geneva, october 8th, i93i. - northwestern university...

[Distributed to the Council, the Official No.: C, 650, M. 262. 931. IX.Members of the League and the [Conf. D.I9 .]States invited to the Conference.]

Geneva, October 8th, I93I.

LEAGUE OF NATIONS

PARTICULARS WITH REi0RD TO THE POSITIf OF RMETiIEISII THE Ul O COUITRIES

1* COMMUNICATION FROM THE PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT

Note by the Secretary-General:

At the request of the Portuguese Government, dated September 23rd and 30th, theSecretary-General has the honour to communicate to the Governments invited to theDisarmament Conference two letters with an annex from the Head of the PortugueseChancellory accredited to the League of Nations, containing detailed information on theposition of the armaments of the said country.

COMMUNICATIONS FROM THE HEAD OF THE PORTUGUESE CHANCELLORYACCREDITED TO THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS TO THE SECRETARY-GENERAL

OF THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

Geneva, September 2nd, I93I.With reference to your Circular Letters No. 23 (a), of February I7th, and No. I24, of

June I3th, I931, and in pursuance of instructions from my Government, I have the honourto forward you herewith, in triplicate, several tables containing the information supplied bythe Government of the Republic with regard to Portuguese armaments and certain technicalinformation connected with these questions. Matters concerning the army and the navyare dealt with separately in these tables.

Geneva, September 30th, I93I.Further to my note of September 2nd concerning the position of armaments in Portugal,

I am instructed by my Government to transmit to you in triplicate the information relatingto budgetary questions referred to in the above-mentioned note.

As you will see, this information refers exclusively to the army, as particulars concerningthe navy have already been given in the previous documents.

My Government has no objection to these documents being communicated to the Statesparticipating in the Disarmament Conference.

(Signed) A. M. DE ANDRADE,Head o/ the Portuguese Chancelloryaccredited to the League of Nations.

COMMUNICATION CONCERNING THE PORTUGUESE NAVAL FORCESON AUGUST 3IST, I93I.

Naval Armaments.TABLES ANNEXED TO CHAPTER B OF PART II OF THE DRAFT CONVENTION ON ARMAMENTS.

Table I.

Global tonnage (normal displacement in metric tons) . .. 56,74I.4Global corresponding Washington tonnage .. 50,000

* This figure indicates that fifteen documents (with, in addition, one annex to documentC.44o.M.I8 7 .I9 3I.IX) in regard to the position of the armaments in the different countries have alreadybeen published.

Series of League of Nations Publications

S. d. N. 3.x30 (F.). 2.o75 (A.). IO/3. Imp. du J. de Gendve.1931. IX. 22.

Table II. - Categories.

(a) Cruisers and Despatch Vessels:

Built: Tonnage

Vasco da Gama . . ................... 3,030Adamastor .... ................ . . . 1,757

Carvalho Arajo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,200

Repuiblica ..... ...... ............. ,250

Under construction:Afonso de Albuquerque ....... . . . . . . . . . . . 2,00

Bartolomeu Dias. ..................... 2,I00

Gongalo Velho. ...... ........ ... I,IGon~alves Zarco ................... . . II

Pedro Nunes ............... ......... I,I00

To be built (construction authorised by law) ·

Cruiser (one) .......... . . . . . . . . . . . . 5,000Second-class despatch vessels (two of I,Ioo) ......... 2,200

(b) Aircraft Carriers:

Under construction:Sacadura Cabral ... ............ ....... 5,600

(c) Destroyers and Torpedo Boats:

BuiltGuadiana ...................... 670Tmega ................ .. . 670Ave ... ......... .......... . 250

Lis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 250

Mondego ................... .250Sado ...... .. ........ ..... 250

Under construction:Douro . ...... .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ,400

Lima . .. .1........... I,400

Tejo .................. . 1,400

Vouga ... 1........... I,400

To be built (construction authorised by law) :

Destroyers (two of 1,400) ................. 2,800

(d) Submarines:

BuiltFoca (on the surface) ................... 26Golfinho (on the surface) ................. 60Hidra (on the surface) .................. 260

Under constructionDelfim ............. . 780Espadarte ..... ................ 780

To be built (construction authorised by law)

Submarines (two at 780) .. ............... ,560

(e) Training Ships:

Built:Sagres ......................... 3,273.6

(f) Hydrographical and Oceanographical Ships:

Built:Albacora . ........................ I35

Berrio ....................... 498Cinco de Outubro ................... 1,365

Carried forward . ... 47,448.6

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(g) Gunboats:

Built: TonnageBrought forward . . 47,448.6

Aor.......... ................ 335Beira ......................... 405Bengo ................. . ...... 407Faro ......................... . 360Ibo . . . . . . . . . . . . .... .. . . . .... . . 405Limpopo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 288Mandovi ........................ 407Macau ............ ........... ....... I35Quanza .............. . . ..... . 405Raul Cascais ...................... I88Rio Minho ...................... . 38Tete . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 40Zaire . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 405

Under construction:Diu. .......................... 406Lagos. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 356.8

To be built (construction authorised by law):Revenue gunboats (two at 500) ............. I,o00

(h) Transport Vessels:

Built Gil Eanes ...................... 3,712

Total tonnage. .... 56,74.4

COMMUNICATION CONCERNING THE PORTUGUESE NAVAL AIR FORCES ON AUGUST 3IST, I93I,

IN ACCORDANCE WITH ARTICLE 36 OF THE DRAFT CONVENTION.

Total number of aircraft fit for service ......... . 24Total horse-power .................... 6,570Total number of aircraft to be carried on ships under construction 16

TABLE ANNEXED TO ARTICLE 30 (PART IV) CONCERNING NAVAL EFFECTIVES AS ON

AUGUST 3IST, I93I.Effectives: Strength

Officers ................... ...... 679Petty officers ...................... 930Other ratings ...................... 4,I50

Note. - These figures include the personnel of the naval air force which consists of the following:

Strength

Officers . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8Petty officers ...................... 17Other ratings ................... ... 90

Total ........ 115

If we take account of vessels under construction or to be built, the effectives will amountto the following figures:

Strength

Officers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 875Petty officers ............................ 1,237Other ratings ...................... 6,344

Naval ratings are obtained by conscription and by voluntary enlistment.Ratings conscripted have to serve for four years, those enlisting voluntarily for 6 years.

All ratings are allowed to re-enlist for successive periods of three years.

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TABLE C AND D REFERRING TO BUDGETARY EXPENDITURE (1931-32).

Note. - Both naval forces and naval air forces are included in one budget.

Chapter I. - Personnel.Escudos Escudos

Effectives of the establishment approved by law . .... 48,875,837$26Effectives appointed for life over and above establishment 4,250,021$00Contract salaried personnel, etc ........... 8,746,363$60Fixed remuneration of personnel not serving with the

colours .................... I8,304,68I$60Other expenditure on effectives ........ . . 26,045,055$60 O

io6,221,9595o6

Chapter IV. War Material.

Construction and fresh work ............. 8,I78,ooo$ooPurchases for permanent use ............. 5,475,920$ooOther expenditure on material .......... .. 34,973,350$00 627270

48,627,270500Other expenditure and sums carried over from previous financial years . . . 6,649,178$13

I61,498,407$19

INFORMATION WITH REGARD TO ARMAMENTS AND OTHER TECHNICAL

EQUIPMENT FOR THE PERIOD FROM JULY IST, I930, TO JUNE 30TH, I93I,

IN CONNECTION WITH THE PORTUGUESE ARMY.

I. Effectives.

TABLES ANNEXED TO CHAPTER A OF PART I.

Table I. - Maximum Land Armed Forces stationed in the Home Country.

High a. b.Contracting Total effectives, including the effectives specified Officers

Party in column b

Portugal. .... 50,475 (see Notes (I) to (7)) 4,901 (8)

(I) This table includes the following forces for the neighbouring islands (Azores andMadeira)

Officers N.C.O.s Other ranks

75 80 244

(2) The air effectives of the land forces are included in the total effectives shown for theland armed forces stationed in the home country, since they are not independent of them.

(3) This table includes the Republican National Guard, the mobilisation of which dependsupon certain measures; the formation of several more companies of this force is contemplated.

(4) This table also includes the forces at the disposal of the revenue authorities, themobilisation of which depends upon certain measures.

(5) Of the total figure shown, 5,612 are non-commissioned officers. Of these, 4,76I formpart of organised units. The remainder (851), whose existence is due to the requirements of thegreat war and of later organisations, are being reduced in number gradually, pending theirfinal discharge.

(6) In the year I930-3I, as an extraordinary measure during thirty days, about 5,000men were called up daily. These effectives are included in the total effectives in these units,calculated in accordance with the provisions of Article 3 of the Draft Convention.

(7) Under the terms of Decree No. I20I 7 of August 2nd, 1926, the army in the homecountry is intended for the recruiting, instruction and preparation for mobilisation of the unitsand formations which are to form part of the field army, and to supply the colonial army withthe effectives and services necessary to it and, if necessary, to assist in the maintenance ofpublic order.

(8) Of the total strength shown, 3,087 form part of organised units. The remainder,1,814 officers, are being reduced in the same manner as the N.C.O.s.

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Table II (Optional). - Maximumrn, Land Armed Forces stationed Overseas.

a. b.High Contracting Party Total effectives, including the Officers

effectives specified in column b

Portugal:Oversea Territories:

Cape Verde ... ... . 87 4Guinea .......... 394 13St. Thomas and Prince's . I47 6Angola . . . . . . . . . . 4,577 I54Mozambique ....... 2,648 IIIIndia . ....... . I,4 1 44Macao . ....... . 934 35Timor ...... ... 470 I5

Total I0,668 (see notes (I) to (4)) 382

(I) In the effectives for Macao there are:

Officers N.C.O.s Other ranks8 14 336

These are divided into two companies recruited from the Colony of Mozambique andreturning thither after two years.

(2) Of this total strength, 566 are N.C.O.s.

(3) Under the terms of Decree No. 19220 of January gth, I93I, the colonial army consistsof the whole body of the military forces in each colony, intended, in principle, to garrison anddefend such colonies. If necessary, the military forces of each colony can be used for actionin any other colony, in the home country, or in foreign countries, as national requirements maymake necessary. The colonial troops include European and native effectives. In principle,neither Europeans nor natives are recruited by conscription for military service.

(4) Officers and N.C.O.s are sent from the home country and paid out of the budgetof each colony.

Table III. - Maximum of the Total Land Armed Forces.

High a. b.Contracting Total effectives, including the effectives specified

Party in column b Officers

Portugal . . . 6I,I43 5,283

Table IV. - Maximum of Land Formations organised on a Military Basis stationed in theHome Country.

High Contracting Party Total effectives

Portugal Nil

Table V. - Maximumr of Land Formations organised on a Miilitary Basis stationed Overseas.


Portugal .. ..... Nil

Table VIII (Optional). - Maximum Air Armed Forces stationed in the Home Country.


Portugal ....... 997

Note. - These effectives are shown in Table I (see Note (2)).

Table IX (Optional). Maximum Air Armed Forces stationed Overseas.


Portugal ...... Nil

Table X. - Maximum of the Total Air Armed Forces.


Portugal ..... . 997

Note. Including 4 officers seconded from the forces of the home country.

Table XI. Maximum Air Formations organised on a Military Basis stationed in the HomeCountry.


Portugal ....... Nil

Table XII. - Maximum Air Formations organised on a Military Basis stationed Overseas.


Portugal ....... Nil

II. Duration of Service.

TABLES ANNEXED TO CHAPTER B OF PART I.

I. - Land Forces stationed in the Homne Country.

In principle, the period of compulsory service with a permanent unit is fifteen months,after which the men are discharged.

These discharges take place annually after the first three months of training of the recruitswho have joined the colours during that year, and who are regarded as mobilisable after thisperiod. Those other ranks who have been longest with the colours are discharged first and,later, further discharges of mobilisable conscripts are carried out until only the budgetaryeffectives remain.

The National Republican Guard and the force at the disposal of the revenue authoritiesare organised on a voluntary basis.

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II. - Land Forces stationed in the Colonies.

The duration of military service in the ranks is, in principle, two years.Persons attempting to evade service have to serve 5 years.Deserters have to serve for 7 years.

Maximum total period of service to which the effectives recruited byconscription are liable in the armed forces or formations organised

High Contracting on a military basisParty

Land Sea Air

Portugal . . Home army (for arms (I) Military Air Forceand services) I5 I5 months, as in othermonths. arms and services.

National Republican (2) Navy:Guard: Voluntaryservice.

Force at the disposal ofthe Revenue Autho-rities : Voluntary ser-vice.

TABLES ANNEXED TO CHAPTER C OF PART II.

(These tables only deal with military aircraft; the information concerning naval airforces is included in the documents dealing with the navy.)

Table I. - Aeroplanes of the Land, Sea and Air Armed Forces.

Pra. b. c. d.(Optional) (Optional) (Optional)

Total aeroplanes Aeroplanes stationed Aeroplanes stationed Aeroplanes in aircraftHigh Contracting Party of the armed forces in the home country overseas carriers

|Numer TotaTotal horse- Total horse- Total horse- Total horse-power power Numb power Numb power

ArmyPortugal ....... 29 35,980 29 35,98 Nil Nil

Table II. DirigiblesAeroplanes o the Land, Sea and Air Formations organised on a Military Basis.

a.Total aeroplanes of the forces organised on a military basis

High Contracting Party Number

Portugal .... . Nil

Table III. Dirigibles of the Land, Sea and Air Forces.

a.Total dirigibles of the armed forces


Portugal ........ Nil

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Table IV. - Dirigibles of the Land, Sea and Air Formations organised on a Military Basis.

a.Total dirigibles of the formations organised on a military basis


Portugal . ...... Nil

ADDITIONAL TABLES DRAWN UP IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE REPORT OF THE

COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS ON BUDGETARY QUESTIONS:

i. MODEL STATEMENT.

Total Expenditure of the Ministry of War.Escudos

Land Forces. ........ . .. .. 3I8,249,318$81Air Forces ......... . . .. I,789,9o08$I

Grand Totai :.. .... 329,039,226$9I

Land Forces.

Subhead Category of expenditure Total

Head I. - Effectives. Escudos

Personnel normally forming part of formations and services :

A Pay and allowances, including long-service allowances:Officers . .......... .. . .. . . . . . . 52,381,213$60

B Ditto: N.C.O.s and men . .. .. . ..... . . .. 30,397,545$8I

C Ditto: Civilian personnel . ...... ....... . 2,860,585$53Personnel not normally forming part of formations and services:

D Pay and allowances, including long-service allowances Officers, N.C.O.s and men of disbanded units, personnelsupernumerary to the cadres, reservists, discharged anddisabled men, and cadets of the Military School . .. . 62,059,736$53

E Maintenance of personnel referred to in subheads A to D . . 73,338,691$54

Head II. - Transport.

F Horses and other animals, forage, shoeing and treatment,carrier-pigeons ............ . ...... 20,386,777$75

G Coal, fuel-oil, petrol, lubricants, etc., and other transportexpenses . . . . . . . 3,033,800$00

Head III. - Military Works and Property.

H Fortifications ....................... I44,ooo$oo

K Barracks, oth-erbuildings, upkeep of buildings, furniture . . . II,967,708$05

Total: Heads I to III .... ............ .. 296,570,058$8I

Head IV. - War Material.

M Arms, ammunition and fighting material .......... 20,500,000ooo00

M (a) Engineer and other warlike stores ............. I,I79,260$00

Total: Head IV ..................... 2I,679,26o0$00oo

GRAND TOTAL . ................ . 318,249,318$8I

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Air Forces.

Subhead Category of expenditure Total

Head I. - Efectives. Escudos

Personnel normally forming part of formations and services:A Pay and allowances, including long-service allowances:

Officers of the arm ............. .. . 3,365,786$80B Ditto : N.C.O.s and men of the arm .......... I,44,807$90C Ditto: Technical personnel engaged by contract ..... . ,7oo,ooo$oo

Personnel not normally forming part of formations and services:D Army personnel on detached duties . ........... 70,737$00E Maintenance of personnel referred to in subheads A to D . . . 2,227,I03$40

Head II. - Transport.

F Horses and other animals, forage, shoeing and treatment,carrier-pigeons ........... ... .. 217,673$0o

G Coal, fuel-oil, petrol, lubricants, etc., and other transportexpenses ....... . . . . ........ I,098,ooo$oo

Head III. Military Works and Property.

K Barracks, other buildings, upkeep, furniture ......... 413,800$oo

Total: Heads I to III .. . ............ . Io,237,98$Io

Head IV. - War Material.

M Repairs to wireless stations, aeroplanes, balloons, vehicles andinstructional material .................. 552,ooo$oo

Total: Head IV ..................... 552,ooo$oo

GRAND TOTAT . I.................... I0,789,908$IO

2. ARRANGEMENT OF THE SUBHEADS AND ITEMS OF THE BUDGETARY ACCOUNTS OF THE

MINISTRY OF WAR FOR 1930-31 UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT.

Subhead ofSubhead Subject the Model Remarks

^~~~~~~~~and item 1 |Statement

I- I Salaries of staff of the Minister's Cabinet . A

I- 2 Upkeep of motor vehicles ...... .. G

2- 4 Official representation .......... E

2- 5 Upkeep of motor vehicles ........ G

2- 6 Deferred expenditure ..... ..... E

2- 8 Stationery, etc., for the First Directorateand attached commissions ....... K

2-10 Pay for overtime ........... C

2i £ ^i ^-I J F for cattle, N for2-II Purchase of cattle, war material and the war mat-

furniture .............. F, K, erialfactory, -

for furniture

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MINISTRY OF WAR FOR I930-31I UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continued).

Suha Subhead of.SubheadSubject the Model Remarks

Statement

2-12 Works in barracks and other military Gfor vehicles, Hmla L~~ r ,. -for fortificationbuildings, upkeep of motor vehicles and works, t fo

war material, fortification works . . .. G, H, K, M om ary military build-ings, M for warmaterial

2-13 Stationery, etc., for the Second GeneralDirectorate and attached services. . . . K

2-I 4 Hygienic and medical requirements andwelfare............... E

2-15 Postage, telegraphs, telephones and othertransport expenses ......... G

2-I6 Publicity and propaganda ........ E

2-I 7 Rents of buildings and ground-rents. . ... K

E for pensionsand K for therest. The ex-

2-I8 Works in military buildings and expendi- penditure inture connected with military regulations. respect of mili-Pensions to injured men . .. E, K tary buildings

and regulationsis offset by acorrespondingitem in thereceipts

2-I9 Various subsidies .......... . E

2-21 Incidental remuneration: Third GeneralDirectorate ............ B

2-22 Purchase of topographical material ... . M (a)

2-23 Upkeep of a motor-car and topographicalmaterial .............. G, M (a)

2-24 Stationery, etc., for the Third GeneralDirectorate and attached services . ..

2-25 Upkeep of war graves ..........

2-27 Stationery, etc., for the military library . .

2-29 Stationery, etc., for the military records K

2-31 Stationery, etc., for the Statistical Depart-ment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .

2-34 Stationery, etc., for the FortificationCommission and various fortified places

2-35 Rations for a detachment in the BerlengasIslands portress B

2-36 Stationery, etc., for various fortified places K

2-37 Hygienic and medical requirements andwelfare of the detachments in fortifiedplaces ............... E

2-39 Stationery, etc., for the Central RailwaysCommission .............

2-41 Stationery, etc., for the Central Air Com- Kmission . . . . ..........

2-43 Stationery, etc., for the Central Telegraph .Commission ... ..... .

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MINISTRY OF WAR FOR I930-31 UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continued).

Subhead ofSubhead |Subject the Model Remarks

and item and|^~ item}^~ ~Statement

2-44 Disbanded officers, typists and messengersof the War Ministry. ........ D

2-45/46 Overtime for the disbanded personnel men- D for overtimetioned above, and uniforms ... D, E and E for uni-

forms

2-47 Upkeep of the lift at the War Ministry . . G

2-49 Stationery, etc., for the general archives . .

2-51 Stationery, etc., for the Publications Depot

2-53 Stationery, etc., for the Chief Inspectorateof Army Administration . ..

2-55 Stationery, etc., for the Army Council .

2-56 Allowances to the Accounts Departmentstaff . . . . . . . . . . . . ... C

2-57 Purchase of furniture for the AccountsDepartment ......

2-58 Stationery, books, etc., for the above . . .

2-59 Requirements of the above department

A for those on the3-60/61 Pay and various allowances to general staff of units

officers ............... A, D D for those ondetached duties

3-62 Travelling expenses and official represen-tation .............. E

3-63 Hospital treatment for general officers .

4-65 Maintenance of horses and other animals66/73 of the commands of the military govern-77/8i ments and areas (forage, treatment,

and 88 medicaments and shoeing) . . . . . . F

4-65 Upkeep of motor vehicles of the commands69/73 of the military governments and areas77/8i (oil, petrol, lubricants, repairs, etc.) . . . G

4-66 Stationery, books, bookbinding, etc., for70/74/78 the commands of the military govern-81/85/89 ments and areas........... K

5-67 Water, light, heating and washing for the71/75/79 commands of the military governments83/86/90 and areas . ............ E

4-81 Repairs to vehicles of the commands . . .K

4-88 Upkeep of furniture of the commands . . .

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Subhead Subhead ofSubheadoa temSubject the Model Remarks

Statement

5-9I/92 Pay and allowances to officers of the formerStaff Corps . . . . . ... .. D

5-93 Travelling expenses of officers of the formerStaff Corps ....... . E

5-94 Hospital treatment of above... . .

A for officers on6-96/97 Pay and various allowances, including long- theffofnitsservice allowances, to officers, pay of B for N.C.O.sN.C.O.s and men, of the infantry . . A, B, D m men ̂ ~~~~ 'and men; D

for officers on-. ...... \detached duties

6-98 Travelling expenses, rations and uniforms:officers, N.C.O.s and men of the infantry. E

6-99 Purchase of furniture for; the PracticalSchool of Infantry .. F fr horses andF for horses and

6-Ioo Upkeep of shooting-ranges and war F, , other animals;material, and maintenance of horses and F,K,M (a) M (a) for warother animals . . . ......... material; K for

the remainder6-ioi Stationery, etc . ............

6-IO2 Clinical and hospital services, water, light,etc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E

6-I04/o05 Pay and various allowances, includinglong-service allowances, to officers, pay ofN.C.O.s and men, and'salaries of civilians,in the artillery ........... A, B, C, D

6-IO6 Travelling expenses, rations and uniforms:officers, N.C.O.s and men of the artillery . E

6-Io7 Purchase of furniture for the militarymuseum, and of motor vehicles . . .. G, K

6-Io8 Maintenance of horses and other animals,tractors, lorries, machinery, non-mechanically-propelled vehicles, and warmaterial . . ....... . . F, G, K, M (a)

6-IO9 Stationery, etc., for the artillery; petroland lubricants for motor vehicles;instructional material for use in thepractical school ; books and publications. G, K

6-IIo Clinical and hospital services, water, light,e tc . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .tc.E

6-III Requirements of the military museum . . Offset by a corre-sponding itemin the receipts

6-113/114 Pay and various allowances, including long-service allowances, to officers, pay ofN.C.O.s and men, of the cavalry . . .. A, B, D

6-II5 Travelling expenses, rations and uniforms:officers, N.C.O.s and men of the cavalry . E

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MINISTRY OF WAR FOR 1930-3I UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continued).

Subhead ^^ ^ ~~~~~Subhead ofSubheadand item Subject the Model Remarks

Statement

6-II6 Upkeep of fields for jumping practice;maintenance of horses and other animalsand motor vehicles .......... F, G, K

6-II7 Stationery, books, etc .......... K

6-II8 Clinical and hospital services, water, light,etc. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . .. ..~etc. J E

6-II 9 Competition prizes for farmers and others .

6-I2I Allowances to officers of the signallingschool . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . A

6-123/124 Pay and allowances, including long-service allowances Engineers andsalaried personnel . ........ A, B,, C, D

6-125 Travelling expenses, rations and uniforms ;officers, N.C.O.s and men of theEngineers. . ...... . . E

6-126 Purchase of instructional material for theEngineers. ............. K

6-127 Maintenance of horses and other animals,carrier-pigeons, motor vehicles; upkeepof musical instruments, instructional andtopographical material, war material . . F, G, K,M(a)

6-128 Stationery, etc., books, bookbinding, etc.,for the cavalry and census of motorvehicles . . . . . .. . . . . . . K

6-I29 Clinical and hospital services, water, light,etc . . . .. . . . . . . . . . .

E Offset by a corre-6-I30 Communication troops with the transport spending revenue

service . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .service ... .,....... . item provided in

the Road Code6-132/I33 Pay and allowances, including long-service

allowances, to officers, pay of N.C.O.s andmen, and salaries of civilian personnel,of the air force ............ A, B, C, D

6-I34 Travelling expenses, rations, uniforms andboots, for the above. ......... E

6-135 Purchase of meteorological apparatus andinstruments, etc. . ......... K

6-136 Maintenance of horses and other animals,carrier-pigeons, motor vehicles, oil, spirit,hydrogen, etc. Repairs to works andhangars; photography and topography . F, G, K

6-I37 Stationery, etc., for the air force units . . K

6-138 Clinical and hospital services, water, lightand electric power, for the above . . . . E

6-I40/I4I1 Pay and various allowances, including long-service allowances, to officers, pay ofN.C.O.s and men, of the medical serviceand personnel engaged by contract . . . A, B, C, D

6-I42 Travelling expenses of officers, rations,uniforms and boots for N.C.O.s and men,of the medical service ....... . E

6-143 Maintenance of horses and other animalsand motor ambulances, and renewalof stretchers. ............ F, G, K

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MINISTRY OF WAR FOR I930-3r UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continued).

Subhead ofSubhead Subject the Model Remarksand item Statement

6-144 Stationery, books, etc., for the medicalservice . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . K

6-145 Expenditure on hygiene, etc., for the medi- M for sanitarycal service (hospital first-aid stations), material andlaboratories and sanitary material . . . E, M(a) laboratories, E

for the remain-der

6-I46 Requirements of the pavilion for soldiers'families in the military hospital .. K

6-I48/I49 Pay and allowances to officers of the vet-erinary service and personnel engaged bycontract ........ A, C, D

6-15o Travelling expenses of officers of the veteri-nary service .. . . ...... E

6-I5I Maintenance of horses and other animalswith the veterinary service ..... . F

6-152 Stationery, etc., for the veterinary service . K

6-153 Clinical and hospital services, light, water,etc., for the veterinary service . . . . . E

6-I56 Stationery, books, etc., for the GeneralBarrack Supply Depot ........ K

6-I57 Light, water, etc., for the above . . .. E

6-158 Purchase of furniture, utensils and linenfor hospitals, barracks and other militaryestablishments ........... K

6-159/i60 Pay and allowances, etc., for the militaryadministration service and personnelengaged by contract .. .... . A, B, C, D

6-I6I Travelling expenses, etc., for the militaryadministration service ........ E

6-I62 Maintenance of horses and other animalsand renewal of vehicles : Military Ad-ministration Material Depot . . . .. F, K

6-163 Stationery, etc., for the military adminis-tration service .. ......... K

6-I64 Clinical services and light, water, etc., forthe military administration service .. . E

7-I65/I66 Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to officers, pay of N.C.O.sand men, of the auxiliary cadre of themilitary secretariat ......... A, B, D

7-I67 Travelling expenses of officers and rationsfor sergeants ..... ..... E

7-I68 Clinical and hospital services ......

7-I69/I70 Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to officers of the auxiliarycadre of the artillery ......... A, D

7-i71 Travelling expenses of officers . . .. E

7-172 Clinical and hospital services for the above .

7-173/I74 Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to officers of the auxiliarycadre of Engineers .......... A, D

7-I75 Travelling expenses of officers . . . . . .

7-176 Clinical and hospital services for the above

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Subhead Subhead ofanu ad im Subject the Model Remarks~~~~~~~~~~and item | Statement

7-I77/I78 Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to the officers of the auxiliarycadre of the medical service ...... A, D

7-i79 Travelling expenses of officers ......E


7-181I/82 Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to officers of the cadre ofmilitary riding-masters ....... A, D

7-I83 Travelling expenses of officers ......E


7-I85/I86 Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to officers of the cadre of band-masters ............... A, D

7-187 Travelling expenses of officers ......E


7-I89 Pay and long-service allowances to thedisbanded cadre of chaplains ...... D

7-I9o Allowances to chaplains serving with thecolours ...............

7-I9I Travelling expenses of officers . ..... E

7-I92 Clinical and hospital services for the above

7-193 Grants for funerals ...........

8-I94 Allowances to officers of the Central Note: The pay ofOfficers' School ........... E officers forming

part of the cadresof the schools isincluded in thepay of officersnot in the cadresof the arms andservices

8-I95 Maintenance of horses and other animalsand motor vehicles .......... F, G

8-I96 Stationery, etc., for the central school . . K

8-I97 Light, water and washing for the above . .

8-I98 Extra ration allowance for the above . . .

8-I99 Rations for cadets of the School for Cadres .

8-200 Rations and clothing for those takingcourses at the practical training schools

8-201 Allowances to officers of the Coast ArtillerySchool of Gunnery.

8-202 Upkeep of vehicles ...........

8-203 Stationery, targets, etc., for the School of ' KGunnery ............

8-204 Rations and clothing for the pupils andinstructors of the School of Gunnery. .. . E

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MINISTRY OF WAR FOR 1930-31 UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continuted).

Subhead ofSubhead Subject the Model Remarks

and item Statement

8-206 Equipment for the Governing Board of theSchool of Physical Training ..... . K

8-207 Stationery, etc., for the above ......

8-208 Allowances to officers of the School ofFencing. ........ . · · · E

8-209 Equipment for the above . .......

8-2IO Stationery, etc., for the above ......

8-211 Light, water and washing .......

8-212 Allowances to officers of the School of EPhysical Training .......

8-213 Equipment for the School of PhysicalTraining ... ... .. .. ... . K

8-214 Rations for pupils of the above ...... E

8-215 Allowances to officers of the MilitarySchool and salaried personnel ..... C, E

8-216 Training-camp and riding-school, main-tenance of horses and other animals,apparatus and other instructionalmaterial .............. F, K

8-217 Stationery, etc., for the Military School. . K

8-218 Light, water and washing for the above . . E

8-21 9 Pay for pupils of the Military School . . D

8-220 Allowances to officers of the Central Schoolfor Sergeants ............ E

8-221 Training-camp and riding-school, appara-tus and other instructional material forthe School for Sergeants ........

8-222 Stationery, etc., for the above ......

8-223 Light and water for the above ......

8-224 Rations, clothing and other requirements Efor the above ............

8-225 Rations, clothing and pay for recruits B for pay; E,undergoing training ......... B, E for rations and

clothing

8-227 Stationery, etc., for the Army TutelaryCouncil . . . . .. . . . . . . . . K

8-228 Light, water and washing for the above . . E

8-229 Allowances to officers and civilians of theMilitary College ........... C, E

8-230 Maintenance of horses and other animalsand instructional material for the above . F, K

8-231 Stationery, etc., for the above . ..... K

8-232 Light, water and washing for the above . .

8-233 Pupils' rations and medical treatment forthe above .... . .........

8-234 Prizes and diplomas for the above ....

8-235 Allowances to officers and civilian personnelof the Professional Institute for ArmyWards ... ............ C, E

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MINISTRY OF WAR FOR I930-3I UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continued)

Subhead Subhead ofand item Subject the Model Remarks

Statement

8-236 Maintenance of horses and other animalsand instructional material for the above . F, K

8-237 Stationery, etc., for the above ...... K


8-239 Electric power for an engine belonging tothe above ............. E

8-240 Pupils' rations and medical treatment forthe above .. ... .. . .. ...

8-24I Allowances to officers and civilians of theWomen's Institute .. ...... . C, E

8-242 Maintenance of horses and other animalsand instructional material for the above . F K



8-245 Pupils' rations for the above .......

9-246 Allowances to officers and magistrates ofthe Supreme Military Court (and other Ipersonnel). .. .. ....

9-247 Allowances to deputy judges .. . ..

9-248 Travelling expenses of the above

9-249 Stationery, etc., for the above . . .. . K

9-250 Light, water and washing for the above .

9-25I Allowances to officers and magistrates and other personnel of the military courts . .

9-252 Various subsidies to the above ......

9-253 Stationery, etc., for the above . . .... K

9-254 Light, water and washing for the above .. E

9-255 Allowances to men in the military prison. . i

9-256 Stationery, books, etc., for the above . . . K

9-257 Treatment of prisoners .........

9-258 Rations, clothing, boots, etc., for prisoners . E

9-259 Allowances to men in the detention depot

9-260 Maintenance of horses and other animalsbelonging to the above . . .. . .. F


9-262 Clinical and hospital services, light, water,etc., for the above . . . . . .

9-263 Allowances to men in the deportationdepot . ..............

9-264 Maintenance of horses and other animalsbelonging to the above ........ F

9-265 Stationery, etc., for the above . . . . .. K

9-266 Clinical and hospital services, light andwater . ..............

9-267 Allowances to men in the penitentiary ofthe first military area .........

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MINISTRY OF WARi FOR I930-3I UNDER THE HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT (continued).

Subhead Subhead ofand item Subject the Model Remarks

Statement


9-269 Light and water for the above . ...

9-270 Allowances to men in the penitentiary of Ethe second military area .......

9-27I Stationery, etc., for the above ...... K

9-272 Light and water for the above ......E

9-273 Allowances to men in the temporary prison

9-274 Maintenance of horses and other animalsfor the above ............ F

9-275 Stationery, etc., for the above . . . .. K

9-276 Light and water for the above . . . . . . E

10-277 Pay for reservists, discharged and disabledmen and officers of the Ministry .. D

10-278 Allowances to reservists discharged ordisabled when serving with the colours . E

10-279 Grants for funerals ...........

10-280 Stationery, etc., for the companies ofdischarged men ........... K

10-281 Clinical and hospital services, water andlight for the companies of dischargedmen . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . E

10-282 Allowances to personnel of the ArmyPensioners' Institute and to salariedpersonnel .............. C, D

10-283 Rations for the staff of the above Institute . E

10-284 Maintenance of horses and other animalsfor the above ............ F

10-285 Stationery and other articles for the above. K

IO-286 Light, water, washing, etc . . .....E

10-287 Rations, uniforms, boots and medicamentsfor the pensioners of the Institute . . .

IO-288 Stationery, etc., for the Military ReliefCommission ............. K

Io-290 Clinical services, light and water for sickmen in receipt of relief ........ E

IO-291 Pensions and assistance in sanatoria . .

II-292 Miscellaneous charges of the Ministry . . . E

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3. TABLES CONTAINING DETAILS OF THE VARITOUS HEADS OF THE MODEL STATEMENT.

Land Forces.

Subhead A. - Pay and Allowances, including Long-Service Allowances, to Officers.

Subhead and item of the Summary Amountbudgetary accounts Escudos

I I Salaries of personnel of the Minister's Cabinet . . 54,000003 60-6I Pay and various allowances to general officers . 775,263$68

Pay and various allowances, including long-service allowances, to officers belonging to thearms and services of the army:

6 96-97 Infantry ................. 2I,O98,I57$206 I04-I05 Artillery. .. .......... ... . 9,126, I70476 113-114 Cavalry ................. 5,I35,922$756 I2I-I23-I24 Engineers ................ 3,852,206$646 I40-I4I Medical service ............ 3,oo9,798$466 I48-I49 Veterinary service . ... .. .... 738,490$606 I59-I60 Military administration service ...... 3,036,802$40

Pay and allowances, including long-serviceallowances, to officers belonging to theauxiliary cadres of the army:

7 I65-I66 Military secretariat. ........... I,423,057$607 I69-I70 Artillery. ................ . ,867, I36$407 173-174 Engineers. ... ........ .... 9I,o68$27 I77-I78 Medical service ........ ... . 40I,oo90 607 I8I-I82 Riding-masters ............. 371,616$407 185-186 Bandmasters .............. 520,5I3$20

Total ............. 52,381,213$60

Subhead B. - Pay and Allowances to N.C.O.s and Men.

2 21 Additional remuneration ' Third GeneralDirectorate . . .......... . . 6oo$oo

2 35 Rations for a detachment in the BerlengasIslands fortress ............. I,095$00

Pay of N.C.O.s and men of the :6 96 Infantry .......... ... . . I4,o7,619$606 104-IO5 Artillery (and allowances) . . . .. . 4,660,385$596 II3 Cavalry ................ 2,927,376$676 123 Engineers ................ 2,726,o06$156 I40 Medical service ............. I,I33,671$856 I59 Military administration service ..... 648,820$357 I65 Pay of sergeants of the military secretariat 2,987,320$608 225 Pay of recruits .............. 1 ,204,640$00

Total ... .......... 30,397,545$8I

Subhead C. - Pay and Allowances to Civilian Personnel.

2 IO Overtime pay for personnel of the Ministry . . . Io,ooo$oo2 56 Allowances to personnel of the Accounts

Department ............... 2,760$oo6 Io4-o105 Pay of artillery and museum personnel . . .. 848,295$756 113 Pay of stud-farm personnel ......... 740,000o$00oo6 I23 Pay of Engineer personnel ......... I62,874$oo006 140 Doctors and dentists employed in the medical

service ................. I5o,ooo$oo6 I48 Personnel employed in the veterinary service. . 25,ooo0oo6 159 Personnel attached to the military adminis-

tration service ..... 6,24I$508 215-229-235-24I Allowances to personnel employed in the schools. 912,118$28

IO 282 Allowances to the personnel in the Pensioners'Institute ................ 3,296$00

Total............. 2,860,585$53

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Subhead D. - Oicers, N.C.O.s and Men of the Disbanded Cadres, Personnel supernumerary

to the Cadres, Reservists, Discharged and Disabled IMen, and Cadets in the 1Military School.

Subhead and item of the Amountbudgetary accounts Summary Escudos

2 44 Disbanded cadres of chaplains, typists andmessengers of the War Ministry .574,878$oo

2 45 Overtime pay for the personnel of the disbandedcadres ............ ...... 6o,ooo$oo

3 60 Pay of general officers ............ 28,684$165 9I-92 Pay and various allowances to officers of the

former Staff Corps 34,764$366 96-104-I13-I23- Pay and allowances, including long-service

14i-I48-I59 allowances, to officers, and pay of N.C.O.sand men, in the arms and services of the army 36,326,369$07

7 165-169-173-177- Pay and allowances, including long-service181-185-189 allowances, to officers, and pay of N.C.O.s

and men, of the auxiliary cadres of the army 4,733,400$508 2I9 Pay of cadets of the Military School 96I,470$00

Io 277 Pay of personnel in the reserve, discharged anddisabled men and officers of the Ministry . 59,203,528$96

IO 282 Pay of personnel employed in the Pensioners'Institute ... ........... . 36,64I$48

Total............. 0. o2,o59,736$53

Subhead E. - Maintenance of the Personnel specified under Subheads A to D.

2 4 Expenses of official representationMinister's Cabinet . .... ...... 50,000$00

2 6 Deferred expenditure of official representationMinister's Cabinet ............ I,,0$

2 4 Water, light and washing for the Ministry. . 30,000$002 I6 Publicity and propaganda ..... 252,592$0o2 I8 Pensions for injured men.... I0,o00oo$2 19 Various subsidies .. . . II4,00$002 37 Water and light in fortified places. 6oo$oo2 46 Uniforms for the minor staff of the Ministry . 6,6oo$oo3 62 Travelling expenses of generals and official

representation .... .. 46,000$00

3 63 Hospital treatment for generals.... I0,000$

4 67-71-75-79- Water, light, heating and washing for the83-86-90 commands of the military governments and

areas ... . I55,56o$oo

5 93 Travelling expenses of officers of the formerStaff Corps .... .. 3,000$00

5 94 Hospital treatment for the above 2,000$00Expenditure in respect of officers of the arms

and services:6 98-o06-I5-I25- Travelling expenses. ........... 2,270,000$00

I42-I50-I6IExpenditure in respect of N.C.O.s and men

of the arms and services:6 ditto Rations, uniforms and boots ....... 45,432,365$786 I02-II0-II8-I29- Clinical services and hospital treatment for

I45-I53-I64 officers, N.C.O.s and men of the arms andservices; water, light, washing, etc., for theunits ........... 3,6I6,800$oo

6 III Requirements of the military museum . . . 35,o60$006 II9 Competition prizes for farmers and others . . I5,230$006 130 Requirements of the communication troops with

the transport service ........... 0,000$00

7 I67-I7I-I75-I79- Travelling expenses ............ I75,000$00I83-I87-I9I

7 I68-I72-I76-I80- Clinical and hospital services . ...... 229,500$00I84-I88-192 .......... ____

- ... ,........Carried forward ........ 53,573,707$78

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Subhead E. - Maintenance of the Personnel specified under Subheads A to D (continued)

Subhead and item of the Amountbudgetary accounts Summary Escudos

Brought forward ............ 53,573,707$78

7 I67 Rations for sergeants of the military secretariat. 600, 69$507 I90 Allowances to chaplains .......... 20,000$00

7 I93 Grants for funerals ............ 50,000$008 I94-201-208-212- School allowances for the training establishments I,009,847$75

215-220-229-235-24 I

8 I97-2I-218-223- Light, water, washing, etc., for the schools. . Io7,842$oo228-232-238-244

8 I98-I99-200-204- Rations, clothing and other requirements of the214-22-224-233-240- pupils in the schools ........ .. 2,I47,375$oo245

8 225 Rations, uniforms and boots for recruits (3months) ............... . I2,497,667$00

8 234 Prizes and diplomas for pupils .... I,500$008 239 Electric power for the engine at the Institute of

Wards ... . 5,ooo00$oo9 246-247-251-255- Allowances to the Department of Military

259-263-267-270- Justice .. .. 276,497$89273

9 248 Travelling expenses of the Department ofMilitary Justice ... o,o00o$oo

9 250-254-262-266- Light, water, washing and clinical services.. . 42,450$00269-272-276

9 252 Various subsidies to the Department of MilitaryJustice .. . ......... . 3,500$00

9 257-258 Expenditure on prisoners......... 23,975$00Io 278 Allowances to reservists, discharged and

disabled men when serving with the colours . 420,000$00

Io 279 Grants for funerals .o.. ...... 50,000$00Io 281-286-290 Light, water and washing for the companies of

discharged men and the relief service . . . 86,900$o00Io 283-287 Rations and uniforms for the inmates of the

Pensioners' Institute and personnel of theinstitute. ................ I87,259$62

Io 29I Pensions and assistance in sanatoria . . . . 1,250,000oo00II 292 Miscellaneous charges of the Ministry . . . Ioo,ooo$oo

Total. ..... . 73,338,69I$54

Subhead F. -Horses and Other Animals (Forage, Shoeing and Treatment), Carrier-Pigeons.

2 II Purchase of cattle .......... . 2,200,000$004 65-69-73-77- Maintenance of horses and other animals of the

8I-88 commands of the military governments andareas (forage, treatment, medicaments andshoeing) ................ 220,186$25

6 I00-108-II6-127- Maintenance of horses and other animals in the143-I5I-I62 various arms and services of the army. ... . I7,312,986$ 00

8 I95-216-230-236- Maintenance of horses and other animals in242 schools ................ 609,568$25

9 260-264-274 Maintenance of horses and other animals inestablishments of military justice ... 25,495$25

Io 284 Maintenance of horses and other animals of thePensioners' Institute ........... 18,542$00oo

Total............. 20,386,777$75

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Subhead G. - Coal, Fuel-Oil, Petrol, Lubricants, etc., and other Transport Expenses.

Subhead and item of the SummarAmountbudgetary accounts S y Escudos

1-2 2-5-12-23 Upkeep of motor vehicles in service at theMinistry ................. I00000ooo$oo

2 I5 Post and telegraph offices, telephones and othertransport .. . .......... . 2,56I,6oo$oo

2 47 Upkeep of the lift at the Ministry ..... 2,400$004 65-69-73-77- Upkeep of motor vehicles at commands of

8I the military governments and areas (oil,petrol, lubricants, repairs, etc.) ...... 37,800$oo

6 Io7 Purchase of lorries for the artillery ...... 28,ooo6 Io8 Upkeep of tractors, lorries and other machinery. 65,ooo$oo6 Iog Petrol and lubricants for artillery motor

vehicles ........... I2,ooo$oo6 II6 Upkeep of motor vehicles of the cavalry. . .. 4,000006 127 Upkeep of motor vehicles of the Engineers . 139,000$006 143 Upkeep of motor ambulances of the medical

service . . ....... 78,000$008 I95 Upkeep of motor vehicles of the Central School

for Officers .............. . 6,000$00

Total ...... ....... 3,033,800$00

Subhead H. - Fortifications.

2 12 Upkeep of land and maritime defence works . . 90,000$002 I2 Artillery transport for maritime defence works . 54,000$00

Total............. I44,000$00

Subhead K. - Barracks, Other Buildings, Upkeep, Furniture.

2 8-13-24-27- Stationery, books, subscriptions, bookbinding,29-31-34-36- etc., for the general directorates of the Ministry39-43-49-5I- and attached services .... 228,o400oo53-55-58

2 II-57 Purchase of furniture for the Ministry . ..... 7I,ooo$oo2 I2-I8 Works in various military buildings . . .. 5,2I0,000$002 i7 Rents of buildings and ground-rents . .. .. 904,367$052 25 Upkeep of war graves ........ ... 90,000$002 59 Requirements of the Accounts Department . 5,00o$004 66-70-74-78- Stationery, etc., for the commands of the

82-85-89 Military governments and areas.. 63,560$oo4 8I Repairs to vehicles of the commands . . .o,ooo00$004 88 Upkeep of furniture of the commands .... 600$006 99-I07 Purchase of furniture for the units of the arms

and services............... 31,900$006 IOI-IO9-II7-128- Stationery, etc., for the units of the arms

I44-I52-I56-I63 and services, shooting-ranges and barrackdepots ......... 2,300,701$oo

6 Ioo Upkeep of shooting-ranges and the nationalshooting-range .......... 50,00$o00

6 I03-I62. Repairs to vehicles with the units 22,000$006 II6 Upkeep of field for jumping practice and

riding-school ............. 46,00o$006 I26-I27 Instructional material for the Engineers . . .. 56,000$006 143 Renewal of stretchers for the medical service. 6,ooo$oo6 I46 Requirements of the pavilion for soldiers'

families in the hospital. 30,000oo06 158 Purchase of furniture, linen, etc., for hospitals

and barracks .............. 2,350,000oo$00

Carried forward. ..... II,575,I68$05

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Subhead K. - Barracks, Other Buildings, Upkeep, Furniture (continued).

Subhead and item of the SummarAmountbudgetary accounts Escudos

Brought forward. ........... . II,575,68$05

8 I96-203-206-2I0- Stationery, etc., for schools ......... I87,900o00217-222-227-231-237-243

8 202 Upkeep of vehicles belonging to schools . . . I2,000$008 216-221 Upkeep of training-camps and riding-schools.. 9,700$008 206-209-213-216- Purchase of instructional material ... . . I29,I00$0

221-230-236-2429 249-253-256-26I- Stationery, etc., for the establishments of mili-

265-268-271-275 tary justice .............. 40,I40$00Io 280-285-289 Stationery, etc., for the companies of discharged

men, Pensioners' Institute and ReliefCommission ............... I3,700$00

Total . ............. II,967,708$05

Subhead M. - Arms, Ammunition and Fighting Material.

2 II Purchase of war material ......... I6,500,000$o002 12 Upkeep and repair of war material .. 4,00,oo00$00

Total............. 20,500,000$00

Subhead M(a). - Engineer and Other Warlike Stores.

2 22 Purchase of topographical material ...... Io,ooo0oo2 23 Upkeep of topographical material. ...... 5,oo00$oo6 Ioo Upkeep of bicycles, musical instruments of the

infantry and other war material .... 41,800$oo6 io8 Material for electrical stations, searchlights,

etc .................. I42,600o006 127 Upkeep of musical instruments of the Engineers . 9oo0oo6 127 Upkeep of material: pioneers, telegraphists,

motor-drivers and sappers ..... 757,960$006 I45 Sanitary material and material for the hospital

laboratories ........... . . 221,000$00

Total............. I,79,260$o00

Air Forces.

Subhead A.6 132-133 Pay and allowances, including long-service

allowances, to officers of the arm ...... 3,365,786$80

Subhead B.6 132 Pay of N.C.O.s and men of the arm ... .. I,i44,807$90

Subhead C.6 132 Salaries of technical personnel engaged by

contract. ................ 1,700,000$00

Carried forward .......... 6,2Io,594$70

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Air Forces (continued).

Subhead and item of the SumarAmountbudgetary accounts Su y Escudos

Brought forward ........ 6,2Io,594$70

Subhead D.6 132 Officers, N.C.O.s and men of disbanded cadres,

personnel supernumerary to the cadres,reservists, discharged and disabled men, andcadets of the Military School; personnel ondetached duties ............. 70,737$00

Subhead E.Maintenance of personnel referred to in subheads

A to D:6 134 Travelling expenses : Officers, N.C.O.s and

men .............. I5o,ooo$oo6 I34 Rations, uniforms and boots : N.C.O.s and

men ................. I,78, I3$406 38 Clinical and hospital services, light, water

and electric power .......... 319,000$00

Subhead F.

6 136 Maintenance of horses and other animals andcarrier-pigeons ............. . 21I7,673$00

Subhead G.

Coal, fuel-oil, petrol, lubricants, etc., andother transport expenses:

6 136 Upkeep of motor vehicles, oil, petrol, hydrogenand products for their manufacture. . .. I,098,000$00

Subhead K.

Barracks, other buildings, upkeep, furniture2 4I Stationery, books, etc., for the directorate

of the arm ...... 00006 135 Purchase of meteorological apparatus and

instruments, etc........... I70,000$0oo6 I36 Repairs to tracks and hangars ....... 80,ooo$oo6 136 Photographic and topographical material . . 63,500$oo6 37 Stationery, etc., for the units ....... I0oo,ooo$oo

Subhead M.

Arms, ammunition and fighting material:6 I36 Repairs to wireless stations, aeroplanes,

balloons, vehicles and instructional material 552,000$00

Total ............. I0,789,908$io

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