Admiral BLANDY. The

guns.

guns?

Mr. THOMAS. What about your 20 millimeter Admiral BLANDY. They are coming along faster. It is simpler to make, and we had complete drawings, which we did not have for the -, and we had to redesign the mount.

Mr. THOMAS. What about this 15-inch gun; are you behind on deliveries with that?

Admiral BLANDY. Which item is that?

Mr. THOMAS. I mean item No. 4, the 3-inch 50 guns and mounts. Admiral BLANDY. Yes; we are still behind; we are not as far along as we would like to be on that.

INFORMATION ON CONTRACTS FOR LEASE-LEND MATERIAL

Mr. THOMAS. I wonder do you have a table there, Admiral, that shows a list of your contracts, say, from $1,000,000 up, and would you supply for the record a list showing the manufacturer, where he is located, the amount of facilities' money you furnished him, and the amount of his contract-say from $1,000,000 up? Can that be supplied for the record without too much trouble?

Admiral BLANDY. Quite readily, sir.

Mr. THOMAS. And the delivery dates and the quantity?
Admiral BLANDY. I will be glad to furnish that.

(The table is as follows:)

The following table indicates by States, names of the firms, amount of the contract and other pertinent information pertaining to certain Bureau of Ordnance contracts covering lend-lease matériel. This table does not include those firms to whom letters of intent have been issued or those firms with whom contracts are in the process of completion.

63413-41- -11

Nov. 1942 Nov. 1941 ($12,616); Dec. 1941 ($378,- 6, 313, 000. 00 Special tools, $481,000.00
780); Jan. 1942 ($378,780); Feb. to
Oct. 1942 ($568,170 per month); Nov.
1942 ($429,284).

Jan. 1942. July 1942. Jan. 1942 ($1,890); Feb. 1942 ($7.560);

Chrysler Corporation..

1 Letter of intent.