GENERAL ACCOUNTING OFFICE SALARY TABLE NO. 31- -SUPPLEMENT NO. 1
Longevity step-increase-CPC schedule
Section 703 of the Classification Act of 1949, approved October 28, 1949
Tax withholding deduction and net to pay (upper figure is the deduction; lower, net to pay) Number of withholding exemptions claimed
Tax withholding deduction and net to pay (upper figure is the deduction; lower, net to pay) Number of withholding exemptions claimed
Regular retiresalary ment
NOTE. In 1st column, the numbers refer to the grades and the letters "x," "y," and "z," refer to the first, second, and third longevity steps, respectively, in each grade.
ABSENCES:
See Leaves of Absence.
ACCOUNTS:
Accounting systems:
Copies rescission of requirement for fur-
nishing copy direct to A. & B. Div.-Gen.
Regs. 87, Supp. 2, Dec. 9, 1949...
Supplies or equipment furnished or services
performed by one agency for another-
General Supply Fund billing-revised
procedure-Acctg. Sys. Memo 4, Oct. 4,
1949..
Schedule of disbursements-supplies or
equipment furnished or services performed
by one agency for another-General Sup-
ply Fund billing-revised procedure
Acctg. Sys. Memo 4, Oct. 4, 1949..
ADVANCE PAYMENTS:
See Payments, advance.
Bid matters other than solicitation of bids.
See Bids.
Evidentiary value as to affiant's outside
earnings during unjustified removal, etc.-
in absence of other evidence to contrary,
affidavit submitted by employee as to
amount of compensation earned through
other employment during period of un-
justified removal or suspension from serv-
ice may be regarded as acceptable evi-
dence of amount to be deducted from
retroactive compensation payable to em-
ployee under back-pay provisions of act
of June 10, 1948..
Non-use of mercenary means in obtaining
appointment-filing procedure revision---
Gen. Regs. 62, Supp. 1, June 15, 1950......
AIRPORTS AND AIRWAYS:
Construction, repair, etc.-proceeds of sale
of fur-seal skins availability enlargement
of airfield-enlargement of airfield in
Pribilof Islands would constitute "public
improvement" which, in view of sec. 3733
R. S., requires specific approval by Con-
gress, and without congressional sanction
the costs of project may not be paid from
proceeds of sale of fur-seal skins, even
though expansion would be primarily to
aid in sealing operations..
ALASKA:
Alaska "C" Fund-traveling expenses of
court personnel-special fund established
pursuant to 48 U. S. C. 106, for purpose of
defraying "incidental expenses" of U. S.
Dist. Ct. for Alaska from fees, fines, etc.,
collected by court clerk, may be used to
pay traveling expenses of court personnel
only when there is in effect no appropria-
tion specifically providing for such expenses
or under which such expenses are budget-
ed..
Alaska Railroad-employees-survivor re-
tirement annuities. See Retirement, civil-
ian, annuities, survivor annuity eligibility.
Roads Commissioner-detail of military,
naval, etc., personnel as. See Details,
military, naval, etc., personnel, civilian duty,
appointment as Roads Commissioner for
Alaska.
Employment-native employees, in general-
employment of local Filipinos by War
Claims Commission-inasmuch as funds
of War Claims Com. are available for
travel, no objection is perceived to using
such funds to pay traveling expenses of
members of Commission sent to Philip-
pines to process claims filed by certain
members of Philippine military personnel
who have been found by Commission to
come within term "prisoner of war" as
defined in sec. 6, War Claims Act of 1948;
also, in absence of any law prohibiting
such action, local Filipinos may be
employed by Commission in accordance
with provisions of civil-service laws and
Classification Act of 1923, as amended, as
required by sec. 2 (b) of 1948 act....
ALLOWANCES:
(For specific kinds of allowances, such as
Cost-of-Living Allowance; Family Allot-
ment and Allowance; Subsistence Allow-
ance; Travel Allowance; Etc., see the head-
ing by name for each such allowance.)
Gratuities. See Gratuities.
Personal money allowance-senior member
of Naval Staff Com. of United Nations-
rate to be included in active-duty pay of
officer so serving-under sec. 504 (c),
Officer Personnel Act of 1947, authorizing
Navy officer designated as senior member
of Naval Staff Com. of United Nations to
receive pay and allowances of vice admiral
and, in addition thereto, personal money
allowance of $2,200 per year, such officer is
entitled to pay and allowances of vice
admiral, that is, pay and allowances of
rear admiral, upper half, and personal
money allowance of $500 per year, plus
personal money allowance of $2,200 specifi-
cally authorized for such officer under said
sec. 504 (c) while so serving.....
Saved pay and allowances. See Pay, saved
pay and allowances.
ANNUAL LEAVE:
See Leaves of Absence, annual.
APPOINTMENTS:
See, also, Affidavits, non-use of mercenary
means in obtaining appointment.
Civil Service field boards of examiners-
administrative, etc., expenses-appropri-
ation availability-funds appropriated to
Dept. of Agriculture, while not specifically
available for expenses in connection with
applicant examining functions, may be
used for expenses of CAF positions which
must be allocated specifically to afford
administrative assistance requisite to
examination, certification, and recruit-
ment functions of Civil Service field boards
of examiners established pursuant to E. O.
No. 9830 and, also, for expenses necessarily
incident to such administrative work.....
Department Com. of Expert Examiners-
administrative, etc., expenses-appropri
ation availability-funds appropriated to
Dept. of Agriculture, while not specifically
available for expenses in connection with
APPOINTMENTS-Continued.
applicant examining functions, may be
used for expenses of CAF positions which
must be allocated specifically to afford
administrative assistance requisite to
examination, certification, and recruit-
ment functions of Com. of Expert Exam-
iners in departmental service..
Initial salary rates. See Compensation,
initial salary rates.
Postal Service-initial salary rates. See,
generally, Compensation, Postal Service,
initial salary rates.
APPROPRIATIONS:
Correction of errors in charges and credits-
revised procedure-Acctg. Sys. Memo
9, June 29, 1950...
Withdrawals and credits-revised pro-
cedure Acctg. Sys. Memo 9, June 29,
1950..
Adjustments:
Correction of errors in charges and credits—
revised procedure-Acctg. Sys. Memo
9, June 29, 1950..
Transfer and counter warrants-discon-
tinuance Acctg. Sys. Memo 9, June 29,
1950...
Withdrawals and credits-revised proce-
dure-Acctg. Sys. Memo 9, June 29, 1950.
Availability:
Administrative expenses under Federal
Tort Claims Act-expenses of medical
examinations of persons allegedly in-
jured through commission of torts by
Govt. or other administrative expenses
under Federal Tort Claims Act (28 U. 8.
C. 2672) may be charged to appropria-
tion generally available for administra-
tion of particular departmental bureau
or other unit involved rather than to
appropriation for payment of claims
pursuant to law (28 U. S. C. 2672)......
Expenses incident to specific purpose:
Where appropriation is made for par-
ticular object, by implication it confers
authority to incur expenses necessary
or incident to proper execution of ob-
ject unless there is another appropria-
tion which makes more specific pro-
vision for such expenditures, or un-
less such expenditures are prohibited
by law.....
In view of sec. 341, Public Health Service
Act, authorizing Surg. Gen. to provide
generally for care and treatment of
voluntary narcotic patients, and of ad-
ministrative opinion that provision of
clothing constitutes therapeutic device
in aid of medical treatment, appropriat-
ed funds may be used in reasonable
amounts for purchase of clothing for
indigent narcotic patients, upon dis-
charge from Public Health Service
hospitals, as necessary therapeutic de-
vice in aid of their recovery and re-
APPROPRIATIONS-Continued.
Availability Continued.
Expenses incident to specific purpose→→→
Continued.
habilitation, provided medical deter-
mination has been made to that effect.
Fiscal year limitation matters. See Ap-
propriations, fiscal year.
Motion pictures, motion picture equipment,
etc.-rental of film depicting govern-
mental activities-motion picture film
made and produced by private concern
for commercial distribution depicting
certain phases and activities of Food and
Drug Adm. which administratively has
been determined to be effective means, in
furtherance of provisions of Federal
Food, Drug, and Cosmetic Act, of re-
porting and illustrating results of in-
vestigations by Adm., and in educating
public, may be leased under proper
agreement pursuant to authority con-
tained in current appropriation for
salaries and expenses; however, term of
lease should be limited to current fiscal
year or be renewable by Govt. at its
option from year to year..
Physical examinations. See, generally,
Physical Examinations.
Prior to appropriation or period for which
made. See Appropriations, obligation.
Purchases necessary in enforcement of im-
migration laws-purchase, installation,
and maintenance of lights, warning de-
vices, and observation towers along
boundary fence between U. S. and
Mexico being necessary in enforcement
of immigration laws, appropriation
"Salaries and Expenses, Immigration
and Naturalization Service, 1950" may
be regarded as available for such purpose,
there not being found any other ap
propriation making more specific pro-
vision for such expenditures.....
Services and expenses incident to examina-
tion, etc., functions of Civil Service field
boards of examiners-funds appropriated
to Dept. of Agriculture, while not specifi-
cally available for expenses in connection
with applicant examining functions, may
be used for expenses of CAF positions
which must be allocated specifically to
afford administrative assistance requisite
to examination, certification, and re-
cruitment functions of Civil Service field
boards of examiners established pur-
suant to E. O. No. 9830 and, also, for
expenses necessarily incident to such
administrative work...
Services and expenses incident to examina-
tion, etc., functions of departmental Com.
of Expert Examiners.-funds appropri
ated to Dept. of Agriculture, while not
specifically available for expenses in
connection with applicant examining
functions, may be used for expenses of
APPROPRIATIONS-Continued.
Availability-Continued.
CAF positions which must be allocated
specifically to afford administrative as-
sistance requisite to examination, certi-
fication, and recruitment functions of
Com. of Expert Examiners in depart-
mental service.....
Charges-travel expense advances-revised
procedure-Acctg. Sys. Memo 3, June 29, 1949.
Deficiency:
Applicability of statutory prohibition on use
of funds for promotions, transfers, etc.,
generally-provision in act of May 26,
1950, that "no funds may be used to pay
compensation of any employee in a grade
higher than the grade of such employee
on May 22, 1950," is applicable only to
deficiency appropriations therein made
for "Fighting forest fires," Department
of Agriculture, and "Office of the Hous-
ing Expediter," so that funds made
available to other departments, agencies,
and corporations by act may be used in
making appointments, transfers, and
promotions of personnel, provided such
personnel actions do not create addi-
tional deficiency beyond that for which
funds are made available
Availability, generally, for promotions,
transfers, etc.-provision in act of May
26, 1950, that "no funds may be used to
pay compensation of any employee in
a grade higher than the grade of such em-
ployee on May 22, 1950," is applicable
only to deficiency appropriations therein
made for "Fighting forest fires," De-
partment of Agriculture, and "Office of
the Housing Expediter," so that funds
made available to other departments,
agencies, and corporations by act may
be used in making appointments,
transfers, and promotions of personnel,
provided such personnel actions do not
create additional deficiency beyond that
for which funds are made available....
District of Columbia-expenses of persons
committed to St. Elizabeths Hospital
while living in Dist. of Col.-expenses in-
curred by St. Elizabeths Hospital for care
of patient who had lived in Dist. of Col.
for more than one year immediately prior
to commitment may be reimbursed from
Dist of Col. Appro. Act, 1949, under pro-
vision relating to support of indigent in-
sane, even though commitment decree of
court states that patient is not resident of
District..
Federal Security Agency-Food and Drug
Administration-availability for rental of
motion picture film-motion picture film
made and produced by private concern for
commercial distribution depicting certain
phases and activities of Food and Drug
Adm. which administratively has been de-
termined to be effective means, in further-
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