...coal for use in operating the railway. — Northwestern Improvement Co. v. Ickes, 111 Fed. (2d) 221. If the law is to remain as it is at present, permitting...through subsidiary companies not subject to the act, such companies and subsidiaries should be made subject to the commission's jurisdiction and regulation...

...federal government. The Commission concluded its New Have_n report with the observation, at 220 ICC 616: If the law is to remain as it is at present, permitting...that our authorization be obtained before investments la other carriers by railroad which amount to control or power to exercise control are made. Acquisition...

...federal government. The Commission concluded its New Ha vgn report with the observation, at 220 ICC 616: If the law is to remain as it is at present, permitting common carriers to form holding companies fcnd to function through subsidiary companies not subject t; the act, then, to say the least, such...

...government. The Coaxal aa ion conclode-i its New Haygja report with the observation, at 220 ICC 616: If the law Is to remain as it is at present, permitting conn-en carriers to form holding companies *nd to f-jactlon through subsidiary companies not subject...