United States v. Inter-Island Steam Nav. Co.

McLAUGHLIN, District Judge.

1. The Facts.

With one or two amendments, which will be noted in their proper places, the Court accepts and, in condensed form, adopts plaintiff’s statement of the facts as to which there is no genuine issue:

In 1929 the defendant Inter-Island Steam Navigation Company, Limited, hereinafter labeled Inter-Island, was a well and long established common carrier by water of freight and passengers in Hawaii. In that year it organized Inter-Island Airways, Limited, which later changed its name to Hawaiian Airlines, Limited, hereinafter called Hawaiian. Inter-Island caused…