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It should be roted that the estimates for Germaey aDd Austria, with
the exception of medical aDd sanitary supplies, soap, and agricultural
rehabilitation are based solely upon oaring for the displaced persons
(including forced labor, prisoners of war, and re:f'ugees) f'ran other nations
found. within their borders•
6. The estimates for the remaining oountries have been included in
order to provide a more canplete picture. So far as the Subcarmi ttee is
aware, there is as yet no decision as to the extent, if at all, the U.S.
and the U.K. are to ass\Jlle responsibility for the supply of any of these
- countries. Such remaining oountries are Finland, Poland, Czechoslovakia,
Hungary, Ro1meni a and Bulgaria.
7. It must be clearly understood that acceptance or approvaJ. by
the c.c.A.C. of the estimates stated for each of the several countries
oovered does not invo?,.ve aey- camdtment by the War Department or the
War Office that any of such countries are in fact to be f'urnished with
either the quantities or the kinis of the indicated supplies.
8. THE SUPH.iI SUBCXJ.MMITTEE rec:omnends:
.!• That the Canbined Civil Atf'airs Carmittee approve the
• estimates, subject to the reservations contained in paragraph 3 and 7
above, and take note that necessary supplement84, infonna.tion is being
prepared as to the extent to which such requirements can be met ani as
to 1he sources of supply and to the shipping implications.
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9 • SWMARI' OF ENCLOOURES:
Enclosure •A• is a table of contents of the several Encloslll'es
and relevant Appen:licea f'ollowing.
Enclosure •B• presents the food est:ima.tes and states the special stipulationa made with respect thereto.
Enclosure •ct- presents Clothing, am Footwear Requirements an::1 states the special stipulations with respect thereto,
Enclosure •JJ' presents lledical and Sallitary Supplies {exclusive
- of soap) and states the special stipula.tions with respect thereto.
Enclosure •E- presents the estimates for Soap. •
Enclosure•? presents the estimates f'or Fuels (Coal and Petrol • eun Products).
Enclosure "~ presents estimates for the Rehabilitation of'
Agriculture.
It should be noted tha. t the question of the requirements tor
fertilizer has been reserved for :f'Uture di.8cussion.
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ENCLOSURE •A"
TABLE OF CONTm'1B
ENCLOSURE •A•: Table of Contents
APP.mDIX "A": Tota1 Estimates by Countries 6
ENCLa3URE •B•: Food Estimates 7
.APPENDIX •A•: Food Estimates by Countries . 8
ENCLOOURE •ct-: Clothing, FOotwear3 Textiles APPmDll • A.• : Clothing, Footwear, Textiles Es ti.ma tea by Countries 11
APPENDIX •B• : Infant Boys 0-.Z,. 12
- APPmDIX • Infant Girls 0-Z.. lJ ct- :
APPmDIX •'fl' : Boys 5-14 14
APPENDIX •F,"I: Girls .5-llt- 15
APPENDIX •~ : Ken 15 8Ild over 1,
APPENDIX • G" : Wan.en 15 am. over 17
APPmDIX "H": Blankets, Fimings, am. Piece Goods 18
ENCLOOURE •'II': Kedica1 am Sanita;:y; SupPliea 19 APPENDIX •A• : Yedical am Sanitary Supplies by Countries 21
APPmDll •B•: Basic Kedical Unit 22
., ~n •c-: Supplementa1 Tropical Unit JO
APPmDll •'II': SupplEmental Biological Unit 3l
APPENDIX •g,,: Obstetrical Bag 32
APfflIDIX • :E'9 : Tracheotaey' Set 34-
APPENDIX • G" : Hospita1 Units 35
AH?EJIDIX "H" : Basic Laboratory Unit 51
APPENDIX • 19 : Kalaria Sm-vey Laboratory- Unit 67 APPENDIX • J9 : Sanitation SuppJ.3' am Equipnent Units 70
APPENDIX •rt : Anti-Typhus Unit 71
APmIDll "L": Anti1a.l.aria SuppJ.3' am Equipnent Units 73 + • u. s. sroRET BRITISH MOOT SDJRET
ENCIOOURE •A• (Cont)
~
mcLCSURE •E41: ~ 71+- APPENDIX •A•: Soap Estimates by Countries 15
.F.NCLCSURE •pt: Fuels 76 • APPENDIX •A•: Fuel Estimates by Countries n
ffiCLCBURE • G•: Rehabilitation of Agriculture 78
APPENDIX •A• : Agricultural Es timatea by Countries 79 . APPENDIX •ga : Pesticides 80 AP.FENDll •c:a : Seeds 81 - APPENDIX •TJ" : Veterinary Supplies 85 AP.EENDll •Ft' : Bi.Mer Twine am Fai1a lblch1 nety 86 AHENDIX •pt: Fertilizer 87
-5- U.S. SIDRET ENCLOOURE •A• - APPENDIX •A• BRITISH KOST SIDRET TOTAL COLLA.mE fflTDLATES - EUROPE UNSCORCHED • {For Six lilonths, Beginning Earzy- in Year)
N .A. = Not Availa.ble Thousands of lletric Tons MEDICAL & CLO'IHE3 ,SHOES AGRICULTURE COUNTRY OR ARFA FOOD SANITARr SOAP COAL PEOOLEUM TEXTILES REHA.Bn,rrATION TOTAL
A• NORTHi'lES T EUROPE France 701.7 2.5 39.5 915.0 156.3 17.9 393.1 2,225.9 Belgiun (Incl. Luxembourg) 213.5 .6 8.1 - 67.0 4-.2 102.9 396.3 Holl.and 126.5 .7 6.i,. - 89.0 i,..6 7-4- 234-.8 Gel'm8.I\1 )Incl. Austria. 99.1 2.5 i...o - 5.2 2.6 113-4- Denmark ll.O .2 2.9 1,201+.o .54-.1- 2.0 8.5 1,282.7 No?'W'1q 128.6 .2 1.a 674-.0 39.0 1.6 2.8 848.0 Subtotal 1,279.8 6.8 62.7 2,793.0 405.5 35-4- 517-4- 5,101.1 \0' B. BAI.KANS ' Albania 6.3 .1 .1 - 5.6 .6 .2 12.8 Greece 378.2 2.2 i,..o Q"°9Q 200.0 29.3 3.7 15.9 '9"-, 633.3 Yugoslavia 312.0 2.5 4-.4- ,~-we 30.0 17.6 8.0 30.6 ~405.1 Subtotal 696.5 i,..8 8.5 ;;i,.e 230.0 52.5 12.3 J+.(,.7 *Y~~Q 1,051.2 c. ITAU: Ita.J,y 889-4- 2.8 7.3 1,500.0 209.6 23.0 i....6 2,636.6 Subtotal A ,B & C 2,865.7 14.3 78.5 1+,869.0 667.5 10.6 568.7 9,135.0
D. FASTEm EUROPE , Bulgaria 20.6 -4- .a 21.2 3.2 2.8 55.1 Czechoslovakia. 29.1 1.5 6.o - 10/+.5 6.9 21.0 175.0 • F1Dlam 58.5 .2 1-4- 356.0- 22.1 1.8 3.1 4-4-3.2 H~ N.A. .9 N.A. N.A. N.A. N.A. 2.1 3.0 Polam 4-19.7 4-.1 8.8 22.5 17.2 4,7.1 519.7 Rounania N.A. 1.1 N.A. N.A.- N.A. N.A. 2-4- 3.5 Subtotal. 528.0 8.5 17.0 356.0 176-4- 29.1 84.-4- 1,299-1+
GRAND 'IOTAL 32394-.2 22.8 95.5 5,225.0 84-4-.0 99.7 653.1 102334--4- EOOLQSURE • A" AP.ffiNDIX •A• - Changes made by c.c.A.c. - - ••
U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MOOT SE::RET
COLIAFSE FOOD ESTDIATES
APPEM>IX •A• sets forth a.greed food estimates.
Hun.sar., and RU11ania have been anitted. because available
data. to prepare estimates is wanting at this time.
-1- U.S. SIDRET ENCLCSURE •W - APPENDIX •A• BRITISH MOOT SEJRET COLIAmE ESTIMATES :FOR FOOD - EUB)PE UNSCORCHED {For Six Months, Beginning Early in Year) Thousam.s of ){etric Tons OAT- FAT OR MEAT KFA.T &: FlSH COFFEE SOUP PEANUT lfiLlt TOTAL COUNTRY OR A.RF.A WHFAT MFAL CHEESE LA.RD CANNED VG STEW ·CANNED PUISES SUGAR GREEN DEHYD. BUTTER . EVAP. SALT FOOD A. NORmwEST EUR~ he.nee 421.5 1.3.9 20.0 10.0 63.2 28.2 13.9 27.0 46.1 1+9.0 8.9 701.7 Belgiun (Incl. - - Luxembourg) 129.1 1+.3 7.3 .3.5 19.1+ 8.7 1+.3 6.o 13.7 14.7 2.5 213.5 Holl.am 77.7 - 2.6 o.6 1.7 n.6 - 5.2 2.6 6.o 8.6 - 8.2 1.7 126.5 Genn8J'\V' )Incl. - - - Austria. 80.6 - 2.1 2.1 2.1 - - 1+ • .3 1.1 5./+6 - 1.3 - 99.06 Dem.ark 5.3 1.6 ------1+.06 - - - - 10.96 NOI"W8'1' 100.0 7.5 1.1+ 0.9 lei+ - - - 10.0 2.91+ - 0.9 .3.6 - 128.64, Subtotal 811+.2 9.1 24, • .3 30.9 18.7 91+.2 1+6.J+ 31.9 51./+6 68.J+ 0.9 76.8 1.3.1 1,280.36 - I B. BALKANS '9 Albania 5.1 - - - - - o.6 0.1 - - 0.5 - 6.3 Greece .311.6 - 1+., o.6 8.6 - 8.6 10.7 10.0 1.12 1+ • .3 - 18./+ - 378.22 Yugoslavia. 276.3 2.8 1+.95 5.5 - 1./+ 6.9 5.0 1.12 - - a.o - 3n.97 Subtotal 593.0 - 7.1 5.55 14.1 - 10.0 17.6 15.6 2.31+ 1+.3 - 26.9 - 696./+9 c. ITAIX Ita.l;r 777.9 - 6.9 - - - 28.3 44,.6 - 28.2 - 3.5 - 889-4- Subtotal. A~ &: C 2,185.1. 9.1 38.3 36-1+5 32.8 91+.2 10.0 92 •.3 92.1 53.80 100.9 0.9 1.07.2 13.1 2,866.25
D. F.ASTERN EUROPE I Bulgaria 18.3 - 0.1 0.1 0.3 - - 0.4- 0.1 0.1 - 1.2 - 20.6 Czechoslovakia. 13.2 0./+ 2.2 0.1 - - 0.9 - 1.82 - - 9.9 - 29.12 Finl.am 50.0 ------5.0 2.91+ - - o.6 - 58.54- Pol.and 313.7 8.1 26.1 16.1 - - 20.1 0.9 1-l+O - - 33.3 - l+l.9.7 Subtotal 395.2 - 8.6 28.J+ 17.1 - - 21-1+ 6.o 6.26 - - 1+5.0 527.96 GRAND TOTAL 2,580.3 9.1 1+6.9 ~-85 1+9-9 91+.2 10.0 n3.7 98.1 6o.o6 100.9 0.9 152.2 13.1 3,394-.2i ffiCLOOURE •B• APPENDIX •A• • - I- • U.S. SDJRET BRITISH JlOST SD:::RET
mcLOOURE •a-
COLLAmE NEEOO Fffi CLOTHING, F001'VFAR AND TEXTn,.g,
The Working Parties a.greed tha. t questions of m,r wool, raw cotton,
and leather should be reserYed for consideration un:ier the heading,
"Iniustrial Rehabilitation•.
The Working Parties aJ.so agr ed that in order to prov.14e for needed
tle:rlbility in procurement, requirements should be stated in a range of
yarn oontent indicating a high and a low for wool, cotton and rqon, to
the end that the requirement mie)lt be met in garments or fabrics of a
type and amount of aey- particular fabric best suited to the economy ot
the supplying country in the lie)lt of the needs of 1he receiving area
as specified by the requisitioning authority in the field.
APH:NDIX •A• sets forth the overall requirenents by countr,y imica
ting, where appropriate, a range of yarn content. Blankets, however,
are not incl.med in the yarn breakdown.
APIENDIX "B• shows the s e requirement oonverted into ~enta
required tor infant boys, ages O to J+,.
APmIDll •a- sets forth the same requirEment converted into gannents
required :f'or infant girls, ages O to J+, •
.APPENDIX •D" iniicates the same requirement converted into gannents
required for boys, ages 5 to ].J+..
APPENDIX •r sbon the same requirement convertod into garments
required for girls, ag a 5 to 14,.
ENCUSURE • C"
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APPENDIX •:r sets forth the same requirement converted into suments
required for men, ages 15 and over.
• APPFlIDIX •r:- shows the same requirement converted into ga.nnents
required for women, ages 15 and ov r.
APPmDIX •Fl" sets forth the ■ame requirEment converted into e,uments
required for blankets, findings, and piece goods. -
ENCLOSURE •(11
-10- U.S. S:EX::RET BRITISH MCST S:EX::RET COLIAPSE ESTDIATEE roR CLOTHmG. FOOTWEAR. TEXTILES - EURO.IE UNSCORCJ:IED (For Six Months, Beginning Early in Year) Jletric Tom GARMENTS AND FABRICS TorAL TOTAL BIANKETS Cotton CLO'IHING COUNTRY OR A.RF.A. !22! R&on YARNS AND SHCE3 SHOES High Low High IDW HiEIJl Low NEEDED FINDmm TEXTII.E3 A. NORTHWEST EUROPE France 4-,21+3 2,ll8 6,34-5 3,571 2,077 1,1+-28 9,891 4-, 788 3,172 17,851 Bel.giUJ (Incl. Luxembourg) 1,090 612 1,617 913 532 306 2,535 979 64-9 4-,163 Holland 1,189 672 1,768 993 579 321 2,761 1,087 721 4-,.569 Geimal\1 ) Incl. Austria 1,381 812 2,a.o 1,156 674- 359 3,211 1,222 809 5,242 Demark 530 297 790 41+3 258 J.44. 1,231 4-72 312 2,015 Norrnq 4-11 2J+O 609 34-3 200 105 363 2J+O 1,557 954- I Subtotal. 8,844 4-,751 13,169 7,4-19 4-,320 2,663 20,583 8,911 5,903 35,397 1 B. BALKANS Albania "JJ+.7 81 210 123 72 51 342 132 88 562 Greece 9.50 54-0 1,419 4-95 4-63 21+9 2,208 883 585 3,676 Yugoslavia 2,081 1,263 3,(),.8 1,440 1,015 525 4-,836 1,921 1,273 8,030 Subtotal 3,178 1,884. 4-,677 2,058 1,550 825 7,386 2,936 1,946 12,268 C. ITAU It~ 5,995 3,4-30 8,930 5,018 2,927 1,580 13,94-0 5,34-3 3,684. 22,967 D. F.ASTERN EUROPE Bulgaria. 831+ 480 1,240 698 407 219 1,939 774- 513 3,226 Czechoslovakia 1,793 l,O"JJ+ 2,671 1,500 875 483 4-,168 1,619 •1,073 6,86o Finlani 4-75 264. 703 398 232 138 1,105 4-35 288 1,828 Polam 4-,4-32 2,535 6,577 3,710 2,164. 1,194- 10,306 4-,135 2,739 17,180 Subtotal 1,534- 4-,293 11,191 6,306 3,678 2,034- 17,518 6,963 1+-,613 29,094- GRAND TOTAL 25,551 "JJ+,358 37,967 20,801 12,4-75 7,lal 59,1+27 21+,153 16,]46 99,726 Subtotal A,B & C 18,017 10,o65 26,776 "JJ+,4-95 8,797 5,o68 41,909 17,190 ll,533 10,632 • ENCLCSURE • c. ITALY Ital,y 94-.3 235.7 471.4- 235.7 471.I+ 117.9 589.3 94-2.a 235.7 101.1 188.6 Subtotal A,B &: C 276.9 692.0 1,384-.0 692.0 1,381+.o 34,6.2 1,730.2 2,568.1 692.0 1,244.7 553.57 . D. F.ASTERN EOROPE Bulgaria 19.0 47.4- 94.8 4-7.I+ 94-.8 23.7 118.5 189.6 47.4- 14.2 37.9 Czechoslovakia. 26.2 56.5 131.0 65.5 131.0 32.8 163.5 262.0 65.5 19.7 52-4- Finland 7.1 17.8 35.6 17.8 35.6 8.9 4-4-.5 71.2 17.8 5.3 lJ+.2 Poland 73.3 183.2 366.4- 183.2 366.4- 91.6 458.0 732.8 183.2 55.0 lJ+6.6 Subtotal 125.6 304-.9 627.8 313.9 621.a 157.0 781+.5 1,255.6 313.9 94.2 251.1 GRAND TOTAL 402 •.5 996.9 2,on.8 , 1,005.9 2,011.8 503.2 2,514-.7 3,823.7 1,005.9 1,338.9 SOlt-.67 ENCLCSURE •c- - APPENDIX •B• • . U.S. SIDRET .liliCLOOURE •cw - APPENDIX •c• BRITISH MOOT SIDRET COLIAPSE ESTIMATES roR CLOTHmG. SHOES AND GAIMENTS a mF~T GIRLS~ - EUROPE UNSCORCHED {For Six Months Beginning Ear~ in Year) In Thous ands of Uni ts COUNI'R'! OR ARF.A OVER- WOOL O'IHER PETTI- VEST (UNDER KNICKERS SCXJKS KNITTING NA.PKOO FJ.ANNEL- SHOES COATS DRESSES DRESSES COA.TS SHIR'.LS) (DRAWERS) WOOL ETTE A. NORTHWE3T EUROPE Austria 14.5 29.0 29.0 5.8 sa.o 58.0 72.5 29.0 U6.0 8.7 23.2 BelgilD (Incl.Luxembourg) 15.1 30.1 30.1 6.o 60.2 60.2 75.3 30.1 120.J,. 9.0 24-.1 Dermark 8.o 15.9 15.9 3.2 31.8 31.a 39.8 15.9 63.6 4,.8 12.7 France 73.8 147.5 94-.5 29.5 295.0 295.0 368.8 147.5 590.0 34-.0 118.0 Gennaey 8.6 18.7 18.7 3.4 34,.4- 34,.4, 4-3.0 17.2 68.9 5.2 13.77 Holland 21.0 43..9 4-1.9 8-4- 83.8 83.8 10'+.8 u.9 167.6 12.6 33.5 Norwq 5.2 10-4- 10.4- 2.1 20.8 20.8 6.o 10-4- 4-1.6 3.1 8.3 Subtotal. 146.2 293.5 240.5 58.4, .581+.0 ,584..0 710.2 292.0 1,168.1 77-4- 233.57 B. BALKANS I · Albania. 4,.0 7.9 7.9 1.6 15.8 15.8 19.a 7.9 31.6 2.i.. 6.3 Greece 22.9 4-5.7 83.l 9.1 166.2 91-4- 114.3 4-5.7 182.8 13.7 36.6 1 Yugoslavia. 52.9 105.8 4-5.7 21.2 211.6 211.6 264..5 105.S 4-23.2 31.7 ai...6 Subtotal 79.8 159-4- 136.1, 31.9 393.6 318.8 398.6 · 159-4- 637.6 4-7.8 127.5 c. I~ I~ ll.4, 227.9 15.9 4-5.6 4-55.S 4-55.S 569.a 227.9 911.6 68-4- 182.3 Subtotal A,B &: C 237 -4- 680.8 393.1 135.9 1,4-33 .4, 1,358.6 1,678.6 679.3 2,717.3 193.6 54-3.37' D. EASTERN EUROPE Bulgaria 16.7 33.3 33.3 6.7 66.6 66.6 83.3 33.3 133.2 10.0 26.6 Czechoslovakia 31.9 63.7 63.7 12.7 127 -4- 127 -4- 159.3 63.7 254-.8 19.1 51.0 Finland 8.6 17.1 17.1 3-4- 34,.2 34-.2 42.8 17.1 68.4, 5.1 13.7 Polani 88.9 177.S 177.8 35.6 355.6 355.6 4-44.5 177.8 711.2 53.3 l.1+2.2 Subtotal lJ+.6.1 291.9 291.9 58-4- 583.8 583.8 729.9 291.9 1,167.6 87.5 233.5 GRAND TOTAL 383.5 972.7 685.0 194-.3 2,017.2 1,94-2.4- 2,4-08.5 971.2 3,884-.9 281.l n6.87 mcLCSURE •c• - ~IX •c• • U.S. SECRET ffiCUBURE •<::- - .APPENDIX •r,a BRITISH KOST SEX)RET - COLLAPSE ESTIMATE:; FOR CLO'IHING SHOES .AND GARMmTS BOI'S - EUROPE UNSCORCHED For Six Months, Beginning Ear]3 in Year Thous ands ot Units JERSEr & CAR- vmm PANTS STOCKINC:3 COUNTRY OR ARFA OVERCOATS JACKETS DIGlN SWF.ATEBS TROUSERS KNICKERS SHIR'.ll3 (UNDERSHIRTS) (DRAWERS) SOOKS (3/4) SHOES A. NORTli\Th"ST EUROPE Austria 25.5 30.6 15.3 15.3 i.o.s 76.5 76.5 66.3 51.0 63.8 51.0 Belgium 33.5 40.1 20.1 20.1 53.5 100.1 100.1 87.0 67.0 83.6 67.0 (Incl.Luxembourg) Der:mark 1.5.7 18.8 9-4 9-4- 25.l 47.1 47.1 40.8 31-4- 39.3 31-4- France 172.1 206.5 103.2 103.2 275.2 516.2 516.2 J+J+.7 .3 344.l 430.2 W...l GeI1118l\Y 15.2 18.3 9.1 9.1 24.3 45.7 45.7 39.6 30.4 36.3 30-43 Holland 43.3 52.0 26.0 26.0 69.3 130.0 130.0 U2.6 86.6 108.3 86.6 NOI"Wa.Y 11.9 14.3 7.1 1.1 19.0 35.7 35.7 31.0 23.8 29.8 23.8 Subtotal 317.2 38().6 190.2 190.2 507.0 9.51.3 951.3 824.6 63lf..3 791.3 634-.33 B. BALKANS Albania. 5.9 6.8 3-4 3.4 9.1 17.1 11.1 14.8 11-4- 14.3 Greece 38.1 45.7 22.8 22.8 6o.9 114.2 114.2 99.0 76.1 95.1 76.lll-4 * Yugoslavia. 77.9 93.5 l+f,.7 4£,.7 124.6 233.7 233.7 202.5 155.8 l~.8 155.8 Subtotal 121.9 ll+f,.o 72.9 72.9 194.6 365.0 365.0 316.3 243.3 304-.2 243.3 c. IT.ALI Italy 236.8 28l,..2 142.1 142.1 378.9 710.J+ 710-4 615.7 473.6 592.0 473.6 Subtotal A ,B & C 675.9 810.8 405.2 405.2 1,080.5 2,126.7 2,126.7 1,756.6 1,351.2 1,687.5 1,351.23 D. EASTERN EUIDPE Bulgaria 28.1 33.7 16.8 16.8 44-.9 84.2 54.2 72.9 56.1 70.1 56.1 Czechoslovakia. 73.9 88.6 44.3 44.3 118.2 221.6 221.6 192.0 147.7 184-.6 147.7 FinJa:rd 17.0 20-4 10.2 10.2 27.2 51.0 51.0 44-.2 ~.o 42.5 34-.0 Polam 197.8 237.3 118.7 118.7 316.1+ 593.3 593.3 514.2 395.5 494-4- 395.5 Subtotal 316.8 380.0 190.0 190.0 506.7 950.1 950.1 823.3 633.3 791.6 633.3 GRAND TOTAL 992.7 1,190.8 595.2 595.2 1,587.2 3,016.8 3,076.8 2,579.9 1,954.5 2,479.1 1,981+-53 •. ffiCLCSURE •c• - APPmDIX •D" U.S. SIDRET ENCLCSURE •ca - APPENDIX •r BRITISH KOST SEXJRET C0LIAFSE ESTIMA.T.r!S FOR CLO'llilNG1 SHOES AND GAIMENTS I GIRIB 2,:~ - EUROPE UNSCORCHED (For Six Months Beginning Ear'.cy' in Year) In '.Ihousanis of Units WOOL O'lHER PETTI- VllS'lB ( UNDER- COUNTRr OR AREA OVERCQ\.TS KNICKERS S'IDCKmGS STOCKINGS SOCKS SHO]S DRE3SES DRESSES COA'IB SHIR'IB) (DRAWERS) ,~~l A. NOR'lli\V:E3T EURO:EE Austria 33.6 19.2 38.4- 7.2 72.0 72.0 i.a.o 48.0 24.0 48.0 Belgi\111 (Incl.Luxembourg) 4-7.5 27.1 54-.2 10.2 101.7 101.7 67.8 67.8 33.9 67.8 Dennark 21-4- 12.2 24 •.5 4-.6 4-.5.9 4-5.9 30.6 30.6 15.3 30.6 France 235.0 126.3 268.6 50.1+ 503.6 503.6 335.7 335.7 167.9 33.5.7 GermaJ\Y' 20.6 • 11.8 23.5 4-.1+ 44.1 4lt-.l 29-4- 29.7 14-.7 29.39 Hollam 57.8 33.0 66.o 12.1+ 123.8 123.8 82.5 82.5 4.1..3 82.5 No:rwq 16.0 9.1 1s.2 3-4- 34-.2 34-.2 22.8 22.8 11.1+ 22.8 Subtotal 4-31.9 238.7 4-93.1+ 92.6 925.3 925.3 616.8 616.8 308.5 616.79 B. BALKANS Albania. 8.o 4-.6 9.1 1.7 17.1 17.1 11.1+ ll-4- .5.7 11-4- Greece .51.1 29.2 se.i+ 11.0 109.5 109.5 73.0 73.0 36.5 73.0 lrugoslavia. lo6.l 6o.6 121.2 22.7 227.3 227.3 151 •.5 151.5 75.8 151.5 * Subtotal 165.2 94-.Ae- 188.7 35.1+ 353.9 353.9 235.9 235.9 u0.o 235.9 C. ITALY Italy 322.1+ 18lt-.2 368.1+ 69.1 690.8 690.8 4-6o.5 460.5 230.3 4-6().5 Subtotal A ,B & C 919 •.5 507.3 1,050.5 197.1 1,970.0 1,970.0 1,313.2 1,313.2 656.8 1,313.19 D. FASTERN EURm:E Bu+garia. 4-7 •.5 26.9 53.8 10.1 101.0 101.0 67.3 67.3 33.7 67.3 Czechoslovakia 102.0 58.3 ll6.6 21.9 218.6 218.6 14-5.7 14-5. 7 72.9 14-5.7 li';inJa:mi 23.0 13.2 26.3 i..., 4-9 .l,. lt-9 -4- 32.9 32.9 16.5 32.9 Poland 270.4- 154,.5 309.0 57.9 579.5 .579.5 386.3 386.3 193.2 386.3 Subtotal 442.9 252.9 505.7 94-.8 948.5 948.5 632.'2 632.2 316.3 632.2 GRAND TOTAL 1,362.1+ 76o.2 1,556.2 291.3 2,918.5 2,918.5 1,94-5.1+ 1,94-5.4- 973.1 1,94-5.39 • ~LOOURE •c- - APPllIDIX 11 U.S. SE:RET ffiCWSURE •C" - APPENDIX •r BRITISH MOST SECRET COLLAFSE EST ~ FOR CLOTHING SHOES .AND MEN 1 AND OVER - EUROPE UNSCORCHED For Six Jlonths, Beginning Early in Year Thousands of Units VESTS RNTS COUNTRY OR ARFA OVERCQ\.TS . JACKETS TROWERS SHIR'lS (UNDERSHIRTS) (DRAWERS) SCX::KS SHOE3 A. NORmwE3 T llJROPE Austria 155.0 2.J+,8.o 310.0 465.0 1+65.0 4-65.0 620.0 24,8.0 Belgium 137.0 219.1 273.9 l+J,0.9 41.0.9 J+J.0.9 54-7.8 219.1 (Incl.Luxembourg) Dermark 66.8 1o6.8 133.5 200.3 200.3 200.3 261.0 106.8 France 66.5.4, l,064.J+ 1,330.6 1,996.0 1,996.o 1,996.0 2,661.2 l,o6J+.4- Germ8l:\1 87.94- 140.71 175.88 263.82 263.82 263.82 351.76 JJ+D.7 Hollam 14J,.6 226.5 283.1 424.7 4-24.7 1+21+.1 566.2 226.5 No:rv,q 61.2 97.8 122.3 183.5 183.5 183.5 2J.,J+.6 97.8 Subtotal 1,314.94, 2,103.31 2,629.28 3,944.22 3,944.22 3,944,.22 5,258.56 2,103.3 B. BALKANS J, M Albania 17.J+ 27.8 34,.8 52.2 52.2 52.2 69.6 27.8 I Greece lll.J+ 178.2 222.8 334-.2 331+.2 334-.2 445.6 I 178.2 Yugoslavia w..3 ~ 386.1 4-82.6 723.9 723.9 723.9 965.2 386.1 Subtota1 370.1 592.1 74!).2 1,uo.3 1,110.3 1,110.3 l,1+80.J+ 592.1 C. ITALY Ita]J' 74-7.6 1,196.1 1,4-95.1 2,241.7 2,242.7 2,242.7 2,990.2 1,196.1 Subtotal. A,B &: C 2,4-32.61+ 3,891.51 4-,861...58 1,296.22 7,297.22 1,297.22 9,729.16 ,.a91.5 D. EASTERN EUROPE Bulgaria. 105.0 168.0 210.0 315.0 315.0 31.5.0 1+20.0 168.0 Czechoslovakia. 255.3 408.J+ 510 • .5 765.8 765.8 76.5.8 1,021.0 408.1+ Firuand 57 .1+ 91.8 111+.8 172.2 112.2 172.2 229.6 91.a Pola.ni .517.3 827.7 1,031+.6 1,551.9 1,551.9 1,5.51.9 2,069.2 827.7 Subtotal 935.0 1,4-95.9 1,869.9 2,804-.9 2,Bo!t-.9 2,804,.9 3,739.8 1,4-9.5.9 GRAND TOTAL 3,367.64. 5,387.41 6,731+.J+B 10,101.12 10,102.12 10,102.12 13,468.96 5,387.4 ~ ENCLOSURE •c• - APPENDIX •F- • • U.S. SEXJRET ~CLOSURE "C" - APPENDIX •(JI BRITISH MOOT SEXJRET COLI.APSE ESTn COUNTRY OR ARFA OVERCOi\TS WOOL OmER PETTICOA.TS VJlS'l'S KNICKERS S'roCKING3 CORSE'l'S SHOES DRF.SSE:3 DRESSES • 'UNDERSHIR'1S l (DRAWERSl A. NORffl\'IE3T EUROPE Austria 191.1 109.2 163.8 136.5 409.5 409.5 682.5 136.5 27.3 Belgium ( Incl.Luxembourg) 245.8 140.4 210.7 175.6 526.7 526.7 877.8 175.6 352.1 Dennark 1o6.5 6o.9 91.3 76.1 228.3 228.3 380.5 76.1 152.2 France 1,158.4 662.0 992.1 827.5 2,482.4. 2,482-4- 4,137.3 827.5 1,655.0 Germaey m.03 65.15 97.74- 81-4-5 244.34, 244.34- 407.24 81.45 162.9 Holland 232.3 132.7 199.0 165.9 497.6 497.6 829.3 165.9 331.7 No~ 83.9 J+.B.o 71.9 6o.o 179.9 179.9 299.a 6o.o 119.9 Subtotal 2,131.93 1,218.35 1,826.51. 1,523.05 J+.,568.74- 4-,568. 74 7,614.44 1,523.05 2,801.1 B. BALKANS I Albania 25.7 14-.7 22.0 18-4- 55.1 55.1 91.8 18.J+. 36.7 ~ Greece 185.9 106.2 159.3 132.8 398.3 398.3 663.8 132.a 265.5 I Yugoslavia 355.5 203.2 "j()l+.7 254.0 761.9 761.9 1,269.8 2,5't..O ,:J7 .9 Subtotal 567.1 324.1 486.0 405.2 1,215.3 1,215.3 2,CY25.4- 405.2 810.1 C. IT.AU I~ 114-.6 654.9 982.3 81.86 2,455.8 2,455.8 4,093.0 818.6 1,637.2 Subtotal A,B &: C 2,813.63 2,197.35 3,294.84 . 2,010.11 8,239.84. 8,239.84 13,732.84 2,746.85 .5,248.J+. D. F.ASTERN EJJR0EE Bulgaria 1,58.1 90.4 135.5 113.0 338.9 338.9 564..8 113.0 225.9 Czechoslovakia 4J,0.8 234,.8 352.l 293.5 880.4 880.,4 1,467.3 293.5 586.9 Finland 107-4- 61-1+- 92.0 76.7 230.1 230.1 383 •.5 76.7 153.J+. Poland 862.8 493.0 739.6 616.3 1,84-8.9 1,848.9 3,081.5 616.3 1,232.6 Subtotal 1,539.1 879.6 1,319.2 1,099.5 3,298.3 3,298.3 5,497.1 1,099.5 2,198.8 GRAND TOTAL 4,352.73 3,016.95 4,614-.04- 3,109.61 11,538.14 11,538.14 19,229,9!1- 3,84,6.35 7,447.2 ENCLCGURE •c• - A.PPEm>ll • G• . • • U.S. SroRET mCIOOURE •c• - APPENDIX ·H" BRITISH MOOT S:roRET COLIAFSE ]STIMA.TES FOR BLANKE'.IS1 FINDINGS .AND PIECE ooam (For Six Months, Beginning Early in Year) In Thousands of Uni ts COTTON llUSLIN YARN Cffi SEWING PINS BUT'roNS,GRS.DRNG C'lN KNITTmG COUNTRY OR ARFA BWUIBTS FLNLYIS OMBL YI6 LBS mRD SPI.S 00&. ¼ 3/S- - 3/1/' DK. CI.S. NEEDLE3 , 14• SCISSORS LB. BIS. GREAT DOZ.SPIS PIASTIC ,PRS. 8" OVERALL A. NORiliWE3T EUROPE , Austria. 305.0 30.5 91.5 61.0 73.2 1.22 1.22 .31 .61 18.3 1.22 Belgiun (Incl. Luxembourg) 405.0 40.5 121.5 81.0 97.2 1.62 1.62 .4,1 .81 24-.3 1.62 Dennark 195.0 19.5 58.5 39.0 46.8 .-,a .78 .20 .39 11.7 .78 France 1,980.0 198.0 594.0 396.0 4-75.2 7.92 7.92 1.98 3.96 118.8 7.92 Gennaey 200.0 20.0 6o.o 4,0.0 4,8.0 .so .80 .20 -40 12.0 .80 Holl.and 4-50.0 4-5.0 135.0 90.0 108.0 1.80 1.80 -4-5 .90 27.0 1.80 No:rw83" 150.0 15.0 4-5.0 30.0 36.0 .6o .60 .15 .30 9.0 .6o Subtotal 3,685.0 368.5 1,105.5 737.0 884.1+ 14. 71+ 14.74- 3.70 7.37 221.1 14.74- B. BALKANS Albania 55.0 5.5 16.5 u.o 13.2 .22 .22 .55 .u 3.3 .22 Greece 365.0 36.5 109.5 73.0 87.6 l.l+,6 1.46 .37 .73 21.9 l.J+.6 J Yu,goslavia 795.0 79.5 238.5 159.0 190.8 3.18 3.18 .80 1.59 1+1.1 3.18 1 Subtota1 1,215.0 121.5 364..5 24-3.0 291.6 1+.86 · 1+.86 1.72 2.4-3 12.9 4-.86 C. ITAIX Ita.q 300.0 230.0 689.9 460.0 5,519.J+. 9.20 9.20 2.30 4-.60 137.99 9.20 Subtotal A,B & C 7,200.0 720.0 2,159.9 1,440.0 6,695.4. 28.80 28.80 7.72 14-.4-0 4-31.99 28.80 D. F.AS TERN EUROPE Bulgaria 320.0 32.0 96.0 64..0 76.8 1.28 1.28 .32 .64. 19.2 1.28 Czechosl.ovald.a. 670.0 67.0 201.0 134-.0 16o.8 2.68 2.68 .67 1.34- 4-0.2 2.68 Finl.em 180.o ia.o 54-.0 36.0 4-3.2 .72 .72 .18 .36 10.a .72 Pola.rd 1,110.0 171.0 513.0 342.0 uo.1+ 6.81+ 6.8/+ 1.71 3.1+2 102.6 6.81+ Subtotal 2,880.0 288.0 864..0 576.0 691.2 11.52 11.52 2.88 5.76 112.a 11.52 GRAND TOTAL 10,080.0 1,008.0 3,023.9 2,016.0 7,386.6 4-0.32 4-0.32 . 10.6o 20.16 604-.79 4-0.32 •· ENJLOOURE •c• - APPENDIX •H" • • Er C ., "D" The agreement on the content of the several units and the distribution theroo ... , as set ·;,.·o:r-th i 1 the acco ... awrin"',1 - 0 a_ pendices, wa" ade subject to anc.1 in the lie· t of' the reservations ano. notations by the workine p~i.rties et f'orth below. 11 11 sets :C orth the distribution o .;he various units among the counties covered. a reec T.i.th the reservation by both ... arties that -:;'10 a.lloca- tion betHee • :i.noividua.l com1trios may rcg_uirc reco ... iclerc..- • tion. _ 01-'IC J., 'IT ITT . It tihould - be noted that the U. • unit is ex •ctly t ice as lar.:;e o.s the U.S. unit, and that this nust be borne in n:i.nd at every stage in the con;_ utation oi" e timates, tabulations or '!_):co cur ent, and. eventuall/ in i. o....:ing anJ. 'il L <" req_ui itions. It ,as, however, a.., ·eed that for _anninv anc. ... or ct tititical _ ur oses, ...uantido& oul be t<>te in t of 't' e 15 • ..,. unit. reco lenuatio of e-,:. ·csentatives o ... · t. c U. u . 'y-_ h 011 - ission that sue act.:.o iOulo. 00 ,tlsc, ,; e _uo.ntity o t;phus v ccine \7as increa e f o • 500,000 vi s to c.00 , 00.vialo. - 19 - • It shoulo. be 1ote t. t tn t/·~ m.., v ~ci ,c i thi c ntrnl rezerve woul be in ., i ti • to tl e ty 1 ur vaccine rovi i t· o anti- tYI)hus uni ts • .. It was nc.,tecl that t'iese units in t·1e mu: er not r0vide f o l!l.l· c sc e broakdo 711S in to.. : ::;u l}r, b t ,,e ·e intended • o sue t:1in...;s as e o ency c.:a.ri... s ... 0r ei'u ces , ri- ooners 0 ·, control o e ido ..:.cs , .d o .. er0 cnc l0c situations. It ,ns urtlor noted that t· o ocuro.. c .t al cad.y initiated by the U. L of e .... e e cy , tC;l~ St\_ lJ cqu.i ent (s • S • ;::;i,, • ' I • (l:• 3 , 40 I 1otu.a. res.1lt J.·· n """'l.'-" • . ts th t ,.;..._ • +:- ·oe sub- stituteu pr.)po .;l.0na.tely fo.,: s0 1e • a t o the total require- . ent. - 20 - U.S. SECRET BRITISH MOOT SIDRET ENCU>SURE "rl' - APPENDIX •A• COILUSE ESTThfATES FOR MEDICAL AND SANITATION SUPPLI.ES - EUROPE UNSCORCHED (For Six Months, Beginning Earl;r in Year) eight in Metric Tons MEDICAL mrn-iA'lffl - tlR!'l'S SANITARY fflTDCATffl - tffl'!TS 4l) ANTI COUNTRY OR ARFA BAS!c SUPPL. BASIC MAL. 200 WEIGHT SAN. SAN. MAL. XN•r1 SANIT. ro.rAL MED TROP. O.B. TRACH- JAB. SURV. BED BED KED. ~UIP. SUPP. UNITS TYHIUS NEEOO WEIGHT UNIT UNIT BAGS mm.MY UNIT LAB. HOOP. HOOP. NEEI8 UNIT UNIT EQUIP. SUPP. ~UIP. WEIGHT A. NOR'IHWIBT EUROPE France 482 282 20 5 2,336 82 4-82 20 166 2,.502 Belgium - - - - (Incl.Luxembourg) 120 81+ 1+ 1 - - - 582 24 120 - - 1+ 1+3 625 Holland 130 152 1+ 2 - - 632 27 130 6 4-6 678 Gelmaey 48l.. - 4l 11 - 2,34,6 80 4.8l.. - 38 166 2,512 (Incl.Austria) ------Dermark 4-6 - 52 2 1 - - - 221+ 8 4-6 - - 2 16 24-0 Norwq 44- - 40 2 1 - -. 2]J+. 8 44- - - 2 15 229 Subtotal 1,306 610 73 21 6,331+ 229 1,306 72 J+.52 6,786 r-i B. BALKANS C\I' Albania 6 21 2 l l 1 - - 53 3 6 1 6 6 27 6o ' Yugoslavia 188 21+0 ll6 8 3 3 23 ll5 2,028 32 188 15 90 78 428 2,456 Greece 86 800 .50 1+ 2 3 11 55 l,Oif-3 17 86 50 300 21 1,195 2,238 Subtotal 280 1,061 168 13 6 7 34- 170 3,lOif. 52 280 66 396 105 1,6.50 4-, 754. c. ITAIX 4-66 54,0 318 23 6 5 - - 2,334. 77 466 12 72 25 1+50 2,781+ SubtotalA,B & C 2,052 1,601 1,096 109 33 12 34- 170 ll,772 358 2,052 78 4,68 202 2,552 lJ+.,321+ D. F.ASTERN :EXJROP.E Bulgaria 36 125 :u.. 3 1 l - - 192 6 36 7 J+.2 30 182 374- Czechoslovakia 288 - 203 8 3 - - - 1,396 4l. 288 - 72 110 1,506 Finl.am 4-2 - .50 2 1 - 201+ 8 4-2 - - 2 15 219 Hungar:, 150 - 81 5 2 3 15 868 25 150 - - 8 52 920 Poland 388 - 244 17 7 - 51 255 1+,284- 65 388 - - 16le- 133 4.,417 Rou:nania. 10'+- 00 6o 10 2 2 - 54. 17 104. 20 120 520 1 06 Subtotal 1,008 4-25 652 4-5 16 3 54. 270 162 1,008 27 162 334. 1,012 8,501 GRAND TOTAL 3,060 21 026 1,748 l~ 4.9 15 88 440 19,261 520 3,060 105 630 536 3,564. 22,825 • Sanitar,y requiranents weight total does not incluie weight of anti-typhus unit as this is not available at present. . » CLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX • A" U.S. SEX::RET BRITISH MOST SF.XJRET CAD BASIC MEDICAL UNIT For Care of Civilian Population ot Occupied Countries (100,000 Persons tor One l4onth) . During Period of Military Occupation Drugs UNIT QUANTiiY ITEM ITEM UNIT NO. COST PER LIST ]J)070 Acid, Acetic, Glacial, USP Pound .21 2 • 10100 Acid, Acetylsa.licylic, USP, .5 Gr Tab 1000 -42 250 10110 Acid, Boric, USP Pound • ll 4- • lOZ.90 Alcohol, USP (Eteyl) .5 gal. 3.35 .5 10520 Alcohol, Denatured {Eteyl) 5 gal. 3.36 10 • lo6oo Anmonia, Aroma tic Spirit, USP Pint .52 30 C\I' 1083.5 Ascorbic Acid, USP, 2.5 ll81l Tab (Vitmdn C) 100 .15 4C ~ l086o Atropine Sul:fate, USP, l/150 Gr Hypo Tab 20 .0/f. 200 10983 Benedict• s Reagent, B:>wder (Q.S. 120 cc) Package .08 50 11040 Bismuth Subcarbonate, USP Poum 1.35 22 11063 Bismuth Subsalicylate, USP, for Parenteral Each 1.75 75 Injection: 6o cc lll05 Ca.f'feine, with Sodiun Benzoa.te, USP, 7½ Gr Amp Dozen .30 12 11175 Calciun Gluconate (10 cc Amp. ~) Dozen .63 80 11370 Chloral Hydrate, USP ¼ lb. • 22 12 • 11380 Chloroform (For Anesthesia) ¼ lb. .u 100 llJ+,00 Chraniun Trioxide, USP Ounce .12 5 1 llJ+.50 Cocaine Hydrochloride, USP 4 oz. l.9l,. 5 11490 Codeine Sulfate, USP, ½ Gr Tab 500 5.36 25 116oo Cresol, Sapona. ted Solution 5 gal. 6.89 2 11630 Dextrose, USP Powxl .26 14 11665 Digi.talis, Tab or Cap 1 l USP XII Unit 100 .o6 6o 11760 Epinephrine Solube Salt, 3/200 Gr ~o Tab 20 .08 .50 11770 Ergomvine Malea.te, USP, 0.2 Ksn ( 320 Gr ( Tab 100 1.65 .50 JI 1177.5 Ejfj?W,~~eate Injection USP, 0.2 Msn l/320 Gr) 12 .6.5 3 - :ENCLCSURE • fl' - APPmDll •B• U.S. SIDRET BRI'l'ISH :MOOT SIDRET mCLOOURE •r,t - AH>ENDIX •B• (Cont) • Drugs (Cont) ITEM UNIT NO. ITEM !TD( COOT,., I. 11790 Ether (For Anesthesia) ¼ lb. .1~ 1000 1184-0 Eugenol, USP , Ounce .17 10 11933 Ferrous Sulfate, USP, 5 Gr Tab 1000 .35 6o 12210 Gzyceryl Trinitrate, l/100 Gr lzypo Tab 20 .15 750 12330 Insulin, u-20 10 cc .12 450 12335 Insulin, U-40 10 cc .18 25 12350 Iodine, USP ¼ lb. .45 l+O 12565 Liver Purified. Extract, USP, 50 Uni ta 10 cc .45 30 1 127.50 Mercuric Oxide, Yellow, Ointment, USP ~ oz. .02 720 12800 Mercurous Chloride Mild ½ Gr Tab 1000 .32 25 I 2 2 "" 12955 Morphine Sulfate, USP, ¼ Gr a,ypo Tab 20 .oz._ 300 ~ 13000 Neoarsphenanine, USP, 0 .3 5 .24- 120 13002 Neoarsphenamine, USP, o.6 5 .25 75 13015 Nicotinic Acid Amide, mm, 50 Kan Tab 100 .15 50 13070 Oil, Castor, USP Gallon 1.30 12. 13340 Petro latun, USP Pourd .09 4J+ 13370 Petrol.a.tun. Liquid, Heavy, USP Ga.llon .67 4 13396 Fhenobarbita1, USP, f Gr Tab 100 .05 400 13530 Pituitary Solution, Posterior Lobe, USP: l cc amp 6 .29 10 13830 Procaine Hydrochloride, USP, 3 Gr Hypo Tab 10 .o6 200 J.4010 Santonin, USP, ½ Gr Tab 100 .79 72 14050 Silver Nitrate, USP Ounce • 36 a • J.4130 Soap, Soft 25 lb. 2.38 10 J.4150 Sodiun Bicarbonate, USP Pound .01 lll J.4220 Sodiun Bromide, USP, 5 Gr Tab 500 •17 38 • J.4290 Sodiun Chloride, ACS PoWld .25 8 J.4350 Sodiun Iodide, USP ¼ lb. .J+O 88 14lf.6o Sodiun Sulfate, USP Pound .22 100 ~22 stro;ehanthin1 USP 1 ~100 Gr Hn>o Tab 20 .08 ~00 • EOOireURE •r,t - APPEm>ll • BW U.S. SEX:lRET BRITISH :MOOT SIDRET ENCLOSURE •Tl' - APPmDIX "B• (Cont) DRUGS (Cont) I ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. COOT PER LIST 14-620 Sulfadiazine Oin1:ment, .80 10 14622 Sulfa.d.iazine, USP, 0.5 Gm (7.7 Gr) Tab 11.40 100 14623 Sulfadiazine Sodiun, USP, 5 Gm Vial 1.08 50 14625 Sulfa.guanidine, USP, Powder 6.32 10 l.4635 Sulfanilanide, USP l Powder 1. 00 5 l4-64J. Sultathiazole, USP, (7.7 Gr) Tab l+.l+O 100 lJ+700 Talc, Purit'ied, USP .lJ+ 10 lJ+725 Thiamin Hydrochloride, USP, l .Mgn Tab .29 10 lJ+903 Vitamins A and D, Concentrated .18 50 lJ+950 ool ... at, Hydrous, USP .30 10 l.5010 Zinc Oxide, USP Pouni .18 3 16020 Diphtheria Antitoxin, USP, 20,000 Units Vial 1.33 25 16o4.o Diphtheria Toxoid, USP, Alun Precipitated, 10 cc Vial .18 50 16110 Tetanus Antitoxin, USP, 1,.500 Units Vial 16 100 Vial 16120 Tetanus Antitoxin, USP1 20,000 Units 1.14 10 ~I Vaccine, Triple Typhoid, Prop}zy'la.ctic 10 17300 • .50 cc 1.10 1K32300 Kaolin, NB Pourd .20 20 lX56700 Pentotha1 Sodiun with Sterile Distilled Water: l Gm ampule, 50 cc . 25 1.81 8 l.K80300 Theobranine with Sodil.111 Salicylate, 5 Gr Capsule 100 .35 .50 1K86880 Zephiran Chloride Solution (Concentrated), 1~ l+ oz. .27 12 • 1N594-l0 Piolocarpine Nitrate, l/8 Oz: USP Bottle .07 5 1N79200 Sulfur Ointment, USP Pound .50 50 1N79300 Sultarsphenamine, 0.2 Gm Ampule .30 200 91190 Protein Silver, Mild, USP, l+ 6/10 Gr.Tab: 100 Bottle .23 15 • - U.S. S:EXJRET BRITISH MOOT S:EXJRET ENCLOOURE •u- - APPliNDIX •B• (Cont) Dressings ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. !Tai UNIT COOT PER LIST 20040 Bandage, Gauze, Roller, 2-Inch Dozen -44 200 • • 2006o Bamage, Gauze, Roller, 4--Inoh Dozen 1.08 100 201.20 Bandage, Triangular Dozen 1.36 .50 20130 Cotton., Absorbent, Caa:pressed Ounce .05 10 • 20140 Cotton., Absorbent, Roll Poum. -4-3 6oo 20210 Gauze, Plain, 5 Yards Roll .18 900 20270 Muslin, 1 Yard Wide Yard .21 500 20350 Plaster., Adhesive, 3-Inch Spool .20 168 20380 Silk, Impervious • Yard -4-3 1.50 20420 \'fadding, Sheet Roll .05 1200 "'~ 78no Pin, Sa.:fety, Large Card .02 200 78780 Pin, Safety, Mediun Card .02 200 7J262-00 Flannelette., Cotton Yard .08 50 92002 Bandage, Gauze., Compress, 4- by 4- Inches Ea.ch .oa 300 92004- Bani.age! Gauze, Compress, 2 by 2 Inch Package .13 300 • 92030 Bandage, Plaster of Paris, 6-Incb Dozen 1.83 80 •• U.S. S:OORET BRITISH MOOT SIDRET ENCL03URE •U' - APPENDIX •B• (Cont) Surgioal Accessories Im! UNIT QUANTrIY NO. IT:EK UNIT COOT PER LIST 31070 Catheter, Urethral, Rubber, 14,F Each .13 10 • 31090 Catheter, Urethral, Rubber, 18F Each .13 20 32300 Forceps, Hemostatio, Ranlcin-Kell,y, Straight Ea.eh 2.07 10 32700 Forceps, Tissue, Spring, si-Inch Each .62 5 32965 Holder, Need.le, Collier Ea.ch 3.20 3 333n Knif'e, Operating, Ha.ndle No-4 Each -43 3 33381 Knit'e, Operating, Detachable Blade No.20 Paclca.ge .28 10 33620 Needle, Spinal Puncture, Corrosion Resisting Steel, Ea.ch .18 3 20 Gage 3362.4 Needle, Abdomi.na.l, 2 7{_8-I.Dclles ! Straight Package .26 3 J, 33631 Needle, Ca.tgut, Size 2, Half-Circle (Paclcage of 6) Package .24- 3 ~ 33791 Needle, Intestinal, Size 2, Half-Circle {Package of 6) Package .23 6 33821 Needle, Intestinal, Size l 3/4--Inches, Straight {Package of' 6) Package .18 3 33931 Needle, Surgeon• s Regular Size 4-, 3/8 Circle (Packa~ of 6l Package -~ 3 33950 Needle, Surgeon' a Regular, Size 12, 3/8 Circle Pa.clcage .30 3 (Package of 6) 33965 Needle, Surgeon's Regular Size 18, 3/8 Circle ( Package of 6) Package .30 3 34021 Needle, Uterine, Siz 7, Half- Circle Package .36 4-• 34,680 Scissors, Band.ago, 7½-Inch Each .91 3 :54-750 Scissors, l Point Sharp, 5½-Inch, Straight Each .73 3 36()30 Adapter, for Tubing Ea.ch .06 2 36llO Applicator, Wood Carton .15 1 36620 Cot, Finger Dozen .u 3 EOOUBURE "D" - APPENDIX •B• U.S. SECRET BRITISH KOST SECRET Surgical Accessor:ie s (Cont) ITffl UNIT QUANTITY NO. Im.it UNIT COOT PER LIST 36624, Cotton Thread, No.SO, 150 Yards Spool .()4. 10 36627 Cotton Thread, Quilt1~ 1.50 Yards Spool .07 20 36810 Gloves, Uediun, Size , Rubber Pair .13 12 36830 Gloves, llediun, Size 7~, Rubber Pair .23 24,. 36840 Gloves, :Mediun, Size 8, Rubber Pair .13 24, 36990 Intravenous Solutions, Reservoir Each .67 3 3701+0 Irrigator Tips Pair •12 4 • 37050 Irrigator Tubing Each .30 4 • 37210 Razor, Saf'ety, Blades Package .03 4 • 37770 Suture, Catgut, Chromic, Size 00 Tube .12 100 I ~ 37790 Suture, Catgut, Chromic, Size 1 Tube .16 100 I 37996 Suture, Dermal, Mediun Package .28 1000 • 38090 Suture, Tape Tube .oz._ 168 • 3844-0 Syringe, Luer, 2 cc Ea.ch .51 50 • 38450 Syringe, Luer, 10 cc ,Ea.ch .69 20 J84.60 Syringe, Luer, 30 cc Each 1.27 4 384-90 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 23 Gage, 3/4-Inch Canula. Dozen .4,8 30. 38500 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 22 Gage, 1-Inch Canula Dozen .31 10 38505 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 20 Ge.ge, J.i-Inch Camila Dozen -4-7 10 38510 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 19 Ge.ge, 1 3/4-Inch Canula Dozen .67 5 38520 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 17 Gage, 3-Inch Camila. Dozen .96 1 385.50 Syringe, Luer, Needle, ire (Bundle of 10) Bundle .01 50 38792 Tubing, Rubber, Latex, 3/16-Inch Foot .03 30 3Nl73-00 Catheter, Urethral, Rubber, lOF Each •15 4 • 41808 Clamp, Shut-Of'f, Screw Adjus1ment Each .08 4 44-310 Test Tube, Chemical Each • 02 4-8 • 716oo-10 Gown, Operating (Kediun) Each 1.79 2. 71780 Towel, Hand Each •15 4 • 745(1:) Brush, Hand Each .13 2• 74930 Soap, lhi te, Floating, 6 Ounce Bar .or.. 6 • -El'CLOSURE •D" - AH?EN:Dll "B• U.S. SmRET BRITISH MOOT SIDRET ENCLOOURE •va • APPENDIX •B• (Cont) Surgical Accessories (Cont) ITEX UNIT QUANTITY NO. I'm4 UNIT COOT PER LIST 75150 Book, Blank, 8 Vo FA.ch .13 l• 76270 Pencil, Inielible Each .02 l• no6o Bag, Hot a ter, and Syringe Each .l+O l• 71950 Dropper, Medicine Dozen .n 4-• 78330 Lamp, Alcohol, Wick Each .005 4• 79320 Thermclmeter, Clinical Each .i+4 so. ·• - ENCLOOURE •r,t - APPENt>IX •B• ., U.S. S:OORET BRITISH MOOT S:OORET .ENCLOOURE •r,t - APPmDIX •B• (Cont) CAD Bi\SIC MEDICAL UNIT Confinement Supplies I'mi UNIT QUA.NTr.LY NO. ITEM UNIT COOT PER LIST 7JOl.+l+-OO Package, Confinement Supplies Ea.di 15.00 100 Consisting of: 20325 Paper, Impervious, 5 Yards Roll .05 1 2N,500-00 Pad, Perineal Dozen .20 2 38630 T~e, Cotton, ½ Inch x 12 Yards Roll .07 1 71600 Gown, Operating (Mediun) Each 1.79 1 71690 Pillow Case Each .28 1 74-560 Brush, Ham. Ea.ch .13 l 74-930 Soap, White, Floatin& Bar 1 78620 Needles, Coomon Pa.ck.age .07-~ l 78T/O Pins, Safety, Large Card .02 1 78780 Pins, Safety, Medium Card .02 l 79340 Thread, Cotton, No.6o Spool .08 1 78680 Paper, Toilet Roll .05 i.. 7J078-00 Bottle, Feeding (Nursina) Ea.ch .10 2 7J16l,.-oo Comb, Dressing Each .10 1 7J262 Flannelette, Cotton Yard .08 10 7J51S-OO Nipple, Rubber: 3 hole Ea.ch .05 3 7J712-00 Shirt, Infant, 12-Im.ch long sleeve Each .35 2 7J788-00 Terry Cloth Yard .35 5 7N0914--00 Blanket, Infant's: 36 x .50 Inches Each 2.00 l 99090 Blanket, 0 .D. , ool, 90 by 66 inchss Ea.ch 7.51 l • Incluies replenishment for CAD obstetrical bags. ~; Drugs, Dressines, Surp.cal Accessories, and Confinement Supplies sh:>ul.d not be mixed in pa.eking Unit Price i644-6 Weight l0,64-7 ls. Cuba.ge 585 cu.ft. • • . - •ENCL03URE •D" - APPENDIX •B• U.S. S:OORET BRITISH MOST SIDRET CAD SUPP.tllOOfrAL TROPICAL UNIT To Supplement Basic edical Unit in Areaa Having Diaeases ot a Tropical Nature I IT.EH UNIT QUANTITY NO. !TB{ UNIT CCBT PER LIST 10710 Antimoey and R>tassiun Tartrate, WP Ounce .09 lO 1084-6 Atabrille Tablets, 100 i!Jl1 1000 4-.63 50 lJ.720 :&netine Hydrochloride, USP, l/3 Gr ItYPo Tu 20 .66 30 1334-0 Petrola.tun, USP Poum .09 30 13890 Quinjne Dilvdrochloride, USP, 5 Gr Amp Dozen .38 l.2S 14625 Sultaguanidine, USP, Powder Poum. 6.32 50 lKl.72:I) Carbaraene, NNR 0.25 Gm (3 3/4- Gr) Tab 500 2.63 6 • Ma_y be issued in lieu of It lll7800 Chini(>:fon Unit Price j633.oo Weight 426 lbs Cuba.ge 14- cu.ft. »iCLOOURE "J:J'f - .APPENDIX •ca • • U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MCST SIDRET ENCLCSURE •rr - APPENDIX •rr CAD S~TAL BIOWGICAL UNIT (Held in Central Reserve) IT»,i UNIT QUANTITY NO. I'mil UNIT COOT PER LlST 16ol5 Cholera Vaccine, a:> cc Vial .16 U5,000 16020 Diphtheria Antitoxin, USP, 201 000 Units Vial 1.33 50,000 16040 Diphtheria. To:x::oid, USP, ilUll Precipitated, 10 cc Vial .lB 200,000 16128 '.Iyphus Vaccine, a) cc Vial .56 800,ooo 17300 Vaccine, Triple Typhoid, Propey'l.a.ctic .50 cc 1.10 100,000 • I 18220 Swab, Sterile, in Gla.ss Tube, Sterile Each .o6 10,000 lN990-00 Culture Media, Prepared, Loeffler' s, in Sterile Tube Ea.ch .15 10,000 ~ 384-.50 Syringe, Luer, 10 cc Each .69 7,200 38lt.90 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 23 Gage, 3/.4-Inch Canula Dozen .48 3,600 Unit Price j687,696.oo Weigit 279,520 lbs. Cubage 101 322 Cu.ft. • fflCLCSURE "D" - APPENDIX •tr • - • U.S. SDJRET BRITISH MOOT SIDRET :WCLCSURE •~ - APPENDIX •E,"I CAD OBSTETRICAL BAG lrour Bags Required for 100 ,ooo Civilian Population During Period of Milita.zy Ocmpation. Replenishment Supplies Are Con~ed in CAD Basic Medical Unit I'HK UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITEK UNIT COOT fER LIST 7J~O-OO Bag, Canvas (For obstetrical supplies) Each 5.00 l I • Acid, Acetic (Diluted) 4 oz. .25 1 JI Acid, Boric, USP, Saturated Solution 8 oz. .10 l • Alcohol, Denatured 8 oz. .10 l • Chloral !zy'drate, l.2J' Solution 8 oz. .25 l • Oil, Oas tor, USP 8 oz. .20 l • Silver Nitrate, mF, J:,• Solution Ounce .25 l • Sod.iun Bromide, USP, 5 Gr Tab 100 .15 1 uno- Ergonovine Maleate, USP, 0.2 Kp (l/320 Gr) Tab 100 1.65 2 I uns Ergonovine Maleate Injection, USP, 0.2 Mgn (l/320 Gr) 12 .65 1 N In l cc Amp T l.K86880 Zephiran Chloride Solution (Concentrate) lOJ' 4 oz. .27 1 20040 Ban:lage, Gauze, Roller, 2-Inch Dozen -44 l/6 20130 Cotton, Absorbent, Canpressed. Ounce .05 1 31070 Catheter, Urethral, Rubber, W' Ea.ch .13 2 32210 Forceps, Dressing, 10-Inch Each .75 1 32300 Forceps, Heinos tatic, Rankin-Kelly, Straight Each 2.07 1 32700 Forceps, Tissue, Spring, .5½-Inch Ea.ch .62 l 34021 Needle, Uterine, Size 7, Halt'-Circl.e Pa.ck.age .36 1 34-710 Scissors, Double-Blun~ 5½-Inch Each .68 1 36830 Gloves, Meditm, Size Pair .23 2 37200 Razor, Safety, With Blades Ea.ch .14 l 37210 Razor, Safety, Blades Pa.cka.ge .03 1 37996 Suture, Dennal, Mediun Package .28 100 38090 Suture, Tape Tube .04 12 3844-0 Syringe, Luer, 2 cc Each .51 1 • - - ffiCLCSURE •'J1' - APPENDIX •E,"I U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MOOT SIDRET !NCLCE URE •fl' - APPENDIX •g, (Cont) • IT.EM UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT».£ UNIT CWT PER LIST 384-90 Syringe, Lu:r, Needle, 23 Gage, 3/4-Inch Canula Dozen .48 1 3Nl73-00 Catheter, Urethral, Rubber, lOF Each .15 l 44310 Test Tube, Chemical Each .02 2 71600-10 Gown, Operating (:U:edim) Each 1.79 2 71780 Towel, Hard Each .15 3 7456o Brush, Hand Each .13 1 74-930 Soap, Whi. te, Floating, 6 Ounce Bar .04- 1 75150 Book, Blank, 8Vo Each .13 l 75750 Label, 1-5/16-Inch by l-ll/16 Inch: 60 Box .02 1 76270 Pencil, Inielible Each .02 1 7706o Bag, Hot Water, and Syringe Each -40 l I 77130 Ba.sin, Pus Each .16 l ~ I 77950 Dropper, Medicine Dozen .29 ¼ 78070 Glass, M:ed.icine Each .03 l 78320 Lemp! Alcohol Ea.ch .25 1 78330 Lamp, Alcohol, Wick Ea.ch .005 1 79320 The:rmcmeter, Clinical Each .44 2 794-70 Vial, 2 Ounce Dozen .13 l/12 7N957-l0 Vial, l Ounce, Amber Dozen .35 l/12 79480 Vial, 4- Ounce Dozen .16 l/12 794-90 Vial, 8 Ounce Dozen .20 4/12 92()()4. Bandage, Gauze, Canpress) 2 by 2 inches Package .13 6 99275 Graduate, 500 cc (Enamel Each .6o l • Bottl.es and labels only :included (Itans 75150, 79470, 79480, 794-90, and 7N957-10). Contents to be placed in bottles from basic medica1 unit by local dispensers. Unit Price t53 eigj:lt 35 lbs. Cubage 1.5 cu.ft. • - -ENCLOOURE •v- - APmmll • 'S" U.S. SIDRET BRITISH KOOT SIDRET ffiCLCSURE •l)II - APIENDIX •p CAD TRACHEOTCIIY SET To be provided oiey once ITlM UNIT QUANTI'lY NO. ITD( UNIT CCST PER LIST 13830 Procaine Hydrochloride, USP, 3 Gr 1zypo Tab 10 .o6 1 3mo Suture, Catgut, Chromic, Size 00 Tube .12 2 38440 Syringe, Luer, 2 cc Ea.ch .51. 1 384-90 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 23 Gage, 3/4--Inch Canul.a. Dozen .48 2 38630 Tape, Cotton: ½-Inch by 12 Yards Roll .01 1 3N970-00 Tra.cheotoo:\Y' Set, J~on Set 55.00 l 92004- Bandage, Gauze, Ccmpresa, 2 by 2 Inches Paclcage .13 2 ;;\ I Unit Price j57 Weifjlt 12 lbs. Cubage .6 cu.ft. mcLCSURE •!I' - AH'ENDIX •p • U.S. SEXJRET BRITlBH YOST SECRET ENCLCBURE •r,e - APPENDIX •G1' CAD HOOPITAL UNI'.IB Dru&! and Dressings ITllU UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITEM UNIT COOT 200-Bed Hosp. 40-Bed Hosp. 10070 Acid, Acetic, Glacial, USP Poun:l .21 2 l 10100 Acid, Acetylsalicylic, USP, 5 Gr Tab 1000 -42 250 50 10110 Acid, Boric, USP Poum .n lt- 1 104-90 Alcohol, USP: (Eth.Yl) 5 gals 3.35 5 l 10520 Alcohol, Denatured: (Eteyl) 5 gals 3.36 10 2 lo6oo Amnonia, Aroma tio Spirit, USP Pint .52 30 6 10835 Ascorbic Acid, USP, 25 ~ Tab (Vitamin C) 100 .]J l+O 8 l086o Atropine Sulfate, USP, 1.50 Gr Hypo Tab 20 .Ol,. 200 40 10983 Benedict's Rea.gent, Powder (Q.S. 120 cc) Pkg. 10 I .oa .50 U'\ 11040 Bismuth Subcarbonate, USP Poun:l 1.35 22 lt- "i' 11063 Bianuth Subsalicylate, USP, For Parenteral Each 1.75 75 15 Injection 11105 Caffeine, With Sodiun oe.te, 7.5 Gr Amp Dozen .30 12 2 11175 Calciun Glucona.te, (10 cc Amp, 10. ) Dozen .63 80 16 21 11370 Chloral !_!ldrate1 USP i lb. .22 lt- 11380 Chloroform (For Anesthesia), USP ¼ lb. .11 100 25 l.J.400 Chromiun Trioxide, USP Ounce .12 5 1 l.ll+.50 Cocaine Hydrochloride, USP ¼ oz. 1.94, 5 l 11490 Codeine Sul:fate, USP, i Gr Tab 500 5.36 25 5 116oo Cresol, Saponated Solution 5 gala 6.89 2 l 11630 Dextrose, USP PouDl .26 llt- 3 11665 Digitalis, Tab or Capsule, l USP XII Unit 100 .06 6o 12 ll76o Epinephrine Soluble Salt, 3/200 Gr. Hypo Tab 20 .08 50 10 nns Ergorovine Maleate Injection, USP, 0.2 Kan l2 .65 3 1 ( l/320 Gr) in 1 co Ampule 11790 Ether (Far Anesthesia.) ¼ lb. .13 1000 250 ENCLCBURE •r,a - APPmDIX • • - - U.S. SDJRET BRITISH MOST S~RET ENCLCBURE •rl' - AimfDIX •~ (Cont) Dru.gs and Dressings ( Oont) IT.E1l UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITDL UNIT CCST 200-Bed Hosp• 40-Bed Hosp. 1181+0 Eugenol, USP Ounce .17 10 2 11933 Ferrous Sulfate, USP, 5 Gr Tab 1000 .35 6o 12 12210 G)3ceryl Trinitrate, l/100 Gr ~o Tab 20 .15 750 150 12330 Insulin, u-20 10 00 .12 4-50 90 12335 Insulin, U-40 . 10 00 .18 25 ~ 5 12350 Iodine, USP ¾ lb. .lt-5 lt,O 8 12565 Liver, Purified Extra.ct, USP 50 Uni ts 10 00 .lt-5 30 6 1 12750 Mercuric Oxide, Yellow, Ointment USP 4 oz. .02 720 :w.. 12800 Mercurous Chloride, Mild, ½Gr Tab 1000 .32 25 5 12955 Mo~hine Sulfate, USP1 ! Gr Hypo Tab 20 eOlt- 300 6o 13000 Neoarsphensmine, USP, 0.3 Gm 5 .24 120 24 13002 Neoa.rsphenamine, USP, o.6 Gm 5 .25 15 15 13015 Nicotin:ic cid Amide, NNR, 50 Man Tab 100 .15 10 I 50 ~ 13070 Oil, Cast::>r, USP Gallon 1.30 l2 2 I 13340 Petrola tun, USP Powxl .09 44 9 13370 Petrolatun, Liquid, Heavy, USP Gallon .67 4- l 13396 PhenobarbitaJ., USP, t Gr Tab 100 .05 400 80 lN.594-10 Pilocarpine Nitrate, 1/8 oz: USP Bottle .01 5 l 13530 Pituita.Iy Solution, Posterior Lobe, USP 6 .29 10 2 13830 Procaine Hydrochloride, USP, 3 Gr Hypo Tab 10 .o6 200 40 . 14-010 Santonin, USP, ¾Gr Tab 100 .79 7l 15 140.50 Silver Nitrate, USP Ounce .36 8 1 14-130 Soap, Soft 25 lbs. 3.38 10 2 14l50 Sod.iun Bicarbonate, USP Powxl .07 lll 22 14.220 Sodium Bromide, USP, 5 Gr Tab 500 .17 38 7 14290 Sodium Chloride, ACS Pouni .25 8 2 14350 Sodium Iodide, USP ¼ lb. .40 88 17 lJ+l,.6o Sodium Sulfate, USP Pouni .22 100 25 14550 Strophanthin, USP, l/100 Gr Hypo Tab 20 .08 300 6o • -ffiCIOOURE • r/1 - APPmDIX • C:, U.S. SIDRET • BRITISH MOOT SIDRET FNCLCSURE "D- - APPENDIX "(11 ,cont) Drugs and Dressings (Cont) ITEM UNIT QUANTiff" NO. ITEM UNIT 003T 200-Bed HO!!J2 • 40-Bed Hos;e. 14620 Sulfadiazine Ointment, ~ Poum .80 10 2 14622 Sulfadia.zine, USP, 0 .5 Qn ( 7.7 Gr )Tab :LOOO ll.1+0 100 25 14-623 Sulf'adia.zine Sodium, USP, 5 Qn Vial 6 1.08 50 10 14-625 Sulfaguanidine, USP, Powder Poum 6.32 10 2 14635 Sul:fa.nilamide, USP, Powder Poum 1.00 5 1 l4€>4l. Sulfathiazole, USP, 7.7 Gr Tab 1000 4.1+0 100 25 14700 Talc, Purified, USP Poum .14 10 2 J.4.725 Thiamin Hydrochloride, USP, l Ma,a Tab 500 .29 10 2 14903 Vitamins A an:i n, Concentrated 100 .18 50 10 14-950 Wool Fat, Hydrous, USP Poum .30 10 2 15010 Zinc Oxide, USP Poun:l .18 3 1 16020 Diphtheria. Antitosin, USP, 20,000 Units Vial 1.33 25 5 ,t 16o4o Diphtheria Toxoid, USP, Alum Precipitated Via1 .18 50 10 'a' 16110 Tetanus Antitoxin, USP, 1,500 Units in Vial Vial .16 100 20 16120 Tetanus Antitoxin, USP, 20 1000 Units Vial 1.14 10 2 17300 V'accine, Triple Typhoid, Propeyl.actio 50 co 1.10 10 2 11no Ergonovine Ma1eate, USP, 0.2 llsn (l/320 Gr) 100 1.65 50 10 in 1 co Ampule lX32300 Kaolin, NF Pouni .20 20 4 lX.56700 Pentothal Sodi\111, 1 Cln Amp 25 1.81 8 2 l.KB0,00 Theobromine With Sodiu:n Sal icyla. te, 5 Gr Capsule 100 .35 50 10 l.K8688o Zephiron Chloride Solution (Concentrate) 101' 4 oz. .27 "12 3 IN79200 Sulfur Ointment, USP Poum .6o 50 10 1N79300 Sulf'a.rsphenamine 0.2 IJ1l 1.6o 200 40 9ll90 Protein Silver, Mild, USP, 4,-6/10 Gr Tab Bottle .23 15 3 2~ Bam.age2 Gauze, Roller, 2-Inch Dozen .44 200 40 20o6o Bam.age, Gauze, Roller, 4-Inch Dozen 1.08 100 25 20120 Bam.a.ge, Triangular Dozen 1.36 50 10 20130 Cotton, Absorbent, Ccmpressed Ounce .05 10 2 20140 Cotton, Absorbent, Roll Poum .43 6oo 120 20210 Gauze, Plain, 5 Yd.a. Roll .18 900 180 .,. - - F.NCLCSURE "r:J" - AB?ENDIX • GI U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MOOT S:EX:RET CLOSURE • i,t - .A.P.PENDIX • G" (Cont) pruga and Dressings (Cont) Im.! UNIT QUANTI'l!' NO ITDI UNIT C03T 200-:Sed Hosp. 4Q-Bed Hosp. 20270 :Muslin Yard .21 .500 100 203.50 Plaster, Adhesive, 3-Inch Spool .20 168 33 20380 Silk, Impervious Yard -4-3 1.50 30 20420 adding, Sheet Roll .05 ~ 1200 220 78710 Pin, Safety, Large Card .02 200 40 78780 Pin, Safety, Mediun Card .02 200 40 7J262-00 Flannelette Cotton Yard .08 .50 10 92002 Bandage, Gauze, Caaproar. 4 by 4 Inches Each .08 300 6o 9200.. Bam.age, Gauze, Ccmpress, 2 by 2 Inches Package .13 300 60 92030 Bandage, Plaster ot Paris, 6-Inch Dozen 1.83 80 16 I • ENCI.OOURE "1" - APPENDIX •c;- • U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MCST SIDRET CLOOURE "V' - APPENDIX "G" (Cont) General Imtrunents ITB! UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITEM UNIT C l!NCI.CSURE •V' • AHENDIX •er • - U.S. SEXJRET BRITISH lLCST SEXJRET FNCLCSURE •r,a - AP.PnIDIX •a,e ,cont) Genera1 Ins tnments ( Cont l IT:W UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITEl UNIT O!ET 200-Bed Ho~• 40-Bed Hos;e. 34450 Retract.Gr, Brain Eadl 1.96 2 0 34-54-0 Retractor, Tissue, Nested Nest 1.26 1 l 34,680 Scissors, Bandage Each .91 8 l 34-720 Scissors, Double-Blunt, ~Inch Each .70 12 4- 34815 Scissors, Suture Ea.ch 1.00. 16 4- 3.5420 Trephine, 3/4--Inch Each 5.96 l 0 354-30 Trephine, 1-Inch Each 2.25 l 0 35510 Tube, Breathing, Large Each 3.50 2 l 35515 Tube, Breathing, Small Each 1.65 2 l 36940 Hea.dlieJ:}t Each 8.15 l l 36950 Headligit, Lanp Each .21 1 l 36960 Inhaler, Yankauer Each 1.53 2 l I 37200 Razor, Sa:feW Ea.ch .14- 6 3 =t 37210 Razor, Safety, Blades Package .03 18 9 37370 Splzy'gnomananeter, Aneroid F.ach 12.00 2 1 38503 Syringe, Luer, Neecll.e, 22 Ge.ge, 3-Inch Canul.a. Dozen .12. 2 0 38505 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 20 Gage, l½-Inm CangJa Dozen .4-7 2 0 386o2 Syringe, Tonsil, Laryngeal aDi Dental Ea.di .90 2 0 38650 Tourniquet, Eamarch Each .30 4- 0 38685 Tube, Colon Each .25 2 1 38730 Tube, Nasal Feeding, 22F Each .4-9 l 1 38750 Tube, Stcmach Each .10 2 1 38780 Tubing, Rubber, i-Inch Foot .03 35 15 38790 Tubing, Rubber, rlnch Foot .06 18 0 38792 Tubing, Rubber, Latex, 3/16-Inch Foot .03 36 0 3N933-10 P\Jnp, Breast Each .50 5 0 716o0-05 Gown, Operating: Large Each 1.79 10 5 716o0-10 Gown, Operating: Medi\111 Each 1.79 35 10 71&>0-15 Gown, Opera.ting: Small Each 1.79 10 5 rJ.o60 Bas1 Hot Water I and S:vrin~ Each ~ ll .} ENCLCS URE "D1' - APPENDIX • C1' • - I U.S. SIDRET BRITlSH MOO T SIDRET ENCLCSURE •r,- - A.PHffl)IX • G" (Cont) General Imtruments (Cont) ITFM UNIT QUANTI'lY • NO. ITBL UNIT COST 200-Bed Hosp. 4-0-Bed Hosp. 78220 Irrigator Each .33 7 3 • 79000 Sheeting, Rubber Yard .~ 9 0 7J078-00 Bottle, Feeding, 8-0unoe Each .10 4.8 12 7J515-00 Nipple, Rubber Each .05 96 24 7N802 Roaster, Large Each i...oo 7 2 99523 Sterilizer, Instrument, 20-Inch Each 19.27 7 2 99575 Table, Instrunent, Folding Each 7.95 17 2 99580 Table, Operating, Folding Each 19.75 1 0 I ~ • • - - U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MOOT ~RET ENCLCSURE •r,t - APPENDIX •GJ (Cont) Orthopedic Inatl"\IDents ITRI UNIT QUANTIT! NO. ITEM UNIT COST 200-Bed Hosp. 40-Bed Hosp. 31200 Chisel, Bone, Bevel, 12 JO( Eadi 1.50 1 0 31230 Ch:isel, Bone, Osteotane, 12 MM Each 1.53 l 0 31430 Curette, Mastoid, Richard, Size l Ea.ch 1.25 l 0 31440 Curette, Mastoid, Richard, Size 3 Each 1.25 1 0 31790 Drill, Bone Set 13.75 2 0 31800 Drill, Bone, Extra Drills Set 1.51 1 0 31955 Extension Apparatus, Kirschner, H&Jld Drill 'lype Each 7i.,.90 2 0 31958-07 Extension Apparatus, Drills, Wire, 9 by .Ol,-5 Dozen .as 1 0 Inches 31958-09 Extension Apparatus, Drills, Wire, 9 by .037 Dozen 1.03 1 0 Inches 31958-11 Extension Apparatus, Drills, Wire, 12 by .063 Dozen 1.05 l 0 Inches 31960 Extension Apparatus, Steinna.nn Each 6.75 2 0 * 31965-04- Extension Apparatus, Steirmann, Pin: 5•Inch Ea.ch .22 3 0 31965-09 Extension Apparatus, Steinnann, Pin: 7-Inch Each .29 3 0 • 32035 Forceps, Bone-Holding, 12-Inch F.ach 8.68 2 0 320l,.3 Forceps, Bone, Rongeur, 8½-Inch, Angular, Bacon Each 19.75 1 0 32910 Gouge, 10 MM or 12 MM Ea.ch 1.75 1 0 33140 Kni.f'e, Amputating, 6-Inch Blade Ea.ch 4-.50 1 1 Knife, Plaster l2 33400 • Ea.ch .17 i.. 331,.90 Mallet, Hardwood Each .74- 1 0 34-374. Raspatory, Rib, Rigb t Each 1.75 . 1 0 34-590 Saw, Amputating Ea.ch 2.37 1 l 34-922 Shears, Plaster Paria, 16 to 18 Inches Each 19.10 2 l 34-935 Skid, Bone (Lever) Each 5.00 2 0 ENCLOSURE "D" - APPffiDIX •G" • ,, u. S. SECRET BRITISH MOST SIDRET ENCLOSURE "D" - APfENDIX "G" ( tcont) ortpgedic Instruments (cont) IT!M UNIT QU.Afl'ITY NO. ITEl UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP• 40-BED HOSP. 37480 Sp:ilnt, Thoms, Alm, Hinged Each 1.65 2 1 37500 Splint, Amr:,, Leg, Ral:f'-Ring Each 1.79 2 1 37517 Splint, support and Foot Rest, I5>roved Each .27 2 1 I ~ ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" e - u. s. SF,CRET BRITISH MOST sroRET ENCLOSURE "D" - .APPENDIX "G" (cont) Abd.cminal and Obst.etr:io :ms truments ITE UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 300].5 Anascope, Hirschman Each 2.68 1 0 31090 catheter, urethral, RUbber, 18.F Each .13 l 0 31290 Claq,, pylorus, 11-Inch Each 18.75 1 0 31295 clamp, pylorus, 8-rnch Each 17.'Z? 1 0 31300 cranioclast Each 15.00 1 0 3l49o curette, uterine, riui1, size 4 Each 1.oo 1 0 31710 Dilator, uterine Each 13.25 2 0 32186 Forceps, cystic Duct Each 5.25 2 0 32230 Forceps, Dressing, Bozeman, straight Each 3.35 2 0 32300 Fore s Hemostatic Ranld.n-Kelly strai t Each 2.01 2 0 FOrcep s, HYs erec , pean, curve Eac • 0 32380 Forceps, Intestinal, noyen, straight Each 4.70 2 0 :t 32820 Forceps, Vulsellum, straiePt Each 3.26 2 0 34300 probe, uterine Each .55 1 0 34695 Scissors Dissect curved 6 3 4'-Inch Each 1.05 3 0 34 O SCJ.ssors, Dissecting, strBJ. Inch Each • 0 3484o scissors, uterine Each 9.00 l 0 3528() Speculum, Vaginal, Bivalve, Graves Each 2.06 2 1 35300 Speculum, Vaginal, Sims, Size 3 Each 2.00 1 0 38155 Syringe, Ear and Ulcer, l ounce Each .23 2 2 38750 TUbe I stomach Each .10 4 l ENCLOSURE "D" - ~IX "G" e ,, U.S. SIDRET BRITISH :MOST SEr:RET ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" (cont) Genito Urinary rnstruments ITFM UNIT QUJNTitt NO. ITEM UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 31070 catheter, urethral, RUbber, i1iF Each .13 7 2 3lo8o catheter, urethral, RUbber, l6F Each .13 7 2 3ll30 catheter, urethral, RUbber, Self-Retaining: Each .28 6 2 20.F 34990 sound, 18.F Each .91 1 1 35000 Sound1 20.F Each .56 l l 350IO sound, 22F Each 1.00 1 1 35020 Sound, 24F Each .55 1 l 35030 sound, 26F Each .55 1 1 I ~ ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" - - U.S. S:IDRE'l' BRITISH ,{OST s:roRET ENCLOSURE •D" - .APP.mDIX "G• (cont) ~e I Ear I Nose and Throat Instruments Im.I UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT UNIT OOST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 31636 Dilator, Trachea. Each 3.98 1 1 32172 Forceps, capsule, A,rruga Each 2.16 l 0 32250 Forceps, Ear, Bayonet Each 3.50 2 0 32280 Forceps, Fixation, Without catch Each 2.09 1 0 32925 ~, uastoid1 schwartz1 Size 2 Each 1.03 1 0 32965 Ho r, Neeaie, collier Each 3.20 1 1 33110 Keratane, Angular, edium Each 1.50 l 0 33210 K,nif e, cataract, Graef'e, Size 2 Each 1.82 2 l 34042 otoscope and OphthaJJnoscope, Canbined set 22.,;5 l l 34500 Retra.ctor1 Mastoid Each 5.75 2 0 34760 Scissors, EnUcleation Ea.ch 3.35 1 0 34790 Scissors, Iris, Full-curved Each 1.97 l 0 'j 35200 Speculum, EYe Each 2.52 1 l 3556o Tube, Trachea, Size 3 Eadl 1.65 l l 35580 TUbe I Tra.chea1 Size 5 Each 1.65 2 1 36890 Headband, Leather strap Each .66 1 1 }6910 Headband, Mirror Each .73 l 1 37883 suture, EYe, catgut, Mild Chromic, Size 4,-Q Paakage 1.37 2 l Single-.Anned, With Size 3, 3/8 Circle, cutting Edge 2 Non-Traumatic Needle Affixed 3'7973 suture, Silk, Braided, Non-capillary, Size o 5p0oi .18 1 1 37975 suture, Silk, Braided, Non-Capillary, Size l Spool .19 l 1 38130 syringe, Ear, 2 ounces Each 1.6') 2 l 4048o Bottle1 nro~ing1 6o cet Each .26 2 l • ENCLO&JRE "l1' - APPENDIX •G11 U.S. SECRET BRITISH MOST SECRm ENCU)SURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" (cont) Thoracic Instruments IT]}.{ UNIT QUANTITY NO. Im! UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-m:D HOSP. 3n20 catheter, Urethral., Rubber, Guide Each .26 1 1 3ll30 catheter, urethral, Rubber, Self-Retaining: Each .28 2 0 20F 3ll33 catheter, urethral, Rubber, Self-Retaining, 4--Wing, Malecot, 32F Each .39 2 0 32430 Fore~: 1 Kidney z curved Each 4.76 2 0 35350 Spre r, Rib Each 17.75 1 0 354-66 Trocar z Drainage Each 1.76 4 l I ~ ENCLOSURE "D" - AH'ENDIX "G" •·· • U.S. SECRET BRITISH 11:0ST SECRET fflCLOSORE "D" - .AH'mDIX "G" (cont) Dental Egri.pmen t I UNIT QUANTITY NO. I UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 52720 Excavator, No. 63 Ea.ch .55 1 0 52730 Excavator, No. 64 Ea.ch .55 l 0 53220 Forceps, No. 65 Ea.ch s.20 5 1 53240 Forceps, No. 150A Ea.ch 8.40 5 1 l 53250 Forceps I No. 15lA Ea.ch 8.40 5 53260 FQrceps, No. 210 Ea.cll 1.06 5 1 53264 Forceps, No. 217 Ea.ch 6.6l 5 l 54170 irror, Mou th Ea.ch .45 l 0 ' 54270 pliers, No. 17, Dressing Eech .40 l 0 55930 s nge odermic cartridge T e c Ea.ch l.6o 2 0 sy nge, B:YPodermic, car ridge Type, Nee e, .o 0 corrosion Resisting steel, 25 Gage, 1-Inch Canul.a 55940 syringe, IJ:Ypodennic, cartridge Type, Needle, Ea.ch .06 72 0 corrosion Resist:ing steel, 25 Gage, l 7/8- Inch canula Wire1 Ligature BOX .63 l 0 ENCLOSURE "D" - .AP.PENDIX "G" • U.S. SECRET BRITISH MOST SIDRET !NCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" (cont) ward E~i;12ment ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITPM UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 4J.990 cylinder, 50 cc Each .31 12 2 44700 Urinometer Each .38 4 1 71510 Bag, Lrundry, Large Each .69 12 4 74560 Brush, Hand Each .13 36 12 77050 B~ Hot water Each .28 24 6 77110 Bas n, Hand Each .20 35 9 77120 Basin, Operating Roan Each .25 6 2 77130 Basin, ]?Us Each .16 14 3 77150 Basin, Sponge Each .29 13 5 77170 BeS?an Eaoh .75 24 6 77380 can, aste Each 3.59 12 3 I 78o50 Funnel, 6-Inch Each .35 4 1 ~ 78070 Glass, Medicine Each .03 48 12 79000 Sheeting, RUbber Yard .84. 125 25 79400 Tr~hinstrument 1 ~rox:i.matell 15-Inoh Each .39 10 4 7942.-0 ur:m , Enamelware Eaoh .56 24 6 99175 Carrier, Field, collapsible Each .30 2 1 99275 Graduate 1 500 cc Eaoh .Go 6 2 ENCLOSURE "D" - AWENDIX "G" • U.S. SIDBET BRITiffi ~OST SECRET ENCLOSURE ·D" - APPENDIX •G• (cont) SUpElementary idwi.fe!Z E~ipment ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITE!- UNIT OOST 200-BED HOSP• 40-BED HOSP. • 31090 catheter, urethral, Rubber, 16F Ea.cli .13 0 1 31300 cranioclast Each 15.00 0 1 32300 FOrceps, Hem:>s tatic, Rankin-Kelly, Each 2.07 0 2 straight Each 7.50 0 1 Ea.ch 3.26 0 l Eac o.oo 0 34705 6 3/4 Each .93 0 1 3528o Each 2.06 0 1 3N933-10 Each .50 0 l ~ 7J078-oo Each .10 0 12 7J515-00 Each .05 0 24 ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" - - • • u. s. SECRET BRITISH MOST smREr ENCLOSURE "D" - .AP.PmDIX "G" ( cont) surgical Accessories ITfil UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT:FM UNIT OOST 200-BED HOSP. ltO-BED HOSP• 14306 s6alum Citrate, 4% sterile solution, 50 cc in 12 1.69 io o Vial 33620 Needle, Spinal puncture, corrosion Resisting Each .18 6 2 steel, 20 Gage 3362q. Needle, Abdaninal, 2 7/8-Inches, straight Package 3 1 33625 Needle cat t Size 1 Half-Circle Pao 4 1 Nee e, catgu , size , H -c re e Pac e • 33635 Needle, cat~t, Size 3, Half-Circle Package .25 4 ... 1. 33791 Needle, Intestinal, Size 2, Half-Circle Package .23 1 1 33796 Needle, Intestinal., Size 3, Half-Cirole Package .2q. 3 1 33821 Needle, Intestinal., Size l 3/4--Inches, package .18 8 3 straight 33925 Needle, surgeon• s Regular, Size 2, 3/8-circle Package .30 4 2 33950 Needle, surgeon's Regular, Size 12, 3/8- package .30 6 2 Circle 33965 Needle, surgeon's Regular, Size 18, 3/8- Package .30 2 1 Circle ¼511 Needle, uterine, Size 5, Ha.1.£-circle: Package .~ 1 1 36o92 Apparatus, Blood Transfusion, Indirect, set 22.18 1 0 ccq,lete 366a:, cot, Finger nozen .ll 4 2 36624 cotton Thread1 No. 8o Spool .04 5 2 36627 cotton Thread, QUil~ SpoOl .01 12 3 36810 Gloves, Medium, Size~ Pair .12 36 12 36830 Gloves, Medium, Size 72 pair .23 36 12 3684o Gloves, M:edium1 Size 8 Pair .13 36 12 e - ce U.S. SIDRET BRITISH OST SECREr ENCLOSURE "D• - AP.PENDIX "G (cont) Surgical. Accessories (cont) I UNIT QUANhTY NO. mu UNIT COOT 200-BED HOSP. l+O-BED HOSP. 37110 suture, catgut, Chromic, sfie 00 TUbe .12 24 12 3778o suture, catgut, chran:ic, Size o TUbe .13 36 12 37800 SUiure, catgut, chromic, Size 2 TUbe .14 36 12 37810 SU tu.re, catgut, chromic, Size 3 TUbe .J.4 36 12 3786o suture 1 cat~t1 Plain1 Size l TUbe .15 36 12 37963 suture, N,ylon, Braided, Size 5-0 Spool .29 2 1 37988 suture, Silk, Braided, Non-capille.r.,' Size 3 Spool .25 2 l 38440 Syringe, Luer, 2 cc Each .51 24 6 38450 syringe, Luer, 10 cc Each .69 12 4 38460 s~e1 Luer1 30 cc Each 1.27 4 2 384-90 syiige, Luer, Needle, 23 Gage, 3/4,-Indi nozen .48 6 2 cmu1a N 38503 syringe, Luer, Needle, 22 Gage, 3-Inch nozen .72 l l Lt'\ Canul.a I 38505 Syringe, Luer, Needle, 20 Gage, l½-:rnch nozen .47 ' 5 2 canula 38520 s,yrlnge, Luer, Needle, 17 Gage, 3-Inch Dozen · .96 2 l csnula 3858o i:ringe I Recordl Adal,ter Each .05 24 6 79320 T ermaneter1 Clinic Each .44 l;B l2 ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "G" : • - • u.s. S:OOR'.ET BRITISH MOST SIDRET ENCL03JRE "D" - APPENDIX "G" (Con ) Beddin~h ])Clllestic I and Ki toben Equi~ent ITmti UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT»t mm COST 2(0-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 70016 Baclc Rest Each 1.38 20 5 71510 Beg, Laundry, Large Each .69 36 8 71520 Beg, Laundry, small. Each .47 l+B 10 716o5 Mattress, cotton Each 6.54 202 4l 71620 Mattress cover for Felt Mattress Each .42 210 43 71 0 pajama coa: , w: n er: Large Each • 0 2 7164o-lO Paj ana coat, Winter: Medium) Each .90 }40 68 7166o-o5 pajama Trousers, inter: ~Large) Each .91 16o 32 7166o-10 pajama Trousers, Winter: Medium) Each .91 }40 68 71670 PillowI Feather Each 1.42 100 20 1!690 Pillow case Each .28 300 66 71720 Sheet Each 1.19 8oo 200 71770 Towel, Bath Each .42 120 24 7178o TO 1, Hand Each .15 400 120 ""U"\ 7'2!J70 Board1 Bread Each .49 6 2 72686 Board, Chopping Each 2.00 2 1 72100 Boiler, Double, ~ Quart Ee.oh 1.00 12 2 72110 Boiler, Double, 6 ·)uart Each 1.40 6 2 72120 Boiler, DOOble, 15 Quart Each 2.6o 6 2 72140 BOWl I l.{i.xing ! 21-Inch Eacll 2.00 6 2 72170 Bowl, soup, Ensmelware Ea'.cti .12 256 56 72230 Brush, Meat Block Each .45 1 1 72420 chopper, Meat Each 6.oo 2 1 72450 cleaver, Approximately 10-Inoh Each 2.00 1 l 72470 colander, 16-Inch Ee.oh 1.50 2 1 72565 c~1 • Tea Each .18 300 6o ' ENCLOSURE •D• - APPENDIX "G• • - u, S. SECRET BRITISH OST SECRET ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX •G• (cont) Beddi ng1 nanestic am. Kitchen Equipnent (cont.} ITl!M UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITRI UNIT COST 200-B'ED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 7271io Dish, vegetable Ea.oh .50 12 3 72870 Fork, Flesh, Approximately 15-Inch Each .94 3 1 72890 Fork, Table Each .15 250 50 72970 Grater, Large Each .18 2 1 1 73070 Knife 1 Bread 10-Inch Each 3 73090 ibili'e, Butc~r, A;pproximatelj- l2-D>.ch Eedl .32·" 5 2 73130 Knife, Sabatier, Heavy Each 1.50 l 1 7316o Knife, Table Each .21 250 50 73170 Ladle, Large Each .60 1 l 7318() La.file z. Small Each .18 2 2 73200 t{asher, Potato Each .1$ 2 1 73230 easure, Liquid, 1 QUart Each .45 4 l 73340 Pan, Bake, 2 7/8-Inch Each .75 12 3 73YlO Pan, Cake, 12-Inch Each .30 12 3 7338() pan1 Cake 1 18-Inch Each .46 12 3 ~ 13466 Pan, Dish, 36 Quart Each 1.63 6 2 73420 pan, Fry, Approximately 13 1/8-Inch Each .15 6 2 73440 Pan, sauce, 2 uart Each .55 12 4 73510 Pitcher, 1 Pint Each .35 24 6 73520 Pitcher1 !,½ Pint Each .45 24 6 73630 Pot, coffee, ii½ Quart Each 1.35 6 2 73670 pot, Stock, 14 Quart Each 1.81 4 2 7368() Pot, stock, 24 uart Eaoh 5.47 2 1 7378() Rolling Pin Each .58 2 l 73830 saw-2 1{eat1 22-Inch Each 1.45 1 1 13810 scoop, Large Each .81 6 2 73890 Shaker, Pepper Each .06 12 3 73910 Shaker, Salt Each .09 12 3 73940 Sieve, Floor, 16-Inch Each .75 1 1 74000 Spoon2 Basting2 14-Inch Each .15 12 3 • ENCLOSURE,• "D" - APPENDIX •G" ' U.S. SroRET BRITISH MOST SECRET 11 ENCLOSURE "D - Al'mIDIX "G" (cont.) Bed.di~ 2 Domestic 2 and Ki tcben Equiiment (cont.) ITlill UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT».{ UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BED HOSP. 74030 Spoon, Table Each .13 250 50 74040 Spoon, Tea Each .oa 250 50 74(:f)O steel, Butcher's Each .41 2 1 7421+0 Towel, Di h Each .10 72 18 7428o Tumbler 2 Glass Each .04 300 6o 745l0 Broan, com Each .57 24 ..,. 5 7454D Brush, Bedpan Each .32 10 2 74590 Brush, scrub Each .12 36 8 74595 Brush, Sweeping, Floor Each 1.50 12 3 74597 Brusht swe~illg2 Floor1 Handle Each .10 24 6 74620 Bucke Each .60 24 5 74700 M:Op HancUe Each .20 18 4 74710 Mop Head Each .37 12 3 74870 Shovel Each 1.00 12 2 74890 so~ 2 Laundry Bar .06 100 20 77llO Basin, Hand Eaoh .20 72 12 77350 can, 5 Gallon Each 1.25 20 4 7736o can, A,pproximately 33 Gallon Ea.ah 3.00 10 2 77760 corkscrew Each .21 1 1 78837 Pott Chamber Each .35 6 2 9 777; Lan em set Each 7.87 6 2 99075 Bed, Folding Each 4.57 200 50 99090 Blanket, O.D. Each 7.51 738 16o 99185 chair, cannon, Folding Each 2.03 36 10 99205 cot t Folding2 canvas Each 2.42 46 15 99395 Mat ress Pad Each 3.50 48 16 99465 Plate, Dirmer, Enamelware Each .15 324 Bo 99570 Table2 Dini~2 Foldi~ Each 10.00 12 3 • - ce U.S. SECRET I BRITISH OST SIDRET ENCWSURE "D" - APIENDIX "G• (cont.) I CAD HOSPITAL UNITS Miscellaneous Ecpipment ITEM UNIT QUANTITY . NO. ITEU UNIT COST 200-BED HOSP. 40-BSD HOSP. 94095 Chest, Laboratory, Field Each 1 0 99376 Litter, straight, Steel Each 12 2 '°lC\ 200 BED 40 BED I Unit Price ~a,136.00 '/, i..,m.oo Weight 48,244 lbs. 11,113 lbs. CUbage 3,963 cu. ft. 918 cu. ft. ENCLOSURE "D" - .AH'ENDIX "G" •• U.S. SOORET BRITISH YOST SIDRET ENJLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "H" CAD BASIC LABORATORY UNIT Equip~nt and SUppiies for Six :Months IT»i UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITJ!M UNIT COST P.ER LIST 10030 Aceton, ACS Polmd .21 lt- 10070 Acid, Acetic, Glacial, USP FoUnd .21 2 10105 Acid, :senzoic, USP Prund .56 l l016o Acid, HYdrochloric, ACS Found • 24- 2 10240 Acid OXalic ACS lb. .:u... 1 0 Acid, para.-.Amino zo c 2 gms. • 10285 Acid, pyrogallic, CP Analyzed ounce .20 2 10340 Acid, Sul.f'urio, ACS Pound .25 1 l036o Acid, SUlfuric, ccmnercial 5 gals. 5.50 1 10480 Alcohol, USP Quart .33 lt- 10516 Alcoh'.o1, nenatured Quart .20 6 10587 .A1nr00nium HYdroxide, ACS Pound .17 1 10670 .Ammonium OXalate, ACS ¼ lb. .19 2 10990 Benzidine, USP Reagent ()mce .50 3 11020 Bile powder ¼lb. .44 1 1!310 cec1.a.rwood Oil {Iumersion), USP Reagent ounce .09 4 11370 Chloral HYdrate, USP .1.4 lb .22 1 11590 cresol, saponated solution Quart .39 3 11615 eupric sulfate, USP pound .18 5 11640 Dextrose Bacteriolo o Glucose drous powder 1 lb. .15 1 20 Form decyde solution, USP Qu • 12180 Glycerin, USP pound .25 3 12290 HYdrogen peroxide, Solution, USP Found .14 1 12350 Iodine, USP f lb. .lt-5 2 12480 Lactose, Bacteriologic 4 lb. .25 1 ENJ:WSURE "D" - .APPmDIX "H" • - U.S. SIDRET 11 11 BRITISH MOST SECRET ENCLOSURE D - AP.EIDIDIX "H" (cont.) ITliM UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITEM UNIT OOST PER LIST 12490 Lead. Acetate, ACS Pound .25 1 12670 d-Manni te, OP 100 gms .35 1 12852 -ercury Biohloride, USP ¼ lb. .67 1 12859 Methanol, ACS :Found .19 4 13020 Nonnal Saline solution Tab 100 .10 10 13~55 para-.AJDinodi.methyJ.aniline }.{onoeydrochlori c1e io 8JllS .27 1 13260 paper, pH Indicator, strips 100 .13 2 13270 Paraffin, Refined, For Histological and Phanna. Found .09 l ceutical Use, l!P 54.4°-56.1° C 13340 petrolatum, USP pound .09 2 13390 phenol, USP :Found .24 ! 13398 Phenol Red (Phenolsulfonphthalein) 5~ .30 l 13670 potassium Iodide, USP pound 1.22 2 " 13715 Potassium Oxalate, CP Analyzed *lb. .16 2 13750 potassium Phosphate one-Potassium, ACS, Anhydrous 4 lb. .21 2 (KH~i.) $. 13768 potassium Telluri te, CP t oz. .33 1 1398o Saccharose 4 lb. .20 1 JJ.+270 Sodium carbonate, ;tonohydrated, USP pound .17 3 14290 Sodium Chloride, .ACS Pound .25 2 14300 Sodium Citrate, USP pound .27 5 14320 Sodium Dichromate, Technical Pound .16 1 14340 sodium H:Ydroxide, USP ¾lb. .13 5 14380 Sodium Ni troferricyanide, ACS ounce .15 3 14400 Sodium Phosphate {Dibasic) ¼ lb. - .20 3 1 Sodium SUlfate USP Pound .22 1 144-90 S um T · osu a e, USP 1 . • 14510 Sodium Ttmgstate, Reagent 4 lb. .13 l 14970 :xylene , ACS pound .24 1 1498o XYlose, CP, Bacteriologic 10 gns .53 l 15310 Giemsa stain Gram .20 3 ENCLOSURE It])" - AFPENDIX "H" (9 U.S. SECRET BRITISH MOST SlroRET • ENCLOSURE "D" - .APPENDIX "H1' (cont.) ITEM UNiT QUANTITY UNIT COST P.1m. LIST Oil Red "O• 16 €Pl&• .15 io Sat'ranin "O 10 ~- .25 l Wri~t• s Stain, powder 0.2 ~- .()6 26 Antipneumococcio Serum, Typing, Mixture, "A" Vial .48 l • Anti neumococcic serum Mixture "B" Vial • 48 l Antipnewoococcic se:rum, Typing, Mixture, "c• Vial • Antipneumococcio Serum, Typing, Mixture, "D" Vial • 48 1 Antipneuioococcio se:rum, TYPing, Mixture, "E" Vial. .48 l Antipneumococcic serum, Typing, Mixture, "F" Vial .48 1 Serum Grou · Blood Anti-A Gro 3 100 testaTUbe .90 2 serum, Group , 11-L'-XJU, Anti-B Graxp • 17050 serum, .Agglutinating, Diagnostic, l cc E. Typhosa, l ce Vial 1.ao 2 s. Paratyphi, l co- Vial 1.80 2 s. Schottmuelleri, l cc Vial 1.8() 2 s. Hirschf'eldii (para C), 1 cc vla:i. 1.86 2 s. I)ysenteriae, 1 cc Vial 1.80 2 s. para.oysenteriae, poly., l cc.: Vial 1.ao 2 s. som1ei, 1 cc Vial 1.80 2 S Newcastle, l cc Vial 1.8() 2 v. comna, l cc Vial 1.Bo 2 Br. Abortus, 1 cc Vial 1.80 2 • eningococcus, Folyvalent, l co Vial 1.80 2 17310 CUl ture strain E. Typhoaa ETS-57 TUbe 1.00 2 S. Parat~ ETS-1 Tube 1.00 2 s. Schotelleri ETS-3 fu'be 1.oo 2 Br. Abor-tus 44.-B-6 TUbe 1.00 2 Proteus OX 19 40-A-3 TUbe 1.000 3 17500 Phenol Red Indicator Set, pH 6.8 to 8.4 set 2.50 1 ' 17502 phenol Red Indicator Solution, o.~, 50 cc Bottle .50 1 ENCLOSURE "D" - AB?ENDIX •H" ••• - U.S. SIDRET BRITISH 1iOST SEX::RET ENCWSURE "D" - APPENDIX "H" ( cont.J IT l UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITE1 UNIT COST PER LIST 17510 Bromt'fzynx,i Blue rnalcator set, pH 6.0 to 7.6 set 2.50 1 17512 Brcmtlzymol Blue Indicator solution, o.4%, 50 cc Bottle .50 l lK90020 Agar, (Granular), Bacto ~d 3.10 2 1K91108 Crystal Violet, Bacto 10 gm. .25 1 1 lJr.91125 Dextrose Agar I Sabouraud• s 1£ lb. .66 1x9ID.$ noubie sugar, RUBseii• s Pound 2.62 1 lK91155 Eosin 1~ethylene Blue Agar, Bacto l'OWld 4.82 1 l.K91170 Fuchsin, Basic, Bacto 10 gm. .35 l 1X920l5 !altose, Bacto 100 gm. 1.24 1 lK92025 Met lene Blue Bacto 10 .25 1 T o yco a e SUpp emen 4 1K93220 Tryptose, Bacto Pound 2.24 2 lN915-00 Antigen, Mazzini, Cbolesterinized, 15 co: rith 115 cc package 4.00 2 of buffered saline solution for diluting. (For aero- diagnosis of syphilis by Mazzini flocculation test.) Eli Lill or e al 00 Antigen, Fe e, Diagnos c, for acroscopic Rap d set o.oo 2 Slide Agglutination, Welch & Stuart Method: set of 7 stained antigens imlud.ing 20 cc vial each of Brucella ahortus, paratyphoid "A•, paratyphoid "B•, Proteus 0 X 19, TYPhoid "H", Typhoid •o•, and TUlarensis. (Lederle co. or ecpal) 20140 cotton, Absorbent, Roll Found .43 5 20150 cotton Batting ~d .27 10 20230 Gauze, Plain, 100 Yards Roll 2.76 2 20270 Muslin Yard .21 5 20350 Plaster, Adhesive, 3-Inch .20 1 30680 canuia, utricle sl 1.15 1 31210 Chisel, Bone, Bevel, 18 MM Each 1.55 1 31730 .. Director, Grooved Each .19 l 32010 Forceps, Bone-cutting1 straight Each 8.59 l ENCLOSURE "D" - AP.P:FlIDIX "H.1' • U.S. SIDREI' BRITISH MOST SDJRET ENCWSURE "D" - APPmDIX "H" (Cont.) ITD! UNIT QUANTITY NO. Im! UNIT COST PER LIST 32200 Forceps, Dressing, $½-Inch Ea.ch .z 2 32230 Forceps, Dressing, Bozeman, straight Each 3.35 1 32300 Forceps, Hemostatic, Rankin-Kelly, straight Each 2.01 2 32700 Forceps, Tissue, Spring, 5½-Inch Eaoh .62 2 l 32910 aou~e 1 10 MM or 12 UM Each ., 1.75 33150 K)U e, Amputating, Gf-Inch Blade Each 2.50 :r 3318() Knife, cartilage Eaoh 2.25 2 33362 Knife, Operating, 2-:rnch Blade Each .76 2 33377 Knife, Operating, Handle No. 4 Eaoh .43 1 33381 Knife 1 ~erating1 Detachable Blade No. 20 paokage .28 1 33400 Knife, p aster Each .rt 1 33500 all.et, Hard od, With Seamless Metal Rings Eaoh 1.24 l 336oo Needle, post-Mortem Each .10 3 34240 probe, 8-Inch Each .22 1 I 34340 Rachiotane Each 6.oo 1 ~ Sa: , Amputating Each 2.3"'/ 1 34590 ; I 34720 Scissors, !)OU.ble-Blunt, ~Inch Each .10 2 34750 Scissors, 1 ]?Oint Shaip, 5½-Inch Ee.ch .73 2 34755 Scissors, Enterotonzy- Each 4.00 1 34990 Sound, 18F Each .91 l 361.10 Applicator, ood. ( 6 gross) carton .15 1 3668o Depressor, TOngue (Wood, 100) carton .oB 1 3684o Gloves, Medium, Size 8 pair .13 3 38430 Syringe, Luer, 1 cc Each .66 2 38450 SP:}nge1 Luer, 10 cc Each .69 8 384bo syringe, Luer, 30 cc Eacli 1.27 6 38470 syringe, Luer, Needle, 25 Gauge, Inch Canula Dozen .43 1 38505 syringe, Luer, Needle, 20 Gauge, 1-½-Inch Canula Dozen .47 4 38780 TUbing, Rubber, ¼-Inch Foot .03 10 t ~300 Basket 2 Culture TUbe Eaoh .19 3 ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "Ii" . . - - • U.S. SECRET BRITISI OST SECRm' JNCLOSURE "D" - AR'l'lIDIX "H" (cont.) I'r]M UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITD:1 UNIT COST PER LIST 46310 Beads, Glass pound 1.22 1 40320 Beaker, 100 cc Each .10 3 40330 Beaker, 250 cc Each .()8 3 40340 Beaker, 6oo cc Each .20 2 40350 Beaker,1 1,.000 cc Each .27 2 40430 Blood Lancet Each 2 outh, cc: Each .24-~ 72 40492 Bottle, Narrow 6o 40515 :sottle, Narrow Mouth, 500 cc: Each .39 2 40530 Bottle, Narrow Mouth, 1 Liter Each .51 6 40540 BOttle z Narrow MOU th 4 Liter Each 2.20 4 40564 :sotti«, screw Neck, With cap, Vial TYl>e, 120 cc Each .06 48 40566 Bottle, Screw Neck, With CSi>, Wide Mouth, 60 cc Each .01 20 40570 :sot tle, Wide }!OUth, 15 cc Each .26 4.8 C\I 40590 :sottle, Wide iouth, 120 cc, cork-Finish Each .05 216 \,0 40670 :sottle Re Ent Blank 240 cc Each .55 12 I :sott e, Spu E • 40940 Brush, Flask Each .n l 40950 Brush, Test TUbe, 1 1/8-rnch Each .04 l 40955 Brush, Test TUbe, ½-Inch Each .05 5 1+0970 BUlb, Rubberz 3 cc Each .01 6 41000 BUrette, 50 cc Each 1.o? 2 41270 case, :Mai.ling, water Each .ll 12 41400 centr:if'uge, Hand, Single-Speed Each 6.50 l 41430 centrifuge, Tube, ungraduated, 15 cc Each .04 12 41750 clanp 2 Adjustable Each .25 6 41804 01811!>, Pinchcoak, Heavy Each .16 8 41890 cover Glass, 22 MM Sgµ.are BOX .63 3 41990 cylinder, 50 cc Each .31 l 42000 cylinder, 100 cc Each .40 2 42020 cylinder, 500 cc Each .95 1 • • ENCLOSURE •n" - APPENDIX "H" U.S. SIDRET BRITISH !!OST SIDRE'r ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX ·H" (cont.) ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT UNIT COOT PER LIST 42200 Dish, petri (Top and bottom) Pair .18 11+4 42270 Distilling Apparatus, Ralston Each 10.00 1 42430 Flask, Erleruneyer, 125 cc Each .10 6 42J+.40 Flask, Erlenmeyer, 250 cc Each .11 24 42450 Flask,. Erle:rmeier,. 500 cc Each .14 3 421;66 Flask, Erlenmeyer, 1,ooo cc Each .22 3 42590 Flask, volumetric, l ,CXX) cc Each 1.00 4 42610 Funnel, GJ..ass, 50 .n.r Each .14 5 42640 Funnel, Glass, Fluted, 7i-Inoh Each .46 1 42680 Funnel z Glass,. Ribbedt ?~Inch Each .31 1 42770 Hemacytometer, comole e 1 Each 6.85 2 42790 Hsnacytaneter, co er Glass Each .18 6 I 42800 Hemacytaneter, Pipette, Red corpusole Each .40 12 42810 Hemacytometer, Pipette, White corpuscle Each .43 12 W'\ 4284o Hezoo UNIT QUANTITY ITF}.{ UNIT COST PER LIST 43950 Slide, 1 icro, 75 by 25 W carton .30 11 44030 sterilizer, Hot Air, edium Each 83.00 1 44130 Stopper, RUbber, solid, No. 0 Each .01 24 44150 Stopper, RUbber, solid, NO. 2 Each .01 6 4416o S er RUbber SOlid No. 4 Each .02 6 0 Stopper, RU r, solid, No. Each .o - 44190 Stopper, RUbber, Solid, No. 8 Each .05 6 44240 SUpport stand,~ by 11 Inches Each .76 1 44300 Test TUbe, Aeration ( 200 by 25 1 ) Each .04 24 44310 Test TUbe, OhemicaJ. Each .02 12 44320 Test TUbe, cuifure Each .02 1J.6 44330 Test TUbe, Fennentation, Large (75 by 10 4) Each .01 . 36 44340 Test TUbe, Fermentation, Small (40 PY 6 MM) Each .01 72 44390 Test Tube, Wassermann (100 by 13 i) Each .02 216 44410 Test Tube SUpport, assennann Rack Each 1.05 2 ~ U-426 Test TUbe SUpport, Wood Each .54 2 44430 The:nocmeter, Chemical, Minus 10° to plus 110° C Each .50 2 41+1+40 Thernnneter, Cha!rl.cal, Minus 10° to Plus 200° C Each .60 2 44470 Thermometer, Incubator ( o0 to 500) Ea.ch 1.oa 1 44510 Tri~od, Iron Each .40 3 U-586 Tubing, Glass, 6 l FOOt .oi 56 44590 Tubing, Glass, 10 MM Foot .02 16 44610 TUbing, RUbber, FOr Gas Foot .01 9 44700 Urinaneter (Squibb, with cylinder) Each .38 2 44710 Vial, 2 nram Each .01 424 W66 water Bath, FOr Infiaiiina:61e Liqµi.ds Eacn a.50 1 44890 ire, Platirrum, No. 22 Inch .63 48 44910 ire Gaize (15 by 15 CM) Each .06 8 716oo-l0 Govm, Operating (Medium) Each 1.79 4 7178o Towel, Hand Each .15 12 ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "H" • • U.S. SECRET BRITISH MOST SIDRET ENCLOSURE "D" - .AP.PffiD IX "H" {CONTD. ) .. ITliH UNIT QUANTITY NO. ITF.M UNIT COST PER LIST 721oo BOiler, I)OUble, ~ QUart Each 1.00 1 7456o Brush, Hand Each .13 4 74590 Brush, Scrub Each .12 2 74620 BUcket Each .6o 6 74890 Soap 1 L~(l pound) Bar .06 24- 74916 soap, Sc :eowaer ,. can .03 6 749X) soap, White, Floating Bar .04 24 7.5150 Book, Blank, 8 VO Each .13 6 75170 BOOk, Record, Ruled, 8 3/4 by 13 3/4 Inches Each .45 6 75750 Label 1 5 16 by 1 11 16 Inches BOX .02 10 P , 1emoran , 13" Inc es Eac .o 76150 paper, rapping, FOlded re .20 6 7621+0 pencil ])Ozen .11 3 76300 pencil, wa:x, Red Each .06 10 76590 Tag, Shi5>~, Linen Bundle .21 5 76630 Twine, cot on Ball .43 1 77010 Apron, Rubberized Each .69 1 7708o Balance, Prescription Each 50.28 1 716o-o6 Battery, Dry cell Each .01 12 77245 Box iener Each .30 , 1 77520 chis , cold, ½-Inch Each .4o 1 7762!) Cork No. 4 (g8 by 7/16 Inch, 100) Bag .17 6 77670 cork No. 10 1 by 13/16 Inch, 100) , Bag .50 1 77682 Coric No. 14 l¼ by 1 Inch) nozen .10 12 77700 Corle No. 20 1 5 8 b 1 3 8 Inches Dozen .17 6 20 cor :sorer Se 77950 Dropper, Medicine Dozen .11 2 77990 File, 5-Inch (triangular, without handle) Each .09 3 78ol0-05 Flashlight Each .66 3 78020-05 Flashlight Lanp " Each .05 6 ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX •H" -· u.s. SECRET BRITISI OST SIDRET ENCLOSURE •n• - .AH?ENDIX "H" (CONTD.) IT ' UANTITY NO. rm,{ UNIT COST PER LIST 4 18186 Hatchet Each .90 I 1 78555 Matches, Safety carton .05 1 78820 Pliers, Canbination Each .19 1 7886() saw, crosscut, 20-Inch Each 2.10 1 1 78910 Scale 1 prescription Each 31.12 78920 scaie, prescription, We:ights set 5.25 1 78922 Screws, Assorted BOX .12 1. 78930 screw Driver, 3-Inch Each .20 l 79267 Tacks and Brads, Assorted Tin .oa 1 79300 TI!;e ueasure 1 50 Feet Each 2.97 1 79320 Termometer, Clinical. Each .u: 2 93091 case, post- ortem., »q:>ty Each 2.12 1 \0 \0 93092 case, post-Mortem, container, Metal, f'or Instruments Each 4.55 1 93690 Scissors, l)OUble Blunt, First-Aid, 4-Inch Each .25 1 I 94070 :sumer Gasoline, Blast Each 6.91 3 94320 Incubafur, 1920 Field Mod.el Each 112.50 1 99035 Autoclave, Laboratory, Field Each 73.90 1 99195 corks, Assorted, 300 B88 2.06 1 99275 Graduate, 500 cc Each .6o 1 1 99285 Hone Oil -Inch Each 1.00 1 9 Steri izer, Instrumen 9 3. Inch Eac • 99550 stove, 1-Burner, Gasoline Each 1.00 2 31-L-410 Lantem, Gasoline (With Mantles and Ft.mp) Each 4.50 1 AGO ™8-227 "Methods for Laboratory Tecbniciarus• Each .50 1 unit Price ,si,101. weight 1,809 lbs. cubage 109 cu. ft. / :ENCLOSURE •n• - APPENDIX •H1' -~ - • u.s. SIDRET BRITISH MOST SECRET ENCLOSURE "D" - AlPENDIX "I" . CAD MALARIA SORVR! LABORATORY UNIT To Supplement Ba.sic Ld5oratory unit fu those areas having malaria.. For total niili tary period to be provided once only. ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. UNIT COST PER LIST 14730 Thyiooi, USP ounce .11 1 32400 Forceps Iris, .Angular Eadl 1.75 6 32410 Forceps, Iris Ful:l-curved Each 1.74 6 • 33365 B)li:fe, Operating, Handle No. 3 Each .69 2 33370 Knife erating Detachable Blade No. 11 package .22 2 0 scissors, Iris, -curve Eac • 37210 R~or, Sa.f'ety, Blades Package .03 2 4()970 Bulb, Rubber, 3 cc Each .005 3 4208o Desiccator, Scheibler (1.50 .!) Each 9.50 1 42090 Desiocat°fit scheibler, Plate Eadl 1.20 1 r- Jar, Copl Each .18 6 '° Jar, Specimen, ½pint Each .06 2l+- Label, Micro ( 22 square) BOOk .09 2 .J:icroscape, Dissecting, LovrFOwer, stereoscopic Each 157.82 1 icrosc e Qcular Micrcmeter Eaoh 3.95 1 ?, croscope, S age crome er Eao • 0 43950 Slide, icro, 75 by 25 MM carton .30 5 44590 TUbing, Glass, 10 { Foot .02 24 4N072-00 BOx, Entanoligical Each 2.00 24 4N047-00 Block, cork, ])OUble Mount 1000 3.00 6 4N227-00 Forceps, curved, Blunt points Each 9.45 1 1JiU1-oo Pins Insect, Size 3, '51 MM 1000 4.55 6 4N407-00 Minuten Nadeln, Japanned 1 4.50 6 52800 Explorer, No. 6 Ea.oh .23 2 75155 Book, Msnorandum, ~ b7 6 Inches Each .04 6 Each 6 75170 BOok 1 Record.1 Rulea, 8 3/4 by 13 3/4 Inches .45 . :FlfCLOSURE "D" - AJ:PENDIX "I" - • U .s. SECRET BRITISH MOST S:EXJIWr ENCLOSU:RE "D" - AFPENDIX ·I• (contd.) ITE.1 UNIT QUANTITY NO. UNIT COST ~ LIST 76240 Pencil l)OZen .11 1 76~0 Pencil, ax, Blue Each .06 3 76"XX) Pencil, ax, Red Each .06 5 779':IJ Dropper, {edicine nozen .11 2 97095 Kit Cai:g;>onent, pouch, With Lace ( for collection Each .72 6 of sqles) CONSISTING OF: (Jm.oonts shown consti 1iii, stodi: supplies from which replenishnent supplies are drawn to use with 97085 Kit Component, Pouch.) 10510 Alcohol, Denatured Quart 2 11390 Chlorofo:cn Not for .Anesthesia USP FOUnd 2 0 FO So u ion, USP QU 20140 cotton, Absorbent, Roll pOund .43 2 20350 Plaster, Adhesive, 3-Inch Spool .20 1 33825 Needle, Intestinal, Size l½ Inches, straight package .18 2 38791 TUb Rubber 3 8-Inch Foot .()6 2 0 3 BO e, Screw N , Wi cap, vi Type, cc Eac • 4-0565 Bottle, screw Neck, With Cap, Vial Type, 240 oc Each .10 6 40590 BOttle, Wide outh, 120 oc, cork-Finish Each .05 6 4J.250 case, Mailing, Typhoid Each .13 6 4J.270 case1 Mail~1 ater Each .ll 12 43012 Jar, cyifu7caI, Pla:in, 6-Inch Each 1.20 3 43060 Jar, Specimen, ½Pint Eadl .o6 24 43120 Label, Micro BOOk .• 09 2 439 50 Slide, Micro, 75 by 25 MM carton .30 15 4398o Slide, Uicro, BOX Each .10 15 '4360 Teit Tube, Ignition Each .n 21.. 44430 Thermometer, Chemical, Mimis 1()0 to plus 110° C Each .50 2 44590 TUbing, GJ,ass, 10 W Foot .02 2 41+7l0 Vial.1 2 Drsm Each .01 120 - • • U.S. ~RET BRITISH {OST SF.CREr ENCLOSURE "D• - mIDIX •I• (contd.) • Iml QUANTITY NO. • ITl!M UNIT COST PER LIST 4N408-00 Net, Insect, Hand, Bag Each 4.95 4 4N409-00 Net, Insect, Hend, Frame Each 1.10 12 4N028-00 Bag, collecting, Entomlogist' s Each .65 1 726';/J Dipper, 1 Pint Each .20 6 75155 Book, Memorandum, 3¼ by 6 Inches Eacil .04 12 75160 Book, Blank, Ledger Ea.ch .11 f 75170 Book, Record, Ruled, 8 3/4 by 13 3/4 Dlches Each .45 3 7576o Label, 2-13/16 by 1-9/16 Inches (75) Box .02 3 75790-15 Label, Vial, Snall BOOk .40 2 762.Jfe Pencil DOzen .n 3 762'90 Pencil, Wax, Blue Each .06 3 763CX) pencil, wax, Red Each .06 5 ~ 76590 Tag, Shipping, Linen B\llldle .21 2 1116o-06 Battery, Dry cell (For Item 78o10) Each .05 36 77250 BOx Pill DOzen .22 12 ,,. 11286 Box,1 Tablet, Folding 566 .23 1 77620 Corle No. 4 Bag . .17 l 77700 Corle No. 20 Dozen .17 l 77950 Dropper, Medicine nozen .11 2 • 78010-05 Flashliit Each .66 6 780:&05 Flaanl.i t Lanp Each .05 12 943':IJ Magnifier, Folding Each 5.00 1 99195 corks, Assorted, 300 Bag 2.06 l Unit Price 1, 428. Weight 1,337 lbs. CUbage 72 cu. f't. ENCLOSURE •D• - AP.l?ENDIX "I" .., , • • U.S. s:&JRET BRITI!E OST Sl!XIBET ENCLOSURE "D" - APP.mDIX "J" CAD SANITATION UNITS cAD SANITATION SOP.FLY UNIT (For 100,000 persons for one ,{onth) IT.EN Tar.AL MAXIMUM QUANTITY NO. ITlili UNIT FOR 6 MON'JHS • 51-c-456 calcium H;ypocbiori te ( 3-3/4 or 5 pound cans) fbs. 75 225,000 51-C-447 Calcium I!YPOchlorite TUbes., W/Testing Tablets Tube 10,000 30.,000,000 lbs. 51-L-130 Lime I chlorinated, 20-FOUnd E,q>ort cans 200 6oo,ooo CAD SANITATION EQOIHI..Fm UNIT (For 100,000 persons for Total _ilita.ry Period) I (To be provided only once) g ITE TOT.AL 1WCIMUM QU.ANrITY NO. ITEM UNIT NUMBER FOR 6 MONTHS • 24-B-ll70 Bag, canvas, ater Sterillzing, Coorplete Each 30 !5,CXX> w/cover and Hanger HY,pochlorinator, Gas Engine Type Each 2 1,000 ll-4619.24--8 Pump, centri~al, Gasoline Engine Driven, Each 1 500 Base Mounted, 2" Discharge, 55 gpm, 50' Head, ES 87-lB Jaeger Model, 2 .APS-1 41-5768.5-7 Pick, Railroad, Class H, Handled, 7 Feund Each 10 5,000 41-7487-.2-2 Shovelf General FU?:pose., FS ggg-S-326, Each 10 5,000 Round 2 point, Type IV, d-Handle, Size 2, 10" X l}• • This column included only for puz:poses of comparison :F.NCLOSJRE •n• - APPENDIX •J" ·.- , - • U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MOST SF.cRET CAD ANTI-TYPHUS UNIT Six Months Requirements per 10,000 persons to be Processed. ITEM UNIT QUANTITY NO. UNIT COST PER LIST 16!28 Typfuis Vaccine, 20 cc vial 1,566 10520 AJ.cohol, Denatured: (Ethyl) 5 gal.s 2 1K006oo Epinephrine {Adrenalin) HYdrochlori de, l)Ozen 5 NNR 1:1000 sol cotton, Absorbent, Roll pound '8 Mask, Face, surgical., In:q,roved 120 a.oo 24 Plaster, Adhesive, 3-Inch Spool .20 2 Scissors, Band.age Each .91 6 Gloves, Medium, Size 8 Pair .13 12 S Luer 10 cc Each .69 72 Syringe, Luer, Nee e, 3 Gauge, Inch DOzen • Canul.a 38550 Syringe, Luer, Needle, Wire: 10 Bundle .01 12 75155 Book, Memorandum, ~ by 6 Inches Each .o4 5 75170 Book~ Record, RUled, 8-3/4 by 13-3/4 Inches Each .45 15 762q(J penai.l l)Ozen .n l 77160-06 Battery, Dry Cell Each .os 36 78ol0-05 Flashlight Each .66 6 78o20-05 Flashlight Lanp Each .05 15 78320 Lamp, AJ.cohol Each .25 5 78330 Lanpt .Alcohol fjr ick Each .01 10 78555 ate es, Safe carton .06 1o 79320 Thennometer, Clinical Each .44 5 99540 sterilizer, Instrument, 9-3/4 Inch Each 5.17 6 94330 agnifier, Folding Each 5.00 l • For use with protective clothing. ffiCLOSURE "D" - .APPENDIX "K" t - • • • U.S. SIDRET BRITISH OST SIDRET ENCLOSURE •D• - APP.FlIDIX "K" ( cont a..) IT UNIT QUANTITY NO. IT]}.{ UNIT COST PER LIST 91175 Lantern set Each 1.87 4 99550 stove, 1-BUrner, Gasoline Each 1.00 6 QUARTEmASTER ITEMS 27-B-208 Bags, Delousing Each 5.50 50 27-B-270 Bag, Sleeping Each 3.25 6 41-D-3750 ])USters, Insect, Plunger TYPe Each .24 20 (Dobbins Mfg. co. •superbuilt") 51-I-180 Insecticide pc::mder, BOc\Y Insect 10 lb. can 2.25 750 DDT 2 Treatments in 6 Months G oves, co on, Brown, size p r • Methyl Bromide AmpUles, 20 cc Each • 28 1000 Keroseie 55-gal Drum 9.68 1 C\I Gasoline 55-gal Drum 10.94 1 t- PrOtective clothing i coverall, One-Piece, with cep, Each 5.75 18 Dxq:>regnated with DDT (Specifi- cation Later) Mukluk (Footwear) I Pair 2.75 18 Goggles ( Specification Later) Pair .10 18 l)Uster, power Each 300.00 2 COJI4>lete with dusters and air hose (Specification Later) In ad.di tion a quantity of typhus vaccine, syringes and needles is to be found with the biologicals. Total Unit Price ~68 M di al Onl ( Weight 759 lb. e C y (CUbage 36 cu. ft. ENCLOSURE "D• - AH'ENDIX "K" - U.S. SIDRET BRITISH MOS'.r SBJRET ENCLOSURE "D" - APmmrx "L" CJ.:D ANTI ➔ULARU UNITS CAD ANTI-MALARIA SUPPLY UNIT (For 20,000 Expected cases o£ Malaria for one Month) IT TOT.AL llAXtMlJM QUANTITY NO. I UNIT FOR 6 MONTHS • 5l-I-l69 Insecticide, Liquid, Finished Spr&iY Gallon 4oo 252,000 51-R-265 Repellent, Insect, ( 2 Ounce Bottle) Bottle 1,000 630,000 7-0-70140 Diesal Oil No. 2 1 or equal Gillon 700 441,000 CAD .ANTI-MALARIA EQUllMENT UNIT (For 20,000 Expected cases of Me!aria For Total !ilitary Period to be provided once only) I TOT.AL tU.XnruU QUANTITY NO. ITEM UNIT NUMBER FOR 6 MONTHS • 41-S-4110-12 Spreyer, Ligµid Insect, Pllmp Type Each 6o 6,300 41-7839.5-5 Spreyer, Insect, Knapsack Type Each 10 1,050 (5 Gallon Capacity) Spare parts for Above set 10 1,050 4o-9030.6o3 Sprayer, Dlsect, Fart able, Gasoline set 1 105 Engine Driven, for Larvici de W/2--50 Feet Lengths of 3/8 Inch Oil Resistant Hose and Sprey Nozzle Spare parts for Above set 1 ~ ?.{achete Each 5 5~5 70-H-1130 Hook 1 Brush, H8Il.dled Each 5 525 • This column inoluded only for purposes of oomparison. ENCLOSURE "D" - APPENDIX "L" -- - •· • ..., E .. C 1, 0 S .,_, ".i.," • "'0 a.., ·c d . It 10• d be noted that the so ~ un e~· , s for hou..,chold., do .1estic unc n y. - 71:. - • ••• • U.S. SEJRET BRITISH 10ST SIDRET ENCWSURE "E" - AP.P.ENDIX "A" COLLAPSE ESTIMATES FOR SOAP - IDROIE UNSCORCHED (For Six : onths, Assuming collapse 1 February) Thousands of ...!etrio Tons COUNTRY OR AREA SOAP L NORTHWEST EUROH: France Holland Belgium (Incl. Luxembourg) 8.1 Gennany (Incl. Austria) Deman: - 1.8 Subtotal B. BALKANS .Albania 0.1 Greece 4.o yug:>slavia 4.4 subtotal c. ITALY ItaJ.sr subtotal ot A, B & c. D. :EASTERN EUroP.E BU1gar1a a.a czechoslovalcia 6.o Finland Poland 8.8 • Rumania subtotal 11.0 GRAND TOTAL 95.5 • nata not available ENCLOSURE .• E" - AH'ENDIX "A" - 75 - • ~J I G L O S U i "P" IX 11 11 contains the a.greed. csti n.tcs foi· pet leum and coal. The coal c:::;timatcs o not n.tt001,t to :·cr;regn.tc the 1 "li- • tary portion ... ro 1 cbrilian ,1here co,... u"'e is involv 'or . exauple, iu the c.:a c of railro ds, over plants, etc. • 'J.'t1e estil!u:.tes clo not, however, inclu o co 1 u' it,;h in ·eC1uire exclusively for t.10 military une of occu_ ation fo ces • • • • • • - 76 - U.S. SIDRET ENCLOSURE "F" - .A.PmIDIX "A" BRITIS!I MOST SEXJRET COLLAPSE ESr:mATF.S FOR FUELS - mROPE UNSCORCHED (For Six Months, Beginning Early in Year) Thousands of Metrio Tons PETROLEUM morocTS TOTAL COUNmY OR AREA COAL MOTOR FUEL KEROSENE LUBRICANTS GAS OIL FUEL OIL PETROLEUM A. NORTHWEST IDBOP.E France 915.0 53.575 23.040 40.097 10.337 29.209 156.258 Holland 31.055 21..000 7.124 27.435 2.625 89.239 Belgium ~Incl. Luxemburg) 23.902 6.462 12.028 '2XJ.4TI 4.()81 66.950 Germany Incl. Austria) Denmark 1,204.0 12.575 17.700 5.500 16.Uo 1.875 54.o6o NON!jl 674.0 16.910 8.047 4.540 1.830 1.650 38.977 subtotal. 2,793.0 138.017 76.249 69.289 82.489 39.440 405.4.84 B. BALKANS Albania .235 .48<) .040 1.620 3.18Q 5.555 Greece 2'J.e - - -200.0 10.385 5.16o 2.324 5.385 6.(X)() 29.254 I Yugoslavia 5.511 7.820 17.644 r-- i»fi - - - 30.0 4.313 r-- Subtotal. ~.@ - - -230.0 16.131 13.46o 2.364 11.318 9.180 52.453 C. ITALY Ita!z (Incl.. Islams} 11500.0 32.110 26.524 22.100 39.425 88.831 209.590 SU.bto tel A, B & C 4,869.0 186.858 116.233 93. 753 133.232 137.451 667.527 D. EASTERN EUROPE Bulgaria 4.028 10.oao 2.845 8.845 1.450 27.248 Czechoslovakia. 42.8'2!) 19.718 19.761 18.184 4.035 104.518 Finland 356.0 8.405 7• .305 4.062 2.310 22.142 poland 8.580 13.945 22.525 subtotal 356.0 63.833 51.048 26.668 29.399 5.4.85 176.433 GRAND TOTAL 5,225.0 250.691 167.281 120.4Zl. 162.631 142.936 843.96Q JWJLOSURE F" - APPENDIX "A" Changes made by C.C.A.C. • • U.S. SECRET BRITISH MOST SECR:ET • • E N C L O S U R E "G• COLLAPSE AGRICULTURAL REHABILITATION ESTD4A.TES The agreed estimates represent an allocation to the military period for shipment and distrirutian of a portion of the estimates for an entire -year agreed by the Civilian Agencies. The portion selected was designed to place the minimum burden upon shipping in the military period, consistent with the need of securing distribution of the regµired gµanti ties in time to be of use• • .AP.PmIDIX • A" contains a sumnary ot the agreed estimates by major - category. A.PI'mDIX •B" shows the varicus kinds of pesticides needed. APPENDIX "c• is a breakdown of the seed estimates among the categories re41ired. AP.PENDIX •n11 shows the weight ot veterinary materials included as agreement has not been reached among the several agencies involved upon e the exact composi ti.on of veterinary uni ts. APPmDIX "E" sets forth the gµanti ties ot the various types of faim machinery and binder twine included in the total estimate • .AH?ENDIX "F" sets forth for information the types ot fertilizer included in the civilian agricultural. programme. Agreement has not yet been reached - 78 - U. S. SECRET ENCLOSURE "G" - APPENDIX "A" BRITISH :MOOT SIDRET COLLAPSE ESTIMATES FOR REHABILITATION OF AGRICULTURE - EUROPE UNSCORCHED {For Six Months, Beginning Early in Yearl Thousands of Metric Tons VM4!1liNlki BINDm FAlit COONTKY OR AREA PESTICIDES SEED MATERIALS TWINE MACHIN»lY TOTAL A. NORTHWEST EUROPE France 55.475 300.000 .737 23.540 13.3n 393.129 Belgium (Incl. Luxembourg) .915 • 99.56() .oQ3 1.300 1.093 102.936 Holland 1.380 3.235 .091 1.500 1.179 7.385 Ge:nnany (Incl. Austria) 2.500 .ua 2.618 Denmark 1.050 .105 .135 6.250 1.00, s.543 NOl'W!.t .140 1.544 .069 .400 .692 2.842 subtotal 61.460 404.444 1.218 32.990 17.344 517.456 B. BALKANS Albania .170 .043 .001 .034 .248 Greece 8.875 6.103 .112 .26o .523 15.873 Yugoslavia 1.400 26.840 .286 .868 1.205 30.599 ...... 0\ subtotal l0.445 J2.943 .44]. 1.129 l. 762 46.720 I c. ITALY Italz .452 3.000 1.100 4.552 subtotal A, B, & C 71.905 437.387 2.lll 37.119 20.206 568.7~ n. EASTERN mROP.E Bulgaria 2.420 .189 .180 2.789 Czechoslovakia 3.330 22.348 .225 .300 .791 26.994 Finland .590 .013 1.500 .9"?13 3.102 ID.mgary 1.550 .247 .26o 2.057 Poland 2.170 32.667 .36o .100 11.751 47.048 Roumania 1.440 .391 .56o . 2.391 subtotal. 11.500 55.015 1.485 2.900 13.481 84.381 GRAND TOTAL 83.405 492.402 3.596 40.019 33.(,87 653.109 * - • ENCLQSURE "G" APP:ENDIX "A• CLOSURE "G• - APPENDIX "B" u.s. SF.CRET BRITISH • OST SEXJRET COLLAPSE EST -~TF.S FUR PESTICIDES - :EI.JROP.E UNSOORCHED {For six Months Beginning Ear!y in year) l{etric TODS COPPER LEAD SEED LIMB COP.PER LIME SODIUM CA.ROON COUNTRY OR AREA SULmATE ARSENATE DRESSIID- ARSENATE StJLFHUR KEROBmffl GASOLINE PYRITES (YETALLIC) SULHIDR ARSEmTE MOLASSES BISOLFIDE TOTAL A. NORTHWEST EUROPE Austria 2,500 2,5CX) Belgium 625 5 50 20 150 40 25 915 ( Incl .Luxembanlrg) Denmarlc 900 50 100 , 1,050 France 200 33,000 12,150 10,125 55,475 Gemmy , Holland 1.,250 Bo 50 1,380 Norw&:5 100 10 30 140 SUbtotal ~197; m t35 20 ~;i1;;o 40 25 12,!56 10,µ5 61,4-60 B. BALKANS Albania 90 5 75 170 Greece I 3,000 15 50 5,500 150 5 150 5 8,875 0 Yugoslavia 90 6o 11250 1,400 co SUbtotal 3,z090 m; 115 6,825 150 ; ~i~ ; 16,445 C. ITALY rtaiy - - subtotal A,B&:C 51 965 2;6 ;J;5 20 42,475 40 ~; 12,150 10,125 150 5 r;o ; 71,905 D. EASTERN EUROPE ' BUlgaria 1,200 120 1,100 2,420 Czechoslovakia 2,500 200 Bo 550 3,3,0 Finland 500 70 20 590 Hungary 200 100 1,250 1,550 Poland 250 200 220 l,5CX) 2,170 Roumania ,ex) 70 120 750 1,440 subtotal ;,r;o 640 ~ ;,150 1!1500 GRAND ll,ll5 TCYl'AL 890 1,105 20 47,625 40 25 12,150 10,125 150 5 150 5 83,405 ENCLOSURE •G" - AP.EENDIX "B• - • u.s. SECRE'r ENCLOSURE "G" - Aff'ENDIX "C" BRITISH .lOST SECREr COLLAPSE ESTrnATES FOR SEEDS - :&JROFE UNSCORCHED (For Six onth'.s, Beginning Early in year) YETRIC TONS GARDEN GREEN ONION CAULI- RED TIM- COUNTRY OR AREA PEAS HARI- CARROTS SEEDS BER.rs LETTUCE TO!ATO FL01IER SPINACH CELERY CLO- OTHY SUBTOTAL cars vm I. NORTHWEST EUROPE France Gemany ~Incl.Aus.~ Belgium Incl.Lux. 50 3 2 0.25 200 400 655.25 Holland 25 15 20 15 10 0.25 950 100 1,135.25 Denmark 100 5 105.00 Norway 90 50 15 1 5 2 0.20 o.5 15 0.25 180 6oo 958.95 subtotal 265 50 38 21 20 14- 0.10 o.5 15 0.25 1,330 1,100 2,854.45 B. BALKANS Albania I Greece 3 3.00 r-f l\lgoslavia 100 15 90 205.00 co Subtotal 100 15 3 90 2oa.oo I c. ITALY Italy subtotal A, B & C 365 65 38 21 20 17 0.10 0.5 15 0.25 1,420 1,100 3,062.45 D. EASTERN EUROPE Bulgaria C zechoslovekia 3 5 o.s 6o 68.850 Finland HUngary Poland 200 15 75 15 2 o.5 12500 1 28()7.50 subtotal 200 18 5 75 15 2.5 0.5 1,500 6o 1,876.00 GRAND TOT.AL 565 65 56 26 95 32 3.20 1.0 15 Oe25 2,920 l,16o 4,938.45 ENCLOSURE "G" AH'ENDIX "D" • • U.S. SIDRET mCLOSURE •G• - .APP.mDIX 11 0• (contd.) BRITISH MOST S:ooRET COLLAPSE ESTruATES FOR SEEDS - mROFE UNSCORCHED (For Six Months, Beginning Early in'. year) Metric Tons S TOTAL RUTA- SUGAR SEED WHITE roA roA AVERA FESTUCA COUNTRY OR AREA BRT FWD TURNIPS BAGAS BEETS ron- LEEK CLOVER ALSIKE TREFOIL PRAT- TRAV- Ft.AVE- PR.ATEN- SUBTOTAL TOES msIS LALIS SOENS SIS A. IDRTHWEST !DROPE Belgium (Incl. Lm:embourg) 655.25 1,500 90,000 5 150 6o 40 400 200 100 400 93,510.25 Deruna.rk 105.00 France }00,000 - 300,105.00 Gennany (Incl. 4'ustria) Holland 1,135.25 200 1,335.25 Norw!2: 958.95 100 120 15 1 2193.95 subtotal 2,854.45 100 120 1,515 390,000 5 350 6o 40 400 200 100 400 396,144.45 B. BALKANS (\J Albania co Greece 3.00 3.00 yugoslavia 205.00 28() 201000 - 201485.00 subtotal a:,a.oo 280 20,000 20,i..aa.oo c. ITALY rta!y subtotal A,B & C 3,062.45 100 120 1,795 410,000 5 350 6o 40 400 200 100 400 416,632.45 D. EASTERN IDROPE Bulgaria Czechoslovakia 68.50 20,000 - 50 5 20,123.50 Finland HUngary poland 1,807.50 250 2,057.50 Roumania su'6tota! l,87b.OO 20,000 - ~50 50 s 2~,tSi.00 GRAND TOTAL 4,938.45 100 120 1,795 430,000 5 6oo 110 40 400 200 100 405 438,813.45 e • ENCLOSURE "G" APPENDIX •c• U.S. SJiXJRET ENCLOSURE "G• - AP.PENDIX •c• {CONTD.) BRITISH OST S:roRET COLLAPSE ESTIMAT.ES FOR SEEDS - BJROPE UNSCORCHED (For Six Months, Beginning Early in Year) l,{etrio Tons S TOTAL FODDER RYE GRASS RYE GRASS DRY SORG- .ALF.AliFA VIC HORSE RED COUNTRY OR AREA BRT FWD LUPINS BEETS MAIZE FLAX PRENNIAL ITALIAN HARI- GHUlt LUCERNE PEAS BEANS FES- SUBTOTAL cars COE A. NORTHWEST EUROPE Belgium (Incl.Lux. 93,510.25 100 400 4,000 400 200 98,610.25 Dennarlc France 300,105.00 300,105.00 Genneny (Incl. Aus.) Holland 1,335.25 1,000 200 3(,Q 2,89!).25 Norw~ 11193.95 1 1193.95 SUbtotel. 3 ,961,444-.45 100 400 4,000 1,400 400 36o 402,804.45 B. BALKANS illania Greece 3.00 4,000 750 100 750 5,6o3.00 yugoslavia 2.01485.00 51500 500 230 75 261790100 (X)"' subtotal 20,488.00 9,500 1,250 100 230 825 32,393.00 c. ITALY Itaiz subtotal. A, B & C 416,632.45 100 400 9,500 4,000 1,400 400 1,250 100 590 825 435,197.45 D. EASTERN l!IJR0PE BtUgaria Czechoslovakia 20,123.50 100 200 400 500 5 21,328.50 Finland Hungary Foland 2,057.50 25,100 500 100 27,657.50 Roumania subtotal 22,181.00 25,100 500 200 5CO 500 5 48,986.oo GRAND TCYrAL 438,813.45 25,200 400 10,000 4,000 l,6oo 400 1,250 100 1,090 825 500 5 484,183.45 CLOSURE !'G• APPENDIX 11 c• . e • • , • U.S. SECRET EN~ "G• - APJ?ffiDIX "C" (contd.) BRITISH 0 SIDRBT COLLAPSE ESTIMATES roR SEEDS - ElJRO:ffi UNSCORCHED {For Six ~ronths, Beginning Early in year) Metric Tona S TCYI'AL COCKS- ALOPID TALL OAT SAN SERRA FODDER TRIFO- COUNTRY OR AREA. BRT FWD FOOT VETCH :M.AN3-ELS URAS OR FRENCH FOIN DELLA CABB- LIUM GRAND TOTAL PRATENSIS RYE AGE A. NO!mfflEST EJRO:ffi Belgium (Incl. Lux.) 98,610.25 350 300 250 50 99,560.25 Denmarlc Franoe 300,105.00 • 300,105.00 Gennany (Incl.. Aus.) Holland 2,895.25 200 140 3,235.25 Norwa_y 1 2192.95 50 200 100 lz543.95 subtotal 402,8()4..45 6oo 200 100 300 250 50 140 404,W+.45 ~• BALKANS Albania Greece 5,6o3.00 500 6,103.00 Y~oslavia , 26 1790100 50 26 1840.oo a subtotal 32,393.00 500 50 32,943.00 C. ITALY Ital. •- subtotal A, B & C 435,197.45 6oo 700 1.50 300 250 50 140 437,387.45 D. EASTmN EUlm'E Bulgaria czecboslovakia 21,328.50 20 6.50 350 22,.}4.8.50 Finland Hungary * Poland 27,657.50 2,000 3,000 10 32,667.50 Roumania Subtotal 48,986.oo 20 2,650 350 3,000 10 55,016.00 GRAND TOTAL 484,183.45 620 3,350 500 300 250 50 3,000 10 140 492 ,403.1+5 • ENCLOSURE "G" APPENDIX "O" .,. - • • •· u •• SIDRET BRITISH MOST SECRET COILAPSE ESTIMATES FOR .AGRICULTURAL REHABILITATION IDIOPE UNSCORCHED (For Six 1{onths, Assuroi ng collapse 1 February) VETERINARY !A.TERIALS Metric TOns COUNTRY OR AREA A. NORTHWE.ST EUEOPE France 737 Belgium (Incl. I,uxembourg) 068 Holland 091 Germany (Incl. Austria) 118 Denmalic 135 o69 subtotal 1,218 B. RAIJQNS Albania 43 Greece 112 Yugoslavia 286 • Subtotal C. IT.ALY Italy 452 subtotal of A, B & C 2,lll .. D. EASTERN EUROPE BUlgaria 189 Czechoslovakia 225 Finland. 73 2J+.7 poland 36o Roumania 391 subtotal 1,4.85 GRAND TOTAL 3,596 - 85 - U.S. SECRET ENCWSURE •G" - AB?ENDIX "E" BRITISH _msr SIDRET COLLAPSE ESTil.!AT~ FOR BINDER TWINE AND FARM MACHINERY - FDROP.E UNSCORCHID (For Six Months, Begirmjng Early in Year) FARM MACHINmY ~~anti ties e312ressed in total number of unitsl HARRORS ONE TOT.ALF.ABM BnIDER GRAIN SPIKE & WAY lLACHINERY TWINE DISC DRILLS SPROO- DISC PITCH TRACTOR TRAC'IDR W.ALKIID (Mm'RIC (METRIC HARROW HAND SPRAYERS TOOTH MOWERS PUJfl FORKS SCYTHE TRACTORS PLOWS TRAILER PLOWS TONS) TONS} A. NORTHWEST EUROPE Belgium 300 100 2,300 350 1,000 15,000 5,(X)() 150 150 150 1,000 1,093 1,300 (Incl.Luxembourg) Denmark 250 1,200 Boo 10,000 2CO 100 200 1,003 6,250 France 1.,565 4,900 13,850 5,280 40,000 20,000 2,550 2,750 2,550 5,300 13,377 23,.540 Germany ( Incl.Austria) Holland 300 250 2,500 1,500 8oo 15,000 4,000 150 150 150 1,000 1,179 1,500 Norw~ ,100 200 12650 400 52000 52000 100 100 100 692 400 subtotal 2;265 5,700 4,Boo 18,5.50 8,280 :; 85,000 34,000 3,150 3,250 3,1.50 1,m 17,344 32,990 B. BALKANS '°co Albania 25 200 .50 2,000 1,000 200 34 1 I Greece 100 1.50 1,000 m q() 15,000 10,000 100 100 100 2,500 523 2(() yugoslavia 50 200 172000 22300 160 30zOOO 152000 100 200 100 102000 12205 868 subtotal 1.50 Y/5 18,a:x, 2,650 200 47,000 26,000 200 300 200 12,700 1,762 1,129 c. ITALY Italy 635 100 120 100 202000 2CO 200 200 12100 31000 subtotal A,B,8:03,050 6,175 23,000 21,200 8,6oo 100152,000 6o,ooo 3,550 3,750 3,550 20,000 20,206 37,119 D. EASTERN EUROPE Bu!garia 18o Czechoslovakia 1,200 400 40,000 30,000 200 150 200 791 300 Finland 100 1,750 600 250 100 250 939 1,500 HUngary 260 Poland 1,850 11,575 8,200 400 108,000 90,000 1,000 1,000 1,000 5,000 11,751 100 Roumania 56o subtotal 1,950 11,575 11,150 1,400 llt8 ,000 120,000 1,450 1,250 1,450 5,000 13,481 2,900 GRAND TOTAL 5,000 17,750 23,000 32,350 10,000 100 300,ooo 180,000 5,000 5,000 5,000 25,000 33,687 40,019 - • - ENCLOSURE "G" - A.PPmDIX "F" ENCLOSURE "G" - .AWffi'DIX "F" • u.s. SECRET BRITISH MOST sroRET COLLAJ?SE ESTIMATES FOR FERTILIZER - EUROPE UNSCORCHED ' (For Six Months, Beginning Early in year) :Metric Tons COUNTR'! OR AREA FOrASH ROCK HiOSPHATE PYRITES NITROGEN TCYrAL A. NOR'mWEST PIJ'ROPE Austria 8,3a:> 8,320 Belgium ( Incl. LuxE111bourg) 48,000 76,ooo 124,000 Denmarlc 28,000 63,000 27,000 206,400 324,400 France 125,000 81,000 206,000 Gemumy 315,000 136,500 451,500 Holland 84,000 102,500 103,500 290,000 Norw~ 121000 161000 281000 Subtotal l8o,320 621,500 42J.t.,OOO 206,400 1,432,220 B• BALKANS I Albania r- Greece 6,000 18,000 19,000 43,000 co y~oslavia 61000 241000 301000 Subtotal. 12,000 42,000 19,000 73,000 c. IT.ALY Italy 121320 2001000 ll1000 2231320 subtotal A, B&C 204,640 863,500 424,000 236,400 1,728,540 D. EASTERN :FIJROPE Bulgaria 430 430 Czeoboslovekia 24,000 19,000 17,000 6o,ooo Finland 9,840 26,670 36,510 Hungary 400 },400 1,500 5,300 Poland 20,000 19,000 39,000 Roumania 345 l8o 525 SUbtt>tal 24,400 52,585 37,68o 27,100 141,765 GRAND TCYrAL 229,040 916,o85 461,680 263,500 1,870,305 (ia, ~ For infonnation, not included in sumnaries. • CLOSJRE G" AH'ENDIX "F" /Jw fe ~{ll'f VOi of six months beginning early in the year. 2. The estimates relate to all the Allied occupied countries .. ) plus Denmark. The u.s.s.R. are not included• Estimates are also included for the following countries: Italy, Albania; Germany, Austria, Bulgaria and Finland. 3. The military estimates relate to food, clothing (ra wool and raw cotton are excluded), footwear (leather is excluded), medical and sanitation supplies, soap, fuels and agricultural reqUisites. Sanitation supplies are to meet epidemics and do not include equipment to cope with large-scale breakdowns in water supply. The estimates relate, as do the Sinclair-Young estimates, to minimum need.s to prevent disease and unrest. (The Allied . nimum Imports Programae for the civilian period first six months relates to urgent requirements to prevent destitution and distress). The military estimates are import requirements, am. inferences should not be drawn fran them regarding availability or sources of supplies, provision of shipping or other transport, or finance. 4. A comparison has been made between the military estimates for the first six months (military period) for the Allied occupied countries and the estimates ad.Opted by the Inter-Allied Committee for the first six months'civilian period. For the military period comparison has been made for some items with the Young Sinclair revised estimates for the same military period. /5. • - 2 - 5. A comparison of the military estimates with the Allied first six months' civilian period estimates of import requirements needing shipping is as follows:- Allied Denmark Germany other countries (pop.3.9 ~ Austria countries (population 136 million)million (pop. 8. 0 (pop. 89. 5 million) million) "litary Civilian "litary ·utary Military 1st six 1st six 1st six 1st six period months months conths months Thousand metric tons Food 2,309 s,402 11.0 99 975 edical & ) Sanitary ) 14 89 0.2 Soap 79 110 2.9 4 Coal 1,819 Petroleum 525 1,957 54.1 Clothing, Shoes 193 2.0 5.2 29 Agricultur al. reqtriBi..-oos 627 2,420 8.5 2.6 15 ·ote: The figures for Germany and. Austria for food and clothing refer only to the requir 1ents of displaced persons in those countries. 6. So far as the individual oups of corruoodities are concerned, in the short time available, examination has been limited to the estimates for food, clothing, an agricultural requisites. The fuel est· ates for the military period would seem to be designed to provide for urgont transport and public services needs, whereas the Q.lied civilian programne includes also the needs of essential industries in the relief period. / (a) - 3 - (a) Food 'litary AJ.lied Sinclair- Allied 2,000 estimate estimate Young calorie esti- 1st six 1st six 1st six mate for months months months Emergency military civilian military period Thousand metric tons 1heat 164-3 370+ 166o 3384- Other cereals 592 Flour & meal 7-5 217 Meat (canned) 47.5 ~stew~ 94.2 638 272 383 soup 72.7 Canned fish 10 204- Fats 63 151 136 236 Pulses 81 378 68 47 Cheese 38 168 59 Evaporated ilk 145 155 64 99 Sugar 47 357 249 163 It will thus be seen that there is close accordance between the military and Sinclair-Young estimates as regards cereals for the military period. For other food items the military estimate is much less for sugar and is half the Sinclair-Young estimate for fats for the same period. The imports estimated by the military for the military period are approxiroately one-third of the Allied import requirements reeding shipping in the first civilian six months. (b) Clothing The military requirements ap_pear to be the revised Sinclair Young estimates for the military six months, mich were based on 5 British clothing coupons per adult. The Allied inimum Imports Programne was calculated on 17 coupons per adult. (The nominal current German clothing ration is estimated at approximately 15 British coupons). The total yarns needed to meet the military /estimates ' • l .. !l - 4 - estimates of clothing for the European Allied countries weigh 37,659 metric tons, of which 51$; is wool, 33;o cotton and 16;o rayon. This canparos with the Allied civilian first six months' programne of 170,100 metric tons, of which 56, is wool, 3 o cotton and l{fo rayon. So far as the types of clothing are concerned, the military programme is not markedly dissimilar from the Allied civilian period programme. The basis for blankets in the Allied civilian period programme was 1 blanket for 5 persons. The military total blanket progranme for the Allied countries amounts to 15,775 tons and is about one-third of the Allied civilian period programne, which corresponds approximately to the clothing coupon ratio. The same ratio is also adopted in the estimates of footwear, which means that the military pro gramme provides 1 pair of shoes for about 8 men and for about 6 wo en. (c) Agricultural requisites A comparison of the military and the Allied civilian pro amme is as follows:- . itary Allied civilian progranme six months' for Allied period programme countries (Thousand metric tons) Seeds 492 254 (reqlliring shipping or 500 in all) Farm machinery 30 47 Binder twine 28 21 The military progranme is stated to be an allocation to the military period of a portion of the estimates for an entire year agreed by the civilian agencies. The portion selected ms designed to place the minimum burden upon shipping in the military period, consistent with the need of securing distribution of the required - 5 - required quantities in time to be of use. Fertilisers are not included in the military estimates dated 18th February. The ied estimatep for the civilian first six months was about 900,000 tons requiring shipPing. The Agricultural Division might be asked to examine in m:>re detail the military estimates for agricultural rehabilitation. The Health Division should also examine the edical and Sanitary Supplies section of the Military plan. More copies (marked II st Secret:) should be made available if further comnents are required. 10th June, 1944 . • ,. . _... lPV/ C bl(. n ~/,...... Li,:v r c ' d 44 Ccpi s to: "1 : . Fl,on,:;v . r. SXQ 1.r. Rhati.:i-a.n Re istry U.N • .323 Co i by • Cl • 1 l • ,. . ' .. ( I t t) ' --~ SY 3962 ITH 218 l I l 7, 0 pl" , t voi ti rg n C nfir ' • s, b :u not t b ul n th dl t of it be 1 t if r habilit ti tour no C try in t ro 0 t t 1 tt r t cco ir oo.uction .,.:z It ' hi l not for r co cti , tor ' tb n io t • th i b lie tion e. • . hi e rity, in ol ex i tio ir t t du or t .., ctr i .L t • o C 'f'o 11 re bilit ti , o t 3 2/2 ◄ ' ~-- ' d elo hey 11, of cur e, h fr e ctor fore tc do "ti,.n of in V ry . ti ti up f'i ci or it or i 1i • tb by , 0 e e al ri ct ts to Co i l ov r li f • cti:m ur th t li ty r t • C tl 1 t f • 6. arl t is t r C t t ti t t t l t t , us tent ct ource o et gi t Cc· cil. 7. t f C 1 tt r. J l<<'fercnce ...... 1 o4; (c.ce, ..i, 'fr:.J!1$~ 'iY.v I c.J-1-iar-' lo ,., (ff~I ~ rl, ~ (:) ~c.r-r S. t(ee...,~1 6- lo t'J.,c_ Co-.. ...,., ; 11-., 1 r1, e, Cv..r.J ·~ pro-r..-...... , &-;) I ,..., L.,_~'1 ;~-----0 Cv.> ~ Q,o .~,...,._, F '}- (LO'l~) . -(460) Wt:lU-174/2257 2 ,suo ,000 9 / 43 JC&SJ.td Gp73!i /208 (REOIMEAN) Code 5 -33-0 - • • C. C.E(41+)19 Ccrt"'.ittcc f O.:mncil for Eueopc Fr~ o.rn.tion of Pr T" .. :.ics for Relief .:-.nd Rehr..bilito..tion late 'by tr.c: C-:)uty Dir ctcr Gcner"l for ./t:inistrn.ticn. i·he Director Gcncr-:1 h:i.s sent ,., furt .er :- css.:1gc for c rr:unico.tion to the Oo!Y'~ttec of CGuncil fr ~urvpe rcl~tin3 tc th8 prc?ar~tion cf Pr0gr.:u:.r:cs of requir8n-nts incl ~ing the question o.s to the r~l';.tionship bct\Teen relic~ mid r construction requirern:..1ts raised. in the :!.otter fr.:n the Czechoslovo.k Dclego.tc (c .c.E. (41+)7) . The Dir-ctor Genc:r.'.l.1. oint3 out tho.tit is increasingly ';.ppo..rent th:i.t the fund.s o.vailn.ble to ·n.r.R. :1 . . • vT.i.11 he li..:iitc· in ccn::. -:risen with ncecls. ..ccor.::.ingly, if the anticipated ahQrtagcs f ~upplics ~e confir~ccl on the libern.tion of the e Allied territories, U. N. R. R. A. vlill ha.ve to c nccntrte on ili,edin.te relief rc quire!:lents such as f ocl, clothin.... , new.cine and set..J.s . Notvd. thst rnling this, the DirGctor General trusts tho.t there will be no delny on the ,art of getting its full pro£r~rncs before the Cc_iliincd Boo..ras so that the latter co.n tn..~c .::i.ction on then n.s soon n.s possible in ~lruminG ,roduction. While it is, of c urst.., the cluty e,f tl c Aclninistr'.ltior.. to see th1t relief requir.'.)i:Lnt.:: ho..vc the nt.Jc~ss"'.ry .._ ri ri ty, the . :1.5.nistr.... tion h:i.s no ,1esire to hol l p the pr')cur J¥ ~nt of rec v'--ry ant:. r con3trucJci r: su~ lies o.n:l incl.cc , ·:.i.sh.Js to uiv.., CJ.nY help it can in the pr-.:>curCTLnt of such upp:ies, al thou.(:;h they i,i.11 re uir to be fimncd. other:Yise than fro:1 the res ")Urccs f U. N. R. R. . . Freq_ucr.tly - 1 the sme c .:-11.10di ty -..T.i.11 be nee ed both f ~r relic:', re:..h';.bili tation n.nd reconstruc ti n : 1.l1d so long "S the relief stn.ndnrds c s fc[.-U..-U-.ie:l , the Director Ge!lertl is an.xi us thn.... for ,th r purposes shuuld not be delnyed whenever the suppl· situ:i.ti n perm.ts. The Direct r Gc.crn.l, thJref re, ur,~sts that ('lp'U't fr!.! the b~sea and p lici ... s to be rec~rr.cnle1 by the Oo.nittcc f Council f0r Europe) the indivi un.l vcrn-:cnts ~ ul 'l ~r ptre their cto.ilc i;1port pr :r es, incluclin5 itcr.1S f r rec v cy cl rec' n truction '13 well as itcrJS for relief o.nd rchabilitn.t.:.on . Such pr . .es, .s 'U1 rhen level pl, should be presented t the Director Gcnvral in ncc :rtla.nce ·ritn the ter:'.s of Resoluti n I (III) of the Council, s tho.t he c.o.n t:lke ac'"' unt f th- relief nnd rt.habilitn.tion iteos in prepnri.nc:; rn.11 re uiren... nts / nd u. . 531 -...: _..: .... - 2 - • o.n .. :;,:>resent t,.:, th-.. inter- ov _rnaent".l .'.l.lloc,:,.tinJ c...... ;cncil,;s such rcco: n-..nc:.:1tions c.s hL :-'!Dy dee J ncccssc.ry. The Directer Gen rnJ. o.d'1 s thc.t this c: ::,h1si cs the urc:.nc-· th.'.:'..t bo.scs sho ,: b-.. rec _-:-·x,nicd b· the Rcr;i nn.l C0:-..:r:i tt cc anc1 o. ... pr.:iv.... l b-· t!1c Council c.s scc:1 r.s 1 ossi le so that he :.:..".y use the:.. n..:; critt...ri::. for en :crsi11o or obj'"'cti!l[; to the r auircO(.nts cov'"'r-- l by such 1-rugr"r··ccs a...11.J. th.., .llocc.ti ,ns :,roposc.c1 by the C .1bined Boards. :Iorcuvcr, if thcs :Jr.:>gr":.t .cs ~c, prcs-n-te:1 -..2.rly so thc..t they can be an.'l.ly.:;cl by the staff of tho 1~ ':"!inistr.:rti '"'n, it 1-rill be possible to : tlc advn..-ricc dct..,r:-.i.mti..,ns of the itc:-is and qua.ntitics to \lhic!1 ·chc :_:1.. 1inistration nc~1 not bjcct in order t-.. so.fcguc.rd the supplic"' r.cclc,~ t.., :!cct the r elief bc..scs. Ir. ~scru ..;.inu its function on this :. oint, th'"' :~.::.:-:inistr1.tion c:i.n CXi c.:..:. t clircct rcln.ti ns b-.. t ce:n the Govcrri.r!cnt s D...'11.d the Co:-fuincd Bo.::.rds on it c:.1S c.nc U:l.!h...... J. ., J. CS be.· nd the relief stc.ndarj .1nJ '1.lso cxpc itc lir.... ct rcl--.tiuns bot;-rc n the Govc.rnn nt,.. anl procurl,; -~nt a.ncl fin.."..ncin._, er ups. -:i'h~ rrcsc.nt'ltion of r~g_uirc.,,.ents ,. · 11 J.~.:> ~sist th(., A · uni:::;tr tion in : cl::in[; an nnrJ.ysis of qumtit i cs rcg_u::.rc-:l for rcli f a.n r h"..bilit~ti n , thus en1.blin5 the Acl:i~istr~ti n t ·~use :-:or clculy th c:xt nt t 11hich its e:dctine 1.n ... L"'r.,spcctivc resources ;;i.11 be a.dcq_i.l"tc to :-1-..ct th.., rc.:.1.i-..f 'ls ... s rcco-nende by the Eur '.:)cm Co:-:·'.ittce of :::: tmcil. Th Direct r Gcn--ra.1 s1y.., th~t the n.b vc su.:; •c5ti ns ~.... in cc r J. rri t h suc.... esti « • de. t the d[;hth : cetinJ of the Co:-:-d.tt c 01 Su ;>li s . 31st ··a.y, 1944- rcderic~ Leith- Ross. J CCZ(¼) 18 Procedure for ScttJ.L.m nt of' R~quirc.m1;;nts and Allocation of Supplies • Note by the Deputy Din.ctor ~neral for Administr tion Th'-- Dir:-ctor G~n-.. rn.l ho.::- ..,L.nt t. furth 1· m,..ss£.i.g1... t..,;X}"ll i.ning his viL:vrs with r...,go.r.:l to th,.. procL.dur .... fer th. prcp;.:_r•.tL of r--~•1ir m t::' hllQ for 1...st'lbli:::,hi ~ c..::-ti •atv· :...r..'1 · llcc~.. tio ::i ,: · ch should. h·"'u ,nt o +h · t ntir r o tht.. Corr.- mi tt .. c of ,ounc.:.1 fo ..1:!i'ur p.. :.nd i. tr ,.,,uc-C "u. tt,..us. ( 1) In thl- fir5t ..... c1..., n\., Dir .... ctcr Gt..n .... r l ish s to ur.1phn::i.i..::i(.; ho.t the. rt;St xt nd to th(. pr -Pc~r...._t~ n f 'lctu·1l _ ti..:· -1 ,\ hi h 1.,.. Acl: .ini~tn.ti n i"l fol, n.:ly r .. :,po .::,ib:. :'or c ..• .i.l.:.n · Ln t:1-.. :'..i 1t f th'-- C "':7l i tt1.. '.· r In p~ rfo~.in;, tl1i.., -:..1 y, A..r.i:.: .• i.s t_;__ r. ,,.:.11, o ..: ur..,e, 'll'.'!" ,.... consul tati ,ri" fr ti i t.1. 1. h .... Europc.n.n , ~~·;..'.. tt1;..1... 'l..; r thu Sub-Cor::--itt~.s ( 2) The Director G-t:n r-:11 ri..;coe;nis s that reccriffit.-nd::i.ticns on bas1;;s cannot be fixci ··n.th r...,f~r .... rc(. t0 'ir, .L,t(,• ..., tr by the Co bi .c.;d Bou~s r, to su lies r.v .ilri.blc. In ·..cc,_r , re~ · t .. th"' R soluti n o:' the Co~,r ...:.ttt-"' of Counc.:..l f r Europe the bc..s'--s pr1;..vi u:::ily r.-.,c '"'nde,d by the Int...,. -.1:..ll.:.c.;a. Cvi __ tl ttt.. _ shC'uld b"' 1 rcccnsiderl.:d so ... c ) to li ,it tht. b .. · ..... , r c ::: _r,"", ,trictly to th,.. :::Go (,. of 2 licf nnd rch·.bili t· h ~ *.~· dt..f". c,;d b-. th(, Oounc.:.1 rtE-f'cluti ~f', .r.dlb) to t~c account ::t,; _ r · 'J1..:" ·i"\..J.c of th,_ gt..ncr 1 '1.:'11 ·, cll-1-nown f-:..ct th1.t :n,..·:.rly ~11 supplies vrill be bl' ort in r 11.t· t tot·l ne ds, In vi ,; of th\,,; c.xtcnsivE:. - vrork :.lrc.;r.dy dnr e b • th1.;.; Int1..,r- _1., i,..d Co:ni ti,1;..._, 1..'1d t:11.:, n1;;1;..d for spe, a in s~ttl.:.ng b"s<>s, the Dirt..ctG1 G.... n1;..r .l ~ u~ st~ tn t .._- ph1.::.is sh ul be pl·.cE-d on 11.1 ..:.ting rcccmsid8rD.ti n of -+; \., • s clc_.tcJ. by th<., :r.t_r-.nllLl Cornitt"' to th... "..,:ltnd- lnGnts rn:ccss~ to , . ,c. t th. p int2 nti ncd , bcvc. (3) The ref:..l ·.djust.. ,e,;nt cf dt.. .• nJ to ::mp,Jli_s c"..n nly bt- a ne in thL light of thu D.llocdi·,ns · - by th C :-bi d. Bo ..rls 't.ftcr the csti. .- tcs "rt:- l "c...,d be.fore th(.n, As ...l r. th :)ir ct r G r ...:"l r_c(.;iV .... " ir.:i'.'on --ti n fr r_, th1.: Combi11eC. Board~ ,.. r:. t tJU pl3r '"l..11 c~t 1.011s :.1ncl inf r .. '"ti "'n ir · _ thw ~ili tc.ry authorities us to t:1.c...... ,ti .:'..tes f rr., iuir,· nts ·.hich th,.y h·v1... ~J ptt:..d, th€. infor;-:;9.ti:m vrill b'-- ~r r d. to 11.. l n • ~~l".t.. , r:.i.ttc,;c.. but l'lck of th"t infor.~~ti~n shoul, n kb~ p~rr.-.ittt..d to .. 1 y ~cti n. (4-) 0-i:ing to t.1• c t, 1t cL-:..ngt.. in ,:'l.r-ti . t._, be h.:ot flc..xiblc- so th".t tht. r _:_ t_;_ ,,._ urg Cj' th" nr:,nE;nt of c.ctu1.:. shi pi n6 f cu;:r;: li"' . Dir~ctor Gt.nE:.rQl ull ,..,l:~ .... GU6gt.sti z - nativ,c;s or substitut\.,s thr.t ~ould be r wake the D'.DC.ir.:u:: us· f ~uch suu-olj_...,s .. s to havG rw~nncn 1, ti ns '"l..., t t ' u: · ng uut.1~ri ti,..n t t k ns. sue- scm p .... !.n r lief. Rt.s lutl n 20, u. . 332 C.C.E(44)19 Ccr~;ittcc of CJuncil for Euecpc n.ticn of Fr T" .1cs for Relief .2..m:. Rehabilit.'.lt.:_on 1; tc by the Dc::.uty Director Gener.:1.l for ..i.d-:inistraticn . Tr.e Director Gcn:cr.'.11 h'ls sent a further ness.'.l6e for cc1Lunicc.tion to the Co!I'.ittee of Council fvr Europe rel --..til'l~ to t ·~ prcp".r"..tion of Pro5rx-.r·:cs of rvquirvnents includin5 the question n.s to the rvl~ticnship bct\1een reli f ~nd reconstruction req_uirer:~.nts rcised. in the ]0tte;r frcr. the Czechoslov.::i.k Dele5nte (c.c.E. (il)7). The Dir~ctor Gencr.:u points 9ut that ::..tis incrc.:1.vin~ly "-P_" ent th2t the funds ::..v il--ble to · .R. R. / •• uill 1 e li::tlted ::..n· cor:-rp.~ison with neecls. .:.ccor.iin...,ly, if the c.nticipatci chort'l~cs f ~u~plics" confir:-.:oc1 on the libern.tion of the AllicJ. territuri s , U. N. R. R. A. vrill h:ivc t0 c nccntr:1te on iDned.inte relief re quire:.\E::nts cuch as f od, clo"thin,g, nc::licine an seu1s. Notv;ithst"nding this, the Director G ner.11 trusts tha.t there ·will be no del "--Y on the p..."...rt of a.. courtry in getting its full p~ogr ::nes before the Cc-~ine~ Board3 sc thnt the l~ttsr c~n to...~c 'lotion on the:: as soon "G possible in plunnir.!:; ::;r.Jcluction. bile it is, of c urEc, the luty f the A::!rj_nistr ... tio1~ to sec tho.t relief requir-..1Jnt::, hn.ve the n-ccs.,nry .. ri :.irity, the A -.:..i.r.iE'tra"ior. h'l.3 no desire to h ld i....p the procurt;;:.. ..,nt of r<-c v~ry n...Tl:.l r·ucor.structi r sup.:. lies ".:rd im.1.ecd, ·-rishes t uive ~y hcl it cm in the rocur .... :1t.nt f .Juc:!:1 su1 pl:..es, !'tl thou_;h th8y .rill - re uirc to bo financed thcr-,v~."C th". fro.1 the res urce.s cf U, N. R. R. .... Frequently the ""nDe Cv:T,10:ity -rn.11 be nee ed both f ;r relief, r-hn.bilitn.t::.on and reconstruc- t~ n : 'll1d SQ l ng ~s the relief st"nl'lr~"" s~:e-:uard~i, the Director General i,. xi us that pr -ran: es f 0 r the purposes --h,mld not be delc.yed '7hcnev r the ur:ply situation p rnits. The Director Gcncr'll, th(.,,ref rt., ..... U[; \,;sts th:it ( '"\.!)'l.rt fr r.: ~he b".ses anC. P licies to b r~cG1"'1:":ended by the Co!ii-u.ttac f Council fr Europe) the ind.ividu.11 vcr '"lcnts sh ul1 r p~ their etnilt.: i: e,r-t r ·r '"J,Cles , includir...3 itcns f r rec V,;;ry 'mi rec nstructi0n c.s ,ell as ite;-:is f r reli()f .:ind r~h:lbilitati n . Such pr T'l.' ••es, ·-s rui • ,hen ovel p1..d, r-h uli b presented t the Dir..,ct r G,3n0ral. in ac J rtl.o.nce vitn the ter:- .s f ~solution I (III) Jf the; Council, "'O 'that he cm truce 1c · unt f the l.i..E..f ~ r .h.u.bilit'.J.tion iteos in pr :par:: , rc.ll rc{Uire '.l(..nt::; /o.nd U.l ,531 - 2 - • 'J..l'.: .. !l'.'t-sc.nt t ~ th_ int r - v,.,rr=.icntc..l "'..llocatin.:; r __;cY1ci -S such rcco: n._,r..c'..o.tions ,.._s he, . J.."'..Y C::.cc '!. n--ccss y . The Dir(.,'ctcrGc,n1.,rr\J. c.:.l 1 s t .. 'lt tl:i::::; . ::_ hc1sis ..,3 the µrcs!'lc:•· t1ret ·oa.s"s sh:mlc. be rec ~ended. b: th- R._,r•i !1.:tl Oo ..:i;ittcc OJY1 a ... pr v..., ~ b the C:_,uncil ['.S s 0::1 c.s posniblc, so tho.t h,., . ·~y use the-: r.::; cri t ri.:-.. f .... r en i. rsi!l[; or obj"'S!tin.:; t-J the - (.auirc.::.1...nts c v ... r-1 by such : r ,gr"....l x.s "'..nJ th_ n.lloc.:-..tior..:; :.roposC;c1 by t: c c.:ui be ::m.-uy.::c.l cy the st"'ff of the :tdrtlnistrc.ti n, it uill be possibl to :·tlc advn.ncl.) dctL.IT in::1ti ns. of the i tc: :s ~.nd ~u"..nti tics tc ·;;i:ich ·;;hCJ ·.:::-:inistration Ilt.:LU r.. t bjcct in rd.t.:r t saft-gur.ra. th._, 3U pli\;c• nc.,t.:,1c.-'l_ tv ; .ect the relief bases. · - In iscrar__;in; its f'unct.:.on Jn this ~:oint, th1.- .l1...:tlnistrrlti r. c~n e:{~ ~it, "ircct rL.l::i.t.:. ns ~etwec.n the Govc..rn:~"r.ts :::t..'1d the Co. :binc-'.. Bo.::.rds en i tc::is unJ q_u::i.nti tics £ in b .... · nd thu rel· cf st-md~ "r.J '1.lco C.:q)Cci:tc _,_ircct rcluthms betrr"' n the · nistr"..tion in : le.kin__; rm ~ysis f quc.!'1ti tics rcg_uirccl for rc:.1.icf '"'n • r J::"..bi .... iti.t.:. ., thus c:n,."'..blin.:; tl c !~d.::!.rist:r".ti r t } t __xtc.nt • hich it.., ~xistin.r "n pr sr-ctivc rc=-1,.1rces will b .. ::).. cg:..tn.tc to :.met the.; rclic..f b1z _s rec . : L~dc b;r tht.- Eur perm C -! ~ttcc f C m1cil. , The Dir'-ct r Gcnt-rll s~y.., th".t the :1."b ~1.: SU{ '<-st.:.0ns :.r-- in o.cc r.:l. ,·fith - 3 "'csti n~ : ..'.lrL ~t the d hth : •'--etir"'G f th..., Cv""! .itt e c·c. Sup"' lies. ,31st -:n.y, .... )41+ Fr.. --rick Leith-Ross. I - •. 16th Jun , 1944-• • , • mnTED ~LI'IONS RELIEF JJW RS:Wi.B:.LITl~T ION L.D. -:::rTISTR1..TI0}7,_ Co:-: 1i ttc of tht; C ,uncil 'Jf Eur0 L; , The c..ctin0 SGcrctary e,f the Cc:-1:::it ·c~ .>f th.., C uncil f0r Eur pc prvscnts his cc:::plinonts an,1.. whilst tro.rnr.ri.ttin.:; pa.per v , C, J,; , (¼)18, h:ts thE:. hon:ur to infor: 1 you tlnt the Scccna St_:ssi n f the v1.. uncil of U. T. R.R. L ., ·,:hich h"..cl b"c..:n fixer', to c ,:: ~or.cc on JunG 23r1, 1944, ha.J bc~n post~~nti, The 1::tti..; of the : ,cdin_;, which ·.-.~111 pr b"bly b~ held in C:,,na.d.[t, - ,-:ill be n'Jtified. ':.t lcnst forty- fiv~ ~foys in [tJ.v~ncc. · u. ~r. 351+ ...... CCS(44) 18 Frocedure for S€tt~ument of R quircmcnts and Allocction of Supplies ' :Ote by thu n_,uty Directer G...nE..ral for A&rinistration vrc.,r.:tl has s _m, r l'!lt....:il:' gt.- ...,x_;:,laining his viC."lS ·:ri th ri.;go.r f ~ ... th pr...,p r ."vi. of rvqu:rt--· nt~ and for l stc.blishir1g c::;ti a ..:.en shou1 r~u hL o h _ttuntior o~ th_ Cc~- rri.tt o of ~.d its 3uc- Cc,.. ..:. ttu:s. ( ) In thu .._h_ Dir ctor Gc,n,._r 1 ~sh,- to c~phr.oisc that the rt..SUO s__:__~i:i~· ~1 uncil fr :ur pe in r,l~tion to r,._quirefficnts i--; lir"i tt... b- ~ 'ill pnlici ~. It do~ nut xt~nd to tht.. pr-~<::.r.t· ¥n ,.ich }:..., A'l· tl.nistr1.ti :ir. ia fcrr.u:.lly ...,ibl ... thv c-..;: itL 'r :::·...,c~ _: n-·t:. ns. In purfor:n:L " thi ti r. ·.-u1, c ~ ... fIY!:ro·pri"...._c conl:'ultc i~ ~ f_ • ., ::uro2~,... u~r. it · ,i th th0 ~ub- Cor.ritt •• - (2) Th_ Director G-t-n~r.l r,._co::g,i..,_s that rccc-'!'.:ltnd~t·ons on basJs c nnot be fixed ·d. th t-t· :r-u.c t-::> ti . · · t ~ ty the Co bL cd Bo~a.s _.., to su ,?lies vril blc. In .cc r • c ~olut· of thE.. C,y 4,.ittt.. ... of Council for Eur.:,pe tht.. be.st.. pr vi usly r_co _r c.:' 't th. Int r - :..1:::..it.. Co:--:. ..:ttt.- sh0uld b'-' r"'c-:,nsidc.rcd sc _c ( ) t::> 1.:. .it th c .. ·..., , r c :::---- _r-..... ,1 ·trictly to t:L sco e, of re,licf and. r h·.bili t t1 .. d.~L. _d, by t. t- Council ::CLscluti..,ns, w.d (b) to t-:.kc o.ccount .1~ f'.l.r ~ l1;, f ttt gt...T:: r 1 ·..n 1;,ll- 1-nov,-r f~.ct th1.t nv:.rly &11 suppli<.,;S ··r.i.11 bc., .., • rt L r 1 ... · . t t.ots.l r.t.. ds, I"1. vi ,: o'f: th'-' cxt1.,;nsivc - 0 r.nt... J.Or spu.::l work ....lr c.d· a~ bJ t. 1;, Intl,r- _l i_d. . d.tt..,l, ·md nu...,d in st..ttling b:iscs, the Dir.... ct r Cl.,;. <...r 1 ::-u~ _...,t _, th t '-- :,n"'si~ sh ul be pl· c _a on li. · ting rccrnsid.e,rati-:>n o'f: t .l, s d...,_ t 1 by th_ Int...,r- ~Qlhl Corm th., to he. ":1cnd- r:1 ... nts n ... c ssary to _.t th_ p int::: nti nt-·l ·b Vu , (3) The just-:1 ... nt vf du.' ..n to ::-up,.,li s c x. nly be d...,ne in tht.,; light of thu n.lloc by th C -bi d. • O"..r ... s .fLr the csti:-.ate,s ~4r~ _ l· c...,d bE:..fore th_;. Ass the :hrect~r G,_r _... ~ ... 1 r c ~iv "' infcr-'lti r:: fr :., th_ Co~b~ncd Board ... ir,.f r: , ti n fr · . th'-' -.ri.li t ~ e.uthoriti •• __:_ch th1;.,y h"v ~ ,. pt1;, , the infOl,-"'-ti "' i tt t.. but l'lc - of th0..t informati n shoU: (4) Oi';ing to tht- m.... s , "11 ti ·ns n~ - to be k'- t fh.xiblt.. so tl',. t r. , c .n bE:.. r1.;- '!.SC' :.ssd. uo to thv r.: •• .cnt of c.ctu"l A:f _r he b , 2 h· ·, t--n 'g.I"t..Ld, thL - Director (kn(.r1l , ul L ., fr 1 .._h C?mnitt __ "·"" to ... .:1<.; :.ltcr- natives or substi tut o tho.t d. .r. -: r.terchw.gc bl... " thflt hE.. r. •y na.ke the r..nxir.1'X. U"' f . uch sup,..Jlics ~s nro :..v1il lt;. It ,ro•.ild _ l..:,o 'J.C' ist hi~. to hav1;, rec ::nc.n ti r. t + 'f lici~.., .. hich h ul t i r. scttl · . priori ,;ie.., if po.rticul.'.lr sup"'li..,~ -:,r tr'Uls"Oort s'. ul.:. b u; • h rt. !t . :y be th t quantities .f' r r(..liE:.:' ri.nd rdi.::.b· ::.it +i. n ••y ha ·c. to be scu Amm ".t the laot c. E:.nt ands ~ gui' a"' t ri rit..:..cs f' r th .t situ: tin is cssur.t 1. This r uld n t , cn.n "l.CCE, t ..nee f !c.,sser uo.nti t · V' ... c- ' but vr uld. r~-t:ht.,r be o. pr a.r'l.tior for c t · n c.:nc-.;.E:..:; ir. or' ...,r t --, i i ty r --..r·bi tr r-.1 acti n by th C nbin ,. B !ll':s. If th Dir ct r G...,n r"..l -:: ul-1 b1;, advisd. of the 1 ..:..cws of tht. Cor:ni. ttL r. tht. sc points, h ul.... his • t ir. his su scque,r.t n_gotiati n · · t th_ procuring auth rit · s t t k ct· n n th-..ir sugg... sti ns. nts .cific .... t:. : ::; #d n .i..n c lDi r::i. th Eur P~-'-,.., (S ~Rs luti n 20, h .Icy, F. it.- s ·- ,. C. C.E(44-)19 ' Ccr:nittoo of ,Pouncil for Eueopc rr-.,· nration of Pr 'r" :r.1cs for Rclic-f ,:,_nd. Rehn.bili tat· n Note by tho De~uty Directer Gcmcr:-G. for Acr"'.inistr"'.tion. The Directer Gener 1 h'ls sent 'l further ncss Ge for c r unica.ti n to the Oo~:tl.ttee of Ccuncil f r Europe role.tins to th¥ prep1.r::..tion of Progro.::r1er3 of rcquirc!"1t...nt::; inclu- ine tho question o.s tc the r--lo.ticnship between relief o.nd rcc-:mstructior. requireLei1ts r·'ised. in the Jotter frc-r. the Czechoslovak Dclccic.tc (c .c.E.(M-)7) . The Director Genern.l 1 oints out that it is incr"'a5ingly ~ppnrcnt that the funds n.vo.ilable to . R • .:1 . 1,.. will he J.i:..iitcd .:.n c npnrison ·with nee 73, l~ccord.ingly, if the "ntici::i.Jatcu. shortn.ccs l f .:;u· pliGs -u-¥ confirncd on the libero.ti~n of the - Allied terri t-.,ries, U, N. R. R. A. vJill hn.ve t0 c ncc.ntrn.te on :i.JJOedio.te relief rc q_uire:::i"-'nts ~ilch as f c 1, clothin..,, r.1ccic.:..ne o.n "'c'-- •. • NotYJithstn.n~in;;; this, the Diri:;ctor Gcncrn.l trusts tho.t there will be n0. clel"-Y on the ,._'lrt of ccu.11.try in e;ctting its full :progr" .wcs before the Ccobined Boo.rds so th:it thv latt<::r c.:m tn-lce action on then o.c coon "s pos::;iblc in 1,lo.nnin~ pr.:)duction. i'lhilc it is, of c~ ursc, the duty of the Aclrtl.ni .,.trc.tion to sec tho. t relief requirent.-nto have the n cass".ry .1. riority, the Aili.:..i.nistration h'ls no dcsir¥ to hol l up the procurer,cnt of rec ·very a..11.rJ. r"'constructi r SUIJl lies ').n 1 indeed, 1·rishGs to .:;ive ·-ny help it c1.n in the ~recur ;1...:nt of such $Upplios, r.lthouGh they uill - r1._;quirc to be financc::l othc:rvrisc th~n fro: 1 the Frcq_uently the s·:1.:1e cm.1.10:lity v:ilJ. be ncccled both for relief, reh'1.bilit.1tion o.nd reconstruc tlon: .:md so long o the relief st.1n(fo.rl::: arc s~..f.. -u-d d , the :>ircctor Gener~ is '',n;dous th.'.l;.. pr)cr'1Di.,c::: for :yther purroscs "'huuld not be del1.yed vmenev""'r the suwly situation p rnits. I'hc Director Gencr2..l, tht-ref r~ , cu:: es that (n.pn.rt fr :.1 the ba.ses c.nd policies to be rec or_ .enc1M. by the Coi 1. ri. ttce f Ccuncil f r Europe) the indi v:i..d'Wll Governi-:cnts shr uld r p u:·e their ictn.i:!.u: i;·1 ort :_)r ·rat:rll.->s , includin.... ite!:1!3 f r recnv..,ry .nd reconstruction a.., rrell cs iter.m f r rc::.icf o..nd rehn.bilitat: n . Such pr .'..11.-:.ies , as nn'l uhcn J.cvcl0p..,c.., ~hould b-.: prt;c"CntcC:. t thE- Direct )r Gent.. r ll in accordance with the tc:r..m of Resolut.:. n I (III) of t.h~ Council, 5__, ·chat he can take ace unt of the relie:.f a.nil rchn.bilito..tion iteos in pr~ .:iril , o rrJ...1. re ruir .. nt- / nd u.,:.531 - 2 - o.r. ,I; rvSL.nt t thL. int r - ,.. V(..r:rr.1cmt---.1 :uloc::ttin- c ·..,ncics such :::'CC :-r1.vr:(.::i.t.:.ons "..d hL. :-1r•y cu 1 r.ccc"'s"l.ry. The Dir... ctcrGc.,n..,rru c..u "' th'1.t t.1i..., <.£".:_ h'.:l.sis s the urt,;cn-.;:· tho..t bo.s s shvulcl bv rec :-:-1cndcd by thv Rcr•i no.l C?:.1! :itt..,c and 'lJ.pr'"'v..,..1 b·· th1.: Council ~,.. s ... :-i ::s ... os-;ible, so that he, · '" use th : : "::; ri t,..,ri:: f vr en: r..,in,_; or obj..,cti!l[; to tr.c rvquirCw(.:nts C vc.rv bJ such . r,., TX-~ ~C,3 1.n..l thv "..lloc.::.ti.:ms :-:r.:)pOscc. by the Co. lbincd Boru-ds. ::urc.uv-..r, if th.]:'v :-r.J:-r":.:: 1us 'lrc., ... rv sent -:1 ..J:::trly so -!:ho..t they can be ruw.J.y.:icd by th "'tuff of the :~"-tlnistrati n, .it uil::. be possibl t0 :-'!C.kc advn c clct,..,r:-Jin:.ti ns of the itc.:s c.nd qunntitics t) ·.;hich th-.J ·ivt-.'.i.nistra.t::..on nu _d n t bjcct in r {.!r t ~m·q,11 ,-.,'I thv r.rni: I lies r.1..c k,.,_ t :.!(.Ct the relief b"'.svs. - In iscr :u-...,in , it.J f'ln1ct.:.on n tnis 1 oint, th.., ·~.: ti.r.istrn.ti n c·.n c;<- ..,J.i te c ircct r1.,:!.::tti s beti, _en the Gcvc,rr..:1-nts an the Co. lbinc,. Boc.rds ..,n itc. s n.nd ...u:mt::. tics c; i be·· nc.. tht:. rc.:icf sta.ndru-J. nnd clso cxpc itc lirv(:t rel ".t.:.ons botrrccn, th Govurr..7c.nt~ · 1,,r cur,., .v.1t and fin..·u cinu _ ups. "'he rres nto..t::: n of r.., ...uirt-rLnts ·r.:.1 .. r,.1...,-:, "'S i ..... t the... .. 'ri.nistr--tion in :m.kin · an [lnc.J.ysis of qu'.liltitics rcg_uircrl f..:,r r1.-... iuf ,.,:r; • r ".°?.:..~it1.t.:.. r., thus cn"..blin..; the JLd. :inistr"..ti r. t _c..u-:_-c ·:or clctrly th.... xt nt ,.hich its ::istinz m pr ::;i. cctivc rcf',urccs Hill b1.., 1.clcq-,1a-tc to :1vct the.: rclic..f' rec i ...... c' 'y the, Eur rc.:"..n C · _ti.ttvc f C tmcil. The Dirc.c i; r Gcnt-r-11 ::m.ys ihD.t the 1.b vu .... 'l • ·c. sti ':>ns 1.r-- in ... cc r 1 .-r::. th su::;:-esti ns : ud.c. --t the d ·hth : ... etin..., f th-.. C0:-.. .itt ... c c·.l Su:-plics. 31st Y, l'J44 FrudcricA L ith- R0ss. 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