Salt Lake Telegram | 1926-02-17 | Page 1 | Anti-Trust Suit is Made Clera

ANn TRUST sun SUIT IS MADE MAD CLEAR WASHINGTON Feb 17 AP AP- AP The department of Justices Justice's antitrust antitrust antitrust anti anti- trust suit against the National Food Products' Products corporation filed last Saturday Saturday Saturday Sat Sat- in New York was in line with a purpose to forestall tendencies tendencies tendencies tend toward monopolies rather than to combat a monopoly already formed it is explained here It Is made clear that the department department department depart depart- ment did not hold in the petition for fOI a restraining order that the corporation corporation corporation cor cor- has acquired actual control control control con con- of a number of chain grocery and other food and dairy organizations organizations organizations as pre previously reported It was set forth rather that the corporation corporation cor cor- had obtained stock in such organizations the amount of which was not specified and this stock should be relinquished Among concerns listed In which the department said stock had been acquired by the National Food Products corporation were these Great and Pacific Tea company National Dalr Dairy Products corporation n H. H C. C Bohack company Inc James Butler Grocery company company com corn pany First National Stores Inc Alderney Abbots-Alderney Dairies Inc the Bord Borden n company Reid field Ice Cream company United States Dalr Dairy Products Products Products Prod Prod- corporation and the Detroit Creamery com company pan The rhe National Food Products corporation cor cUr n was organized as a holdIng hold- hold flog Ing ng company the government contended contended con con- tended with the purpose of acquirIng acquiring acquiring ing I stock In food companies t throughout the United States The rhe suit was filed against it Saturday to mal make e known the proceedings before Monday when receipts for forstock forstock forstock stock subscriptions were to have been Issued In New York by the corporations corporation's ban bankers ers