CONTENTS

S. 3203.

Statement of-

Bertsch, Anthony A., Deputy Administrator, Business and Defense
Services Administration, accompanied by Arthur Sufrin, Director,
Office of Industrial Mobilization, U.S. Department of Commerce_

Brooks, Louis, Deputy Director, Credit and Financial Division,

Office of Financial Management, General Services Administra-

tion..

Casto, George K., Director, Project Administration Division, Defense
Materials Service, General Services Administration___

Chambers, Justice M., Deputy Director, Office of Emergency

Planning-

Coyle, James J., Executive Assistant, and William Lamont, attorney,

Antitrust Division, Department of Justice_

Davis, James N., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Production

Management), Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Instal-

lations and Logistics); and Carl Rolle___.

Kendall, Charles, General Counsel, Office of Emergency Planning-

McDermott, Edward A., Director, Office of Emergency Planning---

Letters, statements, etc., submitted for the record by-

American Bankers Association, J. Olney Brott, general counsel: Let-

ter on S. 3203..

Bertsch, Anthony A., Administrator, Business and Defense Services
Administration, Department of Commerce..

Capehart, Homer E., a U.S. Senator from the State of Indiana: open-
ing statement_

Chamber of Commerce of the United States, Theron J. Rice, legis-
lative action general manager: Letter on S. 3203-

Civil Service Commission:

Report on S. 3203__

Mobilization activities, first quarter, 1962.

Letter on Civil Service reports on WOC and WAE employees--

Davis, James N., Deputy Assistant Secretary of Defense (Production

Management), Office of the Assistant Secretary of Defense (Installa-

tions and Logistics): Statement.........--

Defense Department:

Report on S. 3203..

Estimates for postattack period..

Stockpile supplies for conventional forces.

Mobilization activities, fourth quarter, 1961.

Federal Reserve: Report on S. 3203.

General Services Administration:

Report on S. 3203..

Receipts and disbursements, 1961, under borrowing authority.

List of names and amounts of accounts receivable written off.

Cumulative summary of sales and disposals, national stockpile

program and Defense Production Act, March 31, 1962_ _

Net unrecovered loss on mobilization program as of June 1961__

Purchases at premium prices-- - -

Summary of contract reductions accomplished.

Mobilization activities, first quarter, 1962.

Interior Department: Report on S. 3203.

Justice Department: Report of the Attorney General, review of

voluntary agreements and programs, May 9, 1962.......

Letters, statements, etc., submitted for the record by-Continued

Office of Emergency Planning:

Budget and personnel requests and status_

Requirements in the event of nuclear attack_

Purchases at undermarket prices___

Long-range forecast of maximum cash requirements_

Long-range forecast of probable cash requirements:

December 31, 1961.

March 31, 1962

Robertson, A. Willis, a U.S. Senator from the State of Virginia:

Releases on stockpile and Defense Production Act:

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September 6, 1957....

January 13, 1958.

January 4, 1959_

February 19, 1959.

January 9, 1962.

Sparkman, John, a U.S. Senator from the State of Alabama:

Opening statement...

Summary of cost value of stockpile inventories by program and

reporting agencies_ .

facing page

Volume of strategic and critical materials in Federal stockpile
inventories (February 1962), etc.--

Section 303, Defense Production Act as originally passed..
Excerpt from 11th annual report on defense production relating
to stockpile and materials inventories_

Executive orders relating to WOC and WAE employees and
the conflict of interests___

The Defense Production Act of 1950, as amended..

State Department: Report on S. 3203_

Treasury Department: Report on S. 3203-