Word: clusion
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...open their books to Government accountants to find out what rail costs really are. Said Mr. Eastman: "The facts that these letters bear a common date, that they name an identical price . . . and that this price is the odd figure of $37.75) point unmistakably to the con clusion that these letters were the result of consultation and collusion. ... It seems clear that these are noncompetitive prices lacking the safeguard to the consumer which competition provides. Manifestly . . . the [steel] code was not intended to eliminate competition. On the contrary, it is by its own terms a 'Code of Fair Competition...
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