KF21 I55 194 co COMMITTEE ON INTERSTATE AND FOREIGN COMMERCE CHARLES A. WOLVERTON, New Jersey, Chairman CARL HINSHAW, California CLARENCE F. LEA, California LEONARD W. HALL, New York ROBERT CROSSER, Ohio JOSEPH P. O'HARA, Minnesota ALFRED L. BULWINKLE, North Carolina WILSON D. GILLETTE, Pennsylvania VIRGIL CHAPMAN, Kentucky ROBERT HALE, Maine LINDLEY BECKWORTH, Texas HARRIS ELLSWORTH, Oregon J. PERCY PRIEST, Tennessee MARION T. BENNETT, Missouri OREN HARRIS, Arkansas JAMES I. DOLLIVER, Iowa GEORGE G. SADOWSKI, Michigan EDWARD J. ELSA ESSER, New York RICHARD F. HARLESS, Arizona JOHN W. HESELTON, Massachusetts DWIGIT L. ROGERS, Florida EUGENE K. KEOGH, New York ELTON J. LAYTON, Clerk merce- Andrews, Hon. Mark Edwin, Assistant Secretary of the Navy--- Ball, Max W., Director, Oil and Gas Division, Department of the Buck, Admiral W. A., (SC), Chief, Bureau of Supplies and Accounts, United States Navy Department. Callaghan, Admiral W. M., Assistant Chief of Naval Operations for Transport, United States Navy Department.. Dingell, Hon. John D., a Representative in Congress from the State of Douglas, Hon. Lewis, United States Ambassador to Great Britain.-- 334 Duce, James Terry, vice president, Arabian-American Oil Co. Fentress, Carroll D., Assistant to the Director, Oil and Gas Division, Fink, Henry, president, Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., Detroit, Foster, Hon. William C., Under Secretary, Department of Com- 2 619, 715 Hall, Willis H., manager, industrial department, Detroit Board of Hembold, G. H., Chief, Bureau of Operations, Maritime Com- 141, 143 439 272 136 132, 143 712 Montgomery, Donald, chief Washington representative, UAW- Montgomery, Henry A., counsel, Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., O'Connor, James V., Chief, Division of Gas Certificates, Federal Olds, Hon. Leland, Commissioner, Federal Power Commission. Pimper, James, Chief, Large Vessel Sales Division of the Bureau of 143 Sadowski, Hon. George G., a Representative in Congress from the Shannon, Charles V., counsel, Michigan Consolidated Gas Co., 571 455 285 524 lad Letters from Page 327 131 328 Wolverton, dated February 18, 1948, with attached copy of letter 434 357 Chairman Wolverton, dated February 2, 1948, regarding reexamina- McKeough, Raymond S., Vice Chairman, Maritime Commission, to Chairman Wolverton, dated January 29, 1948.. Montgomery, Donald, UAW-CIO, to Hon. Robert Hale, a Repre- sentative in Congress from the State of Maine, dated February 12, 615 612 Smith, W. W., Chairman, Maritime Commission, to Chairman Wolverton, dated January 19, 1948. Wolverton, Hon. Charles A., Chairman, to Hon. W. Averell Harriman, 2 2 Statistical tables, charts, documents, etc., submitted by- Chart I. Comparative areas Middle East versus United States. Chart II. Middle East oil concessions. Chart III. Petroleum reserves of the world. Chart IV. Producing wells versus daily average production. Chart V. Consumer need, production, and refining capacity, 1946 Chart. Crude oil production Arabian-American Oil Co., 1941 Chart. World crude oil production (excluding Russia) 1947 com- Chart. Domestic demand for crude and products. Chart. Crude runs to stills (world excluding Russia), 1947 com- Map. Petroleum facilities, Saudi-Arabia-Bahrein-Qatar. Map. Petroleum facilities, Middle East, Iraq, Egypt, Iran, and (The above charts are maps appear at end of hearing.) Summary. Middle East oil developments - Map__"The World's Flow of Petroleum," from the Chicago Daily Tribune, February 1, 1948, issue.--- Copies of orders and directives issued by armed forces furnishing detailed instructions to be followed to provide efficient petro- 288 Statement on distribution of petroleum in occupied countries 311 Statement on export allocations of petroleum by the Department Exhibit 1. United States exports of crude petroleum and petro- leum products to U. S. S. R., monthly, July-November 1947-- Exhibit 2. United States petroleum stocks at refineries, bulk terminals and pipe lines - and by principal commodities, monthly, January-November 24 16 |