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William Felzek, Direct Examination. 291
the Secretary of the company to go and see the other officers of the company and the Executive Committee of the company to get those papers, and then the papers are to be produced by the General Film Company and such officers as produce them will produce them as officers of the General Film Company and not as individuals. I do not agree with counsel for the defendants. These documents are called for as being papers of the corporation and belonging to the corporation, and not to the individuals, and I shall hold the officers responsible to produce them under the decision in the Wilson case, to which I refer counsel in order that they may look up that decision in 221 United States.
Mr. Willis: All right, sir.
Mr. Caldwell: Mr. Berst is the only member of that committee for whom I have appeared here.
Mr. Grosvenor: I understand that counsel having notice of the hearings also have notice of what transpires at the hearings.
Mr. Caldwell: I can have Mr. Berst here, I cannot have the others. I have no control over Mr. Kennedy.
Mr. Grosvenor: Counsel understands, I hope, that what I want are the papers, not the individuals.
Mr. Caldwell: What you have asked for are the individuals.
Mr. Grosvenor: I want these papers brought here, and I want the individuals here in case the proper officers do not produce them in order that if I see fit I may cross examine them.
Mr. Caldwell: I want you to understand that I have no control over any of these gentlemen except Mr. Berst. Mr. Berst will come if I tell him to; I can't tell Mr. Kennedy to come.
Mr. Grosvenor: Mr. Willis has answered for Mr. Kennedy.
Thereupon at 12:30 o'clock P. M., on this January the 17th, 1013, the hearing was adjourned until Tuesday morning, until 10 :30 o'clock, January 21st, 1913.