Evening Star Newspaper, December 7, 1932, Page 10

SAESTRSIGT | WITHNEW PAYCLT go Mention Is Made of Levy on Beer in 1934 Budget Message. | 4 (Continued From Sixth Page) flons the estimate under the perma- nent appropriation for 1934 for inter- est on the public debt shows.an erease of $85,000,000 in excess of the appropriation for 1933. There is also an increase of $37,266,843 for public debt retirements from ordinary receipts, consisting of the cumulative sinking fund, additional sinking fund ire- ments to carry into effect the provisions of Section 308 of the Emergency Re- lief and Construction Act of 1932, re- ceipts from foreign Governments to be applied to debt retirements from franchise tex receipts from Federal Re- serve banks. l NATIONAL DEFENSE. ' Excluding all items of a non-military Rature the estimates of appropriations contained in this Budget for national defense under the War and Navy De- partments amount to $586,447,000 as| compaired with appropriations of $632,- | 466,000 for 1933, which indicates a de- | crease of $46,019,000. To obtain a| oper basis for comparison, however, ere should be deducted $16,996,000, which represents the deductions made in the 1934 estimates predicated upon & continuance during that fiscal year of certain provisions of the Economy Act. .@n this comparable basis the decrease $s slightly more than $29,000,000. et decrease is $18,215,000, which a large number of items and decrease. The principal lecrease is Army construction, $17,414,000 was appropriated 3 and for which no similar item . Construc- amount for modernization of bat- tleships. Offsetting these reductions, totaling $32,244,000, is an increase of ':zukfi:.!m for construction of new the same as provided for 1933, and an sverage of 13,600 enlisted men of ‘the Cinderella First Prize Answer is name of appli- ance in our window. Call or phone for Puzzle CONTEST ENDS SAT., DEC. 17 Offics of retary . Birean ‘of ‘Labor Sraisi reau of Immigration reau of Naturalization Children’s Bureau Women's Bureau United States nt Service United States Housing Corporation. Total. annual Permanent indefinite— Citizenship textbooks, etc. Grand total ‘Total increase THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 7, 193%. (Continued From Sixth Page.) Avpropriations, 1933 Annual approj : e Departmental Estimates Submitted to Congress Avpropriations, $1,853,500 5,000 of Prohibition . > | Miscellanequs oblects . Tots " | United state; $1:389,345 Total. 4,000 | Permanent o EEeN ust $13,303,345 | OTnd 1o $468,57 ‘Total reductions .. department proper Marine Corps, as compared with an av- e of 15,343 men provided for 1933. e estimate of $4,400,000 included in this Budget for modernization of battleships is sufficient to complete | work on two baitlechips and to carry | forward work on the other ship now | in_dock. For construction of new vessels the 1934 estimates total $38,845,000. This | sum, together - with the amount of | $5,000,000 to be transferred to this ac- | count from the naval supply account | fund and an estimated balance of $9,525,000 to be carried over from 1933, will make available for 1934 a total of $53,380,000. This amount is ample to continue work at a normal rate of rogress on all vessels now under way, and, in addition, on one eight-inch cruiser to be laid down im January, | 1933, another, such cruiser to be laid cown in Jenuary, 1934, and four de- stroyers to be laid down in the first | half of the fiscal year 1934. The amount appropriated for 1933 for con- struction of new vessels was $18,-| 063,000, In addition, $7,000,000 was authorized to be transferred from other appropriations and a balance of $37,- 817,000 was carried over from 1932, making & total availability for 1933 of $62,880,000. . While the estimates for vessel- construction for 1934 are about $21,000,000 in excess of the -appropri- ation for 1933, the availability for 1934 will be some $9,500,000 less than the availability for 1933. 'This. difference is largely accounted for in the estimated savings due to the continuation of pro- visions of the 'Economy Act and the anticipated reduction in labor costs. Naval Employes Hit. The it schedule of wages for presen! per diem émployes of the Naval Estab- lishment has beeén in effect since Janu- ary 1, 1929. A provision of the Econ- omy Act prohibits a reduction in such wage rates during the fiscal year 1933. This provision is not recommended for continuation through 1934. A total decrease of $4,576,000 in the cost of national defense is reflected in this Budget by the inclusion in the Post Office Department chapter of a reneral provision suspending, for the fiscal year 1934, the re-enlistment al- lowance or “bonus” to enlisted men. There is certainly at this time no ne- cessity of the military service which justifies the payment of a cash bonus to men for re-enlisting in the service. Unexpended Balances. Following the policy which I have uniformly pursued and which has had the concurrence of the Congress, I am not recommending that the require- | ments for 1934 be met in part by a re- apprepriation or extension of the avail- ability of unexpended balances of appro- priations for the fiscal year 1933 except in those cases in which moneys appro- priated for a specific non-recurring pro- ject remain unexpended -and it is neces- sary to continue the availability of the funds for the same purpose or purposes for which originally appropriated. CONCLUSION. Notwithstanding the large reduction in expenditures estimated for the cur- rent fiscal year below those in-the fiscal year 1932 and the increased revenues anticipated during this year under the revenue laws enacted at the last session of Congress, a large excess of expendi- tures with consequent increase in the Salada ‘Salada tain srains. Totrist sleeping car Brown Label Red Label : The Same Finest Quality appeal. 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TEXT OF LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED IN PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE |share snd snare (Continued From Seventh Page.) satisfaction of the court that relevant and material testimony is available from hose statement has not person Wl . ;en’en submitted to the United States Veterans’ Bureau or the Veierans’ Ad- 47 | ministration prior to the denial of the claim sued upon, the court shall stay all proceedings in the suit until the statement of such person is submitted to the administrator of veterans' af- fairs, who shall cause the claim to be immediately reviewed, and in case the administrator allows such claim, the suit shall be dimissed, but if the ad- ministrator disallows the claim, such person may be a witness in the trial of the cause: Provided further, that the last preceding proviso shall apply to ail suits- on the dato of the en- actment of this amendatory act against the United States under the provisions of the war risk insurance act, as amended, or this act, as amendex (J) Revival of Government insurance restricted: Sections 305 and 309 of the World War veterans’ act, 1924, as amended (U. S. C., Supp. V, title 38, secs. 516, 516b), are hereby repealed as of the date of their enactment, and notwithstanding the provisions of sec- tion 602 of the World War veterans’ act, 1924, as amended (U. 8. C, title 38, sec. 571), no additional payments shall be made under such sections or the third proviso of section 408 of the war risk insurance act, as amended, ex- cept to those persons actually receiving yments on the date of enactment of pa this act, or in those claims where, prior | == j jEnd Serious Coughs | to the date of the enactment of this act, it has been determined by the Vet- erans' Administration that all or part the insurance is payabl 2 cen_in- formed of such determination: Pro- vided, that where a beneficiary recelv- ing insurance payments under such sec- ions dies and there is surviving a widow, child or children, or dependent mother or father, of the veteran, the re- id installments shall be maining unpa! paid to the following permitted class of which they are entitled and the re- maining unpaid installments shall be paid to the beneficlary or beneficiaries in the order of preference prescribed in this proviso. 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