CHAPTER 642

An Act to appropriate the public revenue for the two years ending respec-
tively on the thirtieth day of June, 1959, and the thirtieth day of
June, 1960. 7

[H 30]

Approved April 7. 1958

Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Virginia:

§ 1. That the following are hereby appropriated, for the current
biennium, as set forth in the succeeding sections and items for the purposes
stated and for the years indicated:

a. The balances of appropriations made by previous acts of the
General Assembly which are unexpended at the close of business on
the last day of the previous biennium, except as continued by Section
43 of this act; and,

b. The public taxes and arrears of taxes, as well as the revenue and
money derived from all other sources, which shall come into the State
treasury prior to the close of business on the last day of the current
biennium.

Such balances, public taxes, arrears. of taxes, revenues, and money de-
rived from all other sources as are not segregated by law to special funds
shall establish and constitute the general fund of the State treasury. Except
where otherwise provided in this act, the sums appropriated are appro-
priated from the general fund of the State treasury.

2. When used in this act the term “current biennium’’ means the
period from the first day of July, nineteen hundred and fifty-eight, through
the thirtieth day of June, nineteen hundred and sixty, inclusive, and the
term “previous biennium” means the period from the first day of July,
nineteen hundred and fifty-six, through the thirtieth day of June, nineteen
hundred and fifty-eight, inclusive.

BIENNIUM 1958-1960

§ 3. For Recurring Maintenance and Operation Items as herein specified.

LEGISLATIVE DEPARTMENT

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA

Item 1 First Year Second Year
For legislating for the State, a sum sufficient, estimated

at $299,000 = $401,660
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the salaries
of members, clerks, assistant clerks, officers, pages
and employees; the mileage of members, officers and
employees, including salaries and mileage of mem-
bers of legislative committees sitting during recess;
and the incidental expenses of the General Assembly.
Out of this appropriation the following salaries

shall be paid:
Clerk of the House of Delegates.................... $12,000
Index Clerk, Deputy and Secretary to the
Clerk of House of Delegates.................... 6,000

Proofreader, House of Delegates............... - 4,000
Clerk of the Semete. i cocccmnnccnsesesetessnnes

Senate Index Clerk, not exceeding... .
Secretary to the Clerk of the Senate.................. 6,099

First Year
It is further provided that out of this appropriation
there is hereby appropriated for payment of expenses
of the Lieutenant-Governor, $3,000 each year, to be
paid in equal monthly installments of $250 each.
It is further provided that out of this appropriation
there is hereby appropriated a sum not to exceed
$3,500 for publishing sketches of the Lieutenant-
Governors, Presidents pro tempore and Clerks of the
Senate of Virginia from 1776 to 1956,

Second Year

AUDITING COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Item 2
For auditing public accounts_...._____-____--—---—-_—_____—-$ a) 585
DIVISION OF STATUTORY RESEARCH AND DRAFTING
Item 3
For assistance in preparing legislation...........___.._--__-§ 48,400 $ 59,600
‘ Out a this appropriation the following salary shall
e pa
DO 7) a 7 LF 5) 11)
VIRGINIA ADVISORY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
Item 4
For study and advice on legislative matters_.___.___..---$ 26,370 $ 27,670
VIRGINIA CODE COMMISSION
Item 5
For carrying out the duties prescribed by §§ 9-66 through
9-68, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, pertaining to
the codification and printing of acts of the General
Assembly in code form____.____ 8 2,500 $ 17,400
VIRGINIA COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION
Item 6 ,
For promoting interstate cooperation......_____..-.._---—_-$ 10,876 $ 10,376
COMMISSION ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS
Item 7
For making investigations and recommendations concern-
mg appropriate legislation for the benefit of Virginia
war veterans and their dependents__._____.___$ 500 $ 500
Total for Legislative Department of the Govern-
Fr | aeesamenee 182,780 $ 517,690
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Item 8
For sa ear Of Lega] CASEB...eececscsecscnscrntsnsscectctntetetmatntntnence $ 221,812 $ 225,312

of this appropriation the following salaries

and wages shall be paid:
Chief Justice ......
Associate Justic

“(6), at $17,500 each.......

First Year
It is further provided that out of this appropriation
there is hereby appropriated for payment of expenses
of the Lieutenant-Governor, $3,000 each year, to be
paid in equal monthly installments of $250 each.
It is further provided that out of this appropriation
there is hereby appropriated a sum not to exceed
$3,500 for publishing sketches of the Lieutenant-
Governors, Presidents pro tempore and Clerks of the
Senate of Virginia from 1776 to 1956.

Second Year

AUDITING COMMITTEE OF THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY

Item 2
For auditing public accounts__.______.___.___--—--$ a J 585
DIVISION OF STATUTORY RESEARCH AND DRAFTING
Item 3
For assistance in preparing legislation... 48,400 $ 59,600
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
i r a 3 LF 5)! 1)
VIRGINIA ADVISORY LEGISLATIVE COUNCIL
Item 4
For study and advice on legislative mattera___.________.----$ 26,370 $ 27,670
VIRGINIA CODE COMMISSION
Item 5
For carrying out the duties prescribed by §§ 9-66 through
9-68, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, pertaining to
the codification and printing of acta of the General
Assembly in code form.__._______-_-____- 8 2,500 $ 17,400
VIRGINIA COMMISSION ON INTERSTATE COOPERATION
Item 6 ,
For promoting interstate cooperation... ———- nn $ 10387 $ 10,876
COMMISSION ON VETERANS’ AFFAIRS
Item 7
For making investigations and recommendations concern-
ing appropriate legislation for the benefit of Virginia
war veterans and their dependents____.____________$ 500 $ 500
Total for Legislative Department of the Govern-
ment —..._. Lectsteestmnsemensnenanerernannmnaneng 182,780 $$ 517,690
JUDICIAL DEPARTMENT
SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS
Item 8
For adjudication of legal C&S€8......:..:-cceccsccescetsce ssn $ 221,812 $ 225,312

Out of this appropriation the following salaries
and wages shall be paid:

Chief Justice onan. eeceesssesssessessssscesstseenssesnteseensetentnss $ 18,500

Associate Justices (6), at $17,500 each......... 105,000
First Year Second Year

It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion shall be paid the traveling and other expenses of
the Justices of the Supreme Court of Appeals, one
thousand five hundred dollars for each Justice, which
sum shall de in lieu of mileage.

Item 9
For printing records of litigation, a sum sufficient, esti-
RCO Bb excess ssc cscs cs creat cca cre recat casera $ 80,000 $
Item 10
For maintenance of Law [ibrery i. a.cccccccc cme neccectee ences 28,092 $

Item 11

For office of executive secretary to the Supreme Court of
Appeals, the salaries of such employees to be fixed by
the Supreme Court; provided that the salary of such

executive secretary shall not exceed the amount
allowed by law to a judge of a trial court of record..$ 20,784 $

nn

Total for the Supreme Court of Appeals.................. $ 300,688

RETIREMENT OF JUSTICES AND JUDGES
Item 12
For retirement pay of Justices of the Supreme Court of
Appeals, and Judges of Circuit, Corporation and
Hustings, and City Courts, and expenses of retired
Justices and Judges when recalled to active duty, in
accordance with law, a sum sufficient, estimated at....$ 44,000 $

CIRCUIT COURTS
Item 13
For adjudication of legal cases a eeccnccnesecvsssesnnensunssnsussenin $ 606,116 $
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salaries only:
Judges (46), at $12,000 each... $552,000
Additional Judge of the 32nd Circuit......$ 6,000
the first year and $12,000 the second year.
Additional salaries 0c eccesseee cess $ 1,000
Compensation to sheriffs, sergeants and
their deputies for attendance upon the
circuit courts, as authorized by § 14-85
of the Code of Virginia... 2,500

CORPORATION AND HUSTINGS COURTS

Item 14
For adjudication of legal cases... ieenceee nm ece ence entero $ 194,120 $

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-

ing salaries only:
Judges (16), at $12,000 each. $192,000
Judge of the Corporation Court, city of
Winchester ............. sivas Ayl ZO
Clerk at Richmond ..nc..ccecsseeccceeeteeeecseeeee 1,000

CITY COURTS

Item 15
For adjudication of lege] Cases... cscccsccecceccsesscecsencsesnsneseesen® 91,500 $
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salaries and wages only:
Judges (6), at $12,000 each nna eens seen $12,000
Additional Judge of the Law and Chancery
Court, City of Norfolk occ 12,000

30,000

28,092

21,072

304,476

44,000

612,116

194,120

91,500
First Year Second Year
Compensation to sheriffs, sergeants and their
deputies, for attendance upon city courts,
as authorized by § 14-85 of the Code of
WAPRINIG, cecsuscsrasssonercrsrmssenvseeccescesscreeeanccnssemsmmesreccs 7,500

VIRGINIA STATE BAR
Item 16
For administration of the integrated bar act, to be paid
only out of revenues collected and paid into the State
treasury in accordance with the provisions of said
act and not out of the general fund of the State
ETOASUTY esc escesssssessssnsssmecseneeseneneesmesnsseeseenssseuansnneseuasemnsnmensee’ $37,400
for the first year and $37,900 the second year.

JUDICIAL COUNCIL
Item 17
For the expenses of the Judicial Council authorized by
§§ 17-222 to 17-227, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia,
and for the expenses of the Judicial Conference............ $ 5,550 $ 5,550
DEPARTMENT OF LAW
Attorney General

Item 18
For providing legal services for the State.....................$ 182,600 $ 200,600
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Attorney Gereral on ecnecssnstenensssunecnnesu $17,000

It is provided that all attorneys authorized by this
act to be employed by any department or agency, and
all attorneys compensated out of any monies appro-
priated by this session of the General Assembly, shall
be appointed by the Attorney General and be in all
respects subject to the provisions of §§ 2-85 to 2-93,
inclusive, §§ 2-94 to 2-97, inclusive, and § 14-14 of
the Code of Virginia.

Item 19

For legal assistance to localities, or in any case or matter
where the Attorney General is directed by law or
anested by the Governor to intervene, prosecute or

defend .. gece pene erect mamcn poe nen cotemecucnrunseeapeon ence 55,000 $ 45,000
Total for the Attorney General —_._........0.--.---- $ 287,600 $ 245,600

Division of Motion Picture Censorship
Item 20
For examining and licensing motion picture films publicly
exhibited in Virginia. 7
Division of War Veterans’ Claims

57,985 $ 58,875

Item 21
For preparation and prosecution of claims against the
United States Veterans’ Administration and other
agencies on behalf of war veterans and their de-
pendents and the surviving dependents of deceased
war veterans, in accordance with the provisions of
§ 2-93.1 of the Code of Virginia $288,200 $ 234,200
Commissioners for the Promotion of Uniformity of Legislation
in the United States

Item 22
For promoting uniformity of legislation... BR 1,250 $ 1,250
Total for the Department of Law... ccccenncneme $ 580,085 $ 539,925

Total for the Judicial Department.............0...............8 1,772,009 $ 1,791,687
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT

GOVERNOR
Item 23
For executive control of the Staten cccccscteccecsecceenecteneen $ 128,327

Out of this appropriation the following salaries
shall be paid:

GEOVEN TION’ eee sscsssscsssssssssscsssntsnecsssntnssseunsesnestnesesnsessessneseesetnee $20,000
Secretary of the Commonwealth and ex-
officio secretary to the Governor... 10,000
Item 24

For a discretionary fund, to be expended by the Governor
for such objects or purposes, including reorganization
studies of State agencies, as the Governor, in his
discretion, may deem proper to meet any contingen-
cies or conditions which may arise from time to time..$ 380,000

It is provided that out of this appropriation the
Governor may expend not exceeding $200,000 for
drought relief with Federal Aid.

It is further provided that the Governor may, in his
discretion, transfer to the Virginia State Ports Au-
thority from this appropriation such sums not exceed-
ing $50,000 each year of the current biennium as he
deems necessary to aid the Authority in the de-
velopment of firm proposals for the acquisition and
construction of port terminals and facilities by the
Authority for presentation to the General Assembly.

Item 25

To be expended by the Governor pursuant to the provi-
sions of § 15-891.8 of the Code of Virginia for
regional planning commissions heretofore established..$ 20,000

Item 26

For payment of Virginia’s quota of the expenses of ad-
ministrative services and operations of the Board of

Control for Southern Regional Education......................... $ 33,000
Item 27
For operation and maintenance of the Governor’s Mansion..$ 30,595
Item 28

For carrying out the purposes of, and subject to the condi-
tions stated in, Chapter 22, Acts of Assembly of 1950,
which authorizes the Governor to take certain steps in
event of a coal production emergency, there is hereby
appropriated from the general fund of the State
treasury a sum sufficient.

Total for the Governoc................. $ 591,922

129,718

130,000

20,000

33,000

27,170

339,883

State Board of Elections
Item 29
For supervising and coordinating the conduct of elections..$ 48,150
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
Secretary an ecececccsccsemeeesseceeseumeceecseeenetntseemeemeenetneeenne _.$9,500

STATE AND LOCAL DEFENSE
Item 30
For promotion and coordination of State and local civil
defense activities, a sum sufficient estimated at............... $ 87,300
It is hereby provided that this appropriation shall
be expended on warrants of the Comptroller, issued
upon vouchers signed by the Governor, or by such
other person or persons as may be designated by
him for the purpose,

39,050

88,050
First Year Second Year
DIVISION OF THE BUDGET
Item 31
For preparation and administration of the executive
DU get oceecsssscsesssnstcsesessseesmsnssensunsnsenssneesnsensynmonesssiasiasissnsseeteninneatesee $ 48,500 $ 83,500
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director one ceseecseseenceeceeessectesceestsesscssesttenseranererersen verses 13,500
Item 32
For institutional engineering... oocecececscnssmtmmeneinenenenneen $ 194,795 $ 198,460

Item 33

For records management...wccccccnocccctnsecususmsnsunnanineeneneueinrnacine $ 49,375 $ 49,370
It is provided that the special revenues collected
for records management services shall be paid into
the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 34

For maintenance and operation of grounds and buildings.$ 766,015 $ 772,265
It is hereby provided that no part of this appropria-
tion for maintenance and operation of grounds and
buildings shall be used to furnish floor coverings,
electric fans or other office equipment to any State
officer, department, board, institution or other State
agency.

Item 385

For operation of a central telephone system, to be paid
. solely from the pro-rata share of the costs for oper-
ating such system charged to the State departments
and agencies in Richmond served by the system, a
sum sufficient.

Total for the Division of the Budget................--- $ 1,058,685 $ 1,103,595
DIVISION OF PERSONNEL
Item 36
For administration of the Virginia Personnel Act.............. ~$ 110,440 $ 118,740
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Director oiccecceccsssssssseesssnssssuesstesseeesssetustetnssausennensmneeneer 1 500
Item 37

For administration of the Merit System Council, to be
paid only out of funds to be transferred to the Merit
System Council by order of the Governor from the
appropriations herein made to the Unemployment
Compensation Commission, the Department of Wel-
fare and Institutions, the State Board of Health, the
State Hospital Board, and the Virginia Commission
for the Visually Handicapped.....__..___......_...---$87,690
the first year, and $38,450 the second year.

The Governor is hereby authorized to transfer to
the Merit System Council from the respective appro-
priations herein made to the Unemployment Com-
pensation Commission, the Department of Welfare
and Institutions, the State Board of Health, the State
Hospital Board, and the Virginia Commission for the
Visually Handicapped, a sum equal to the value of
the services rendered by the Merit System Council
for the respective agencies.

It is hereby provided that this appropriation shall
be expended on warrants of the Comptroller, issued
upon vouchers signed by the Director of the Division
First Year Second Year

of Personnel or by such other person or persons a3
may be designated by the Governor for that purpose.

COMMISSION ON CONSTITUTIONAL GOVERNMENT
Item 37-A

For the development and promulgation of information
concerning the dual system of government, Federal
and State, established under the Constitution of the
United States and those of the several states, and for
such related duties as may be prescribed by law.......... $ 50,000 $ 50,000

VIRGINIA SUPPLEMENTAL RETIREMENT SYSTEM

As used in this Act, the term “Social Security” has
reference to the Federal Insurance Contributions
Act with respect to contributions and to the Fed-
eral Old-Age and Survivors Insurance System with
respect to employee benefits.

Item 88
For expenses of administration of the Board of Trustees
of the Virginia Supplemental Retirement System......... $ 99,025 $ 98,975

Item 39
For the State employer's Social Security payment, on
behalf of State employees excepting those paid from
special funds, to the Contribution Fund, pursuant to
Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at a ancnccnecccnenene een a niennnnienee-$ 1,320,210 § 1,484,940

Item 40
For reimbursement to each local school board of the actual
employer’s Social Security payments made by it, on
behalf of teachers, to the Contribution Fund pursuant
to Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at a nnenceicneennnsneannnnnnnnde 2,787,076 $ 3,282,320

Item 41

For reimbursement to each political subdivision the pro-
rata share of the actual employer’s Social Security
payments made by it, on behalf of local special em-
ployees, to the Contribution Fund, pursuant to Chap-
ter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia; such prorata share
shall bear the same relationship to the total employer’s
payment for such special employees as the State’s
share of the special employee salaries, or the State’s
share of any excess fees from the special employee's
office, bears or would bear to the total of such sal-
aries or excess fees, respectively, a sum sufficient,
Lh A) $ 114,616 $ 128,870

Item 42

In the event any political subdivision required
pursuant to Chapter 8.1, Title 61, Code of Virginia,
and by any agreement pursuant to the cited act, to
make payments to the Contribution Fund, fails to
make such payments as are duly prescribed, either
from its local employees or on behalf of its employer’s
contribution, the Board of Trustees of the Virginia
Supplemental Retirement System shall inform the
Comptroller of the delinquent amount and political
subdivision. The Comptroller shall forthwith transfer
such amount to the Contribution Fund from any non-
earmarked monies otherwise distributable to such
subdivision by any department or agency of the State;
provided that if the Comptroller reports to the Board
First Year
of Trustees that, by law, no such amounts are dis-
tributable to a specified political subdivision, the
Board shall require such subdivision to post bond or
securities in an amount sufficient to protect the State
against loss from failure by such subdivision to pay
any amounts required under the act providing Social
Security coverage.

Item 43

To provide for the payment of increased retirement com-
pensation to certain retired State employees and
beneficiaries thereof, in accordance with the provisions
of 8§ 51-111.69 and 51-111.70, Code of Virginia, there
is hereby appropriated out of the general fund of the
treasury to Trust Fund B, established by § 51-111.68,
Code of Virgrirnia ccc eneeenssensennsesemee $ 18,125

Item 44

To provide for the payment of increased retirement com-
pensation to certain retired teachers and beneficiaries
thereof, in accordance with the provisions of §§ 51-
111.69 and §1-1'11.70, Code of Virginia, there is hereby
appropriated out of the general fund of the treasury
to Trust Fund B, established by § 51-111.68, Code of
Var I eee eeee ct eecineetmnnnnnnmnnnen sg 884,525

Item 45

For the State contribution, on behalf of State employees
excepting those paid from special funds, to the retire-
ment allowance account as provided by Chapter 32,
Title 51, of the Code of Virginia... $1,443,560

Item 46

For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers, to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
8.2, Title 61, of the Code of Virginia....____._._____-_.§ 4,416, 886

Item 47

For the State contribution, on behalf of teachers, to the
retirement allowance account as provided by Chapter
8.2, Title 61, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
from the principal of the literary fund in excese of
$10,000,000, the sum of.........._.___---_____. $1,465,000
each year.

Item 48

On the first day of July in each year of the current
biennium, the Comptroller shall transfer, from each
special fund in the State treasury out of which any
State employees are paid, to the retirement allowance
account provided in Chapter 3.2, Title &1, Code of Vir-
ginia, and to the Contribution Fund as provided in
Chapter 8.1, Title 51, Code of Virginia, and to the re-
tirement allowance account as provided for State
Police Officers by Chapter 6, Title 61, Code of Virginia,
such amount as shall be estimated to have accrued and
to accrue on account of salaries and wages for the
quarter preceding and the three quarters following.
At the close of each fiscal year the Comptroller shall
adjust such transfers, if necessary, for each special
fund in accord with actual accruals for retirement
and Social Security purposes, during the four quarters
concerned. The estimate of accruals and the subse-
quent report of actual accruals shall be supplied by

Second Year

$ 17,645

$ 327,215

$ 1,587,925

$ 5,007,270
First Year Second Year
the Board of Trustees of the Virginia Supplemental
Retirement System to the Comptroller and shall be
used by him in making the transfers required by
this item.

Item 49

For payment to the Secretary of the Treasury of
the United States to the credit of such account as
may be designated in accordance with the agreement
entered into under Chapter 3.1, Title 51, Code of Vir-
ginia, for the purposes stated in the cited act, and in
such amounts as may be specified pursuant to the
cited agreement, there is hereby appropriated from
the Contribution Fund established by the cited act, a

sum sufficient.
Total for Virginia Supplemental Retirement
yrrtermn sscsxicsciese ssc iiccics vn canenmnane seen dite rear pansies $10,636,010 $11,934,660
ART COMMISSION
Item 50
For appraising works of art and Structuress.....ccccccceccsccccecceese $ 1,000 $ 1,000
AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS
Item 51
For auditing the accounts of the State and local govern-
5 reY:)¢ R11 (+: re ..$§ 602,800 $ 508,850
Qut of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Auditor of Public Accounts.._.____. $11,000

the first year, and $12,000 the second year.

Effective March 1, 1960, the annual salary of the
Auditor of Public Accounts shall be $12,500.

The appropriation in this item of a specific amount
for the examination of the accounts of local govern-
mental units shall not be construed as prohibiting the
examination or audit, by the Auditor of Public Ac-
counts, of the books or records of any county, city or
other political subdivision, or any officer or agency
thereof, of this State, the cost of which audit or
examination, is required by existing laws to be borne
by the said county, city or other political subdivision.

STATE COMMISSION ON LOCAL DEBT
Item 52

For aiding localities in the flotation of new bonded debt...$ 11,190 $ 11,190

DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY
Item 53
For the custody and disbursement of State money.._..$ 128,855 $ 127,345
Out of this appropriation the following salary shail
be paid:
State Tressurer nn ae een eee eee sens $12,500
It is provided that out of this appropriation shall
be paid the premiums on the official bonds of the
‘State Treasurer and employees of the Department of
the Treasury, and the premiums on insurance policies
on vault in the Department of the Treasury and on
messenger insurance policy.

TREASURY BOARD
Item 54
For payment of interest on the State debt.........ssssccseseees $ 350,121 $ 350,121
Item 55 First Year

For providing sinking fund for redemption of Riddle-
berger bonds, Century bonds and general fund bonded

indebtedness nec eeeneee ee eeennnnneeneeng 514,879
Total for Treasury Board. $865,000
DEPARTMENT OF ACCOUNTS
Item 56
For auditing and recording the financial transactions of
the State etna 948,500
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Comptroller —............ a7) 178 111)

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the costs of
the official bonds of the Comptroller; and the costs of
the surety bonds of the employees in the Depart-
ment of Accounts, in accordance with the provisions
of §§ 2-7 and 2-8 of the Code of Virginia.

Item 57

For collecting old claims, as authorized by § 2-270 of the
Code of Virginia, and for adjustment of State litiga-
tion, a sum sufficient, estimated ata. neenenneeennnnenn 2,500
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the costs of
civil prosecution in civil cases, expenses and commis-
sions in collecting old debts, etc., in accordance with
§ 8-780 of the Code of Virginia.

Item 58

For support of lunatics in jails and in charge of private
persons, a sum sufficient, estimated at... nee $ 7,000

Item 59
For payment of pensions, funeral expenses, relief of Con-
federate women and administrative expenses related
CR ssi cerca ee’ §5O000

Out of this appropriation each pensioner in the sev-
eral classes now on the pension roster, or hereafter
placed on the pension roster, under the regular pen-
sion act (as continued in effect by § 5U-1 of the Code
of Virginia) approved March 26, 1928, Chapter 466, as
amended March 24, 1980, and March 80, 1934, and
subsequent acts appropriating the public revenue,
shall be paid as follows: to Confederate veterans,
$1,200 a year; to each widow of a Confederate soldier,
sailor or marine, $600 a year; and for the funeral
expenses of each deceased pensioner, to be paid to the
personal representative of such deceased pensioner or,
without qualification of a personal representative, to
the undertaker, upon submission to the Comptroller
of certificates and affidavits required by law, $100;
provided, however, that the said allowance for the
funeral expenses of each Confederate veteran who
was on the pension roster at the time of his death
shall be $1,000; provided, further, that under the pro-
visions of this act any person who actually accom-
panied a soldier in the service and remained faithful
and loyal as the body servant of such soldier, or who
served as cook, hostler or teamster, or who worked
on breastworks under any command of the army and
thereby rendered service to the Confederacy, shall be
entitled to receive an annual pension of $240, proof

Second Year
$ 514,879
$ 865,000
$ 353,500
$ 2,500
$ 7,000
$ 344,000
First Year

of service to be prescribed by the Comptroller; pro-
vided that to each widow of a Confederate soldier as
above set out who is now or who may become an in-
mate of an institution receiving support from the
‘State and who was married prior to October 1, 1880,
and has not remarried, shall be paid the sum of
$25.00 per month; and to each such widow who was
married on or after October 1, 1880, and prior to
January 1, 1921, and who has not remarried; and to
each such widow who married on or after January 1,
1921, who is over 75 years of age and who has not
remarried, shall be paid the sum of $20.00 per month.

Any unexpended portion of this appropriation shall
revert to the general fund of the State treasury, and
no part thereof shall be prorated among pensioners.

It is further provided that out of the appropriation
for public printing, the Director of the Department
of Purchase and Supply shall supply all forms and
have done and pay for all printing, binding, ruling,
ete., required by the Comptroller in pension matters
and in connection with the payment of pensions. The
Comptroller shall pay monthly at such dates as he
may prescribe the pensions authorized by this act.

It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion of $850,000 for the first year and $344,000 for
the second year, there shall be expended for relief
of needy Confederate women of Virginia, including
daughters of Confederate soldiers who are now
widows, born not later than December 31, 1889, who
are not upon the State pension roster, in accordance
with the provisions of the act approved March 10,
1014 (Acts of Assembly, 1914, Chapter 56, page 81);
provided that each such needy Confederate woman
shall receive $90.00 per year, not exceeding.....$145,000
each year.

It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion, there shall be expended for care of needy Con-
federate women who are inmates of the Home for
Needy Confederate Women at Richmond, in accord-
ance with the provisions of the act approved March
4, 1914 (Acts of Assembly, 1914, Chapter 40, page
60) $71,000

each year.

It is provided, however, that no part of this appro-
priation shall be available for expenditure until satis-
factory evidence of compliance with the following
conditions has been presented the Auditor of Public
Accounts:

(1) Copies of all current and future applica-
tions for admission to the Home have been or will
be filed with the Auditor of Public Accounts. (2)
Proof that admissions to the Home are being made
as far as practicable on the basis of first come first
served, provided that where the governing board
of the Home deviates from the policy of first come
first served the reasons therefor shall be filed with
the Auditor of Public Accounts, it being understood
that such board shall have the right to deviate from
such policy in cases which are considered by the
board to be of dire necessity or distress. (8) Upon
the admission of any guest to the Home the Auditor
of Public Accounts shall be informed thereof and

Second Year
First Year Second Year

also as to the length of time which the application
has been pending; and whether it has been given
priority over other applications. (4) Copies of the
rules of admission have been filed with the Auditor
of Public Accounts. (5) No part of this appropria-
tion shall be available directly or indirectly for the
care or maintenance of any person who is not a
member of the class for which the Home was orig-
inally established.

The governing body of the Home may refuse to
admit anyone sick of an incurable disease or who is
bedridden or who is an addict to narcotics or to the
use of intoxicating liquors or who is mentally
affected to the extent of materially affecting the com-
fort of the other inmates.

Item 60
For assessing property for taxation and collecting and
distributing records of assessments, a sum sufficient,
estimated at nan eccccceccccseeias sussentesnenieeeninusiueinanenng 1,669,750 $ 1,669,750

Out of this appropriation shall be paid compen-
sation and expenses of office of city and county com-
missioners of the revenue, as authorized by § ‘14-77
of the Code of Virginia, after certification by the
chairman of the Compensation Board to the State
Comptroller of the amounts of the salaries and ex-
pense allowances of such officers fixed and ascertained
by said board, and commissions to examiners of
records, the postal and express charges on land and
property, books, etc.

Item 61

For collecting State taxes, a sum sufficient, estimated at...$ 1,761,000 $ 1,751,000

Out of this appropriation shall be paid to county
and city treasurers the compensation and expenses
of office authorized by § 14-77 of the Code of Virginia,
but only after certification by the chairman of the
Compensation Board to the State Comptroller of the
amounts of the salaries, if any, and expense allow-
ances of such officers, fixed and ascertained by said
board; and to county and city clerks of courts, the
commissions to which they are entitled by law for
the collection of State taxes.

Item 62
For premiums on official bonds of county and city treas-
urers, as required by § 15-480 of the Code of Virginia,

& BUM BUfficient, estirmated Aten ee eeesccccsccssseccssecnsemesssseesceeneses $ 20,000 §$ 10,000
Item 63
For reissue of old warrants, previously charged off, a sum

SUMMCISTit;, CSEITACC, Bec cccccececsrsessercssrrcenccercrearimnsennccaene $ 20,000 §$ 20,000
Item 64
For per diem and expenses of presidential electors... $ 600
Item 65
For criminal charges, a sum sufficient, estimated at..........$ 5,600,000 $ 5,600,000

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the costs
incident to the arrest and prosecution of persons
charged with the violation of State laws, including
salaries of attorneys for the Commonwealth, as pro-
vided by § 14-77 of the Code of Virginia, expenses
of juries, witnesses, etc., but where a witness attends
in two or more cases on the same day, only one
fee shall be allowed such witness; the transporta-
tion costs of children committed to the State Board of
Welfare and Institutions, and compensation at the
rate of nine dollars a day to each agent of the State
Board of Welfare and Institutions for each day such
agent is engaged in transporting children committed
to the Board to homes, institutions, training schools
or other locations; the necessary traveling expenses
incurred by these agents in carrying out their duties
as agents of the Board; and the transportation cost of
the State Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants,
as provided by law, cost of maintenance in local jails
of persons charged with violation of State laws, in-
cluding food, clothing, medicine, medical attention,
guarding, etc.; provided, however, that all jail physi-
cians be paid at the rate provided by law, but not
more than five hundred dollars per calendar year
shall be paid the jail physician or physicians for any
city or county, the population of which is less than
100,000, and not more than one thousand dollars per
calendar year shall be paid the jail physician or
physicians of any city or county, the population of
which is 100,000 or over, and coroner’s fees, etc., said
compensation for jail physician to be paid at the end
of the calendar year; provided, however, that in case
of death or resignation his compensation shall be pro-
rated on the basis of time of service bears to the full
calendar year. Provided, no deduction or cut shall be
made in reimbursing any city sergeant or sheriff the
actual cost of supplies purchased by him under
authority of law, and provided, further, that no sal-
aries, fees or expenses shall be paid to any officers out
of this appropriation in cases where the Compensation
Board is required to fix and ascertain same or any
part thereof, until after certification by the chairman
of the Compensation Board to the State Comptroller
of the amounts of the salaries, if any, and expense
allowances of such officers, fixed and ascertained by
said board.

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the State’s
share of the salaries and expenses of sheriffs and ser-
geants and their deputies in accordance with law.

It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion shall be paid the expenses necessarily incurred
on official business by judges of circuit, city, and cor-
poration and hustings courts, for postage, stationery,
and clerk hire, not exceeding $300 a year for each
judge.

Out of this appropriation shall be paid not exceed-
ing $190,000 the first year and $200,000 the second
year of the biennium for reimbursing counties and
cities under the provisions of § 16.1-150 of the Code
of Virginia; provided that no part of this appropria-
tion shall be paid to any county or city which expends
in any year following the fiscal year ending June 30,
1956, less than it spent in such fiscal year for the
purposes for which reimbursement is provided and
authorized.

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the State’s
share of expenditures made by a county for secre-
tarial and stenographic assistance to probation officers
as provided for by § 16.1-206.1 of the Code of
Virginia.

First Year

Second Year
First Year
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the State’s
share of the cost of construction, maintenance and
operation of detention homes charged on counties and
cities and the cost of maintenance of children in other
homes as provided for by § 161-201 and § 16.1-202
of the Code of Virginia.

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the actual
expenses of the committee of circuit court judges, as
provided by § 14-50 of the Code of Virginia.

It is further provided that there is hereby imposed
on the Auditor of Public Accounts the additional duty
of acting as secretary to said committee of Judges
fixing salaries of trial justices and trial justice clerks.
As additional compensation for performing said addi-
tional duties the Auditor of Public Accounts shall be
paid annually out of this appropriation the sum of
one thousand five hundred dollars the first year and
one thousand dollars the second year.

It is provided, however, that no part of this appro-
priation shall be used for the payment of criminal
charges incident to prisoners employed on the State
Convict Road Force or at the State Industrial Farm
for Women, or at the State Penitentiary Farm and
State Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants.

Item 66

For apportionment to counties which have withdrawn
from the provisions of Article 4, as amended, of
Chapter 1 of Title 33 of the Code of Virginia, of the
proceeds of the motor vehicle fuel tax to which such
counties are entitled by law, a sum sufficient.

Item 67

For payment to counties and cities of their distributive
share of the proceeds of the tax levied upon certain
alcoholic beverages by § 4-24 of the Code of Virginia,
a sum sufficient.

Item 68

There is hereby appropriated to the cities, incorpo-
rated towns, and counties of the State two-thirds of
the net profits derived under the provisions of § 4-22
of the Code of Virginia, in excess of seven hundred
fifty thousand dollars, each city, incorporated town,
and county to receive an amount apportioned on the
basis of their respective populations according to
the last preceding United States census, It is in-
tended that this item shall provide for the payment
to cities, incorporated towns, and counties of only so
much of the amounts they would normally receive
under the provision of § 4-22 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, as is embraced in the distribution of two-
thirds of the said net profits, in excess of seven
hundred fifty thousand dollars, but that, by reason
of other appropriations made out of the general fund
of the treasury for the benefit of said cities, incor-
porated towns, and counties, there shall be no dis-
tribution of any of said net profits except two-thirds
thereof, as provided in § 4-22 of the Code of Virginia.
In order to be able to ascertain and determine prop-
erly the actual amount of said profits the Comptroller
may, from time to time, credit on his books to the said
board the value of merchandise on hand in the ware-

Second Year
First Year

houses and stores of the board at the actual cost
thereof to the said board.

Total for Department of ACCOUNES...ncs..cc-ccccccccececceneie $ 9,768,750

DEPARTMENT OF PURCHASE AND SUPPLY

Item 69

For purchasing commodities and supervising public print-
———-—$

ing for the State. 7

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Director, mot exceeding -c.icceccsecssescrssssmessnssessnessnseree $12,500

Out of this appropriation shall be paid only the
cost of such public printing required for the work of
departments, institutions and agencies of the State
government as is authorized by law to be paid out of
the public printing fund, including the cost of print-
ing and binding the Virginia Reports..................... $30,250
the first year and $115,500 the second year.

It is hereby provided that no part of this appro-
priation for the Department of Purchase and Supply
shall be expended in furnishing stationery or other
office supplies to any State officer, department, board,
institution or other State agency.

Compensation Board
Hem 70
For regulating compensation of local officers, in accord-
QTC] With LAW a neennnecsecenemecreesseesesneenseneseennecrseeeenerneeneneemeetnennenntee
Out of this appropriation the following salary may
be paid:
Chairman, mot @x ceeding, a ceceenicccencsceceeessnenesnmnen- $000
It is provided, however, that for such time, if any,
as the Chairman of the Compensation Board receives
additional pay for other services rendered the State,
his salary as such Chairman shall not exceed $3,505.

DEPARTMENT OF TAXATION
Item 71

For administration of the tax laws, the Virginia Unfair
Sales Act, and aiding in general assessment or re-

260,600

49,125

assessment of real estate... neeeccccccceecssccsnssemessssnseeuneueessssneesnesse $ 1,166,905

Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
State Tax Commissioner .......cccccccccsccnscssessessenssseen -$17,000

DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

Item 72
For administration of motor vehicle license, registration
and fuel tax laws ..---. 2 $ 1,610,347
the first year, and $1,652,019 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Ory 51) 1001-1: 90+) (\:) ann S (51!) 1)
Item 73

For furnishing localities with lists of all registered auto-
motive equipment within their respective jurisdic-

CHOMS aicctsccsscescccsccceacsscrearsecessensinesnscneensancnaacsnn seeessenseees 23080
the first year and $24,185 the second year.
Item 74

For refund of taxes on motor vehicle fuels in accordance
with law, a sum sufficient.

Second Year

$ 9,758,250

$ 323,600
$ 42,725
$ 1,200,005
Item 75 First Year Second Year

For licensing operators of motor vehicles..............$406,641
the first year, and $420,501 the second year.

Item 76

For administering motor vehicle safety responsibility
BOE een $108,635
the first year, and $776,921 the second year.

Item 77

For receiving applications for the registration of titles to
motor vehicles and for issuance of licenses in accord-
ance with law, at branch offices, a sum sufficient, esti-

mated at cSt enarmereogneranesenstovmnasots ...$527,010
the first year, and $534,118 the second year.

Item 78

For maintenance and operation of building occupied by
Division of Motor Vehicles. cece $95,327
the first year, and $100,398 the second year.

Item 79

For regulating the distribution and sales of motor
vehicles ey 65! 75)
the first year, and $73,325 the second year.

Item 80

For administration of the special fuels tax act..............$50,825
the first year, and $52,450 the second year.

Item 81

For examining applicants for operators’ and chauffeurs’
Co, een Sie ()
the first year, and $869,846 the second year.

Item 82

All appropriations herein made to the Division of
Motor Vehicles shall be paid only out of revenues
collected and paid into the State treasury by the
Division of Motor Vehicles and credited to the State
highway maintenance and construction fund, and
none of the appropriations made to the said division
shall be paid out of the general fund of the State
treasury, provided further, however, excepting Item
74 that no expenditures out of these appropriations
shall be paid out of the revenue derived from the taxes
levied under §§ 58-628, 58-711, and 58-744 of the Code
of Virginia, as amended.

Item 83
All revenue received by the Division of Motor
Vehicles for any purpose whatsoever or in accordance
with any law or regulation administered by said divi-
sion shall be paid directly and promptly into the
State treasury to the credit of the State highway
maintenance and construction fund. Provided, how-
ever, that this item shall not apply to any money or
revenue collected for the account of the Uninsured
Motorist Fund.
Total for the Division of Motor Vehicles
from special funds. anne csecscseneeneen $3,845,644
the first year, and $4,003,258 the second year.

DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE
Item 84
For State police patrol_._.___.__.._..... $5,676,400
the first year, and $5,940,700 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

Superintendent of State Police....u.....o.cc.1---.---$12,500

It is further provided that out of this appropriation
there shall be paid the cost of the required valuation
report by the actuary and other necessary adminis-
trative expense required for the retirement of State
Police officers, not to exceed in either year of the
biennium the sum of $3,000.

Item 85

For promoting highway safety...__..._____._..._-.-.... $277,224
the first year, and $227,298 the second year.

Item 86

For operation of State Police Radio System...............$530,216
the first year, and $546,136 the second year.

Item 87

For operation and maintenance of headquarters buildings
EM ZONE occ ccc ccsesssssesseceemensscensseeessnestsessnmnannetneseenessnnnse $106,600
the first year, and $104,700 the second year.

Item 88

For operation of State Police Dining Room..............$33,660
the first year, and $36,250 the second year.

Item 89

In the event the Superintendent of State Police
is requested, as provided by law, to police a turnpike
project the Superintendent is authorized to expend
such additional amounts from the State highway
maintenance and construction fund for such purpose
as the turnpike authority making the request shall
agree to reimburse and the Governor shall approve.

Item 90
All appropriations herein made to the Department
of State Police shall be paid only eut of revenues
collected and paid into the State treasury by the
Division of Motor Vehicles or by the Department of
State Police and credited to the State highway
maintenance and construction fund, and none of the
appropriations made to the said division shall be
paid out of the general fund of the State treasury,
provided further, however, that no expenditures out
of this appropriation shall be paid out of the reve-
nue derived from the taxes levied under §§ 58-628,
58-711, and 58-744 of the Code of Virginia as amen-

ded.

Item 91
All revenue received by the Department of State
Police for any purpose whatsoever or in accordance
with any law or regulation administered by said
department shall be paid directly and promptly into
the State treasury to the credit of the State highway
maintenance and construction fund.
Total for the Department of State Police from
special funds -.—...--_—__-—...--—-------- $6,624,100
the first year, and $6,855,084 the second year.

First Year

DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS

Item 92
For providing military protection for the State, to be

Second Year
First Year Second Year

expended in accordance with § 44-14 of the Code of

Varin eect ening 297,970
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall

be paid:
Adjutant Geme ral a... ccccnecesssccseeccscesecemnenetemecenenne $11,000

Item 93

For the military contingent fund, out of which to pay the
military forces of the Commonwealth when aiding
the civil authorities, as provided by § 44-82 of the
Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient.

In the event units of the Virginia National Guard
shall be in Federal service, the sum allocated herein
for their support shall not be used for any different
purpose, except, with the prior written approval of
the Governor, to provide for the Virginia State Guard.

DEPARTMENT OF CORPORATIONS

State Corporation Commission
Item 94
For expenses of administration of the State Corporation
Commission and expenses of retired Commissioners
recalled to active duty, in accordance with law.......... -$ 169,800
Out of this appropriation the following salaries
shall be paid:
Chairman, State Corporation Commission.....$16,500
Other members of the State Corporation
Commission (2), at $16,000 each.................... $32,000

Item 95
For assessment and taxation of public service corpora-
30) a | 35,325

Item 96
For rate regulation nn ececcsccescssntsssscssesscernssusssmessecemnenceeertncenneeastiett $ 19,135

Item 97
For providing legal services for the State_.................-.... ~$ 21,910

Item 98
For regulating sale of securities, in accordance with the
provisions of §§ 18.1-501 to 13.1-527 (Chapter 5 of
Title 18.1 of the Code of Virginia).........................$ 20,110
With the prior written approval of the Gover-
nor, this appropriation may be increased, provided,
however, that the total appropriations shall not
exceed the sum collected from filing and license fees
under the sections of the Code pertaining to this
activity.

Item 99
For preparation and prosecution of rate cases.............-$ 1,000

Item 100
For payment of court costs, a sum sufficient, estimated
Eee eeeeseeencseecneneeeesentnnnneceenennnnneecennsnsseceeonuenseeenunnescenmuatceseeeemeneenenenteesecsesesattl $ 100

Item 101

For making appraisals, valuations, investigations and
inspections of the properties and services of certain
public service companies, and for the supervision
and administration of the laws relative to public
service companies, in accordance with §§ 58-660 to
58-671, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the proceeds of the taxes levied and col-
lected under Article 15 of Chapter 12 of Title 58 of
the Code of Virginia, and not out of the general fund

$ 299,000

167,800

35,535

19,385

22,410

19,910

1,000

100
First Year Second Year
of the State treasury, the amount derived from the
aforesaid taxes, and unexpended balances from said
tax revenue, estimated at... sesssseueenseeesstsseeseeees S290 450
the first year, and $298,290 the second year.

Item 102

For the promotion of aviation in the public interest, to
be paid only out of the tax on gasoline or fuel used
in flights within the boundary of the State; and fees
from the licensing or registering of airmen, aircraft,
and airports, and from all heretofore unexpended
balances derived from any of ‘ne above sources,
and not out of the general fund of the State

3g) mn /) 1 et)
the first year, and $194,750 the second year.
Item 103

For regulating and taxing motor vehicle carriers, to be
paid only out of fees collected from them by the
State Corporation Commission and taxes on them col-
lected under acts administered by the State Corpora-
tion Commission and paid into the State treasury
to the credit of the highway maintenance and con-
struction fund, the amount of said revenues, esti-
MACE BE nec cecscsensessneecesssnnensnesnenssnnsennsetstessnnsesnneusensnsenens $429,600
the first year, and $433,500 the second year.

Item 104
For examination and supervision of banks, small loan
companies, credit unions, and building and loan asso-
ciations, to be paid only out of the fees, licenses, and
taxes levied and collected for the examination and
supervision of the said banks, small loan companies,
credit unions, and building and loan associations and
paid into the State treasury in accordance with law,
and out of unexpended balances in said fees, licenses,
and taxes heretofore paid into the State treasury,
as aforesaid; provided, however, that no part of this
appropriation shall be paid out of the general fund
of the State treasury, not exceeding............$274,175
the first year, and $278,075 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Commissioner of Banking, not exceeding........$11,500

Item 105
For supervision and inspection of concerns conducting an
insurance business in Virginia, as required by law,
and for administration of the Virginia Fire Hazards
Law, to be paid out of the fees, licenses and taxes
levied and collected for the payment of the expenses
incurred in supervising and inspecting the aforesaid
concerns, and paid into the State treasury in accord-
ance with law, and out of unexpended balances in said
fees, licenses and taxes heretofore paid into the State
treasury as aforesaid; provided, however, that no
part of this appropriation shall be paid out of the
general fund of the State treasury, not exceed-
) | 78H C11)
the first year, and $418,700 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Commissioner of Insurance, not exceed-
FIN eceesecssanesneeeescnconessensesssnstnterseeesaensutenntnmesereeensasetomusseomemesesnsne $11,500
Firat Year
This sum includes any compensation for services
as a zone manager of the National Association of
Insurance Commissioners.

Total for the Department of Corporation.e............ $ 267,380

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR AND INDUSTRY

Item 106
For expenses of administration of the Department of
Labor and [ndustry en nccnccsccnecnennnsensnnnernneniannennenun$ 38,885

Out of this appropriation the ‘following ‘salary shall
be paid:

Commissioner ene eenecncnnennsnniennmmmnnenrnee $11,500
Item 107
For research and statistics... ccnecnmmmmemmnnnang §2,850
Item 108
For factory, institution and mercantile inspections................$ 110,200
Item 109
For mines and quarries inspection... ecccccccnennunnh 94,550
Item 110
For supervising the industrial employment of women
EN Cs 00 Cb): ee $ 69,405
Item 111
For apprenticeship training... cnnencnemmnnennanennge 94,700

Total for the Department of Labor and Industry..$ 460,590

DEPARTMENT OF WORKMEN’S COMPENSATION

Industrial Commission of Virginia
Item 112-118
For administration of the Virginia Workmen’s Compen-
sation Act, to be paid out of the receipts from taxes
levied and collected and paid into the State treasury
for the administration of the Workmen’s Compensa-
tion Act in accordance with law, and expenses of re-
tired Commissioners recalled to active duty, in ac-
cordance with law; provided, that no part of this
appropriation shall be paid out of the general fund
of the State treasury, not exceeding................ $360,710
the first year, and $356,480 the second year.
Out of this appropriation the following salaries
shall be paid:
Commissioners (8), at $18,000 each................. .$89,000

Second Year

$ 266,140
$ 37,920
$ 52,855
$ 109,950
$ 96,700
$ 71,505
$ 94,850
$ 463,780

UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION COMMISSION OF VIRGINIA

Item 114
For expenses of administration of the Virginia Unemploy-
ment Compensation Act, exclusive of the payment of
unemployment compensation benefits, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at —..............-.- vest eee neesreneenees D149 900
the first year, and $2,800,100 the second year.
It is hereby provided that out of this appropriation
the following salary shall be paid:
Commissioner ananassae reer neeeneeeeenreen $12,500
Item 115

For administration of a merit system program for the
Unemployment Compensation Commission of Vir-
ginia, a sum sufficient, estimated at....__.._._.......$5,500
each year.

Item 116

It is hereby provided that the aforesaid appro-
priations for administration of the Virginia Unem-
ployment Compensation Act and administration of
a@ merit system program shall be paid only out of the
unemployment compensation administration fund
established by § 60-21 and Article 2 of Chapter 8
of Title 60 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury. All monies
which are deposited or paid into this fund are hereby
appropriated and made available to the Commission.

Item 117

For payment of unemployment benefits as authorized by
the Virginia Unemployment Compensation Act, a sum
sufficient, estimated at... a-anweeeene mn neeeenneee 8,200,000
each year.

It is hereby provided that this appropriation for
payment of unemployment benefits shall be paid only
out of the monies requisitioned from the State of
Virginia’s account in the unemployment compensa-
tion trust fund in the treasury of the United States,
and paid into the State treasury to the credit of the
unemployment compensation fund in accordance with
the provisions of §§ 60-90 through 60-94, inclusive, of
the Code of Virginia, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury.

Item 118

For special unemployment compensation expenses to be
peid only out of the Special Unemployment Com-
pensation Administration Fund continued in effect by
§ 60-96 of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufficient, not
CO CXCCOM ann cereecceccesceeeessenscneenssaeensennemeeetsnenenuatesesnneessnsacenunnenceseneses $10,000
each year.

Item 119

For refund of contributions and interest thereon in
accordance with the provisions of § 60-94 of the
Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of the clearing
account created by § 60-90 of the Code of Virginia, a
sum sufficient.

Item 120

For payment to the Secretary of the Treasury of the
United States to the credit of the unemployment
compensation trust fund established by the Social
Security Act, to be held for the State of Virginia
upon the terms and conditions provided in the said
Social Security Act, there is hereby appropriated the
amount remaining in the clearing account created by
§ 60-90 of the Code of Virginia after deducting from
the amounts paid into the said clearing account the
refunds payable therefrom pursuant to § 60-94 of the

Code of Virginia.
Total for the Unemployment Compensation Com-
mission of Virginia from special funds..$10,965,400
the first year, and $11,015,600 the second year.

First Year . Secend Year
DEPARTMENT OF ALCOHOLIC BEVERAGE CONTROL

Item 121 First Year

For administration of the functions, powers and duties
assigned to the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board by the Alcoholic Beverage Control Act, to be
paid only out of the monies collected and paid into
the State treasury by the said board, as provided
by § 4-23 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury, provided, how-
ever, with approval of the Governor, loans for the
payment of such expenditures may be made from
the general fund and from any other funds in the
State treasury upon such terms as the Governor may
approve, a sum sufficient, estimated at........... $911 409,310
the first year, and $91,517,520 the second year.

It ia hereby provided that out of this appropriation
the following salaries shall be paid:

Chairman of the Word... ceccecsccssceeeeeessneeneeee- $18,000

Vice-Chairman. ......... =

Member of Doardn.cccccccccsccccsscsssessssssensetsssuasussuneenee $13,000

Salaries for other personal service shall be fixed by
the Virginia Alcoholic Beverage Control Board, with
approval by the Governor, as provided by the ‘Alco-
holic Beverage Control Act. (The sums for such
purpose set forth in the Budget are estimates only,
and are not to be construed as affecting the discretion
of the Governor or the Board with regard thereto as
provided in eaid Act.)

VIRGINIA STATE LIBRARY
Item 122

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State
Lary eens — 986,816

Item 128
For acquiring, preserving and publishing records and
books, including the microfilming of newspapers and
records aaa eenen ener entree ennnnnnnr nena OInEEETIIEE $ 116,000

Item 128-A
For erecting highway historical markers in accordance
with the provisions of § 42-66.1 of the Code of
VET A neces cen seen sssnencoewensessusseenspsnunestunennennnenenenssnstent 3 1,750

Item 124

For State aid to public libraries in accordance with the
provisions of §§ 42-24 to 42-82 of the Code of Vir-
F401: 150,000

Item 124-A

For aid to public libraries, to be paid only out of funds
received from the Federal government for this pur-
pose, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ise ca a races $80,000
the ried year, and $80,000 the second year.

Total for Virginia State Library...................$ 608,565

VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

Item 125
For developing, interpreting and conserving the Virginia
Museum visual] arts nn. ccccccceeeceenceeee nnn 264,590

Second Year

$ 341,612

$ 120,000

$ 150,000

$ 611,812

$ 271,240
First Year Second Year
It is provided that no part of this appropriation
from the general fund shall be expended in the main-
tenance and operation of theatrical productions.

Item 126

For developing, interpreting and conserving the visual
arts, including the purchase of additional equipment
and works of art, the revenues collected from interest
on endowments or from the operation of said museum,
or donated therefor, and paid into the State treasury,
estimated at sas eoa crac care cers teperaree res eene BOO OOO
the first year, and $93,000 the second year.

Item 127
For maintenance of Gari Melchers Memorial......0.2...cccco0:-00$ 9A00 §$ 9A00

Item 128

For maintenance of Gari Melchers Memorial, from rev-
enues collected from interest on endowment or from
the operation of said memorial, or donated therefor,
and paid into the State treasury, estimated at.....$800

each year.
Total for Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.................. $ 278,990 $ 280,640
PUPIL PLACEMENT BOARD
Item 129
For administration of Pupil Placement Act.........................$ 166510 $ 167,280

DHPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

The General Assembly declares, finds and estab-
lishes as a fact that the mixing of white and colored
children in any elementary or secondary public school
within any county, city or town of the Common-
wealth constitutes a clear and present danger affect-
ing and endangering the health and welfare of the
children and citizens residing in such county, city
or town, and that no efficient system of elementary
and secondary public schools can be maintained in
any county, city or town in which white and colored
children are taught in any such school located therein.

An efficient system of elementary public schools
means and shall be only that system within each
county, city or town in which no elementary school
consists of a student body in which white and colored
children are taught.

An efficient system of secondary public schools
means and shall be only that system within each
county, city or town in which no secondary school
consists of a student body in which white and colored
children are taught.

The General Assembly, for the purpose of protect-
ing the health and welfare of the people and in order
to preserve and maintain an efficient system of public
elementary and secondary schools, hereby declares
and establishes it to be the policy of this Common-
wealth that no public elementary or secondary schools
in which white and colored children are mixed and
taught shall be entitled to or shall receive any funds
from the State Treasury for their operation, and, to
that end, forbids and prohibits the expenditure of
any part of the funds appropriated by Items 137,
138, 141, 142 and 147 of this section for the estab-
lishment and maintenance of any system of public
elementary or secondary schools, which is not efficient.

The appropriations made by Items 137, 138, 141,
142, and 147 of this section shall be deemed to be
appropriated separately to the counties and cities
and the funds made available and apportioned to
the counties and cities severally and separately by the
Department of Education and the State Board of
Education shall be separately subject to the limita-
tions imposed in this section for their use, which
limitations and a strict observance thereof shall be
a condition precedent to their use.

For the purposes of this section and all other ap-
plicable laws, the public schools of the counties, cities
and towns shall consist of two separate classes,
namely, elementary and secondary schools.

Notwithstanding any other provisions of this Chap-
ter or the provisions of any other law, whenever the
student body in any elementary or secondary public
school shall consist of both white and colored children,
the Department of Education, the State Board of
Education, the State Comptroller, the State Treas-
urer, local school board, local treasurer, and any
officer of the State or of any county or city who has
power to distribute or expend any of the funds ap-
propriated by Items 137, 188, 141, 142, and 147, each
severally and collectively, are directed and com-
manded to refrain immediately from paying, allocat-
ing, transferring or in any manner making avail-
able to any county, city or town in which such school
is located any part of the funds appropriated in
Items 137, 138, 141, 142, and 147 for the maintenance
of any public school of the class of the school in
which white and colored children are taught. When-
ever it is made to appear to the Governor, and he so
certifies to the Department of Education, that all
such schools of such class within any such county,
city or town can be maintained and operated with-
out white and colored children being mixed or taught
therein, the funds appropriated in Items 187, 138, 141,
142, and 147 to such county or city shall be made
available, subject to the limitations contained herein
and only for such period of time as it is made to ap-
pear to the Governor that there is no school of that
class being operated in such county, city or town,
in which white and colored children are mixed and
taught, provided that all the limitations herein con-
tained shall again be effective immediately whenever
it appears that any children are being mixed and
taught in any public school of the class involved.

It is provided that the limitations herein set forth
shall not prohibit the release and distribution of the
funds apportioned and allocated, or any unexpended
part thereof, to which any county, city or town would
otherwise be entitled, to such county, city or town for
the payment of salaries and wages of unemployed
teachers in State aid teaching positions, and other
public school employees, who are under eontract
and for educational purposes which may be expended

First Year

second lear
First Year Second Year

in furtherance of elementary and secondary educa-
tion of Virginia students in nonsectarian private
schools, as may be provided by law.

Item 130
For expenses of administration of the State Board of Edu-
cation, including the payment of premiums on official
bonds in accordance with the provisions of § 2-8 of
the Code of Virginia ... sevesntereeineenennsnineneennn 176,400 $
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
Superintendent of Public Instruction (with-
out fees, the fees collected by him to be
paid into the s weneral fund of the State

19 5:11) 2 enn} bot] 1)
Item 131
For research, planning and testing ...cecenncnnnnnne 217,218 $$
Item 132
For teacher education and teaching scholarships for the
public free schools, an amount not to exceed............--.—- $ 673,375 $

To be apportioned under rules and regulations of
the State Board of Education with the approval of
the Governor.

Item 133
For State supervision... crn 881,700 §$
Item 134
For production of motion picture films... nef 87,800 F
Item 135

For production of motion picture films, to be paid only
from funds derived by the State Board of Education
from the production of such films and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of

the ‘State treasury... nccccccsccscecscenssneusenesnensemeseuneneee $17,050
each year.
Item 136
For local administration (salaries of division superin-
57110023 1\¢:) $ 255,000 $

This appropriation shall be expended for salaries
of division superintendents under the conditions set
forth in § 22-37, as amended, of the Code of Virginia.

Item 137
For the establishment and maintenance of local super-
vision of instruction in efficient elementary and sec-
ondary schools, including visiting teachers, to be ap-
portioned among such schools by the State Board of
B60): 9 (0) | $ 752,700 $

Item 138
For basic appropriation for salaries of teachers employed

176,200

198,963

698,875

335,600

37,800

255,000

752,700

only in efficient elementary and secondary schools.........$44,655,500 $50,975,150

It is provided that in the apportionment of this sum
no county or city shall receive less than the amount
prescribed by § 135 of the Constitution of Virginia.

It is provided, further, that the total of this sum,
including the aforementioned apportionment, and the
sums set forth in Items 139 and 140 shall be appor-
tioned to the public schools by the State Board of
Education under rules and regulations promulgated
by it to effect the following provisions:

a. The apportionment shall be on the basis of the
following amounts, as applicable, per State aid
teaching position:

(1) in the first year of the biennium, $1,650
for each such position, plus an additional $150
for each such position which is occupied by a
teacher having a collegiate professional certifi-
cate (or equivalent) and seven or less years of
experience or by a teacher having a normal pro-
fessional certificate (or equivalent) and eleven
or less years of experience; and,

(2) in the second year of the biennium, $1,750
for each such position, plus an additional $800
each such position which is occupied by a teacher
having a collegiate professional certificate (or
equivalent) and seven or less years of experience
or by a teacher having a norma] professional cer-
tificate (or equivalent) and eleven or less years
of experience.

It is provided, however, that no payment from
this item for a State aid teaching position shall
exceed two-thirds of the salary paid the incumbent
of a State aid teaching position when the total
salary of such incumbent is less than the amount
of State aid available for each State aid teaching
position. For purposes of this act, “State aid teach-
ing position” is defined as one teaching position for
each thirty (80) pupils in average daily attendance
in the elementary grades and one teaching position
for each twenty-three (23) pupils in average daily
attendance in the high school grades. The average
daily attendance figures used in the apportionment
of this item shall be those of the school year falling
within the fiscal year for which the appropriation
is made.

b. No apportionment from this item shall be
made to any county or city for State aid teaching
positions in excess of the number of such positions
in which teachers are actually employed; provided,
however, that in exceptional circumstances and in
the discretion of the State Board of Education, a
county or city may employ fewer teachers than the
number of assigned State aid teaching positions
allotted in accordance with paragraph a.

ce. No apportionment from this item shall be
made to any county or city except for payment of
salaries of teachers or other instructional personnel
in the public schools, or for payment of tuition in
lieu of teacher or other instructional salaries under
rules and regulations of the State Board of Edu-
cation.

d. The annual expenditure of funds, derived
from local sources, for instruction in the public
schools shall not be less than the annual expendi-
ture made from local sources for such instruction
for the second school year in the previous biennium.
However, if a county or city has established and
maintains a salary schedule for teachers and other
instructional personnel satisfactory to the State
Board of Education, the expenditure, derived from
local funds, for the salaries of teachers and other
instructional personnel may be reduced below such
expenditures for the second school year in the
previous biennium, provided the reduction and
the amount of reduction are approved by the

First Year

second 168
State Board of Education. Also, a county or city
may reduce such expenditure in exceptional cir-
cumstances due to a substantial loss in average
daily attendance of pupils in the county or city,
or in other exceptional local conditions, provided
the reduction and the amount of reduction are
approved by the State Board of Education.

e. The county or city shall pay from local funds
at least thirty per cent (80%) of the total amount
expended for salaries of teachers and other in-
structional personnel. However, a county or city
shall be permitted by the State Board of Edu-
cation to pay not less than twenty per cent (20%)
of such amount if the county or city provides a levy
or cash appropriation or a combination of both for
schools which, when converted to an equivalent
true tax rate, is as great as the average of all
county or all city levies or cash appropriations or
a combination of both such levies and appro-
priations for schools converted to an equivalent
true tax rate; in converting a levy or cash appro-
priation or a combination of both for schools to
an equivalent true tax rate, ratios of assessed
valuations to true values used shall be such ratios
determined by the State Tax Commissioner for the
tax year 1950. For such counties or cities, the
State Board of Education shall determine the
per cent of local contribution, in no instance less
than twenty per cent (20%) of the total amount
expended for salaries of teachers and other in-
structional personnel.

f. A minimum salary schedule for teachers and
other instructional personnel, satisfactory to the
State Board of Education and approved by the
Governor, shall be put into effect.

g. If any municipality annexes any portion of
any county or counties, the State Board of Educa-
tion shall make such equitable adjustment of the
funds which would otherwise have gone to either
as is in its opinion justified by the peculiar condition
created by such annexation, and order distribution
of such funds according to its findings. This provi-
sion shall not apply if a court of competent juris-
diction makes such adjustment and orders such
distribution.

h. Allotments of funds from this item and from
Items 189 and 140 beyond the constitutional appro-
priation shall be paid to a county or city only after
submission of evidence satisfactory to the State
Board of Education that the amount for which the
allotment is claimed has been or will be expended
for the purpose designated and in full compliance
with the terms and conditions set forth pursuant
to this item.

It is further provided that in the event the total
of the sums set forth in Items 188, 139, and 140 ex-
ceeds the amount necessary to make the apportion-
ments required by this item, any balance remaining
may, upon request by the State Board of Education,
and with the prior written approval of the Governor,
be transferred and added to the sums set forth in
Item 142 or in Item 148, or in both.

First Year

Seeond Year
Item 139 First Year Second Year
For basic appropriation for teachers’ salaries, to be paid

from the actual collections of special taxes segregated

by § 135 of the Constitution of Virginia to support of

the public free schools; provided, that no part of this

appropriation shall be paid out of the general fund of

the State treasury, estimated at__________ $1,276,000

the first year, and $1,350,000 the second year.

Item 140

For basic appropriation for teachers’ salaries, to be paid
from the proceeds of interest payments to the Lit-
erary Fund; provided, that no part of this appropria-
tion shall be paid out of the general fund of the State
treasury, estimated at... $1,056,500 the first
year and $1,478,000 the second year.

Item 141
For salary equalization of teachers employed only in
efficient elementary and secondary schoola..................... $ 9,050,000 $ 9,050,000

a. It is provided that the State Board of Education
shall pay from the sums provided by this item to each
county and city an amount equal to that paid for the
year ending June 30, 1958, from Item 187, Chapter
116, Acts of Assembly of 1956.

b. It is provided further that the State Board of
Education shall make no distribution from this item
to any county or city which has not first complied
with the conditions stated in paragraphs c-h, inclu-
sive, of Item 138 and in paragraph b of Item 142.

c. If the sums available for this item as listed here-
in or by authorized transfer hereto are not sufficient
for the purposes described, the distribution of such
sums shall be made on a pro rata basis. If the sums
available for this item as listed herein exceed
the amount required for the purposes described, any
balance remaining may, upon request of the State
Board of Education, with the prior written approval
of the Governor, be transferred and added to the sums
set forth in Item 188, or in Item 142, or in both.

Item 142
For providing a minimum educational program in ef-
ficient elementary and secondary schools only... $ 7,500,000 $ 8,000,000

A county or city, which meets the requirements
stated below is eligible, subject to rules and regula-
tions promulgated by the State Board of Education,
to receive an apportionment from this item to provide
sufficient monies to operate a minimum educational
program; a minimum educational program is defined
as expenditure for school operation of not less than
one hundred and seventy dollars nor more than two
hundred dollars, as promulgated by the State Board
of Education, per pupil in average daily attendance.
To be eligible for an apportionment from this item,
a county or city must:

a. Have projected, in the opinion of the State
Board of Education, a well-planned educational pro-
gram, and

b. Have expended from local sources for school
operation, exclusive of capital outlay and debt serv-
ice, an amount equivalent to a uniform tax levy of
fifty cents per one hundred dollars ($100) of true
valuation of local taxable wealth within such county
or city. The true valuation of local taxable ‘wealth

First Year

used for this purpose shall be that determined by
the State Department of Taxation for the tax year
1950.

c. Be still unable, with the amount thus provided
from local sources, other available State apportion-
ments for the public free schools, and Federal funds
(not including capital outlay), to ‘provide a mini-
mum educational program as defined above,

It is further provided that the State Board of
Education may, in its discretion, apply eligibility
requirements and compute allocations from this
fund separately for any town school district oper-
ated by a school board of not more than five mem-
bers, and the county in which such town is located.

If the amount set forth in Items 138-140, inclu-
sive, or in Item 141 are not sufficient for the pur-
poses described therein, the State Board of Educa-
tion with the prior written approval of the Gov-
ernor, may transfer from Item 142 to Item 188 or
to Item 141, or to both, such sums as may be deemed
proper,

If the amount provided by this item is insufficient
to meet the entire needs of those counties and cities
which qualify for apportionments as herein provided,
the amount shall be distributed to such counties and
cities on a pro rata basis.

No county or city shall receive from the total ap-
propriation under this item more than two hundred
and twenty-five thousand dollars during either year
of the current biennium.

Item 143
For special education... nee eerenrnerinnee 706,550
Item 144
For vocational education and to meet Federal aid.................... $ 4,891,500
Item 145

For vocational education, the funds received from the

Federal government for vocational education, pro-
vided that no part of this appropriation shall be paid
out of the general fund of the State treasury, esti-
Mente nb ac ncicisscccccsscssccsecc cases cenitiescasitin isemscecs $IO0j000
each year

It is provided that a sum, not less than $5,000 each
year, be transferred from this appropriation to the
general fund of the State treasury as a proportionate
share of the administrative expenses of the State
Board of Education.

Item 146
For guidance and adult education... ccceceec een P
Item 147
For pupil transportation to and from efficient elemen-
tary and secondary sSChools Omly....nacencccsnwanccvceeseeneeneensn -$ 5,222,280

This appropriation shall be distributed as reimburse-
ment for costs of pupil transportation under rules
and regulations to be prescribed by the State Board
of Education; provided no county or city shall receive
an allotment in excess of the amount actually ex-
pended for transportation of pupils to and from the
public schools, exclusive of capital outlay; provided,
further, that if the funds appropriated for this

Second Year

$ 757,450

$ 4,845,025

$ 40,000

$ 5,367,075
First Year Second Year
purpose are insufficient, the appropriation shall be
prorated among the counties and cities entitled
ereto.

Item 148

For a discretionary fund to be disbursed under the rules
and regulations of the State Board of Education._.$ 100,000 $ 100,000
It is provided that the State Board of Education
may make apportionments from this discretionary
fund only under the following conditions:

(1) For the purpose of aiding certain counties to
operate and maintain a nine-month school term:
satisfactory assurances must be given to the State
Board of Education that (a) without aid from this
fund the county is unable from local funds and
other State funds to operate and maintain a nine-
month school term, (b) maximum local funds for
instruction, operation, and maintenance have been
provided, and (c) such local funds, with other State
funds apportioned to said county, and aid from
this appropriation will enable the schools in said
county to be operated and maintained for a term of
not less than nine-months.

(2) For the purpose of aiding those counties
and/or cities which are experiencing extraordinary
continuing increases in average daily attendance,
thereby requiring employment of additional teachers
in excess of the number anticipated on the basis
of average daily attendance of pupils enrolled dur-
ing the preceding school year.

Item 149
For sick leave with pay for teachers in the public free
schools, to be expended in accordance with regula-
tions of the State Board of Education, subject to
the prior written approval of the Governor-............-. -$ 830,000 $ 368,000

Item 150
For providing free text books Only... 225,000 $ 245,000

Item 151

For maintenance of libraries and other teaching material
in public schools.____________--___--_-__---__-.-_-.---$ 582,950 $ 573,450

Item 152

For maintenance of libraries and other teaching materials
in public schools, to be paid only out of the funds re-
ceived from localities, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury, estimated ate ennai $300,000
the first year, and $330,000 the second year.

Item 153
For industrial rehabilitation... cca 661,480 $ 595,100

Item 154

For industrial rehabilitation to be paid only from funds
received from the Federal government and from local
contributions for any such rehabilitation and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, estimated
Gece ecreseceesesceesresecessccecscesnspsczenscanenesassanccneanssgzinsoccnnananesabarsscnacsd $1,186,870
the first year, and $1,224,200 the second year.
Item 155 First Year Second Year

For industrial rehabilitation to be paid from the fund for
the administration of the Workmen’s Compensation
Act and not out of the general fund of the State
19 5-1: :1) «5 ccc ceca 3 by A 1, 1.1)

Item 156

For placement and training of veterans in business estab-
100) \ 041) 1 c: nn: ) 7,426 $ 7,430

Item 157

For placement and training of veterans in business estab-
lishments, to be paid only out of funds received from
the Federal government for this purpose, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury....-....$91,875
the first year, and $92,670 the second year.

Item 158

For the education of orphans of soldiers, sailors and
marines who were killed in action or died, or who are
totally and permanently disabled as a result of serv-
ice during the World WaAt....cccc.00c0cu-———————--------«:18,000 $ 18,000

It is provided that the sum hereby appropriated
shall be expended for the sole purpose of providing
for tuition, institutional fees, board, room rent, books
and supplies, at any educational or training institu-
tion of collegiate or secondary grade in the State of
Virginia, approved in writing by the Superintendent
of Public Instruction, for the use and benefit of the
children not under sixteen and not over twenty-five
years of age, either of whose parents was a citizen
of Virginia at the time of entering war service and
was killed in action or died from other causes in
World War I extending from April 6, 1917, to July 2,
1921, or in any armed conflict subsequent to Decem-
ber 6, 1941, while serving in the army, navy, marine
corps, air force or coast guard of the United States,
either of whose parents was, or is, or may hereafter
become totally and permanently disabled due to such
service during either such period, whether such
parents be now living or dead.

Such children, upon recommendation of the Super-
intendent of Public Instruction, shall be admitted
to State institutions of secondary or college grade,
free of tuition.

The amounts that may be, or may become, due here-
under by reason of attendance at any such educa-
tional or training institution, not in excess of the
amount specified hereinafter shall be payable from
this appropriation hereby authorized on vouchers ap-
proved by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The Superintendent of Public Instruction shall
determine the eligibility of the children who may
make application for the benefits provided for herein;
and shall satisfy himself of the attendance and satis-
factory progress of such children at such institutions
and of the accuracy of the charge or charges sub-
mitted on account of the attendance of any such chil-
dren at any such institution, provided, that neither
said Superintendent nor any member of the State
Firat Year Second Year
Board of Education, nor any official or agent or em-
ployee thereof, shall receive any compensation for
such services,

Not exceeding four hundred dollars shall be paid
hereunder for any one child for any one school year;
and no child may receive benefits of this or similar
appropriations for a total of more than four school
years,

This amendment shall not operate to divest any
such child of any such scholarship now holding any
such scholarship under this act except that the four-
year limitation herein provided for shall apply to any
scholarship heretofore issued.

Item 159
For twelve months’ principals... accscceccececscecssnensneutnneemeenen -$ 330,000 $ 330,000

Item 160

For the acquisition and distribution of surplus equipment,
to be paid only from funds derived by the State Board
of Education from such acquisition and distribution
of the said equipment and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury nae $105,100
the first year, and $106,300 the second year.

Item 161

The State Board of Education shall make rules and
regulations governing the distribution and expendi-
ture of such additional Federal, private and other
funds as may be made available to aid in the estab-
lishment and maintenance of the public schools.

Total for the State Board of Education..................... $76,104,828 $83,721,818

Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center

Item 162

For maintenance of Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Cen-
ter, under supervision of the State Superintendent of
Public Instruction, to be paid only out of special rev-
enues derived from the operation of the said Center,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury__..............8769,925
the first year, and $782,485 the second year.

It is further provided that, with the prior written
approval of the Governor, the above appropriations
for maintenance and operation may be increased by
an amount not exceeding any special revenue collec-
tions in excess of the sums listed above.

Virginia State Cellege, at Petersburg

Item 163
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State Col-
lege, at Petersburg nnn cccccneccecneceeennnnnenannenn 1,668,982 $ 1,708,632

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:

For the purpose of meeting the requirements of
the Federal Smith-Hughes Act, a sum sufficient.
Item 164 First Year
For medical scholarships, not exceeding.........------------B_—-—-10,000
Item 165

For dental scholarships, attendance to be at Meharry
Medical College, or other college offering such
COUTSOS! —.csesssesscccssccssecsescrencse coos wisest secceseen cance ce sercaneenreusesocsees® 2,000

Item 166
For making loans to students cecsccseecsecsscsnsscemeseesnemeenenmeemaes $ 3,500

Item 167
For equalization of higher educational opportunities... $ 135,000

Item 168

For contracts with Meharry Medical College and Tuskegee
Trstitrte eeemnaeee « 60,500

Item 169

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State Col-
lege, at Petersburg, to be paid only from the special
revenues collected or received for the use of the said
Virginia State College, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
EQOA SU naan naan erence L498, 968
the first year, and $1,498,968 the second year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid college and to constitute the
sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
8§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, as continued in effect by § 23-30 of the Code
of Virginia, and of § 23-21 of the Code of Virginia, or
with any amendments thereto, a sum sufficient, esti-
ACC AE aces cnceeecsenneeecevssessnseeneensnrenneereeertraneterscmmemmnsereseveeeresg 106,000
the first year, and $104,000 the second year.

Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg...$ 1,874,982

Virginia State College, at Petersburg, Norfolk Division

Item 170
For maintenance and operation of an extension division

of the Virginia State College, at Norfolk... $ 505,389
Item 171

For maintenance and operation of an extension division
of the Virginia State College, at Norfolk, to be paid
only from the special revenues collected or received
for the use of the said Norfolk Division, and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the general fund
Of the State treasury aeececsccnnncnccemecemseensnene-b05 800
the first year, and $545,800 the second year.

Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg,_——_——_
including Norfolk Division... $_ 2,880,371

Longwood College, at Farmville
Item 172
For maintenance and operation of Longwood College, at
DOr 21 |: res $ 611,013

Second Year

$ 10,000
$ 2,000
$ 3,500
$ 135,000
$ 60,600
$ 1,919,682
$ 561,389
$ 2,481,021
$ 630,330
Item 178 First Year

For maintenance and operation of Longwood College, at
Farmville, to be paid only from the special revenues
collected or received for the use of the said college,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury_... $677,942
the first year, and $695,490 the second year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid college, and to constitute the
sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
§§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, and §§ 7, 8 and 9 of Chapter 61 of the
Acts of Assembly of 1928, as continued in effect by
§ 28-80, and § 23-21 of the Code of Virginia, or with
any amendments thereto —__-_____. ..... $42,600
the first year and $42,300 the second year.

Madison College, at Harrisonburg

Item 174
For maintenance and operation of Madison College, at

Farrisom bergen nanan eect "TAD, 488
Item 175

For maintenance and operation of Madison College, at
Harrisonburg, to be paid only from the special rev-
enues colleeted or received for the use of the said
college, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasuryv........... $966,300
the first year, and $1,033,025 the second year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid college, and to constitute the
sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
§§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, and §§ 7, 8 and 9 of Chapter 61 of the
Acts of Assembly of 1928, as continued in effect by §
28-30 of the Code of Virginia, and § 23-81 of the Code
of Virginia, or with any amendments thereto.....$79,025
the first year, and $76,915 the second year.

Virginia State School, at Newport News

Item 176
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State

School, at Newport N@WS...-cccccccc-vcc-veccsnversnmenentctneusetenennsene $ 869,280
Item 177

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia State
School, at Newport News, to be paid only from special
revenues collected by the Virginia State School, at
Newport News, and paid into the State treasury, and
not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ssteuteernnssnmnne $21,400
each year.

VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND,
AT STAUNTON
Item 178

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton...............ccssseseeees $ 723,818

Second Year

$ 727,694

$ 381,190

$ 711,747
Item 179 First Year Second Year
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia School for

the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton, to be paid only

out af spesial revenues collected or received for use

of said Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind,

and paid into the State treasury and not out of the

general fund of the State treasury. _—-—--- $56,727

the first year, and $56,728 the second year.

STATE COUNCIL OF HIGHER EDUCATION FOR VIRGINIA

Item 180
For providing for the coordination of the State-supported
System of higher education. .....ccccccccccscscessecssnenenessnsssanennesne $ 30,300 $ 29,600
Item 180-A
For scholarships eceeeneeeeeneeeeesneessensnnneeennssssennnenestenennesenssuevecenenounnovnneua $ $ 50,000

It is provided that this ‘appropriation shall be used j
for scholarships to be awarded to graduates of Vir-
ginia high schools on basis of need and merit to
attend any college or university in Virginia. The
standards and conditions for awards and retention
of scholarships shall be developed by the State Council
of Higher Education and the State Board of
Board of Education, jointly. It is further provided
that fifty per centum of this appropriation shall be
expended in granting scholarships as hereinabove pro-
vided. The remaining fifty per centum of this appro-
priation shall be established as a student loan fund,
to be disbursed and repaid in accordance with rules
and regulations developed by the State Council of
Higher Education and the State Board of Education
jointly. Whenever a scholarship is awarded from this
appropriation, it shall be established upon the books
of the State Treasurer to the credit of the institution
of higher education which accepts the student re-
ceiving such scholarship. It is further provided that
fifty per centum of such scholarships and fifty per
centum of the loan fund hereby established shall be
made available to students who will take courses
leading to degrees in the fields of science and en-
gineering. It is finally provided that any note or
other evidence of a promise to repay any such scholar-
ship loan executed by a person seventeen years of age
or older shall for the purpose of enforcing such
obligation be deemed sui juris.

Total for the State Council of Higher Education
bo) A'S 09-211: ce) 30,300 $ 79,600

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY IN VIRGINIA,
AT WILLIAMSBURG

Item 181
For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg... $ 1,168,960 $ 1,202,725

It is provided that out of this appropriation there

is hereby appropriated:
For the purpose of meeting the requirements of
the Federal Smith-Hughes Act, a sum sufficient.

Item 182
It is provided that no expenditure for lectures and
entertainments shall be made by the College of
William and Mary in excess of the amounts obtained
by the College for providing such lectures and enter-
tainments.
Item 183 First Year Second Year
For maintenance and operation of the College of William

and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg, to be paid

only from the special revenues collected or received

for the use of said College of William and Mary, and

paid into the State treasury, and not out of the gen-

eral fund of the State treasury... $1,654,380

each year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebtedness
issued by the aforesaid ‘College of William and Mary,
and to constitute the sinking fund, in accordance
with the provisions of §§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489
of the Acts of Assembly of 1926, as continued in
effect by § 28-30 of the Code of Virginia, and of
§ 23-21 of the Code of Virginia, or with any amend-
MENTS Cereb one csecensscssesesessseersnesssmensennestenesenensnesnene $117,000
each year.

College of William and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg,
Norfolk Division
Item 184
For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg, Norfolk
DiVISION oo eeeececcteeeeneneensstenineesieennniennaniamcnininnunnenng 608,140 $ 523,140

Item 185

For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg, Norfolk Divi-
sion, to be paid only from the special revenues col-
lected or received for the use of the said Norfolk
Division, and paid into the State treasury, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury..$719,700
the first year, and $752,700 the second year.

Item 186
It is provided that no expenditure for the teaching
of four-year courses at the Norfolk Division of the
College of William and Mary shall be made except
with the prior approval of the General Assembly.

College of William and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg,
Richmond Professional Institute
Item 187
For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginie, at Williamsburg, Richmond
Professional Institute nace teenie 898,150 $ 480,675

Item 188

For maintenance and operation of the College of William
and Mary in Virginia, at Williamsburg, Richmond
Professional Institute, to be paid only from the spe-
cial revenues collected or received for the use of the
said Richmond Professional Institute, and paid into
the State treasury and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury_.___._______._-_... 8908 850
the first year, and $910,325 the second year.

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND
College Division
Item 189

For maintenance and operation of the Medical College of
Virginia, at Richmond, College Division........_......$ 1,845,695 $ 1,841,865
Item 190 First Year
For making loans to studemts nnn $ 1,000
Item 190-A

For post graduate education—medicine........------$__ 11,405
Item 191

For post graduate education—dentistry....nccccn0cccnencnnnnnnP 5,000
Item 192

For medical scholarships neon 20,000
Item 193

For dental scholarships 2.0.0.2. ccceccncecceneeemensereerenmesnneneee $ 4,000
Item 194

For nursing scholarships a. --c-:ccccccesc:csensecwescsssenunnemmnnenenenens 2,000
Item 195

For maintenance and operation of the Medical College of
Virginia, at Richmond, CoHege Division, including
interest and sinking fund payments on the bonded
debt of said college division, to be paid only from
special revenues collected or received for the use of
said Medical College of Virginia, College Division, and
paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury............. $1,080,260
the first year, and $1,118,180 the second year.

Item 196

‘For students’ hospitalization to be paid out of the special
revenues collected, or received, for the use of the said
Medical College of Virginia, College Division, and
paid into the State treasury, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury_..............-$46,300
each year.

Total for the Medical College of Virginia, at
Richmond, College Division. ............

Medical College of Virginia, at Richmond
Hospital Division
Item 197
For maintenance and operation of the Medical College of
Virginia, at Richmond, Hospital Division, including
free treatment, care and maintenance of indigent

1,889,100

Virgimian pationnts nee 2,269,500

Item 198

For maintenance and operation of the Medical College of
Virginia, Hospital Division, including interest and
sinking fund payments on the bonded debt of said
hospital division, to be paid only from special rev-
enues collected or received for said hospital division,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury........_.....$6,383,700
the first year, and $6,395,250 the second year.

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

Items 199-200
For maintenance and operation of the University of Vir-

ginia, at Charlottesville $4,095,195

Second Year

$ 1,000
$ 11,405
$ 5,000
$ 20,000
$ 4,000
$ 2,000

$ 1,885,270

$ 2,445,550

$ 4,027,985
Item 201 First Year Second Yea

For maintenance of extension activities. 118,100 $ 116,000
Item 202
For student scholarships ....--n-e--ennnnnnnnnne——————§ 10,000 = $ — 10,000

The Rector and Visitors of the University of Vir-
ginia shall have authority, with the consent of the
Governor, to furnish from funds appropriated to the
University by the General Assembly, monies for the
creation of scholarships to be given graduates of Vir-
ginia high schools who meet the scholastic qualifica-
tions laid down by the Board.

Item 2038
For medical scholarships _...0...:cc:cc-:sccsosecneewee-enneuneunmenecne $ 20,000 $ 20,000

Item 204

For maintenance and operation of the University of Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville, to be paid only from special
revenues collected or received for the use of said
University of Virginia, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
[61:11 )) 5 nn 61). 7i 41)
the first year, and $3,191,700 the second year.

Out of this appropriation of $3,082,200 the first
year, and $3,191,700 the second year it is provided
that there shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay
the interest accruing on the bonds and certificates
of indebtedness issued by the aforesaid University
of Virginia and to constitute the sinking fund in
accordance with the provisions of §§ 7, 8 and 9 of
chapter 61 of the Acts of Assembly of 1928, as
continued in effect by § 23-30 of the Code of Virginia,
and § 23-21 of the Code of Virginia, and in accordance
with the provisions of § 23-67 of the Code of Virginia,
or with any amendments thereto, estimated at..$67,016
the first year, and $65,570 the second year out of the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
the said University of Virginia, and paid into the
‘State treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury.

Item 205

For student health, to be paid only out of the special
revenues collected or received by the University of
Virginia for student health activities, and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the general fund
Of the State treasury....e.cceccecssecscrersusssnesummenenenenese PIO 800
the first year, and $93,300 the second year.

Item 206

For maintenance of extension activities, to be paid only
from special revenues collected or received for the
use of said activities, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State

E:T: 1) 5 e751 0111.1)

each year.
Item 207
For Clinch Valley College aeccncncssnssssnencenenerinsnssmnentnnenes $ 126,750 $ 92,985
Item 208

For Clinch Valley College, to be paid only from the special
revenues collected or received for the maintenance of
said Clinch Valley College, and paid into the State
First Year
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury 88,800
the first year, and $86,800 the second year.
Item 208-A
For University of Virginia, Northern Virginia—Branch
CO Se $ 55,000

Total for the University of Virginia, at Char-
DottesVille ae eccccscsnuesenennssiscstsenesiumesenessnsestmeusntneunt $ 4,420,045

University of Virginia, at Charlottesville
Hospital Division
Item 209
For maintenance and operation of the University of Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville, Hospital Division, including
free treatment, care and maintenance of indigent
Virginia patients soe teereeeetneesesesnenannesseesssnesgneenssenenennegunstnen $ 1,168,960

Item 210

For maintenance and operation of the University of Vir-
ginia, at Charlottesville, Hospital Division, to be paid
only from special revenues received for the use of the
said Hospital Division and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State
19 :5:'-))) 5 J 7A 3 kA 5!)
each year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the existing interest bearing debt of the
said Hospital Division and to constitute the sinking
fund, estimated at penne $ 14 82GB
the first year, and $10,845 the second year.

Mary Washington College, of the University of Virginia,
at Fredericksburg

Item 211

For maintenance and operation of Mary Washington Col-
lege, of the University of Virginia, at Fredericksburg... $876,980

Item 212

For maintenance and operation of Mary Washington Col-
lege, of the University of Virginia, at Fredericksburg,
to be paid only from the special revenues collected
or received for the use of the said college, and paid
into the State treasury, and not out of the general
fund of the State treasury..._..._______..__.__. $1,668,730
each year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebted-
ness issued by the aforesaid college, and to constitute
the sinking fund, in accordance with the provisions of
§§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter 489 of the Acts of Assem-
bly of 1926, as continued in force by § 23-30 of the
Code of Virginia, and of § 23-21 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, or with any amendments thereto, estimated

Second Year

$ 55,000

$ 4,321,970

$ 1,202,850

$ 306,840

at ee 7 (1) F711)
each year.
VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, AT BLACKSBURG
Item 213

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Poly-
technic Institute, at Blacksburg. ceeeeenernenttnreenee 2,776,510

$ 2,877,110
First Year Second Year

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:

For the purpose of meeting the requirements of

the Federal Smith-Hughes Act, a sum sufficient.

It is further provided that out of this appropria-

tion there is hereby appropriated $10,000 each year

for providing scholarships for needy Virginia youth.

Item 214

For regional education in veterinary medicine, to be ex-
pended in accordance with contract agreement be-
tween State of Virginia and Board of Control for
Southern Regional Education —. $ 64600 $ 6700

Item 215
For making loans to stuerts.... cc ccccccceteceeeeeesnneestneenenee $ 1,500 $ 1,500

Item 216
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Poly-
technic Institute, at Blacksburg, to be paid only from
the special revenues collected or received for the use
of said college, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury —————_______.____- 4 827, 316
for the first year, and $4,382,316 for the second year.
Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebted-
ness issued by the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at
‘Blacksburg, and to constitute the sinking fund, in
accordance with the provisions of §§ 8, 9 and 10 of
Chapter 489, of the ‘Acts of Assembly of 1926, and
§§ 7, 8 and 9 of Chapter 61 of the Acts of Assembly
of 1928, as continued in force by § 28-80 of the Code
of Virginia, and § 28-21 of the Code of Virginia, or
with any amendments thereto. ae $233,600
the first year, and $249,100 the second year.
It is further provided that out of this appropria-
tion of $4,332,315 for the first year and $4,827,315 for
the second year, there is hereby appropriated:

For providing scholarships —............. inn $10,000
each year.
For student activities.............csccscsssrssscsscesseese 35,700

the first year, and $36,000 the second year.
For providing students’ physical facilities....110,000
each year.
For uniform commutation...........cscsccssscsssscees 96,000
each year.

Total for Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at
Blacksburg. ....cccsecssscssssscssscencssssncsscssssssesseesssesseseseees $ 2,842,510 $ 2,946,110

Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Blacksburg
Virginia Engineering Experiment Station
Item 217
or the Virginia Experiment Station of the Virginia Poly-
technic Institute for research in engineering................ $ 64,710 $ 56,530
Item 218

For research in engineering by the Virginia Engineering
Experiment Station of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, to be paid only from the special revenues col-
First Year
lected and paid into the State treasury for the use
of the said Virginia Engineering Experiment Station,
and not out of the general fund of the State
BA 55:1 :11) 5 ee 2511 111)
each year.

Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Blacksburg,
Extension Division
Item 219
For the Extension Division of the Virginia Polytechnie
Institute, at Blacksburg, for the purpose of conduct-
ing demonstration work in the State of Virginia,
or in the several counties therein, in connection and
cooperation with the United States Department of
Agriculture, under the provisions of the Federal
Smith-Lever Act and other Federal acts for extension..$ 1,943,350
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
Yor dairy and pasture specialistw......................$16,000
each year.

Item 220

For the Extension Division of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, at Blacksburg, to be paid only from the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
said extension division and paid into the ‘State treas-
ury, including Federal aid, and not out of the gen-

eral fund of the State treasury... $1,512,150
each year.
Item 221
for the extension work on control and prevention of Black
Shank disease in tobacco_______.___.--__- $ 12,200
Item 222
For the Certified Seed Commission, for the improvement
Of Virginian Crops acicnsecssesesisesicnsssosacenscncnssimenssscanenscicnssinnisitis $ 88,744

It is provided that this appropriation shall be inclu-
sive of all funds received by the Certified Seed Com-
mission from the Commonwealth of Virginia, and in
lieu of any and all contributions from the respective
State departments, institutions or other State agencies.

Item 222-A

For extension work on identification, control and pre-
vention of diseases and pests harmful to shade trees,

shrubs and other landscape plantings _._______$ 18,500

Total for the Extension Division of Virginia
Polytechnic Institute .. ss = . ...§ 2,002,794

Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Blacksburg

Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Item 223
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Agricul-
tural Experiment Station, at Blacksburg, and the sev-
eral regional experiment stations under its control,
in accordance with Jew aan nanan cts $ 1,259,360

Item 224
For making surveys of soil. ets $ 652,000

Second Year

$ 2,008,250
$ = 12,100
$ 33,944
$ 9,960
$ 2,064,254
$ 1,286,360
$ 52,000
Item 225 First Year Second Year
For economic classification of land..........__...____--------$ 37500 $ 37,500

Item 226
For investigation of tobacco diseases... _$ 60,000 §$ 61,000

Item 226-A

For investigation of diseases and pests harmful to shade
trees and other landscape plantings..._...___.__.. $ 14400 $ 12,210

Item 227

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Agricul-
tural Experiment Station and the several county ex-
periment statfons under its control, in accordance
with law, to be paid only from the special revenues
received or collected for the use of said experiment
station, and paid into the State treasury, including
Federal aid, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury... ....§1,069,000
each year.

Total for Virginia Agricultural Experiment
12: > (:) $ 1,428,260 $ 1,449,070

Radford College, Woman’s Division of the Virginia Polytechnic
Institute, at Radford
Item 228

For maintenance and operation of Radford College,
Woman’s Division of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
stute, at Radford Lannea 461,155 $$ 468,326

Item 229
For making loans to studer tannic cccssececeecsencneeeenmnemneenn 1,000 $ 1,000

Item 230

For maintenance and operation of Radford College,
Woman’s Division of the Virginia Polytechnic Insti-
tute, at Radford, to be paid only from the special
revenues collected or received for the use of the
said college, and paid into the State treasury,
and not out of the general fund of the State
10-5: 11) — a $810,840
the first year, and $850,060 the second year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebted-
ness issued by the aforesaid college, and to consti-
tute the sinking fund, in accordance with the pro-
visions of 8§ 8, 9 and 10 of ‘Chapter 489 of the Acts
of Assembly of 1926, as continued in force by § 28-80
of the Code of Virginia, and § 28-21 of the Code of
Virginia, or with any amendments thereto.........$59,700
the first year, and $69,600 the second year.

Total for Radford College, Woman’s Division of
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Radford..$ 462,155 $ 464,325

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE AT LEXINGTON
Item 231
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Military
Institute, at Lexington —.____.. _._—__§ 701,365 $ 788,080
Item 232 First Year

For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Military
Institute, at Lexington, to be paid only from the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
said Virginia Military Institute, and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury ——..____... ____.--$_ 1,176,306
the first year, and $1,222,010 the second year.

Out of this appropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient to pay the interest
accruing on the bonds and certificates of indebted-
ness issued by the aforesaid Virginia Military Insti-
tute, and to constitute the sinking fund, in accord-
ance with the provisions of §§ 8, 9 and 10 of Chapter
489 of the Acts of Assembly of 1926, as continued in
force by § 23-30 of the Code of Virginia, and of
§ 28-21 of the Code of Virginia, or with any amend-
ments thereto ssseessseemsceesemesseemenestsumenetnmeenneensssomeeee 1 O00
each year.

The amounts already accumulated of the following
special Virginia Military Institute funds, i. e., the
cadet re-examination fees, the fund representing re-
imbursement of shortages in the Virginia Military
Institute’s treasurer’s accounts extending over a
number of years, and the payments to Virginia Mili-
tary Institute by former State cadets in lieu of serv-
ice in the National Guard, teaching in Virginia
schools, or working in the State Highway Depart-
ment, shall hereafter constitute a Virginia Military
Institute endowment fund, the interest on which
shall be expended in accordance with the resolution
of the Board of Visitors.

It is hereby provided that on and after the ap-
proval of this act the Board of Visitors of the Vir-
ginia Military Institute shall not admit any cadet as
a “State cadet” whose financial condition or that of
his parents permits him to pay the board and tuition
fees charged other students.

Second Year

VIRGINIA TRUCK EXPERIMENT STATION, AT NORFOLK

Item 233
For experimentation in truck crop development..._......_.§_ 198,395

DEPARTMENT OF PROFESSIONAL AND OCCUPATIONAL

REGISTRATION
Items 234-235
For directing and supervising the work of professional
and occupational examining and licensing boards.......... $ 98,700
It is hereby provided that out of this appropria-
tion the following salary shall be paid:
DERCQCOE ssccccsicessisccssesecs ene: 51!1!)

Virginia Board of Bar Examiners
Item 236
For examining and licensing applicants for admission to
the bar $ 9,540
Out of this appropriation the secretary-treasurer
of the Virginia Board of Bar Examiners shall be
allowed an annual salary not exceeding. $8,600

$

$

$

201,897

101,200

9,540
Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners
Item 237 First Year Second Year
For regulating the practice of dentistry......._.---__--—-$ 12,666 $ 12,68
It is hereby provided that the total expenditure
made under the provisions hereof shall not exceed the
total amount of revenue paid into the general fund
of the State treasury by the Virginia State Board of
Dental Examiners during the current biennium.

Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers
Item 238
For licensing funeral directors and embalmers, and car-
rying out the other duties required by law of the
Virginia Board of Funeral Directors and Embalmers..$ 22406 $ 28,660

State Board of Examiners of Nurses

Item 289
For examination of nurses and for nurses’ training school
inspection a dee § 48,910 §$ 49,330
Virginia State Board of Examiners in Optometry
Item 240
For regulating the practice of optometry... $ 4,235 $ 4,235
State Board of Medical Examiners
Item 241
For regulating the practice of medicine..__.____...__... _.$ 24,225 $ 24,750
State Board of Pharmacy
Item 242
For regulating the practice of pharmacy... 480 SF 43,280
Virginia Athletic Commission
Item 243

For regulating boxing and wrestling contests in accord-
ance with the provisions of §§ 9-16 through 9-48, in-
clusive, and § 18-319 of the Code of Virginia, to be
paid only out of the revenues collected and paid into
the State treasury in accordance with the provisions
of this act, and not out of the general fund of the
State trema cary an cen cece ne eetette ne $11,762
the first year, and $11,919 the second year.

Item 244

For payment to the counties, cities and towns of their
shares, pursuant to § 9-47 of the Code of Virginia, of
monies collected by the Virginia Athletic Commission,
a sum sufficient.

State Registration Board for Contractors

Item 245
For regulating the practice of general contracting in
Vohra, annette $ 24920 $ 24,820

Total for the Department of Professional and
Occupational Registration 00.0... ecccccneccnnnenn 287,620 $ 293,870

———
DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION

Board of Agriculture and Immigration

Item 246 First Year
For expenses of administration of the Board of Agricul-
ture and Immigration .......... wows 104,050

Out of this appropriation the ‘following salary shall
be paid:

Commissioner of Agriculture and Immigration

(without fees, all fees of office to be paid into

the State treasury) $12 500

Item 247
Por public information 2c cccccscscensscueunsessetintetmeineneieesn $ 28,000

Item 248
For promoting Virginia farm products... acccseccccccecnenus $ 34,575

Item 249
For regulating the sale of fertilizers, limes and gasoline...$ 148,860

Item 250
For administration of commodities laws and laboratories... 47,260

Item 251

For prevention of swine diseases, to be paid only out of
the fees and revenues collected or received by the
Board of Agriculture and Immigration, in accordance
with the provisions of § 3-698.4 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury the amount
of such revenues, estimated at...........-....--—— $16,930
each year.

It is provided that any unexpended portion of the
funds derived from said fees and revenues at the close
of the previous biennium is hereby reappropriated to
the Board of Agriculture and Immigration to be used
for the prevention of swine diseases.

Item 252
For protecting livestock from disease... occ 202,570

Item 253
For regulating the sale of economic poisons, a sum suffi-
cient, estimated at sneer 94/500

It is provided that the amount expended out of this
appropriation for regulating the sale of economic
poisons shall not exceed the amount paid into the
State treasury during the current biennium as pro-
ceeds of revenues derived from regulating the sale of
economic poisons.

It is provided, however, that the unexpended bal-
ance at the close of the previous biennium in the in-
spection fees collected and paid into the State treas-
ury through the enforcement of the Virginia Insecti-
cide, Fumicide and Rodenticide law is hereby re-
appropriated to the Board of Agriculture and Immi-
gration to be used for regulating the sale of economic
poisons.

Item 254

Second Year

$ 104,750

$ 23,000

$ 35,176

$ 160,480

$ 47,700

$ 202,440

$ 34,760

For control of hog cholera, a sum sufficient, estimated at__.$ 10,000 $ 10,000

It is provided, however, that the amount expended
out of this appropriation for control of hog cholera
shall not exceed the amount paid into the State
First Year

treasury during the current biennium as proceeds
from the sale of hog cholera serum.

Item 256

For regulating sale of paints, as provided for in Chapter
6.1 of Title 59 of the Code of Virginia.___$

Item 257

For operating regional laboratories.....a....cc:cccc0cceceonceennnnnmnnn

Item 258

For compilation of statistics... ..cccnccccsuccseeceeneesseaeeeesnetuneeen $

Item 259

For testing and study of seeds a ...n:ccccccecccceeecuecncecnsneneneeneneen $

Item 260

For crop pest COmty ol. ccccacccccccecceeecensmessseerereeeenne nese

Item 261

For regulating the sale of commercial feeds and animal
remedies sissies costa incscscccace tects $

Item 262

For administration of pure food laws................-—-—- $

The Board of Agriculture and Immigration is here-
by directed to expend out of the appropriation under
this title, a sum sufficient to enable the board to per-
form the work in connection with apple spray residue
which is necessary to enable commercial apple
growers of this State to meet the requirements of the
Federal and State pure food laws.

Item 263
for control of Vitamin D milk a sum sufficient, estimated
:\ ee

It is provided, however, that the amount expended
out of this appropriation for control of Vitamin D
milk shall not exceed the amount paid into the State
treasury during the current biennium as proceeds
from fees collected for such control.

Item 264
For analyzing gasoline and motor Of]8 no. neccccecccnceencee $

Item 265
For administration of fruit grading and inspection............... $

Item 266
For inspection of livestock market.....c.cccccccececsacesmmusnseseaen$

Item 267
For voluntary apple and peach inspection, to be paid only
out of the fees and charges collected and paid into
the State treasury for such voluntary apple and
peach inspection and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury, a sum sufficient, estimated
at ... —— $57 225
the first year, and $62,425 the second year.
It is provided, however, that the Commissioner of
Agriculture and Immigration, with the approval of
the Board of Agriculture and Immigration, shall after
hearing, fix fees and other charges for services ren-

39,765

186,370

18,325

95,358

181,986

180,604

98,876

8,000

89,055

40,800

65,200

Second Year

$ 39,725
$ 189,970
$ 18,466
$ 100,548
$ 130,245
$ 182,864
$ 96,975
$ 8,000
$ 41,746
$ 41,550
$ 65,200
al I OE EE

Firat Year Second Year
dered under this title, and collect the same from
those for whom such service is rendered, at an
amount sufficient to defray the estimated cost of said
inspection service, the same to be paid into the State
treasury.

It is further provided, that any unexpended portion
of the funds derived from said fees and other
charges at the close of the previous biennium is
hereby reappropriated to the Department of Agricul-
ture and Immigration to be used for the “voluntary
apple and peach inspection service” under this title.

Item 268
For administration of marketing activities... $ 316,900 $ 328,405
Item 269
For administration of Gairy 1a ws...c..cccccscoscscssssstsnssesesnsesnsneen $ 188,152 $ 218,528
Item 270

For inspection of gasoline and motor grease measures...$ 66,516 $ 66,476

Item 271

For inspection of agricultural and other commodities, to
be paid only out of the fees and charges collected
and paid into the State treasury for such inspection
of agricultural and other commodities and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, a sum
Bufficiert, estirmated at an. eececescseccececsmeeeneees esses $801,025
the first year, and $810,910 the second year.

It is provided that any unexpended portion of the
funds derived from said fees and other charges at
the close of the previous biennium are hereby reappro-
priated to the Division of Markets of the Department
of Agriculture and Immigration, to be used for the
“inspection of agricultural and other commodities,”
under this title.

Item 272

For enforcement of egg Law..sccccssccensesecssnmressssessenneussssmesenesinssmmsssein $ 28230 $ 265,540
Item 272-A

For meat imspectionr ....o.c.nccccnncecnseccnessseseenessnesseemmnssusurestnetnsstneensenaeeaenees $ 87,500 $ 87,500

Provided that each establishment inspected shall
pay that part of the actual cost of inspection pro-
vided it, which is not paid for from this general fund
appropriation and such fees are hereby appropriated
for this purpose.

Item 273

For appointment and supervision of assistants, deputies,
and inspectors to assist in carrying out the weights
and measures law of Virginia, to be paid only out
of the fees collected for the services of such assist-
ants, deputies, and inspectors, in accordance with the
provisions of §§ 59-80 and 69-81 of the Code of Vir-
ginia, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, the amount
of such fees estimated at nner $9,446
the first year, and $9,650 the second year.

Item 274
For mrarket expamsion ......-ccsceccesssnscseessssscseeesneneemeeseneinsineemesusnesentd $ 60,480 $ 61,725
Item 275 First Year

For market expansion, to be paid only out of funds re-
ceived for that purpose from the Federal government,
and paid into the State treasury, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury........._._.$60,000
each year.

Item 276

There is hereby reappropriated to the Board of
Agriculture and Immigration for administration of
pure food laws the unexpended balance at the close of
the previous biennium in the special revenues col-
lected and paid into the State treasury for regulation
of operation of refrigerator locker plant.

Total for the Board of Agriculture and Immigration..$ 2,235,919

State Lime Grinding Plant No. 1, at Staunton

Item 277

For maintenance and operation of the State Lime Grind-
ing Plant No. 1, at Staunton... snceeeeee $97,490
the first year, and $101,590 the second year.

Item 278

For per diem allowance to prisoners, in accordance with
the provisions of § 68-220.1 of the Code of Virginia,
a sum sufficient, estimated at.............---..- $2,000
each year.

Item 279

All appropriations herein made to the State Lime
Grinding Plant No. 1, at ‘Staunton, shall be paid only
out of the revenues collected and paid into the State
treasury by the said Lime Grinding Plant, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury.

State Lime Grinding Plant No. 2, at Appomattox

Items 280-281

For maintenance and operation of the State Lime Grinding
Plant No. 2 at Appomattox, to be paid only out of the
revenues derived from the operation of said lime grind-
ing plant, and paid into the State treasury, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury—.$30,000
each year.

Virginia State Apple Commission
Item 282
For promoting the sale and consumption of Virginia
apples, to be paid only out of the apple merchandis-
ing fund created in accordance with §§ 3-513 through
3-525, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury._.$41,225
the first year, and $39,825 the second year.

Virginia Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Commission

Item 288

For promoting the sale, consumption, and exportation of
Virginia bright flue-cured tobacco, to be paid only
out of the Bright Flue-Cured Tobacco Promotion
Fund pursuant to the provisions of §§ 3-240 through
3-256 of the Code of Virginia, and not out of the

Second Year

$ 2,294,255
First Year Second Year
general fund of the State treasury the amount needed
from such funds, estimated at... $9,000
each year,

Virginia Peanut Commission
Item 284
For promoting the consumption of Virginia peanuts, to
be paid only out of the peanut fund created pursuant
to the provisions of §§ 3-626.1 through 3-626.19, in-
clusive, of the Code of Virginia, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury....................- $20,000
each year.

MILK COMMISSION
Item 285

For regulating the production and distribution of milk in
accordance with the provisions of §§ 3-346 through
3-383, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the revenues collected and paid into the
State treasury, in accordance with the provisions of
said sections and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury annccccecccecsesnsersennenmnneucemmenmemenaie $146,630
the first year, and $150,000 the second year.

Out of this appropriation the economist member of
the Milk Commission, supplementary and in addition
to ten dollars per day provided for in § 3-348 of the
Code of Virginia, shall be paid an extra compen-
sation of ten dollars per day for each day actually
spent in the performance of his official duties.

Item 286

For regulating the production and distribution of milk by
the local milk boards, in accordance with the provi-
sions of §§ 3-346 through 3-383, inclusive, of the
Code of Virginia, to be paid out of the revenues
collected and paid into the State treasury, in accord-
ance with the provisions of said sections and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury..$68,870
the first year, and $69,420 the second year.

STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE

Item 287
For State soil conservation... cccccscccncmnnnnnnannng 62,710 $ 62,880

Item 288

For State soil conservation, to be paid only out of the
special revenues collected by the State Soil Conser-
vation Committee and paid into the State treasury
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury
the amount of such special revenues, estimated
[\ ene $10,000
each year.

Total for agricultural agencies... cece 2,298,629 $ 2,857,185

BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS OF THE VIRGINIA STATE
PORTS AUTHORITY
Item 289
For the exercise and administration by the Board of Com-
missioners of the Virginia State Ports Authority of
First Year Second Year
the powers and duties conferred upon and vested in
the said Board of Commissioners by the Act of the
General Assembly of 1952 creating the said Virginia
State Ports Authority, or by other provision of law..$ 471,400 $ 478,500
It is provided that out of this appropriation the
Virginia State Ports Authority may, in its discretion
and with the written approval of the Chairman of
the said Authority, expend for such expenses in
connection with promotional activities as are com-
monly borne by business organizations a sum not
to exceed $3,300 each year.

DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
Item 290

For expenses of administration of the Department of

Conservation and Economic Development.c..iccccoc:ccsece-- $ 43,707 $ 43,427
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
| OD b= 10) nT 3 fA51 111)
Item 291

For public relations and advertising......

Out of this appropriation there
priated:

For advertising and dissemination of information
related to Virginia’s resources generally, and to the
attraction of industry to Virginia and for industrial
§ 305 10001 0 (0) $450,000
each year; provided that no part of this appropria-
tion shall be available for expenditure except with
the prior approval of the Governor in writing.

It is provided that from the appropriation list-
ed immediately above such sums as are deemed
necessary by the Director of the Department and
approved by the Governor may be expended for
analyzing the effectiveness of the advertising
expenditures,

Item 291-A

For personal service for research and promotional
assistance in the development and conservation of

eee $ 501,940 $ 501,450
hereby appro-

Virginia’s salt water sport fishing resources.............. $ 15,000 §$ 15,000
Item 292
For maintenance and operation of the Southwest Virginia

OT) es. 5,150 $ 5,450
Item 293 .

For maintenance and operation of the Southwest Virginia
Museum in the town of Big Stone Gap, to be paid
only out of funds donated for that purpose, or other-
wise obtained, without cost to the State of Virginia
and paid into the State treasury and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury....__.______. $5,000
each year.

Item 294
For operation of Virginia War Memorial Carillon and
C1110 0 «a -$ 8,400 $ 2,900
Item 295
For operation of State parks. ene «= 281,260 § 266,250

Out of this appropriation not more than $2,400
each year is hereby appropriated to employ a care-
First Year Second Year
taker for the Hillsman House at Saylor’s Creek
Battlefield Park.

Item 295-A

The Department of Conservation and Economic De-
velopment is authorized to assist in advertising the
Claytor Lake Festival and to utilize its personnel,
funds and facilities in aiding the operation of such
festival. The Department is further authorized to re-
quire all contractors for concessions at such festival
to reserve or set aside a portion of the proceeds
realized from such concessions for use in defraying
the expenses of operating such festival, the percentage
of such proceeds which is to be so reserved or set
aside to be determined by the Department.

Item 296
For exhibiting museum collection nec 3316 $ 8,625

Item 297

For maintenance of improvements constructed by civilian
CONSETVALION COLDS nm cececeeeccnecccn nnn «=» BBS «986,710

Item 298

For administration and protection of State forests, to be
paid only out of the special revenues collected or
received for the administration and protection of
State forests, and paid into the State treasury to the
credit of said Department, the amount of said special
revenues, estimated at. nme cen ee GOL, 020
the first year, and $61,950 the second year.

It is further provided that any unexpended balance
at the close of the previous biennium, in the special
revenues collected or received for the administra-
tion and protection of State forests are hereby re-
appropriated to the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development to be used for the purposes
stated in this item.

Item 299
For forestry service to landowners........_________--___-$_ 166,476 $ 160,376

Item 300

For forestry service to landowners, to be paid only out
of special revenues collected or received for furnish-
ing the said forestry service to landowners, and paid
into the State treasury, and not out of the general
fund of the State treasury—.—_________ $63,000
each year.

Item 301

For protection and development of forest resources, in
accordance With LAW —n.c---2:cccn—eee eee 448,700 $ 410,700

Item 302

It is provided that the Department of Conservation
and Economic Development may expend, for pro-
tection and development of forest resources of the
State in accordance with law the special revenues
collected or received for the protection and develop-
ment of such forest resources, from Federal aid and
other sources, and paid into the State treasury, to the
credit of said Department, estimated at............$643,200
the first year, and $623,200 the second year.
Item 308 First Year
For investigation and control of forest pests..........—----$ 98,215
Item 304

For mineral resources investigation. .. 144,000

It is provided that during the current b nium,

no part of this appropriation may be paid to any

Federal agency or activity for joint operation of

geological surveys.
It is further provided that no funds may be alloted

from this appropriation without the prior written

approval of the Governor.

Item 304-A
For ground water resources investigation... 25,000

Item 305

For topographical mapping in cooperation with the United
States Geological Survey nnn ianceen esses eccecteesceeeesnnee ene $ 40,000

Item 306
for water resources investigation ——.—. anna 182,450

It is hereby provided that the salary “of, the Com-
missioner of Water Resources shall be paid entirely
out of the general fund of the State treasury, and
that the said Commissioner shall receive no compen-
sation from the Federal government.

It is provided that the Department of Conservation
and Economic Development may, with the approval of
the Governor, expend for water resource investigation
—stream gaging—the special revenues collected or
received and paid into the State treasury to the
credit of the said department.

It is further provided that during the current
biennium, no part of this appropriation may be paid
to any Federal agency or activity for joint operation
of water resources investigations.

It is further provided that no funds may be alloted
from this appropriation without the prior written
approval of the Governor.

Item 807
For planning and economic development......oc-cccccscccececcneeee $ 152,800
Out of this appropriation of $152,800 there is here-
by appropriated for continuation of the work of the
Industrial Development Study Commiasion..........$4,000.

Item 308
For Advisory Council on the Virginia Econon................. $ 4,000

Item 309
There is hereby reappropriated for study of Vir-
ginia economy any unexpended balance in the State
treasury at the close of the previous biennium,
as proceeds of gifts, donations, and grants heretofore
received and paid into the State treasury for the said
study of Virginia economy.

Total for the Department of Conservation and
Economic Development, .u...-cccccccccsceucnuernnnensmnenn$ 2y045,777

VIRGINIA WORLD WAR II MEMORIAL COMMISSION

Item 809-A
For administration expenses of the Virginia World War
TI Memoria] Commission -0.o..ccncnesscncececeesseeeseeeeeeerecesserenenmnen min 2,000

Second Year
$ 338,720
$ 141,600
$ 25,000
$ 40,000
$ 136,360
$ 149,800
$ 4,000
$ 2,095,257
BOARD OF REGENTS, GUNSTON HALL

Item 310 First Year Second Year
For maintenance of Gunston Halh.nsccccscsecssssmeennesnesennssnee } 41,700 $ 41,700
Item 311

For maintenance of Gunston Hall, to be paid only out
of the special revenues collected and paid into the
State treasury, for the maintenance of Gunston Hall,
and not out of the general fund of the State
bat: :1) | =p ee $9,250
the first year, and $9,500 the second year.

STATE WATER CONTROL BOARD

Item 312
For control, prevention and abatement of pollution in
_ State waters inn ettnnnnnnn _-$ 127,280 $ 129,900
POTOMAC RIVER BASIN COMMISSION OF VIRGINIA
Item 313

For control and abatement of pollution in the Potomac
River Basin in accordance with the provisions of §§
62-62 through 62-67, inclusive, of the Code of Vir-
[25 ) Ce $ 4,800 $ 4,800

OHIO RIVER VALLEY WATER SANITATION COMMISSION

Item 314
For contro] and abatement of pollution in Ohio River
Basin. Water’ ssscusccnsesssccncswesctsccscccssessssce carcren.comecieasepeeasssaes cca $ 4,875 $ 4,875
COMMISSION OF FISHERIES
Item 315
For expenses of administration of the Commission of
Fisheries cc eeeneneenncnerceneeennnnrnnnannnnnnmnnng 44,000 $ 44,700
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Commissioner oi csccsescsosessssessssssssesssssssscesssscenssestesssunnesennesee $11,500
Item 316

For protection of oyster beds and fish... .$ 815,000 $ $19,200
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For new equipment anne ne enn eee $00
each year.

Item 317
For repletion of oyster beds.....__._.____.____--$ 148,800 $ 144,000
It is hereby provided that all planting of oyster
shells for repletion of oyster beds herein authorized
shall be carried on by the Commission of Fisheries
only with the advice of, and in cooperation with, the
Virginia Fisheries Laboratory.

Total for the Commission of Fisheries.......................$ 602,800 $ 607,900

ATLANTIC STATES MARINE FISHERIES COMMISSION

Item 318
For improving the utilization of Atlantic seaboard
fisheries 2 $ 2500 $ 2,600
VIRGINIA FISHERIES LABORATORY
Item 319 First Year
For maintenance and operation of the Virginia Fisheries
Laboratory in accordance with the provisions of §§
28-248 through 28-253, inclusive, of the Code of
Virginia 2S 181,455

Items 820-821

For hydrographic and biological study of the Chesapeake
Bay $30, 000

Total for the Virginia Fisheries Laboratory.....$ 211,455

COMMISSION OF GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES

Items 322-328

For administration of the laws relating to game and
inland fisheries sstsaaccrsnscisciansnensascnentnsnennn GEL TS OCU.
the first year, and $2,359,190 the second year.

Item 824

It is hereby provided that all monies, fees and
revenues collected by the Commission of Game and
Inland Fisheries shall, upon receipt thereof, be paid
promptly into the State treasury to the credit of the
game protection fund and unexpended balances in
such revenues from the previous biennium shall be
transferred to said fund, and all appropriations made
to the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries as
provided in this act, shall be paid out of the game
protection fund, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury.

Item 325

In the event the Federal government should make
available additional funds for game and fish work,
such additional funds as are allocated to Virginia
may be expended, subject to the approval of the
Governor, for the lease and purchase of areas for
refuges, wild life habitat demonstration, and research,
public hunting and fishing grounds, structures, and
for operating expenses in connection therewith.

DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS

State Highway Commission
Item 326
For the State Highway Commission, for supervising the
State highway system, in accordance with law, to
be paid only from the proceeds of the tax on motor
vehicle fuels, segregated by law to the State high-
way system, a sum sufficient, estimated at__.§12,900
the first year, and $13,115 the second year.

Out of this appropriation members of the State
Highway Commission, except the chairman, shall
receive a per diem of $20 each, not exceeding......$1,500
in any one year.

Item 327
for expenses of administration of the State Highway

Second Year
$ 177,205

$ 80,000
$ 207,205
First Year Second Year

Commission and for engineering to be paid only from
the proceeds of the tax on motor vehicle fuels segre-
gated by law to the State highway system.._.$4,787,000
the first year, and $4,682,000 the second year.

Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

‘State highway commissioner._............--...-. 917,000

Item 328

For construction and reconstruction of State highways, for
meeting Federal aid and for providing equipment and
facilities necessary thereto, the proceeds of the tax on
motor vehicle fuels, motor vehicle registration fees,
motor bus licenses, and other revenues segregated by
law for the construction and reconstruction of State
highways, after the payment therefrom of any appro-
priations and transfers made by this act payable
from the proceeds of said taxes; provided, that no
part of this appropriation shall be paid out of the
general fund of the State treasury, estimated
eee POE POO L000
the first year, and $31,568,600 the second year.

Item 329

For regulating outdoor advertising, in accordance with
the provisions of §§ 83-298 to 38-924, inclusive, of
the Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of the
money collected and paid into the State treasury as
provided by § 383-308 of the Code of Virginia, and
not out of the highway maintenance and construc-
tion fund, nor out of the general fund of the State
treasury, anything in the provisions of § 38-322 of
the Code of Virginia to the contrary notwith-
standing sisnscsccatansssasciescrsusaemunanaucmasencssce SAO O00
each year.

Item 330

It is provided, further, that the State Highway
Commission may expend for construction, reconstruc-
tion and maintenance of the highways in the inter-
state, primary, urban, and secondary systems the
amount received from the Federal government and
paid into the State treasury for such construction, re-
construction and maintenance, estimated at..$40,000,000
the first year, and $60,000,000 the seeond year.

Item 331

For maintenance of State highways, to be paid only from
the proceeds remaining from the special taxes
segregated by law to the maintenance of State high-
ways, and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury; and provided, further, that the State High-
way Commission may, in its discretion, first set aside,
out of this appropriation, the amount, in its judg-
ment, necessary for the maintenance of the roads and
bridges in the State highway system, and expend,
in ita discretion, the balance of said fund for con-
struction or reconstruction of roads and bridges in

the State highway system..._...___»______ $10,500,000
the first year, and $11,000,000 the second year.
Items 3882-338

For maintenance and improvement, including construc-
tion and reconstruction, of the secondary system
of State highways, to be paid only out of the proceeds
of the motor vehicle fuel tax, and not out of the
general fund of the State treasury $33,000,000
the first year, and $33,500,000 the second year.

Item 334

for construction and maintenance of city streets, to be
paid only out of the State highway maintenance and
construction fund, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury... sacseeeseseeeersersereeees 1 $018,000
the first year, and $8,385,000 the second year.

Item 335

For acquisition of land for use in the development of the
George Washington Memorial Parkway in Virginia,
to be paid only out of highway funds allocated by the
State Highway Department to the primary State
highway construction fund for the district in which
the said Memorial Parkway is located, and not out of
the general fund of the State Treasury, the amount
of $805,000.

It is provided that this appropriation may be ex-
pended with the approval of the Governor and the
State Highway Commission, for the acquisition by
purchase, gift or condemnation of lands lying within
the State of Virginia and within the boundaries of
the proposed George Washington Memorial Parkway
from the present terminus of the Parkway to the
proposed Virginia-Washington Circumferential road-
way at Cabin John in Fairfax County, Virginia, and
no further. This appropriation being based on an esti-
mate submitted to the Department of Officials of the
National Capitol Park Planning Commission. It is
further provided that this appropriation, with the
approval of the Governor and the State Highway
Commission, may be expended directly for the acquisi-
tion of such lands, or the Governor may place
the entire appropriation, or any part thereof,
at the disposal of the United States of America, for
the acquisition of the said lands for the establishment
of the proposed George Washington Memorial Park-
way.

It is further provided, however, that this appro-
priation shall be expended or placed at the disposal
of the United States of America or its duly author-
ized officers or agents for the acquisition of said lands
only when satisfactory proof is furnished the Gov-
ernor that an equivalent sum has been provided for
the same purpose by the political subdivisions adja-
cent to the proposed George Washington Memorial
Parkway; and provided, further, that this appropria-
tion is not to be considered as obligating the State
to make further appropriations for the establishment
of the aforesaid Parkway except as future General
Assemblies may deem it wise to do so.

Item 336

For a joint hydraulic study, to be paid only out of the
State highway maintenance and construction fund,
and not out of the general fund of the State
ECR SUIS nn -$4,000
each year.

Firat Year

Second Year
Item 337 Firat Year

For maintenance and operation of toll facilities, to be paid
in accordance with the provisions of §§ 83-227 through
98-255, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, provided that
no part of this appropriation shall be paid out of the
general fund of the State treasury... ...$6 176,000
the first year, and $6,375,000 the second year.

It is hereby provided that out of this appropria-
tion shall be paid the amount required for interest
and sinking fund requirements on the revenue bonds
issued by the State Highway Commission for the
acquisition of toll facilities, estimated at_....$4,329,400
the first year, and $4,489,400 the second year.

Total for the State Highway Commis-

sion from special funds.._._____........___..... $130,504,400
the first year, and $145,762,615 the
second year.

Central Garage
Item 338
For maintenance and operation of a Central Garage, in
accordance with the provisions of § 2-42 of the Code
of Virginia, to be paid only out of the revenues,
costs and charges collected from the operation of
said Central Garage under the provisions of § 2-42
of the Code of Virginia, and paid into the State
treasury as required by the said section, provided
that no part of this appropriation shall be paid out
of the general fund of the State treasury, the amount
of such revenues, costs and charges estimated
ee ee eee eT $1,044,225
the first year, and $1,074,270 the second year.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC HEALTH
State Board of Health

Second Year

It is provided that the amounts estimated and set forth in Items 340, 348, 847,
349, 367, 369, 861, 663, 365, 369, 871, 378, 874, and 376 are appropriated from
special revenues collected or received for the use of the State Board of Health
and paid into the State treasury, and such amounts shall not be paid from the

general fund of the State treasury.

Item 339
For expenses of administration of the State Board of
Health _ es $ 119,850
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:

State health commissioner_.......------.$17,000
Item 340
For expenses of administration... $106 ,245

the first year, and $106,520 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 341
For health education nanan meen ne ce ener en enenen enn $ 40,000
Item 342
For collection and publication of vital statistics...............$ 806,600
Item 343

For collection and publication of vital statistics._..._.$3,745
each year, from special revenues.

$ 121,676

$ 40,450

$ 310,590
Item 3844 First Year
For sanitary engineering. .....cceccccccnccncemnnnennnenncnennnnnneg 121,515
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For Hampton Roads Sanitation District Commis-
sion, for sewage prevention and control....._.$5,000
each year.

Item 845
For shellfish inspection and sanitation...» ---—- $ 99,686

Item $46
For industrial hygiene... ened «8,20

Item 347

For industrial hygiene, to be paid from the fund for the
administration of the Workmen’s Compensation
DC ee 21K) |
each year.

Item 348
For prevention of tuberculosis... .$ 614,325
It is provided that out of ‘this ‘appropriation ‘there
is hereby appropriated:
For the surgical treatment of tuberculosis, each
year .......... seneomseeressenesssaseeenseneensernesenereseerereeee OOOO
For aid to local “tuberculosis sanatoria___ $219,000
the first year, and $146,000 the second year.

Item 349

For prevention of tuberculosis... nee -$112,300
each year, from special revenues.

Item 350
For tuberculosis diagnosis, surgery, and hospitalization at
the Ennion G, Williams Hospital, Medical wollege of
Virginia WW. ssiuttiiuttiinemennnenentianinunnnarinnunanunnnge 911,900

Item 351
For control of venereal] diseases... ececcwccncecene neg 87,960

Item 352
For control of epidemice.............. seen sesnieetesintmenatneineemenennnsinnnne §8,200

Item 853
For malaria and mosquito CONtrOl...eceenneeiniennneenenng 9,540

It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:

For contribution by the State Board of Health to
mosquito control commissions established in ac-
cordance with law, not exceeding.....________ $67,000
the first year, and $68,700 the second year.

It is further provided that contributions by the
State Board of Health out of this appropriation to
any mosquito control commission shall not exceed
26 per cent of the gross amount obtained by such
commission from other sources.

Item 354

Second Year
$ 123,015

$ 33,250

$ 543,825

$ 912,200

$ =, 360

$ 58,890

$ 99,740

For administration of Merit Syster...ccccccsocsscsccscmmmssssnsenee $ 14500 $ 14,500

Item 3855
For persomrmel ravi ira gl .ccecceccsecsssceenesssscssceeertinerssnstenemseeecemennisnseenenin 9,000

Item 356
For medical and nursing facilities services... neice $ 96,285

$ 9,000

$ 100,285
Item 857 First Year
For medical and nursing facilities services... $38,600

each year from special] revenues.

Item 358
For cancer Contro) necting 36,810

Item 359

For camcer Comtro) ni cseseecsescesseeesseesensesuseemeenenscsersseneeeeeeees 40,100
each year, from special revenues.

Item 360
For inspection of hotels, tourist and food establishments.$ 133,225

Item 361
For administration of Virginia bedding law .._.$88,930
the first year, and $80,430 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 362
For maternal and child health... = 81,495

Item 868
For maternal and child health _.___ $443,605
the first year, and $444,000 the second year, from
special revenues,
Item 364
For crippled children’s service eee 289,745

Item 3865
For crippled children’s service.........____.. $385,755
the first year, and $836,880 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 366
For nursing scholarships, to provide scholarships pursuant
Virginia,

to §§ 28-86.9 through 23-85.18, Code of

and to provide scholarships to train teachers of nur-

ses subject to the conditions of acceptance stated in

these cited sections 20,000
Item 367
For operation of laboratories _..n...:cccccccccccccccccecenecnemesnemneeee $ 189,880

Item 368

For study, care, treatment, research and rehabilitation
of alcoholics, as provided by law.........______........$_ 200,180

Item 369

For study, care, treatment and rehabilitation of alcoholics,
as provided by law.....__....---—-—-——_.------- $44,500
each year, from special revenues.

Item 370
For post-mortem examinations... 2-.—-———-n——-$ ~~: 180,460

Item $71

For providing bodies for scientific study......._........$11,855
the first year, and $12,146 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 3872
For local health services. .cccoscccccencnscscnncsemesietismanncsnsnasnsneun $ 2,816,155
It is provided that such part of this appropriation

Second Year

$ 36,410
$ 135,225
$ 88,010
$ 243,170
$ 20,000
$ 198,880
$ 208,980
$ 175,460
$ 2,856,385
First Year Second Year
as may be expended in providing medical services to
persons requiring the same shall be expended under
rules and regulations adopted jointly by the State
Board of Health and the governing body of the county
or city paying a portion of the cost of such service;
such rules and regulations shall be so devised and
administered as to ensure that such medical services
will be rendered only to the indigent or medically
indigent.

Item 373

For local health services... cccecceccssccmescsmennene -$ 1,349,445
the first year, and $1,363,915 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 374-375

For study of heart diseases... sesttsssttinenesssiseinersaen 48,600
each year, from special revenues.

Total for the State Board of Health... cnn $ 6,477,300 $ 6,480,835
Blue Ridge Sanatorium, at Charlottesville
Item 376
For maintenance and operation of the Blue Ridge Sana-
torium, at Charlottesville... eesessmessuessstesttnseeumsessunesensee $ 1,051,665 $ 1,062,795
Item 377

For maintenance and operation of the Blue Ridge Sana-
torium, at Charlottesville, to be paid only out of the
special revenues collected or received for the use of
said Blue Ridge Sanatorium and paid into the State
treasury, and not out of the general fund of the

Stertee treasury ees eec eae csneescsessseencereseneeeretneennennsnnueee $110,150
each year.
Catawba Sanatorium, Near Salem
Item 378
For maintenance and operation of the Catawba Sana-
Cori, mear Seer... neecesncsesmeesscserssessssmeessaseesnesenseseneemeeseee 8 768,405 $ 787,480
Item 379

For maintenance and operation of the Catawba Sana-
torium, near Salem, to be paid only out of the special
revenues Collected or received for the use of said
Catawba Sanatorium, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State

13 1:11 ny 8 51, 1)
each year.
Piedmont Sanatorium, at Burkeville
Item 380
For maintenance and operation of the Piedmont Sana-
torium, at Burkeville... 2 cscssssssnmscemsesuensnseemensanessnssumes .$ 1,052,460 $ 1,061,270
Item 381-382

For maintenance and operation of the Piedmont Sana-
torium, at Burkeville, to be paid only out of the spec-
ial revenues collected or received for the use of said
Piedmont Sanatorium, and paid into the State treas-
ury, and not out of the general fund of the State

[9 ot: 1_ 110 «re sneeeetenteresenerveemeers 16,500
each year.

Total for the Department of Health.......................-...$ 9,849,880 $ 9,392,380

DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS
Central Activities

It is provided that the amounts estimated and set forth in Items 384, 386, 388,
3938, 395, 397 and 400 are appropriated from special revenues collected or received
for the use of the Department of Welfare and Institutions and paid into the State
treasury, and such amounts shall not be paid from the general fund.

Item 383 First Year Second Year
For expenses of administration of the Department of
Welfare and Institutions —___.........-_-----_-.------$ 168960 $ 168,886
Out of this appropriation shall be paid the follow-
ing salary:
07s) seb 6001-1: (1) 1) il et RY!)
Item 384
For expenses of administration.._...___________...._-$185,000

the first year, and $188,000 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 385
For general welfare activities... ucccnececcceeennennnnnnnnnng 221,475 $ 226,690

Item 386
Por general welfare activities....._________-..._. $199,830
the first year, and $200,885 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 387
For youth service activities cece «207/670 $$ 218,025

Item 388

For youth service activities_..____.____._.._. $100,670
the first year, and $99,115 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 389
For correction activities 2... ccccccnweee ence 64,820 $ 066,980

Item 390

For parole activities —.___._.______.. Lane 677,900 $ 608,100
Out of this appropriation the following salaries

shall be paid:
Director of Parole. —.--rnen $11,000
Member of Board ———.._____.__.-______. $11,000
Member of Board —_......_._-______...___.... $11, 000

It is provided that the limitation of $1,800 hereto-
fore applicable to the maximum expenses of proba-
tion and parole officers be continued in the same
amount.

Item 391
For administration of Merit System..._._.__.._._..___.._-_$ 10,500 $ 10,5600

Item 892
For old age assistance._..__»_-_ $1,266,800 § 1,240,000

Item 398

or old age assistance... a. $4,942,000
the first year, and $4,887,200 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 394
Por aid to dependent children._.._______._--__.__..-.. $1,148,200 $ 1,162,600
Item 395 First Year Second Year
For aid to dependent children___m_.$6,836,700

the first year, and $6,444,250 the second year, from

special revenues.

Item 396
For aid to the permanently and totally disabled_......_$ 626,500 $ 646,700

Item 397

For aid to the permanently and totally disabled_$2,104,000
the first year, and $2,297,000 the second year, from
special revenues.

Item 3898
For general relief .....___.____ ee § «© T0800 $70,500

Item 399
For administration and services_____.__.__._____________$ 820,800 $ 870,000
The appropriation made by this item and by Item

400 shall be expended, under regulations of the State
Board of Welfare and Institutions, to reimburse
county and city public welfare boards pursuant to
§ 63-106 of the Code of Virginia and, subject to the
same percentage limitations, for other administrative
services performed by county and city public welfare
boards and superintendents of public welfare pursuant
to other provisions of the Code of Virginia.

Item 400
For administration and S€rviceB..........sscscsssssssessees $1,003,250
the first year, and $1,068,460 the second year, from
special revenues.
Item 401
For foster care for children .___ $1,108,000 § 1,171,000

The State Board of Welfare and Institutions shail
ascertain the amount of expenditures so made and
the Commissioner shall monthly reimburse each
county and city public welfare board in an amount
not less than 50 percent, nor more than 62% per cent,
for boarding of children under care pursuant to §§
68-78, 68-96, 16.1-178 (2), 16.1-210, and 16.1-2111, of the
Code of Virginia.

Item 402
For hospitalization of the indigent and medically indigent.$ 967,000 $ 957,000
This appropriation of $967,000 each year shall be
expended in accordance with the provisions of Chap-
ter 15 of Title 32 of the Code of Virginia, as
amended. Seven hundred and fifty thousand ($760,000)
dollars shall be allocated to the counties and cities on
the basis of population and the remainder shall be
set aside as a reserve fund for expenditure as pro-
vided in said Chapter.

Item 408
For reimbursing in an amount of 60 percent for expendi-
tures made by Juvenile and Domestic Relations Courts
in counties and cities for salaries of probation officers
appointed in the manner provided for, and pursuant
to § 16.1-206 of the Code of Virginia___________.... $ 192,000 $ 199,600

Item 404 —
For support of feeble-minded children... 10,500 $19,500
Item 405 First Year Second Year

For in-service training for Welfare personnel and for
scholarships 2 17,000 ~—Ss«17, 000

Item 405-A

For support of children committed to the State Board
of Welfare and Institutions, from funds and balances
of funds made available for such children by parents
or other persons, insurance, or other sources, and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury, pursu-
ant to § 68-2982 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient.

Item 406
There is hereby reappropriated out of the unex-
pended balance in the fund for Shenandoah National
Park Family Removal Project, the sum of $5,000 for
each year of the current biennium for continuation
of the said Shenandoah National Park Family Re-
moval Project.

Item 407

For expenditure pursuant to the provisions of §§ 68-109
to 68-111, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, all
monies deducted from funds otherwise payable out
of the State treasury to the counties and cities pur-
suant to the provisions of §§ 63-135 and 63-186, and
§§ 68-157 and 63-158 of the Code of Virginia.

Item 408

It is hereby expressly provided that none of the
provisions of any item of this act, nor of any item
or provision of any other act or statute of this State
heretofore enacted, or enacted at this session of the
General Assembly, shall be interpreted or construed
as authorizing the Department of Welfare and Insti-
tutions, or any other agency of the State, or of any
of its political subdivisions, to make any expenditure
of State funds, or to receive or be paid any reim-
bursement from any State funds or out of any funds
in the State treasury, save out of funds actually
appropriated for that purpose; nor shall any appro-
priation or legislative enactment of this or any pre-
ceding session of the General Assembly be considered
or construed as imposing any obligation whatsoever,
moral or legal, upon this General Assembly, or upon
any future General Assembly, to make additional
appropriation or provide reimbursement funds for
localities or for any other purpose in connection with
the Department of Welfare and Institutions save the
funds actually appropriated for such purpose or pur-
poses at this session.

Total for Central Activities..............cscsscsssssssssesseees $ 7,961,515 $ 8,135,030
Bon Air School for Girls, at Bon Air
Item 409
For maintenance and operation of the Bon Air School for
Girls, at Bom Air. eecce cena 288,780 $ 240,430
Beaumont School for Boys, at Beaumont
Item 410

For maintenance and operation of the Beaumont School
for Boys, at Beaumont... enna 447,415 $ 455,085
Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls, at Peaks
Item 411 First Year

For maintenance and operation of the Janie Porter Barrett
‘School for Girls, at Peaks. -—§ 192,280

Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover
Item 412

For maintenance and operation of the Hanover School
for Boys, at Heamove lr... ames ccece eee $ 397,250

Study Home for White Boys

Item 413

For maintenance and operation of the Study Home for
White Boys, in Chesterfield County....___________. } 86,205

The Penitentiary, at Richmond
Item 414
For maintenance and operation of the Penitentiary, at
Richmond 2 cect eens § 1,396,120
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners a sum suffi-
Cient, estimated ata cccccsesccsseseesnessnsemeseeessasen _..-$68,000
each year.

Item 415 °
For transportation of priSonefS...........cssscsscsscsseeseesesessereees $ 8,500

Total for the Penitentiary, at Richmond................ $ 1,404,620

The Penitentiary, at Richmond, Industrial Department

Item 416
For maintenance and operation of the industrial depart-

ment of the Penitentiary, at Richmond, to be paid

only out of the special revenues collected or received

from the operation of said industrial department and

paid into the State treasury and not out of the

general fund of the State treasury, a sum sufficient,

estirmated at ccc c eect eeee eee $2y114,150

the first year, and $2,262,400 the second year.

Second Year

$ 193,006

$ 407,550

$ 87,245

$ 8,500

$ 1,415,190

State Penitentiary Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective

Misdemeanants, at State Farm
Item 417
For maintenance and operation of the State Penitentiary
Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective Misde-
meanants, at State Farin... ocean 1,289,680

Out of this appropriation “there is hereby appro-
priated:

For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated ata. necccccccecusncnneneen $48,000
the first year, and $50,000 the second year.

It is hereby provided that the appropriations herein
made for the State Penitentiary Farm and State
Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants, are in-
clusive of all funds which the said State Penitentiary
Farm and State Prison Farm for Defective Mis-
demeanants would otherwise be entitled to receive
during each year of the current biennium, for the
purposes stated in the said items, either out of the

$ 1,272,705
First Year
appropriation for criminal charges or otherwise out of
the general fund of the State treasury, any provisions
of § 58-98 of the Code of Virginia to the contrary

notwithstanding.
Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at Capron
Item 418
For maintenance of the prison department... $ 403,670

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 58-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum sufii-

cient, estimated at.......____.___..___________$19,000
each year.
Item 419
For operation of fe rimescccsissssssssscssnissstinenisisciustiorscssnsecccamacsecs -$ 95,400
Item 420
For operation of brick and solite plants.........—___..____.-$ 8,640
Total for Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at
Capron ............. siicpaceccnac cerca $ 507,710
State Industrial Farm for Women, at Goochland
Item 421
For treatment and care of delinquent women__........§ 571,820

Out of this appropriation there is hereby appropriated:

For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 53-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated ata nance $15,000
each year.

It is hereby provided that the appropriation here-
in made for the State Industrial Farm for Women
by this item is inclusive of all funds which the said
State Industrial Farm for Women would otherwise
be entitled to receive during each year of the cur-
rent biennium for the purposes stated in the said
items, either out of the appropriation for criminal
charges or otherwise out of the general fund of the
State treasury, any provisions of § 68-98 of the
Code of Virginia to the contrary notwithstanding.

Item 422
For board and care of infant children of inmates of the
State Industrial Farm for Wormen...n..nccccccscmcccscenesnen$ 1,500
Item 422-A
For operation of greenhouse ———_____-_________._-__-. _$ 10,340

Item 428

For maintenance and operation of central laundry number
1, a sum sufficient, estimated at. SSeS 144,400

Total for State Industrial Farm for Women, at
COLirire 11:5 1: $ 727,560

Bland Correctional Farm, at White Gate
Item 424

For maintenance of the prison department $ 344,858
Out of this appropriation there is hereby appro-

Second Year

$ 409,765
$ 91,900
$ 8,640
$ 610,306
$ 598,895
$ 1,500
$ 10,340
$ 146,500
$ 757,238
$ 347,986
First Year Second Year
priated:
For per diem allowance to prisoners in accordance
with § 68-220.1 of the Code of Virginia, a sum
sufficient, estimated at ————~_______ $15,400
each year.

Item 425
For operation of farm... ennnnnnen ne «= OB BB $66,716

Item 426

For operation of lime plant, to be paid only out of the
special revenues derived from the operation of the
lime plant and paid into the State treasury and not
out of the general fund of the State treasury__$16,460
the first year, and $16,586 the second year.

Total for Bland Correctional Farm, at White
OE —-$ 408,448 $ 414,651

Item 427

No assignment to any person or persons, firm,
company, corporation, or agency whatsoever, made
by any inmate of a State penal institution, of any
money or credit received by such inmate, or to which
he may become entitled under this act, as a per diem
allowance for work performed by such inmate, shall
be valid, and any such assignment is hereby expressly
prohibited.

State Convict Road Force

Item 428

For the work of the State Convict Road Force, in accord-
ance with the applicable provisions of § 63-58, §§
58-61 through 53-73, inclusive, §§ 58-100 through
68-123, inclusive, and § 53-109, § 68-109.1, and §
‘68-221, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid only out of
the money paid to the Director of the Department of
Welfare and Institutions by the State Highway Com-
missioner for the labor of convicts employed on the
State highway primary and secondary systems and
work incidental thereto, including relocation and
moving of Convict Road Camps, at local hourly rates
for such labor, determined in accordance with the
provisions of the aforesaid § 53-109.1 of the Code of
Virginia, said payments to be made only out of the
State highway maintenance and construction fund,
and not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
a sum sufficient, estimated at____ $2, 794,500
each year.

Item 429

For maintenance and operation of the State Convict Road
Force, to be paid only out of revenues collected by
the State Convict Road Force in addition to revenues
received from the Department of Highways, and
not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
a sum sufficient, estimated at............___-__. $249,665
the first year, and $289,325 the second year.

Item 430
All revenues collected from any source by the State
Convict Road Force shall be paid promptly and direct-
First Year Second Year

ly into the State Convict Road Force maintenance
fund; any funds remaining to the credit of the State
Convict Road Force maintenance fund at the close
of the biennium shall be paid into the State highway
maintenance and contribution fund.

Total for the Department of Welfare and Insti-
CUETO ec eceeeenen eens nneninrsemernensnenssinenenes- 18,656,458 $18,888,031

VIRGINIA COMMISSION FOR THE VISUALLY HANDICAPPED

Item 431

For expenses of administration of the Virginia Commis-
sion for the Visually Handicapped_____...._.________$ 42,700 $ 89,600

Item 432
for conservation of vision and rehabilitation.._.__.......__....$§ 160,800 $ 162,600

Item 483

For conservation of vision and rehabilitation, to be paid
only out of special revenues to be collected by Vir-
ginia Commission for the Visually Handicapped, and
paid into the State treasury, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury......______... $60,000
each year.

Item 434
For operation of workshop for the blind.._..__._.___..-__..§__ 48,500 $ 52,100

Item 435

For operation of workshop for the blind, to be paid only
out of special revenues derived from the operation
of said shop and paid into the State treasury, and
not out of the general fund of the State treasury,
the amount of such special revenues estimated
OE ssh cece ene SNM O00
each year.

Item 4386
For aid to the blind. 8 «168,980 ==: 164,300

Item 437
For aid to the blind, to be paid only out of funds re-
ceived from the Federal government for aid to the
blind, and paid into the State treasury, and not out
of the general fund of the State treasury, estimated
cscs creer
the first year, and $565,000 the second year.

Item 438
For vocational rehabilitation of the blind.........._...$ 40,500 $ 40,700

Item 439

For vocational rehabilitation of the blind, to be paid only
out of funds received from the Federal government
for such vocational rehabilitation, and paid into the
State treasury, and not out of the general fund of the
State treasury eae ee eersneenrersere seed $80,900

the first year, and $81,400 the second year.

First Year

Item 440
For expenditure pursuant to the provisions of § 63-108

of the Code of Virginia, all monies deducted from

funds otherwise payable out of the State treasury,

to the counties and cities pursuant to the provisions

of §§ 63-199 and 68-200, of the Code of Virginia,

and all monies paid into the State treasury pursuant

to § 68-198 of the Code of Virginia.

Total for the Virginia Commission for the Visual-

ly: Haridicappe ecssscissssssscccnssncssssscacscirssussnsssescce $ 455,960

Second Year

$ 469,300

DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE AND HOSPITALS

State Hospital Board
Item 441
For general supervision, administration and control of
the several State mental hospitals and the State
training schools and hospitals... eccsccecmssssesessenenseseeees $ 206,770
It is hereby provided, with the approval of the
Governor first obtained, that out of this appropriation
a sum not to exceed $10,000 each year may be ex-
pended to conduct research in mental health.
Out of this appropriation the following salary shall
be paid:
Commissioner of mental hygiene and _ hos-
Pits ccesccrsseeseacsssusn scorns temas pieniciicinion LLG OOO

Item 442
For mental hygriere cl imice...e-ec:cccccccnececceeeceensscneceetensceenemetsmeeeene $ 393,000
Item 448

For mental hygiene clinics to be paid only out of special
revenues, including Federal aid, collected and paid
into the State treasury for the said mental hygiene
clinics, and not out of the general fund of the State

15 0-51-10 |p 7.011000) 1
the first year, and $416,000 the second year.
Item 444

It is hereby provided that the appropriations herein
made by Items 442 and 448 for mental hygiene clinics
shall not be available for expenditure, either in whole
or in part, unless the amounts allocated to the various
mental hygiene clinics are based, as nearly as prac-
ticable, on a uniform ratio, for each clinic, of State
and Federal funds combined to local funds.

Item 445
For operation of Mobile Psychiatric Clinic..............-_-$ 60,300
Item 446
For collecting cost of care and treatment of patients........$ 89,400
Total for the State Hospital Board... ecco $ 789,470
Central State Hospital, at Petersburg
Item 447
For maintenance and operation of the Central State Hos-
Pital, at Peters vr gy nance nceccme eee eee 6,182,940
Item 448
For providing meals for staff and employees...............___..§ 27,000

Total for the Central State Hospital, at Petersburg.$ 6,209,940

$ 206,700

$ 891,000

$ 50,600

$ 89,250
$ 737,550

$ 5,251,560
$ =. 27,000
$ 5,278,560
Petersburg Training School and Hospital, at Petersburg

Item 449 First Year
For maintenance and operation of the Petersburg Training

School and Hospital, at Petersburg....__....__-_____-$__ 304,590
Item 450
For providing meals for staff and employees....._______.. $ 955

Total for the Petersburg Training School and
Hospital, at Petersburg..__...._____..-_____—-$ 305,545

Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsburg

Item 451
For maintenance and operation of the Eastern State
Hospital, at Williamsburg ...._____.._.._______.--—-$_ 2,770,820
Item 452
For providing meals for staff and employees____... $ 37,200

Total for the Eastern State Hospital, at Williams-
DU anne 2,807,520

Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
Item 4538
For maintenance and operation of the Southwestern State
Hospital, at Marion — $1,955,320
It is provided that out of this appropriation there
is hereby appropriated:
For payment to Fire Department of Town of

B.C () | eT 3 | 11)
Item 454
For providing meals for staff and employees... .$ 80,000
Total for the Southwestern State Hospital, at
BE: 9 (0) | Lanne 1,986,820
Western State Hospital, at Staunton
Item 455
For maintenance and operation of the Western State
Hospital, at Staunton $ 3,855,745
Item 456

For providing meals for staff and employees..._.__..___......$ 46,000

Total for the Western State Hospital, at
Staunton —...._._-__.. eerneennneneen 8,400,745

DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Staunton
Item 457
For maintenance and operation of the DeJarnette State
Sanatorium, at Staunton, in accordance with the pro-
visions of §§ 37-17 as amended and 37-18 through
87-22, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia, to be paid
only out of the special revenues collected or received
from the operation of said sanatorium and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury... a .--- $498,300
the first year, and $503,600 the second year.

Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, at Colony
Item 458
For maintenance and operation of the Lynchburg Train-
ing School and Hospital, at Colony............ccssserscsesress $ 3,267,350

Second Year
$ 534,880
$ ~—- 1,520

$ 536,400

$ 2,827,680

$ 37,670

$ 2,865,860

$ 1,994,960

$ 80,000

$ 2,024,960

$ 3,540,200
$ 45,000

$ 8,585,200

$ 3,327,388
Item 459 First Year
For providing meals for staff and employees...._.....__-$ 29,600
Total for the Lynchburg Training School and
FHospiiterl, et Corl orn yen acceneen essence meen ....$ 8,296,850
Total for the Department of Mental Hygiene

ANG Hospitals nn aecccccscccccesscseseeer-sseessssseumesrtnetnsetsetnsenenee $17,745,390

MISCELLANEOUS ACTIVITIES
Virginia Historical Society (Battle Abbey), at Richmond

Item 460
For the Virginia Historical Society (Battle Abbey), a

FRUCHAOR asesscssssssssscassssnssacsserrssrrrserssrnacrransormcrcscte 3,000

Richmond Historical Foundation, Inc.
Item 460-A

For aid in the restoration of the St. John’s Church area...$ 5,000

Confederate Museum, at Richmond

Item 461
For the care of Confederate collections and the mainte-
nance of the Virginia room at the Confederate Mu-

seum, at Richmond__________ 8 1,800
Valentine Museum, at Richmond
Item 462
For the Valentine Museum, for shipment of exhibits to the
public schools of Virginia......_____ tS 5,000
Woodrow Wilson Birthplace Foundation, Incorporated
Item 463
For aid in the maintenance of the Woodrow Wilson home
at Staunton, Virginia... 6,000
Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, Incorporated
Item 464
For aid in further development of “Stratford”..._.......§ 20,000
Virginia Home for Incurables, at Richmond
Item 465

For the Virginia Home for Incurables, at Richmond, for

care of incurables...___.. $9,000

Atlantic Rural Exposition, Incorporated
Item 466

For the Atlantic Rural Exposition, Inc., for providing

State premiums, which is to be applied toward the

payment of said premiums upon the agricultural,

horticultural, livestock and poultry exhibits to be

offered in the name of the Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia at the annual exhibitions of said association._.$ 26,000

It is provided that the Governor of Virginia, and

four others, to be appointed by him, two from the

State Board of Agriculture and Immigration and two

from the board of directors of the Atlantic Rural

Second Year

$ 29,500
$ 8,366,885
$18,384,905
$ 3,000
$ 1,800
$ 5,000
$ 5,000
$ 20,000
$ 39,000
$ 25,000
First Year

Exposition, Inc., shall constitute a committee of five
to determine the number, amount and character of
premiums provided for in this appropriation of
$25,000. The members of said committee shall receive
no compensation for their services.

It is provided, further, that the appropriation of
$25,000 hereby made be subject to payment of
the Atlantic Rural Exposition, Inc., upon order of
the committee herewith provided for, by warrant of

e chairman.

Barter Theatre

Item 467
For aid in the operation of the Barter Theatre...._..._.$ 16,000

Virginia Institute of Scientific Research

Item 468
For promoting basic and applied research in the natural
SCHILD 20,000
Civil Air Patrol
Item 469
For Civil Air Pactra... nccceesen een —«d10, 000
Virginia State Library
Item 470

For erection of a marker describing the historical signifi-
cance of the spot on Saylor’s Creek Battlefield near
Double Bridges where one of the last battles of the
Civil ‘War was fought and General Gordon’s wagon
trains were captured —————__..___..___.$ 175

Item 470-A
For erecting a marker describing the historical signifi-
cance of the site of Pope’s Creek Episcopal Church
in Westmoreland County——————_____.___$ 175

Item 470-B
For erection of a marker describing the site where the
first peanuts were grown in the United States, in

RST t:-> il 0201) ) | 9 $ 800
Item 470-C
For erecting highway historical marker to commemorate

the site of the first church in Suffolk, Virginia_........... $ 150
Item 470-D

For erecting highway historical marker to commemorate
the site of the founding of the first Ruritan Club at
Holland, Virginia sissnccssccssssassenssnvascsavensscnussanscncnisoneisncneananien 150

Breaks Interstate Park Commission
Item 471
For the development and operation, jointly with the State
of Kentucky, of the Breaks Interstate Park___.____._$ 9,260

Total for miscellaneous activities._.___._...........8 159,000

Total from general fund for recurring mainte-
nance and operation. anne $177,042,447

Second Year

$ 16,000
$ 20,000
$ 10,000
$ 9,250
$ 153,050
$187,914,366
§ 4. For Deficit Authorization, Non-Recurring Maintenance and Operation,
and Contingency Items, as herein specified.

The amounts hereinafter set forth are appropriated from the general fund of
the State treasury, except as otherwise noted, for the purposes indicated.

Division of Statutory Research and Drafting
Item 472 First Year Second Year
¥or repayment of maintenance and operation deficit___._$ 6,000

Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Item 473

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit..___$ 10,000

Virginia Code Commission
Item 474

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit... $ 18,738
Department of Purchase and Supply

Item 475

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit.......$ 90,141

Compensation Board

Item 476

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit........$ 238,280
Department of Taxation

Item 477

For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit..._..$§ 80,000

Division of Motor Vehicles
Item 478
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit,
to be paid only from the highway maintenance and
construction fund and not out of the general fund of
the State tree ser yn access ee $292,708
in the first year.

Industrial Commission of Virginia
Item 479
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit,
to be paid only from the workmen’s compensation
fund and not out of the general fund of the State
treasury ..........—. Ey” 1X5)! !)
in the first year.

Potomac River Basin Commission of Virginia
Item 480
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit____$ 4,800

Beaumont School for Boys
Item 481
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit...$ 47,482

Southampton Penitentiary Farm
Item 481-A
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit......$ 10,500
Virginia 350th Anniversary Commission

Item 482 Firat Year Second Year
For repayment of maintenance and operation deficit....mWS 218,87

Governor
Item 483

For expenditure by the Governor, under such rules and
regulations as he may prescribe, for adjusting as far
as practicable the base rates of pay of State em-
Ployees, on an equitable basis. nace eenenececcencneceesssmeseceeee $ 1,225,000 $ 1,225,000

It is further provided, subject to rules and regula-
tions prescribed by the Governor, that the balances,
if any, in each special fund are hereby appropriated
for expenditure as far as necessary for the same pur-
pose with respect to State employees whose salaries
are chargeable to any appropriation payable from
such funds.

It is further provided, however, that all additions
to compensation authorized by the Governor, whether
or not under this item, shall be paid out of the
amounts appropriated by this Act to the respective
departments, institutions, and agencies insofar as
such appropriations are sufficient to permit such pay-
ments; only to the extent such appropriations are
found insufficient, in whole or in part, for paying
them, may any such authorized additions to compen-
sation be paid out of the appropriations made by this
item.

It is further provided that the Governor may, in
his discretion, expend from this appropriation not
more than $75,000 each year to retain upon the
faculty of our Land Grant Colleges and the staff of
the Virginia Truck Experiment Station the most
talented research personnel they have and to attract
additional such personnel.

Item 484
For meeting public school contingencies, a sum sufficient,
estimated at annem eee annencnnaneng 260,000 $ 250,000

Virginia State Library
Item 485
.For copying colonial records... nnn nn $ 12,000 $ 12,000

Department of Education—State Board of Education
Item 486
For transfer to literary fund... eee $10,000,000
This item vetoed April 7, 1958 (s) J. Lindsay Almond, Jr.,
Governor.

Item 486-A

For increasing the Literary Fund as authorized by Section
184 of the Constitution of Virginia._.........___...._...$_ 5,000,000

It is provided, however, that this appropriation of

$5,000,000 shall be paid only out of the excess over
$59,483,154 in the surplus in the general fund of the
State treasury at the close of business on June 30,
1958, and only to the extent that the said surplus
exceeds $59,483,154.

Item 487

For local public school construction there is hereby re-
appropriated to the State Board of Education the un-
expended balance, estimated at $8,000,000, at the close
of the previous biennium, in the appropriation pro-
First Year Second Yeer

vided by Item 484, Chapter 716, Acts of Assembly of
1062 and subsequently reappropriated by Item 497,
Chapter 708, Acts of Assembly of 1964, and by Item
469-B, Chapter 716, Acts of Assembly of 1956. This
reappropriation shall be expended by the State Board
of Education in accordance with the allocation made
pursuant to the cited items.

University of Virginia—Mary Washington College
Item 488
For restoring funds previously available to reduce local
loans ne)
It is provided, however, that this appropriation of
$351,890 shall not become available for expenditure
until all indebtedness of the said Mary Washington
College to the State Treasury, in excess of $351,890,
has been paid in full by funds obtained from sources
other than the general fund of the State Treasury,
including as far as necessary proceeds from the sale
of revenue bonds issued in accordance with law.

861,890

Department of Agriculture and Immigration
Item 489

There is hereby reappropriated the unexpended bal-
ance as of the last day of the previous biennium in
the Produce Market Loan Fund established by Chap-
ter 458, Acts of Assembly of 1964 and reappropriated
by Item 478, Acts of Assembly of 1966.

State Soil Conservation Committee
Item 490

There is hereby reappropriated the unexpended bal-
ance as of the last day of the previous biennium of
the appropriation provided by Item 478-A, Chapter
716, Acts of Assembly 1956, for watershed develop-
ment with federal aid.

Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Item 491

For erosion control at Virginia Beach____.______......_._.$ 40,000 $ 40,000

Item 492

There is hereby reappropriated the unexpended bal-
ance as of the last day of the previous biennium of
the appropriation provided by Item 474-B, Chapter
716, Acte of Assembly of 1956, for erosion control at
Colonial Beach.

Item 492-A
For a memorial to Chief Justice John Marshall.._._..$ 45,000 §
Stonewall Jackson Memorial, Inc.
Item 498
For a memorial to Stonewall Jackson............ssccsssssessssssssees $ 60,000 $
Department of Health—State Board of Health
Item 494

For State aid for local hospital construction to be paid
from special revenues and not from the general fund
of the State treasury._______________.. $8,160,116
each year.
First Year Second Year

Total from general fund for angie authoriza-
tion, non-recurring maintenance operation, —_———
and contingency ites eee coeeeenemeeeennnnen$1T,476,768 — $ 1,527,000

—

Note: The foregoing total of $17,476,768 includes $5,000,-
000 payable out of the excess over $59,488,154 in the
general fund on June 30, 1958.

8 5. For Capital Outlay Items, as specified herein.

The amounts hereinafter set forth are appropriated
or reappropriated to the several departments, institu-
tions, and agencies named, except that in the case of
reappropriations such amounts are reappropriated,
unless otherwise stated, to the extent of the unex-
pended balances at the close of the previous biennium,
in the amounts and for the purposes shown by the re-
cords of the Department of Accounts and Purchases
of appropriations or reappropriations made by Chap-
ter 716, Acts of Assembly, 1956. Amounts tabulated
herein as reappropriations are the estimated unex-
pended balances as of the close of the previous bien-
nium. The term “former Item” as herein used with
reference to reappropriations means the item so num-
bered in Chapter 716, Acts of Assembly of 1956.
Except as herein otherwise expressly provided, ap-
propriations or reappropriations for structures may
be used for the purchase of equipment to be used
in the structures for which the funds are pro-
vided. The appropriations and reappropriations herein
made shall be available for expenditure during the
current biennium, subject to the conditions controlling
the expenditure of capital outlay funds as provided

by law.
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
GOVERNOR’S OFFICE
Governor
Item 496
For purchasing real estate and making improvements
bo) 51): —-$ 800,000 $ 900,000
This reappropriation includes $800,000 from former
Item 489-B.
Item 495-A
For aid in constructing nurse training facilities.................. $ $ 1,000,000

It is provided that this appropriation shall not be
expended except on certification of the Advisory
Council on Nursing Training that the project for
which the expenditure is to be made has been ap-
proved by the Council and that the Council has been
given satisfactory assurance that two-thirds of the
cost of any such project will be paid for from funds
other than this State appropriation; provided that
not more than $125,000 of State money shall be
allocated to any one project.

Item 496
For supplementing capital outlay appropriations.._.._____.$ 1,000,000
Item 497

For preparation of preliminary plans of capital outlay
projects by State agencies and institutions.._..._...$ 100,000
Reappro-
priations
This reappropriation includes $100,000 only from
former Item 491
Item 498
For improvements to State-owned land, buildings and
EQUIPMENL .........scsssssesscecrsscesssenessscssrsatsaceaceaceasencsacesssacsosessees $ 400,000
Out of this appropriation, it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum sufficient for remodeling and
renovating certain rooms and areas for use by the
various committees of the General Assembly.
Total for the Governor (general fund)................ $ 1,800,000

Division of the Budget—Section of Grounds and Buildings

Item 499
For improvements and repairs to land and buildings............ $ 250,000
Out of this reappropriation it is provided that there
shall be set aside a sum not exceeding $1,500 to
employ competent engineers to advise on adequate
seating requirements for persons attending future
inaugural ceremonies.

Item 500

For modernization of elevators—State office building........ $ 75,000

Item 501

For completion of air conditioning system and repairs to
Library—Supreme Court building...............cccssssscsssscseees $ 100,000

This reappropriation includes $50,000 from former
Item 495, and $50,000 from former Item 497.

Item 502
For office building, including land for building................ $ 100,000
This reappropriation includes $100,000 only from
former Item 498.

Total for the Section of Grounds and Buildings
(general Lunds) siasssvecerssssesesssccsscseceessvenseaveecesosssvece $ 525,000

DIVISION OF MOTOR VEHICLES

The appropriation and reappropriations herein
made by Items 503 and 504, to the Division of Motor
Vehicles, shall be paid only out of the State highway
maintenance and construction fund, and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 503
For structures at Roanoke... cccsessssssssesseacsecsscsessesesseceesees $ 457
Item 504
For purchase and improvement of land, construction of
building, and equipment therefor...........-...scssesssesossseceesesee $ 72,400

Total for the Division of Motor Vehicles (special
hs) enn i (Sf

Appro-
priations

$ 500,000

$ 2,400,000

$ 252,500

$ 252,500
Reappro-
priations
DEPARTMENT OF STATE POLICE

The appropriations herein made by Items 506 to
825, inclusive, to the Department of State Police,
shall be paid only out of the State Highway mainte-
nance and construction fund, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury.

State Police Patrol
Item 505

For office ecquipmenty isiiceississcssscsccssscessscsassesnssscmnrcusiarecsserceenauict
Item 506
For household equipment 0... cece eeeenceee meee censeemeeneeemeneeee
Item 507
For medical and laboratory equipment.........._..___.-.---—-
Item 508
For motor vebuicles 02... icccceneeeene eee
Item 509
Fr other equipment oc. cccccececesecee eee ence escent tener
Item 510
For books and periodicals... n-ne

Item 511
For photographic equipment ae aecesmeeeeeeeeen enero

Operation of State Police Radio System

Item 512

For motor vehicles ......__.___.

Item 513

For radio testing equipment... nnn
Item 514

For mobile radio transmitters (237) .._.......-.________._—--— -
Item 515

For additional equipment ..........--.
Item 516

For fencing two radio repeater stations............__....-—____-
Item 517

For radio repeater building and equipment—Charlottes-

OS sasceewennessssevveeveeson someranersecameesune taccereecummans muscnumenesstencennenemmmmscanmesatamecomecrssensseccenaseneseee

Item 518
For radio repeater building and equipment—Danville.......

Item 519
For radio shop addition—headquarters...._______.

Item 520
For radio tower—Norfol ke o....c.cscecsseccsesssnssecsseeeeneeeneceteceeeceteneenenene

Item 520-A
De) ol C:\ {tcc

Appro-
priations

8,900

33,250

52,800

2,000

14,900

14,900

38,900

12,000

8,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations

Operation and Maintenance of Headquarters Buildings
ds

and Groun

Item 521
For administrative headquarters addition—___________ $ 66,800
Item 522
For area offices and equipment—Charlottesville_____. $ 12,680
Item 528
For area offices and equipment—Fredericksburg.......__.... $ 12,680
Item 524
For area offices and equipment—Williamsburg........___... $ 12,680
Item 524-A
For area offices and equipment—Winchester...____._______..- $ 12,680
Item 525
For area offices and equipment—Martinsville......____. $ 12,680
Item 525-A
For Varad oneeessneecsensvnnsennssneseeseseeeesenesceesnsnsrnmnessnseeutssensneenevescunsnuiutenuensnemeamecenucee $ 29,000

Total for the Department of State Police (special

D4: Xtl.) ce $ 512,780
DEPARTMENT OF MILITARY AFFAIRS
Maintenance and Operation of State Military Reservation
Item 526
For renovations and construction——______ $ 50,000
Maintenance and Operation of Virginia National Guard
Item 527
For construction of armories with Federal aid._...__..$ 20,000 $ 100,000
Item 528
For construction and renovation of municipally-owned
armories —...____.._... sereeeen eee 5,000 $

Item 528-A
For rehabilitation of armories.............-.——..——--_—.-.—- —--__- $ 80,000
Item 528-B
For construction of armory garages ______—-_____ $ 26,000

Total for the Department of Military Affairs

(general fund) nn § «—«s 2,000 $= 256,000
VIRGINIA MUSEUM OF FINE ARTS

Item 528

For repairs to Gari Melchers Memorial__.__.._.»=$___— SSO 8,000

Total for the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
(general fund) ———..____.. a } 8,000

Reappro- Appro-
priations priations

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION—STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION

Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center, at Fisherville
Item 529

For boiler replacement aa ncsnxene nen eee $ 50,000

Total for Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center,
at Fisherville (general fund) .—.....____... $ $60,000

Virginia State College, at Petersburg

Item 580
For additional equipment ——______ $ 40,000
Item 581
For refrigeration eqquiprme rt acces cece es eeeneeseeeeen . $ 50,000
Item 582
For additiomsl tookes cnc cenenec escent $ 28,500
Item 583
For auxiliary sewage pumping station and lines... $ 10,000
Item 534
For extension of wtilithes nescence eens $ 86,000
Item 535
For landscaping and ground improvement........_......—...--.. $ 12,000
Item 536
For ROTC rifle range, classrooms, and equipment.____... $ 125,000
Item 587
For farm structures and equipment... ceccecceceecsseceenennees $ 100,000
Item 538 ,
For men’s dormitory and equipment (150)... -eenceccsnecee $ 288,750
Item 589
For heating plant addition and replacement of steam

Va ass cet cenc ceacctaaarercenneD $ 25,000
Item 540
For industrial arta shop and equipment......._____.-____._... - $ 100,000
Item 541
For completion of swine production laboratory.......___.__..__.$ 1,000
Item 542
For library and equipment..._____ $ 500,000
Item 543
For dining hall renovation and equipment......__.__.._.....---§ 50,000
Item 544
For women’s dormitory and equipment (150)_...__.._...$§_ 100,000

Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg
(general fund) 02... nnnneen ener _.$ 651,000 $ 864,550
Reappro-
priations

Virginia State College, at Petersburg, Norfolk Division

Item 545

For additional equipment 2. ccceccnceeseeeenenene

Item 546

For books and periodicals. ncceeseeeneeeeeeseeeneneeeeene

Item 547

For extension of utilities...

Item 548

For physical education—ROTC ? building and equipment—
0) l(a |

Item 549

For home economics building, cafeteria and equipment.._$
This reappropriation includes $100,000 from former
Item 536-A.

Item 550

For vocational and technical building and equipment_____$
' car reappropriation includes $200,000 from former
tem 636.

Item 551
For completion of administration—classroom—library
building and equipment —.—_______.__._—.-$

Total for Virginia State College, at Petersburg,
Norfolk Division (general fund)........._______.$

Longwood College, at Farmville
Item 552

For additional equipment nee eec eee
Item 553
Bor books and periodical sn. cc-necscccccecceeseeesnseeeceeeeentcnemnenees -
Item 554
For utilities for mew buildings. c.ccccsccccscmeeumesensnsenseeneenes

Item 554-A
For preparation of library addition plans ——..._-..

It is provided that this appropriation of $25,000 from
the general fund is made upon the condition that the
plans developed will not require additional general
fund appropriations greater than $475,000.

Item 554-B
For home management Wouse.....n......cccccccccncscssscssnssssmecetaesssmessemeesnees .

Item 555

For roads, curbs, and gutters anne enccee eect _

Item 555-A

For playground drainage system... ..--2:cc-cc-cceccececne ene

Item 556

For heating distribution system... scscsecscsnessetcemeennee $

Item 557
For remodeling bathrooms (5) -..-...2.-2:cs-1csecseneceeeneee eect $

200,000

100,000

200,000

26,000

525,000

Appro-
P

$ 10,000
$ 10,000
$ 50,000
$ 418,900
$ 488,900
$ 40,000
$ 10,000
$ 28,000
$ 25,000
$ 44,750
$ 9,600
$ 2,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations

Item 558
For dormitory and equipment (172) ....0-.0-e-c——---eennen $ 881,100
Item 559
For renovation of Ruffner Hall ———--.-$ 80,000 $ 115,300

This reappropriation includes $80,000 from former
Items 641 and 543.
Item 560
For fireproofing stairways —. $ 565,000
Item 561
For rewiring old buildings. accccscscnssnnenensnsunensnensemnenensannss $ 25,000

Item 562
For remodeling Kitchem 22sec eect $ 40,000

Item 563
For sprinkler system nee cec cece $ 2,000

Total for Longwood College, at Farmville
(wermeral fur) annette $ 91,000 $ 725,750

Madison College, at Harrisonburg
Item 564

For additional equipment 2........n.ccccccecsscmcesceeessnssmesssntusmsenmmmeesteneneenevee $ 30,000

Item 565
For additiomeal books nc... necccccsecssseceesscessssnsensceeessnsseunseemessstecseseeneseessuceameemete $ 20,000

Item 566
For utilities for new buildings... eee $ 30,000

Item 567
For roads and parking a7eas.. i -ccccccccccscsecssescsmssssecnecsseeeeunsaesenese . $ 50,000

Item 568
For home economics building and equipment........cccscccccccnee $ 350,000

Item 569
For heating plant and distribution system................-—...$ 67,650 $ 53,000
This reappropriation includes $67,650 from former
Item 547.

Item 570-571
For teachers’ training school and equipment......................._--$ 200,000

Item 572
For dormitory and equipment... eee seen snennneenes _-$ 200,000

Item 573
For infirmary and equipment ____ -$ 36,000

Total for Madison College, at Harrisonburg
(general fund) cee ececeee seep 602,650 $ 533,000

Virginia State School, at Newport News
Item 574
For additional ecqquniprment 0.0.1... nceccnm eee eee ee ene erect $ 20,000
Item 575

For roads, walks, curbs, and campus lights...____ $ 387500
Item 576

For utilities $ 20,000
Item 577

For boys’ dormitory cottages and equipment (2-48)... $ 148,000 $ 7,000
Item 578

For girls’ dormitory and equipment (120)........_-_---$ 100,000

Item 578-A

For boiler room and boiler__...__.__._..______.--______--$ 10,000

Total for Virginia State School, at Newport News
(gemeral frmd) ccc eee

253,000 $ 84,500

VIRGINIA SCHOOL FOR THE DEAF AND THE BLIND,
AT STAUNTON

Item 579
For additional equipment —.. nan cenncene nent enter ene $ 25,000
Item 580
For repairs to steam main... $ 10,000
Item 581
For walks, roads, and landscaping...................---—-.-—-_—_—_»-_- $ 15,000
Item 582
For infirmary and equipment—______»_____ $ 100,000
Item 588
For replacing roof on main building and kitchen wing... $ 5,700
Item 584
For deaf classroom building and equipment..................—___$ 200,000 $ 95,000
Item 585
For maintenance shop and storeroom........_...._-_ $ 80,000

Total for Virginia School for the Deaf and the
Blind, at Staunton (general fund).............--. ...$ 200,000 $ 280,700

COLLEGE OF WILLIAM AND MARY IN VIRGINIA,

AT WILLIAMSBURG
Item 586

For educational and recreational equipment......._..__.__.... . $ 60,000

Item 587
For additional equipment $ 15,000

Item 588
For books and periodical. nee eneeetemeercnennenee $ 20,000
Item 589
For Jamestown Road underpass... -concconnncecnsnennnenenensme $ 40,000

Item 590
For extension of utilities....___._____-__.____-..$§ 80,000
Item 591

For Bryan Halil dormitory additions and equipment (108)...
Item 592

For library and museum and equipment.__.__.

It is provided that this appropriation of $1,000,000
from the general fund is made upon the condition
that the College of William and Mary shall raise or
otherwise provide, exclusive of State appropriations,
an additional sum of $726,000 to be expended for the

purposes named in the item.
Item 598
For major repairs and remodeling ____.___._-.--$
Item 594
For student center building and equipment._.._____$
Item 595
For reconstruction of old Phi Beta Kappa Hall and
C+ 17 0) 11 -) | ee: )
Item 596
For correction of fire azar sna. ecececce eset etsseeeneteneeene
Item 597
For relocation of transformer Val tannic ee P
Item 598
For women’s dormitory and equipment (200).____._$
Item 598-A

For aid in construction of a community hospital..............
It is provided that this appropriation shall not be
released for expenditure until the Governor is satis-
fied that $950,000 is available from other sources for
completion of this hospital.

Total for the College of William and M

Reappro-
priations

20,000

960,000

15,000

16,000

15,000

60,000

ary in
Virginia, at Williamsburg (general fund)......$ 1,145,000

Norfolk Division
Item 599

For additional equipment ......._.___—__________-_-_-_.-

Item 600
For library books ——....._—___.

Item 601
For maintenance shop and storeroom.

Item 602
For classroom and fine arts building and equipment.__..__.

Item 608
For technical institute building and equipment._.._______$

Item 604
For library and classroom building and equipment._..___$

276,000

800,000

Appro-
priations

$ 207,00

$ 1,000,000

$ 50,000

$ 1,892,900

$ 10,000

$ 365,000

$ 587,000

Total for Norfolk Division (general fund)...........$ 1,076,000 $ 587,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
Richmond Professional Institute
Item 605
For office equipment —...__ nine nts saa $ 5,000
Item 606
For sprinkler System .cecsccccccessnsesmesscsessseesesenssnsnsuseneeeneneeemesse _. $ 12,500
Item 607
For heating system equipment...._........._____.._-_-_-__-- $ 8,000
Item 608
D0) oR sc 1ys) <a ee $ 20,000
Item 609
For addition to science building and equipment....._.......... .$ 200,000

Item 610

For major repairs and improvements to land and
105501 (6b) 1) '¢: ce $ 40,000 $ 20,000
It is provided, however, that no expenditure of this
fund may be made until the City of Richmond closes
Shafer Street between Park Avenue and Franklin
Street to vehicular traffic.

Item 611
For classroom building and equipment.._______..______.$ 260,000

Total for Richmond Professional Institute (gen-
Or) LUM) cece 490,000 $ 65,500

MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, AT RICHMOND

College Division
Item 612
For additional equiprment -. ncn aecenaeeeeeee eee eee $ 10,000
Item 612-A
For plans for medical education building....____. $ 225,000

It is provided that this appropriation of $225,000

from the general fund is made upon the condition

that the plans developed will not require additional

general fund appropriation greater than $4,400,000.
Item 613
Ror OOM iscsi caesarean ah eeibeetneineeree $ 20,000
Item 614
For purchase of property for, or in lieu of property pro-

vided for, institute for emotionally disturbed children_$ 100,000
Item 615
For Gormitory o..s-cccccoccccessscssmsassinsnansnnneninaneninemenemnneegge 100,000

Item 616

For animal housing and equipment..........____________ $ 25,000
Item 617

For McGuire Hall annex and equipment... $ 260,000

Item 618

For remodeling Dooley Hospital for laboratories and
C1010 +) 11\:) | $ 30,000

Item 619
For completion of Wood Memorial building and equipment $- 172,000
Reappro-
priations
Item 620
For sprinkler py stern -c-ccccccseccwecsceccecccsseeseeseneceesssnesntinntieteesnstnssnesneiea
Item 621
For improvements to land and buildings.....................-.------$ 50,000

Total for the Medical College of Virginia, at
Richmond, College Division (general fund)..__$ 500,000

Hospital Division

Item 622

For ice makers: sissssssscsssssscssssccccsanssasccss casas acacceise inca

Item 623

For additional equipment —...._________

Item 624

For Ennion G. Williams Hospital equipment (general :

hospital unit) —— $200,000

Item 625

For bridge from A. D. Williams Clinic to St. Philip
hospital — ee

Item 626
For fire:protec tiny jaccssssccssscccsccee cee pseseraeiemmarerscaei seasencraas =

Item 627
For renovating St. Philip Hospital eee
Item 628
For oxygen tubing expansion —

Item 629

For completion of Ennion G. Williams Hospital (general
Wimppitel]) Cit) cscs ects raeecaranasas -_$ 76,000

Item 630

For nurses’ recreation, education and office facilities and
equipment

Item 631

For pneumatic tube expansion. ecicccocceemeeaeenmenneeeenesennnenee

Item 632

For major repair neces eeenteeteeensnencnnnecsnnemen 0,000
Item 633

For St. Philip Hall lounge addition...

Item 634

For Randolph-Minor Hall addition and equipment..._......$ 200,000

Total for the Medical College of Virginia, at
Richmond, Hospital Division (general fund)....$ 346,000

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA, AT CHARLOTTESVILLE

University Division
Item 635
Dt) a Ct: ¢: ce

Appro-
priations

15,000

497,000

24,000

16,000

32,000

35,000

50,000

30,000

40,000

10,000

10,000

246,000

48,000
Item 686
For geemercall books... ies seesn emcee eee eceeeenseceeeeeenensensnncneneenenerncteen

Item 637

For roads, water lines, and equipment, Clinch Valley
College ict ceca ra cece

Item 638
For outside utilities for new buildings......._-_.___-_

Item 639
For life science building and equipment...................-.--—- $

Item 689-A

For preparation of plans for gymnasium-field house...

It is provided that the remainder of cost of these

plans, estimated at $90,000, shall be provided from
sources other than this appropriation.

It is further provided that this appropriation of
$10,000 from the general fund is made upon the ex-
press condition that the plans developed will not re-
quire, nor in any way commit to a priority for, addi-
tional general fund appropriations in any amount.

Item 640
For addition to Engineering School and equipment...

Item 641

For completion of student activities building and equip-
1 :) || ee.

Item 642
For Clinch Valley College building and equipment... $

Item 642-A
For gymnasium and auditorium, Clinch Valley College...

Item 648

For construction of a building only to house an experi-
mental nuclear reactor a sum sufficient but not in

(> <1): i) ne
Item 644
For addition to power planta nscecen suse snenenenrnmesp
Item 644-A
For preparing site and preliminary plans for a 2-year
branch college in Northern Virginia........______$

Reappro-
priations

400,000

600,000

460,000

260,000

200,000

Total for the University Division (general fund)_$ 1,800,000

Hospital Division
Item 645
For additional equipment ———.___»__

Item 646

For multi-story hospital and equipment....._..________._...__$_ 8,000,000

Item 647
For X-ray building and equipment...»

500,000

Appro-
priations

$ %,000

$ 52,000

$ 215,000

$ 1,600,000

$ = 10,000

$ 914,000

$ 350,000
Reappro-
priations
Item 648
For fireproofing and remodeling (first phase)... _$ 200,000
Item 649
For surgical tuberculosis unit, including equipment, for
State Board of Health.» — 665,000

Total for the Hospital Division (general fund)..$ 4,866,000

Mary Washington College of the University of Virginia,
at Fredericksburg

Item 650
For additional equipment...

Item 651
Nor WOM gy: acess cstcccets cc ss atta -

Item 652
For extension of utilities...

Item 6538

For addition to dormitory and equipment (100 to 144).....$ 192,600
Item 654

For science building and equipment........._____-____...-..--$__700,000
Item 655

For dormitory and equipment (132) ..--n-mc--cccncecenneecnseenene

Item 656-657
For correction of fire hazards... $ 4,000

Total for Mary Washington College of the Uni-

versity of Virginia, at Fredericksburg (general
5 611 \: ) en EE! )1, 85111)

Appro-

priations
$ 10,000
$ 10,000
$ 66,000
$ 40,000
$ 84,700
$ 26400
$ 444,800

VIRGINIA POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE, AT BLACKSBURG

Item 658
For additional eqquiprmenntyn....cccccccccccccsscmctssssssnssoneessmesemessenneneenes

Item 658-A

For preparing site and preliminary plans for a 2-year
technical] institute in Roanoke, Virginia..............2.-.:.000..

Item 659

Dr 1s) <a

Item 660

For steam lime extemsi ors... ecccecsccenccssccc cesses escemesunssecennseenssneeee

Item 661
For extension of sewerage SySter ea ccmeneneesemeenenen

Item 662
For laboratory-classroom building and equipment...._........... $ 160,000

Item 663
Por addition to power plata n..o.cccaccccecccescnesnneeneessneemnnnnuee $ 76,000

$

$

60,000

50,000

60,000

215,000

72,000
Reappro-
priations
Item 664
For science building and equipment....—......-..---.------_-———=

Item 665

For student activities and physical education building
and equipment .......____.____-__-~___-__—
It is provided that this appropriation of $600,000
from the general fund is made upon the condition
that the Virginia Polytechnic Institute shall provide,
exclusive of State appropriations, any additional] sum
necessary to complete this phase of the project.

Item 666
For biochemistry and animal nutrition laboratory and
20100) 6) 11) -) |}

Item 667
For renovating student dining hall .---ennnennneenenensenenenne

Item 668

For turkey research plant and equipment including site..$ 50,000
Item 668-A

For engineering building and equipment, 1st unit...

Item 668-B
hor B Wire: CONC sicscssscnsscscssssccsccscnstcsssccasraaststs esate

Total for Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at
Blacksburg (general fund)..____ $$ 275,000

Virginia Agricultural Experiment Station
Item 669

For additional equipment once eceecteencese eevee cere

Item 670
For soil sterilization at Holl arn ec ceccenece ene 4,000

Item 671
For well amd reservoir... anises-ecscccsscecsseessnsisensssmssrrstneseentnsenestntsusnnenee $ 3,000

Item 672
For well and equipment at Warsaw... ccc--cc-ccccc-eccncceeccnemeen

Item 673
For sewage disposal equipment at Holland...

Item 674
For swine nutrition research stalls and shelter at Holland.

Item 675
For conversion of incinerator at Holland....................—--—-

Item 676
For farm shop and machinery shed at Holland.......______..

Item 677
For refrigeration facilities at Holland

Item 678
For greenhouse temperature controls at Holland... $ 4,000

Appro-
priations

$ 995,000

$ 800,000

$ 490,000

$ 160,000

$ 6,300
Reappro-
priations
Item 679
For land, buildings and equipment—Southwest Virginia
"Bield Station: exssccssccccccsscccse nema cestes sects ccccc sec teccacetimccmseaal $ 10,000
Item 679-A
For greemhouse addition ccccccsecesssccssesssessnenssneeneennesntesnemesentnses .
Item 679-B
For utility building, Warsaw eocccecncecemmeeeseseeemnsnensnene
Item 679-C
For storage Dims, Hoollaranacccescscscsmessceessueesnsesneesensucecemesneneee
Item 679-D
For addition to swine building, Holland... nee Z
Item 679-E
For tobacco barn, machinery storage and utility building,
Charlotte Cormrthouse nee cecsneecssceeceeceneeceeenertsceeeetemetne e

Total for Virginia Agricultural Experiment Sta-
tion (general fund) a een cieeeeineeeengg _-: 26,000

Radford College, Woman’s Division of Virginia Polytechnic

Institute, at Radford
Item 680

For additional equipment nanan rnin

Item 681
For BOOMS ss_sssse:cscesssssepeeesecareeceencceeayuessnercpeenasceseas sects

Item 682

For utilities eS 500
This reappropriation includes $600 from former
Item 687.

Item 683
For auditorium, administration, and fine arts building and
equipment —— 2 20,000
This reappropriation includes $190,000 only from
former Item 641-A.

Item 684
For dormitory and equipment (186) —...-...

Item 684-A
For home economics practice Wouse......accccscseccccesescnesssuessee

Item 685
For heating plant and mains... eccceeceensnseneeemestnsemesne $ 10,000

Item 686
For dormitories and equipment... nanan eng «60,000

Item 687
For addition to physical education building and equipment $ 30,000

Total for Radford College, Woman’s Division of
Virginia Polytechnic Institute, at Radford (gen-
ere] LUT) ascrcsecssseseescrscccssssersc beret sepeememamsperernaveenseenss $ 1,020,500

Appro-

priations
$ 30,000
$ 20,250
$ 3,000
$ 6,600
$ 10,500
$ 117,175
$ 16,000
$ 28,000
$ 50,500
$ 261,800
$ 44,750

$ 400,050
Reappro- = Appro-
priations priations

VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE, AT LEXINGTON

Item 688
For additional equipment cc enccscccsessctcce ess ctecsenessesteenernenemsee $ 50,000

Item 689
or, Decca sects meeibeacinib kia eens $ 6,500

Item 690
For chemistry lecture room and equipment..........----0e0--- $ 120,000

Item 691
For faculty quarters on a.cccccssssssesscsnsesstsetscmsnmesssnssssissssintneinetneentitene $ 100,000

Item 692
For physical training facilities ._________. $ 50,000

Item 693-694
For engineering building annex and equipment... 24,800 $ 325,000
This reappropriation includes $24,800 from former
Item 650.

Item 695
For major repairs and improvements ....u.n.ccccccsecccncenennn$ 10,000 $ 85,000

Item 696
For modernization of power plant———._____.____.$§ | 15,000

Total for Virginia Military Institute, at Lexing-
ton (general fund) cccennn-_---.-.$ 149,800 $ 636,500

VIRGINIA TRUCK EXPERIMENT STATION

Item 697

For additional equipment —. ane 2 $ 4,600
Item 698

For garage, shop, and storage building and equipment.......$ 24,000

Item 699

For office and laboratory building and equipment... -$ 78,900

Item 700

For land and structurese—BEastern Shore.....___...____.._.$ 8,500

Total for Virginia Truck Experiment Station
(general fund) — ——————--$§ IJH1400 § 4,600

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND IMMIGRATION
Board of Agriculture and Immigration

(Operating Regional Laboratories)
Item 701

em Se | 2,000

Item 702
For South central laboratory and equipment.——.____._.___.. $ 47,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
Kem 703

For Eastern Shore addition and equipment —_____._... $ 15,500

(Inspection of Agricultural and Other Commodities)
The reappropriations herein made by Items 704 and
705 to the Board of Agriculture and Immigration
shall be paid only out of the proceeds of fees col-
lected by the Division of Markets for the inspection
of agricultural and other commodities and not out of
the general fund of the State treasury.

Item 704
For addition to laboratory at Harrisonburg......._...___.....---$ 5,000
Item 705
For purchase of land and construction of building at
Safle ne $ 16,000
This reappropriation includes $5,000 from former
Item 660.
Total for the Board of Agriculture and Immi-
gration S000 C$ 62,500
From general fund. tS 2,000 $ 62,500
From apecial funds. 20,000
STATE SOIL CONSERVATION COMMITTEE
Item 706
For machinery for soil conservation...__________.$ 5,000

Total for the State Soil Conservation Committee
(gpemmere] fran) nna G 6,000

DEPARTMENT OF CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT
(Administration and Protection of State Forests)

Fhe reappropriation herein made by Item 707 to .
the Department of Conservation and Economic De-
velopment shall be paid only out of the special reve-
nues collected or received for the administration and
protection of State Forests and not out of the general
fund of the State treasury.

Item 707
Yr) Eee ne. | 6,600
(Protection and Development of Forest Resources)

Item 708

BROT: VOOR VOM CLC us iss crsrsorrtecrrrcr ccc $ 7,800
Item 709

For other equipment — nn ne cere $ 12,020
Item 710

For office, shop and equipment storage buildingzs................. . $ 49,500

(Mineral Resources, previously titled Geological Surveying)
Item 711

For land — TS 1,000
Item 712
Bs) 1h a) (1 0) 5): a

(Water Resources)
Item 713
Ly) re |

(Operation of State Parks)

The reappropriation herein made by Item 714 to
the Department of Conservation and Economic De-
velopment shall be paid only out of the proceeds from
the sale of property to the Federal Government and
not out of the general funds of the State treasury.

Item 714
For lard amd strvctcrres..........ccaicscsecccssesssseseccsessnneeanessenssesceneanernseermeneneeeses QQ

Item 715
FOr Wear nna csseecs see ssecesessssescesscnneseeeenssesneesunecenesnenssunsnsenensenetseeeneeeeneesmmnne $
Item 716
For Strutter essences ecsnssenessseneeeesenessertsseeessesereneenestenermmeneenseennenneeenees lp
Item 717
For construction of recreational area on Kerr Reservoir__$

Item 717-A

For improvement of sanitary and parking facilities in pic-
nic and camping areas in Claytor Lake State Park...

Reappro-
priations

5,000

10,800

14,600

14,660

28,000

1,000

Total for Department of Conservation and Eco-
NOMIC Developrment a aencceocscsecsiccecnsneereinenerennneen

From gemeral funda. cccscssesmescsesscstessssssscesseensnesenme 8
From special frmsa ne. cescecseceecteneeesereeeeeneseeennnsnnlp

JAMESTOWN FESTIVAL PARK

The appropriations herein made by Items 718 and
719 shall be paid only out of special revenues col-
lected by the Jamestown Festival Park and paid into
the State treasury, and not out of the general fund
of the State treasury.

Item 718
hor Dean nan esse sseseecesssseceecesesses sen sesesessnnecnnenenneenesesnaueessenneenanesssnnemenneneemeent

Item 719
bey ae Log! (ry) eee ee

Total for Jamestown Festival Park (special
fears) anni sass snc Stato

VIRGINIA FISHERIES LABORATORY

Item 720
For structures ..........
This reapprop on includes $10,000 from former
Item 676, $20,000 from former Item 677 and $20,000
from former Item 678.

Appro-
priations

$ 35,000

$ 104,320

—_——————

$ 104,820

$ 18,700

Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
Item 720-A
For additional equipment. ...cccccccsooscsscsasssssssssssctscensenesenmnesetnennenet $ $ 7,910

Total for Virginia Fieheries Laboratory (general
5 a1 11s) cece $ 50,000 $ 7,910

COMMISSION OF GAME AND INLAND FISHERIES

The appropriations and reappropriations herein
made by Items 721 to 728, inclusive, to the Commis-
sion of Game and Inland Fisheries shall be paid only
out of the special revenues collected or received by
said Commission and not out of the general fund of
the State treasury.

Administration
Item 721

For other equipment tS 2,800 $ 7,500
This reappropriation includes the full balances from
former Items 670, 680 and 6811.

Law Enforcement

Item 722

Wor equipment nent $ 5,000 $ 45,000
_ Game Propagation and Restoration

Item 728

Pa Ee 1) ) | ee | 7800 $ 36,000

This reappropriation includes the full balances from
former Items 683, 684, 685-A, 686, 687-A, and 689.

Item 724
For Learn nnn 96,000 §$ 200,000
This reappropriation includes the full balances from
former Items 690, 691, 692, 692-A, 692-B, 692-C, 698,
694, and 696.

Item 725

For structures —__..______. —
This reappropriation includes the fall ‘balances from
former Items 697, 697-A, 697-B, and 698.

-$ 12,600 $ 10,000

Fish Propagation and Restoration
Item 726
For other equipment —— ES 4,750 $ 10,000
This reappropriation includes the full balances from
former Items 699, 700, 701, and 702.

Item 727
For land ee eee seers cerereeeeeeees ape ieenee even carerntcsereere Seeecinivere Ei eerreeemseeed $ 200,000 $ 300,000
This reappropriation includes $200,000 from former
Items 703 and 704.

Item 728
or streectare sn. ccsne ee eeneeneeeesn sven ceeneseentemeneeeemeee es cteeectentnesunene $ 1,000

Total for Commission of Game and Inland Fish-
eries (special funds) nee $ 328,950 $ 608,500
Reappro-
priations
STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
Catawba Sanatorium, near Salem
Item 729
For utility and storage building and equipment...nn.$§ 10,000
Item 730
For renovation of food storage QV Ca. neccececccceen ne $ 6,000
Item 731
For roads and landscaping nance nenesceeeeeenteeneeeeenen $ 3,000
Item 732

For remodeling for canteen and employees’ quarters._$ 5,000

Total for Catawba Sanatorium, near Salem (gen-
eral fund) ~.—______ 24,000

Piedmont Sanatorium, at Burkeville
Item 7338

Por floOring G89) Wit Bocccicsscciescccsssscnscsasscctccascnmecrese caries 9,000

Item 784
For major repairs and improvements... Lne-$ 90,500

Item 735
For imeimerator ecco neee nee § 20,000

Item 736
or superintendent’s residence ~...—aeneenen en =: 25,000

Item 736-A
For rehabilitation center

Total for Piedmont Sanatorium, at Burkeville
Cyermerell far) encase 84,500

DEPARTMENT OF WELFARE AND INSTITUTIONS

Central Activities
Item 787-788

For other equipment, Division of Administration...

Total for central activities (general fund)...

Bon Air School for Girls, at Bon Air
Item 739

For household equipment
Item 740
For educational and recreational equipment—....._____

Item 741
For conversion of boilers (3)_—______-____..

Item 742
For cathodic treatment of new water tank... ———

Item 748
For well and pump... nn2-ne-cccccee eee

Appro-
priations

1,600

1,600

1,400

7,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
Item 743-A
For renovating school building for staff quarters... | 7,500 $

Item 744
For exterior lighting system....._____ $ 1,500

Item 744-A
For enlargement of sewage plant... ccecccecscsecnunsetnnnnemen $ 7,000 $

Item 745
For girls’ cottages and equipment (2—44)-..........__.....§. 16,000

Item 746
For vocational shop building and equipment........_______... $ 65,000

Item 746-A
For correction of fire W&Zardse..iicc.ccncccsccssssscesssssnsssnsssssecsstsnecumenssnsees $ 7,000 $

Item 747

For staff residences and equipment (2)... nn) 3,000 $ 16,000
This reappropriation includes $8,000 from former
Item 724.

Item 748
For gymnasium and equipment...

nenenenennng 40,000

Total for Bon Air School for Girls, at Bon Air
Cy: ed) 1s) ear, | 79,500 $ 94,400

Beaumont School for Boys, at Beaumont
Item 749

For chapel equipment ————_._..-____ $$ $ 4,600

Item 750
For conversion of boilers (9) ...n-a:cvc2-—-ecerecneneneneenennceenenenenenet $ 400

Item 751
For completion of athletic fie)... csccecsucsccuencenssneuseneeuemeenee $ 2,500
Item 752
For boys’ cottages and equipment (2—60) a -mcmencemeenmnen $ 150,000

Item 753
For stall cottea ge ccc ececeeceneeeeeneseeessmenneeeeeeeeneneeseengeemeeemmnseent $ 1,000 $ 16,000

Item 754

For maintenance shop and equipment............-__.-—-—.---— $ 16,200
Item 755

For staff quarters and equipment... 8B 1,000

Item 756

For slaughterhouse and equipment._______ $ 6,000

Item 757

For machinery shred nein sneer nner 700

Item 758
For Drooder Wouse o.cccmeeeescsescmessssessssessnssesnessenereeessteereneseseetssanesnensnes 1,000

Item 759
For beef cattle berry acca csceeceseceeesceeseseeeesereeeeeenmeenenceeesenemenns$ 5,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
Item 760
Bs) 19 9) (6101 0g), ee ) 900

Item 761
For central storeroom ........_.

a | 2,000

Total for Beaumont School for Boys, at Beaumont
(general fund) 20.17, 600 = «192,700

Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls, at Peaks

Item 762
For additional equipment —......__...-___-_—_--_—________-_-_— $ = 1,000
Item 7638
For completion of exterior lighting system... — $ 800
Item 764
For poultry houses (2) cece annncncsccnenccceeenneecnseenenenerreeeeeeeneenn 1,600
Item 765
For remodeling Federation cottage ..—_____._-____$ 8,000
Item 765-A
by ah.) |: a. $ 66,000
Total for Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls,
at Peaks (general fund) — .$ 9,500 $ 67,800
Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover
Item 766
Por farm equipment :ciiiisiiscicici sissies scission $ 2,000
Item 767
For additional equipment nance cree $ 1,000
Item 768
For cottage and equipment (G—90) nnn aevnmae ace cseneeennemn 1500
Item 769

For staff residencies and equipment (4).._____._.___$ 16,000
This reappropriation includes $16,000 from former
Item 7651.

Item 770
For cold storage facilities... econ cmecceceeecee cette $ 16,000

Item 771

For staff quarters and equipment...______ | 5,000

Item 772

For vocational shop building and equipment.......________. $ 12,000

Item 778

For general purpose Darren cnc ecee cement ceeceens en $ 6,000
Item 774

D6) 9:01) ce $ 16,800

Item 775
Be) te) a 9): 2 $ 8,000
Item 776
For potato storage house... cccccscsscssssssssemessmmnenetinetnstieussuetuemeeeie
Item 777
For hay storage shed .ncccccccccsccessscssssesssusssstussnessenssstsssmiesnsitesennssce az

Item 778

For slaughterhouse and equipre nti. ccaceeces nes eseeeeseeen _$
This reappropriation includes $15,000 from former
Item 758.

Item 779
De) oe) (6120) 5: cece
Item 780
For central storage Building... nccccccsssccencesescesusmesssnnennsuseneneeene

Total for Hanover School for Boys, at Hanover
(germeral fund) aaa cette

Study Home for White Boys
Item 781

For sewage disposal system... a cccccceceee ences

Total rc Study Home for White Boys (general
Luar) essere esecesseemrnsssateancreasmaeas

The Penitentiary, at Richmond

The reappropriations herein made in Items 786 and
786 to the Penitentiary shall be paid only out of the
revenues derived from the operation of the Peniten-
tiary Industrial Department, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury.

Item 782
For boiler replacement nav neeeemnvnennnn neem

Item 7838

For improvements to lavatories and plumbing in cell
tli ivigg A sac secsscccnccrasseassscercusierenienaasernenanemmmeeseamasss

Item 784

For remodeling for staff dining room and kitchen and
QUO sass sce cs cercacecnnamanineramnmnnnanaanaannst

Item 785
De) re) An: 1 | ee
Item 786
For roof on cell building “A”_.___ EB
Item 787

For remodeling existing dining room area for assembly.....$
Total for the Penitentiary, at Richmond.._.._._._$

From general fund —..._ EEC
From special funds ————____ COS

Reappro- Appro-

priations priations

$ 3,400

$ 3,500
15,000
3,000
12,000

63,500 $ 656,700

400 $ 11,200

400 $ 11,200

$ 118,100
$ 60,000
$ 8,600

1,000

40,000

15,000

66,000 $ 186,600
15,000 $ 186,600

41,000
Reappro-
priations
The Penitentiary, at Richmond,
Industrial Department

The appropriations and reappropriations herein
made in Items 788, 788-A and 789 to the Penitentiary
Industrial Department shall be paid only out of the
revenues derived from the operation of the Peniten-
tiary Industrial Department, and not out of the gen-
eral fund of the State treasury.

Item 788

For book repair shop... ae nea $ 100,000

This reappropriation includes $100,000 only from
former Item 761.

Item 788-A
For equipment for woodworking shop, clothing shop, shoe
shop, metal plant, tag plant and knitting mill___..

Item 789
For relocating woodworking plant...

$ 160,000

Total for the Penitentiary, at Richmond, Indus-
trial Department (special funds)...........$ 250,000

State Penitentiary Farm and State Prison Farm for
Defective Misdemeanants, at State Farm
(For Powhatan County Farm)
Item 790

For household equipment —.. nanan vneeeneeeeeeceeeneneeeenennneneen

Item 791
For mess hall eqquiiprre rat nnncceccaceecseescsmesscssssetssmesnenseesensssemseren -$ 3,000

Item 792
For security fence an cecce_enmesceensssseeesmeeesmmennuntintntinsstnnetameananeenmes -

Item 798
For bridge over James River.ic.n:ccccccvccsecmccsssecsessntsssnticinesmineeen —

Item 794
For sewage disposal plamt..in-ccccccnccceceeeceeecnneenenecenennen$ 1,000
Item 795
For boiler plant mains and roads..u....e-ccccscuesenneensntnenmnneenenine $ 65,000

Item 796
For land and strvctvres i ...c...scecssssssscsssssecssessesesnssoesssnessnesssesesnessenesee $ 5,000

Item 797
For dormitory cell unit and connecting corridor................. _$ 200,000

Item 798
For laundry and equipment... nnn «=: 83,000

Item 799
For completing central corridor and equipment (maximum
SECU ty OMY) een ennennenen cena nee tenner sees

Item 800
For maintenance shop and equipment... -____-_....—

Item 801
For central storage building and refrigeration... _—

$

$

$

Appro-
priations

250,000

75,000
29,000

80,000
ieeappro- Appro-
priations priations
Item 802

For completing guards’ quarters....-.-.----—-————-———--»_—_-—— $ 7,500

Item 802-A
For guards’ quarters No. 2 and equipment...________.... $ 17,000

Item 8038
For staff residences and equipment (8)-— $ 21,600
This reappropriation includes $21,500 from former
Item 771.

(For Goochland County Farm)

Item 804
For water storage expansion...__.._____.._____.-.---—--. 100,000
This reappropriation includes $100,000 only from
former Item 776.

Item 805

For fireproofing and remodeling brick dormitory.............-..-. $ 27,800

Item 806

For receiving unit and equipment ....ccccceccccsccccsecesssceueensneeueensunton $ 16,000
Item 807

For maintenance shop and equipment... ccceccccseeeneneecsneeen $ 29,000
Item 808

For remodeling chapel and equipment... ...ccccooceceeennen $ 8,000
Item 809

For central storage building and refrigeration.................... $ 80,000
Item 810

For staff residence and equipment...._.._________.____--$ 12,200

This reappropriation includes $12,200 from former
Item 775.

Item 811

For boiler plant and distribution system.....................-.--$ 160,000

Item 812

For dormitory addition and equipment... eee $ 77,000

Total for State Penitentiary Farm and State
Prison Farm for Defective Misdemeanants, at
State Farm (general fund) ...c-ccccccscsscsssssssseeeensenes $ 620,500 $ 607,700

Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at Capron
Item 813
For cell building and equipment... 26,000 §$ 275,000
This reappropriation includes $25,000 from former
Item 783.

Item 814-815
For staff residences and equipment (5) ...-cccccc:ssnnesmesneernen $ 10,500

Item 816
For hay drying building and equipment......_____. $ 7,000
Reappro-
priations
Item 817

For maintenance shop and equipment...___________.$ 17,000
This reappropriation includes $17,000 only from
former Item 781.

Item 818
For recreational facilities 2. eccccccccsecucesssesenescsensnense scenes 5,000

Item 819
For mess hall equipment and refrigeration...................-...--.$ 20,000

Item 820
For expansion of boiler plant... 2. cccecneneinnennnnn§ 233,000

Item 821
For warehouse No. 2.cccccsssscssssnssntussssstmeciussmenemssmensemnsseneicnsiamns 15,000

Item 822
For laundry building and equipment__._._.._____..— _-$ 20,000

Total for Southampton Penitentiary Farm, at
Capron (general fund) 2 ancneeececene nr ennee-$ 885,000

State Industrial Farm for Women, at Goochland
Item 823

For laundry equipment ..........__.__-_________-_—_-_—--

Item 824
For fire hydrants and connection to water mains.__._.__

Item 825
For major repairs and improvements —.-.-cc.-ccee-ee nn 10,000

Item 826

For remodeling cottage No. 2 basement for tuberculosis
unit and equipment

Item 827
For remodeling cottage No. 2 for nursery—.......—-—-—--

Item 828
For poultry Wowse one. nec cc eecesec eee cence cent ene

Item 829
D0) a 6) 4 "4 -) 5

Item 830
For machine: shed csscccssssssccsscssscscsstecstentnts ccc acta

Item 831
For vegetable cellar —....__..____________--___-__—_--__—

Item 832
For greemhouse oe. ccccccsscnscessseuesestctessneseteenesntsssnesstaentntesntsemesemecns

$ 30,000

Item 833
For maintenance shop ..1-cccnceccccnccnsesenenencsesuenennenennenn$ 1,000

Total for State Industrial Farm for Women, at
Goochland (general fund) ..._..............-_.--.--$ 41,000

Appro-
priations

292,500

2,500

11,500

4,750

Reappro- Appro-
priations priations

Bland Correctional Farm, at White Gate
Item 834

For additional equipment ...___ $ 5,000

Item 835
For boiler No. 2 and enclosure ena vnnenennen neve $ 60,000

Item 836
For mess hall and kitchen addition and equipment............---- $ 56,500

Item 837
For poultry houses and equipment (2) eseveenivnnnnne $ 8,000

Item 838
DO) a9 01: 5 . $ 8,400

Item 839
For laundry building and equipment... -n.-ccceceeecnenncnecnenen $ 5,000

Item 840
For rooms building No. 1 and equipment................---§__ 30,000

Total for Bland Correctional Farm, at White
Gate (general fund) _.... ee $ «=—- 85,000 $=: 187,900

State Convict Road Force
Item 841

For sanitary facilities for temporary campB...........2-----:c0---- $ 214,600

Item 842
For permanent camps and equipment... $100,000 $ = 574,500
This reappropriation includes $100,000 from former
Item 802.

Total for State Convict Road Force (general
LUNG) aes eecse cscs cerectenninennmiimmnnnnnnnraneene 100,000 $ 789,000

VIRGINIA COMMISSION FOR THE VISUALLY HANDICAPPED

Item 843
For addition to present quarters and equipment._____._. $ 76,500 $ 115,000

Total for Virginia Commission for the Visually
Handicapped (general fund)..................------$ 76,500 $ 116,000

DEPARTMENT OF MENTAL HYGIENE AND HOSPITALS

State Hospital Board
Item 844
For institute for emotionally disturbed children (Virginia
Treatment Center for Children) and equipment..._..__..$ 200,000 $ 300,000
This reappropriation includes $200,000 from former
Item 805.

Total for the State Hospital Board (general
LUT) ces csr er recrcerirersneremrnenensnoarinemnanrmemenersrcuseaty $ 200,000 $ 300,000
Reappro-
priations
Central State Hospital, at Petersburg

Item 845

For additional equipment —__»_E_E ———

Item 846

For addition to boiler plant and outside utilities....................

Item 847

For reworking utility supply lines..._.._.______________---—

Item 848

For intensive treatment building and equipment (126)..........

Item 849

For water treatment plar te c.cccccccccscnscucnssnscsseceneeemnennsnmnee —

Item 850

For reworking electrical service.............. seeestsessenennetneeeetneneesesmee -

Item 851

For remodeling and fireproofing old ward buildings... $ 760,000
Item 852

For kitchen, dining room and equipment oe enennnenes $ 700,000
Item 853

For administration building and equipment........._$ 386,000

Total for Central State Hospital, at Petersburg
(general fund) —~________ -$ 1,835,000

Petersburg Training School and Hospital, at Petersburg
(Present Site)

Item 854
For additional equipment ——_.____E___
(New Site—Training Center)
Item 855
For equipment ....ccneccecccececnneennnnennninnanmnancceneensp 20,000
Item 856

For additional utilities
This reappropriation includes $109,645 from former
Item 826.

Item 857
For site grein ceca emeenneeeeceeee eee ene ener 80,000
This reappropriation includes $80,000 from former
Item 825.

Item 858
For high-grade student dormitories and equipment (4)-..$ 1,002,400
This reappropriation includes $580,000 only from
former Item 824 and $422,400 from former Item 825.

Ttem 859

For kitchen-dining building and equipment.____. $ 661,000
F This reappropriation includes $361,000 from former
tem 826.

$ 309,546

Appro-
priations

$ 50,000
$ 140,000
$ 23,800
$ 937,500
$ 380,000

$ 7,000

$ 1,538,300
Reappro-
priations
Item 860
For school and auditorium and equipment._______.._-$ 742,800
This reappropriation includes $108,066 from former
Item 825; $149,000 from former Item 826; $26,000
from former Item 828; and $99,746 from former
Item 829.

(New Site—Custodial Center)
Item 861
For outside utilities — ne ee $ 391,886
This reappropriation includes $18,966 from former
Item 833; $325,000 from former Item 884; $47,980
from former Item 836.

Item 862
For site grading ..._.. cetera 1,000
This reappropriation includes $75,000 from former
Item 88365.

Item 863
For patient dormitories and equipment (4)..__.._____-..._—.$ 1,706,800
This reappropriation includes $240,266 from former
Item 829; $56,000 from former Item 830; $13,500 from
former Item 831; $472,000 from former Item 832;
$925,046 from former Item 883.

Item 864
For land and structures. nee «=—:117,070
This reappropriation includes $117,070 from former
Item 836.

Total for Petersburg Training School and Hos-
pital, at Petersburg (general fund)__.._.._.._.$ 4,796,500

Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsburg
Item 865
For additional equipment —.__EE

Item 866

For kitchen-cafeteria equipment ——~——________ $ 65,000
This reappropriati6n includes $15,000 from former
Item 866.

Item 867

For outside utilities... ____ $50,000
This reappropriation includes $60,000 from former
Item 849.

Item 868
For outside lighting for personnel area..._________....--

Item 869
For landscaping grounds —..___.____... =» sss

Item 870
For administration building and equipment....__....__....-$ 90,000

Item 871
For continued treatment buildings and equipment (3)
(former Item 846)

900,000

Appro-
priations

5,000

50,000
Reappro- Appro-
priations priations
Item 872

For receiving building and equipment ..uu.-ccccccccccncnnnon- 600,000

Item 873
For power plant addition. ccc ceeennnncnennnnmunenmn§ 76,000

Item 874
For acute convalescent buildings and equipment (2—168)... $ 1,680,000

Item 875
For outside toilets for park area. .ccccocenccncneennnennennneninns $ 5400

Item 876
For correction of fire Wazards....ecccscsssscsnsscssssnescessscesnssnssenssene $ 2,000

Item 877

For continued treatment buildings and equipment (2)
(former Item 8656) .............. _$ 15,000

Total for Eastern State Hospital, at Williamsburg
(gemerral Prd) on eccscececesestsse seesneneerernnennennnnen 1,797.10 $ 2,349,000

Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
Item 878

For additional equipment ...._._.______- —_- ——.« —__— $ 2,000

Item 879
For water supply Sy Stern ...ccsnccccccccevcctcseceectesinenetentneeusneemesnmnene “es $ 22,500

Item 880
For sewage treatment facilities. eceececcsecscecseetneensemeeee $ 177,155

Item 881

For roads, walks, landscaping and parking area.................. $ 31,800
This reappropriation includes $31,800 from former
Item 864.

Item 882

For improvements to cemetery—..........———--—__—--—_-----_—_.$ 8,000
This reappropriation includes $6,000 only from
former Item 868.

Item 883
For toilet ventilating system........__________..____$ 2,000
This reappropriation includes $2,000 only from
former Item 868.

Item 884
For reconditioning old C. I. building... 150,000
Item 885
For reconditioning Wright building... $ 10,000
Item 886
For storeroom CleVator ocenecncccscccnccccinnnnennnmeinennnng 16,000

Total for Southwestern State Hospital, at Marion
(general fund) oer 216800 $ 224,655
Reappro-
priations
Western State Hospital, at Staunton
Item 887
For additional equipment ae esceesnneeveceneen nner

Item 888
For additional utilities 0000 88,000

Item 889
For dining room and kitchen and equipment_.____..._____-__

Item 890
For continued treatment buildings and equipment (2—384)

Item 891
For recovery building and equipment (60)...

Item 892
For demolishing buildirg: sence

Item 893
For additional steam generating capacity... 88,000

Item 894
For fireproofing and remodeling existing wards... $ 710,700
This reappropriation includes $26,000 from former
Item 879; $48,000 from former Item 681.

Item 895
For power house—new Site. oeccnenrecccncniceeenccnmnincsennneenmgp 960,000

Item 896
For continued treatment building and equipment (2)_...$ 946,000
This reappropriation includes $50,000 from former
Item 874.

Total for Western State Hospital, at Staunton
(general fund) onan $ 25128,700

DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Staunton

This reappropriation herein made by Item 897 to
DeJarnette State Sanatorium shal] be paid only out of
the special revenues collected or received from said
sanatorium and not out of the general fund of the

State treasury.

Item 897
For food service unit... (250,000

Total for DeJarnette State Sanatorium, at Staun-
ton (special funds) — 2S 250,000

Lynchburg Training School and Hospital, at Lynchburg
Item 898
For additional equipment -..

Item 899
For utilities for administration building.........W............ .

Appro-
priations

$ 26,000
$ 649,850
$ 705,000
$ 1,719,520
$ 300,000

$ 18,000

$ 8,317,370

$ 26,000

$ 38,300
Reappro-
priations
Item 900

For grading and utilities for G-1, G-2, and G-8 building
group eerie

Item 901
For landscaping and utilities for kitchen and dining hall
Item 902
For roads, walks, and drains... -----.
Item 908
For steam lines to residences A, B, and C
Item 904
For administration building and equipment...
Item 905
For remodeling barns for shops..........-___.-—_-—__-—»-—_-_—_-—
Item 906
For women’s dormitory and equipment, G-1 ('182)...............
Item 907
For women’s dormitory and equipment, G-2 (192) —...___.
Item 908
For women’s dormitory and equipment, G-8 (182)...
Item 909
For kitchen and dining hall and equipment..........._.__.$ 345,000
This reappropriation includes $87,000 from former

Item 889; $13,000 only from former Item 884; $295,000

only from former Item 887.
Item 910
For fireproofing and remodeling existing buildings...n$ 617,200

Item 911

For men’s dormitories, equipment and utilities (3—800)_.$ 900,000 .

Total for Lynchburg Training School and Hos-
pital, at Lynchburg (general fund)__.__________$ 11,762,200

Breaks Interstate Park Commission
Item 912
For additional equiprme mt nescence eee

Item 913
For learid. aid, SCE tC tT secccsccsccsisstceeececepcerrrnerrresnorcersnrsecasasasicese -$ 12,000
This reappropriation includes $12,000 from former
Item 476.

Item 914
For construction of trent)s a... ce.ccnecceecscessssceeceneeeemsseeeeceeeetesseeeemeeseeees

Total for Breaks Interstate Park Commission
(general fond) ssescssie sesmcequencrnecres $ 12,000

Item 915

Appro-

priations
$ 134,100
$ 59,250
$ 96,700
$ 6,000
$ 306,700
$ 80,000
$ 500,000
$ 500,000
$ 600,000
$ 656,000
$ 2,751,060
$ 12,500
$ 92,000
$ 2,000

$ 106,500

There is hereby reappropriated the entire amount of any unexpended balance
which exceeds $1,000 at the close of the previous biennium in each allotment
made by authority of the Governor from the following reappropriations and
appropriations made to the Governor’s Office by Chapter 716 of the Acts of

Assembly of 1956.
shall be construed as subject to the same provisions and conditions contained in this
section. All such appropriations, as well as those contained in this act, are hereby
declared to be maximum and conditional appropriations, the purpose being to make
the general fund appropriations payable in full in the amounts named only in the
event the aggregate revenues to be collected and paid into the general fund of the
State treasury during the current biennium, including any unexpended balance in
general fund revenues brought forward from the previous biennium, are estimated
by the Governor to be sufficient to pay all of the said appropriations payable from
the said general fund in full; otherwise, the said appropriations shall be deemed to
be payable in such proportions as the total sum of all appropriations out of the
general fund of the treasury bears to the total amount of general fund revenue esti-
mated as available from revenues to be collected and paid into the general fund of
the State treasury in the current biennium, including any unexpended balance in
general fund revenues brought forward from the previous biennium; in the event
any such reduction in appropriations is found necessary, it shall be made on a
uniform percentage basis applicable alike to each appropriation made out of the
general fund.

The Governor is hereby given the power and authority to examine and survey
the progress of the collection of revenue applicable to the general fund of the
State treasury, out of which the appropriations made by this act or by any other
act are payable, and to declare and determine the amounts that can during each
quarter of each of the fiscal years of the biennium be properly allocated to each
respective appropriation. All reductions made, because of revised estimates of rev-
enues, in allocations requested by any department, institution, or other agency of
the State government within the amounts contained in their respective appropria-
tions shall be uniform in percentage as to all such respective appropriations, pro-
vided that the Director of the Division of the Budget shall have authority so to
restrict any such quarterly allocation as to prevent the expenditure out of any such
appropriation of an amount in any quarter so large as to threaten a deficit in any
such specific appropriation. In making such examination and survey, the Governor
may require estimates of the prospective collection of revenues from the Comptrol-
ler, the State Tax Commissioner, the State Corporation Commission and any other
revenue assessing or collecting agency of the State having information which in
the opinion of the Governor may be pertinent. The Governor shall, subject to the
qualifications herein contained, reduce all of said appropriations payable out of the
general fund of the State treasury, made by this act or by any other act when, and
to the extent, necessary to prevent any expenditure for the payment of the said
general fund appropriations in excess of the revenues collected and paid into the
said general fund of the State treasury during the current biennium, including any
unexpended balance in general fund revenues brought forward from the previous
biennium. Any reduction so made shall be applied to the appropriations payable
from the general fund to local officers and employees in the same manner and
degree as to departments, institutions, or other agencies receiving appropriations
from the general fund.

In exercising the powers and performing the duties set forth in the preceding
paragraphs, the Governor shall in no case reduce the total appropriations made
to any one department, institution or other agency therein referred to to any amount
less than seventy-five per centum of the total of the original appropriations.

This section shall not be construed as authorizing any reduction to be made in
the amounts herein appropriated for the payment of interest or sinking fund
installments on the State’s bonded debt, or for the payment of a legally author-
ized deficit, or in unexpended amounts or balances in appropriations made by any
preceding session of the General Assembly and reappropriated by this act, or for
the payment of pensions to Confederate veterans, their widows or dependents, or
for the support of needy Confederate women, or Confederate veterans, or for car-
ing for the graves of Confederate dead, nor as authorizing any reduction to be
made in appropriations made herein by items 39 to 49 inclusive for the Virginia
Supplemental Retirement System, nor in any appropriation made to enable pay-
ments to be made in fulfillment of any contract for the construction and furnish-
ing of any State building, nor as authorizing a reduction in the salary of any
State officer where such reduction would be contrary to the Constitution of the
State.
i. 642] ACTS OF ASSEMBLY 1075

Where necessary to the exercise of the powers and duties conferred on the
Governor by this section, he may enforce such uniform reductions in the salaries
of State officials and employees on a flat or graduated basis as he may find neces-
sary, provided that any such salary reduction which the Governor may order or
require shall apply to salaries payable from special funds as well as to salaries
payable from the general fund of the treasury.

Provided, further, however, that no reduction of more than 15 per cent shall
be made under this section in any annual salary of any officer or employee.

This section shall not be construed as limiting the authority of the Governor
under the Virginia Personnel Act to establish a uniform compensation plan and
amendments thereto.

Section 10. Every appropriation set forth in this act for any State institution
and made payable from the general fund of the State treasury is to supplement
revenues earned and collected by such institutions, exclusive of such revenues paid
into the general fund of the State treasury, and shall be paid from the general
fund of the State treasury only insofar as shal] be necessary to provide for the
maintenance and operation of such institution; each such appropriation shall be
reduced by the Governor insofar as the same is not so required.

AUTHORITY TO INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS

Section 11. The Governor is hereby authorized, in his discretion, to increase
the appropriations to any of the agencies named in Section 20e of this act, to an
amount not to exceed the revenues collected and paid into the general fund of the
State treasury by such agency, during the current biennium.

It is provided, further, that the Governor is hereby authorized, in his discretion,
to increase the appropriations to any of the institutions named in Section 20f to
an amount not to exceed the monies, fees and revenues collected and paid into
the State treasury by the said institution for a material expansion of the activities
of the said institution, where in the judgment of the Governor such expenditure
will result, within a period of twelve months from the granting of such permission
by the Governor, in the repayment to the State treasury by the said institution of
an equal or larger amount than the monies so expended.

Section 12. Any amount paid to any department, institution or other agency
of the State government as proceeds of an insurance policy may be expended
to replace any property loss covered by such policy and is hereby appropriated,
for expenditure as far as may be necessary, to make such replacement; provided,
however, that the Governor’s written approval] shall first be obtained for any such
expenditure of the proceeds of an insurance policy in excess of $3,000.

Section 18. With the prior written approval of the Governor, any department,
institution or other agency of the State government may expend, in addition to
the appropriation herein made to such department, institution or other agency, any
money, revenue or funds paid into the State treasury to the credit of said depart-
ment, institution or other agency, in excess of such appropriations as proceeds of
donations, gifts, Federal grants, or other special revenues when later developments
are believed to make such expenditure necessary. Such expenditures from any
gift, grant or donation shall be in accordance with the purpose for which it
was made.

SOLICITATION AND ACCEPTANCE OF DONATIONS,
GIFTS AND FEDERAL GRANTS

Section 14. No donations, gifts or Federal grants whether or not entailing
commitments as to the expenditure, or subsequent request for appropriation or
expenditure, from the general fund of the State treasury shall be solicited or
accepted by or on behalf of any department, institution or other agency of the
State government without the prior written consent and approval of the Governor.
Section 15. No State department, institution or other agency receiving appro-
priations under the provisions of this act shall exceed the amount of its appro-
priations, or incur obligations at a rate which would result in the creation of a
deficit in its appropriations, except in an emergency, and then only with the con-
sent and approval of the Governor in writing first obtained. No emergency shall
be deemed to exist because of conditions which, by the exercise of reasonable
care and good judgment, could have been foreseen when the General Assembly
was in session. If any such department, institution or other agency shall exceed
the amount of its appropriation without such consent and approval of the Governor
in writing first obtained, the Governor is hereby directed to withhold his approval
from such excess expenditure, and there shall be no reimbursement of said excess,
nor shall there be any liability or obligation upon the State to make any appropria-
tion hereafter to meet such deficit. Further, those members of any governing board
of any such department, institution or other agency who shall have voted therefor,
or, if there be no governing board, the head of any such department, institution or
other agency, making any such excessive expenditure shall be personally liable for
the full amount of such unauthorized deficit, and, in the discretion of the Governor,
shall be deemed guilty of neglect of official duty, and be subject to removal there-
for. The Governor is hereby directed to bring this provision of this act to the
attention of the members of the governing board of each such department,
institution or other agency of the State government, or if there be no governing
board, to the head of each such department, institution or other agency, not later
than the date this act becomes effective. The amount which the Governor may
authorize any State agency or agencies to expend, out of the general fund of the
State treasury, in excess of the appropriation for such agency or agencies, under
the provisions of this section, during the current biennium, shall not exceed for
all such agencies combined one per cent (1%) of the revenues collected and paid
into the general fund of the State treasury during the last year of the previous
biennium and the first year of the current biennium.

Any amount which a department, institution or other agency of the State govern-
ment may expend in excess of its appropriation, under authority given by the Gov-
ernor under this act to such department, institution or other State agency to exceed
its appropriation or to incur a deficit, shall be first obtained by the said department,
institution or agency by borrowing said amount on such terms and from such
sources as may be approved by the Governor and the State Treasurer.

CAPITAL OUTLAY

Section 16. In regard to each project for which a capital outlay appropriation
or reappropriation is made in this act, or which is hereafter considered by the
Governor for inclusion in the executive budget, the Governor is hereby required:
(a) to determine the urgency of its need, as compared with the need for other
capital outlay projects as herein authorized, or hereafter considered; and, (b)
to determine whether the proposed plans and specifications for each capital outlay
project for which appropriations or reappropriations are herein made, or hereafter
considered, are suitable and adequate, and whether or not they involve expenditures
which are excessive for the purposes intended; and, (c) to determine whether
labor, materials, and other requirements if any, needed for the acquisition or
construction of such project can and will be obtained at reasonable cost.

No architectural or engineering planning for, or construction of, any capital
outlay project involving expenditure of State funds shall be commenced without
the prior written approval of the Governor. The Governor, at his discretion, may
release from any capital outlay appropriation or reappropriation made in this act
such sum (or sums) as may be necessary to pay for the preparation of plans and
specifications by architects and engineers, provided that the estimated cost of the
construction covered by such drawings and specifications does not exceed the ap-
propriation therefor; provided, further, however, that the architectural or en-
gineering fees paid on completion of the preliminary design for any such project
may be based on such estimated costs as may be approved by the Governor in
writing, where it is shown to the satisfaction of the Governor that higher costs of
labor or material, or both, or other unforseen conditions, have made the appro-
Section 17. The State departments and agencies in Richmond which pay rentals
for office and storage space, whether or not in State-owned buildings, may elect,
with the consent of the Governor, as a means of eliminating such rentals, to con-
tribute to the construction or purchase of a building or buildings to be owned by
the State in which they shall be provided office and storage space without rental
except for services provided. Such departments and agencies as elect, with the
consent of the Governor, to make such contributions shall transfer from appropriate
surplus special fund accounts to a special account in the Governor’s Office a sum
equivalent to the prorata share of the cost of such building or buildings. The pro-
rata share shall be based upon the estimated minimum gross space requirements
as approved by the Governor; for purposes of initial transfers the figures of $20.00
per gross square foot for office space and $10.00 per gross square foot for storage
space shall be used. Any sums so transferred to the special account herein described
shall be used solely for the planning and constructing or purchasing of office and
storage space and of auxiliary equipment and utilities for the use of the depart-
ments and agencies contributing. For the use of office or storage space in such
building no rental shall be charged the contributing agency or any bureau or
division thereof except for services. This section shall not be construed as limiting
or restricting in any way the exercise by the Director of the Division of the
Budget of the authority given him by Section 2-75.1 of the Code of Virginia to
utilize subject to the approval of the Governer any vacant property owned by the
State and located near the Capitol Square for the purpose of providing parking
facilities for officers and employees of the State and to allocate spaces therein and
operate the same under such rules and regulations as he may prescribe.

Section 18. Funds received from the sale of property by any department, insti-
tution or other agency of the State government, to the Richmond-Petersburg Turn-
pike Authority are hereby appropriated to the said State department, institution
or other agency making such sale, for use only for capital outlay items and
purchase of land as may be recommended by the governing board, or where there
is no governing board, by the head of the said State department, institution, or
other agency, subject to the approval of the Governor.

PAYMENTS INTO SPECIAL FUND

Section 19. All monies, fees, charges, and revenues heretofore accumulated or
hereafter collected for the inspection of agricultural products by the Department
of Agriculture and Immigration shall be paid directly and promptly into the
State treasury and shall constitute a special fund from which appropriations may
be made for such inspection, notwithstanding any other provisions of law.

PAYMENTS INTO GENERAL FUND

Section 20. All of the following shall be paid directly and promptly into the
general fund of the State treasury:

a. All monies, fees, charges, and revenues, excluding Federal grants, here-
tofore accumulated or hereafter collected by or on behalf of the agencies listed
below:

State Water Control Board, under the provisions of §§ 62-10 through 62-42,
inclusive, of the Code of Virginia:

State Board of Welfare and Institutions or any institution under its control,
for lanudry work done by the central laundry number 1 of such institution;

Department of Agriculture and Immigration, from whatever source and
notwithstanding any other provisions of law, not including, however, the funds
collected under the cited sections of the Code of Virginia for sale of liming
materials (§§ 148-145, inclusive), for auditing cooperative associations, weights
and measures services (§§ 59-80 and 59-81), for certification of agricultural
products (§§ 3-28 and 8-29), for use of the Virginia Quality Label (§§ 8-274
and 3-277), and for issuing permits for feeding garbage to swine (§ 3-598.4);

Division of Motion Picture Censorship, for the examination and licensing
of motion picture films publicly exhibited in Virginia, and from all other
sources;

Department of Conservation and Development, by, from, or through the
operation of the State parks, including entrance and concession fees and any
and all other funds derived from the operation or use of such parks; under
the provisions of §§ 10-68 to 10-74, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia;

State Registrar of Vital Statistics, under the provisions of §§ 20-50 through
20-55, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia;

Commission of Fisheries—all revenues, fees and charges collected by the
Commission of Fisheries, all other laws and parts of laws to the contrary
notwithstanding, provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to
any such revenues which under the Constitution and laws of Virginia are
payable into the literary fund;

Board of Commissioners to Examine Pilots, under the provisions of
§§ 54-536, 54-538, 54-589 and 54-541 of the Code of Virginia;

Medical College of Virginia and State Department of Health—all fees paid
by tuberculosis patients at Ennion G. Williams Hospital, all other laws and
parts of laws to the contrary notwithstanding.

Department of Taxation—all monies derived from licenses issued under
§ 58-402 of the Code of Virginia;

Department of Labor and Industry, or other agency, under the provisions
of §§ 40-96 through 40-120, inclusive, of the Code of Virginia.

b. All of the taxes upon inheritances hereafter collected, regardless of the
date of the death of the decedent.

ce. All fees or per diem collected by any superintendent of a State hospita
for treatment of the mentally afflicted, or by any member of his staff, for th
performance of services for which a fee or per diem is provided or paid
provided, however, that this provision shall not apply to any fee or per dien
allowed by statute to any such superintendent or member of his staff wher
summoned as a witness in any court.

d. All fees and other charges hereafter collected by or on behalf or o
account of the State Corporation Commission, or any division or bureai
thereof, in pursuance of law, for regulating the sale of securities.

e. All monies, fees, taxes and charges, hereafter collected by either or an:
of the following boards or agencies, to-wit:

Virginia Board of Law Examiners
State Anatomical Board

State Board for the Examination and Certification of Architects, Professions
Engineers and Land Surveyors

State Board of Accountancy

State Board of Embalmers and Funeral Directors of Virginia
State Board of Medical Examiners

State Board of Examiners of Nurses

State Board of Opticians

State Board of Examiners in Optometry
State Board of Veterinary Examiners
Virginia Real Estate Commission

State Registration Board for Contractors
Board of Examiners (Mines)

Virginia State Board of Dental Examiners
or on their behalf by the Department of Professional and Occupational Regis-
tration.

f. All monies, fees and revenues which are required by law to be paid into
the State treasury when collected by either or any of the following institutions
and agencies:

Virginia Truck Experiment Station

The Penitentiary (not including the Industrial Department)
Central State Hospital

Petersburg Training School and Hospital

Eastern State Hospital

Southwestern State Hospital

Western State Hospital

Lynchburg Training School and Hospital

State Industria] Farm for Women

State Penitentiary Farm

Southampton Penitentiary Farm

Bland Correctional Farm (not including the Lime Grinding Plant)
Beaumont School for Boys

Bon Air School for Girls

Janie Porter Barrett School for Girls

Hanover School for Boys

g. All monies paid into the State treasury as reimbursement to the State
for the cost of any examination or audit by the Auditor of Public Accounts
of the books or records of any county, city, or other political subdivision, or
any officer or agency thereof, of this State, the cost of which audit or
examination is required by law to be borne by such county, city or political
subdivision.

Section 21. From the revenues collected and paid into the treasury, by county
and city treasurers, clerks of courts and delinquent tax collectors, or, other
collecting officers, creditable to any fund or funds other than the general fund of
the Commonwealth, the cost of collecting which has been paid from an appro-
priation out of the general fund of the Commonwealth, the Comptroller shall
deduct the amount of cost of such collections and credit the same to the general
fund of the Commonwealth to reimburse that fund for the expense paid therefrom.

Section 22. For each year of the current biennium, there shall be paid into
the general fund of the State treasury for each department or agency of the State
government or section thereof supported entirely from special funds a rental charge
for any space it occupies in State-owned buildings at Richmond and/or a service
charge. Rental charges shall be based upon the average amount of floor space occu-
pied during each of said years, at an annual rate per square foot not exceeding the
prevailing rate for equivalent commercial rentals as determined by the Governor,
not exceeding, however, $3.50 per square foot for office floor space and $1.00 per
re foot for storage floor space; provided, however, that rental charges shall not
y to occupancy of buildings purchased and maintained from special funds.
ges for service, including but not limited to such items as light, heat, power,
r, janitorial and elevator service, and minor repairs, shall be based upon the
of such service, determined in a manner approved by the Governor.

shall be the duty of the Director of the Division of the Budget to report the
il charges and service charges, and the basis therefor, to the Comptroller on
30th and December 31st in each of said fiscal years for the preceding six
hs; the Comptroller shall thereupon transfer to the general fund of the State
ury, from the respective appropriations made to the said departments, or
cies, or sections thereof, the amounts so specified.

ction 28. In order to reimburse the general fund of the State treasury for
nses herein authorized to be paid therefrom on account of the activities listed
vy, the sums stated below shall be transferred from the special funds specified
ie general fund on January 1 of each year of the current biennium:

First Year Second Year
Alcoholic Beverage Control Fund
(§ 4-23, Code of Virginia)

For legal services by Department of Law.._............. ..$ 12,000 $ 12,000
For auditing accounts of Virginia Alcoholic Beverage

Control Board by Auditor of Public Accounts... 18,000 $ 18,000
For expenses incurred on account of said board by:

Department of ACCOUMmtS...n.acccceccscscstinescnvsessinnensstnsensnnnes $ 9,000 $ 9,000

Department of the Treasury..............--—.......-$ 5,500 $ 5,500

For expenses incurred for care, treatment, study and
rehabilitation of alcoholics by:

State Board of Health... cccessssssnenseeneienenn $200,180 $208,980
State Hospital Board at the Central, Eastern,
Southwestern, and Western State Hospitala.............$525,000 $583,000

Forest Products Tax Fund
(§ 58-838.7, Code of Virginia)
For collection by Department of Taxation........................$ 14,500 $ 14,500

State Corporation Commission
(Funds cited in Items 101-105, inclusive)

For share of Commission administrative and legal
expenses, to be pro-rated among such funds by
the Commission with the approval of the Gov-
OXTIORN ooccssssssecsssosessenesssnssssttennssessessnennsanssssaneesnsetneeeuaneecnssnsaeennsssnesecnneeunee $ 47,740 $ 47,740

Proceeds of the Tax on Motor Vehicle Fuels

For inspection and analysis of gasoline and motor
0) rc $ 39,055 $ 41,745

Tota] siccassssscsmnensisiss,carier -.omninnouaararementenantmareumeas Ol Og 1D $940,465

ction 28-A. On July 1, 1958, the Comptroller shall transfer to the General
i of the State Treasury $200,000 from the Special Fund balance standing to
credit of the DeJarnette Sanatorium. On July 1, 1959, the Comptroller shall
sfer to the General Fund of the State Treasury $160,000 from the Special
1 balance standing to the credit of the Penitentiary Industrial Department.

RESTRICTED EXPENDITURES

Advertising

ction 24. No public funds or money shall be expended by any State institution
igher learning to which an appropriation is made by this act, for the purpose
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of paying for advertisements or advertising intended or designed to promote
student attendance, at any such institution; provided, however, that this provision
shall not be construed as prohibiting the inclusion in college catalogs or bulletins
of such pictures as are necessary to portray to a reasonable extent the more
important architectural features, instructional facilities and student activities of
any such State institution of higher learning.

Motion Picture Film Production

Section 25. No public funds or money shall be expended by any department,
institution or other agency of the State government for the production of motion
picture films except with the written approval of the Governor first obtained.

New or Additional Education Facilities

Section 26. No State institution of higher learning shall hereafter undertake
or engage in the operation of any new or additional extension school, day school
or junior college, without the approval of the General Assembly being first
obtained.

New Activities

Section 27. No department, institution or other agency of the State government
shall begin any new activity that will call for future additional capital outlay or
that will require an increase in subsequent general or special fund operating
expenses without first obtaining the authorization of the General Assembly; pro-
vided the Governor may in writing authorize new activities within the amounts Tand
general purposes of the appropriations set forth in this act.

Automobiles

Section 28-29. No automobiles of the pleasure type shall be purchased by the
State or any officer or employee on behalf of the State costing more than one
thousand ($1,000) dollars without the written approval of the Governor first
obtained This provision, however, shall not apply to automobiles purchased by
or for the use of the Governor of Virginia. The Governor is hereby authorized to
transfer surplus motor vehicles among the departments, institutions and other
agencies of the State government, and the Director of the Department of Purchase
and Supply shall determine the value of such surplus equipment for the purpose
of maintaining the financial accounts of the departments, agencies and institutions
affected by such transfers.

Travel

Section 30. All travel expense accounts shall be submitted on forms pre-
scribed or approved by the Comptroller. Each account shall show the dates
expenses were incurred or paid; points between which traveled; number of miles
traveled when claim for reimbursement for mileage is made; method of travel,
whether by railroad, steamship, bus, or, for hire, privately owned or State owned
automobile; pullman fare, to be shown separate from regular fare; hotel expense;
meals; incidental expenses, such as telegrams, telephone calls, etc., to be specified
in each instance; a concise statement of the purpose of or reason for such travel
expense. The Comptroller 18 specifically directed to withhold the issuance of
warrants in payment of expense accounts submitted for “lump sum” amounts.

Provided that nothing in this section is to be construed as prohibiting the
Governor from making rules and regulations providing for payments as “per
diem” in lieu of actual expenses for lodging, meals and necessary gratuities where
it has been previously determined to the satisfaction of the Governor that the
“per diem” allowed is not in excess of average daily actual expenses of the
traveler for lodging, meals and necessary gratuities, or in excess of $10.00 per day,
whichever is the lower.

Allowances out of any of the appropriations made in this act by any and all
of the department, institutions or other agencies of the State government for actual
expenses on account of the use of personal automobiles in the discharge of official
duties shall not exceed seven cents per mile of actual travel. No additional allow-
ance over and above seven cents per mile of actual travel shall be made for storage,
or for any other expense exclusive of ferry, tunnel, turnpike or bridge tolls incident
to the maintenance and operation of said personal automobiles; provided, however,
that an additional allowance for storage may be made when payment for use of
personal automobiles in the discharge of official duties is made at a rate per mile
of actual travel not exceeding such rate charged to State agencies by the Central
Garage for use of State automobiles.

Travel, whether by common carrier, or privately owned or for hire conveyance,
shall be over the most direct practicable route and allowances for travel, except
as authorized herein for personal automobiles, shall not be certified to the Comp-
troller for payment by any department, institution or other agency of the State
government for amounts exceeding the standard common carrier rates between
points traveled except in an emergency (which emergency shall be stated in the
expense account), or, when, in the interest of the State, a greater expense is justi-
fied, the facts in each such instance to be stated in the expense account.

STUDENT LOAN FUNDS

Section 81. The appropriations provided for in this act for making loans to
students at the several State institutions shall be expended upon such terms and
according to such rules as may be prescribed by the respective governing boards of
the institutions for which the appropriations are made, in making loans to needy
and deserving students of talent and character from Virginia in said institutions
for the purpose of aiding these to obtain an education at such institutions, who
might not be able otherwise to do so. The term “student” shall include medical
interns and residents as well as other students. Such loans shall not exceed $300.00
in any one session to the same student. In the case of medical and dental students,
loans not to exceed $500.00 may be made. They shall be made to said students
upon such terms, as to time and security, as the Comptroller shall prescribe; pro-
vided, however, that the rate of interest charged said students on such loans shall
be three per centum per annum.

The said State students’ loan funds shall be preserved from depletion by the
said institutions; and together with the repayments and accretions thereto, shall
be held and used for the purpose, and on the terms, specified in this act and no
other; and each of said institutions shall annually, not later than July in each
year thereafter, file, in the office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction, a
statement, in detail, showing for the year past the amounts received by said funds,
or the loans made, to whom made, and upon what terms, the amounts of the
corpus of said funds, the amounts repaid to said funds, and from whom, and any
other information deemed pertinent by the institution so reporting, or which may
have been requested by the Superintendent of Public Instruction.

The Comptroller shall make no payment to any of the said institutions on
account of the said students’ loan funds unless and until the institutions applying
for such payment shall have furnished the said Comptroller a certificate from the
Superintendent of Public Instruction that such institution has complied, in all
respects, with the foregoing requirements of this act in relation thereto.

The Auditor of Public Accounts shall annually audit and exhibit in his annual
report the account of the said funds at each of the said institutions.

Where the student loan fund created by State appropriation is inadequate in
amount at any institution to carry out fully the purpose for which this fund was
established, the governing board and president of such institution, with the written
consent and approval of the Governor first obtained, is authorized, for the purpose
of providing an additional student loan fund, to borrow from such sources and on
such terms as may be approved by the Governor an amount not to exceed $20,000,
and to provide for such extensions or renewals of such loans as may be necessary.
Such funds shall be used only in making loans to students in the same circum-
stances and under the same terms and regulations, as are herein prescribed for
loans from the fund created by the State appropriations, and for no other purpose
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whatever. The repayments and interest accretions to said fund shall be used so
far as may be necessary to repay the indebtedness of the institution created by the
governing board and presiding officer thereof, in establishing said additional
student loan fund. Such additional amounts may be borrowed by the governing
board and president of the institution, with the Governor’s approval, from time to
time, as may be necessary to maintain the amount of said additional loan fund,
whether in cash or notes receivable or both, including all amounts heretofore
borrowed and not repaid, at $20,000.

Accounts shall be kept and reports rendered for all such additional loan funds in
all respects as herein required for loan funds created by State appropriations, and
the Auditor of Public Accounts shall annually exhibit in his report the amounts
of the said additional loan funds at each institution.

It is hereby provided that the governing board of any State institution for which
a Student Loan Fund has been established may, with the written approval of the
Governor, cancel any indebtedness due such institution on account of a loan or
loans made from such fund when such indebtedness has been outstanding more
than fifteen years, and in the opinion of the president and governing board of the
institution is uncollectible. Upon the cancellation of any such indebtedness a state-
ment thereof describing the obligation in detail and the date of its cancellation
shall be certified by the president of the institution to the Comptroller.

A loan to a student hereunder shall be deemed delinquent when not paid if due
or when arrangements satisfactory to the institution have not been made, including
some curtailment, within eighteen months after (a) graduation or (b) leaving
the institution without graduating, or (c) completion of internship in the case of
medical students.

The institution making the loan shall make every effort to collect the same when
delinquent within the six month period following delinquency. If not collected
within such six month period, the institution shall forward the same to the State
Treasurer for collection, who shall promptly collect the same.

Section 32. Each institution to which appropriations for student loans are
made or have been made under this act is authorized to employ not exceeding
twenty-five per centum of the unobligated balances in such fund available to the
institution as of June 380 of each fiscal year to establish a system of scholarships
for graduates of Virginia high schools in accordance with the terms hereof:

(a) Any freshman student granted any such scholarship shall maintain at least
a “C” average in his classes.

(b) Not more than twenty per centum of such scholarships shall be reserved for
students in the sophomore year who have maintained at least a “C’”’ average in
their classes.

(c) The scholarships for freshmen shal] be granted only to applicants classified
as Virginia students who (1) rank in the upper fourth of their graduating class or
(2) score at least 100 or more on the American Council on Education test or (8)
score in the upper half of their class, on a national basis, on a similar test.

(d) No scholarship provided for under this section shall be awarded to any
person not eligible to be classified as a Virginia student nor then unless and until
the applicant is needy and has satisfied the institution as to his lack of financial
resources. No such scholarship shall exceed the rate of five hundred dollars or be
less than three hundred dollars a year.

(e) It is provided, however, that there shall be no employment of State student
loan funds for the establishment of scholarships as herein authorized that would
reduce the unobligated balance in any such fund below 50 per cent of the unobli-
gated balance in such fund on July 1, 1956.
Section 33. Subject to uniform rules and regulations established by the
Governor, the head of any department, institution or other agency of the State
government may authorize, from any funds appropriated to such department, insti-
tution or other agency in this act or subsequently made available for the purpose,
compensation or expenses or both compensation and expenses for employees pur-
suing approved training courses or academic studies for the purpose of becoming
better equipped for their employment in the State service. The rules and regula-
tions shall include reasonable provision for the return of any employee receiving
such benefits for a reasonable period of duty, or for reimbursement to the State
for expenditures incurred on behalf of the employee.

Section 34. It is hereby provided that the Governor may authorize or direct,
in writing, under such terms and conditions as he may prescribe, the transfer of
prisoner labor, or of farm commodities produced, at any State institution or insti-
tutions to any other State institution or institutions. It is further provided that
unit prices of foodstuffs or other commodities produced on farms, fixed under
§ 2-128 of the Code of Virginia, shall become effective only with the prior written
approval of the Governor.

Section 35. The Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind, at Staunton,
shall reimburse monthly the Western State Hospital, at Staunton, for steam
furnished the said School for the Deaf and the Blind by the said Western State
Hospital at a rate per thousand pounds of steam so furnished, to be fixed by the
Director of the Division of the Budget with the approval of the Governor. Such
rate shall include the actual cost of the production of such steam, by the Western
State Hospital, as determined by the Chief Engineer of the Division of the Budget,
including in said production cost all operating expenses, depreciation on heating
plant buildings and equipment and interest on the amount invested therein. The
amount received by the Western State Hospital from the said Virginia School for
the Deaf and the Blind, under this section, shall be credited by the Comptroller
to the appropriation for the Western State Hospital as a refund on the cost of
fuel purchased by the said hospital.

Section 86. It is provided that State employees who are served with meals at
State institutions shall be charged for such meals on an equitable basis approved
by the Director of the Division of the Budget; such charges shall not be less than
the value of raw food and the cost of direct labor incidental to preparation and
serving. All revenues received from such charges shall be paid directly and
promptly into the State treasury to the credit of the fund from which money for
the employees’ salaries is appropriated; provided, however, that revenues from such
charges at Blue Ridge Sanatorium, Catawba Sanatorium and Piedmont Sanatorium
shall be paid into the general fund of the State treasury.

Section 37. The State Board of Welfare and Institutions shall establish, with
the approval of the Governor, such rates of charge, rules and regulations as may
be proper and necessary in the operation of central laundries at institutions under
control of the Board, and shall, with the Governor’s approval, fix and regulate
from time to time the rates to be charged for laundry work done for other State
institutions by said central laundries.

Section 88. During the current biennium, the compensation of each officer and
employee who enters the service of the Commonwealth or who is promoted to 3
vacant position shall be fixed at such rate as shall be approved by the Governor
in writing and no increase shall be made in the compensation of any officer or
employee of the State government during the said biennium except with the
Governor’s written approval first obtained; provided, however, that these require-
ments for written approval by the Governor shall not be mandatory as to any
person to whom the Virginia Personnel Act and rules issued pursuant thereto
are applicable. In all cases where any office? or employee is employed or promoted
to fill a vacancy in a position for which a salary is specified by this act, the Gov-
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ernor may fix the salary of such officer or employee at a lower rate or amount
than is specified. Unless exceptional circumstances are found by the Governor,
salaries for newly employed or promoted officers and employees shall be established
at the entrance rates provided by the compensation and classification plans es-
tablished by the Governor.

However, where considerations of efficiency and economy require, the Governor
may authorize that specified positions be filled without written approval of the
salary of each officer and employee entering such positions; such authorization
shall be subject to rules and regulations prescribed by the Governor and, for per-
manent positions, shall specify rates and classes of positions in accordance with
the compensation and classification plans established by the Governor.

Unless otherwise ordered by the Governor this section shall not apply to any
employee whose salary or wage, including the cash value of perquisites as estab-
lished by the Governor, amounts to an annual rate not exceeding $1,200 from all
sources. No lump sum appropriation for personal service shall be regarded as
advisory or suggestive of individual salary rates or of salary schedules to be fixed
under law by the Governor payable from the lump sum appropriation.

For his assistance in carrying out the provisions of this section the Governor
may require information in writing from the head of any department, institution
or agency of the State government or from any employee thereof, upon any subject
relating to the duties of any office or position in such department, institution or
agency.

Section 89. Except when otherwise directed by the Governor, the Director of
the Division of the Budget shall prepare and act upon the quarterly allotments
of funds from appropriations required by this Act, and the authorizations for
rates of pay required by this Act. Such allotments and authorizations shall have
the same effect as if the personal signature of the Governor were subscribed
thereto. This section shall not be construed to prohibit an appeal by the head of
any department, or institution or other agency of the State government to the
Governor for reconsideration of any action taken by the Director of the Division of
the Budget under this section.

Section 40. In order to make available within the Division of the Budget land-
scape engineering advisory services to State institutions, including the preparation
of plans and designs that will further the usefulness and beauty of the parks and
grounds, and also including the furnishing of programs for scientific care of
trees, shrubs and lawn areas, there is hereby authorized to be transferred by the
Governor from the general fund appropriations for maintenance and operation of
the several State institutions, on a uniform percentage basis, an amount not to
exceed in the aggregate $15,000 for each year of the current biennium. From the
fund so created, the Director of the Division of the Budget with the approval of
the Governor shall expend the amount necessary for technical help and other
expenses required to carry out the program for which the said fund was created.

APPROPRIATIONS TO NON-STATE AGENCIES

Section 41. No disbursement shall be made from any funds appropriated
in this act to any society, institution, board, association, or agency, not owned or
controlled by the State of Virginia, except with the consent and approval of the
head or governing board of the supervisory department or agency herein desig-
nated. The payrolls or bills presented to the Comptroller for said expenditures
shall be itemized and classified, in accordance with the budget classification
adopted by the Governor, and shall be countersigned by the head or executive
officer of the designated State department or institution, and lump sum transfers
of appropriations to the aforesaid organizations are hereby prohibited. It shall
be the duty of each of said organizations to submit its biennial budget estimates
to the head or executive officer of the designated State department or institution
for examination and approval of the form of submission and for transmission of
Society, institution, board, Supervised by
association, or agency

Virginia Division, United Daughters Comptroller
of the Confederacy

Confederate Museum at Richmond State Librarian

Valentine Museum at Richmond State Librarian

Virginia Historical Society State Librarian
(Battle Abbey), at Richmond :

Robert E. Lee Memorial Foundation, State Librarian
Incorporated

Woodrow Wilson Birthplace State Librarian

Foundation, Incorporated

Director of Department of Conservation
Barter Theater and Economic Development

Breaks Interstate Park Commission Director of Department of Conservation
and Economic Development

Home for Needy Confederate Women Director of Welfare and Institutions,
subject to the approval of the State
Board of Welfare and Institutions

Virginia Home for Incurables Director of Welfare and Institutions,
subject to the approval of the State
Board of Welfare and Institutions
Virginia Institute of Scientific State Chemist, Department of Agricul-
Research ture and Immigration

REVERSION OF APPROPRIATIONS

Section 42. All the appropriations herein made out of the general fund of the
State treasury for the current biennium, which have not actually been disbursed
by warrants drawn by the Comptroller on the State Treasurer and are thus un-
expended on the books of the Department of Accounts at the close of business
on the last day of the current biennium shall, except as may be subsequently
provided by the General Assembly, revert to and become a part of the general
fund of the State treasury of the Commonwealth of Virginia, and shall not there-
after be paid by the Comptroller and the same shall be charged off upon the
books in his office.

LIMITED CONTINUATION OF APPROPRIATIONS

Section 43. Notwithstanding any contrary provision of law any unexpended
balances on the books of the Comptroller as of the last day of the previous biennium
shall be continued in force for such period, not exceeding ten (10) days from
such date, as may be necessary in order to permit payment of any claims, demands
or liabilities incurred prior to such date and unpaid at the close of business on
such date, and shown by audit in the Department of Accounts to be a just and
legal charge against such unexpended balances.
Section 44. In case the expenditures or indebtedness incurred at any department,
institution or other agency of the State government receiving funds under this act,
shall exceed without legal authority the amount appropriated, the Comptroller is
hereby directed to make public such overdraft, and the Director of the Division of
the Budget is hereby directed to set out the same in the next budget giving detailed
information as to the obligations involved, whether the overdraft be legal or not.
Each and every head of an agency, institution or department handling any State
funds shall, at least once each year upon request of the Auditor of Public Accounts,
make a detailed statement, under oath, of the financial condition of his office as of
the date of such call, to the Auditor of Public Accounts, and upon such forms as
shall be prescribed by said Auditor of Public Accounts.

SEVERABILITY

Section 45. If any part or parts, section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase
of this act or the application thereof to any person or circumstance is for any
reason declared unconstitutional, such decision shall not affect the validity of the
remaining portions of this act which shall remain in force as if such act had been
passed with the unconstitutional part or parts, section, subsection, sentence, clause,
phrase or such application thereof eliminated; and the General Assembly hereby
declares that it would have passed this act if such unconstitutional part or parts,
section, subsection, sentence, clause or phrase had not been included herein, or
if such application had not been made.

REPEALER

Section 46. All acts and parts of acts inconsistent with the provisions of this
act be, and the same are hereby, repealed.

EFFECTIVE DATE
Section 47. This act shall become effective on July 1, 1968.