Exhibit 1-Estimated gross national product of metropolitan France.
Exhibit 2-French taxes and United States military procurement and
construction in France__
Exhibit 3-Utilization of agricultural land in France. -
Exhibit 4-Summary of the agreement with the French Government
on use of counterpart accruing in calendar 1951 from United
States fiscal 1951 dollar aid.......
Exhibit 5-French industrial experts to study techniques for stand-
ardization, simplification in the United States...
Exhibit 6-Counterpart funds_-_-
Exhibit 7-Marseille region of southern France enjoying industrial
and agricultural expansion, with Marshall aid..
Exhibit 9-Lorraine, key testing ground of French economic recovery
with Marshall plan aid, keeps pace with modern times..
Exhibit 10-French pioneers tapping new resources in Pyrenees region
with Marshall plan support. --
Exhibit 11-Rugged Massif central producing electric power for ex-
panding industries under European relief program.
Exhibit 12-Marshall plan helps Algeria to boost its industrial and
agricultural potential and improve living conditions of population__
Exhibit 13-Marshall plan helps Tunisia boost its agricultural resour-
ces and open up new industrial vistas__
Exhibit 14-Morocco expands agricultural and industrial resources
with Marshall plan assistance_-
Exhibit 3-Brief résumé of political situation in the Federation of
Malaya and the Colony of Singapore..
Exhibit 4-Basic data and current trade information on district in
territory of American consulate general, Singapore..
Exhibit 5-Brief history of the Federation of Malaya_
Exhibit 6-The tin industry in Malaya..
Exhibit 7-Economic Cooperation Administration, Far East Program
Division, reference notes, September 1951.---
Exhibit 1-Department of the Army-Overseas supply management.
Statement of Lt. Col. J. G. Coats, Distribution Branch, Supply
Division, Office of
Exhibit 9-Letter from Col. J. H. Cook, deputy quartermaster, Japan
Logistical Command, to Hon. Bill Lantaff, October 28, 1951.
Enclosure 1-List of quartermaster depots, Japan Logistical
Command..
Enclosure 2-Estimated quantities and cost of items recovered
from MITI by QM section, JLC, from July 1, 1950, to July 1,
Letter from Lt. Col. M. B. Fogarty, QMC, Chief, Stock
Control Division, October 11, 1951–
Washington, D. C., Briefing Exhibits:
Exhibit 1-Memorandum for the Chairman, Munitions Board, re
Korean Scrap Mission, by Col. Olliffe E. Thomas, United States
Army; and Commander Charles B. Heck, United States Navy---
Exhibit 2-Answers to questions regarding the Korean scrap situation_
Exhibit 3-Agreement between Republic of Korea and Pacific Scrap
Corp., July 5, 1951...
Exhibit 4-Memorandum to heads of all NPA and DPA bureaus,
offices, and divisions, from Manly Fleischmann October 10, 1951--
Letter from Robert Warner, special assistant to the Administrator
in charge of salvage operations, to Hon. Herbert C. Bonner,
October 13, 1951.
Letters from A. W. Snyder, to A. J. Walsh, Commissioner, Emer-
gency Procurement Service, General Services Administration,
October 10, 1951..
Exhibit 7-Letter from Carroll M. Meigs, acting chief, Lend-Lease
and Surplus Property Staff, Department of State, to Col. Cary B.
Hutchinson, April 6, 1951.
Exhibit 8-Letter from Jack K. McFall, Assistant Secretary, Depart-
ment of State, to Hon. Herbert C. Bonner, October 18, 1951-
Contracts made by the Office of the Foreign Liquidation Com-
missioner with the Japanese Government.
Letter from Carroll M. Meigs, acting chief, Lend-Lease and
Surplus Property Staff, Department of State, to Brig. Gen.
Patrick H. Tansey, August 24, 1951.
Letter from F. T. Murphy, chief, Lend-Lease and Surplus Proper-
ty Staff, to:
Exhibit 1-Statement submitted by Col. J. R. Dyer, Headquarters,
United States Air Forces in Europe---
Air Force occupied space at Army depots.
Exhibit 2-Interservice general policy agreement between the Quar-
termaster General, Department of the Army, and the Department
of the Air Force..
Exhibit 3-Agreement between the Office of the Quartermaster Gen-
eral, Department of the Army and the Department of the Air Force,
concerning transfer of responsibilities for storage, issue, and depot
maintenance of quartermaster items from the Quartermaster Gen-
eral to the Air Force_-
Dates of final transfer (cut-off dates).
Exhibit 4-Letter to USAFE from Brig. Gen. Alfred A. Kessler, Jr.,
Office, Deputy Chief of Staff, Matériel, United States Air Force,
assumption of bulk storage and maintenance responsibilities, June 8,
1951
Exhibit 1-Letter from F. J. Grandfield, Chief of Staff, re metal
scrap: disposition and acquisition of, October 23, 1951-
Exhibit 2-Letter from F. J. Grandfield, Chief of Staff, procedure for
reporting and redistribution of excess property.
Exhibit 3-Letter from F. F. Fallis, commander, fleet activities, to
commander, fleet activities, Japan-Korea, September 10, 1951.
Letter from C. T. Joy, commander, naval forces, Far East, to
distribution list, May 28, 1951.
Letter to fleet activities, Japan-Korea, April 10, 1951.
Letter from Admiral K. M. McManes, April 10, 1951.
Supply Department economy program, September 10, 1951-
Appendix 3-Letter from Hon. William L. Dawson to Hon. Herbert C.
Bonner, September 24, 1951.
Appendix 4-Letter from F. Shackelford, Department Counselor, De-
partment of the Army, to Thomas A. Kennedy, January 31, 1952----.
Appendix 5-Letter from F. Shackelford, Department Counselor, De-
partment of the Army, to Thomas A. Kennedy, February 20, 1952-
Appendix 6-Letter from George W. Lawson, Jr., Director, Budget
Division, Mutual Security Agency, to Hon. Herbert C. Bonner, Feb-
ruary 14, 1952
Appendix 7-Letter from R. L. Gilpatric, Office of the Under Secretary,
Department of the Air Force, to Hon. Herbert C. Bonner, March 22,
1952.
Appendix 8- Letter from Hon. John F. Kennedy, a Representative in
Congress from the State of Massachusetts, to Hon. Herbert C. Bonner,
September 15, 1951..........
Appendix 9 Letter from Hon. John F. Kennedy, a Representative in
Congress from the State of Masschusetts, to Hon. Herbert C. Bonner,
March 20, 1952__
Appendix 10-Bibliography for Bonner subcommittee overseas investiga-
tive trip October 20, 1951-December 5, 1951___
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