Pay of the Army, deposit fund..
Estates of deceased soldiers..

Soldiers' Home, permanent fund.

Estates of deceased personnel, War Department.

TABLE NO. 2—Continued

Permanent appropriations included in Statement No. 2-Continued

B. TRUST ACCOUNTS—Continued

WAR DEPARTMENT

Army allotments...

Soldiers' Home, interest account..

Special deposit accounts...

Funds contributed for flood control, Mississippi River, its outlets and tributaries.

Effect of Permanent Appropriation Repeal
Act, 1934, and citation of section

Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (25).
Trust fund, sec. 20 (c) (2)..
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (59).
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (36).

Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (83).

Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (27).

Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (28)
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (64)
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (65).

Annual, sec. 14 (b) (2).
Annual, sec. 14 (b) (3).

Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (55)..
Audited claims, sec. 13 (b) (6).
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (51).
Annual, sec. 14 (b) (4).
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (52).
Audited claims, sec. 13 (b) (2).
Trust fund, sec. 20 (b) (58).

TABLE NO. 3

Summary of estimated expenditures for Federal public works, fiscal years 1936 and 1935, compared with actual expenditures for the fiscal year 1934

This statement includes only outlays for Federal buildings, structures, and other public improvements, including sites for construction. It does not include emergency expenditures from allotments for public works to States, municipalities, and other public bodies. Items in italics represent emergency expenditures according to the classification of such expenditures in Table No. 1, A]

ency Appropriation Act, 1935 (P. W. A.).

s and expenses, Office of Experiment Stations..

Installation of sewage treatment and disposal system, Beltsville, Md..
Farm structures, fences, and clearing land at insular experiment
stations......

il improvements, emergency expenditures (N. 1. R.). Roadways, fencing, clearing lands, and repair of water system...........
5 and expenses, Weather Bureau

Bureau, emergency expenditures (N. I. R.). Industry, emergency expenditures (N. I. R.)..... ncy Appropriation Act, 1936 (P. W. A.). ndustry, National Industrial Recovery, 1933–35....

and expenses, Bureau of Plant Industry... dustry, emergency expenditures (N. I. R.)..

Cistern, temporary structure, and platforms for instrumental

equipment....

Replacing river gages; erecting riprap and retaining wall..
Farm and laboratory buildings; water and sewer systems; clearing,
fencing, and draining land; purchase of land at Beltsville, Md.
Repairing hurricane damage to experiment farm, New Iberia, La....
Farm and laboratory buildings; water, sewer, steam, and electric
systems; purchase of land; clearing, fencing, and draining land;
paving roads.

Farm buildings, greenhouses, field laboratories, shop buildings,
garages, and fences.

Roadways, clearing lands; plant and implement sheds; remodeling
and repainting buildings; grading land; terracing; retaining walls;
digging wells; water and steam piping; furnaces and heating systems;
farm cottages and residential buildings; head houses; greenhouses;
office, laboratory, and research buildings; barns; cold-storage facilities;
date-curing houses; garages; coal pits; electric systems; soil and
fertilizer houses; purchase of land.

Survey and acquisition of land for National Arboretum.... Construction of erosion-control nurseries, including land for sites... enditures for 1936 are included in general public-works item on last page of this statement.

TABLE NO. 3-Continued

Summary of estimated expenditures for Federal public works, fiscal years 1936 and 1935, compared with actual expenditures for the fiscal year 1934-Continued

Total, general.

Total, emergency

Total, Department of Agriculture..

Highway construction..

Telephone lines, firebreaks, look-out structures, dwellings, barns,
latrines, fences, water development, office and laboratory buildings.
Naval stores research laboratory, machine shop, fence, platform,
warehouse, agricultural byproducts laboratory,

Greenhouses, small field laboratories, insectaries, garages, and out-
buildings.

Research laboratory, greenhouses, mushroom house, animal house,
insectaries, storage sheds, garages, fencing; construction of fumiga-
tion houses; fencing of fumigation-house reservations; resurfacing
road; completing construction and installation of volatilizer systems.
Garage, towers, boathouse, telephone lines, addition to head-
quarters building.

Headquarters and outbuildings, wells, roads, trails, fences, tele-
phone lines, and dams.

Headquarters and outbuildings; dikes, dams, ditches, wells; bridges,
fire lines, roads, trails; towers, telephone lines, boathouses, wharves,
storehouses, floats, fences; pens and hutches.

do.. ...do..

Highway construction..

..do..

....do..

do..

do..

Nature of construction

do...

gineering.

Bureau of Agricultural Engineering emergency, expendi- Experimental laboratories, storage sheds, dwellings, farm buildings,
tures (N. 1. R.).
artesian well, roadways, fences, power units, soil-saving dams,
measuring devices, straightening natural drainage channels, and
other physical improvements.

Bureau of Home Economics, National Industrial Recovery, Construction of storage refrigerator and laboratory hood.
1933-35.

Food and Drug Administration, National Industrial Constructing built-in equipment for laboratory units; constructing
Recovery, 1933-35.
laboratory building, greenhouses, barns, and garage: landscaping;
constructing cement walks.

TABLE No. 3-Continued

Summary of estimated expenditures for Federal public works, fiscal years 1936 and 1935, compared with actual expenditures for the fiscal year 1934-Continued

ir navigation facilities, emergency expenditures (N. I. R.). Construction and relocation of airways and installation of equipment.. eneral expenses, Lighthouse Service.....

ds to navigation, Lighthouse Service....

Lighthouse depots, stations, other aids to navigation, purchase and
installation of equipment.

Eds to navigation, Lighthouse Service, emergency
Construction, act July 21, 1932.