 | United States. U.S. Congress. Senate. Committee on interstate commerce - 1930 - 470 pages
...exercising its power to this extent; it says in its final consolidation plan that these carriers — Any plan of consolidation which may be adopted shall...competition may be preserved as required, they must be independent in fact as well as in name. The continuation or acquisition of inter-stock ownership, or... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on Interstate Commerce - Railroads - 1930 - 470 pages
...exercising its power to this extent ; it says in its final consolidation plan that these carriers — Any plan of consolidation which may be adopted shall...competition may be preserved as required, they must be independent in fact as well as in name. The continuation or acquisition of inter-stock ownership, or... | |
 | Holding companies - 1940 - 1542 pages
...requirements of section 5 (4) of the law. In announcing our final plan on December 9, 1929, we said: "In order that the systems herein proposed, or any...competition may be preserved as required, they must be independent in fact as well as in name. The continuation or acquisition of intersystem interests directly... | |
 | United States. Congress. Senate. Committee on the Judiciary - 1962 - 1708 pages
...of existing railroads and their properties." At the time its plan was adopted the Commission said : "In order that the systems herein proposed, or any...competition may be preserved as required, they must be independent in fact as well as in name. The continuation or acquisition of intersystem interests directly... | |
 | Carriers - 1961 - 154 pages
...of existing railroads and their properties. At the time its plan was adopted the Commission said : In order that the systems herein proposed, or any...competition may be preserved as required, they must be independent in fact as well as in name. The continuation or acquisition of inter-system interests directly... | |
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In order that the systems herein proposed, or any others that may be formed, may properly perform the functions intended by Congress and that competition may be preserved as required, they must be independent in fact as well as in name. The continuation... 