Pay, general provisions.-AR 35-3820. Rates of pay.-AR 35-3840. Pay in connection with appointment and promotion.-AR 35-3880. Pay for holidays, general.-AR 35-3900. Pay of per diem and piecework employees for holidays.-AR 35-3920. Pay in connection with leave of absence.-AR 35-3940. Pay in connection with suspension.-AR 35-3960. Pay in connection with absence from duty, miscellaneous.-AR 35-3980. Stoppages of pay.-AR 35-4000. Pay in connection with retirement.-AR 35-4020. Pay vouchers.-AR 35-4040. Travel expenses.-AR 35-4060. 5. Government salary tables showing basic salaries and basic salaries less 32 per cent.-Issued by the General Accounting Office June, 1929. (These tables may be obtained on application to the Quartermaster General.) 6. References: SCHOOLS Special service schools.-AR 350-110. Supervision and control. Organization and administration. Personnel. Executive officer. Secretary. Directors. Instructors. Faculty board. School library. School year. The Quartermaster Corps School.-AR 350-900. The Quartermaster Corps Subsistence School.-AR 350-910. The Quartermaster Corps Motor Transport School.-AR 350-920. Schools for bakers and cooks.-AR 350-940. Army correspondence courses.-AR 350-3000. FUNDS 7. References: Disbursing officers and public funds.-AR 35–120. Bonds of accountable officers.-AR 35-220. Agent officers.-AR 35-320. Transfers and exchanges of public funds.-AR 35-160. Appropriations.--AR 35-740. Accounting for public funds.-AR 35-180. Prompt payment of bills and accounts.-AR 35-6200. Proceeds of sales which remain available for expenditure.-AR 35-800. Proceeds of sales which must be deposited to the credit of the Treasurer of the United States.-AR 35-780. Annual and quarterly estimates for funds.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Special estimates.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Estimates for recruiting activities and commutation of rations to enlisted men on detached service.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Estimates not to be submitted under purposes for which general procurement authorities are published.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Estimates from stations under jurisdiction of corps area and department commanders.-Cir. 1–2, OQMG, 1928. Form for submitting estimates.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Procurement authorities.-AR 35-840. General procurement authorities.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Apportionment of and procurement authorities under the appropriation "Army transportation."-AR 35-6130. Procurement authorities-Army transportation.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Issuance of procurement authorities.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Record of expenditures.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Funds in excess of requirements to be reported. Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Report of expenditures.-Cir. 1–2, OQMG, 1928. Deposit of funds received from sales.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Electric current furnished other branches.-Cir. 1-2, OQMG, 1928. Procurement of supplies, services, and rentals by organizations away from home stations.-AR 35-6300. Fiscal features of interbranch procurements.-AR 35-860. Fiscal features, interdepartmental procurements.-AR 35-880. Settlement of accounts, between branches, bureaus, departments, etc.-AR 35-900. Collection of delinquent quartermaster accounts.-AR 35-1380. PUBLICATIONS, CORRESPONDENCE, AND REPORTS 8. References: War Department publications, including binders therefor and blank forms (A. G. O.), allowance and distribution of.-AR 310-200. Military publications.-AR 310-10. Form and size. Scope. Preparation and publication. Authorized publications of the Office of the Quartermaster General. Cir. 1-16, OQMG, 1928. Method of publication of circulars, circular letters, purchase notices, and office orders by the Quartermaster General.-Cir. 1-16, OQMG, 1928. Distribution of publications of the Quartermaster Corps.-Cir. 1-16, OQMG, 1928. Correspondence, how conducted.-AR 340-15. Channels of communication. Reference forms. Preparation. Military letters. Indorsements. Inclosures. Nonmilitary letters. Telegrams, cablegrams, and radiograms. Correspondence, Quartermaster Corps.-Cir. 1-16, OQMG, 1928. Depots. National Guard. Reserve officers. Constructing quartermasters. Symbols on communications. Telegrams. Radio messages. Documents.-AR 330-5. "Secret." "Confidential.' "For official use only." Military maps and photographs. Penalty envelopes and labels; use of the mails.-AR 340-10. Reports required by the Quartermaster General, list of, showing name of report, form number, by whom submitted, when submitted, number of copies, and references.—Cir. 1–16, OQMG, 1928. Reports, special instructions.-Cir. 1-16, OQMG, 1928. Annual report of typewriters. Report on contracts and purchase orders for clothing and equipage and regular supplies. Disposal of real estate. Report of funds pertaining to construction, maintenance, repair, and operation of buildings and utilities. 9. Sizes of envelopes.—The following envelopes are authorized for supply to the military service (exclusive of the War Department) on requisitions, the item numbers corresponding to the list of awards issued by the Postmaster General: The foregoing does not affect in any way the present methods of procuring jackets, open end, thumb notched, as required by the various services, the same being procured on approved requisitions as are other supplies. (Bul. 16. W. D., 1928) 95757-30- -2 BLANK FORMS AND PRINTING 10. References: Classification of blank forms.-AR 310-100. Standard forms. War Department forms. Branch forms. Blank forms, allowance and list of, furnished by The Adjutant General.-AR 310-105. Blank forms (A. G. O.), distribution by The Adjutant General. AR 310-105. Blank forms for use of the Quartermaster Corps.-Cir. 1-17, OQMG, 1928. Allowance. Responsibility for supply. Requisitions. Distribution. List of forms Standard forms. War Department forms. Quartermaster Corps forms. Printing and binding.-AR 310-245. Field printing.—AR 30–2120. 11. Style Manual for printing.-A Style Manual of the Government Printing Office, prepared under the direction of the Public Printer, will be found useful in any office. The Manual contains a guide to capitalization of words pertaining to Government activities, titles of railroads, a list of States, Territories, and counties, a comprehensive list of compound words, and other useful information. This publication may be obtained on application to the Quartermaster General. 12. Suggestions for the preparation of copy for printing and the editing of proofs.-The following suggestions are contained in the Style Manual of the Government Printing Office. While intended primarily for material being sent to the Government Printing Office, Washington, D. C., they will be found of value in editing material for printing elsewhere. Copy should be edited in accordance with the style laid down in the Style Manual before being sent to the Government Printing Office. Editing should not be done on proof sheets. Copy should be sent flat, numbered consecutively, typewritten if possible, unless reprint, and each page should begin with a paragraph, as the passing of "run downs" is an expensive operation. The Government Printing Office style must be followed in department printing in all cases. |