Testimony of persons heard in order of appearance-Continued Page Rev. Alfred R. Shands III, vicar of St. Augustine's Episcopal Chapel 279, 302 G. Franklin Edwards, professor, Howard University, and member, Washington Planning & Housing Association____ 285, 299 Hon. William L. Slayton, Commissioner, Urban Renewal Administration.--. 305 Marjorie McKenzie Lawson, attorney.- 313, 339 Harry P. Bergmann, vice president, Riggs National Bank......--- 332, 341 336, 346 Oliver Popenoe, president, National Capital Clearing House for Neighborhood Democracy 350, 417 Marvin H. Caplan, president, Neighbors, Inc. 380, 415 Charles A. Horsky, attorney and president, Washington Planning & 419, 435 Rt. Rev. Msgr. George L. Gingras, pastor, Parish of Saints Paul and 424, 442 Isaac Franck, executive director, Jewish Community Council of 431, 436 Robert E. McLaughlin, attorney, and former president, District of 426, 435 Kathryn H. Stone, member, Virginia House of Delegates--- 420, 437 Dr. R. Frank Jones, vice chairman, D.C. Commissioners' Council on 422, 441 Joseph L. Rauh, Jr., attorney, and past president, Americans for 425, 434 Additional statements submitted: Leonard S. Brown, chairman, Alexandria Nonviolent Action Group, 450 454 Arlington Council on Human Relations, Arlington, Va.. 456 Mrs. Ann Brown--- 461 Catholic Interracial Council of Washington, D.C.......... 463 John P. Murchison, The District of Columbia Chamber of Commerce, 463 A. Melvin Miller, president, Durant Civic Association, Alexandria, 465 Mrs. Richard C. Simonson, president, League of Women Voters of the District of Columbia... 466 John C. Holzberg, president, Mortgage Bankers Association of Metropolitan Washington.. 467 The National Capital Area Civil Liberties Union.......... 468 Carl L. Shipley, chairman, Republican State Committee for the 471 David H. Scull.... 472 John W. Edelman, Washington representative, Textile Workers 473 Isaac Franck, Executive Director, Jewish Community Council of Greater Washington-- 475 LIST OF EXHIBITS Statement of President John F. Kennedy. 1. Chart No. 1.-Changing Distribution of Metropolitan Washington's Population... 2. Chart No. 2.—Changing Distribution of Metropolitan Washington's Negro Population.. 3. Map A.-Percentage of Nonwhites by Census Tracts, Washington Metropolitan Area, 1960--- 4. Chart No. 3.-Changing Percentage of Negroes, District of Columbia, Suburbs and Entire Metropolitan Area, 1900 to 1960. 5. Map B.-Percentage of Nonwhites by Census Tracts, District of Columbia, 1940-- 6. Map C.-Percentage of Nonwhites by Census Tracts, District of Columbia, 1950_. 7. Map D.-Percentage of Nonwhites by Census Tracts, District of Columbia, 1960_-- 8. Map E.-Housing Developments in the Washington Metropolitan 9. Map F.-Distribution of Real Estate Mortgage Loans. 13. Exhibit B-1.-Letter from Mr. Robert H. Amidon to Col. Robert E. Brennan, Suburban Maryland Builders Association.... 115 14. Exhibit B-2.-Letter from Mr. Nathan Brisker, president, Suburban Maryland Builders Association.. 15. Exhibit B-3.-Letter from Mr. Berl I. Bernhard to Mr. Nathan Brisker, president, Suburban Maryland Builders Association______ 16. Exhibit B-4.-Letter from Mr. Nathan Brisker, president, Suburban Maryland Builders Association.. 17. Exhibit C-1.-Letter from Mr. Berl I. Bernhard to Mr. Carl A. Heider, president, Prince Georges County Board of Realtors.-- 18. Exhibit C-2.-Letter from Mr. Carl A. Heider, president, Prince Georges County Board of Realtors... 115 116 116 117 117 19. Exhibit D-1.-Letter from Mr. Berl I. Bernhard to Mr. Robert H. 118 118 21. Exhibit E-1.-Letter from Mr. Berl I. Bernhard to Mr. Allison N. 208 221 242 24. Exhibit H-1.-Letter from Mr. Martin E. Sloane, Chief, Housing Section, Commission on Civil Rights to Mr. Ira Goldman, Levitt & Sons.. 243 25. Exhibit H-2.-Letter from Mr. Ira Goldman to Mr. Martin E. Sloane 26. Exhibit I-1.-Article from The Washington Post of November 15, 1957. 27. Exhibit I-2.-Editorial from The Washington Post of November 21, 244 428 1957. 429 |