Sarther Grocery Co. v. Commissioner of Internal Revenue
Court of Appeals for the Seventh Circuit
1Opinion of the Court
ALSCHÜLER, Circuit Judge.
Petitioner, an Illinois corporation, under its prior name of Great American Stores Company, owned and conducted a chain of grocery stores in the vicinity of Chicago. It owned also all the capital stock of the Sterling Baking Company, an Illinois corporation conducting a bakery. Of petitioners capital stock of 2,500 shares, John M. Sarther owned 2,473 shares, E. A. Sarther 10, Ramsperger 16, and Wetzell 1.
A Cter negotiations with representatives of the National Tea Company, a corporation in similar business, petitioner and the tea company, under date of December 30,…
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