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F.. 94 Hospital Trains, 99-100 Howe, Richard F. : On Aircraft Board, 204 Humphreys, Camp, 268 36 IMPERATOR,S.S., Imperial Munitions Board : American contracts in Canada settled by, 140, 142, Informal Contracts : See Contracts, Informal Inland Traffic Service, Interallied Maritime Transport Council, Interdepartmental Conference, 117-121 Interior, Secretary of: Army lands sold by, 267 Invalid Contracts: See Contracts, Informal Inventory and Appraisal of A. E. F. Property, 309-311 148 57 36 JACKLING, D. C: Nitro powder plant contracts adjusted by, 142-143 Jadwin, Brig. Gen. Edgar: A. E. F. installations appraised by, 310 Jadwin Report, 310 Japan Paper Co.: Ordnance claim of, 158 Johnson, Homer H. : On United States Liquidation Commission, 296, 297 Jones, John C. : Chief of Philadelphia Ordnance district, 149 K EUFFEL & ESSER: Optical glass produced by, 192-193 L ABOR, DEPARTMENT OF: War industry terminated on advice of, 131, 132 Lamont, Col. R. P.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147 La Pallice, 12 Layton, W. T. : On Inverforth Commission, 291 League of Nations, 318 Leather, 286 Le Havre, 12 Le Mans: Embarkation area at, 13-15, 23, 24, 28, 53-54 Lewis, Capt. W. Lee : Lewisite invented by, 223 Lewisite, 223, 226 Liberty Engine Claim, 292, 293 328 INDEX Liquidation Commission, United States : Claims settled by, 217, 298-303, 304-305. 306-309 Creation, function, and policies of, 288-290, 296 Property sold by, 210, 240, 309-313 Loading Plants, 188 Lost Baggage, 72, 75-77, 79-80 Lost Baggage Bureau, 75, 76-77, 78-79 Loucheur, M. Louis: Refusal of, to pay Anglo-Ameri- can tank claim, 300 Lumber, 273 MAHOGANY, 280 Marion Steam Shovel Co. : Railway artillery produced after armistice by, 178 Marlin-Rockwell Corp.: Ordnance claim of, 156 Marseilles, 12 Marshall, Waldo H. : On Ordnance Claims Board, 147 Maui, U. S. A. C. T., 39-40 Maxwell-Chalmers Co.: Tractors produced by, 194 Mayor's Committee of Welcome, 5s McClellan, U. S. A. T., 25 McLane Silk Co. : Cartridge cloth sold by, 280 Meade, Camp, 62 Medical Department: Demobilization activities of, 49, 61-64, 97-101 Medical Supplies, 232, 233 Meigs, Camp, 66 Meloney, Major William Brown: Reemployment pamphlet written by, 108 Merritt, Camp, 55-56 Midvale Steel & Ordnance Co.: Howitzer plant of, 179-180 Rifle plant of, 196 "Mill" at Bordeaux, 19-23 Mills, Camp, ss> 56 Mines, Bureau of: Nitrogen fixation plant built by, 184-185 Mobile Repair Shops, 195 Morel, M. Paul : A. E. F. property purchased for France by, 311-312 Morgan Engineering Co. : Post-armistice production of railway artillery by, 178-179 Motor Transport Corps, 49, 230-232 Motor Vehicles, 230-232 Mules: See Horses and Mules Muscle Shoals Nitrogen Plant, 183, 184, 185 NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT, 114 National Defense, Council of, 106-107, 248 Navy Department: Army property turned over to, 180, 275 Operation of troopships relin- quished by, 33 U. S. A. T. Platinum, Polish Relief Corp., Pontanezen, Camp, Ports of Embarkation, A. E. F., 10-11, 12, 39 Portugal : A. E. F. supplies bought by, 242 Post Office Department: Supplies turned over to, 228 Powder Plants, 181, 182 Preparedness : American post-armistice state of, 319 Public Health Service, 101-102, 103-104, 252, 275 Pullman Car Co.: Post-armistice production of railway artillery materiel by, 179 Purchase Claims Board, 247 Purchase, Director of, 133. 235. 246-248, 252-253 Purchase, Storage, and Traffic, Division of: Industrial demobilization con- trolled by, 134-135 Purchasing functions of, 219, 234-235 War contracts controlled by, 121 QUARTERMASTER D E - PARTMENT, 50, 234-235 Quartermaster Supplies: Demobilization of industry pro- ducing. 246-247 Purchases of, in Europe, 235-236 Sales of: To French Government, 238-240 To other purchasers. 240-243 Storage of. 251-252 Termination of European con- tracts for. 237 Value of A. E. F. surplus of, 243 R^ ACINE TRINITROTOL- UOL PLANT, 142 Railroad Administration, United States : Cut rates to discharged soldiers granted by, 51 "52 330 INDEX Railroad Claim, French, 217 Railway Passenger Equipment, 57-58 176 248 294 267-268 192 172 Army, Raritan Arsenal, Raw Materials Division, Ray, John H., Jr.: On Cuthell Board, Real Estate Service, Recording & Computing Machines Co.: Optical instruments produced by, Recuperators, Reeves, Col. Ira L. : President of Beaune University, 93 Remount Service, 244-246, 253-255 Reo Motor Co.: Tractors produced by, 194 Ritchey, Dr. G. W.: Optical workers trained by, 191 Roads, Bureau of Public : Supplies furnished to, 217, 252, 282 Roberts, George J.: Chief of New York ordnance district, 149 Robinson, Fred J.: Chief of Detroit ordnance dis- trict, 149 Rochester Gun Plant, 167, 170-171 Rock Island Arsenal: Artillery stored at, 176 Machinery concentrated at, 172, 174-175. 197 Post-armistice production : Recuperators, 36-ton tanks, Roosevelt, Theodore : Attitude of, toward burial of soldiers in France, Ross, Private Harold W. : As editor of Stars and Stripes, Roumania : Supplies bought by, Russell, E. A.: Chief of Chicago ordnance dis- trict, Russell, Fort D. A.: Artillery stored at. 173 195 84 96 242 149 176 SALES BRANCH, 269, 271-275 Sales, Director of, 269-270, 276 Salvage, 24, 243-244 Savanna Proving Ground, 176 School System of A. E. F., 92-93 Scovil, Samuel: Chief of Cleveland ordnance district, 149 Selective Service Men, Entrain- ment of, 1, 47-48 Senter Tetryl Plant, 182 Seventy-seventh Division, 59, 67 Sheffield Nitrogen Plant, 183-184, 185 Shell: Demobilization of Industry pro- ducing, 185-187 Disposal of A. E. F. stocks of, 188-190 Shell, Gas, 222-223 Shelton, Charles B. : On Cuthell Board, 294 Sights and Fire-control Instru- ments, 190-193 Signal Corps, 227-229 Singer Manufacturing Co.: Post-armistice production of re- cuperators by, 172, 173 Singleton, Marvin E.: Chief of St. Louis ordnance dis- trict, 150 Small Arms: Demobilization of industry pro- ducing, 195-197 Small-arms Ammunition, 197-198 Smith, Dan : Reemployment poster painted by, 109 Smith, Sergeant John W. Rixey: On Stars and Stripes, 96 Smiths : Number of, in Army, 70 Smoke, Toxic, 223-226 Soldier Dead : Place of burial of remains of, 83-84, 91 Spencer Lens Co. : Optical glass made by, 192 INDEX 331 Springfield Armory: Machinery stored at, 197 Spruce Production Corp., 143, 281 Standard B Trucks, 231 Standard Contract Provisions, 122-124 Standards, Bureau of : Optical glass manufacture by, 192, 193-194 Stars and Stripes, 9-10, 94-97 Steel, 277 Steever, Miller D.: Work of, on Cuthell Board, 291, 292-293 Stettinius, Edward R. : Activities of, in settling foreign industrial claims, 297, 298, 305-306 Stewart, Col. G. H.: On Ordnance Claims Board, 147 St. Nazaire : As port of embarkation for A. E. F., u, 12, 16, 25, 28 Storage, Director of. 251 Storage Service, 250-252 Stuart, Camp, 55 Sulphur, 274 Surplus Army Supplies, 270-271 Surplus Property Division , 285-286 Symington-Anderson Co.: Chicago shell factory of. re- tained as stand-by plant. 187 Rochester Gun Plant built by, 170 301 195 311 TANK CLAIM, BRITISH, Tanks, Tardieu, M. Andre : In negotiations leading to bulk purchase of A. E. F. stocks, Thayer, Harry B. : On Aircraft Board, 204 Theatrical Performances, Soldiers', 94 Thirty-third Division, 59 Tires, Automobile, 286 Toluol Plants, 182-183 Training Camps : Demobilization of troops in, 48-50 Use of, as debarkation camps, S5 Transportation Service : Air service squadrons in Eng- land repatriated by, 38 Cargo transports redelivered by. 43-45- Conversion of cargo transports by. 34-35 Creation of, 57 First Division transported by, 59-60 German passenger vessels se- cured by, 36 Military passengers carried by, after armistice, 59 Morale of, 32-33, 38-39 News bureau of, 5jr Personnel adjutants of, 41 Port facilities disposed of by, 45-46 Pre-armistice stoppage of em- barkation by, 37 Reserve of troopships created by, 45 Russian and Siberian expedi- tionary troops repatriated by, 46 (footnote) Sick and wounded transported by, 58-59 Troopships diverted by, 54 Troopships operated by. 33 Transports, 43 See also Cargo Transports and Troopships Travel Allowance, 51 Treasury, Comptroller of: Decision of, invalidating in- formal contracts. 127 Trinitrotoluol Plants, 183 Troop-movement Section, 47-48 Troopships, 31, 34. 36-37, 45 Trucks, Motor, 199, 286 Tuberculosis, 102 Tullytown Bag-loading Plant, 188 Tuscania, S. S. : Identification of effects of sol- diers lost in sinking of, 82-83 Twenty-eighth Division, 59 Twenty-seventh Division, 59 332 INDEX UNITED STATES AERO- NAUTICAL ENGINE PLANT, 207 Universities, Foreign : A. E. F. soldiers in, 93-94 Upton, Camp, 55, 56 VESSEL OWNERS : Demand of, for redelivery of chartered tonnage, 33-34 Veterans : Employment campaign for, 104-III Generosity of Government to, 104 Victory Parades, 59 Vocational Education, Federal Board for, 101, 102-104 WAH CHANG TRADING CORP.: Ordnance claim of, 158 Wallgren, Private A. B. : On Stars and Stripes, 96 Walnut Timber, 156-15? War Camp Community Service : Reemployment campaign of, 109 War Contracts : Extent of, 112-113,128-129 Standardization of, 122-124 Termination and liquidation of, 129-132, 138 See also Cost-plus Contracts War Credits Board, 119-120 (footnote) War Department: Contract liquidation system of, 135-136, 138 Contractors paid in advance by, 137-138, 141 Contractual obligations of, 112-113, 128-129 Cost of war to, 315-318 Effect of 1917 organization of, upon contracts, 116-117 Expansion of plant of, 256-257 Policies of: In burying soldier dead, 83-84 In discharging troops, 49-51, 52-53, 105-106 Real Estate Service of, 266-267 Reemployment campaign of, 104-105 Reorganization of, in 1918, 121 War contracting powers of, 114 War Department Claims Board : Castor bean case settled by, 208-210 Creation and personnel of, 135 Growth of, 141 Informal contracts settled by, 140 Record of, 143-144 War Industries Board: Australasian wool purchased by, 248 Contracts made by, 141 Function of, 248 Termination of war industry aided by, 131, 132 War Industry : Extent of, 2-4 Liquidation of, 132, 133-137 Warner & Swasey : Panoramic sights produced by, 191 War Risk Insurance, Bureau of: Amalgamation of, with other veterans' bureaus, 103-104 Disability compensation paid by, 63 Function of, 101 War, Secretary of: Order of, as to post-armistice production, 131 Powers under Dent Act dele- gated by, 140 War Department Claims Board created by, 135 Watertown Arsenal : Expansion of, 168, 169-170, 174, 180 Machinery concentrated at, 178, 179, 180 Watervliet Arsenal: Expansion of, 168-170, 174 Machinery concentrated at, 180 Watson, Major Mark: On Stars and Stripes, 96 Weems, F. C: On Cuthell Board, 291 West Indian Laborers, 257 Where Do We Go from Here? : Booklet used in reemployment campaign, 108- 109 INDEX 333 White & Co., J. G. : Settlement of French contract with, Willys-Overland, Inc. Wool Administrator, 295 173 290 95 107 248 Wool Pool, Liquidation of, 248-250 Woollcott, Sergeant Alexander: On Stars and Stripes, 96 World War: Costs and benefits of, 315-321 Wounded Soldiers : Payment of, 65-66 Transportation of, 58-59 Wright-Martin Aircraft Corp.: Engine plant of, retained, 207 OUNG MEN'S CHRIS- TIAN ASSOCIATION: Y Schools of, in A. E. F., 7 INC, f J Zone Finance Washington : Bonus paid by, 93 277 Officer at 69 c-f^ PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA DEC -1 ^^. 