976
166. 457
4,805
7, 462, 366
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 520
11.939
8,965
7.176
7,114
25, 804
12, 186
26, 744
60,664
3,973
1 17, 254
3 36, 604
1 12, 201
1 12,954
1
22
1
1
54
1
2
2
59
1
2
91
2
1
2
2
13, 330
234, 080
10, 965
10, 965
489, 609
9,353
16, 878
17,630
476,333
8,654
8,654
16, 665
673, 505
15, 666
7,482
16, 093
13, 889
15,308
5
19
24
36. 625
130. 121
174, 924
217 1,498,722
616 3, 714, 867
25 140, 109
1,189
8, 006, 406
15.8
106,077
1, 173. 2
7, 899, 728
69, ISO
300
29,291
189, 118
3.902
8, 191, 519
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
1
1
1
4
2
6
13
1
1
3
1
1
1
22
1
1
54
$13, 620
11,939
9,235
7,342
7,280
26,428
12,478
27,534
62, 679
4,077
17,630
36,604
12,201
12, 954
13, 330
237, 816
10, 965
10, 965
600, 494
1 9,363
2 17. 254
2 18. 3,82
69 486, 063
1 8, 654
1
2
91
2
1
2
2
8,664
17, 265
690, 150
15,566
7,482
15,093
13,889
16,308
6
19
24
36,905
131, 241
175. 526
217 1,502.334
616 3, 764, 939
25 140, 661
105,612
1, 173. 2
8,004,468
69, 596
300
27, 291
166, 118
4,756
8, 272, 519
62
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1902
OPERATING EXPENSES Continued
DeFAUTMENT op VliTEKANS AfPAIKS
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranees:
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num-
ber
1
1
6
2
1
6
1
Total
salary
$13, 686
10,629
33, 135
11, 482
4,066
19,073
3,827
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,030
1 11,415
5 30,300
2 12, 690
1 4, 510
6 20,690
1 4, 130
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $1.5.030
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
1 11.676
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
5 36, 630
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
2 12, 855
OS-5, $4,345 tn $5.335
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1 4,610
6 20, 900
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
1 4, 130
16
0.6
95,888
3,321
16 104, 765
0. 6 3, 200
16 106, 730
Deduct lapses. .
0. 5 3, 591
Net permanent (average number,
15.4
92, 667
359
16 6 101, 565
391
16. 5 102, 139
Other personal services; Regular pay
above 52-\veek base
92, 926
101, 956
102, 139
Office of Civil Defense
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 771
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 749
1 10. 005
1 7,571
1 7,010
1 6, 448
2 8,694
2 8, 320
1 3, 702
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 061
GS-12. $8,995 to $10,255
1 10, 275
GS-Il. $7,560 to $8,860
1 7, 571
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
1 7, 176
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425 ..
1 6, 135
1 4. 056
1 3, 765
1 3,361
1 6,614
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335
2 9, 028
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
3 12, 584
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
1 3, 806
Total permanent
6 30,078
189
10 65, 499
11 71,115
364
Add terminal leave in excess of lapses
946
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
S 29,889
278
680
10 66,446
250
2,000
11 70 751
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay ._
2,000
Total personal services _ _ .
30, 747
68,695
72, 751
Department of Vocational Rehabilitation
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12, 210 to $13,510:
Du-ector.-- -.-
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11.3.57
1 9. 901
1 7, 280
4 30. 305
11 72,050
6 31.4.30
3 16, 068
2 9, 298
6 24. 6.59
7 26, 896
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
1 10. 899
1 8, 966
4 32, 864
11 78. 668
10 54. 994
3 17, 472
2 10,350
14 69, 800
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12,480
1 10 ,S!);)
GS-12. $8,965 to $10,256
1 9 235
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860 ---
4 33 65!
GS-9 $6,435 to $7,425 . -.
12 S6 571
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
3 17,472
2 10 525
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
15 65, 104
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Total permanent -- - --
42 238. 133
0. 4 2, 236
47 286, 601
0.3 1,691
51 313 332
0. 2 1, 233
Net permanent (average number,
41.6 236,897
6,266
1,831
46.7 284,810
6,280
1,098
60.8 312.099
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
6,280
Other personal services: Regular pay
242,993
291, 188
317,379
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obligations
$108,111
134. 882
$1.56.472
134,716
$183, 027
134, 352
Courts
Grades and ranges:
Special positions of rates erjual to or in
excess of $13,7.30:
Chief judge. $19,000 (appeals).. -
Associate judge, $18,500 (appeals)
Chief judge, $18,000 (municipal)
Associate judge. $17„500 (municipal).
.Tuiigo, $17,.500 (juvenile-tax)
Ga-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Clerk of the court (municipal)
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
General attorney (juvenile)...
Director, social services (juvenile)
GS-13. $10,635 to .$11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to .$10,265
GS-ll. $7,560 to $8,860
QS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
QS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
aS-8, $6,885 to .$6,875.-..
OS-7. .$5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
GS-5. .$4,345 to $5,335
GS-1. .$4,040 to $4,670
QS-3. .$3,760 to $4,390..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
GS-1. .$3,1.85 to .$3,815
Total permanent.. _
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)..
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
2
1
15
2
$19. 000
37. 000
18,013
262, 710
35, 014
1 13. 374
11,357
11,357
19. 802
105. 8S5
103. 354
106,140
286. 207
08.908
316. 322
74. 122
210, 644
253, 146
49, 264
3,825
3.723
326 2. 009, 056
3. 5 18, 462
322.6
1, 990, 604
15. 244
2.758
2, 008, 606
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19,000
37. 000
18,013
262. 710
35,014
14, 706
12, 480
12. 480
42. 683
105. 875
127. 935
117.895
313. 294
76. 293
353.310
76, 618
237, 198
286, 104
63, 189
4,130
4,139
332 2,208.966
1
2
1
15
2
1
1
4
11
16
15
45
12
60
14
50
66
13
1
1
3. 5 12, 195
328.5
2, 196, 771
8,061
4.000
2, 208, 822
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$19,000
37,000
18,013
262, 710
36,014
14, 706
12,750
12, 750
43, 863
108, 326
131. 154
119,868
339, 201
77,123
366, 468
83, 720
244. 652
300, 157
64,281
4, 130
4,139
339 2, 289, 024
1.
1
4
11
16
15
48
12
61
15
50
68
13
1
1
10, 950
337
2,278,074
4,000
2, 282, 074
Defartiment of Public Health
Griides and ranges:
QS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director of pubhc health
GS-16. $15,256 to $16,295:
Deputy director of public health
Medical director, D.C. General Hos-
pital
Superintendent and medical director,
Gleim Dale Hospital
OS-15. $13,730 tn $15,030:
.\dministratnr, D.C. General Hospital,
Chief of medical services
Chief of program planning
Chief of public health services
Chief of school health services
Executive officer
Medical officer, D.C. General Hos-
pital _
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Assistant chief of public health serv-
ices...
Associate administrator, D.C. Gen-
eral Hospital
Chief, administrative management...
Chief, finance and procurement
Chief, medical assistance
Chief, public health services
Director of nursing, D.C. General
Hospital
Medical officers
Program officer
Supervising statistician
GS-13. $10,635 to .$11,935
GS-12. .$8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5.e.S6 to $6,876...
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
GS-5. $4,315 to $6,335..
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,070..
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390..
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130..
GS-l. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at annual rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,621
14,914
15, 163
15, 163
11,357
41, 934
2 27, 956
'i"'"i3,"97S'
1 12, 563
23, 920
10. 150
11.835
12, 085
11,836
24,648
11,606
276, 378
1
69
62
77
18
108
62
311
12, 334
756, 068
556, 843
656, 688
126, 235
677, 028
359, 751
1,664.6.64
239
1,152.180
167 735,774
314
1,271,141
451
1,698,794
292
1,054,738
20 70, 698
287 653,202
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
1
1
1
1
Total
salary
$17, 676
16, 307
16. 307
16, 307
13. 749
45, 114
13, 749
30, 076
1 15, 038
1 16, 038
2 26, 750
1
1
1
1
2
1
22
2
1
71
65
78
18
110
62
317
1,917,414
215
1,247,874
169 818,978
324
1. 437, 057
462
1,863.141
292
1,154,247
20 77, 197
289 6,5.5,940
12,230
13,000
13, 270
12, 760
26,790
12. 760
297, 440
24, 460
13, 270
839. 445
631, 784
628, 150
138. 589
757, 368
393, 627
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,576
1 16, 307
1 16,307
1 16, 307
14,061
45, 114
13, 749
30, 076
15, 038
15, 038
1 16, 038
2 26, 000
12, 480
13, 000
13, 270
13, CKIO
26,790
12, 750
338, 000
24, 460
13,520
920, 675
705, 035
684. 868
154,417
825, 338
426, 340
1
1
1
1
2
1
25
2
1
78
72
84
20
118
66
342
2, 095, 268
277
1,433,482
179 882,898
349
1.559,810
466
1,944,624
298
1,187,864
21 80,936
327 806, .596
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
63
Grades and ranges— Continued
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less tlian $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary).
Positions other than permanent:
Part-time empl(»yment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-\veek base.
Overtime and hoUday pay
Nightwork ditTerential... __.
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
823
$2, 827, 028
3,344
14,734,562
203.2
895, 278
3, 140. 8
13, 839, 284
124, 417
148,452
72, 397
355, 798
148, 277
14,088,625
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
823
$2, 884, 374
3, 382
16,096,162
94.8
451,423
3,287.2
15, 644, 729
100,319
121, 665
49, 413
98, 799
102, 899
16, 207, 824
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
847
$2, 988, 580
3,696
17.
102.1
3, 492,
16
494, 230
I
i, 909, 274
209, 238
121,665
13, 930
98, 799
102, 899
17, 455, 805
Department op Coerections
Grades and ranges:
Special positions at rates equal to or in
excess of $13,730:
Director
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Assistant director
Superintendent -
Psychiatrist..
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Executive ofHcer
Resident superintendent
Assistant superintendent
Supervisory general engineer
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255..
GS-U. $7,560 to $8.860.
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985.
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
QS^. $4,040 to $4,670.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment _ ._
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay '_
Nightwork diflerential
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 150
1 12, 770
3 38, 310
22, 710
11, 695
83,440
87, 620
131,340
41,880
234, 795
229, 080
553. 220
381 1,959.930
15 71. 090
8 32. 530
67 411, 281
2
1
8
10
18
6
36
38
98
693 3,936,741
39 219, 090
654 3, 717, 651
10, 000
26, 450
94,366
84, 634
3, 933, 101
Salaries and wages are distributed as
foUows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obUgations
$3, 408, 701
524, 400
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 295
1 13. 730
3 41.515
1 13, 730
12,210
12,210
24, 420
12, 470
112, 850
112,660
164, 480
60,085
312, 655
334, 675
652, 845
478 2,478,195
19 90, 145
8 34, 630
75 468, 269
1
1
2
1
10
12
21
8
46
53
110
851 4,957,969
42 261, 399
809 4, 696, 670
10, 000
17, 430
171,749
90,000
4, 985, 749
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 295
1 14, 055
3 42, 165
1 13, 730
12, 210
12,210
24, 940
12, 730
126, 345
114.220
174. 545
53. 090
332. 025
342. 100
679. 470
495 2,654.035
18 87.615
9 39. 195
76 468, 410
1
11
12
22
"7
48
53
110
872 5,219,385
49 296, 746
823 4, 922, 639
10, 000
171,000
90, 000
5, 193, 639
$4, 355, 749
630, 000
$4, 563, 639
630, 000
Department of Public Welfare
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director of public welfare __.
OS- 16. $15. 2,55 to $16,295:
Deputy director of public welfare. .
0,"3-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Administrator
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Administrative officer
Public welfare advisory speciaUst..
Medical olficer
Superintendent
GS-13. $10,635 to $11.935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255-
GS-11. $7,660 to $8.860-
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425-
OS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
aS-7. $5,355 to $6,345- ,
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 621
1 14,435
1
1
1
1
13
22
30
21
146
15
11,835
11,357
12,663
11,835
135,012
194, 116
220, 913
140, 043
879, 426
85.881
207 1,084,800
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,066
1 15,617
13,000
12, 480
13, 520
13,000
167, 213
209, 830
232,419
189, 844
158 1,060,974
16 99, 340
230 1, 310, 157
1
1
1
1
15
22
29
26
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17, 326
1 16, 787
13, 749
13,000
12.480
13,520
16 181,481
22 213,490
30 244, 900
27 200, 988
168 1,151,028
16 101,838
252 1,460,182
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
OS-5. $4,346 to .$5,335
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670-
G,S-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210...
Total permanent _ _..
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay...
Nightwork differential ___
Total personal services _.
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
58 $282,836
242 1.047.517
295 1.181.134
260 959, 529
ISO 621, 128
366 1,403,569
1,861
8, 313, 609
222 997,927
1,639
7,315,682
72, 726
196, 660
101,713
7, 686, 781
$7, 234. 072
452, 709
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
62 $329,641
280 1,319,334
306 1,325,758
267 1,071,679
191 721, 597
381 1,496,868
1,988
9, 619, 127
143 691,851
1,845
8, 927, 276
9, 257, 034
$8, 723, 239
533, 795
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
62 $337,940
309 1,486,370
329 1,447,326
310 1,257,046
193 746,891
429 1,659,413
2,169
10, 573, 755
187 909,390
9, 664, 360
185,000
114, 000
$9, 380, 306
583, 055
Department of Buildings and Grounds
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962esthnate
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 163
1 13. 978
1 13,083
1 11,606
1 12.563
1 12, 563
1 11,606
4 41, 308
6 61, 480
3 21, 840
4 24, 922
1 6, 386
2 10, 275
2 9,609
6 27,019
4 16,847
1 4,077
55 206, 162
204 798,692
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,307
1 15.038
1 14, 394
1 12, 750
1 13,520
1 13,520
1 12, 480
4 45. 448
6 66. 160
3 24. 253
4 27. 622
1 6.885
2 11.399
2 10. 670
7 34,592
3 13,728
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,307
1 15.038
1 14, 394
1 13,000
1 13, 620
1 13, 620
1 12,480
4 45 989
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director . . ...
Chief of design and engineering
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief of architectural division
Chief of structural division
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935-.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,2.55
6 67.200
3 24,623
4 28 101
GS-U. -$7,560 to $8.860
GS-9. $6,435 to $7.425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875-
1 6,885
2 11, 665
2 11.004
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820-
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
7 35 423
GS^, $4,040 to $4.670
3 13,832
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 ..
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
55 224, 510
209 845, 207
56 226,393
209 858, 818
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $6,989
299 1,309,079
.3.8 20,743
295.2
1, 288, 336
219,094
12,038
22, 136
18, 120
303 1,398,483
1.2 6,668
301.8
1,391,915
220,447
7,797
10, 102
35,490
303 1,417,992
Deduct lapses . .
5 1 28 306
Net permanent (average number,
297.9
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time salaries
1,389,686
217 747
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
10, 102
35,723
Nightwork dilTerential
1, 559, 724
1,665,751
1,653,288
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
$1,521, .521
38,203
$1,616,451
49, 300
$1,621,6.58
31,600
Office op Survetor
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1902 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 334
1 9, 776
2 13, 500
7 39, 602
4 20, 093
6 27, 456
5 19, 968
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 270
1 10, 525
2 14, 540
7 43, 014
4 22, 319
6 30,410
6 21,944
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 520
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,256
1 10, 796
GS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
2 14, 706
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
7 43, 681
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
4 22, 797
GS-5. .$4,345 to $5,335
6 31, 242
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
6 22, 360
64
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1962
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
Office of Surveyor — Continued
1900 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and riinges— Continued
QS-3. $3,760 to $4,390 . . —
Num
ber
10
3
- Total
salary
$35, 878
9,798
Num- Total
ber salary
10 $39, 023
3 10, 753
Num- Total
ber salary
8 $32, 221
GS-2. $3,600 to $4,130
2 7,446
Total permanent
39
6
188, 405
24,032
39 205, 798
2.1 11,036
36 198, 768
Deduct lapses
0. G 3, 265
Not permanent (average number,
34
164,373
1,486
36,9 194,762
741
35, 4 195, 503
Otber personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base
Total personal services >
165,859
195, 503
195, 503
Department of Licenses and Inspections
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
QS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
Director oi licenses and inspections.—
GS-16. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director of licenses and in-
spections
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16, 163
1 13, 978
1 12, 563
1 11,606
7 74,379
18 163, 152
19 140,995
3 20, 134
22 142, 105
30 174.301
136 711,846
24 128. 877
18 82, 929
62 250, 621
11 41,162
3 10,941
2 8,091
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,307
1 15, 038
1 13, 620
1 12, 480
7 80, 167
18 175,948
20 163.069
3 22. 127
22 155, 341
30 191,694
167 896, 154
19 106,018
16 82, 146
65 289, 151
9 37,043
3 11,923
2 8,310
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,307
1 16.038
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Zoning administrator
1 13, 520
Superintendent of inspection division.
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1 12. 480
7 81. 665
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860
18 177,962
20 166, 357
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 -
3 22, 629
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425
24 171, 051
GS-8. $6,885 to $6,876
30 195, OfiS
GS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
172 994,492
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820 ..
19 107, 485
GS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
16 83,716
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670.
68 305, 902
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
9 37. 677
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
3 12, 164
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
2 8,310
Total permanent .
358 2,002.742
21 117. 388
375 2, 276, 436
3.5 21,228
395 2, 422, 722
3.9 24,159
Net permanent (average number.
337 1,885,364
16,039
255
14, 663
13, 655
698
371.5
2,255,207
391.1
Positions other than permanent:
2,398,563
2,637
Intermittent employment
1,000
8,930
2,967
107
1,000
Other personal services:
Overtime and holiday pay
3,186
Nightwork differential
116
Total personal services . ..
1, 930, 554
2,268,211
2, 405, 500
Department of Highways and Traffic
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,570:
Director of highways and traffic
GS-16. $16,255 to $16,295:
Deputy director of highways and
trafHc
OS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Deputy director of design, engineer-
ing, and research
Deputy director of construction and
maintenance
Deputy director of traffic engineering
and operations
Chief, planning and programing
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Special a,ssistant to the director
Chief, office of business administra-
tion
Engineer of design
Engineer of street construction and
maintenance
Engineer of bridge construction and
maintenance
Supervisory traffic engineer
Electrical engineer —
Assistant chief, planning and pro-
graming
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$16, 349
14, 435
13,978
12, 771
12,771
13, 083
12, 563
11, 835
12, 563
12,663
12. 563
24, 169
12, 563
11,606
13 135,758
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$17, 670
16,617
16, 038
13, 749
14,061
14,394
13, 520
13.000
13, 520
13, 520
13,520
I2.4.S0
13, 520
12, 760
193, 969
1962 estimate
Num- Total
be:
salary
$17, 570
15,517
15, 038
14, 061
14, 061
14,394
13. 000
13. 520
13, 520
13. .620
12. 750
13, 620
12, 750
195, 221
Grades and ranges— Continued
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,265
GS-U. $7,660 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,905 to $7,985...
OS-9. .$6,436 to $7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to .1:6,875
G.S-7. .$5.3.55 to.$6,.345...
OS-6. $4,830 to $6,820.
GS-5. .$4,345 to .$5,335,.
GS-4. .$1,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,700 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130.
GS-1. $3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary):
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
Other personal services;
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and hohday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as fol-
lows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations.
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
30 $264, 905
68 438,031
1 7,114
73 464,869
6 36, 046
523, 047
241, 657
625, 354
451, 495
649, 750
49,028
2,974
60
145
116
149
14
1
524
2, 446, 764
1,293
6, 430, 594
144 716, 155
1,149
5, 714, 439
48, 771
49,420
305, 215
11,070
6, 128, 915
$3, 688, 210
2, 540, 705
1961 estimate
1
70
Num- Total
ber salary
40 $383, 512
57 460. 019
7,821
484, 917
52,037
572, 167
261. 322
712.664
474. 329
660,315
54, 714
3,203
151
112
140
14
1
523
2. 550. 975
1,295
6, 968, 723
2. 9 15, 710
1, 292. 1
6. 953, 013
80,612
27,015
105,000
7,745
7, 173, 285
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
44 $426, 787
61 497, 090
7,987
551. 762
53.442
642, 560
262, 258
743. 576
483, 237
652, 336
65, 229
3,307
1
79
8
107
48
154
112
135
14
1
542
2, 663, 700
1,337
7.335,233
4. 2 23, 250
1, 332. 8
7,311.983
80,626
105. 000
7,745
7, 505, 353
$3, 785, 915
3, 387, 370
$3, 950, 399
3, 554, 954
Department of Motor Vehicles
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
aS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Num
ber
I
1
- Total
salary
$12, 771
11, 357
Num
ber
1
1
- Total
salary
$14, 061
12, 480
Num
her
I
1
2
3
2
2
S
8
7
62
31
37
43
2
• Total
salary
$14, 394
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
12, 750
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
21,300
GS-12. $8,955 to $10.255
4
2
1
6
3
8
58
27
32
50
2
34, 570
14, 560
6,656
31. 490
18. 096
42. 765
293. 868
122. 117
129. 769
184, 180
6,988
4
2
1
7
3
9
58
28
32
51
2
37, 690
16, 912
7,342
47, 631
19,823
51, 625
322, 490
137. 867
141, 856
205, 912
7,114
28, 225
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
15, 392
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,820
15, 018
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,260
53, 581
QS-8. $5,886 to $6,710
50,085
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345
41, 226
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
343,444
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335..
153, 068
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
162, 136
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
178, 405
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
7,114
Total permanent .-
194
5.1
909,187
23,757
199 1. 021, 803
3.7 18,852
209 1
6.3
096, 138
27,983
Net permanent (average number.
188.9
885,430
9,116
195.3
1, 002, 951
11,000
203.7
1
Positions other than permanent:
Temporary emplovnient .
068, 155
11,000
3,014
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
7,288
3.548
2.297
3,M4
3,500
2,500
3,500
Nightwork differential. .. . ..
2,600
Total personal services .
907, 679
1, 023, 595
1
088, 169
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency
1960 actual
1061 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Executive dij'ector
Num-
ber
2
7
Total
salary
$11,357
9. 069
7, 259
6, 302
5. 2.S3
8.690
23,070
Num
ber
1
1
1
1
1
2
7
Total
salary
$12. 210
9.736
7,985
6,930
6, 850
9,050
25, 130
Num- Total
her salary
1 $12. 470
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,266...
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,986
1 9. 995
1 7, 985
aS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1 7, 095
GS-7. $5,3,56 to $6,435
1 6,015
GS-5 $4,345 to $5,335
2 9, 350
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
7 25,655
Total (iprmnnpTit.
14
1.2
71, 030
5,959
14
0.3
70,890
1,833
14 78, 565
Deduct lapses
0. 3 1. 646
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
12.8
65, 071
13.7
75, 057
13.7 76,919
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
65
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Personal services: Regular pay above 52-
weelc base
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$1, 620
500
67, 191
1901 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$1, 620
268
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$1, 620
78,539
Department op Sanit.\ky Engineering
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-17. $16,630 to $17,570:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 621
1 14, 435
1 13, 083
1 12, 771
"i" i3,'978"
1 11, 835
1 11, 606
1 11. 606
1 11,606
1 12, 663
1 12, 563
Num- Total
ber salary
I $17, 056
1 15, 787
1 14, 061
1 13, 749
1 13, 978
1 13,000
1 12, 480
1 12, 750
1 12, 230
1 13, 520
1 13, 520
1 12, 480
10 109, 576
16 164,730
23 183, 393
3 22,360
32 223,165
10 65. 592
41 246, 604
21 112,837
38 185,164
84 368,680
76 309,729
7 25, 229
2,587
11,775,575
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $17,056
1 15, 787
GS-16. $15,255 to $16,295:
QS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Superintendent, planning, design,
and engineering
Superintendent, sewer operations and
construction and repair divisions
Superintendent, sewer operations di-
vision
1 14, 394
1 13 749
Superintendent, sanitation division...
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
\dniinistrative olTiccr
1 13, 978
I 13 000
Civil encincer . .. .
1 12 750
Depiily" superintendent, plaimiug,
1 13, 000
Siipervisorv civil engineer
1 12 230
.\ssistant superintendent, sanitation
division
1 13 520
Civil engineer (superintendent, water
1 13, 520
Superintendent, construction and
GS-13. $10,635 to $11, «35-- -
7 71. 260
16 143. 352
20 147. 677
3 20,300
27 175,135
12 72,967
42 230,611
28 137,944
27 123,609
89 364.927
81 304.031
10 31, 740
2,592
11, 426, 508
10 110,865
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255 ..
GS-11 $7,560 to $8,860
23 184 973
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985 .
3 22 838
CiS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
32 227 139
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
10 67,017
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345
41 250 936
GS-6. $4,996 to $5,820
21 115,005
GS-6. $4,346 to $5,335 -
38 189 828
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
84 378, 456
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
76 316 061
GS-2 $3,500 to $4 130
7 25, 853
2,655
12,208,573
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210 -
2,965
13, 391, 628
47.7
215, 259
2,960
13, 947, 245
36.8
173, 345
3,028
14, 419, 568
35.9
Deduct lapses .. . .
171,354
Net permanent (average number,
2, 917. 3
13,176,369
62,448
421, 940
37,995
2,923.2
13,773,900
49,000
280. 000
70.100
2, 992. 1
Other personal services:
Regular pav above .52-week base
14,248,214
Overtime and hoUday pay
280 000
Nightwork diflerential .. ..
70, 100
Total personal services ... ..
13, 688, 752
14,173,000
14 598,314
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations .
$11,937,942
1,750,810
$12,573,000
1,600,000
$12 998 314
1,600,000
Washington Aqueduct
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, water supply division
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
OS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,435 to .$7,425
OS-8. $5,885 to ,$6,875
GS-7. $,5,3,55 to $6,345
GS-6. .$4,8.30 to .$.5,820
OS-5. $4,345 to $6,335
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 563
33, 321
91,830
37, 357
12,604
18,846
10, noo
19. 490
38,418
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, 620
3.S 817
40, 185
3 19, 490
4 22, 631
4 20, 674
7 30, 920
1962 estimate
Num-
ber
1
4
9
5
2
3
2
4
Total
salary
$13, 520
46, 738
88,795
40,935
13, 229
19, 822
11,232
21,342
42, 207
Grades and ranges— Continued
0,S-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary) -.
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Total personal services
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follow-s:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
9 $37, 210
16 64,170
262 1, 267, 282
325 -1, 643, 991
7 35, 543
318
1, 608, 448
21,015
12,448
27, 928
16, 329
1, 686, 168
$1, 480, 654
205, 514
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
16
10
Total
salary
$72, 176
43, 767
262 1,390,958
325 1,794,938
12.9 71,176
312.1
1,723,762
26, 000
6,689
30, 600
17,000
1,802,961
$1,582,951
220, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$68, 224
43, 559
262 1,408,862
325 1, 818, 625
12.7 71,067
312.3
1, 747, 458
30,500
18, 593
1,821,551
$1, 601, 551
220, 000
National Guard
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-11 $7,560 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7, 995
1 6. ,522
1 5, 744
3 14.641
5 21,746
5 20, 277
2 7,163
6 20,895
1 11,645
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,611
1 7,114
1 6, 219
3 16,827
5 23, 888
5 22, 256
2 7, 738
6 22,962
1 13,300
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8 861
GS-9. ,$6,435 to $7,425
1 7,280
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875
1 6,386
3 17, 139
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
G,S-6. $4,345 to $5,335
5 24, 731
GS^. $4,040 to $4,670
5 22, 668
GS-3. $3,760 to $4.390 ..
2 7, 946
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 -
6 23,482
1 13, 300
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
Commaniiing general at $13,300
25 116,628
0.2 823
25 128, 925
0. 2 884
26 131, 693
Deduct lap<;es
0 1 456
Net permanent (average number.
24.8 115,805
6,562
1,034
506
892
24.8 128,041
7,068
565
392
946
24.9 131,237
7,068
Positions otlier than permanent: Tempo-
Other persona] services:
Overtime and holiday pay
392
946
Total personal services .
124,799
137,002
139, 643
National Capital Parks
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $15,2.55 to $16,295:
Superintendent
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
Supervisory civil engineer (general)
(chief, division of design and con-
struction) --
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
General engineer (chief, division of
design and construction)
Urban planner
Administrative officer (chief, division
of administration)
Chief, division of public use and in-
terpretation
Chief, division of maintenance
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
QS-12. $8,955 to .$10,255...
GS-11. $7,560 to $8,860.
GS-9, $6,436 to $7,425...
OS-8. $6,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $6,355 to $6,345..
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
G.S-5. $4,345 to .$5,335
GS-4. $4,010 to $4,670
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $14, 206
1 12, 563
1 11,606
11,606
11,357
11,367
41, 308
72,528
102, 377
106,077
5,470
80,268
33, 300
60, 0.50
41, 162
61, 815
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15, 517
14,061
1
1
5
8
14
15
2
17
7
14
5
14
12, 480
12,230
12,230
64.268
70. 980
111,864
102, 543
12, 272
97, 051
37, 503
65,686
21,632
60,658
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,517
1 14, 394
1
I
5
8
14
15
2
19
7
14
6
14
12,750
12,750
12, 480
12, 480
54, 810
78, 270
113,153
104, 834
12,605
110,448
38,668
67, 8.52
22, 048
01,074
66
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1062
OPERATING EXPENSES— Continued
National Capital Parks — Continued
Grades anfl ranees— Continued
Oradoii established by act of Aug. 1,
1958 (72 Slat. 480):
Captain. $8,600 to $10,858.-
Lieutenant. $7,.V25 to $9,783
Sergeant (motorcycle ofRcer). $7,418
to $9,224
Sergeant (horse-mounted). $7,418 to
$9,224 -
Sergeant. $6,880 to $8,686 -.
Private (detective sergeant). $6,665
to ,$8,858---
Private (technician II). $5,698 to
$7,891
Private (motorcycle olBcer). $5,698
to $7,891
Private (horse-mounted). $5,698 to
$7 891
Private.' $5,Y60 to $7,353.
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permiment: Tem-
porary employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above .52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightworl; difTerential —
Total personal services
1900 actual
Num- Total
bcr salary
1
7
2
3
13
5
52
$8, 350
7,000
7,460
7, 4iai
49,5011
15, 080
IS, 940
83, 940
31.. 500
290,360
407 1.917.469
602 3. 104. 169
35 179.298
567 2, 924, 871
195, 000
20. 200
97. 0.52
3.282
3. 240, 405
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
1
1
I
I
2
4
13
5
61
Total
salary
$8,600
7,901
8,020
8,020
63, 879
16, 512
27, 952
90, 768
34. 682
309, 266
409 1. 92.5. 539
602 3,
6
210. 674
29,911
506 3. 180, 663
261. 827
10,000
5. 865
3.000
3,461,345
Salaries and wages are distributed as
follows:
Direct obligations
Reimbursable obligations
$2. 944. 000
296, 405
$3. 181. 345
280, 000
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
7
2
4
13
6
51
$8, i;oO
7,901
8,321
8,321
66,083
16,512
28, 251
91,274
36, 241
315, 749
417 1.962,643
612 3, 282. 029
9 45, 030
603 3, 236, 999
264. 827
1.5.8.56
3,000
3, 520, 681
$3, 240, 6H1
280, 000
National Zoological Park
Grades and ranges:
GS-16. $16,2.56 to $16,295:
Director
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Associate director
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
QS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425—
GS-8. $5,886 to $6,875 ,
OS-7. $6,3.56 to $6,.345
QS-6. $4,830 to $6,820- -- --.
OS-6. $4,345 to $6.,335--- _...
OS^. f4,040 to $4,670 ,
OS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,.5O0 to $4,130
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent;
Temporary employment-
Intermittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Night work differential
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num-
ber
Total
salary
1 $14, 436
11,006
17, 160
7.030
5,990
6, 386
22. 048
20. 696
134. 322
8,669
22. 922
7,301
132 643. 307
186 921, 772
16.6 82,417
1
2
1
1
1
4
4
29
2
169.4
839, 365
2, 1.57
29,642
7,351
1.5.199
3. 930
897, 634
1961 estimate
Num-
ber
Total
salary
$15,517
12. 480
18. 720
7.671
13. 728
6. 885
24, 128
27, 810
158.917
9.360
20.534
7,966
139 701, 587
197 1.025.203
9. 4 60. 086
187.6
975.117
2.000
15,301
6.500
7. .500
2.010
1,008,428
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $15,787
1
2
1
4
1
4
6
32
2
6
2
12, 760
19.240
7. .571
26, 967
6,885
24. 462
28, 309
161.913
9,360
20.843
8,174
147 753, 143
207 1.095.394
8.5 44,971
198.5
1,050,423
2.000
1.5,301
7, .500
2,010
1, 077, 234
PERMANENT AUTHORIZATIONS
Alcoholic Rehabilitation Program, Department of
Public Health
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,610:
Chief alcoholic rehaliilitation
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $12, 563
1 11,107
2 15, 766
2 12, 604
1 4, 9.50
2 8,382
1 3,266
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, 5'20
1 11,939
2 17,472
2 13,894
1 5, 346
2 9, 152
1 3, 619
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $13, .520
OS-13. $10,636 to $11,935
OS-11 $7 560 to $8,860
1 11,939
2 17, 472
OS 9. $6,435 to $7,425 -
2 14, 228
OS-5. $4,345 to $6,336 -
1 5, 346
OS-4 $4,040 to $4,670
2 9,256
GS-1. $3,186 to $3,815 - ---
I 3,723
10 68,638
0. 1 592
10 74,942
1.4 10,219
10 75, 484
1. 4 10, 856
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
9.9 68,046
526
8.6 64,723
287
8.6 64,628
Other personal services: Regular pay
68,572
66,010
64,628
Construction Services, Department of Buildincs and Grounds
Grades and ranges:
OS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
C'hief, construction management divi-
sion
Supervisory architect (general)
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,936
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
OS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425---
GS-7. $5,365 to $6,345---
GS-6. $4,830 to $6,820.---
GS-6. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
OS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)-- -_-
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay..-
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
19
13
1
13
16
$11,606
11,606
33, 321
176, 318
99,174
7,426
84, 539
82, 826
10 46, 302
6 24, 377
6 21,923
I 3,266
90 601,684
4.1 27,851
85.9 573,833
4. 628
22,138
600. 599
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
1
1
3
19
10
1
19
13
1
8
7
4
I
$12, 760
12.750
35, 817
190,005
101, 692
7,987
131,063
67, 726
4,846
39, 104
30, 576
15,690
3,619
88 653, 525
3.6 25,991
84.5 627,534
2,150
23,000
652,684
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 760
12,750
36, 817
191,795
103, 502
7,987
133, 328
69, 655
5,013
39, 937
30, 576
16,017
3,723
88 662,760
3.6 26,369
84.5 636,391
25,000
661,391
Maintenance and Repair
OP Vehicles, Working Fund
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS 9 $6,435 to $7,425
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, 448
1 4, 805
1 3, 765
I 3, 453
19 97, 655
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6,448
1 5,346
1 4,056
1 3, 827
19 100, 564
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $6, 614
1 5,346
1 4, 160
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,130 -
1 3,931
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
19 101,251
23 116, 126
1.4 7,312
23 120, 241
23 121,302
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
21.6 108,814
886
577
344
23 120, 241
461
600
400
23 121, 302
600
Nichtwork differential
400
110,621
121,702
122,302
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA— DETAIL OF PERSONAL SERVICES
67
Printing, Duplicating, and
Photographing,
Working
Fund
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-12. $8,955 to $10,255.- -
Num
ber
1
- Total
salary
$8, 590
Num
ber
1
1
- Total
salary
$9, 485
5,699
Num
ber
1
1
- Total
salary
$9 755
OS-7 $6,355 to $6,346
5,866
GS-6. $4,490 to $5,390
1
2
37
4,950
7,904
191,954
GS-4 $4,345 to ,$.5,336
2
38
8,632
198, 931
2
38
8 944
Ungraded positions at hourly rates
equivalent to less than $12,210 --
200 826
Net permanent (average number.
41
213, 398
1,601
1,642
7,910
42
222, 747
1,500
875
5,000
42
22.5, 390
1,500
Positions other than permanent: Tem-
porary employment...
Regular pay above 52-weelc base _
Overtime and holiday pay .
5,000
Total pcrson.ll services
224, 551
230,122
231, 890
Public School Food Services Fund
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
QS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $13, 520
3 12, 438
18 71,117
1 11, 175
1 9, 575
1 9, 375
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $15,039
3 13, 728
18 77, 091
1 12, 255
1 10, 636
1 10, 320
Num- Total
ber salary
3 $15, 372
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
3 13, 936
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
18 77, 424
Grades established by act of Sept. 13, 1960
(72 Stat, gi.?):
Class 6B $10 320 to $12,265
1 12 255
Class lie. $8,600 to $10,535--; .
1 10, 536
Clas<: IIB $8 385 to $10,320
1 10 320
27 127. 200
0.7 3,081
27 138, 968
0. 1 407
27 139, 842
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
28. 3 124, 119
492, 875
746
26.9 138,661
622, 068
407
27 139, 842
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
630, 300
Other personal" services: Regular pay
617, 740
761,036
770, 142
Repairs and Improvements, Working Fund, Department of
Buildings and Grounds
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
as 13. $10,635 to $11,935
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10, 629
1 8, 341
1 7, 030
2 13, 812
4 21, 690
1 5, 824
5 24, 002
6 26, 873
1 3, 890
1
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11,419
1 8, 965
1 7.671
1 6, 448
3 17, 930
2 11,316
6 30, 243
5 23, 604
2 8, 071
1 3, 827
314 1, 510, 154
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $11, 690
1 9 235
GS-12 $8 966 to $10,265
GS-11. $7,660 to $8,860
1 7, 821
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
1 6, 614
3 18, 263
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820..
2 11, 482
OS-5 $4,345 to $5,335
6 30, 910
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,670..
6 23,608
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390
2 8. 279
GS-2 $3 600 to $4 130
1 3, 931
314 1, 538, 000
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
292 1,397,399
Tnt.rtl pprmanent
315 1, 518, 390
4.3 20,798
337 1, 639, 447
5.5 26,752
337 1,669,833
Deduct lapses .
5. 6 27, 247
Net permanent (average number,
310.7
1, 497, 592
11, 680
43, 052
1,519
331.5
1, 612, 695
6,200
44,000
2,100
331.5
Other personal services:
Kegular pay above 62-weefe base
1,642,586
44, 000
Nightwork differential
2,100
Total personal services.. ..
1, 563, 843
1, 664, 995
1, 688, 686
Working Capital Fund, District of Columbia Armory Board
1960 actual
1%1 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Ungraded positions at annual rates:
$12,210 or above:
Manager
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
3 22,474
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
3 22, 474
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $20,000
Less than $12,210-
3 22, 474
Total permanent
4 42,474
4 42, 474
4 42,474
Deduct lapses .-.
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services: Regiilar pay
above 52-weelc base
Total personal services
1960 actual
$326
42, 148
67,007
326
99, 481
1961 estimate
$163
42,311
60,000
163
102, 474
1962 estimate
$42, 474
62,000
104. 474
Working Capital Fund, Department of Corrections
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Superintendent ot industries.
GS-13. $10,635 tn $11,935
GS-11. $7,.560 to $8,860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985..
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425.
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..
GS-7. $5,365 to .$6,345.
GS-6. $4,830 to .$5,820..
QS-6. $4,346 to $5,335..
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Other personal ser\'lces:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Nightwork differential
Payments to prison inmates
Payments to other agencies for reim-
bursable details
Total personal services
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
$11,367
10, 379
7,030
6,610
12, 876
6,386
16, 910
14, 228
4,805
37 211, 7
302, 266
13,169
49 289,097
4,902
1,391
370
70,922
54,682
421,364
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12, 230
11,170
7,571
7,176
14,207
6,885
18,096
15,849
6,346
38 226, 514
52 325, 044
1. 2 8, 631
60. 8 316, 413
7,600
1,600
500
82,000
59, 500
467, 613
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$12,480
11,419
7,671
7,342
14, 373
fi.885
18, 263
16, 183
5,346
38 229, 781
52 329, 643
0. 7 6, 013
51. 3 324, 630
1,700
600
83,000
61,500
471, 430
Working Capital Fund, Educational Agency for Surplus
Property
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9, 776
1 6, 594
1 4,347
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $10,525
1 7.280
1 4. 846
1 3, 765
5 22,380
Num- Total
ber salarv
1 $10, 625
GS-9. $6,436 to $7,425 ..
1 7, 420
GS-5 .$4 346 to $5,335
1 6,013
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
1 3, 869
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
4 17,804
5 22, 796
7 38, 621
0.3 1,590
9 48,796
9 49, 629
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
6.7 36,931
890
296
441
9 48, 796
500
188
500
9 49, 629
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
600
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
500
Total personal services
38, 558
49,984
50.629
TRUST FUNDS
Disability Deter.minations, Advances by Bureau of Old-Agb
AND Survivors Insurance
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-11 $7 560 to $8,860
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7,030
1 6, 136
1 4,190
1 3, 850
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $7,820
1 6,600
1 4, 675
1 4,250
Num- Total
ber salary
J $8,080
GS-9 .$6,435 to $7,425
1 6, 765
GS-5 $4 345 to $5,335
■ 1 4, 840
GS-4. .$4,040 to $4,070
1 4,355
Total permanent
4 21,206
0.1 128
4 23,345
4 24, 040
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number, net
3.9 21,077
4,765
510
4 23,346
5,128
548
4 24, 040
Positions other than permanent:
5,128
Intermittent employment
669
68
THE BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR 1062
TRUST FUNDS— Continued
Di.s.\BiLiTY Determin.vtions, Advanck.s by Bure.vu op Old-Age
.\ND Survivors Insurance — Continued
I960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-week base .
$201
$110
Total personal services -
26, 553
29, 131
$29, 737
Fees and Other Collections, Recreation Board
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
OS-5, $4,345 to $5,335
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4,056
33, 120
32
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $4, 347
43,809
17
Num- Total
ber salary
1 .$4, 680
43, 809
Positions other tiian permanent: Tem-
Other personal services: Regular pay
above 52-\veek base - -
Total personal services
37, 208
48, 173
48 489
Grants by Children's Bureau, Department of Health,
EIducation, and Welfare
Grades and ranges:
GS-14. $12,210 to $13,510:
Chief, central division
Psychologist
GS-13. $10,635 to $11,935
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,255
QS-11. $7,560 to $8.860
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
QS-9. $6,435 to $7,425
GS-8. $5,885 to $6,875..- _
OS-7. $5,355 to $6,345 --.
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820.
OS-5. $4,345 to $5,335
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,070
GS-3. $3,760 to $4,390
GS-2. $3,500 to $4,140
GS-1. .$3,185 to $3,815
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210.
Total permanent.
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Part-
time employment
Other pei-snnal services:
Regular pay above 52-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services..
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
I
3
2
10
1
14
1
16
2
4
5
0
4
1
$11,357
27, 913
18, 137
75, 690
6.510
81,610
5,470
81, 765
10, 213
16, 827
20, 239
22. 193
13.773
3,058
71 399, 143
21.9 123,011
49. 1 276, 132
93, 326
2,446
90
371,994
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13, ,520
12,230
29,583
56, 140
63,648
11
2
12
2
6
4
6
5
1
76. 567
11,772
67,931
10.837
27, 248
16,848
24, 166
18.615
3,307
4.493
69 437. 005
2. 9 18. 799
66.1 418,206
55, 461
1,383
475. 050
1962 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
$13. 520
12. 230
29. 932
57. 490
66, 728
11
2
12
2
6
4
0
5
1
77, 729
12, 106
09, 099
11,003
28.081
17, 160
24, 792
19, 135
3,411
4,596
69 446, 612
4.5 29,558
64.5 417,054
65, 561
Grants by Public Health Sehvice, Department of He.\lth,
Education, and Welfare
Grades and ranges:
OS-13. $10,635 to $11,935.
GS-12. $8,955 to $10,265..
QS-11. $7,560 to $8,860...
OS-9. $6,435 to $7,425-.-.
OS-8. $6,885 to $6,875....
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820....
GS-5. .$4,345 to $5,335....
GS-4. $4,040 to $4,670..-.
GS-3. $3,76b to $4,390--..
GS-2. .$3,500 to .$4,130....
Num- Total
ber salary
$11, 107
9,547
16,288
13,208
6,928
9,901
21, 174
20,238
37,980
13, 459
Num- Total
ber salary
$23, 878
10, 275
7,571
14, 373
6, 5,62
10, 670
23,733
30, 472
25. 024
14,684
>Jura-
ber
Total
salary
$23, 878
10, 275
7,821
14, 540
6,718
10,837
24,399
30, 992
2.5, 440
1.5. 100
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
Total permanent
Deduct lapses
Net permanent (average number,
net salary)
Positions other than permanent: Inter-
mittent employment
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
Overtime and holiday pay
Total personal services _
1960 actual
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $8, 757
35 166, 687
10.9 62,186
24.1 114,401
71,518
1,376
423
187,718
1961 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $8, 861
33 176, 093
6.6 34,990
26.4 141,103
45,649
675
187, 427
1902 estimate
Num- Total
ber salary
2 $8,861
33 178, 861
6.9 37,346
26.1 141,515
46, 732
187, 247
Miscellaneous Trust Fund Deposits
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Giadcs and ranges:
GS-12. .$8,965 to $10,255
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,341
3 23. 046
3 21,074
3 16, 910
4 21, 174
11 48,318
13 50, 566
7 24. 854
3 9, 798
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $8,965
3 24, 793
3 22, 984
4 23,962
3 17,472
12 57, 160
12 50,232
8 30. 328
2 7.030
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $9 235
OS-11. $7,560 to $8,860. -
3 25, 043
GS-10. $6,995 to $7,985
3 23 483
G.'5-7. $5,355 to $6,345
4 24 296
OS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
3 17,472
GS-5. $4,346 to $5,335 -
12 58, 824
GS-4. $4,040 to $4.670
12 51,376
GS-3 $3,760 to $4,390
8 31 066
QS-2. $3,500 to $4,130
2 7,238
Total permanent
48 224,081
10.2 47.823
48 242.926
0.7 3,705
48 248, 022
0.7 3,619
Net permanent (average number,
37.8 176.268
6.273
1.602
2,816
47. 3 239, 221
4,000
934
3,000
47.3 244,403
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
4,000
Other personal services:
Regular pay above 62-week base
3,000
185, 949
247, 155
251. 403
Redevelopment Program, Redevelop.ment Land Agency
1960 actual
1961 estimate
1962 estimate
Grades and ranges:
GS-17. $16,530 to $17,670:
Num- Total
ber salary
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,536
Num- Total
ber salary
1 $16,806
GS-16. $15,266 to $16,295:
Executive director . .
1 $14,685
1 13, 374
1 12, 663
1 11,606
1 11,606
GS-15. $13,730 to $15,030:
1 14, 706
1 13, 520
1 12.480
1 12,750
1 12, 230
8 89.067
2 17, 930
3 22. 713
12 80. 163
20 112.650
3 15,683
12 57, 490
18 77, 648
6 25,045
6 26, 728
1 16,038
1 13, 520
G13-14. $12,210 to $13,510;
Assistant executive director for project
Design planner ,
1 12 750
1 12,750
1 12, 480
Chief, rehabilitation and project man-
ager
GS-13. $10,650 to $11.939
6 62, 665
5 42, 203
2 14,060
9 56, 512
16 83, 856
1 5,096
18 80,397
13 51.875
12 44, 886
6 25, 272
93 530,556
11 63, 903
8 89, 316
GS-12 $8 955 to $10,255 ---
2 17, 930
GS-11 .$7,571 to $8,861
3 23,463
GS-9 $6 435 to $7,426 _ - .
12 81, 825
OS-7 $5,365 to $6,345
20 1 14. 987
GS-6. $4,830 to $5,820
3 16, 183
OS-5 $4,345 to $5,335
12 59, 157
OS-4. $4,040 to $4,670
18 78, 818
OS-3 $3 760 to $4,390 . .
6 25, 357
Ungraded positions at hourly rates equiv-
alent to less than $12,210
6 27, 498
Total permanent
96 607, 239
9.9 62,575
96 617, 878
Deduct lapses
9.3 69,878
Net permanent (average number,
82 466, 653
46,883
4.080
86.1 544,664
50,000
2,336
86.7 558.000
Positions other than permanent: Tempo-
rary employment
50,000
Other personal services: Regular pay
Total personal services
817, 616
597,000
608,000
INDEX
A Page
Administration Department. General 16-17, 59
Advances by:
Agriculture Department for school lunch and milk programs 57
Bureau of Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, for disability determinations. 53-54,
67-68
Health, Education, and Welfare Department, for vocational rehabilitation
_ _. 58
program.
Agriculture, Department of, advances by _ 57
Alcoholic rehabilitation program - 46, 66
Annuity and retirement fund, teachers'.- 58
Appropriations and appropriation estimates, comparative summary — 3
Aqueduct, Washington. 37-38, 45. 65
Armory Board -. 47, 67
Assistance, public, medical services 47-48
Authorizations:
Current - 13-14
Permanent. - 46-51, 66-67
Summary tables. 1-3. 10-1 1
B
Balances, unexpended, analysis of - 1. 11-12
Building construction, public 42-43, 46
Buildings and Grounds Department 31, 46, 48-^9, 63, 66, 67
C
Capital outlay. 41-46
Capital Parks, National.. 38-39, 65-66
Children's Bureau, grants by 54-55, 68
Civil and Defense Mobilization. Office of, contributions by 53
Civil defense procurement 53
Claims, judgments, and private relief acts 41
Compensation Board. Unemployment 53
Construction material, purchase 48
Construction, public building 42-43, 46
Construction services. Buildings and Grounds Department — 31, 46, 66
Contributions by Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization — 53
Corporation Counsel. 17-18,59
Corrections Department 28-29, 49-50. 53, 58, 63, 67
Courts.. - 26-27, 62
Debt service, District 41-42
Disability determinations... 53-54, 67-68
District debt service 41-42
District of Columbia funds i.. - 15-46
DupHcating, printing, and photographing... 47. 67
E
Education:
Cooperative vocational 53
National defense 56-57
Office of, grants by 53
Educational agency for surplus property. 50, 67
Engineering Department, Sanitary 36-37, 44, 46. 65
Executive Office 15-16, 59
Expenditures, summary tables 1-2. 10-11
Explanatory statement 4-5
F
Federal funds 13-14
Federal payment to District of Columbia 13, 14
Fire Department 23-24, 61
Food services fund, public school 48, 67
Funds:
District of Columbia 15-46
Federal 13-14
Trust 53-58,67-68
G
General Administration Department 16-17, 59
General provisions 51
Grants by:
Children's Bureau 54-55. 68
Health. Education, and Welfare Department, under Social Security Act.. 55
Labor Department, for Unemployment Compensation Board expenses 53
Office of Education 57
Public Health Service 55. 63
Grounds and Buildings Department 31, 46. 48-49, 63, 66, 68
H
Page
Health Department. Public 27-28. 46. 62-63, 66
Health. Education, and Welfare, Department of, advances and grants by 54-55,
56-57, 58, 68
Highway fund 13
Highways and Traffic Department.. 33-34, 43-44. 64
Inaugural ceremonies, additional municipal services 40
Inmates' fund. Corrections Department 53
Inspections and Licenses Department 32-33, 64
Interceptor sewer line, Potomac 45
Judgments, claims, and private relief acts - - 41
Judgments, refunds and 41
Labor. Department of, grants by 53
Land Agency. Redevelopment 57, 68
Library. Pubhc... .- 21. 60-61
Licenses and Inspections Department 32-33. 64
Loans to District of Columbia for capital outlay lJ-14
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Maintenance and repair of vehicles 47. 66
Medical services, public assistance 47-48
Metropolitan Police - — 22-23. 61
Milk program 57
Motor Vehicle Parking Agency. -. 35-36,44-45,64-65
Motor vehicles, statement of 52
Motor Vehicles Department 34-35, 64
Motor vehicles owners' and operators' financial responsibility fund.. 56
National Capital Parks.. - 38-39.56-66
National Guard -- 38. 65
National Zoological Park.. 39-40, 66
Obligational authority, new, summary tables '-2
Obligations, summary of — — - o-9
Occupations and Professions Department -. '". 60
Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization, contributions by - 53
Office of CivilDefense 25,62
Office of Education, grants by "cVV/ i.n ca
Old-Age and Survivors Insurance, Bureau of. advances by_.. 53-54. 67-68
Operating expenses - 15-41 . 59-66
Operations, summary of - "-9
Park. National Zoological — v/V/:; ^?~^?; ^r
Parking Agency, Motor Vehicle 35-36, 44-45. 64-65
Parking meters, purchase and installation of. 41
Parks. National Capital -- ^S"^'' ^/"^°
Payment to District of Columbia, Federal— cqIo
Personal services detail - - "" /i7 a7
Photographing, printing, and duplicating .- -- 47. 67
Police, Metropolitan 22-23, 61
Potomac interceptor sewer line .-.. -- -- ^^
Printing, duplicating, and photographing _ -- 47, 67
Procurement, civil defense — -- --- 53
Professions and Occupations Department - - ' 9 , 60
Property, surplus, educational agency f or_ 50 , 67
Property redemption fund "■-fC""".'""V,^"f """."• i5
Proposed for later transmission: Federal payment to District of Columbia... 14
Public assistance, medical services - " Yi" A if
Public building construction V-," Vo'"V/ r-TY-t' ^l
Public Health Department 27-28. 46, 62-63, 66
Public Health Service, grants by - -- 55, 68
Public Library - - — '■^•^X
Public school food services fund - -- 48, 6/
Public schools - - i^? '^
Public Welfare Department - aL3i
Publications fund, District of Columbia 46-47
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Realty tax sales, surplus fund 57
Recreation Board 54, 68
Recreation Department,. 22, 61
Redevelopment Land Agency 57, 68
Refunds and judgments 41
Regulatory agencies 18-19, 59-60
Rehabilitation, alcoholic 46, 66
Rehabilitation Department, Vocational 25-26, 62
Rehabilitation program, vocational 58
Relief acts, private 41
Repair and maintenance of vehicles.. 47, 66
Repairs and improvements, building and grounds 48-49, 67
Retirement and armuity fund, teachers'. 58
Revenues 7
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Sanitary Engineering Department 36-37, 44, 46, 65
Sanitary sewage works fund 14
School lunch program - 57
Schools, public 19-21, 60
Sewage works fund, sanitary 14
Sewer line, Potomac interceptor - 45
Stadium fund, Armory Board _ 49
Summary tables:
Appropriations and appropriation estimates 3
Authorizations, expenditures, and balances 1-2, 10-12
Operations _ 6-9
Surplus fund, realty tax sales 57
Surplus property, educational agency for 50, 67
Surveyor's Office 31-32. 63-64
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Teachers' retirement and annuity fund 58
Traffic and Highways Department 33-34, 43-44, 64
Trust funds __ 53-58, 67-68
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Unemployment Compensation Board 53
Urban renewal demonstration projects 58
Utilities services 41
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Vehicle Parking Agency, Motor _.. 35-36, 44-45, 64-65
Vehicles, maintenance and repair 47, 66
Vehicles, motor:
Department of , 34-35, 64
Owners' and operators' financial responsibility fund 56
Statement of 52
Veterans Affairs, Department of _ 24-25, 62
Vocational education, cooperative-. 53
Vocational Rehabilitation Department 25-26, 62
Vocational rehabilitation program 58
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Wage-scale employees 40
Washington Aqueduct 37-38, 45, 65
Water fund 14
Welfare Department, Public- 29-31, 63
Welfare funds, Corrections Department 58
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Zoological Park, National _ 39-40, 66
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