The evening world., 1913-01-15
CONTINUED from First PaSA)


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I'm opposed 70 sns oonosnsfsuon OF
the money power, brain power OF en-
srgy whore that concentration u Nkely
"A rssui% IN harm. This question A one
tha& oorosrns me, A muoh a money.
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well ! Am STUDENT J"st now, an
swered Mr. PERKINS, with smile: -
s'so speno cons'ucrso'e uns .oSu'S"s
oc,ore Honsre"ohs' comni,.ee'
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ohi'cu STATES steer .orpora''oh' no
Finance Committee Of the corporation.
he said. and had a grea. deal to do
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rector n, ~. S,sa, cor,'nra,,n, ~.
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$3.50. .ons anu othe,
pss. 70 ~ne,ner WI. rerkns
a"s". WIN s'Ve MN immunity from
ny po"r,oe oo'elnmen, prosecution,
WI e'"ns lo one corporauoh
oo"s"' ~. Wv" s'och oh'y' 30 iar az
ne knew. 10 DO sou 10 employees under
pru,t shar'hR Schemes
We never knew OF he corporation
buying its own Stock 10 protect II In
the market ana Know Of no pools to
mAhlpu'ste the market In steel stock.
ne satd.
10 you believe that directors should
pc a"oweu 10 uade IN the stock or their
own corporauohs on advance informa.
uon secured by thsm through their con
necuon with the corporation" asked
MI untermyer Il DO not" said Mr.
Perkins.
| aGllEvea IN ptIai ,c,rx sou
|
| SS"VO"N'ONS'
Tho Steel Corporation was the f,rs
big corporation to give entire publIcit,
to its AFFAIRS. WAS II nOt?" naked Mr.
Untermyer. Yes no far as I know"
| Mr.. Perkins said he believed all cor
| poratiOns should give publicity 70 al
their affairs.
''Now. az to the organization OF In,
Harvester Company. that was NOR,
particularly your Job. was II not7" II
was" said Mr. Perkins.
he did not wish to ask any question!
that might bear upon the suit Of thu
Government against the Harvestc
trust. I'm fairness to myself and TIM
committee" said Mr.. Perkins Il sug
gest that l have just testified In tina
suit. and 1t would be difficult for mi
70 TESTIFY aoout the Harvester Com
pany w'tnout Infringing on the matter
AZ smc'
Mr.. untermyer dropped the question:
INTO harvester company after the WIZ
ness said he was member OF tn
"nance committee,
Mr. fcrKihs SAID ne was one or IN
nrlklnal votins trustees OF the banKers
Trnst company.
what uSermi purpose - served b
placing the voun. power OF trust con-
pany IN the hands OF n few trustees?
asked Mr.; untermyer.
Mr., PERKINS answered that he believe
voting trust was used In organizing
new concern. TO insure Its being ru
along certain lines indorsed by III
trustees,
tsw young men IN New York VII
mes occasionally ~ dinner ana abor
town fsit thas shers was an opsniu
! Tor announcer trust company In he
Hork ana We ORGANISED enas ous,"
eaad' ana ADDED that the Banker
{ Trust Company was the hrst ausnct
tnssitusaon organised undsr . votiS
trust.
DO you approve OF the continuan'
l NJ In HRtlA uIraA n. A.