HEARINGS

BEFORE A

SUBCOMMITTEE OF THE

COMMITTEE ON BANKING AND CURRENCY
UNITED STATES SENATE

EIGHTIETH CONGRESS

FIRST SESSION

ON

S. J. Res. 58

A JOINT RESOLUTION TO EXTEND THE POWERS AND
AUTHORITIES UNDER CERTAIN STATUTES WITH
RESPECT TO THE DISTRIBUTION AND PRICING

OF SUGAR, AND FOR OTHER PURPOSES

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FEBRUARY 27, MARCH 3 AND 4, 1947

Printed for the use of the Committee on Banking and Currency

UNITED STATES
GOVERNMENT PRINTING OFFICE

WASHINGTON: 1947

Statement of—

Baldrige, H. Malcolm, representative, United States Cane Sugar

Refineries Association, Washington, D. C----

Page

68, 209

130

132

179

Bourg, Clarence J., on behalf of American Sugarcane League and
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association__.
Creed, Joseph M., in behalf of American Bakers Association_
Dice, George A., head of sugar rationing, OTC, accompanied by Carl A.
Auerbach, general counsel, OPA, OTC, Washington, D. C- 24, 85, 177, 191
Doyle, J. J., coordinator, Seven-up operations of Ohio, Cleveland, Ohio-

Haymes, P. L., president, United Milk Products Co., Cleveland, Ohio__

Hibben, Robert C., executive secretary, International Association of

Ice Cream Manufacturers, Washington, D. C‒‒‒‒

Holman, Charles W., secretary, National Cooperative Milk Producers
· Federation, Washington, D. C----

Joyce, John M., II, Joyce Seven-up Bottling Co., New Rochelle, N. Y__

Kenny, John E., coordinator, Joyce Seven-up, Chicago, Ill__

79

117

183

172

180

35, 121

Linville, Francis A., Assistant Chief, International Resources Division,

Department of State, accompanied by Mrs. Jean Mulliken__

Mack, Walter S., president of Pepsi-Cola Co., Long Island City, N. Y. 153, 248
Marshall, James H., Director, Sugar Branch, Department of Agricul-
ture, Washington, D. C.--.

3, 167, 237

136

McMillan, C. M., executive secretary, National Candy Wholesalers
Association, Inc., Washington, D. C.........

Murray, William E., representing Palm Beach Coca-Cola Co., West
Palm Beach, Fla-

145

Overman, Loring, American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, Wash-
ington, D. C__

220

Peyton, Gordon P., counsel for the Association of Cocoa and Chocolate

Manufacturers of the United States___

127

Shields, Robert H., executive vice president and general counsel, United

States Beet Sugar Association__

134

Smart, Miss Elizabeth A., National Women's Christian Temperance

Union, Washington, D. C‒‒‒‒

143

Smith, Harold O., Jr., representative, National Confectioners' Associ-

ation of the United States, Inc..

123, 229

Ward, Ralph H., president, Drake Bakeries, Inc., New York, N. Y__.

Wilson, Earl B., president, California-Hawaiian Sugar Refining Corp.,

San Francisco, Calif.

91

244

Statements, letters, telegrams, exhibits, etc., submitted for the record-

American Bottlers of Carbonated Beverages, letter by John J. Riley--

American Royal Candies, Inc., letter___

139

272

Associated Beverage, Bakery, and Ice Cream Manufacturers, article

on Sugar Shortage-You Can End It..

257

Associated Grocery Manufacturers of America, statement__
Associated Retail Bakers of America, letter_-_.

142

141

Baldrige, H. Malcolm, attorney for United States Cane Sugar Refiners'
Association, statement__

78

Barkley, Hon. Alben W., letter read by Mr. Mack_.

154

Bowen's Inc., letter to Senate Banking and Currency Committee, also
Chicago Daily Tribune article on Truman's Sugar Sell-Out--

Buckley & Danzansky, counsel for the National Wine Association, state-

ment

254

259

Coco-Cola Co., of Wilmington, Del., telegram by H. B. Oehlert, Jr.
Cuban sugar crops purchase and sale contracts__
Department of Agriculture, letter to Hon. Charles W. Tobey-

221

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