The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 9, 1932, Page 2

i ee, : mirenraimidhan en THE BISMAKCE TRIBUNE, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1932 na iimnonatainaaslaat ext of Hoover’s Address on Government Chan PRESIDENT ORDERS WIDE ALTERATIONS FOR DEPARTMENTS Interior and Commerce Branch- es Embrace Bulk of Consolidations Washington, Dec. 9.—(4)—The fol- lowing is the text of President Hoo- ver's special message in transmitting recommendations for government re organization to congress: To the senate and house of repre- sentatives: The congress, on June 30, 1932, en- acted provisions for the reorganiz tion of the executive departments, which subject I have from time to time laid before the congress. The declared policy of the congress, as set out in Section 401 of Title 4, Part 2, of this act follows: “Sec. 401. In order to further re- duce expenditures and increase in ef- ficiency in government it is declared to be the policy of congress “(A) To group, coordinate, and consolidate executive and administra- tive agencies of the government, as nearly as may be, according to ma. Jor purpose: “(B) To reduce the number of such agencies by consolidating those hav- ing similar functions under a single head: C) To segregate regulatory agen- cies and functions from those of an administrative and executive charac- ter.” Gave President Power To accomplish these purposes, the president was authorized by executive order to transfer executive agencies to and from the departments and independent executive agencies and to designate titles and duties of offi- cials connected therewith. The act provides that such execu- tablishment to the department of the interior. 8. The administrative duties, pow- ers, and functions of the national capital park and planning commis- sion, which are transferred to the de- partment of the interior, and the commission shall serve in an advisory ‘capacity to the secretary of the in- terior. 9. The administrative duties, pow- fers and functions of the Rock Creek jand Potomoc Parkway Commission, | which are transferred to the depart- |ment of the interior, and the com- ‘mission shall serve in an advisory capacity to the secretary of the in- terior. | 10. The administrative duties, pow- jers, and functions of the Arlington Memorial Bridge commission, which are transferred to the department of ‘the interior, and the commission shall rve in an advisory capacity to the cretary of the interior. | 11. The administrative duties, pow- jers and functions of the commission ,of fine arts, which are transferred | tc the department of the interior, and |the commission shall serve in an ad- | Visory capacity to the secretary of the interior. | Touches Sesqui-Centennial 12, The administrative duties, pow- | ers, and functions of the George Rogers Sesqui-Centennial commission, which are transferred to the depart- ment of interior, and the commission shall serve in an advisory capacity to |the secretary of the interior. | 13, The administrative duties, pow- ers, and functions of the Mount Rush- |more National Memorial commission, |which are traysferred to the depart- |ment of the interior, and the com- | mission shall serve in an advisory cap- jacity to the seeretary of the interior. 14. The administrative duties, pow- ers, and functions of the general sup- ply committee, treasury department, which are transferred to the depart- ment of the interior, and the com- mittee shall serve in an advisory ca- | Pacity to the secretary of the interior. | 15. The government fuel yards, |which are transferred from the bur- jeau of mines, department of com- |merce, to the department of the in- | terior. Education, Health and Recreation T have established a division of edu- of instruments for the navy, to the department of commerce. #. The United States shipping board merchant fleet corporation to the department of commerce. 8. The Inland Waterways corpora- tion of the war department to the department of commerce. 9. The bureau of lighthouses, now in the department of commerce. Commerce and Industry I have transferred to the depart- ment of commerce or the bureaus thereof, as indicated, the following organizations and functions which in- volve services in the interest of com- merce and industry: 1, The powers and duties of the federal oil conservation board to the bureau of mines, and the said board is abolished. 2. The administrative duties, pow- jers, and authority of the national | screw thread commission to the bur- eau of standards, and the commis- |sion shall serve in an advisory capa- icity to the secretary of commerce. 3. The administrative duties, pow- ;ers, and functions of the national ad- visory committee for aeronautics to | the bureau of standards, and the com- |mittee shall serve in an advisory capa- [city to the secretary of commerce. 4. The weather bureau of the de- partment of agriculture to the de- partment of commerce. Department of Justice I have transferred to and consoli- dated with the department of justice |the powers, duties and functions of |tie alien property custodian, and the powers and duties now exercised by the veterans’ administration which re- late to the defense in court of cases involving litigation arising under sec- tion 19 of the world war veterans’ act jof 1924, as amended. Department of Labor I have transferred to and consoli- |dated with the department of labor |the powers and duties now exercised |by the employees’ compensation com- {mission which relate to the adminis- jtration of the longshoremen’s and 'hagbor workers’ act of March 4, 1927, jand the act of May 17, 1928, extend- jing the provisions of the 1927 act to |private employers and their employ- yees in the District of Columbia. | Civil Service Commission I have transferred to and consoli- Srecnye. store Sut also o bast oe NAME MINNESOTA CANDIDATES cussion prepared by the bureau of inneay —(P\—Two - the budget of the proposed transfers] versity of Mitingetobe staleten have and the basis on which they are pred-|heen selected as this state's candidates icated. for Rhodes scholarships. Carl J. Lind, swimmer, and Waldemar ‘Rasmussen, man. Both are The Armour Creameries in +Bismarck are now taking in s for the Christ: apolis. “They will go to Des Moines, Aulleers. 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In accordance! health, and recreation,” and have with this authorization, I am trans-/ transferred to that division the fol. mitting herewith to the congress ex-| lowing organizations and functions: ecutive orders which have been issued| }, The office of education, now in today, transferring and grouping @|the department of the interior. large number of executive agencies. |, 2 Howard University, now in the A further limitation was placed up-| department of the interior. ; on executive action in the provision! 3, The Columbia institution for the that statutory functions may not be|deaf, now in the department of the abolished hy exooatiys orders, the ef-/| interior. | Se eas fect of which renders it necessary to; 4. The American printing house | retain many commissioners, but, un-|for the blind, which is emnoratted| «a1 Lave, orarerre eo arc in te der the orders issued, their adminis-| from the treasury department to the | 12) dans ta ae trative functions are placed under va-| office of education. ie asury department the following ser- rious departments, the commissions} 5. The administrative duties, pow- | "iC", PEANUTS, fancy fresh, 3 pounds 25c WALNUTS, new crop, APPLES, full 40-lb.. box ree .15¢ 15c 19c EE | RUTABAGAS, CARROTS, PARSNIPS, 5 pounds ~ ALL $1.25 ORDERS DELIVERED FREE retaining their advisory functions only. A total of 58 executive agencies and parts of agencies have been grouped or ‘consolidated. One effect is to reduce by about 15 the number of independent agencies and com- missions. I have made no estimate on the ex- tent of the economies which will eventually result from this reorgan- ization program. The total appropri- ers, and functions of the federal board for vocational education which are transferred to the office of education, visory capacity to the secretary of the interior. now in the department of the inter- tor. 7. The public health service, which is transferred from the treasury de- and the board shall serve in an ad-| 6. The bureau of Indian affairs, | 1, The border patrol from the im- jof labor, and, 2. The border patrol from the cus- {toms service in the treasury depart- | ment. Bureau of the Budget | Ihave transferred and consolidated | the following activities in the bureau jof the budget: . 1, The powers and duties now exer- jcised by the general accounting of- migration service in the department |, We Serve Your Needs ations for the present fiscal year to| partment to the department of the these agencies is approximately $700,- | interior. r 8. The division of vital statistics, which is transferred from the bureau |OUnting forms, systems, and préce- |dure in the several executive depart- of the census, department of com-! ents and independent establish. merce, to the public health service in| Lager the department of the interior. | eteca ype de led ready ert eag ad 9. St. Elizabeth’s hospital, now jn |S@neral shall retain the power and the department of the interior, | duty to prescribe the form and man- |fice which relate to the designing, jPrescribing, and installation of ac- Phone 1400 Constitute Initial Action ‘These orders constitute the neces- sary initial action required in carry-| ing out the policy which the congress has proclaimed in connection with re- organization of the executive branch resh Warm Rolls AeHtsoP4 wehosgs - tar of the federal government. They un- dertake to group certain executive agencies and activities in logical and orderly relation to each other as de- termined by their major functions and purposes, and to vest in the head of each department, subject to execu- tive approval, the authority and re- sponsibility to develop and put into effect the ultimate details of better 10. Freedman’s hospital, now in the department of the interior. 11, The national park service, now in the department of the interior. 12. The National Parks, monu- ments, and cemeteries, which are transferred from the war department to the department of the interior. LAND UTLIZATION T have established a division of land organization, elimination of overlap,| duplication, and unnecessary expendl- | ture. These results can only be work- | ed out progressively by the executive | officers placed in charge of the dif- ferent divisions. An example of the value of such grouping is administrative economies brought about through the consolida- | tion of agencies relating to veterans’ | service and likewise to enforcement | activities which were authorized some | time ago. I have under consideration further consolidations and grouping in the different departments, including ce: tain functions of the army and nav which I hope to be able to transmit to the congress at a later date. PUBLIC WORKS I have established a division of pub- lic works in the department of the in- terior and designated that the title of one of the present assistant secre- taries shall be changed to “assistant secretary of interior for public works,” under whose direction I have grouped the following organizations and func- tions: 1, The bureau of reclamation, now in the department of the interior. 2. The geoldgical survey, now in the department of the interior. utilization in the department of agri- culture to include functions whose major purpose relates to the protec- tion and utilization of land and its inherent natural resources, and have | designated a change in the title of the assistant secretary to “assistant secre- tary of ‘agriculture for land utiliza- tion,” and have transferred to that di- vision the following organizations and functions: 1, The forest service, now in the department of agriculture. . The general land office, which |is transferred from the department of | the interior to the department of agriculture. ;| 3, Thé administrative duties, pow- er, and functions of the committee on |the conservation and administration of the public domain, which are trans. ferred to the department of agric ture, and the committee shall serve in an advisory capacity to the secre- tary of agriculture. 4. The advisory council of the na- tional arboretum, now in the depart- ment of agriculture. 5. The bureau of biological survey, now in the dapartment of agricul- ture. 6. The bureau of chemistry and soils, now in the department of agri- culture. ;ner in which accounts shall be sub- | mitted to his office for audit. 2. The powers and duties now ex- ercised by the general accounting of- | fice which relate to the administra- tive examination of fiscal officers’ accounts and claims against the Uni- ted States, and the adequacy and ef- |fectiveness of the administrative ex- jamination of accounts and claims in ‘the respective departments and es- tablishments and the adequacy and effectiveness of departmental inspec- tion of the officers and accounts of {fiscal officers. 3. The powers and duties of the bureau of efficiency. Recommendations Requiring Legislation I recommend that legislation be en- acted to accomplish the following ad- | ditional changes in organization which the law does not confer upon me au- thority to make: 1. Abolish the Rock Creek and Po- tomac Parkway commission, whose | Powers. and duties are transferred to | the department of the interior. This | commission has accomplished the pur- jose for which it was created and need no longer be retained as a separate entity. 2. Transfer jurisdiction over the operation, protection, and mainten- ance of the parks, parkways, play- grounds, and recreational activities of the District of Columbia, from the l office of public buildings and public Parks to the commissioners of the District of Columbia, making it possi- ble to consolidate and coordinate these activities with similar functions now performed by the municipal gov- ernment of the district, and relieving in a Jiffy ii YOUR family is one of those that has a “weakness” for tasty warm rolls with their meals, here’s an easy way_to keep everyone happy and save your- self quite a bit of baking time. Stay Fresh Several Days It really isn’t necessary to start all over and bake a fresh ‘your rolls, even when three and four days old, have the full, moist, fresh-from-the-oven flavor of rolls just baked. 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Climax saves your fuel (you don’t have to bake so often). y ‘ucumbers Cabbage wf Bbidiee 251) northwestern lakes and the supervisor of New York harbor) administered under the direction of or supervision of the chief of engineers, U. S. army, including rivers and harbors and flood control work, and the duties, Powers, and functions of the Missis- sippi river commission, the California debris commission, the joint board of I have established a merchant ma- rine division in the department of commerce and an assistant secretary of commerce for merchant marine and have tansferred to that division the following organizations and func- tions: 1, The coast and geodetic survey, now in the department of commerce. 2. The hydrographic office of the bureau of navigation of the navy de- Partment to the coast and geodetic survey. 3. The survey of northern and northwestern lakes of the office of the chief of engineers of the war depart- ment to the coast and geodetic sur- vey. 4. 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