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Coe, Conway P., Commissioner of Patents, United States Patent
Office, Washington, D. C..............

372-374

Cox, H. B., chief counsel, Temporary National Economic Committee
study for Department of Justice..

377-379

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90. List of patent threats received by the Ford Motor Co., 1926 to date__.

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91. Constitution and by-laws of the Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc..

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92. Members, officers, and directors of the Automobile Manu-
facturers Association, corrected to November 1938_.
93. National Automobile Chamber of Commerce cross licens-
ing agreement form...

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94. Charter members of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Mar. 19, 1913__

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95. Substitute cross license agreement form of the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Inc.--.

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96. First extension cross license agreement form of the Na-
tional Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Inc. --
97. Second extension cross license agreement form of the Na-
tional Automobile Chamber of Commerce, Inc.........
98. Third extension cross license agreement form of the Auto-
mobile Manufacturers Association...

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99. Automobile facts and figures of the Public Highway Association_.

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100. Names of companies participating in the cross licensing
agreements, 1915-25, 1925-30, and 1935-40--

101. Growth of membership of the Automobile Manufacturers'
Association for years 1913 to 1938, inclusive. - -.
102. Procedure covering patent section activities of General
Motors Corporation revised to June 1, 1938..

103. Procedure covering foreign patent and engineering liaison
activities of General Motors Corporation revised to
Apr. 1, 1937..

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104. Memorandum, "Reason for Taking out Patents", General Motors Corporation...

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105. List of patent-infringement suits litigated by General Motors Corporation.

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106. Schedule of litigation costs of General Motors Corporation...

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107. Statement of royalties paid, patents purchased, and royalties collected from Jan. 1, 1924 to Dec. 31, 1937, by General Motors Corporation..

107-A. Statement of royalties and other payments made in con-
nection with patents for the year 1937 by General
Motors Corporation and its subsidiaries_

108. Four screws.
109. "Too Many Patents", a booklet showing blueprints and
other patent data in connection with great number of
patents on a single screw-

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110. History of the growth of the long pending patent application evil..

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111. Proposed patent legislation by General Motors Corpora

tion.

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112. "Manufacture of Bottles," a pamphlet prepared by Department of Justice..

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On file with the committee.

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128. Copy of letter from W. E. Levis, president, Owens-Illinois

Glass Co., to F. Goodwin Smith, president, Hartford-

Empire Co...

129. Copy of a letter, dated June 8, 1935, from A. L. Romine,
Washington, D. C., to Owens-Illinois Glass Co. re
contemplated erection of a glass factory

130. Copy of a letter, dated June 17, 1935, from legal and
patent department of Owens-Illinois Glass Co. to A. L.
Romine, Washington, D. C..

131. Copy of a letter, dated June 25, 1934, from legal and
patent department of Owens-Illinois Glass Co. to Mrs.
Len Smith, Los Angeles, Calif..

132. Copy of a letter, dated Dec. 10, 1934, to Sparks Construc-
tion Co., New York City, from legal and patent depart-
ment of Owens-Illinois Glass Co..

133. Copy of a letter, dated Aug. 2, 1932, from W. E. Levis,
president of Owens-Illinois Glass Co., to R. H. Levis of
Illinois Glass Consolidated Corporation, Alton, Ill. ___

134. Memorandum, dated Apr. 12, 1930, from Henry W.

Carter of Hartford-Empire Co. to W. E. Levis, presi-

dent, Owens-Illinois Glass Co. re status of patent in-

fringement suits brought by Hartford-Empire Co..

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SCHEDULE OF EXHIBITS-Continued

Number and summary of exhibits

135. Copy of general license agreement, in book form, dated
Apr. 9, 1924, between the Owens Bottle Co., the
Graham Glass Co., the American Bottle Co., the
Charles Boldt Glass Co. and Hartford-Empire Co.,
Hartford-Fairmont Co.--.

136. Amendment of Feb. 9, 1925, of sec. 21, Joint Acquisi-
tion of Outside Rights, an agreement between Owens-
Illinois and Hartford-Empire to share interests in in-
ventions, patents, and patent rights....

137. Agreement, made Feb. 2, 1931, amending sec. 22 of
Owens-Hartford general license agreement.

138. General license agreement, dated July 1, 1932, between
Hartford-Empire Co. and Owens-Illinois Glass Co--
139. Suction inventions license agreement, dated July 1, 1932,
between Hartford-Empire Co. and Owens-Illinois Glass
Co______

140. Supplemental agreement, dated July 1, 1932, between
Hartford-Empire Co. and Owens-Illinois Glass Co-----
141. Certified copy of original agreements in files of Owens-
Illinois Glass Co. between Hartford-Empire Co and
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. as follows:

1. General license, Hartford to Owens-Illinois, Oct. 1,
1935.

2. General license, Owens-Illinois to Hartford-Empire,
Sept. 30, 1935.

3. Suction inventions agreement, Oct. 1, 1935, be-
tween Hartford-Empire and Owens-Illinois.
4. Consolidated feeder and former license and lease from
Hartford-Empire to Owens-Illinois, Oct. 1, 1935.
5. Consolidated stacker and conveyor_agreement,
Oct. 1, 1935, between Hartford-Empire and
Owens-Illinois.

6. Consolidated Lehr agreement, Oct. 1, 1935, between Hartford-Empire and Owens-Illinois... 142. Letter-dated Dec. 13, 1938, from G. S. Quay, vice president and secretary, Hazel-Atlas Glass Co., to C. L. Terril, Department of Justice, containing record of royalty payments between Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. and Hartford-Empire Co.

143. General feeder license agreement, dated Mar. 25, 1933, between Hartford-Empire Co. and Ball Brothers Co.-144. Copy of letter, dated Sept. 1, 1932, from J. H. McNash, Hazel-Atlas Glass Co., to W. E. Levis, president of Owens-Illinois Glass Co...

145. Memorandum, dated Feb. 9, 1933, re Hartford-Empire Co.'s license to Hazel-Atlas Glass Co. to make fruit jars. 146. Memorandum, dated Dec. 13, 1930, from Henry W. Carter. vice president in charge of patent and license department, Hartford-Empire Co., to W. E. Levis, president, Owens-Illinois Glass Co., re general license agreement between Hartford-Empire and Owens-Illinois. 147. Letter, dated Aug. 17, 1933, from Roger M. Eldred of Hartford-Empire Co. to I. J. Collins, president of the Hocking Glass Co., Lancaster, Ohio, re sale of fruit jars. 148. Letter, dated Aug. 15, 1933, from F. C. Ball, president, Ball Bros. Co., Muncie, Ind., to R. M. Eldred of Hartford-Empire Co. re sale of packers ware sold by General Glass Co.; copy of an unsigned, undated letter re sale of Mason jars; and a letter, dated 8-5-33, from the Copps Co., wholesale grocers at Stevens Point, Wis., to Ball Bros. Co. at Muncie, Ind. re "packer" jar situation____ 1On file with the committee.

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149. Copy of letter, dated May 3, 1933, from F. C. Ball, presi-

dent of Ball Bros. Co., to Goodwin Smith, president,

Hartford-Empire Co., re sale of "Crack Shot" fruit jars

made by the Three Rivers Glass Co....

150. Copy of an agreement, dated Aug. 23, 1933, between Hart-

ford-Empire Co. and Lynch Corporation, a glass forming

machine manufacturer.

151. Copy of a letter, dated Sept. 20, 1933, from Arthur T.

Safford, Jr., secretary of Hartford-Empire Co., to T. G.

Werbe, president of the Lynch Corporation, Anderson,

Ind., re feeder licenses..

152. Amended agreement, dated Nov. 12, 1938, between Hart-

ford-Empire Co. and the Lynch Corporation relating to

patent rights applicable to glass forming machines. -

153. Hartford-Empire analysis of financial statements__

154. Letter, dated Feb. 1, 1936, from A. M. Pease of Hartford-

Empire Co., to George E. Day, Detroit, Mich., re prop-

osition for glass plant in Detroit...

155. Copy of a letter, dated July 1, 1935, from W. A. Nester of

Obear-Nester Glass Co., to T. C. Werbe, president of

the Lynch Corporation, re furnishing of Lynch bottle

forming machines...

156. Copy of a letter, dated July 1, 1935, from T. C. Werbe,

president of the Lynch Corporation, to W. A. Nester of

Obear-Nester Glass Co., re price and shipment of Lynch

machine Model 10...

157. Copy of a letter, dated July 3, 1935, from W. A. Nester of

Obear-Nester Glass Co., to T. C. Werbe, president of the

Lynch Corporation, re taking out of license as pre-

requisite to shipping of Lynch machine..

158. Copy of a letter, dated July 8, 1935, from T. C. Werbe,

president of the Lynch Corporation, to W. A. Nester of

Obear-Nester Glass Co., re requirement of forming ma-

chine license to use Lynch machines.

159. Copy of a letter, dated Nov. 20, 1937, from Goodwin

Smith of Hartford-Empire Co., to Amory Houghton,

president of Corning Glass Works, re line of glassware

called "Fryrock".

160. Contract between Owens-Illinois Glass Co. and Corning
Glass Works, dated Oct. 28, 1938, for the formation of
Owens-Corning Fiberglass Corporation..

161. Copy of a contract, dated Nov. 1, 1937, between Owens-
Illinois Glass Co. and Societa Anonima Vetreria Bal-
zaretti Modigliani, of Leghorn, Italy-

162. Letter, dated March 31, 1936, from R. D. Browns of Hart-

ford-Empire Co., to T. C. Werbe of the Lynch Corpora-

tion, re misinterpretation of license contract between

Hartford-Empire and the Lynch Corporation..

302. Automobile Manufacturers Association, Inc., statement

of income and expense for year ended June 30, 1938,

entered in record Feb. 28, 1939-

303. Letter, dated Jan. 9, 1939, from E. G. Ackerman of the

Glass Container Association of America, submitting a

"Survey of the Glass Container Industry," entered in

record Feb. 28, 1939...

431. Memorandum, dated Feb. 21, 1939, from Lawrence C.

Kingsland to T. N. E. C. regarding suggested changes

in the patent laws, entered in the record May 1, 1939---

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1 On file with the committee.

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