The Washington times., 1933-05-24
CROWD On HAND.
AS BANK PROBE
|SREOPENED
Financier and Aides Arrive
IS Minutes Early; Photog-
raphers Kept Busy

; Is minutes before opening time OF
the banking hearing before the
: Senate Investigating Committee
today and took the same phalanx-
Z like positions they occupied yester
day.
Morgan at the witness table
, headed a triangle Set-up, with
John w. Davis and George Whit
b ney thanking him.
A small special police squad
patrolled the Railways outside the
10 crowded committee room to pre-
vent a repetition of yesterdays
near-riot as an ever increasing
crowd fought for entrance.
Photographers Busy
= The committee room was well
filled and a block long queue OF
would-be Spect tors stretched
away from the committee room
door half an hour before the
b, hearing got under way for the
p second day.
Photographers seemed never to
. grow tired and the room flashed
. to booming cameras for an hour
before things got started.
The committee members were
= on hand 5 minutes before start
ing time. Chairman Fletcher was
. the first member to take his seat.
The entire list Of persons who
got loans from the Morgan inter
ests was introduced as soon as the
session opened. The list follows:
: E. F.. Garry paid off May 81,
> 1928; w. P. Conway paid off Feb
ruary 10, 1881; Norman H. Davis,
Charles G. Dawes paid off April
20, 1882; F. C. Dumaine; ArtemuS
L. Dates, Harvey D. Gibson, Nor
timer N. Buckner, joint account;
Philip G. Gossler paid off March
8, 1880; Albert H. Harris paid
off october 8, 1928.
ManvilIe Paid Off
Clifford H. Leonard paid off
April 10, 1923; H. E. Manville
paid off December II. 1881; Ed
gar L. Marston, paid off October
2l, 1929: Theodore F. Morseles,
paid off April Is, 1929; Albert G.
Milbank, paid off March Is, 1929;
: c. E. MITCHELL F. K. Morrow,
paid off December l, 1882; G.
. M. P. Murphy. paid off March
, az, 1928.
4. :, william C. Potter, paid off
January 4, 1890: Seward Prosser;
Lansing P. Reed; Samuel w. Rey-
burn, paid off December 16, 1929;
, H. c. Stevens; Myron c. Taylor,
j.. paid off March 2, 1888: A: A.
Tilney, paid off october %, 1928;
Richard Whitney; Hester s. Al
bright, paid off April is, 1929;
Frank S. Becker, paid off Janu-
ary 2, 1881; Charles J. Biddle;
=, Robert E. Brooks, paid off Feb
= ruary %, 1927; Edward G. Budd:
. Samuel M. Curren, paid off Oc-
:. tober 7, 1881; Agnew T. Dice;
= William H. Donner, paid off
= August /, 1927; Julian L. Eys-
. mans. paid off May Z, 1929; Hor-
: ace Fortesque, paid off Septem-
Der 16, 1882.
E. Brooke Lee Listed
George H. Frazier, paid off Oct.
2S, 1925; Rodman E. Griscom,
paid off April %, 1928; Charles
v. Henry, paid off September "a,
s.. 1881; James I. Higbee, paid off No
vember rs, 1890; Sydney E. Hutch
inson, Reid Kennedy, Conrad N.
Lauer, paid off November Is, 1929.
r. Brooke Lee. paid off June 2,
1892; Edward E. LoomiS, j. H. NC
Allister, paid off March 3, 1928;
Thomas N. McCarter, paid off De
cember 8, 1929; Alvan Markle,
Alvan Markle, jr., George B. Mar
kle, 3r, paid off April 8, 1892:
John C. Martin, F. Corles Morgan,
paid off December %, 1882; Eff
fingham B. Morris, paid off De-
cember 4, 1929.
e. B. Morris, jr.. Frances A.
O'Neill. paid off November 10,
1881: William G. Price, jr.,
Charles H. SchleckS, paid off Sep
tember 26, 1929; Walter J. Stats,
Joseph Wayne, jr.. Henry N. Wool
man; Charlton Yarnall, John E.
Zimmerman.
Some of these were borrowers
from j. P. Morgan and Company,
of New York: others from DreXel
and Company, of Philadelphia.
with which Morgan's company In
terlocks.
Amounts Not Revealed
The amounts of the loans were
not announced.
Only one. a $4,000 900 loan to
Charles H. Mitchell, former chair
man of the board of the National
City Bank had become known to
the public previously This in
formation was revealed at Nit
chelTs trial in New York city for
alleged income tax evasion. The
loans all were made by Morgan
between January l, 1927, and. De-
cember 81, 1881.
Morgan was recalled to the
stand at 1908 a. m. as the morn
ing session opened He wore a
black suit with a black and white
checked tie. His bald head was
perspiring. Pecora opened the
questioning. He recalled yester-
days questions as to whether the
Morgan firm made loans to off
GERS or directors Of commercial
banks.
Identifies Borrowers
Pecora showed Morgan list
which he asked him to identity,
embracing the period January l.