2. U. S. v. Dairymen's Association, Ltd., et al.-Indictment returned October 8, 1937, in the District Court for the District of Hawaii. On December 13, 1937, all defendants, except one, entered pleas of nolo contendere and the court imposed fines aggregating $4,500. The indictment was dismissed as to the remaining defendant.

3. U. S. v. Guy H. Hulse et al.-Information filed April 5, 1935, in the District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, charging criminal contempt of court in violating the decree entered on October 6, 1933, in U. S. v. National Retail Credit Association, et al. On May 6, 1936, pleas of guilty were entered, and fines aggregating $4,000 were imposed against 10 defendants. The case was dismissed as to five defendants.

4. U. S. v. Kansas City Ice Co., et al.-Petition filed June 5, 1934, in the District Court for the Western District of Missouri. On the same date a consent decree was entered against all except four defendants. On November 26, 1934, a supplemental consent decree was entered against two defendants, and the case was dismissed as to the remaining two defendants.

5. U. S. v. Lockwood & Winant et al.-Indictment returned February 5, 1934, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York. Pleas of nolo contendere were entered. On April 24, 1936, fines aggregating $12,000 were imposed. The case was dismissed as to three defendants.

6. U. S. v. William G. Mather et al.-Petition filed February 7, 1935, in the District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. On February 11, 1936, following the resignation of most of the interlocking directors from one or more boards of directors, an order was entered, on motion of the Government, dismissing the petition without prejudice.

7. U. S. v. Frank P. McGlone et al.-Indictment returned February 28, 1934, in the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. On Ötcober 17,

1934, the case was tried and the court directed a verdict of not guilty as to all defendants.

8. U. S. v. Frank P. McGlone and Emanuel Romm.-Indictment returned February 11, 1937, in the District Court for the Eastern District of Pennsylvania. On April 14, 1937, after a trial lasting 3 weeks, the court directed a verdict of acquittal.

9._U. S. v. Millinery Quality Guild, Inc., et al.—Petition filed March 23, 1933, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York. On June 9, 1934, a

consent decree was entered.

10. U. S. v. National Retail Credit Association et al.-Petition filed June 12, 1933, in the District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri, On October 6, 1933, a consent decree was entered.

11. U. S. v. Nevada Northern Railway Co. et al.-Indictment returned April 14, 1933, in the District Court for the District of Nevada. On May 7, 1934, pleas of nolo contendere were entered and fines aggregating $557 were imposed.

12. U. S. v. Ox Fibre Brush Co., Inc., et al.-Petition filed July 30, 1937, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York. On the same date a consent decree was entered.

13. U. S. v. Republic Steel Corp. et al. Petition filed February 7, 1935, in the District Court for the Northern District of Ohio. After a trial, on June 14, 1935, the court entered an order dismissing the Government's petition.

14. U. S. v. Textile Refinishers Association, Inc., et al.-Petition filed May 1, 1936, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York. On the same date a consent decree was entered.

15. U. S. v. Union Pacific Produce Co. et al.-Indictment returned April 7, 1933, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York. On June 7, 1937, before opening of third trial (jury disagreed at two previous trials), the court accepted pleas of guilty from all defendants as to counts 1 and 2 of indictment and dismissed as to counts 3 and 4. On July 6, 1937, a fine of $1,000 was imposed on the company, sentences of 6 months were imposed on each of two individual defendants, and two defendants were placed on probation for 5 years.

16. U. S. v. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., et al.—Indictment returned January 11, 1935, in the District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. After a trial lasting 5 weeks, on November 11, 1935, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty as to all but one individual defendant, as to whom a severance was granted. On July 6, 1936, indictment dismissed as to remaining defendant.

17. U. S. v. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., et al.-Petition filed August 6, 1935, in the District Court for the Eastern District of Missouri. On January 29, 1936, the court granted the Government's motion to withdraw its petition without prejudice to the filing of a new petition.

18. U. S. v. Warner Bros. Pictures, Inc., et al.-Petition filed February 25, 1936, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York. This case constituted a reopening of the suit filed in the eastern district of Missouri. On April 30, 1936, a decree was entered, pursuant to stipulation between the parties, granting the relief sought by the Government.

19. U. S. v. Joseph Weiner et al.-Information filed July 31, 1933, in the District Court for the Southern District of New York, charging criminal contempt of court in having violated the decree entered on February 6, 1932, in U. S. v. The Greater New York Live Poultry Chamber of Commerce et al. On March 29, 1934, after a trial lasting 6 weeks, five defendants were convicted and four acquitted. Sentences of from 3 months to 3 years were imposed. circuit court of appeals affirmed the judgment of the district court.

CONSENT DECREES SINCE MARCH 4, 1933, WITH NAMES OF DEFENDANTS

The

1. U. S. v. Columbia Gas & Electric Corp. et al. Columbia Gas & Electric Corporation; Columbia Oil & Gasoline Corporation; George H. Howard; Philip G. Gossler; Charles A. Munroe; Thomas R. Weymouth; Thomas B. Gregory; Edward Reynolds, Jr.; Burt R. Bay; and John H. Hillman, Jr.

2. U. S. v. Kansas City Ice Co. et al. Kansas City Ice Co.; Armour & Co.; Artificial Ice Co.; City Ice Co.; Consumers Ice Co.; Empire Storage & Ice Co.; Midwest Ice & Cold Storage Co.; Mountain Ice Co.; Railways Ice Co.; Southwest Ice Co.; Superior Ice & Coal Co.; United States Cold Storage Co.; Western Ice Service Co.; A. Hardgrave; Frank G. Crawford; E. M. Dodds; Hurley Hust; Ralph Wilkerson; H. L. Filkins; Arthur Leslie Williams; George Olmstead; A. Z. Patterson; P. A. Weatherred; Louis Margolin; Harold Margolin; William J. Sinick; W. N. Shoemaker; George J. Schmitz; A. O. McLain; Earl V. Musser; M. W. Borders, Jr.; and N. F. Russell.

3. U. S. v. Millinery Quality Guild, Inc., et al. Millinery Quality Guild, Inc.; Cooper-Russell, Inc.; Farrington & Evans, Inc.; Dave Herstein Co., Inc.; G. Howard Hodge, Inc.; Edgar J. Lorie, Inc.; L. G. Meyerson, Inc.; E. H. Scherman & Co., Inc.; Sergui F. Victor, d. b. a. Serge; May L. Solomons and Mortimer J. Solomons, d. b. a. Harry Solomons & Son; Vogue Hat Co.; Earl M. Farrington; Benjamin J. Garfunkel; David Herstein; G. Howard Hodge; Edgar J. Lorie; and Louis G. Meyerson.

4. U. S. v. National Retail Credit Association et al. National Retail Credit Association; Retail Credit Men's National Association; Guy H. Hulse; David J. Woodlock; Arthur P. Lovett; John N. Keeler; M. G. Riley; L. S. Gilbert; George B. Allan; and J. E. R. Chilton, Jr.

5. U. S. v. Ox Fibre Brush Co., Inc., et al. Ox Fibre Brush Co., Inc.; Indiana Ox Fibre Brush Co., Inc.; National Brush Co.; Jos. O. Flatt & Co., Inc.; Empire Brush Works; A. Laitner & Sons; The Osborn Manufacturing Co.; A. Steiert & Son; Phoenix Brush Co., Inc.; Wright-Bernet, Inc.; S. A. Felton & Son Company; Illinois Duster Co.; Interchangeable Brush Co., Inc.; Los Angeles Brush Manufacturing Corp.; Maguire Bros. Brush Co.; Michigan Brush Manufacturing Co., Inc.; the Milwaukee Brush Manufacturing Co.; Moran Bros.; Weil-Ransom Company; John H. Galloway; and Thomas A. Unsworth.

6. U. S. v. Radio Corporation of America. Amendment to consent decree entered on November 21, 1932. Radio Corporation of America, R. C. A. Communications, Inc., and their subsidiaries.

7. U. S. v. Textile Refinishers Association, Inc., et al. Textile Refinishers Assotiation, Inc.; Herman Moritz; Monarch Accurate, Inc.; Acme & Textile Shrinking, Works, Inc.; American-London Shrinkers Corporation; Atlas Cloth Sponging Co. Inc.; Chatham Cloth Sponging Works, Inc.; Morris Garfunkel Conditioning Corporation; Greenberg Textile Shrinkers, Inc.; Hylo Textile Shrinking Co., Inc.; Imperial Sponging Co., Inc.; Interstate Shrinking Corporation; L. & L. Expert Shrinkers Corporation; Lafayette Cloth Examining & Shrinking Works, Inc.; Fred Nedwell, d. b. a. Lennon Shrinking Co.; Linen Shrinking Co., Inc.; Manhattan Cloth Finishing Co., Inc.; Herman Moritz Shrinking Corporation: Merit National Shrinking Works, Inc.; Midtown Textile Shrinking Corporation; ModelArrow Examning & Shrinking Corporation; Perfect Cloth Shrinking Works, Inc.; Phil-Or Textile Shrinking Corporation; Progress Cloth Sponging Works, Inc.; Rigby Water-Proof & Finishing Co. (estate of R. G. Paul); Wm. A. Rothholz Co., Inc.; Service Sponging Co., Inc.; The Theodore Tiedemann Corporation; Uneeda Cloth Sponging Works, Inc.; Union Cloth Sponging Works, Inc.; United States Cloth Sponging Co., Inc.; World Examining Works; Textile Examiners and Finishers Union No. 18205; The Cloth Sponging Drivers and Helpers Union; International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen and Helpers of America, Inc., No. 363; and Louis Lufrano.

Title of case

Attorneys for defendants

Attorneys for Government

U. S. v. Aluminum Company of America et al.

U. S. v. American
Society of Compos-
ers, Authors and
Publishers et al.

U. S. v. Columbia Gas
& Electric Corp. et
al.

U. S. v. Diarymen's
Association, Ltd., et
al. (2 cases).

U. S. v. Dress Creators
League of America,
Inc., et al.

U. S. v. Ethyl Gasoline
Corp. et al.

U. S. v. Fish Credit
Association, Inc., et

al.

U. S. . Fur Dressers
Factor Corp. et al.

U. S. v. Gramlich, et al.

U. S. v. The Half-Size Dress Guild, Inc., et al.

U.S. v. Guy H. Hulse, et al.

U. S. v. Interstate Circuit, Inc., et al.

U. S. v. Kansas City
Ice Co., et al.

! Resigned.

William Watson Smith, Frank B. Ingersoll, William R.
Scott, William H. Eckert, Leon E. Hickman of firm of
Smith, Buchanan, Scott & Ingersoll, Pittsburgh, Pa.;
Timothy Newell Pfieffer, Morris Hadley, Edgar P.
Baker of firm cf Milbank, Tweed, Hope & Webb, New
York City; Basil O'Connor, New York City; Charles
Caldwell, New York City; Roger S. Baldwin, New
York City; Charles E. Hughes, Jr., Leighton H.
Surbeck of firm of Hughes, Richards, Hubbard &
Ewing, New York City; John H. Watson, Jr., of firm of
M. B. & H. H. Johnson, Cleveland, Ohio; Roger S.
Baldwin, of firm of Baldwin, Todd-Young, New
York City.

Nathan Burkan (deceased), Arthur H. Schwartz
(Schwartz & Frohlich) New York City, Henry Ward
Beer, New York City.

Cravath, DeGersdorff, Swaine & Wood, New York
City; Hugh M. Morris, New York City; Harold H.
Corbin, New York City; James M. Malloy, New York
City: Cotton, Franklin, Wright & Gordon, New York
City; Harold F. Reindel, New York City; Ward &
Gray, Wilmington, Del.; Ivan Culbertson, Wilming-
ton, Del.; C. S. Layton, Wilmington, Del.
Robertson, Castle & Anthony, Honolulu, Hawaii, Smith,
Wild, Beebe & Cades, Honolulu, Hawaii; Anderson,
Marx, Wrenn & Jenks; Honolulu, Hawaii.
Harry A. Friedman, New York City...

Harold W. Norman, Chicago, Ill.; Drury W. Cooper,
New York; Robert S. Dunham, New York.

Paul Connery, South Norwalk, Conn.; Henry A. Panoff,
New York City; Julius Silver, New York City; Harper
& Matthews, New York City; Chambers, Greenbaum
& Chambers, New York City; Strauss & Osserman,
New York City; Louis Lefkowitz, New York City;
Caeser B. F. Barra, New York City; Benjamin Brono-
witz, New York City; Louis Rothbard, New York
City; Edward G. O'Neill, New York City; Isidore
Edward Leimand, New York City.

George J. Mintzer, New York City; Kummel & Zucker,
New York City; Coller & Coller, New York City;
Blake, Stim & Curran, New York City; Samuel
Markewich, New York City; Pollack & Pollack, New
York City; Hays, St. Johns, Ábrahamson & Schulman,
New York City; Herman Vogel, New York City;
Solinger & Solinger, New York City; Harry Loeb
Mostow, New York City; Joseph Eiger, New York
City; Max M. Metzer, New York City; George J.
Beldock, New York City.

A. M. Fitzgerald, H. C. Moore, Springfield, Ill.; G. W.
Horsley, Springfield, Ill.; George W. Dowell, Du-
Quoin, Ill.; D. W. Johnston, Taylorville, Ill.; W. W.
Damron, Harrisburg, Ill.; John Kane, Harrisburg, Ill.;
Jesse Brown, Edwardsville, Ill.; John Madden, Gil-
lespie, Ill.

Samuel Mirkin, New York City....

Lawrence McDaniel, St. Louis, Mo.; Lashly, Lashly &
Miller, St. Louis, Mo.; F. E. Williams, St. Louis, Mo.;
Carter & Jones, St. Louis, Mo.; George V. Smith,
Springfield, Ohio; D. R. Coley, Mobile, Ala.; Ewing
& McGiniey, Wheeling, W. Va.
Thompson, Knight, Baker & Wright, Dallas, Tex...

Borders, Borders & Warick, Kansas City, Mo.; Wm.
G. Holt, Kansas City, Mo.; Morrison, Nugent,
Wylder & Berger, Kansas City, Mo.; Wright, Rogers
& Margolin, Kansas City, Mo.; Fordyce, Holiday,
White, Mayne & Williams, St. Louis, Mo.; Charles
Faulkner, Jr., Chicago, Ill.; H. K. Krafts, Chicago,
Ill.; Charles E. Clark, Chicago, Ill.

Walter L. Rice, John
W. Aiken, John C.
Herberg, F. Gwyn
Harper, Jr., Edward
Dumbauld, Jr.,
Harold L. Schilz.

John J. Abt, A. W.
Bennett, George P.
Alt, Richard L.
Bird, Jr.
Berkeley W. Hender-
son, Morris R. Clark,
John S. L. Yost.

U. S. attorney, Hono-
lulu, Hawaii; Alfred
C. Ackerson.
John H. Amen, Ham-
mond E. Chaffetz.

John Henry Lewin,
Hammond E. Chaf-
fetz, W. B. Watson
Snyder, Grant W.
Kelleher.

John H. Amen, Albert
J. Law, Joseph Bar-
rett, A. W. Bennett,1
John C. Herberg.

John H. Amen, Albert
J. Law, Joseph Bar-
rett, John A. Skiles,
Moses M. Lewis.

Welly K. Hopkins,
Walter L. Rice, John
F. Clagett, George
P. Jones, Paul
Plunkett, F. Gwyn
Harper, Jr., Edward
P. Hodges, Robert
L. Stern.
John H. Amen, Ham-
mond E. Chaffetz.

John W. Aiken, Harold L. Schilz, Richard Heaton.1

Berkely W. Hender-
son, Paul Williams,
John A. Skiles.
Harold L. Schilz.

Title of case

U. S. v. Local No. 202 of International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen & Helpers of America, et al (butter & eggs). U. S. ". Local No. 202 of International Brotherhood of Teamsters, Chauffeurs, Stablemen & Helpers of America, et. al. (fruit).

U. S. v. Frank P. McGlone et al. (indictment returned Feb. 1934).

U. S. v. Frank P. Mc-
Glone et al. (indict-
ment returned Sept.
1934).

U. S. v. Frank P. Mc-
Glone and Emanuel
Romm.

U. S. v. Lockwood &
Winant et al.

U. S. v. Market Truck-
men's Association
et al.

U. S. v. William G.
Mather et al.

Attorneys for defendants

Rice & Maguire, New York City; Isadore Cohen, New
York City.

Louis Lefkowitz, New York City..

William Gray, Philadelphia, Pa...

Case pending; names of counsel not of record..

Lemuel B. Schofield, Philadelphia, Pa.; Thomas D.
McBride, Philadelphia, Pa.; David S. Malis, Phila-
delphia, Pa.

Henry T. Cochrane, New York City; Benjamin Brono-
witz, New York City.

David P. Siegal, New York City; Lewis D. Glaser, New
York City; Finkler & Finkler, New York City; Louis
Lefkowitz, New York City.

William P. Belden, of Belden, Young and Veach, Cleve-
land, Ohio; William R. Daley, Cleveland, Ohio;
Squire, Sanders and Dempsey, Cleveland, Ohio; Dan
Daly, of Holliday, Grossman and McAfee, Cleveland,
Ohio: John Ford, of Manchester, Ford, Bennett &
Powers, Cleveland. Ohio; Grover Higgins, of Tolles,
Hogsett & Ginn, Cleveland, Ohio; W. B. Cockley,
Cleveland, Ohio; Carl Meyer, Herbert A. Friedlich,
F. W. Sullivan, of Mayer, Meyer, Austrian & Platt,
Chicago, Ill.

Lowell M. Birrell, New York City Arthur L. Fisk, Jr.,
New York City.

Lawrence McDaniel, St. Louis, Mo.; John S. Leahy,
St. Louis, Mo.; R. Preston Shealey, Washington,
D. C.

Louis Boudin, New York City..

Chadborne, Stanchfield & Levy, New York City...

J. E. F. Wood, of Root, Clark, Buckner & Ballantine,
New York City.

Bernard Fliashnick, New York City.....

Chadbourne, Wallace, Park & Whiteside, New York
City.

J. Arthur Adler, New York City; Mattuck & Mattuck,
New York City; Kummel & Zucker, New York City;
George T. Mintzer, New York City.

John S. Brookes, Jr., Washington, D. C.; J. Bruce
Kremer, Washington, D. C.; Grover Higgins, of
Tolles, Hogsett & Ginn, Cleveland, Ohio; William
B. Cockley, Cleveland, Ohio; William P. Belden, of
Belden, Young & Veach, Cleveland, Ohio; Clan
Crawford, Cleveland, Ohio; Squire, Sanders & Demp-
sey, Cleveland, Ohio; Livingston Platt, of Platt &
Walker, New York City; Donald C. Swatland, of
Cravath, DeGersdorff, Swaine & Wood, New York
City.

Title of case

Attorneys for Government

U. S. v. Standard Oil Company (Indiana) et al. (No. 11365)

Attorneys for defendants

Defendants generally: Donovan, Leisure, Newton &
Lumbard; William J. Donovan, New York; J. E.
Lumbard Jr., New York; Granville Whittlesey, Jr.,
New York; Ralstone R. Irvine, Washington, D. C.;
John Howley, New York; C. Stanley Thompson,
Washington, D. C.; H. W. Sturges, New York; R. H.
Dorr, New York; Norman L. Meyers, Washington,
D. C.; H. Ridgley, Washington, D. C.; H. E. Woo-
ster, address unknown; Herbert H. Thomas, Madison,
Wis.; San W. Orr, Madison Wis.

Defendant C. E. Arnott: Goldwaithe Dorr, New York;
Arthur F. Fripp, Jr., New York.

Defendant Standard Oil Co.: Weymouth Kirkland,
Chicago; Louis L. Stephens, Chicago; Buell F. Jones,
Chicago; David Fisher, Chicago; John McMerny,
Chicago.

Defendant Tidewater Oil Co.: Bethuel M. Webster,
New York; Rupert Thomas, New York.

Defendant Clyde M. Boggs: W. L. Cunningham, To-
peka, Kans.

Defendant Sinclair Refining Co.: Frederick Wood, New
York; G. T. Stanford, New York; Roy T. Osborn, New
York; Thomas Cook, New York; Robert N. Diggs,
New York.

Defendant Mid-Continent Petroleum Corp.: J. C.
Denton, Tulsa, Okla.; J. P. Greve, Tulsa, Okla.;
Richard A. Wills, Tulsa, Okla.

Defendant Pure Oil Co.: Charles I. Francis, Houston,
Tex.; Carl N. Hill, Madison, Wis.; Rawleigh Warner,
Chicago, Ill.; J. C. Harvey, Chicago, Ill.

Defendant Globe Oil & Refining Co.: Ralph Horween,
Chicago, Ill.

Defendant Shell Petroleum Corporation: Truman Post
Young, St. Louis, Mo.; Samuel A. Mitchel, St. Louis,
Mo.; George Demptser, St. Louis, Mo.; Ronald J.
Foulis, St. Louis, Mo.;.

Defendant Skelly Oil Co.: W. P. Z. German, Tulsa,
Okla.; A. F. Molony, Tulsa, Okla.; Cliff V. Perry,
Tulsa, Okla.

Defendant Phillips Petroleum Co.: R. L. Foster, Bar-
tlesville, Okla.; Walter L. Barnes, Des Moines, Iowa;
John H. Kane, Bartlesville, Okl.; Amos L. Beatty,
New York.

Defendant Texas Co.: S. A. L. Morgan, Houston, Tex.:
E. J. Brownstead, address unknown; Harry T. Klein,
New York; George W. Ray, Jr., New York.
Defendant Gulf Refining Co.: Wm. H. Dougherty,
Janesville, Wis.; Archie Gray, Houston, Tex.; John
E. Green, Jr., Houston, Tex.; Fred Lang, Pittsburgh,
Pa.; Stanley M. Ryan, Janesville, Wis.; Hon. David
A. Reed, Pittsburgh, Pa.;

Defendants National Petroleum Pub. Co. and W. C.
Platt Co.: M. F. Hanning, Cleveland, Ohio; W. A.
McAfee, Cleveland, Ohio, Harry F. Payer, Cleveland,
Ohio.

Defendant Louisiana Oil Refining Co.: Genl. Walter
Harris, Shreveport, La.; Henry C. Walker, Shreveport,
La.; J. H. Mobley, Shreveport. La.

Defendant Journal of Commerce: Samuel T. Lawton,
Chicago, Ill.; Richard S. Tuthill, Chicago, Ill.; Lawr-
ence E. Hart, Chicago, Ill.

Defendant Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.: George V. Holton,
New York; L. Mead Treadwell, New York; John J.
Manning, New York.

Defendant Continental Oil Co.: William H. Zwick,
Tulsa, Okla.; James J. Cosgrove, Tulsa, Okla.; Long-
street Hull, Tulsa, Okla.

Defendant Deep Rock Oil Corporation: H. P. Reynolds,
Chicago, Ill.; Edgar A. de Meules, Chicago, Ill.
Defendant Barnsdall Refining Corporation: Glenn W.
Stephens, Madison, Wis.; E. C. Mead, Tulsa, Okla.;
Wm. Dewey Loucks, New York; Gen. John F.
O'Ryan, New York; Perry A. Sletteland, Madison,
Wis.

Defendant Wadhams Oil Co.: J. H. Marshutz, Mil-
waukee, Wis.; Alexander Cannon, Milwaukee, Wis.
Defendant Cities Service Export Oil Co.: Charles E.
Gately, New York.

Defendant Cities Service Co.: Theodore W. Brazean,
Wisconsin Rapids, Wis.; Charles A. Frueauff, New
York.

Defendant Empire Oil & Refining Co.: Emmert L.
Wingert, Madison, Wis.

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William P. Crawford,
John Henry Lewin,
Hammond E. Chaf-
fetz, W. B. Watson
Snyder, Grant W.
Kelleher, Richard L.
Bird, Nelson A.
Sharfman.