COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY BRENT SPENCE, Kentucky, Chair man JESSE P. WOLCOTT, Michigan RALPH A. GAMBLE, New York HENRY 0. TALLE, Iowa CLARENCE E. KILBURN, New York ALBERT M. COLE, Kansas MERLIN HULL, Wisconsin HARDIE SCOTT, Pennsylvania DONALD W. NICHOLSON, Massachusetts GORDON L. McDONOUGH, California WILLIAM B. WIDNALL, New Jersey HOWARD H. BUFFETT, Nebraska JACKSON E. BETTS, Ohio WILLIAM J. HALLANAN, Clerk JOHN E. BARRIERE, Professional Staff Acheson, Hon. Dean, the Secretary of State, letter of June 9, 1952, to American Chamber of Commerce for Trade With Italy, Inc. American Municipal Association. Ameriean National Cattlemen's Association, Denver, Colo. Andresen, Hon. August H., a Representative in Congress from the 1618 1489 1198 1609 1338 1028 1549 1156 1023 1567 Castle, Benjamin F., representing Milk Industry Foundation. Celler, Hon. Emanuel, a Representative in Congress from the State of Chaney, William, executive vice president, National Foundation for Cone, Sydney M., Jr., pre ident, National Association of Finishers of 1034 Costley, Alton M., representing National Automobile Dealers Associa- Dauphin County Rent Advisory Board, Harrisburg, Pa. Davis, W. D., representing the New York Board of Trade Dondero, Hon. George A., a Representative in Congress from the State Downer, Adin M., director, national legislative service, Veterans of 1153 Downing, James C., president, National Used Car Dealers Associa- Dried Fruit Association of California. DuLaurance, Henry, representing National Apartment Owners' Evans, R. M., member, Board of Governors, Federal Reserve System - 1357 Fifer, Russell, executive secretary, American Butter Institute, Chicago, 835 1246 Ford, Hon. Gerald R., Jr., a Representative in Congress from the Fowler, Henry H., Administrator, National Production Authority, French Chamber of Commerce of the United States. Frigo Bros. Cheese Corp., Iron Mountain, Mich. Fromer, Martin A., counsel, Cheese Importers Association of America - 872 Gaumnitz, E. W., executive secretary, National Cheese Institute, Goldberg, Daniel B., representing the American Association of Port Goodman, Leo, secretary and director, National Housing Committee, Statement of-Continued Pago 1060 1239 1586, 1592 Harrison, John D., president, Home Builders of Michigan. Haymes, P. L., representing the Dairy Industry Committee. Holman, Charles W., secretary, National Milk Producers Federation. 917 Javits, Hon. Jacob K., a Representative in Congress from the State of Jones, Robert E., publisher, Western Dairy Foods Review. Kitchen, C. W., representing United Fresh Fruit and Vegetable LaRoe, Wilbur, Jr., general counsel, National Independent Meat Lawrence, Hon. David L., mayor, Pittsburgh, Pa., representing the United States Conference of Mayors - Liljenquist, L. Blaine, representing Western States Meat Packers Loos, Karl D., representing Sunkist Growers, Inc., California Walnut Growers Association, California Almond Growers Exchange, and 1041 1337 1544 1573 McHaney, James M., general counsel, Small Defense Plants Admin- McIntire, Hon. Clifford G., a Representative in Congress from the 1601 1009 1357 Meek, Joseph L., vice president, Property Owners' Association of Merrill Miller,'Carroll R., secretary-manager, Appalachian Apple Service 1586 Miller, Justin, Chairman, Salary Stabilization Board - , Hon. Hugh B., a Representative in Congress from the State Montague, Judge, representing Texas and Southwestern Cattle 1084 1332 1586 1169 National Association of Credit Jewelers, Inc. National Council of Salesmen's Organizations, Inc. National Paint, Varnish, and Lacquer Association, Inc. National Retail Credit Association. National Wool Growers Association.- Noyes, Guy E., Director, Division of Selective Credit Regulation, O'Donovan, Patrick, assistant secretary-treasurer, California State Owen, Arthur L., representing National Live Stock Producers Asso- 1101 807 1246 Philadelphia County Rent Advisory Board, Philadelphia, Pa.- 1335 Pierce, C. W., professor of agricultural economics, Pennsylvania State Statement of-Continued Pago 1332 1586 900 1597 Reed, O. M., representing National Creameries Association.- Rees, Hon. Édward H., a Representative in Congress from the State 1615 Riggle, John J., assistant secretary, National Council of Farmer Rockafellow, Verton, Camden, N. J.. 998 954 Sadiak, Hon. Antoni Ń., a Representative in Congress from the State Schmidt, William, president, Property Owners Association of Amer- Selby, Paul L., executive vice president, National Consumers Finance Snavely, C. L., president, National Association of Frozen Food 1079 St. Joseph County Rent Advisory Board, Indiana Swain, William E., representing Treasure Cave.. Switzerland Cheese Association, Inc.--- Taylor, Henry P., representing National Canners Association --- 999, 1047 Taylor, Telford, Administrator, Small Defense Plants Administration. 1378 1334 Tobin, Hon. Maurice J., Secretary of Labor- Tobacco Associates, Inc., Washington, D. C. United States Foreign Trade Zones, submitted by Sterling St. John, Jr. 1439 Utah Association of Ice Cream Manufacturers, Ogden, Utah... Vanderslice, R. L., executive director, Chicago Residential Hotel Vursell, Hon. C. W., a Representative from the State of Illinois. 1598 1300 993 1345 1346 994 Additional data submitted for the information of the committee by- Meat production hits the toboggan in 1951 (chart)- Price controls distort the normal pattern of cattle slaughter Price relationships between meat products are constantly chang- Table 1.-Total cattle slaughter under Federal inspection and percentage slaughtered by 99 plants-1950, 1951, and 1952... 1139 Table 2.-Commercial cattle slaughter, 1951 and change from Table 3.-Sows farrowed and hog-corn-price ratio at breeding time, 1950 and 1951 fall seasons - Table 4.-Cattle-feeding operations, Iowa, Illinois, and Ne- braska-Specified periods, 1950–51.-- Table 5.--Estimates of meat production and consumption, 1950 Table 6.—Live cattle prices (per hundredwe...ght), Chicago versus OPS compliance prices, September 4, 1951. 1621 992 1609 Additional data submitted for the information of the committee by-Con. American National Cattlemen's Association: Exhibit A, Retail and wholesale prices of meat and prices of live animals at Chicago, by months, June 1951 to date. Exhibit B. Retail and wholesale prices of meat and prices of live animals at Chicago, by months, June 1951 to date.- Andresen, Hon. August H.: Purchase and disposal of butter under the dairy price-support program, January 1949 through December 1951 (table) - Purchase and disposal of Cheddar cheese under the dairy price- support program, January 1949 through December 1951 Purchase and disposal of nonfat dry milk solids under the dairy price-support program, January 1949 through December 1951 Statement on blue-mold cheese submitted to the United States Tariff Commission by the U. S. Department of Agriculture in connection with the hearing and investigation pursuant to section 7 of the Trade Agreements Extension Act of 1951.. Table 1.- Wholesale prices for domestic and imported Dan- ish blue-bold cheese in New York by months, January Arown Guernsey Farms, Inc.: Milk dealers costs and profits, 1949 (table). H. R. 6843. A bill to establish quotas on the importation of cer- tain articles and products containing raw materials with re- made, under the Defense Production Act of 1951.-- California State Apartment Conference: Housing shortage reports refuted, article from Los Angeles Cheese Importers Association of America: Journal of Commerce of New York City, May 9, 1952–Domestic varieties and imported varieties. United States cheese imports by country of origin, 1951. Congress of Industrial Organizations: Before the Rental Housing Committee of the County Court of Anderson County, Tennessee--Opinion, findings, and recom- Critical Defense Housing Areas, press release of Defense Produc- tion Administration, May 20, 1952. dwellings and of apartment houses in the United States, 1930 (table) Tribune, August 2, 1951.- Housing Muddle-Defense-Home Hold-up in San Diego Flashes Warning to Other Areas, etc., article from Wall Street Journal, Land value developed on a 50-by-150-foot lot in Chicago by different types of residential uses, 1926 (table)-- ber 25, 1951, to Walter P. Reuther Mayor Knox condemned for housing publicity stand, article from Evening Tribune, February 22, 1952. Occupants protest increase in petition. Rent Boosts Affect Navy Personnel, article from San Diego Reports from employers regarding effect of housing shortage on manpower supply ber 5-9, 1951 Seek Action to Return Rent Curbs, article of August 22, 1951, from Gary-Hammond and East Chicago.. Sure, It's Critical, article from Tulsa Tribune, August 7, 1951.- 881 1458 1468 1456 1468 1462 1445 1443 1455 |