...without an injury to some competitors. The House Committee on the Judiciary has aptly stated : M "In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...of the competitors. The law does not, and under the free-enterprise system it cannot, guarantee businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money or...

...without an injury to some competitors. The House Committee on the Judiciary has aptly stated : a "In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...of the competitors. The law does not, and under the free-enterprise system it cannot, guarantee businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money or...

...Committee on the Judiciary, in one of its recent reports, has given the answer to his contention : " 'In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...of the competitors. The law does not, and under the free-enterprise system it cannot, guarantee businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money or...

...hurt much." Judge Yankwich also quoted a recent report of the House Committee on Judiciary that : In any competitive economy we cannot avoid Injury to some of the competitors. TKe taw does not, and under the free enterprise system it cannot, guarantee busincufrmen again.it loss....

...views expressed by the Supreme Court in the Standard Oil case. That 1949 House report is in part: In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...Justice Holmes observed, "is worth what it costs." * * *We cannot guarantee competitors against all injury. This can only be accomplished by prohibiting...

...Judge Yankwich also quoted from a recent re]>ort of the House Committee on the Judiciary that : "In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...of the competitors. The law does not, and under the free-enterprise system it cannot, guarantee businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money or...

...rei>ort of the House Committee on the Judiciary that : "In any competitive economy we cannot a void injury to some of the competitors. The law does not, and under the Jrce-entcrprixe system it cannot, guarantee businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money or...

...sess., pp. 5, 6) : ^ "In any comi>etitive economy we cannot avoid injury to some of the conipetHfc.^ The law does not, and under the free enterprise system it cannot, guaranty businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money or even go bank nip does not necessarily...

...did not get the order may feel injured, but that does not mean that competition has been injured. In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...of the competitors. The law does not, and under the fre« enterprise system it cannot, guarantee businessmen against loss. That businessmen lose money...

...valid complaint. As set forth in an oft-quoted report of the House Committee on the Judiciary : In any competitive economy we cannot avoid injury to...necessarily mean that competition has been injured * * *. We cannot guarantee competitors against all injury. This can only be accomplished by prohibiting...