You have reference, of course, to accidents to the public in egress and ingress?

Mr. CARLOCK. Yes. We have had several claims. I do not believe we have ever approved one. We have had several claims that we have disapproved. We had one just recently where a little girl fell off of a stairs in a lighthouse. She was just a visitor there, and her mother claimed there should have been more of a railing. But we decided that there was no negligence, that all due precautions were taken, and that she did not have a good claim, so we did not settle that one.

OBLIGATIONS

Mr. GARY. Mr. Johnson, I wonder if you could furnish us with a table showing the obligations to December 31, 1949, on all of the appropriations for 1950.

Mr. JOHNSON. Yes, sir. Just the obligations, each appropriation? Mr. GARY. Each appropriation.

Mr. JOHNSON. The most recent date available?

Mr. GARY. That is right.

Mr. JOHNSON. Yes, sir; we will furnish it.

(The information referred to follows:)

Administering the public debt.

Office of the Treasurer, salaries and expenses.

Distinctive paper for United States currency.

Contingent expenses, public moneys.

Bureau of Customs, salaries and expenses

Bureau of Internal Revenue, salaries and expenses (as of Nov. 30, 1949).

Additional income tax on railroads in Alaska..

Bureau of Narcotics, salaries and expenses..

Bureau of Engraving and Printing, salaries and expenses.

Secret Service Division, salaries and expenses.

White House Police, salaries and expenses.

Guard force, salaries and expenses..

Contribution for annuity benefits.

Bureau of the Mint, salaries and expenses.

383, 783

$750,000

12, 213

30,000

38, 670

80,000

63, 736

135,000

165, 470

330,000

589, 725

177, 231

827,448

5,024, 906

10,000 89, 621 71, 407 27, 646, 663 735, 047 2, 530, 875 250,885 17,548, 405 91, 303, 630 8, 945 841, 900 8,017, 380 978, 861 199,829 339, 574

46, 508 2,044, 776

1,150,000 325,000 1,725,000

11, 467, 900

20,000 100,000

150,000

52, 000, 000 1,450,000 5,547, 500 450,000 35, 150, 000 226, 300, 000

10,000 1,610,000

15, 660,000 1,925,000 370,000 $700,000 84, 600 4,800,000

Coast Guard, Office of the Commandant, salaries.

$1, 232, 455

Pay and allowances.

40, 119, 996

General expenses.

Civilian employees.

20,061, 056
2,208, 605

Acquisition, construction, and improvements.
Retired pay.

NOTE.-Obligations reflected above include pay increases under Public Laws 351 and 429 for approxi

mately 2 months only.

Mr. GARY. I have no further questions.

This concludes the hearing. Thank you, gentlemen.