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Gov't Ex. 133, Agt. Edison & Eastman Kodak Cos. 575
the East man Company to the Patents Company, the latter should be desirous of satisfying itself by having an examination made of the books of aceount of the Eastman Company as to the accuracy of the statements so made to it by the Eastman Company, it may have such examination made of the books of account of the Eastman Company (so far as the same may relate to the sale by it of "Licensed Film'' to the "Patents Company licensees" and such other film (with the exceptions hereinbefore provided for) to other persons, firms and corporations as provided for in Paragraph 14 and the "Patents Company licensees1') by the public accountants, Price, Waterhouse & Company, of New York, N. Y., or any other public accountants that may hereafter be agreed upon by the Patents Company and the Eastman Company.
22. It is further mutually covenanted and agreed by and between the Patents Company and the Eastman Company that nothing herein contained shall interfere with or prevent the manufacture, sale or shipment by the Eastman Company of sensitized film suitable for the commercial production of negative or positive motion pictures, for export, without the payment of any royalty or other consideration therefor to the Patents Company, when such film, addressed to the foreign purchaser, agent or consignee, is delivered to a vessel or to a transportation company for transportation to a foreign country, and not otherwise. The Eastman Company covenants and agrees that it will use all reasonable efforts to prevent the reimportation of any such film sold for export, into the United States in an unexposed condition, and that it will not sell any such film for export for the purpose of reimporting it into the United States in an unexposed condition.
23. The Patents Company further covenants and agrees that it will, during the continuance of this agreement, license such a number of persons, firms and corporations, under said letters patent Nos. 578,185; 580,749; 586,953, 588,916; 673,329; 673,992; 707,931; 722,382; 711,251; 770,937; 771,280; 785.205 and 785,237, to make and sell exhibiting or projecting machines containing the inventions described ami claimed in the same, capable of exhibiting or projecting motion pictures on film of a width greater