Here is a proper set-up, compiled by I. F. McDonnell, chief engineer of the Alabama Public Service Commission. Mr. HILL. Mr. Barry, how many consumers, owners, have you with small holdings, do you know? Mr. BARRY. You mean how many of our consumers own preferred stock, as distinguished from the other? Mr. HILL. Yes. Mr. BARRY. I am sorry I cannot answer that, Mr. Hill. I have just the number of holdings in Alabama; I have not the segregation of those holdings as to consumers and nonconsumers. Mr. HILL. You spoke about 11,000 owners? Mr. BARRY. Yes. Mr. HILL. Could you break that number down to classes of owners? Mr. BARRY. In what way, according to different professions? are. Mr. BARRY. Yes. I cannot tell you, for instance, how many barbers have it and how many others, but I can give you the various professions that are represented. Mr. MAY. Does that mean stocks and bonds both? Mr. HILL. No; that is just stock. Mr. BARRY. I have a great big list here. Mr. HILL. With a lot of names on it? Mr. BARRY. The owners of every kind of holdings. Mr. HILL. I will not ask you to read that. Would you mind putting that in the record? Mr. BARRY. Not at all. I will give you a copy of it. I do not believe you want me to take the time to read it. Mr. HILL. No; I do not. If you will just give me a copy of it that will be sufficient. (The information requested is as follows:) ALABAMA POWER CO. INFORMATION CONCERNING PREFERRED STOCK OUTSTANDING I. Preferred stock held in Alabama by congressional districts at December 15, 1932. II. Preferred-stock holders in Alabama by counties as at December 15, 1932. III. Occupations represented among preferred-stock holders. TABLE I.—Alabama Power Co. preferred stock held in Alabama by congressional districts as at Dec. 15, 1932 TABLE I.—Alabama Power Co. preferred stock held in Alabama by congressional districts as at Dec. 15, 1932 |