Hearings - United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the District of Columbia - Google Books

Search Images Maps Play YouTube News Gmail Drive More »

Books

Jerome B. McKee, chairman, special tax and legislation committee, Federa- Page

tion of Business Men's Association, Inc., Washington, D. C----

Rufus S. Lusk, president, Washington Taxpayers Association, Washington,
D. C----

372

Donald Murray, legislative representative for the United Public Workers,

CIO, Washington, D, C----

Woodrow L. Derricote, Randall Junior High School, Washington, D. C.- 385

Mrs. Raymond Cole, 3164 Westover Drive SE., Washington, D. C----

Mrs. Etta L. Taggert, Highland Apartments, Washington, D. C-----

W. Arthur Shelton, 3211 Tennyson Avenue NW., Washington, D. C---

Mrs. Lichtenberg, 5604 MacArthur Boulevard, Washington, D. C-- 396, 751

William G. Wilding, Deputy District Budget Officer, District of Columbia--

Guy Mason, Commissioner, District of Columbia--

Dr. John A. Reed, Chief, Board of Police and Fire Surgeons, District of

Lt. Col. Vernon A. Shurm, Assistant to the Engineer Commissioner, District

Jerome B. Mckee, executive director, D. C. Retail Liquor Dealers' Associa-

tion, 321 Colorado Building, Washington, D. C-----

Gordon M. Atherholtz, representing the Northeast Council of Citizens

Associations, Washington, D. C----

Milton S. Kronheim, president, Milton S. Kronheim & Son, Washington,

Kenneth P. Armstrong, chairman, committee on fiscal relations and taxa-

tion, Federation of Citizens Associations of the District of Columbia, 1840

Shepherd Street NE., Washington, D. C.--

Washington I. Cleveland, manager, District of Columbia division, Ameri-
can Automobile Association, Washington, D. Co---

605, 695

Maj. Gen. David McCoach, Jr., chairman, municipal finance committee of

the Washington Board of Trade, Washington, D. C.--.

David L. Gordon, member of the legislative committee, Americans for Dem-

ocratic Action, 3807 W Street SW., Washington, D. C.

Vera M. Lundquist, Business and Professional Women's Club of the District

of Columbia, Washington, D. C---

Herbert S. Wood, president, Potomac Cooperative Federation, 2909 Brandy-

wine Street NW., Washington, D. C--

C. F. Preller, president, Washington Central Labor Union, 403 Eleventh

Street NW., Washington, D. C----

Mrs. B G. McIlwee, 517 Peabody Street NW., Washington, D. C.--

Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sullivan, representing Progressive Citizens Association

of Georgetown, Washington, D. C----

F. Joseph Donohue, representing Washington Retail Liquor Dealers As-

sociation, Washington, D. C..

Joseph E. Keller, secretary, District of Columbia Petroleum Industries

Committee, 30 Munsey Building, Washington, D. O---

P. Y. K. Howat, president, Howat Concrete Co., Washington, D. C----

Herbert C. Whitehurst, Director of Highways, Engineer Department,

District of Columbia --

S. R. Harrison, Deputy Engineer of Streets, Department of Highways,

Engineer Department, District of Columbia..

Frank McLaughlin, filling station operator..

Lad Mills, filling station operator..

Clyde H. Sorrell, filling station operator-

Stanley H. Horner, representing the Washington Automotive Trades As-

sociation, Washington, D. C.----

J. M. Heiser, president, Federation of Businessmen's Associations, Inc.,

Washington, D. C.---

C. G. Hathaway, president, Veterans' Cab Association, Washington, D. C-- 715

Lavona Haynes, taxicab driver.---

William E. Humphreys, chairman, legislative committee of the District

of Columbia Trucking Association, Washington, D. C.--

James B. Carry, superintendent of transportation, Chestnut Farms-Chevy

Chase Dairy, Washington, D. C-----

Alden T. Keeting, vice president and general manager, Yellow Cab Co.

of District of Columbia, Inc., Washington, D.C.-

Walter A. Saunders, taxicab driver..

Salvitore Bucolo, taxicab driver---

Charles E. Cannon, taxicab driver.

Artin Brown, taxicab driver.

R. A. Herrick, executive director of the Retail Gasoline Dealers Associa-

t'on of Washington, D. C----

William Howard Payne, vice chairman, legislative committee, American

Legion, District of Columbia Department----

Lester Scott, representing the oil heating division and the coal division of

the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, Washington, D. C-------

E. L. Merzereau, representing the North Randall Community Association - 746

Mrs. R. B. Rands, chairman of the District of Columbia Women's Anti-

Sales-Tax Committee_

Mrs. Geraldine Rhodes, district chapter, National Association of Colored

Women's Clubs, Washington, D. C---

Rufus S. Lusk, Washington Taxpayers Association, 1508 H Street NW.,

Washington, D. C----

Mrs. Gertrude Evans, executive secretary, Washington Industrial Union

Council, CIO, Washington, D. C..

Gordon Payton, counsel for the Association of Cocoa and Chocolate Manu-

facturers of the United States_

Harold 0. Smith, Jr., manager of the Washington office of the National

Confectioners' Association of the United States, Inc.---

C. E. Steidel, vice president, Fannie May Candy Co., Washington, D. C---- 770

Philip P. Gott, president, National Confectioners' Association.--

C. M. McMillan, executive secretary, National Candy Wholesalers Associa-

William Shelton -

Joseph E. Keller, executive secretary, District of Columbia Petroleum

Industries Committee, Washington, D. C.

J. C. Turner, chairman of the tax committee of the Washington Central

Labor Union, Affiliated with the AFL---

William H. Press, Wasbington Board of Trade---

Gertrude Parks, District Federation of Women's Clubs --

Leslie Wright, District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs_

Vernis Absher, Southeast Washington Citizens' Association.-

A. Julian Brylawski, Motion Picture Theater Owners of Metropolitan Dis-

trict of Columbia----

J. P. Hayes, National Symphony Orchestra Association --

Jerome Kaufman, National Association of Tobacco Distributors, Washing-

Nathaniel Goldberg, Wholesale Tobacco Companies of Washington, D. C.- 823

Aaron Goldman, G. B. Macke Corp----

Ford E. Young, Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co----

Vernon E. West, Corporation Counsel, District of Columbia--

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, President, Board of Education, District of

Guy Mason, Board of Commissioners, District of Columbia-

Adelbert W L’e, member, Board of Education, chairman, legislative com-

mittee, District of Columbia---

Dr. Hobart M. Corning, Superintendent of Schools, District of

Mrs. 0. G. Hankins, president, District of Columbia Congress of Parents

and Teachers, Adams School, Washington, D. C-----

Mrs. M. E. Carpenter, president, Federation of Parent-Teachers Associa-

tions of the District of Columbia-

Miss Sue M. Brett, president, High School Teachers Association of the

District of Columbia---

George H. Murray, president of the Association of Senior High School

Teachers, divisions 10 to 13, Washington, D. C.--

Mrs. Emily T. F. Gosling, president, Teachers Advisory Council, Franklin

Administration Building, Washington, D. C----

Miss Myrtle E. Moore, president, Junior High School Teachers Association,

divisions 1 to 9__

James W. Taylor, president, Elementary Classroom Teachers Association,

divisions 1 to 9..

Mrs. Martha W. Schoot, president, Washington Junior High School Class-

room Teachers Association, divisions 10 to 13.-

Jerome B, McKee, chairman, special tax and legislation committee, Federa- Page

tion of Business Men's Association, Inc., Washington, D. C-----

Rufus S. Lusk, president, Washington Taxpayers Association, Washington,
D. C---

372

Donald Murray, legislative representative for the United Public Workers,

CIO, Washington, D. C----

Woodrow L. Derricote, Randall Junior High School, Washington, D. C-- 385

Mrs. Raymond Cole, 3164 Westover Drive SE., Washington, D. C----

Mrs. Etta L. Taggert, Highland Apartments, Washington, D. C-----

W. Arthur Shelton, 3211 Tennyson Avenue NW., Washington, D. C----- 393

Mrs. Lichtenberg, 5604 MacArthur Boulevard, Washington, D. C--- 396, 751

William G. Wilding, Deputy District Budget Officer, District of Columbia -- 517

Guy Mason, Commissioner, District of Columbia...

Dr. John A. Reed, Chief, Board of Police and Fire Surgeons, District of

Lt. Col. Vernon A. Shurm, Assistant to the Engineer Commissioner, District

Jerome B. Mckee, executive director, D. C. Retail Liquor Dealers' Associa-

tion, 321 Colorado Building, Washington, D. C----

Gordon M. Atherholtz, representing the Northeast Council of Citizens

Associations, Washington, D. C----

Milton S. Kronheim, president, Milton S. Kronheim & Son, Washington,

Kenneth P. Armstrong, chairman, committee on fiscal relations and taxa-

tion, Federation of Citizens Associations of the District of Columbia, 1840

Shepherd Street NE., Washington, D. C----

Washington I. Cleveland, manager, District of Columbia division, Ameri-

can Automobile Association, Washington, D. C-----

Maj. Gen. David McCoach, Jr., chairman, municipal finance committee of

the Washington Board of Trade, Washington, D. C----

David L. Gordon, member of the legislative committee, Americans for Dem-

ocratic Action, 3807 W Street SW., Washington, D. C---

Vera M. Lundquist, Business and Professional Women's Club of the District

of Columbia, Washington, D. C---

Herbert S. Wood, president, Potomac Cooperative Federation, 2909 Brandy-

wine Street NW., Washington, D. C--

C. F. Preller, president, Washington Central Labor Union, 403 Eleventh

Street NW., Washington, D. C---

Mrs. B G. McIlwee, 517 Peabody Street NW., Washington, D. C.--

Mrs. Elizabeth T. Sullivan, representing Progressive Citizens Association

of Georgetown, Washington, D. C..

F. Joseph Donohue, representing Washington Retail Liquor Dealers As-

sociation, Washington, D. C..

Joseph E. Keller, secretary, District of Columbia Petroleum Industries

Committee, 30 Munsey Building, Washington, D. O.

P. Y. K. Howat, president, Howat Concrete Co., Washington, D. C.---

Herbert C. Whitehurst, Director of Highways, Engineer Department,

District of Columbia---

S. R. Harrison, Deputy Engineer of Streets, Department of Highways,

Engineer Department, District of Columbia..

Frank McLaughlin, filling station operator.-

Lad Mills, filling station operator.-

Clyde H. Sorrell, filling station operator..

Stanley H. Horner, representing the Washington Automotive Trades As-

sociation, Washington, D. C.----

J. M. Heiser, president, Federation of Businessmen's Associations, Inc.,

Washington, D. C.---

C. G. Hathaway, president, Veterans' Cab Association, Washington, D. C.- 715

Lavona Haynes, taxicab driver.--.

William E. Humphreys, chairman, legislative committee of the District

of Columbia Trucking Association, Washington, D. C.-

James B. Carry, superintendent of transportation, Chestnut Farms-Chevy

Chase Dairy, Washington, D. C-----

Alden T. Keeting, vice president and general manager, Yellow Cab Co.

of District of Columbia, Inc., Washington, D.C..

Walter A. Saunders, taxicab driver--

Salvitore Bucolo, taxicab driver---

Charles E. Cannon, taxicab driver.

Artin Brown, taxicab driver.

R. A. Herrick, executive director of the Retail Gasoline Dealers Associa-

t'on of Washington, D. C---

William Howard Payne, vice chairman, legislative committee, American

Legion, District of Columbia Department.--

Lester Scott, representing the oil heating division and the coal division of

the Merchants and Manufacturers Association, Washington, D, C----- 741

E. L. Merzereau, representing the North Randall Community Association.- 746

Mrs. R. B. Rands, chairman of the District of Columbia Women's Anti-

Sales-Tax Committee.

Mrs. Geraldine Rhodes, district chapter, National Association of Colored

Women's Clubs, Washington, D. C.--

Rufus S. Lusk, Washington Taxpayers Association, 1508 H Street NW.,

Washington, D. C-----

Mrs. Gertrude Evans, executive secretary, Washington Industrial Union

Council, CIO, Washington, D. C.

Gordon Payton, counsel for the Association of Cocoa and Chocolate Manu-

facturers of the United States.

Harold 0. Smith, Jr., manager of the Washington office of the National

Confectioners' Association of the United States, Inc----

C. E. Steidel, vice president, Fannie May Candy Co., Washington, D. C.-. 770

Philip P. Gott, president, National Confectioners' Association ---

C. M. McMillan, executive secretary, National Candy Wholesalers Associa-

William Shelton.-

Joseph E. Keller, executive secretary, District of Columbia Petroleum

Industries Committee, Washington, D. C.---

J. C. Turner, chairman of the tax committee of the Washington Central

Labor Union, Affiliated with the AFL---

William H. Prss, Wasbington Board of Trade_-

Gertrude Parks, District Federation of Women's Clubs_-

Leslie Wright, District of Columbia Federation of Women's Clubs

Vernis Absher, Southeast Washington Citizens' Association---

A. Julian Brylawski, Motion Picture Theater Owners of Metropolitan Dis-

trict of Columbia---

J. P. Hayes, National Symphony Orchestra Association---

Jerome Kaufman, National Association of Tobacco Distributors, Washing-

Nathaniel Goldberg, Wholesale Tobacco Companies of Washington, D. C-- 823

Aaron Goldman, G. B. Macke Corp---

Ford E. Young, Fussell-Young Ice Cream Co----

Vernon E. West, Corporation Counsel, District of Columbia---

Mrs. Henry Grattan Doyle, President, Board of Education, District of

Guy Mason, Board of Commissioners, District of Columbia.

Adelbert W L’e, member, Board of Education, chairman, legislative com-

mittee, District of Columbia---

Dr. Hobart M. Corning, Superintendent of Schools, District of

Mrs. 0. G. Hankins, president, District of Columbia Congress of Parents

and Teachers, Adams School, Washington, D, C------

Mrs. M. E. Carpenter, president, Federation of Parent-Teachers Associa-

tions of the District of Columbia---

Miss Sue M. Brett, president, High School Teachers Association of the

District of Columbia---

George H. Murray, president of the Association of Senior High School

Teachers, divisions 10 to 13, Washington, D. C_

Mrs. Emily T. F. Gosling, president, Teachers Advisory Council, Franklin

Administration Building, Washington, D. C-----

Miss Myrtle E. Moore, president, Junior High School Teachers Association,

divisions 1 to 9.

James W. Taylor, president, Elementary Classroom Teachers Association,

divisions 1 to 9---

Mrs. Martha W. Schoot, president, Washington Junior High School Class-

room Teachers Association, divisions 10 to 13_

Mrs. Anna B. Kenefick, president, Childhood Education Association - 939

Miss Caroline B. Manns, president, Elementary Classroom Teachers Asso-

ciation, Divisions 10 to 13_-

Mrs. Isabel R. Ward, president, Attendance Officers' Association, District

of Columbia Public Schools ---

Mary C. Dent, president, Teachers Union, Local 8, AFL, Woodrow Wilson

Mrs. Vivian Vestal, legislative chairman, Teachers Union, Local 8, AFL---- 1007

Donald Murray, legislative representative, UPWA, CIO; Catherine G. Hur-

ley, president, Teachers Union, UPWA, CIO; and Josephine H. Ross, vice

president, Teachers Union, UPWA, CIO--

Mrs. Merle Whitford, chairman of the legislative committee, Washington

Chapter of ADA (read by Mrs. Francis Adams, member of ADA)--- 1018

Rolland J. Lund, chairman, Physical Education Teachers Coaching, Inter-

scholastic Sports, District of Columbia -

Arthur C. Katims, chairman, Citizens Committee on Teachers' Salaries,

District of Columbia--

Paul Cooke, president, American Federation of Teachers, AFL, Local No. 27,

Washington, D. C..

Bernadette L. Dore, legislative chairman, Association of Elementary Prin-

cipals, Washington, D. C.---

Woolsey. W. Hall, president, District of Columbia Federation of Civic Asso-

ciations, Washington, D. C.-

1041

J. C. Turner, representing the Washington Central Labor Union, AFL,

Washington, D. C----

1043

Alice C. Sheldon, director of the Department of School Attendance and

Work Permits, District of Columbia -

1050

BILLS OFFERED IN EXHIBIT

H. R. 148, gasoline bill.
H. R. 2283, tax on motor-vehicle fuels.-
H. R. 1325, annual payment to the District of Columbia-
H. R. 1706, payments for water and water services.-
H. R. 2279, tax on admissions---
H. R. 2280, tax on gas and electricity.
H. R. 2281, tax on the sale of cigarettes.
H. R. 2282, income tax---
H. R. 2284, a bill to amend the District of Columbia Alcoholic Beverage Con-

trol Act.
H. R. 2290, a bill to provide additional revenue for the District of Columbia.

399
401
402
403
410
413
415
419

510
513

« Previous Continue »