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New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 24011, 8 July 1941, Page 11

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Forty Million Dollar Arsenal Produces Fifteen 28-ton Tanks Every Twenty-four Hours! v ...... .. Actual w; :s ' m m m -~ - vr s4^ - »*** HiJ :lw * ;.v *!S Actual photograph of one of these Battle Giants now being turned out by Chrysler in the World's Largest Tank Factory. The main assembly building alone is over a quarter of a mile long.

mm mm coats off.' The Army wanted tanks. The Chrysler Corporation said, "We'll build them." On September nth, 1940, the ground was broken on the site of what was to be the world's largest tank arsenal and EIGHT MONTHS LATER the first tank was delivered. This one assembly building cost twenty million dollars; the tools and fixtures cost a further twenty million dollars. More than 6,500 tons of steel were used in this one building construction. This was erected in 70 days in rain, sleet and snow with the men sometimes working thigh-deep in mud. j 1,000 tons of concrete were used in structures, floors and heavy machine foundations. 12 miles of metal pipe were required,- 5 j miles of conduit and 200 miles of electric wiring. 7,000 lights were installed. There is a glass area of 6| acres representing 80,000 panes of glass held in place by 115 miles of putty. 170,000 nuts and bolts and 90,000 rivets were used in the structural steel work. i£ miles of railway track and spurs lead in and out of the arsenal. Equipment consists of 1,000 heavy machines and 8,000 tools, gauges and fixtures. There will be 10,000 people on the payroll. Four months ahead of schedule, the first tank rolled off the assembly line ready for the battle front. With its 3' cannon, its x|" antiaircraft gun and its 35 four machine guns all blazing away it rumbled on to the testing ground. It mowed down a row of telephone poles. It smashed through a small wood crushing trees and demolishing a frame shack. It made matchwood of a two-storey frame house. It waddled through deep water. It stopped before the grandstand. "Well done, Chrysler!" said Major-General Charles M. Wesson, Chief of Ordnance for the Army. Well done, Chrysler I Well done indeed, for not only are the tremendous resources of the Chrysler Corporation turned to the mass production of tanks but they are also being utilised to produce other armaments as indicated in the panel below. That is how just one automobile manufacturer is making good President Roosevelt's promise to turn the U.S.A. into "an arsenal for democracy." Hats off to America 1 MR. W. LEDYARD MITCHELL Chairman of the Board Chrysler Corporation of Canada Limited It is in the capable hands of such men as Mr. Mitchell that America has entrusted her gigantic war effort. That America is co-operating wholeheartedly in the war is proved by Chrysler's record accomplishment in building and equipping the world's largest tank factory and mass producing 28-ton medium tanks. Not only tanks— but BOMBERS, too, and guns and shells and Army vehicles The Chrysler Corporation is building huge bomber fuselages (everything except the motors and propellers) designed to carry large bombs over long distances at high speed. In addition, it is making anti-aircraft guns, field guns, naval guns, shells, fuses, and special four-wheel-drive Army vehicles, and is experimenting on a new design for a 2,000 horse-power aeroplane engine. NEWS FOR TRUCK OPERATORS! Limited numbers of Chrysler-built FARGO TRUCKS are on order. To secure one of these trucks, place your order with our local dealer now! TODD MOTORS, LTD., Head Office, WELLINGTON. Branches and dealers throughout New Zealand. N.Z. Distributors of CHRYSLER, Chrysler-PLYMOUTH and Chrysler-DE SOTO CARS and Chrysler-FARGO TRUCKS