Metal Lath Manufacturing Association case, before FTC, Docket No.
5449_.

Page

649-657

Milk:

Marketing agreements.

661-662

Monopoly in distribution and sale_.

660-664

Sanitary inspection laws___.

662

Miller-Tydings amendment to Sherman Act, repeal of.

Monopolistic competition___

Miller, Lambert H., general counsel, NAM, letter, May 21, 1954, to Hon.
Stanley N. Barnes__

Mill net doctrine__

2509-2510, 2661
311, 312, 315-318, 325, 1780

Monopolistic Price and Other Discriminations, Highlights of the Public
Record

Monopoly:

in Air traffic__

Antimonopoly court proposed.

1805

234,

288, 308a, 553, 672, 1734, 1743, 1772, 1834, 1952, 2648-2652

124-155

187, 391-395, 572

79

Cement industry (see also Federal Trade Commission v. Cement
Institute)

658-659

Conflict in attitudes of Congress and courts on prevention and dis-
solution of‒‒‒‒

Public utilities____

Recommendations, measures against....

Rural electrification cooperatives as defense against-.

667

6

1657, 1664, 1677
2225

324

2035-2036
374-391
1548-1549

1538

55, 60

646, 1723-1733

336

59

187

2251

Page

Monopoly in the Power Industry-Interim Report by Senator Langer
(Senate Committee Print, 82d Cong., 2d sess.)

6

2250-2261

1975-2023

1993-2017

671, 679

Montgomery, Donald, director, Washington Office, UAW-CIO, state-
ment-

Mooney, George A., superintendent of banks, New York:
Statement

Tables concerning banks__.

Moore, LL, v. Mead's Fine Bread Co., treble damage suit__.

Morse, Hon. Wayne, United States Senator from Oregon, statement---- 373-395
Morton Salt case--

77-78
509

Motion Picture Association, law committee, composition_
Motion-picture industry, antitrust litigation, block booking.. 514-515, 518-522
Motor Carrier Act, amendment, exceptions, etc_--_.
Motor-carrier industry, Federal regulation of....

294

2124-2127

Multer, Hon. Abraham J., Representative in Congress from New York,
statement_

1845-1864

Murchison, David, assistant to chairman, FTC, accompanying Edw. F.
Howrey

2289

Mutual Defense, effect of European cartels upon
Mutual security, methods of procurement abroad__
Myers, Frank S., manager, Tualatin Valley Co-op, Hillsboro, Oreg., letter,
May 2, 1955, to Hon. Wright Patman___

684

688

117

N

Nathan, Robert R., chairman, national executive committtee, Americans
for Democratic Action, statement__‒‒.
National Association of Independent Tire Dealers, statement by Winston
W. Marsh‒‒‒‒‒

2035-2056

1837-1843

National Association of Manufacturers:

Position on certain legislation, on industrial relations, etc..

Statement in response to questions by Hon. Emanuel Celler--
Study of, by Dr. Kreps---

1826-1829

Commission_‒‒‒

National Candy Wholesalers Association, statement by Clarence M.
McMillan

National City Bank, merger with First National Bank of New York. 23, 160, 446
National Congress of Petroleum Retailers, membership, etc----
National Council of Farmers' Cooperatives, statement by Howard
Dresbach---

1818-1820

National Association of Retail Druggists, report, Examples of Monopoly-- 572
National Association of Retail Grocers, statement by Henry Bison, Jr.-- 523-545
National Automotive Parts Association, complaints to Federal Trade

2294-2295

1742-1758

597

1522-1536

National defense, exemption from antitrust laws for objectives of. (See
Antitrust laws-Exemption from; Defense Production Act.)
National Farmers Union, statement by Angus McDonald__
National Federation of Independent Business:

644-670

Letter to Hon. Emanuel Celler re film, Big Enterprise and Competi-
tive Systems---

1774

Statement by George J. Burger___

575-584

National Holding Company Act, adequacy of protection of----
National Oil Marketers Association, statement by Paul E. Hadlick.
National Petroleum Council, report on petroleum imports----
National Rural Electric Cooperative Association, protest against barring
of small power utilities from development of atomic energy-
National security:

24

589-597

747

187

National Security Council, opinion on United States participation in
Iranian consortium___.

1561

National Small Business Men's Association, Inc., statement of Blyth
Emmons..

2533-2534

Page

National Steel Corp., statement of Ernest J. Weir..

2216-2229

National Wholesale Frozen Food Distributors Association, Inc., resolution

on strengthening Robinson-Patman Act__

2199

Nationalization of banking system possible result of mergers__.
Nelson, Senator, remarks in 1909, on rule of reason_.

23-24, 447

12

Netherlands:

Legislation against abusive practices____

Objections to disclosure, certain Iranian consortium documents-- 1559-1560
Study of our antitrust laws---

New York Herald Tribune, article: Brownell Says United States May
Halt Newspaper Antitrust Suit__.

New York Journal-American, article on Fair Trade Laws.

1774
573

New York State Banking Department, letter regarding recent bank mergers
in New York----.

2140-2141

New York Times, article on Bethlehem-Youngstown merger.

2195-2196

Letter, May 16, 1955, from Hon. Emanuel Celler, on editorial, Not All
Giants

North Atlantic Treaty Organization countries, defense procuremenɩ
abroad----.

687

Northwest Airlines case, example of Government creation of monopoly 187, 198
Norway, legislative authority to control cartels____

686

Oil:

Economic and political power of major oil companies_
Exports and imports, regulation by cartels___

1540

745-750

Joint Oil Producing Ventures in the Middle East-Their Status Under
United States Antitrust Laws, submittal by Standard Oil Co. (New
Jersey) to Attorney General's Committee.

Oil cartel case (U. S. v. Standard Oil Co., N. J., Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.,

Inc., Standard Oil Co. of Calif., The Texas Co., Gulf Oil Corp.), complaint
and answer_.

830-1521

Members of Attorney General's Committee who appeared in-.
and National security interests--

759-760

765

Oil industry:

Marketing operation, control of production to market demands.
and National economic planning.

589

499-500

Standard Oil Co. (Indiana) case, effect of decision on jobbers---- 2584-2605
Taxation: depletion, subsidy, etc..

Oligopoly (see also Concentration).

592-597

290, 1800, 2234, 2441

157-183

O'Mahoney, Hon. Joseph C., United States Senator from Wyoming, state-
ment.
O'Mahoney amendment to T: ademark Act of 1946 (sec. 33 (b) (7))~-~
Oppenheim, S. Chesterfield, cochairman, Attorney General's Committee:
Engagement in Firestone Tire & Rubber Co. proceedings before FTC
on Robinson-Patman Act violations_
Highlights of Brownell Report---

181

68

Selection of members to Attorney General's Committee.
Statement_~_~.

1919
68

1864-1919, 1964-1974, 2080, 2101-2129

Statement before New York State Bar Association__
Suggestions to Antitrust Subcommittee_.

2129-2134
2134-2135

12

Panama Canal Act, use of canal denied to a monopoly.
Pan-American Airlines, international operations under State charter__ 161-162
187, 198, 2537-2538, 2672-2673

Monopoly, subsidy---

2672-2673

Relations with and interest in Intercontinental Hotels Corp..
Parallelism in pricing. (See Conspiracy.)
Paramount Pictures case, proof of conspiracy by indirect evidence______ 17, 215
Paramount, U. S. v., block booking..

514-515

2082

Parrish, Robert M., secretary, FTC, letter, May 19, 1955, to Hon. Emanuel
Celler--

Partnership plan between Government and industry, hydroelectric
projects

378-382

397, 405, 585
61, 2663

Patents:

Antitrust suits, trial procedure---.
Patent pools---

Patent laws of the United States, statement by D. Walter Bader. 2188-2190
Patent validity and antitrust laws.
1835-1837
Recommendations.
221, 229, 233, 1899-1901
Restrictive practices, price fixing, territorial allocations__.
181-182,
236-239, 294, 306, 353, 1734, 2662
Resulting from research under Government contracts.
61
Royalty-free compulsory licensing- 180-181, 184, 189, 286, 305, 1835, 2250, 2663
Small business and costly process to obtain_
Study of patent systems recommended___.
Treble-damage suits___.

Patman, Hon. Wright, Representative from Texas:

61

2135

397, 405, 585, 1722

Exchange of letters with Attorney General on Committee's liaison
with Congress, membership, etc----

H. R. 567, secretiveness of discounts_.

Comments on statement of William Simon---

121-124

H. R. 11, authorship of. (See Equality of Opportunity Bill.)

1746-1747

2606

Letter, August 22, 1953, to Hon. Herbert Brownell, Jr.

122

Letter, May 7, 1955, to L. J. Salter_‒‒‒

119

Letter, June 17, 1955, to Hon. Emanuel Celler__.

2606-2615

Sample letters from business firms concerning Brownell report----- 110-121
Statement__

Supplemental statement concerning section 2 of Clayton Act, as
amended by Robinson-Patman Act---

55-110

124-155

Pattern bargaining by labor unions. (See Labor-Industrywide, area-
wide, and pattern bargaining.)

Peer, Sherman, representative of farmers' cooperatives on Attorney Gen-
eral's Committee_--

1524-1526

Penalties:

Criminal, for discriminatory practices_-_-

190, 671, 1743, 1751, 1756, 2255, 2261

20, 185,
2, 40, 78,

for Sherman Act violations, increase_

185, 190, 286, 294, 308a, 322, 334, 335, 374, 388, 572, 1842, 1952,
2040-2041, 2055, 2245, 2249, 2666.

for Violation of FTC orders, reduction_.
Percentage distribution of corporate incomes, table.
Per se doctrine____.

184, 189
1597

297, 642, 668, 669, 1803, 1917, 2117, 2119,
2121-2122, 2234, 2235, 2249, 2362–2364, 2442, 2446, 2448-2449, 2653

Р

Petersen, T. S., Standard Oil Co. of California, letter, June 30, 1955, to
Hon. Emanuel Celler___.

2626

Petroleum. (See Oil.)

Petroleum Export Association, Inc., purpose-

Petroleum Week, May 13, 1955, article, A Profitable Headache___
Philips Petroleum Co., letter to Hon. Emanuel Celler, distribuion of
branded motor fuels___.

Physically handicapped, efforts of NAM for employment of.

1828-1829

Pillsbury Mills, Inc., Matter of, FPC Docket 6000:

Economic tests of substantial lessening of competition_.

External as against internal growth_
Frustration of congressional intent_

Length of proceedings--‒‒‒

Offender under Celler Antimerger Act----

Oligopoly, trend in milling field, consideration of

Platt's Oilgram Service, May 2, 1955, article_.

Point four program and restrictive practices__.

Pool arrangements. (See Defense Production Act; Patents.)
Potatoes, monopolistic practices___

Power:

Power, James Marshall, counsel, State of New York Banking Department,
letter, June 10, 1955, to Herbert Maletz, counsel, Antitrust Subcom-
mittee___.

2140

Statement_

1978-1991

Prefiling negotiations. (See Justice, Department of.)

187, 198
546

Hydroelectric, partnership arrangements.
Monopoly----

Rates, prices, protection by competition.__

President of the United States (see also Executive; White House), action
in Northwest Airlines Case__.

Letter, October 16, 1952, on antitrust enforcement__.

Price discrimination, under Robinson-Patman Act:
Advertising allowances. (See Advertising.)

Bills to improve provision against H. R. 11, S. 11, H. R. 567, dis-
cussed.

Brokerage allowance. (See Brokerage allowances.)

"Changing conditions" exemption_.

41-42, 87-88, 101-104

2519

"Like grade and quality." (See "Like grade and quality.")

631-633, 639-640

185, 305
46

Price Discrimination-Defense Under Robinson-Patman Act, Senate Re-

port 293, part 2, 82d Congress-

Price-fixing.

Price leadership_

Price preference areas__

Price support, agriculture_-.

Prices:

1834, 2505, 2218-2220
614-624, 1539
2225
-- 1734, 1737, 1739

Clayton and Federal Trade Commission Acts, application to certain
pricing practices

2277-2280

Delivered pricing. (See Delivered pricing; Freight absorption; Bas-

Communication to International Petroleum Association regarding
Iranian consortium_____

2139-2140
701-702, 708-710, 731-736, 2190-2192

Prior, F. O., president, Standard Oil Co. (Indiana), letter, July 14, 1955,
to Hon. Emanuel Celler--

2617