Study of Monopoly Power

S-45. Order from S. B. Slater, of Republic Iron & Steel Co., to John W.
Hendry, January 4, 1923, for ore--
S-46. Republic Steel Corp. purchase order No. AC-254-P, dated January
1, 1950, to Joe Mosteller, Cartersville, Ga., for iron and manganese_--
S-47. Letter from Arthur J. Blair, ore agent of Tennessee Coal, Iron &
Railroad Co., to Frank D. Smith of Cartersville, Ga., June 22, 1944, en-
closing sample of sinter_-

S-48. Letter from G. R. Armstrong, chief engineer of Sloss-Sheffield Steel

& Iron Co., to Frank D. Smith, Cartersville, Ga., May 10, 1944, giving

analysis of sinter----

S-49. Letter from W. S. Sanford, manager, land department of Republic

steel Corp., to Frank D. Smith, of Cartersville, Ga., June 3, 1944, giving

analysis of sinter---

S-50. Invoice dated May 19, 1947, RM-568, from Joe Mosteller, Cartersville,
Ga., to Woodward Iron Co., for Georgia soft brown ore.
S-51. Invoice of Joe A. Mosteller, dated June 26, 1947, RM-568, to
Woodward Iron Co., for Georgia soft brown ore_-

S-52. Invoice of Southern Materials Co., dated June 26, 1947, RM-596,

to Woodward Iron Co., for Georgia soft brown ore___

S-53. Letter from Oglebay, Norton & Co., signed by Verne D. Johnston, to
J. R. Dellinger, the New Riverside Ochre Co., October 1, 1948, con-
cerning umber ore_.

S-53A. Memorandum H. H. Wade, metallurgist of the University of
Minnesota, Institute of Technology Mines Experiment Station, to Verne
D. Johnston, of Oglebay, Norton & Co., concerning Georgia iron ore,
dated July 26, 1948__.

$-53B. Letter from E. W. Davis, director of the Mines Experiment Sta-
tion of the Institute of Technology of the University of Minnesota, to
Verne D. Johnston of Oglebay, Norton & Co., September 20, 1948, con-
cerning testing of Georgia iron ore_.

S-54. Map. Production and consumption of iron ore-1949-

$-55. Petition filed in the District Court of the United States for the

Northern District of Ohio, Equity No. 5153, by the United States of

America against William G. Mather et al.

$-56. Dismissal of petition filed December 19, 1935, by the United States

of America against William G. Mather et al., in the District Court of the

United States for the Northern District of Ohio, in Equity No. 5153----

$-57. Motion to dismiss the petition filed by the United States of America

against William G. Mather et al., in the District Court of the United

States for the Northern District of Ohio, Equity No. 5153

$-58. Department of Justice memorandum, February 11, 1936, describ-

ing the situation in which the Government was permitted to withdraw

its suit against William G. Mather et al----

$-59. Letter from T. F. Patton, vice president and general counsel of Re-

public Steel Corp., to Hon. Emanuel Celler, M. C., August 2, 1950, con-

cerning U. S. v. William G. Mather, Equity No. 5153, Northern District

of Ohio

S-60. Article from Traffic World, December 17, 1949, Conclusions and
Recommendations in Sawyer Report to President---.

$-61. Letter from W. D. Pittman, manager of sales, Bethlehem Steel

Co., to the Leake Stamping Co., September 9, 1948, concerning order No.

9292 of the Leake Stamping Co----

$-62. Letter from W. D. Pittman, manager of sales, Bethlehem Steel

Co., to the Leake Stamping Co., October 6, 1948, concerning the Mower

guard.

S-63. List of jobs lost to large steel companies, submittted by Kenneth M.
Keegan, general manager, Independent Iron Works, Oakwood, Calif_---
S-64. Chart. International Steel Cartel and associated export syn-
dicates_

$-65. Letter, J. O. Outwater, November 21, 1933, to secretary, Steel Export

Association of America, re tin plate--

S-66. Letter, Sir William Firth, May 23, 1934, to Dr. Ernst Poensgen__

$-67. Memorandum for the Attorney General, prepared by John Lord

O'Brian February 24, 1933__

$-68. Summary of evidence obtained in connection with Department of

Justice investigation of the prices of steel rails, by John Harlan

Amen_-_

S-69. Memorandum of general agreement between British Iron and Steel

Federation of Entente Internationale de L'Acier___.

110

S-70. Memorandum on the evolution of the International Steel Cartel's

accord with the American group---

113

S-71. Memorandum submitted to the London committee by the British

delegate, May 11, 1939__

129

S-74. Minutes of the meeting of the London committee held at Steel House,

Westminster, London, April 18, 1939.

S-73A. Memorandum of proposals submitted by Mr. W. B. Todd, April 14,

1939

S-73. Memorandum on the American agreement with the International

Steel cartel, April 17, 1939_.

S-72. Note of the continental delegate to the London committee, December .

$-75. Minutes of the meeting of the joint coordinating committee, April

18, 1939.

134

S-75A. Arrangements with the American group---

S-76. Note on the arrangements with the American group by the Inter-

national Steel Cartel----

137

S-76A. Terms of the agreement between the Steel Export Association and

foreign groups--

138

S-77. Excerpt from minutes of joint coordinating committee dated March
8, 1939.

140

S-78. British Iron and Steel Federation, report on second visit to United

States of America, October 10-19, 1938___

144

S-78A. Article, Buyers' Markets in Steel Products, by Kenneth L.

Austin

147

S-78B. List of American manufacturers given in the schedule to the Paris

agreement dated June 14, 1938_.

149

S-78C. Letter to Mr. William B. Todd on negotiations by the American

group with the International Steel Cartel_.

149

S-78D. Cables relating to American participation in International Steel

Cartel_____

151

S-79. Extract from minutes of joint coordinating committee, December

12, 1938_.

151

S-80. Memorandum on arrangements with the American Steel Pro-

ducers, November 26, 1938_

153

S-81. Memorandum on activities of American Steel Producers, November
17, 1938_.

156

S-82. General agreement between the Steel Export Association, the British
Iron and Steel Federation, and the International Steel Cartel, June
14, 1938.

157

S-82A. Extract from minutes of joint coordinating committee, June
14, 1938

159

S-83. Confidential report to M. Aloyse Meyer, president of the cartel, on

the mission to the United States, dated February 15, 1938_.

S-84. British Iron and Steel Federation-Report on visit to United States,

January 29, 1938-February 17, 1938_

159

164

S-84A. Memorandum of British Iron and Steel Federation recommending

establishment of committee to administer agreements between European

and American groups--.

167

S-84B. List of people present at meeting of British representatives and

American steel interests in the United States, 1938---

168

S-84C. List of people present at a meeting of British representatives and

American steel interests in the United States, 1938----

S-84D. Tables. Steel exports from the United States, December 1937,

January 1938___

169

S-84E. Cables. February 11 and February 13, 1938, regarding agreements

of American producers with International Steel Cartel.

170

S-85. Report on negotiations with American sheet makers by Spencer

Summers, March 5, 1938_.

170

S-85A. Summary of discussion held February 12, 1938, at the Waldorf

Astoria

172

S-85B. List of firms, parties to the agreement who jointly accept responsi-

bility for exports from any United States of America outsiders--

S-85C. Cable from E. G. Grace to Sir Charles Wright, January 12, 1938-

S-85D. Cable telephoned to E. G. Grace by International Steel Cartel, Jan-

uary 11, 1938_.

173

S-85E. Reply to the protocol telephoned by Mr. Outwater, January 11, 1938-

S-85F. Copy of protocol telephoned by J. O. Outwater, January 11, 1938--

S-86. Confidential memorandum on the London meeting of January 11,
1938__

173

174

S-86A. Cable. E. G. Grace, January 12, 1938, to Sir Charles Wright-----

S-87. Exchange of telegrams between Mr. Elliot, Sir Andrew Duncan, and

A. M. Meyer, November 16, 1937___

177

S-88. Agreement between representatives of the American group and the

British and continental groups dated February 26, 1937---

S-89. Memorandum for President Meyer on the American agreement..

S-89A. Legal memorandum on the Webb-Pomerene Act--

178

179

180

S-90. British Iron and Steel Federation, memorandum on American pro-

posals

182

S-90A. Table. Steel exports in 1934--.

183

S-90B. Table. Steel exports for the 12 months ending July 31, 1936___.

S-90C. Table. Steel exports, annual rate based on 5 months, August to

December 1936_.

Borth

184

S-91. Table. Exports to the United States___.

185

S-92. Decisions taken by the Comptoir Commission of the International

Steel Cartel, December 14, 1933___.

187

$-93. Memorandum on the history of the International Steel Cartel and the

International Sales Comptoirs, January 1937---.

190

S-94. Letter, George E. Dix to Ernst Poensgen, October 3, 1933.

S-95. Minutes of E. I. A. meeting held in Rome, May 26, 1938_.

S-96. Minutes of meeting held in London, June 7, 1938_.

201

202

204

S-97. Minutes of the first meeting of the London committee, London,

March 14, 1939___.

209

S-98. Minutes of the second meeting of the London committee in Paris,

March 29, 1939__

211

S-99. Minutes of the third meeting of the London committee held at Steel

House, Westminster, London, April 17, 1939_

214

S-100. Minutes of the fourth meeting of the London committee held at
Steel House, Westminster, London, April 18, 1939_-

S-101. Minutes of the fifth meeting of the London committee held at Steel

House, Westminster, London, May 3, 1939.

217

218

S-102. Minutes of the sixth meeting of the London committee held at

Cezanne, Paris, May 11, 1939.

219

S-102A. Memorandum approved at the London committee meeting held on

May 11, 1939_.

221

S-103. Minutes of the seventh meeting between the London committee

and the presidents of the Comptoirs held at the Cosibel office, Brus-

sels, May 22, 1939__

223

S-104. Minutes of the eighth meeting of the London committee held at

Steel House, Westminster, London, June 6, 1939___

226

$-105. Minutes of the ninth meeting of the London committee held at

Steel House, Westminster, London, June 27, 1939----

228

S-106. Minutes of the tenth meeting of the London committee held at

Liege, France, July 17, 1939_

232

S-107. American replies to minutes of London committee meeting, March

14, 1939

234

S-108. Minutes of meeting of joint coordinating committee of British

Iron and Steel Federation and Entente Internationale de L'Acier, Lon-

don, July 2, 1936__.

234

S-109. Minutes of the meeting of the Commission of Comptoirs held in

Paris, November 23, 1937___

240

S-110. Letter, I. F. Elliot, June 24, 1938, to K. Headlam Morley, Iron and

Steel Institute, London.

247

S-111. Letter from William B. Todd, London, to secretary, Steel Export

Association of America, July 14, 1938, concerning international steel

agreement

S-112. Letter from J. O. Outwater to William B. Todd, July 21, 1938.
S-112A. Letter from William B. Todd to J. O. Outwater, August 4, 1938.
S-112B. Letter from secretary, Steel Export Association of America, to
William B. Todd, August 13, 1938----

S-112C. Letter from Steel Export Association of America to Walter S.
Tower, American Iron and Steel Institute, August 15, 1938_-

S-112D. Letter from Walter S. Tower, American Iron and Steel Institute,

J. O. Outwater, Steel Export Association of America, August 17, 1938__

S-113. Letter from C. E. Masters, Bethlehem Steel Export Corp., to John

Outwater, Steel Export Association of America, November 14, 1938---

$-114. Letter from Steel Export Association of America to the Earl of

Dudley, October 29, 1938_

$-115. Letter from E. Leon Amerlux Steel Products Corp., to Hector
Dieudonné, October 19, 1938_.