$76,500.000; White Pine, $60,000,000; and Calumet & Hecla, $26,000,000. As I said before, we may not go ahead with the latter one. That totals $366,000,000. Mr. WHITTEN. Give us the same as to the others.

Dr. BOYD. In molybdenum, the big contract is for the Climax Molybdenum Co. That is a contingent commitment of $100 million. The demand for molybdenum is so enormous compared with the supply that I am sure we will never pick that up. The Molybdenum Corp. of America is the balance of $12.2 million. That is the Urad mine.

In tungsten, there are four contracts involved: Nevada-Massachusetts Co., $45 million; Tungsten Mining Co., $25 million; Black Rock, $10 million; Seminole, $10 million. That totals $90 million.

I think I have answered now, Mr. Taber, all of the questions you asked me yesterday.

Mr. TABER. I guess you have.

Mr. DAVIS. Before we leave those figures, Dr. Boyd, would you go over a couple more pages in that pamphlet where are listed the various agencies for sections 302 and 303 in the Department of the Interior? You notice the Defense Minerals Administration is listed as section 302. Do you find that?

Dr. BOYD. Yes, sir.

Mr. DAVIS. The correct figure, I think, should be $170,950,000.

Dr. BOYD. That is right.

Mr. DAVIS. What should be the correct figure on section 303 in accordance with your statement just now?

Dr. BOYD. $4,460,000.

Mr. DAVIS. There is just that one item?

Dr. BROWN. Yes. The rest of that is involved on the second page under 302. None of this will require money out of this fiscal year's budget, but they do involve contingent contracts, as you understand.

Mr. WHITTEN. Are there any further questions?

EXHIBIT 112

TAX AMORTIZATION NECESSITY CERTIFICATES APPROVED FOR METALS AND MINERALS AS OF AUGUST 18, 1951

[SUBCOMMITTEE NOTE.-This exhibit is composed of tables I and II. Table II, which commences on page 946, covers (1) the amount of proposed investment certified, (2) the amount of tax amortization allowed on amount certified, and (3) the percentage of tax amortization allowed on amount certified. The tax amorti zation numbers (T. A. No.) in table II are in the same order as in table I. This compilation was submitted by the Defense Production Administration at the request of the subcommittee.]

TABLE I.-Necessity certificates approved for metals and minerals, as of Aug. 18, 1951-Continued