Hear I am. Howard C. Hopson, long sough utility witness, appears at the House Lobby Investigation committee, to say that he doesn't like "prying into his personal income," 8/13/35

This Is Hopson. This photograph of Howard C. Hopson, witness sought for many days by two congressional committees investigating the utility lobby, was made when he appeared before the House committee. 8/13/35.

This is Hopson. This photograph of Howard C. Hopson, witness sought for many days by two congressional committees investigating the utility lobby, was made when he appeared before the House committee. 8/13/35

Howard C. Hopson. Senate lobby, 8/14/35

Back in lobby limelight. Howard C. Hopson, Associated Gas & Electric king pin in the Senate lobby quiz, and an associated, Bernard B. Robinson (the tall one) photographed in the corridors of the Senate office building following a strenuous session with the Senate committee. 8/22/35

Hopson and colleague. Henry A. Stix, left, Chief Accountant of the Associated Gas & Electric System, photographed with Howard C. Hopson, so-called utility master mind, in the Senate lobby investigating committee. Hopson had a stormy session as Sen. Hugo L. Black, D. of Ala., accused the Utility man

S.E.C. investigates Whitney Co. collapse. Washington, D.C., April 12. H.G. Wellington, partner in the firm of Wellington and Co. told the SEC today that his firm made a unsecured loan on a thirty day note to Richard Whitney and Co. in Sept. 1933, and that the money was not paid for four years. Welli

Howard C. Hopson explains AG&E set-up

Sumner Gerard at lobbyist committee hearings. Officer of National Committee to uphold constitutional government, 4/20/38