COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY

PETER NORRECK, South Dakota, Chairman

DUNCAN U. FLETCHER, Florida.

SMITH W. BROOKHART, Iowa.
PHILLIPS LEE GOLDSBOROUGH, Maryland: CARTER GLASS, Virginia; !¡¶
JOHN G. TOWNSEND, JR., Delaware. ROBERT F. WAGNER, New York.
FREDERIC WALCOTT, Connecticut. TALBEN W BARKLEY, Kentucky.
JOHN J. BLAINE, Wisconsin, DZINZAS ROBERT J. BULKLEY, Ohio, 48
ROBERT D. CAREY, Wyoming,
CAMERON MORRISON, North Carolina.

JAMES E. WATSON, Indiana. 10яTO THOMAS P. GORE, Oklahoma.
JAMES COUZENS; Michigan.()'TZI ZIZJEDWARD P. COSTIGAN, Colorado.
FREDERICK STEIWER, Oregon.
CORDELL HULL, Tennessee.
SI-CHOIT IUTO 407 17
JULIAN W. BLOUNT,

CONTENTS

Statement of-

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Allendoerfer, G. W., vice president First National Bank of Kansas

City, Mo__

Edwards, George W., New York City-----

Haas, Harry J., president American Bankers' Association, vice presi-

dent First National Bank, Philadelphia, Pa__

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Hawes, Richard S., president St. Louis Clearing House Association;
senior vice president First National Bank of St. Louis, St. Louis,
Mo

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Johnston, Percy H., president Chemical Bank & Trust Co.; chairman

banking and currency committee of Merchants Association of New

York, New York, N. Y---

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Lord, Robert O., president Guardian Detroit Union Group and Guard-
ian National Bank of Commerce, Detroit, Mich___

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Mills, Wilson W., Detroit, Mich., chairman of the board of directors
of the First Wayne National Bank of Detroit---

Pope, Allan M., president Investment Bankers' Association of Amer-

ica, Boston, Mass----

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Wolfe, Edmund S., president First National Bank, Bridgeport, Conn_

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