# Transcript of Record — Richfield Oil Corp. v. United States > Briefs, arguments, decisions, and more. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/brief%3Amicro_IA40385610_0539%3A2 ## Record - **Collection:** Supreme Court brief - **Document type:** Transcript of Record - **Published:** January 1, 1952 - **Citation:** 343 U.S. 922 ## Text SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES OCTOBER TERM, 1951 No. 395 RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION, APPELLANT, vs. THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA APPEAL FROM THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THT SOUTHERN DISTRICT OF CALIFORNIA VOL. Il INDEX Record from U.S.D.C. for the Southern District of Cali- fornia—Continued Origine) §=— Print EXHIBITS Government Exhibit: 1—Service Station lease 553 239 1A—Service station lease 555 241 1B—Service station lease 557 243 1C—Rider attached to lease 559 245 1D—Service station lease ; 560 246 1E—Service station lease 562 248 1F—Rider attached to lease 564 250 1G—Service station lease 565 251 2—Truck service station lease, Form #1095 567 253 3—Service station lease, 2-B 569 255 3A—Sublease eee 257 Jupp & Derweiter (INO.), Printers, WasHinoton, D. C., Fes. 4, 1952 —9939 INDEX Government Exhibits—Continued Original Print 3B—Sales contract .............. Sra ai gee 259 3C—Assignment of lease ............... 574 260 3D—Consent to assign, re-assign ‘and sublease. . 895 261 4—Service station lease, 3-C............. 576 262 4A—Operator’s lease, 3-C ..... oy 578 264 4B—Operator’s sales contract, 3-C. iy 579 265 4C—Operator’s sales contract, 3-C + 580 266 4D—Operater’s lease, 3-C...... ve 581 267 5-—Sales contract adopted in “August ae 268 5A—Painting agreement, August 1937... .. . 583 269 5B—Sales contract adopted in June 1938... 584 270 5C—Painting agreement adopted in 1939..... 585 271 5D—Sales contract adopted in 1948... 586 272 5E—Painting agreement adopted in 1948. __. 588 274 5¥—Painting agreement ........ . §89 275 5G—Sales contract .. : 590 276 5H—Sehedule “A” for attachment to sales con- RE Ae eee reheat ee 592 278 5I—Agreement of amendment. ..... .... 8 279 6 to 6F—(Omitted in printing)... .. 594 7—Richfield TBA distributor's monthly report. 619 280 8—Memorandum W. T. Dinkins to G. R. Miller, Vebruary 19th .......... 620 281 9—Memorandum W. T. Dinkins to FE. Kirby ‘and others, June.16 . AF ND Re Pane 623 284 9A—Memorandum F. B. Wilson to 8 . L. Nichol- son, October * Ear 624 284 10—Memorandum W. G. King, Jr. to all braneh Managers, etc., May Po! ie 626 287 10A—Memorandum B. J. Shaffer to F. F. Little, July 31, 1941....... 636 301 10B—Memorandum F. F. Little to B. J. Shaffer, August 11, 1941 . lis taara waa 637 302 10C-—Memorandum B. J. Shaffer to F. F. Little, RE os cs ay bh dd vd Fierce, 638 303 10D—Memorandum F. F. Little to B. J. Shaffer, PN GIN 7 hd cr oicie's cd niece e's 639 303 10E—Memorandum F. F. Little to B. J. pn November 10, 1941 eps 640 304 11—Termination agreement . a exw 641 305 12—Memorandum to E. J. Bradford. 642 305 13—Letter from Riehfield Oil Corp. to Walter Edgar, May 2, 1944............ 643 306 16—Memorandum E. Kirby to W. T. Dinkins, March 28, 1945... eee ee 644 307 17D—(Omitted in printing) 645 308 17E—Service station gallonage, D. w. Colmery 651 308 18D—(Omitted in printing) . 652 18E—Service station gallonage, D. Ww. Colmery 658 308 (EE Re INDEX iii Government Exhibits—Continued Original = Print 20A—Memorandum H. C. Buck to E. Kirby, Oc- 3 eer rereee 659 309 21—Letter from Richfield Oil Corp. to Clark F. Wagner, July 25, 1947... 662 311 21A—Letter from M. L. Eiland to Richfield Oil Corp., August 9, 1947 ........... 663 313 21B—Memorandum F. C. Kelley to J. T. Foster, August 10, 1947 . 664 313 22G—Survey of service station operations, R. R. Rae 666 316 23A—Letter from H. W. Vossler to James . Smith, January 9,1946......... 667 317 25—Inventory, K. Kohl ...... 668 318 26A—Compilation of certain data and evidence ealled for from defendant in a subpoena duces tecum dated February 7, 1951, served on defendant....... 671 321 27—Check sheet—change of service station lease 807 387 28—Memorandum W. T. Dinkins to W. J. DeMar- tini, July 22, 1949. . 809 389 28A—Memorandum A. C. Carr to A. M. Sehroe- der, October 3, 1949 . 810 390 29—Debit or credit memorandum, Bomio Brothers, Sele GA Te oss ysceess. oe 811 391 30—Surveys of service station operations 812 392 Defendant’s Exhibit: A & B—Stipulation re introduction of certain evi- dence 818 399 C & D—Surveys of service station operations 832 412 E—Richfield Oil Corporation loan and bond ap- plication. 836 416 F—Letter of F. L. Hevlin to George A. Bauer dated August 14, 1950 $338 418 (;—(Omitted in printing) . . 842 H3—Painting agreement 848 422 J—Survey of service station operations 849 423 K—Application for employment , 851 425 L—Stipulation r eintroduction of certain evi- dence .... 853 427 M & M1—Stipulation r re introduction ‘of certain evidence .... 857 429 M2—Incorporation of defendant and “qualifica- tion to do business. . 860 432 M3—Date of commencement of business by de- RR 861 432 M4—Comparison of number of service ‘station OS SRR er, Sh 862 432 iv INDEX Defendant’s Exhibits—Continued Original Print M5—Comparison of volume of - appeal sold through service station outlets . : 869° 437 M6—Comparison of quantities of gasoline manu- EE Lrezy0o om oy SuypLuT 70 sarrodeess yey pease ai 70 org ‘ ge £yunoy * 3° 41D om a oF Gmouy LTuouTmC seetwald TONES exArES OY pores! vem TOM fq ‘ootee’],, #8 + PUPS ,,'208Er],, 88 ‘UoREIOdI0D NO preyyry weemzeq‘ pet ‘ yo hep OF) CFU} Pereque PUT peu ‘gpg MUAY ‘Seve"] TONNE eo}ar9g UTELI02 ey) OF PorETTE Oq 0} 8} OPE STULL Deke : : re uf C2 1 oi Government Exhibit 1-G RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION SERVICE STATION LEASE 10... ‘THIS LEASE made and entered inte ie dey of by and between RICHFIELD Of1. CORPORATION, hereinafter referred te as “Lesser”, ood... __ Weretnafter referred we as “Lessee”, of election & twenty- pay to Lemmor as remt for the premises and property enced hereunder thc following ee meme a ume per month a ‘ i i | 1s iff hil | | Aint ut i per gallon of guectine in excem of. Per Ge month of Janeery Por the month of Pebrusry ....._¢ per guilen of gasoline tn axcem of Por the month of March ......_.¢ per gallon of guscline le excem of. Por he month of Apri. nf He ie uf Ha lt ae bie hl “th | 0 if § a f i 32 Fi 1 H £°3§22335 tal i > 23? taf i ‘ji “a te y or EREOF, the partion have executed this lease as of the date first hereinabove HB 6p) 1 be cl Py ci Ue “Hel ta “HEY RICHFIELD O11. CORPORATION are ‘el @ OU PUN AOTEQ UI4O, 28S SQUNOGY UEApE wr Ajyuow agEded aq oF HEIUAE pre “Yow sed vos 4° dod pur d ayy sy was oe somry on ded yey seme] jo wre ay sapunaieg paren, 4 ‘QaawOV WaHL¥Ad SI LU anew pres wt pagiads voneunmsa yo sep aaarege sy) oF seed hep (5) 20g wary ve joossy G1 qdeaBeveg wr payuonsed ssuuew ayr wr seer] wodn pons Fume uF lou © Je euese Aq josey Gun ay) Buunp aan Aue We som] Jo WEE ay) Wo WoUTUNEER OF “seemed sabyne PE yg aD pe ee Buperwens pousd oH 2) GION OL GNV JAVH OL eee | v mqryEg wt paquon=p Ayry ave oe Ye “woou2GD ParENNe soNEIR; PUT wusEdmbs “amang Wu~pynG “Hee Qe pur Buduojag opunsi2y) teouRUaNdde Ye YE s2yIABOR © wpe an peg uw yr ereqse> yey seer] 0: aeeay Aqorey seop sor] “serer] jo Wed Py) WO Prusopred Pur Wé>E Aq OF YHmy HF HmyTw aay uTEssTe pur MuruIAe HY JO s>UTMUOpAd ay) PUT MUD: JO Wawhed FYE JO YOUTAAPHWOD wT YL *HLISSAniian *_ ser], 92 02 pauses anyrerag ON 4 Sa TEVER TT. * SL 8 8 an - _— “pre + eer cores ser eeeeee ~~ Jequsoag an me at ~| ome P , pee apes ' “ 2 ae 7 i te. by and between RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION, heremafter referred to as “Lemor™, and... — | dey of.....Dacember. q 68 p Eee yer Wy SPR esany 42 : Ha dg ck th i Wii! ifyt ae Un iti 3 ¥ WE phouha AR: al fat jet Ta ood fa TBs es teil fire int Tet Hen PB yy THR foe Bike ERG et IU ath P HIE Le HEE rake dal Gin) py agi ah Fyne Hu Pal ie. asin hin, bagi pt i petth pltpee piss thy Tr | ae Hila yllie Pag? ill ebis gyi: What aie Tee fig ay | ces] piety agen ogi dnd oh if iF Ha! Th ehapel > ih aati Paiss : obs ay Li! Hal HE ty ‘| Oat ie % : yh E35 5.70 i. H 4 i AL 44h ji ees bf Pet glee ly HL He Gea PSHE Ball ti | tee ru li mt Hs ulti hy i are f - e, gea bakes BI El48 pyle 3 Wp ah gee conde tuba eee Une aie ae Abn : ye catle bff Tl HE set i aaHe DESCRIPTION or PROPERTY TERM e 19>? y of «s ACT OF GOO uTurrTigs OSFALLT THIS PAGE BOUND VERTICAL IN BOOK POOR COPY te property or impury to of death of person or any of the operamons of Lasee, ha agents or employers, thereon, or theresbout during the term beree/ " this warument « demgnated as 2 lense, & @ neverthelem understood thet @ @ im fect * sublease and « subordinate and shyect to of eres py and dot 4 im thet certain leno dated the 25th dey of... September 19. WA, by and berewen Ptchard H. Clough and Edith Clough, his wife .... -....... nny Ot hemor, and ‘i anfield O11 Corporation Pe Be ot @ i cceinemmeeainneaetioemnen The rehmquash P or sooner termination of sad leaer shall of self result m the termination of the lease wathout nance and wahout hability on the part of Lessor here 2 Im the event Lessor shall employ an attorney or attorneys in connecuon with the pursut of any of Lemor's nights, powers or privileges hereunder, Lessee shall pay, in addinon to oll other sume hereunder, © ream name attorney's fee i Any demands or notices required or permeted w be served hereunder shall be deemed property served when deposed, postage prepard, regutered, on the Unuted States mail, addremed wo Lemer at the demued premises. of to Lessor at 115 South Flower Sereet, Los Angeles 13, Cahforma In liew of a» sforesad, such demands and nouces may he personally ecrved upon Leace 14 This agreement shall not be binding upon Lessor unul executed by « duly suthonsed oficer uf Lessor and a fully executed copy hereof delwered to Lewmee It uw agreed that the execumon hereof been induced by any representauon, warranty or agreement other than those herein expressed; hereof shall not be amended of waned except by 2 suber written executed by the partes IN WITNESS WHEREOF. the parucs have executed these premues as of the date hereinabove wrater beaks 6 foe RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION Charles E. Louse i. 4629 So. Main Street, Las Vegas, Nevada By . - Mashng Address of Lessee ae: : exist a a DESCRIPTION OF LEASED REAL PROPERTY ate ae Lots & to & inclusive, and Lots 9 to 14 inclusive, fn Block % of Clark's Las Vegas Towneite, as shown by map thereof on file tn Book 1 of Platts, page 37, tn the office of the County Recorder of Clark County, Nevada. 1 - 20 x 30 concrete block sales building w/23” wooden cabinets and 4 2 tube fluorescent fixtures and tubes. 1 - © x 30 concrete bleck building, drivers’ rest and 2 rest rooms w/& wash basin lavatories, 3 stools, 2 windows, glass block partitions and tile on floor and valle and 2 shower heads and 3 sirrors. - electrolier poles + double arms for poles Benjamin floodlights w/1000 watt bulbs - I Boards - Grease pit complete w/eump, lights, oil lines, and sump pump, Pemberthy 1/& H.P. Motor, 1209 4117825 - Air Cooker 2500 cubic feet - Hot water tank, 60 gallon - Haves Drinking Fountain - 10,000 gallon underground tanks 550 gallon underground oil dr-sin tank - fill box covers - extractor valve units LEK - padlocks " Electric, air and gasoline line systems Grease piping to pit O11 Piping to island hose reels - air and vater hoses reels w/hose - air hose reels w/hose - cash box without stand Richfield eign 3 x 35, metal - gir and water stand w/valves - electric panel board at alley w/l - 220 switch and 1 - 110 switch electric system w/light bulbs and fixtures complete a ew Ban ‘ FQOne Ker ee ‘ eee en ' (continued op next page) 568 OD 69S ‘NCAP UNO 8 299897] JO 2NS94 24) St UOIEUIWIIA) Yone YBNOY) Warr ‘joI39y UOIUIIX2 AUT JO 20 ‘2sP2] siya JO VONEUIUIII; 19430 AUF JO UOHEIdx2 ay3 JY siep (QC) Aunya uryiis osje pur yoosay uu23 ay Suunp aun Aue 38 qsoulas 03 3y3us 242 aaey [eYys 31 auaUIdmbe Jo ‘pur sasnaxy ‘MU2W2A0IduN YY ‘pasTUlsp Aqoz2y sosuI2Id 24) uodn juswdinba 30/pur saunixy ‘syuawarosdun jeuonppr >>x]d rw 29989] pure ‘paBewep Ajqruoseazun Aqas2y) 10U st Awadosd pues se Suoj os ‘pose, s9punsizy Awodosd ayy jo urd Aue so [ye yured 0) paSonaud ay yeys 20087] g “aapunaioy ayyrded wos 94) wesy “yoourya wed Aue soy Ap PuONsodeud pur yuawArd 10 MP wosy wnuue sad quad Jad (449) X15 28 YOSsIYD ZaIdIN YEN 29yhor “pred os swins ye DApIp snyeu Kew pur ‘Paes Aquay Ppogeseay aya woud ©) Geesou aq AeW IYI stuns BY PUR soxKe? qwonbuyap Cred cop o7 os vou yyo Aur yneqaew yng “Aru sae] poses, Auoadoad aya ye or DAkoa qiew QouPansuL pur sora ye Aed yeys sor, ¢ BONES IMAI JuYOSeD & soy yoousyr Wed Aue JO [PE jO RH Ly Daye Pyne yey Auadoud pres oy yodGsau yaw squow “NURE 4aqWO Jo SSP, SUONIUISM [EWM 240 Jo pedIMUNW OU Ue aya IeYD pur quonbuysp you soven woun? pur WOWD “SQMUPAQWNAUD PUP SPRO]> “sUIy TE JO IFAD pur 2241 JERS YT UE Posan st Posray Aqoazoy Guadoad peuosad ayy pur »siwogd ya or spn dys dey] suRaIeN er] (>) “PaINYUSIP 20 pyr MP Oe] yo soya wry oye Sonpoad Wingo YoY twouy suNUa ssQUNYG SUF Or] dy Poors wes sarod ur PO eepues aq or wuwad go “posiuop Aqogoy sostmoad yp yo spard (ot) Poupuny ova wy NPUO? oO» IN (Pp) “AQPURMDY OIE] yo NAYBU 3g Od Wolgue Ruy Prey Ayovsy GQuadoad sya yo aes Aue pure wo9yo pure AQsey py ut Jun rw PA SQ] COS Poy STD Japan sypu su Dp Arw ett ut wey vouds Gs SEM. 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SmoTpos SB PeqHoeep wm syuneg — a9 a} seeyusasd Use p02 280q) JONNR] WOLZ MUI PUT seNE SoNFe] PUT S2ENe] oan .eRE! puT seETMEP Aqarey J0ENe] ‘POTTED “G02 WI2I9y FUWUSACS [ENINGI ey Jo PUT Poylceds UjoI0y Wel By JO ereE? ¢ Kq yurAhEd aM Jo UONEZEPHUCD BT] IFUL ‘HLGSSANLI Vv. eoese],, PolTe> upereq*— it sg ~~ put ‘AOL, POTTS wjaTeG “NOLLVEOAUOD TIO @QULAHOTa seeazeq * gt ae “go £up-—- ——any peyncexe gSVS1 STHL asva1ens V-€ WQIUxXY JueMUIBAOy >r- ws & Meonid any of the impreQlts on th. demised premises be destroyed 5 oe wv tee wens or any somes nt due t the nagligune, sagar.or will ust of Lamas and be thameby renamed commun tor the conduct of Lemes’s business thereon, Lessor shall be privileged to terminate this lense or repair the premions, ts which event rent payable by Lemes hereunder shall be abated for the time and te the axtemt that he ie prevented from wing the premises or amy part thereof. 7. In the event Lessee shall at any time during the term hereof be in default in respect to the payment of rent herein provided or in respect to the performance of any other of the provisions hereof, or should Lessee abandon or va- cate the demised premises, Lessor shall be privileged, at its option, to resume peaseasion of the demised premises, with or without process of law; thereupon, at Lessor’s option, this lease and all of the rights of Lessee hereunder shall forthwith terminate. In the event of such reentry by Lessor, Lessor shall be privileged to possess amd to hold ail property of Lessee which may be situated om the demised premises as a pledge to secure payment by Lessee of any sum or sums which may be due or owing to Lessor by Lessee on any account or accounts whatever. The foregoing remedies shall be in addition to those now or hereafter provided by law. . The waiver of any breach hereunder shall not be deemed s continuing waiver or s waiver of any subsequent breach, whether of the same or « different provision of this agreement. 9. This lease shall not be assignable, voluntarily or by eperation of law, nor shall Leases sub-let any part of the de mised premises without the written consem: of Lessor first having been obtained This lease shall not become an asset of Une estate of Lessee bat shall terminate om his death 10. Leasee agrees to indemnify and hold Lessor free and harmiess from any and all claims for damage to property or injery to or death of person or persons occurring upon the demised premises or arising out of any of the oper- ations of Lessee, his agents or employees, thereon or thereabout during the term hereof. il. Although this instrument is designated as s lease, it is nevertheless understood that it ls in fact « sublease and is subordinate and subject to all the terms, provisions and conditions contained im that certain lease dated the = day of. 19 by and b as eapor and as lessee (to whese interest Lessor herein has succeeded) The expiration, relinquishment or termination of mid lease for any cause whatsoever, or any transfer, reassignment or relinquishment by Lessor of its interest in anid lease or the de mised premises, shall of iteeif result in the tormination of this lease without any notice or action whatever on the part of Lesser or Lessee herein. Any such termination hereof shall be without any liability on the part of Lessor, and in the event ef such termination, Lessor shall be obliyated only to return to Lessee any rent paid in advance hereunder, which ob ligation shall exist only in the event that at the time of such termination Lessee shal! not be in default in respect to any of the provimtons hereof 12 Any demands or notices required or permitted to be served hereunder shal) be deemed property served when depoaited, postage prepaid, registered, in the United States mail, addressed to Leapee ai the address of the demised prem fees, or to Lessor at 556 South Flower Street, Los Angeles, California. In liew of mailing, as aforesaid, such demands and notices may be personally served apen | eesee 18 This agreement shal! not be binding apon Lessor unti! executed by « duly authorised officer or agent of Lessor and a fully executed copy hereof delivered to Lemsee IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have d these p as of the date hereinabove written RICHFIELD om. CORPORATION, sie i gg Ht ai iH nt i i ik 4 Hl H it Le fal ae Ha i 54 a ait £5559 a Hen i a i Ree i Arie iit ie ne i ie ut THe qe | ie n° hy iF ie E “Hl He he iy 573 260 Government Exhibit 3-C ~——_ 20 = oo ASSIGNMENT OF LEASE KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS: That a pen ¢ @ au: coun oun GD Gi “ Assignor™, le consideration of the payment by Richfield Of Corporation, hevele called “Assignee”, of (he eum of ($1.00) dollar, receipt of which is hereby acknowledged, does by these presents sell, assign, transfer and set over tu said Richfeld Oi) Corporation all of hia right, Utle and interest in and to that certain lease dated the day of . 19, between arenceg . ., a Lemor, and — . ‘ —. as Lessee, (to whose interest Assignor has succeeded by assignment) demising premises situated in the City of. . il ~. County of _ , (NE .~ Sc akties +s particularly described in said lease as follows: which lease extends to the Cf =) , and assigns also al! emeniments or eutenstens of exié tense, ing therefrom. Assignor hereby warrants that the said leasehold interest herein assigned is free of mortgages and other liens Amignor hereby further agrees that Assignee hereunder may re-assign this lease to Assignor at any time by deposit of duly executed instrument of re-assignment in the United States mail, postage prepaid, directed to Assignor herein at ——— —-.—-. » aad in such event such re-assignment shall take effect as of the date therein specified, without any act of acceptance on the part of Assignor herein, and Assignee herein shall, as of the effective date of said re-assignment, be relieved from any further obligation under the lease hereby sasigned Gated Gh -. ....459 &... .... ~ 19. Foam 4004 we ow Government Exhibit 3D CONSENT TO ASSIGN, RE-ASSIGN AND SUBLEASE In consideration of the sum of ($1.00) dollar, receipt whereof is hereby acknowledged, —»_ tne Ge 1 Ee teow above described, does hereby consent to the foregoing assignment by. ..-. — —....- — —— ~ Asmsignor, to Richfield Oil Corporation, Assignee, without ruieaszing Assignor from any obligations (hereunder, and does hereby agree to give to Assignee a ten-day notice in writing of any default in respect to any of the terms, covenants, provisions or conditions contained in said lease; does warrant ‘hat said. — ——is not in default in respect to any of the terms, covenants or conditions of said lease; that rent has been paid in full to date hereof; and that past or existing defaults, if any, have been waived. The undersigned does further consent to any re-assignment by Richfield Oil Corporation in ac- cordance with the provisions contained in the foregoing assignment, and does hereby agree that from and after the effective date of said re-assignment Richfield Oil Corporation shall be relieved from any further obligations under the lease so re-assigned. The undersigned does further grant to Richfield Oil Corporation, its successors and assigns, the right to sub-let the property leased under said ledse, and the right to remove, at any time during the term of said lease, and within thirty days after the expiration or any sooner termination thereof, all buildings, improvements and equipment which said Richfield Oil Corporation or its successors or assigns or predecessors shal! have placed upon said premises. MOYO] 8Y Paquscep o 21% Lad oy v SAS ES BSS Sa Pee Se tn a te eee Tey) seer] weRdZ BINA! 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Biate of a” hereof, together with all # int t t kw f numbered “i y + a with! ~ 7 = ITNESSETH: That in consideration of the payment by Lessee of the rent herein specified and of the | cover h n demises and leases unto Lessee and Lezsee takes and rents from Lessor those certain premises in the City of partic deac t to q lo«et a with ia -- called “Lessee.” (whether one or more and when referred to THIS LEASE, executed this called “Lessor,” and County of side hereof in paragra facilities a 4 herein herein tt. vided or , Lacane Lecsee to _coqure The of ct chal to or ts or em- te and ” . use what- of itself tion return hen Lessee ween Seu'te upon a fully Lessor Lessec ‘ Hpi wie Ha a | 2 bo | yal ii ; rc 3 iE | é tiett om $ rE 7. H 5 Hea : : | ee ee ee : SClra rt ete tee PGeU aE A atie Teg Me Lake dat hdal thi gail me RTE | ipa ae dee ph ee | | ae ea Ste ec ae ot ee | i 2 3, Ste5: * in z i Esty Tua r- ae ne 5? f ; ME Ea a | | mid ee a Bis 7 A Pi; telat St Pd loid BE ik bad be + oe es rea He abil a th Vil PH ae AL ee ae tke Hh Lhe tia aa ae eg aL aa A CUE AL a : aye i: eal st ie He 1 Ht | bee fay e 7H ini if Mes ty ial ag At ith Peet ne Tt 4 be bt ei apelly ot ale a: Hl a al ‘PHHTEE kh Government Exhibit 5 268 RICHFIELD OIL, CORPORATION THIS AGREEMENT, executed thie day of oo , RICHYIELD OIL CORPORATION, hereinafter referred to as “Seller”, and hereinafter referred to as “Buyer”, WITNESSETH: 1. Seller agrees to sell and deliver to Buyer and Buyer agrees tv purchase from Seller, os ordered by by A ing the term hereof, the following petroleum prwdurts, in quantities not greater than the mazimem nor less he minimum amounts hereinbelow apecified for the respective products, the name to be taken in fairly equal monthly quantities. Maximum Minimam GASOLINE 2. 6 we ; gals. aol : LUBRICATING OS. ‘ gals wale GREASES can e . Vow Noe 2. The prices for products sold and delivered hereunder shall be Seller's posted prices to Service Station Dealers in effect at time and of dehvery. Seller's posted prices to Service Station Dealers ax of the date hereof at the point of very in Paragraph “4” are an set forth in Schedule “A” hereof Seid prices shall be subject to change by Seller from time to time during the term hereof. ‘The products agreed to be sold and delivered hereunder are for sale to the retail trade and not for Le ey me Should Seller at any time during the term hereof elect to di-continue sale to the retail trade of any in Schedule “A” hereof, this agreement shall terminate as tu such presiucts but shall remain effective for all other purposes. | 4. Deliveries hereunder shall be made to Buyer's service station at 6. This agreement shall commence as of the day of 19, and shall continve for @ perind of one year thereafter, provided, however, that Seller may terminate the same at any time by « five (6) days’ notice in writing directed to Buyer he a prices herein ided, Buyer shall pay Seller any and all tas, increase in taxes of new taxes not incladed in the prices herein specified, on the pre s covered by thie agreement and of the production, manufacture, Buyer shall pay Seller cash on delivery for all products deliver] hereunder, unless otherwise mutually agreed uper time to time, No allowance of credit shall prevent Seller from returning at any time at Seller's election to a cash . A. Failure of refusal of Buyer to comply with the terms of this agreement or to promptly make yment when due om all products deliwered hereunder whall entitle Selier to suspend deliveries until any breach ances or payment is made, of to forthwith terminate this agreement 9 Im the event that performance on the part of Seller of any or all of the terms of this agreement is prevented or mn” im part, of in the event that the cost of such performance by Seller is abnormally increased, by reason of acte of God, acts of dems war, « J regulations of restrictions, strikes, labor disturbances, Terma menetersorng floods, carthquak > , inability to obtain supplies or labor, lone or shortage of pro- S . 10 manvfect or transportation facilities and or any other cause or causes beyond Seller's control, performance hereunder be oxcused without any liability whatever on its part. If Buyer purchases Ethy! or treated gasoline hereunder, he shall sell ssid gasoline in accordance with the rules and regulations pres ried ine Margen temera of United States and other Health Officers, and shall pro- cure Corporation. Unless Bu th the terms and provisions of this paragraph, Seller not be obligated to sell or dvteee Baby! or sikek created quocline hereunder = MW. Neither thie agreement nor any of the rights, powers or privileges of Buyer hereunder shall be assignable by Buyer without written consent of Seller. #y Fe savored. the Und Bay mal eres By 6 ae ea de posited, ff mai! o Buyer "4" hereof, or at South Flower Street, Los Angeles, California. In liew of mailing, as aforesnid, personally served upon Buyer. 13. Buyer hereby acknowledged execution hereof without reliance upun any presegi . promises or assurances other than those written herein. to mands and notices may be IN WITNESS WHEREOF the parties have executed this agreement the day and year fret hereinabove written. RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION EN SD Fane 18}- ! an i i aa ia A fu : nay ‘a bag i 4 r bij Hi gin ipa iy | i ltle aipiank 3 ily. il Ht yap fi sal ne eee | vigepimata Bal He Teil aa ee i s 344343 3 15 OH j ni ey | ett a fxd sittetay | cTpabs othe BH He ae ee Ee «i sia aecteetod a} 3 sna aaa DDE ER ITNT weeer "1h of soch ba i i i zt i if meee’ oD comnts Sesune Gy putin tones eo Gate extgeae Buyer's service station described in paragraph 5 agreement icrminates as of the date of and delivery of petroleum products to This sale IN WITNESS WHEREOF, the parties have executed this agreement the day and year first hereinabove written. “ covernag RICHFIELD OIL CORPORATION a Buyer eee rtrrestreeae a2 2329 591 188 2% | oo} | array So RTE LT PS PRED TO TT. lf repescrvce: TRON De 278 Government Exhibit 5-H Rev. 12-15-50 SCHEDULE "A" (For attachment to Sales Contract, Form 337, 398, & 783) The following schedule of prices is that prevailing on Richfield's designated resale prices as of the date of Tile "ahetle UF atthe — point of delivery specified in paragraph l or 5 of the foregoing Sales Contract, are as follows: Richfield Ethyl Gascline ¢# per gallon Richfield Hi-Octane Gasoline —___* Per gallon Richfield does not direct resale prices on lubricating oils and greases. Richfield’ posted prices, exclusive of all taxes, to service station dealers on lubricating oils and greases as of the date of this Schedule "A" f.0.b. Los Angeles, Calif., are those set forth in the table below. To arrive at prices f.0.b. add Richfield's established differentials between said point and los Angeles, Cali. prevailing at time of delivery. As of date hereof said differentials are L per gallon on lubricating oils and ¢ per pound on grease. DELIVERED we PER GALLOW Tax Case 24 5 Gal. 1 Cal. AUTOMOTIVE OILS Glass Bulk 1/Qt Cans Litho, «= Can RYCHFYELD PENNCYLVA‘‘IA "PREY IUM" ; MOTOR OIL SAE 10-"-6O INOL. (T) 315 1,00 - - RICHLUBE "PREMIUM" OTOR OIL SAE 10-W-60 INCL. (T) -675 86 = = RICHLUBE HEAVY DUTY MOTOR OIL SAE 10-9-40 INCL. (7) - .9 - - RICHFIELD AUT'MATIC TRANS'ISSION FLUID 7) - 37 - ° WLISLLEE MOTOR OIL SAE 10-60 IICL. (7) - = - RICkKr IFLD CYL-LIBE (7) - - 825 - KLENZLUBE FLUSHING OIL (T) 28 - 2 - RICHFIELD PENETRATING OIL (7) 685 - ~825 935 1. Kinimum deliveries of automotive oil - 5 gu)lons. 2. Richfield Pennsylvania "Premiwa" ard Richlute "Premium" and Heavy Duty Motor Gils in cans must be sola in fuli case Lots. LELIVERE) PRICE PER POUND a Rtolc, ‘eoiotereee Litnc. Packages Ful 40o# LOO Litho 374 Case Cas % Tax L.1.3'S Creese Grease 354 Litho 6/104 2,” ty | Clace Only __ trw__ Deve Pail Cane Cane Cas FIcTRTELD GEAR OIL SAE 80 ie, > - = ~ a -. s RICHFIELD GEAR IL SAE 90, 140, 250 (%) aa ~ 2s - lh e..8 RICHFIELD PENNSYLVANIA TRANS- ? GEAR OIL SAE 90, 11,0 (7) 12 Wee - 135 - - ‘ RICHFIELD CHASSIS LUPRICANT #0, #1 (NT) - 1275 .1375 «.1u25——=C- 01575 - RICHFIZLD CHASSIS LUSRICA'T : #3 (NT) - +13 lk o1k5 - 16 - RICHFIELD ROCOLUBE G2EASE ¥, 2,3 (NT) -1775 +.1875 .1925 - 22075 - (tT) ~ Product is subject to Federal Lubricating Oil Tax. (NT)- No Federal Tax 50-264 592 279 Government Exhibit 5-1 AGREEMENT OF AMEN J£1iT It is agrecd that effective as of the date of execution hereof thut certain Sales Contract, Form 337, dated » executed by and between the , pties hereto (or their predecessors in Tnterest) covering the purchase and sale of certain specified petrcleum products, to be delivered to Buyer's service station at , during the term comuencing id ending Is hereby amended as follows: A. The first paragraph of paragraph numbered "1" thereof is hereby deleted end the following paragraph substituted therefor: "1. Seller agrees to sell and deliver to Buyer and Buyer acrees to pur- chase from Seller, as ordered by Suyer Juri: the term nereot, the rollow- ing petroleum products in calendar monthly quantities not rreeter tian the saximun nor loss than the minimum amounts hereinbelow specifieu ror the respective products, For fractional monthly periods said ascw ts will be fuly prorated. intima Hextun TASOLIN cals. _ abs LUBRICaT S115 STES “alse fabee SREAS ZS lbs. les. ° The above quantities represent those tu be purchased itd gold w.ier normal business conditio:.s and in the event, because of climitic or other conditions Buyer's sales are abnormally less turin® certgin ronths of the year, the aforesaid quantities will be proporti-.ately reduced for giid months based upon previous business exserience of Buyer's station or of business generally in tie vicinity in tne event Buyer's sit ien has had no previous business expriernce." and Y RB. The language -- "suoject, however, to teroinavion by Seller at avy time turing vhe tern hereof oy means cf @ five (ey notice in writing to Buyer." anpeering in paregra;h numbered "2" tiereor is herevy deleted a3 the folloxing li nguage substituted therefor: “subject, nowever to terriuetion oy either perty hereto at any tine during the term hereof by means of & thirty day iotice in wriving to the other party." day of » Be» ————— -.CHELELD OLL COPPU-n710.. EXECUTED tiiis Seller Buyer 593-618 280 Government Exhibit 7 | ! ! ' l t a | a | sais ‘| qwuaios | sat Od | SHIVS | TWUNaLOd | | s7ivs WLLNGLOd SYVTIOd AYOSSIDOV SLINN DN 1d WVds i SLIND AWALLVE | SLINN SYLL | STvL0L | j | samwosszoov | xuvas |awasiva| savosu | sae. | sain | ON 39!0ANt Ssauaov aWYN | ‘ON NOLLVIS 4O HLNOW NOILYDOT1 GWYN S.YOLNEILSIG LYOdaa ATHLNOW S.AYOLNERILSIC “VW “dL GTaIAHON {fol. 620] GoveRNMENT’s Exursir 8 Los Angeles, February 19th, 7. Mr. G. R. Miller. I am returning herewith next statements prepared by you at my request covering Division comparisons and Assistant Manager territorial comparisons, by agencies, on our TBA sales position for 1946. It is evident that some Assistant Managers are doing a fairly good job; others are doing no job at all and tha fact is indisputable that at least 50% of our bulk plants—either salaried or commissioned—are capable of doubling the TBA sales produced in 1946 without any nervous strain, increased blood pressure, or much extra effort, because the outlets are available, the merchandise will be more plenti- ful, the demand has never been greater, and all we have to do is to bestir ourselves and supply it. Our TBA activity in 1946 yielded a profit to Richfield of $471,000, an increase of 43.5% over the profit for 1945. This means that every month that went over our heads each controlled L. O. unit produced an average Per Umit, Per Month, of better than $35.00 which, reduced to terms of resale gallons, means 1/3 cent per controlled resale gal- lon added profit to the corporation through our TBA activity. Here we are embarking on a program involving many millions of dollars for the purchase and development of new resale outlets, all of which will be engaged in TBA activities and greater merchandising activity than ever before in the history of the industry. I do not know when we can begin building new units but I do know we have an enormous potential field already in existence by arousing new and added interest through the outlets we already have. Some territories seem to be getting along pretty well because the warehouses are stocked with TBA mer- chandise and the commission agents are enthused on the earnings possibilities of the TBA activity. And in several cases I have talked with the commission agents who have told me the TBA net income is as great as their earned com- mission on the sale of petroleum products. The fact is 16—395 ali Ere PONE SE CELL EOI, NTE IM TT TI indusputable that when we earn a dollar the commission agent earns two dollars or more and the dealer earns three to four dollars, so there is general benefit straight down the line and greater income to all of us if greater activity in TBA can be developed. Some of the worst points indicated on the attached statements are some of the points where we control the majority of gasoline business and there must be some rea- son why certain agents will take up the TBA program [fol. 621] and go to town with it and others treat it with complete indifference and make no progress whatsoever. This is what I would like to have done, on a predeter- mined schedule to be handled by Mr. Tanner with the forces in the Division: I would like Mr. Tanner to proceed to the Southern Division and develop through Mr. Burgner (leaving Mr. Burgner entirely out of the actual visit to the dealer), Mr. Tanner to be accompanied by the Zone Merchandiser on a trip to at least four or five low produc- tion points in each Assistant Manager’s territory and then, based on whatever facts Mr. Tanner develops each week, furnish a report to me (with copy to the Division Manager, the Assistant Manager in charge of merchandising in the Division) revealing exactly what is wrong with our TBA activity at each individual point. If it is a commission agent who takes no interest in TBA, then we need a new com- mission agent. If it is a dealer who refuses to interest himself in this profitable endeavor, then it’s a new dealer. If it is a Zone Merchandiser who is a traveling territorial tourist and whose general record is bad, then it’s a new Zone Merchandiser. If it is an assistant Manager in charge of merchandising who never visits his territory with his men, then we will do something about that. But what I am anxious to develop is—— What is wrong with the setup at the points where we accomplish nothing with our TBA activity? When Mr. Tanner has completed one Assistant Manager’s territory, he can then take up another and so on, complet- ing one entire Division and then proceeding to another Division, finally covering our entire territory, getting a cross 283 section of five ér six agencies in each Assistant Manager’s territory. The purpose of this showdown is to develop the reasons why—— Some territories lag in TBA performance and others do not, Some commission agents are steamed up and highly in- terested in TBA and others are not, Some operating Assistant Managers are behind the issue and others are not, » On my trips in the Divisions I hear of the Assistant Manager in charge of merchandising in the territory and in another territory we would never know we had an Assistant Manager in charge of merchandis- ing, One man gets out and the other man stays home, Whether we lack manpower to do the job or whether we have a duplication of effort, stumbling all over themselves. {fol. 622] The proposition is inescapable that in the early future tires, tubes, batteries, and all forms of accessories will be available in great plenty. We will not face a . ‘‘seller’s market’’ but will build 400 or 500 new service stations all of which will handle these commodities, and unless we clean out the organization that is not TBA minded and get the organization to handling and talking TBA products we will never do a successful job in the ‘“‘buyer’s market’’ which is ahead of us. Before Mr. Tanner starts in the Divisions I would like to discuss this program with you and Mr. Tanner verbally. W. T. Dinkins. W'l'v/r Encls ec: Mr. A. C. Carr Mr. H. T. Hutchinson Mr. E. Kirby Mr. W. G. King, Jr. Mr. @. B. Tanner EAS Se a a Ra, dS 284 {fol. 623] GoveRNMENT’s Exursir 9 General Office June 16, 8. E. Kirby C. B. Bradford W. G. King, Jr. Subject: Split Pump Accounts and Split Pump Price Postings Effective at once, please arrange to discontinue all split pump resale accounts in your entire Divisions, and at the same time, please withdraw all split pump price postings. It will be 100% Richfield or we will withdraw from such accounts, if we have any left, that are now on a split pump basis. Will you please immediately acknowledge this, and as soon as you have made a convas of your situation and have conformed to the new policy, advise me again, assur- ing me that we are on a 100% basis? W. T. Dinkins. AGM:AR ec: W. T. Autrey (J. N. B.) E. C. Winder [fol. 624] GovERNMENT’s Exuisit 9-A Seattle Branch, October 2, 1940 Mr. S. L. Nicholson Subject: Kenneth Kohl, 1203 South Alaskan Way Our sales contract with subject account expires on Feb- ruary 6, 1941. When we were in the account on a split pump basis, he averaged 13,500 gallons per month. Since we took the account over on a 100% basis on February 7th, we have averaged well above 40,000 gallons per month. In August the gallonage was 47,726. When we were in the account on a split pump basis our motor oil volume averaged 7 gallons per month. Since we have been ix on a 100% basis we have averaged over 55 gallons per month, all of which is still only a drop in the bucket compared to the account’s total motor oil volume. As you know, Mr. Kohl is very much interested in hav- ing certain modernization work done. His chief interest is in removing the large concrete block which lies between two of his super buildings behind the service station, and finishing that portion of the premises off into another lubrication unit. If we are noi wiliing to handie this par- ticular part of the modernization program immediately Kohl wants us to let him know as he plans to do the work himself. There are other alterations which are very much needed, i.e., the yard should be hard-surfaced, the extended canopy, or front section of the canopy, should be remodelled to tie in more closely with the architectural lines of the service station building. A toilet and rest room should be in- stalled. I have made quite a thorough investigation of the cost which will be involved in handling all of this work and I am itemizing it below: Removal of the concrete block... _$ 160.00 Installation of back wall, roof and doors for new lubrication room. 400.00 ewe 215.00 Hoist installation, plumbing ‘fixtures, plumbing for rest room. ___. 275.00 Lubrication display panelling and cabi- en Pe AE ee 165.00 #3 Lubrication Unit _ SLA heer A 143.78 Paving (Black Top) - ssitialee 300.00 [fol. 625] Paving (Concrete) _ Ae 250.00 Installation of Front Marquee......._-__- 170.00 SINNED? Scvscisciiphacnssescmestniciideeiconsecboccsc | SEE In consideration for our doing the above work, Mr. Kohl is willing to sign a five year sales contract and, in addi- tion, he is willing to handle our products exclusively in the new lubrication room and he is willing to eliminate all com- ~ 286 petitive canned oils from the station entirely with the ex- ception of Pennzoil. Mr. Kohl owns all the buildings and equipment at this location and he leases the ground from A. M. Castle & Com- ° pany for a rental of $100 per month. His lease is subject to cancellation on December 31st of any year. Kohl is willing to assume the risk of cancellation of the basic lease by guaranteeing to reimburse us on a 3 year pro-rata basis in the event of such cancellation. This is by far our best account in the city of Seattle and it is not only desirable from the standpoint of volume but also from the standpoint of cost of deliveries since Mr. Kohl is very cooperative in letting us handle all deliveries at our convenience and in taking truck retains, etc. We have never been able to meet competitive prices on bulk oils or else we would have been selling much more oil to this account. However if we make the expenditure which is proposed above it will not only mean the assurance of substantial gasoline volume but will also mean that we will have a very good motor oil and grease account. As I have indicated above, Kohl is going ahead on his own hook with the removal of the concrete block and the installation of the lubrication unit if we do not give him our decision immediately. If he does this work it means that we will not get any more oil and grease volume than we are now getting and our subsequent negotiations for renewal will be made more difficult because of my statement to Kohl a number of months ago that we wanted to make some im- provements for him. F. B. Wilson—Branch Manager. FBW :h [fol. 626] GoveRNMENT’s Exuisir 10 Richfield Oil Corporation Marketing Department—Southern Division 155 West Washington Blvd. Los Angeles, May 7, 1941. To All Branch Managers, Salaried Agents, Commission Agents, Territory weteamaen and Merchandisers, South- ern Division Subject: Form 542, Revised 3-41 (24 Hour Cancellation Privilege) Rewriting Existing Deals Service Station Lease, Form 542, was recently revised to provide for a 24-hour termination privilege at any time rather than the former 6-month termination privilege. The Schedule ‘‘A’’ form, for use in connection with Form 542, has also been completely revised to simplify and expedite the preparation of this latter form. ~ ‘*Form 542 Instructions’’ In a number of instances the new 24-hour Form 542, Sub- lease, has already been negotiated. However, it is now the desire of the management that wherever possible existing 6-month Form 542 agreements be replaced with the new 24- hour forms. At the same time the new Schedule ‘‘ A’’ forms are likewise to be used. To accomplish this changeover, each of you should start trying to sign up the sublessees at L. O. stations on the new 542 forms and new Schedule ‘‘A”’ forms approximately 60 days prior to the nearest optional termination date. (For example, if an existing old type Form 542 is terminable as of any January 15th or any July 15th you will begin your efforts to sign up the sub- lessee on the new 24-hour form not later than May 15th.) Important If you are not successful in securing the signature of ‘ any sublessee on the new form by at least 45 days prior to the nearest optional termination date, you should imme- diately so notify this office in order that we may supply you with a Notice of Termination to be served on the sublessee not less than 30 days prior to the nearest optional termi- nation date. As the optional termination dates vary from station to station, this changeover will take approximately six months. This office is preparing and will have in the hands of the respective Agencies and Branches as quickly as possible a (fol. 627] complete list of the various L. O. stations still operating on the 6-months cancellation basis type of Form 542 and as soon as received, each of you should immedi- ately proceed in accordance with the foregoing. Likewise it is important that you maintain a very close follow-up system to make certain that none of the nearest optional termination dates pass by without the changeover taking place. Consideration will be given to not making the changeover in those few instances where the changeover might violate the spirit of some old understanding and possibly result in the loss of a good sublessee or in the loss of business. If any cases develop which would fit in this category you should so advise this office immediately through the medium of an individual letter setting forth the reasons why the changeover should not be made to the new revised Form 542. One more point to be brought out, however, is the fact that the new Form 542 is to be submitted in triplicate and each of the Schedule ‘‘A’’ forms in quadruplicate. ‘*Instructions On’’ ‘*Form 542-A, 542-B, 542-C, and 542-D”’ The new Schedule ‘‘A’’ forms, (which are in addition to Form 542-A) have been assigned Form Nos. 542-B, 542-C and 542-D, and when used will constitute a portion of or the entire Schedule ‘‘A’’. A specimen set of new Sched- ule ‘‘A’’ forms, covering a theoretical situation, has been prepared and is attached for your information and guid- ance. These forms are more or less self-explanatory, and a study of the specianens will furnish a comprehensive pic- ture concerning the ae and purposes thercof, and the manner in which they are to be prepared. For further clarification, however, we are setting forth the following additional remarks: (a) When preparing these forms it is well to keep in (b) mind that, legally, the contents of the Schedule ‘*A’’ are as much a part of the Service Station Lease itself as is any clause printed therein. In this respect, it is important that these forms be prepared without deletions or alterations and that, if such irregularities occur, it will be required that they be initialed by both parties to the Lease. To avoid these irregularities you will note that we have provided a footnote to the forms which obviates the necessity of deleting by ruling out, any printed equipment description not used or, requiring that the word ‘‘None”’’ be inserted in the ‘‘Quantity’’ column, Also, for the same pur- pose, we have provided blank lines for the reflect- ing of equipment descriptions which are not printed un the forms and have placed these blank lines in positions permitting inserted additions without distorting the order arrangement planned. As many additions may be made to the forms as [fol. 628] desired as this practice does not consti- tute an irregulari:y and does not affect the legality of the document. No change has been made in respect to the show ing of the legal description of the property in- volved but you will note that we have provided for the recording of the street, town and state address of the unit. This information will be of considerable value as the location identification is required on numerous records maintained in Divi- sion Offices. In respect to this feature it is in- tended that street and number be used in all in- stances where possible, using only such addresses as, 8th and Broadway, S. E. Corner Main and ‘‘N’’ Streets, Highway 101 and Magnolia, where no street numbers exist. (c) One line may be used for two or more articles of Mere: equipment only in cases where the articles carry RRP Ti me ’ wer Le EPPO MEL. OEY PARIS IS” LEM Re NYO AL TT HUONG ee ee ee (d) (e) (f) an identical description as to ‘‘Make and Model’’ and ‘‘Type or Size’’ and where ownership is the same for all. In all other instances separate lines will be required. In preparing the attached spec- imen we have endeavored to stress this particular feature. In those cases where a suitable printed descrip- tion cannot be found on the form, or if there is any doubt as to the propriety of using any of the printed captions, it is preferable that a blank line be used for entering the description of the item in question or that, if the items in question are numerous, a blank schedule form (542-A) be used. In cases such as these every effort should be made to add the items to the proper section of the form and thjs may be accomplished by determining the section which contains items of the same nature as the item in question. In this respect, we wish to point out that, with the exception of water coolers and floor safes, no other type of equipment than that printed may be inserted in the section headed ‘‘ Retailing Equipment”’. On our specimen for Form 542-A it would not ve practical to indicate all items which are to be in- cluded thereon, however, this form will be pro- vided for future use in conjunction with the new forms to fulfill the requirements of service station deals, not frequently encountered, which involve cafes, barbecue stands and other facilities com- pletely foreign to service station operations; also, for equipment units consisting of a number of component parts requiring listing but not provided for by printed captions on Form 542-C or 542-D. The signature of the Lessee should be placed on the last page of the Schedule ‘‘A’’ immediately following the last item listed. The dates to be shown will be the effective date of the Service Station Lease and the date the Schedule ‘‘A’”’ is signed. See page four of attached specimen re- garding this particular feature. NOD CE A BR MOD — [fol. 629] (g) It will be noted that page numbers have not been printed on any of the foar forms. This is attributable to the fact that it cannot be defi- nitely determined which or how many of the forms will be involved in the preparation of a complete Schedule ‘‘A’’. For example, it is anticipated that the usual service station deal will involve the use of Form 542-B, C and D. If such is the ease, these forms will complete Schedule ‘‘A’’ in the order mentioned and the sheets will be typed ‘‘Page one of three’’, ‘‘Page two of three’’ and ‘*Page three of three’’. In the event only sheets 542-B and D are required, they will be typed ‘‘Page one of two’’, and ‘‘Page two of two’’. Where all four forms are involved the pages will be typed ‘‘ Page one of four’’, ‘‘ Page two of four’’, ‘*Page three of four’’ and ‘‘Page four of four’’, for Forms 542-B, C, D and A, respectively. (h) Forms 542, Service Station Lease, will be typed to provide original and two copies and its Schedule ‘*A”’ will be prepared in original and three copies. The foregoing instructions, augmented by the attached specimen schedule, cover the preparation of Schedule ‘‘A’’ to the Service Station Lease. Once this feature has heen satisfactorily accomplished it is important that records be properly maintained which will permit undisputed set- tlements with outgoing operators, the accurate rewriting of new leases and schedules and the consummation of quit claims or renewals which may be involved in the case of locations being leased from others. In respect to this mat- ter, all additions and removals of equipment at service sta- tions must be properly and promptly reported. In the case of additions represented by shipments direct from the vendor to point of installation, it will be required that the receiving record copy of the Purchase Order be signed by the Branch Manager or Commission Agent. Other types of additions and all removals are effected either by the Branch Manager or Commission Agent or the C. & M. Department. In either case, such changes will be reported a nentmtens RE ARI through the use of Form 90, Equipment and Materials Transfer and Receipt, and the original thereof, together with the pink (receipt) copy, except in cases where the latter is tendered, the Lessee for receipt covering removal, will be dispatched to the Division Accounting Department. In the case of changes made by the C. & M. Department, the duplicate (tissue) copy of the form will be forwarded to the Branch Manager or Commission Agent of the terri- tory in which the service station is situated. It will be noted that the procedure as outlined in the preceding paragraph provides for notification in one form or another to the Branch Manager or Commission Agent of all changes made in facilities at service stations under his jurisdiction. This provision is made for the purpose of having a Form 836, Change of Equipment (amendment to service station lease and schedule), properly prepared and executed. This form will be prepared and distributed in the manner prescribed for Schedule ‘‘A’’ to the Service Station Lease. [fol. 630) Important Where we approve the continuance of a service station lease, Form 542, on the 6-months termination basis, it still is desired that you convert the Schedule of any such 542 to the new Schedule ‘‘A’’ forms. In the few instances of this particular nature, and only in such instances, the fol- lowing phraseology should appear at the conclusion of the last page of the new Schedule: ‘*This Schedule ‘‘A’’ is to be attached to and made a part of that certain Service Station Lease, Form 542, made and entered into this - day of . .» 19 by and between Richfield Oil Corporation, as Lessor Re miendaian ae , as Lessee, with the express intent and purpose that as of the - day of , 19.__ it will replace, supersede and supplant the Schedule ‘‘A’’ which has heretofore been attached to and made a part of said Service Station Lease, Form 542, and to the same effect as if this Schedule ‘‘A’’ had been the original Schedule ‘‘A”’ 293 attached to and made a part of said Service Station Lease, Form 542.’’ Below such phraseology should be provided a space for the signature of the Sublessee, a space for the date of execution of the schedule, and a space for execution by Richfield as.follows: ‘*Richfield Oil Corporation, By —— ——’’ As indicated, this phraseology is to appear only on new Schedule ‘‘A’’ forms which are not executed concurrently with a new Service Station Lease, Form 542. This is to remind you the rewriting of all these docu- ments will present an unusually heavy volume of routine handling in the Division Office until this entire task is completed, therefore, you are urged to do your part of this job properly by submitting all papers prepared correctly signed and initialed where necessary. Careful handling in the “eld will preclude documents being returned for cor- rection and obviate delayed papers, a problem which must be eliminated entirely. W. G. King, Jr. Serial Letter No. 81. {fol. 631] Instructions Concerning Designation of Com- pany-Owned and Lessor-Owned Equipment on Forms 542-A, B, C and D It is possible in some instances that our Branches and Agencies will not be in a position to know definitely whether service station equipment is company-owned or lessor- owned and therefore be unable to properly insert the re- quired syvabols to indicate ownership on the new subject forms. Where this conditions prevails, and where it involves the initial preparation of these new forms, our field offices are hereby instructed to omit the symbols referred to, sub- mitting these documents to the Division Office by leaving the column provided for ownership designation blank. This information will then be inserted on all copies when re- 294 ceived by our Accounting Department, and with the return of the quadruplicate copy to the bulk plant or agency office, this information will then be on record in their office and they will be in a position to furnish the symbol on all sub- sequent schedules. Since this feature does not affect or concern our Lessee, the omission thereof on his copy will in no way impair the legality of the document. W. G. 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Lessee—John R. Sawyers Lease Effective April 1, 1941 Date Signed: 301 (fol. 636] Government’s Exutsir 10-A Pasadena, July 31st, 41. Mr. F. F. Little Subject: Service Station #595, 4 Huntington Drive, Alham- bra, California, Harlan G. Mills, Sublessee With reference to page two of Serial Letter No. 81, dated May 7th, 1941, regarding the change over of 542 subleases, we wish to call your attention to the circumstances sur- rounding our sublease with the above dealer and request that his present 542 be allowed to remain in effect. Mr. Mills is an exceptional dealer and we wish to do nothing to rupture the good relations we have always had with him and in presenting the new type 542 for his signa- ture we are very much afraid he will take offense. His present 542 calls for payment of gallonage rent on the basis of his sales taken from the meter readings of his gasoline pumps on the close of business on the last day of each month instead of on sales as is the custom on all other L. O. stations. His purchases of gasoline are made in truck and trailer quantities on which a discount of je is allowed in addition to temperature correction. May we have your approval at once so that we can submit the new Schedule before September Ist, 1941. . B. J. Shaffer. BJS-L 302 {fol. 637] Government’s Exureir 10-B Inter-Office Communication Location Los Angeles August 11, 1941. In Reply, Refer to File No. _.... To Mr. B. J. Shaffer Dept. Pasadena Subject: Service Station #595, #4 Huntington Drive, Alhambra, California In reply to your letter of July 31st, this is to inform you that the management does not approve the continuance of the six month basis in so far as Station #595 is concerned. It is felt that after this long period of time Mr. Mills should have sufficient confidence in the company to sign the new 24-hour type paper. Mills’ separate letter ‘agreement of “%e per gallon on truck and trailer deliveries will, of course, continue in effect, and it will be permissible for you to alter the new Form 542 in the same manner as the old one so as to pro- vide for the computation of subrentals on the basis of sales from the station rather than deliveries thereto. Please be governed accordingly and submit the new agreement at your earliest convenience. F. F. Little. FFL :hp ra 8/13/41. Mr. Mills will be signed as soon as possible. In* any event before the next cancellation period of 2/28/42. B. J. Shaffer. ¢ —_— 303 [fol. 638] GovernMerT’s Exursit 10-C e Pasadena Branch, October 27, 41. F. F. Little Sales Subject : SS#595, #4 Huntington Dr., Alhambra, California, Harlan G. Mills, Lessee Subject account has been asked to sign a new 542 with the 24 hr. cancellation, but he is reluctant to do so, as he states that he should get special consideration due to cir- cumstances surrounding the account. When we took it over 5 years ago, it was thru Mr. Mills efforts that we acquired the account as a LO deal. He was responsible for selling the property owner on our deal. He states also he has such an investment in equipment, such as lighting plant, and special tune-up equipment, and also around $1500.00 in personal charge acets., that is would be impos- sible for him to move out in 24 hrs. notice. Mr. Mills asls us to change the contract to at least a 60 day notice as this would give him chance to make other arrangements in case of cancellation. B. J. Shaffer. BJS/rv [fol. 639] GovernmeNtT’s Exuisit 10-D Inter-Office Commuajcation Location Los Angeles November 4, 1941. In Reply, Refer to File No. To Mr. B. J. Shaffer Dept. Pasadena Subject: Service Station No. 595, 4 Huntington Drive, Alhambra, California The proposal contained in your letter of October 27th has again been presented to the Management and again —_— SHRED EIEEORENRENNNEED SCREEN eRe 304 resulted in a rejection. We will have no choice but to convert Mr. Mills to the 24-hour basis. Surely if the mat- ter is properly explained to him the conversion can be effected without difficulty. This will in no way affect his agreement covering Truck and Trailer Allowance and we have previously informed you that you may make the same alterations in the new form as appeared in the original one. Please get behind this matter personally and bring about the conversion on the earliest possible date. F. F. Little. FFL :cag 11/5/41. Regardless Mr. Mills doesn’t want to sign. He would like to talk it over with Mr. Little at his convenience. B. J. Shaffer. ———_ [ fol. 640] GoverNMENT’s Exutsir 10-E Inter-Office Communication Location Los Angeles, California November 10, 1941. In Reply, Refer to File No. To Mr. B. J. Shaffer Dept. Pasadena Subject: Service Station No. 595, 4 Huntington Drive, Alhambra, California, Harlan Mills Reference is made to our letter of November 4 and to your reply of November 5, both of which had reference to the refusal of this account to be converted from the six month basis to the 24 hour basis. The management does not choose to make an exception in this instance and as you have been unsuccessful so far, we suggest that you hold this letter in your office and bring it to my attention the next time I call there. F. F. Little. FFL :bm Pi TY OP IY PT. 305 [fol. 641] GoveRNMENT’s Exuisirt 11 Termination Agreement This Agreement, executed this SN Ol ccesiniencnaneds , eee , by and between Richfield Oil Corporation, herein- after called ‘‘First Party,’’ and a. a ey ites 8a ASA , hereinafter called ‘‘Second Party’’ (whether one or more), Witnesseth : That for and in consideration of the mutual covenants and agreements of the parties hereto, hereinafter set forth, the parties hereto agree that the agreements hereinbelow described shall be and the same are hereby terminated as of the close of business on the __... day of —..___. ~ = Second Party hereby accepts from First Party, as of the date of termination herein set forth, surrender of all prop- erty, if any, leased or licensed to First Party under any of the aforesaid agreements and releases and discharges First Party and the predecessors in interest of First Party from any and all claims, liabilities, obligations and/or causes of action arising out of or in connection with said agreements and/or the performance or non-performance of any of the terms, provisions or covenants therein contained. In Witness Whereof, the parties hereto have executed this agreement the day and year first hereinabove written. Richfield Oil Corporation, By ——, First Party, ) , Second Party. [fol. 642] GovERNMENT’s Exuisit 12 4/10/44. Reported Verbally to H. T. H. E. J. Bradford Please give me a report on why Walt Edgar has only bought 10 tires this year from Goodyear when his sales must have been at least 75. Goodyear have 7000 tires on hand so lack of stock is no excuse. Inasmuch as OPA only —_ SUPT erro e eQIEy a ee 306 requires Edgar to hold old tires 30 days after sale and he has dozens and dozens on hand his sales were probably in excess of 75. H. H. 4/4 [fol. 643] GoveRNMENT’s Exuisir 13 Richfield Oil Corporation Northern Division, 217 Pine Street Seattle, Washington, May 2, 1944. Walter Edgar 2304 W. Burnside Street Portland, Oregon Dear Sir: Richfield Oil Corporation, as ‘*Lessor’’, and you as “‘Lessee’’, have made and entered into a Service Station Lease dated the 17th day of March, 1942, by the terms of which there was leased certain real property situated in the City of Portland, County of Multnomah, State of Ore- gon, described in the Schedule ‘A’ of said Service Station Lease as follows: “‘The property hereunder leased is that certain real property used for service station purposes upon which the buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities here- inafter described in this Schedule ‘A’ are situated, which real property is located at the southwest corner of W. Burnside Street and Twenty-Third Avenue (otherwise known as 2304 W. Burnside Street) and is more particularly described in the lease referred to in paragraph 11 of this lease.’’ together with all appurtenances thereunto belonging and with all improvements, buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities situated on said real property and particularly described in said Schedule ‘A’. Said Service Station Lease is for the period commenc- ing March 17, 1942, and continuing until terminated by either party by means of a written notice of election to 0 307 terminate served on the other party at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the effective date of termination speci- fied in such notice. Richfield Oil Corporation hereby notifies you that it elects to terminate said Service Station Lease effective on the 3rd day of May, 1944, at the hour of 7:00 P. M., and hereby demands that at such time upon such date you sur- render to the agent of Richfield Oil Corporation requesting such surrender the real property, improvements, buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities leased by said Service Station Lease. Yours very truly, Richfield Oil Corporation, By , For the Division Manager. ‘*Received and Accepted.’’ I have read the above, W. F. Edgar. [fols. 644-650] Government’s Exutnir 16 David Weil. Mr. Dinkins has approved. Please draw necessary Bill of Sale. Brower. Linuton, March 28, 5. Mr. W. T. Dinkins Home Office Subject : SS-831-A, 21st & Broadway, Portland, Oregon We purchased the subject location in 1941. The service station buildings and the super buildings together with all equipment are owned by the dealer, Frank Harding. We now propose to purchase the service station and super build- ings from Mr. Harding and he has finally agreed to sell them to us for the sum of $100.00. We are now and have been since Pearl Harbor in the position of being at Harding’s mercy for the reason that if any misunderstanding or difficulty should occur between us, he could remove the service station buildings and super buildings and we could not replace them at this time and we would be sitting with a fine location but unable to operate it. Because our purchasing these improvements will protect 308 us against any eventuality and because we are able to buy them for such a nominal figure, it is our recommendation that the purchase be consummated as soon as possible. Following is a description of the improvements so that if you concur with our recommendation the necessary Bill of Sale and papers can be prepared to handle the trans- action: 1—SS Building consisting of office and restroom, 15’x20’ 1—SS Canopy, 15’x22’ 1—SS Greasing Canopy over pits, 28’x30’ 1—Storage room and shop, 20’x38’ with 10’x38’ canopy E. Kirby. HTH:FS (Here follow 2 Photolithographs, side folios 651-657, 658) pees —=—==- _— a on oan mas ett ages oR | IS See SOSA 651-657 : | occa ” : $° Uezz % | ; 2.) €56T~—CiCRSKT:OCTSET: COST AoueBy xTNgG Teel *ON UOTYIEVS VOTAIES VIdvouy "vO aaTI aay SvEOL Pg | “REYNOTIVG HO L¥'S SLAMS Government Exhibit 17E Government Exhibit 18E 5S0sh ee ws 7 oe oth : ; Se €S6t eS6TS6LCC«‘i KS RCC(‘«é‘«éizaSCOC*«éiMGTSC*‘«UM@é tt Anue’y xTng FL20L °°! VTIEIS stars Vinvoay “MIATIVa GiV SVEOL SVT TEINS °A “Cd “SOVNOTIVO HO LY’S SOlAWaS WOE ALLIEN MET D FORME 309 [fol. 659] GoverRNMENT’s Exuisit 20-A Seattle, Washington, October 7, 1947. Mr. K. Kirby Subject: R. J. De Longe, Operator SS #819-D, Olympia, Washington In line with our conversation I am listing events leading up to the present situation at Service Station 819-D, Olym- pia, Washington: 1. R. J. DeLonge was installed as operator at this service station on November Ist, 1946 and during the period of time that he was operating this station he did an outstand- ing job in gallonage through this unit. Yet approximately 4 weeks ago he contacted our Agent Orville Kisor at Olympia, and requested permission to sell his inventory of stock and equipment. 2. R. J. DeLong advertised the stock and equipment at this station for sale and had several parties interested in purchasing, but apparently was unable to reach an agree- ment with any of his prospective purchasers. 3. Stan Winters, manager for the operator of the GP unit in Seattle at 6th and Olive was interested in this service station, but did not desire to purchase that portion of the inventory which pertained to motor parts and motor repair equipment. Mr. Winters was known to Orville Kisor in the past, but was contacted by our Merchandiser J. E. Knudson when he was advised that DeLonge wished to sell his inventory at this unit. 4. Merchandiser Knudson and Salesman Densmore brought Operator DeLonge and Winters together, Monday, September 22nd, 1947 to reach an agreement and sale so that Winters could be checked into this service station as operator. 5. On this date (September 22, 1947) Will Derig, Olympia Attorney, representing DeLong picked up from our repre- sentatives the 306 Mutual Termination Agreement unsigned by DeLonge. When this Attorney left the station he took these forms with him, and according to information devel- oped later left the city of Olympia for 2 days with these forms still in his possession (unsigned). 310 6. Merchandiser Knudson and Salesman Densmore con- tinued to supervise the transfer and sale of stock and equipment at this unit, and apparently an agreement was reached by both DeLonge and Winters wherein Winters would purchase that stock and equipment that pertained to the operation of the service station and that DeLonge would remove from the station stock and equipment that pertained to mechanical repair. [fol. 660] 7. Although the Mutual Termination Agree- ment was not signed a new 542 Agreement was made by our company representative, and signed by Winters to be effective at the beginning of business September 23, 1947. 8. Delzonige left the service station at 8 o’clock the morn- ing of September 23rd, 1947 and turned over to Winters inventory of stock and equipment remaining in the station as he states through the direction of the Richfield Repre- sentatives. No 306 Mutual Termination Agreement was signed by DeLonge. An inventory value was finally reached by both Winters and DeLonge for a value of stock and equipment transferred as of the 23rd of September in the sum of $1,603.16, although Bulk Sales Affidavit listing this amount was not filed until October 3rd, 1947. 9. Winters has been in the possession of this service station since September 23rd, 1947, and at the request of our attorney Mr. Woods signed the letter stating that he understood that the acceptance of any Form 542 Service Station Lease was subject to prior cancellation of any pre- vious Form 542. Original of this letter is attached for your information. 10. On Saturday, October 4th, 1947 Attorney Will Derig stated that they were retained by DeLong to obtain reim- bursement from Richfield Oil Corporation as follows: (a) Value of inventory removed from station $2,047.38. (b) Salary for DeLonge based on $300.00 per month and DeLonge’s helper, Mr. Goodyear at $150.00 per month. This salary reimbursement to cover a period of two weeks for a total of $225.00. This combined with the inventory removed from the station of $2,047.38 adds up to a request of $2,272.38. 311 (c) In addition to this figure they desire damages in the amount of $5,000.00. 11. The Attorneys state their request on the basis— (a) That deLonge was removed from the station by a company representative, who refused to allow DeLonge to continue as operator. (b) That deLonge could not take the unit back because Winters had advertised that he ‘‘had taken over the one stop’’ and so business has passed from DeLonge to Winters. (Ads both newspaper and air). (c) That the inventory removed from the station lost value because it was not in a place of business, and that this inventory should have been a portion of the sale to Winters. (d) That the reduced inventory value made it impossible for DeLonge to pay off his obligations in Olympia, and that because of this he had lost his credit standing, was unable to start again in business in Olympia. {fol.661] 12. On this contact with the Attorneys Brodie, Derig and Parr, I requested that they place the above in- formation in the form of a letter and direct it to your per- sonal attention. This they stated they would do, and this letter should be in your hands the early part of this week. H. C. Buek. HCB:dnp [ fol. 662] GoverRNMENT’s Exuisit 21 Richfield Oil Corporation 155 West Washington Blvd., Los Angeles 15, California July 25, 1947. Mr. Clark F. Wagner 401 Kern Street Taft, California Dear Sir: Richfield Oil Corporation, as ‘‘Lessor,’’ and you, as ‘*Lessee,’’ have made and entered into a Service Station Lease dated the Ist day of January, 1946, by the terms of 312 which there was leased certain real property situated in the City of Taft, County of Kern, State of California, de- scribed in the Schedule ‘‘A’’ of said Service Station Lease as follows: ‘“‘The North 85’ of Lots 29, 30, 31 and 32, Block 9, said property having a frontage of 85’ on Fourth Street and 100’ on Kern Street, in the City of Taft, County of Kern, State of California, more particularly de- scribed as the Southwest corner of 4th and Kern Streets.”’ together with all appurtenances thereunto belonging and with all improvements, buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities situated on said real property and particularly described in said Schedule ‘‘A’’. Said Service Station Lease is for the period commencing January 1, 1946, and continuing until terminated by either party by means of a written notice of election to terminate served on the other party at least twenty-four (24) hours prior to the effective date of termination specified in such notice. Richfield Oil Corporation hereby notifies you that it elects to terminate said lease, effective on the 29th day of July, 1947, at the hour of 12 midnight, and hereby demands that at such time upon such date you surrender to the agent of Richfield Oil Corporation requesting such surrender the real property, improvements, buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities leased by said Service Station Lease. Yours truly, Richfield Oil Corporation, By — — Clune, for Division Manager. 313 (fol. 663] GoveRNMENT’s Exuisit 21-A City of Taft California Office of the City Clerk Telephone 236 August 9, 1947. Richfield Oil Corporation P. O. Box 7927 Del Valle Station Los Angeles 15, California Attention: Mr. J. T. Foster Dear Sir: The Taft City Council has authorized me to convey to you that they consider Mr. Clark Wagner a representative, of the highest caliber. Our letter to you of June 21, was with the thought of your Company providing Mr. Wagner with proper facili- ties for conducting his business and in no way was intended to harm or effect Mr. Wagner or his business. We all have the highest regards for Mr. Wagner and his business methods and we believe this is also the feeling of the entire community. Sincerely, M. L. Eiland. [ fol. 664] GoveRNMENT’s Exuisit 21-B Bakersfield, California, August 10, 1947. Mr. J. T. Foster Asst. Div. Salea Mgr. Richfield Oil Corporation Los Angeles, California. Sussect: Ciark F. Wacner—F'ormer Lessee, L. O. Unit #1011, 4rn & Kern Srreet, Tart, Cavirornia. The above subject former L. O. dealer at 4th. & Kern Street, Taft, California averaged 16,084 gallons per month for a twelve month period from July 1, 1946 to June in- 314 clusive 1947. The oil ratio for same period of time has been 1.35. Since making the change the Richfield has possibly lost 8 to 10,000 gallons of the gallonage at this station. It is my understanding that many credit card holders have returned their cards but not acting solely on their own voli- tion as Mr. Wagner and some meddling friends have made statements that are grossly untrue in regards to the real reason for terminatien. Mr. Wagner has stocked and sold Pennzoil and Quaker State Oils and was asked many times for the discontinuance of such practice but continued to sell these oils even though promises were made to effect that ne more of this oil would be stocked in our station. His attitude towards T. B. A. was essentially wrong and purchased only when pressured. His general operation was extremely untidy and the stead fast excuse was that Richfield has not kept their promises to do certain improvements and he saw no reason why he should be so fastidious. The rest rooms were kept just half clean and when asked to pay just a little more heed to the clean- liness the answer would be why doesn’t the Richfield paint their rest romms at least twice a year. This type of lip and insolence was tolerated in hopes that Mr. Wagner would get in line and we as a company could maintain the gallon- age desired. Some time in June the Judge for City of Taft wrote to your office and asked that car washing be di-continued at our L. O. Unit #1011 as the water was creating a hazzard which was running accross Kern Street (U.S. Hi-way 399). Upon receipt of your letter and Mr. Shaffer's I notified Mr. Wagner to discontinue all car washing. The next day I found him washing another car and asked him why he proposed to do other than instructed. It seems that this ear belonged to one of Taft City councilman and was told supposedly that it was OK and why should Richfield and I be so concerned. I at that time told him that this coun- cilman nor others were to be concerned with our wishes and again told him to stop washing cars. At a later date Judge Eiland and I were at L. O. Unit #1011 discussing the situa- tion and I again asked Mr. Wagner if he was still washing cars and his answer was NO. However I knew from other sources that car washing was still being continued. On oy BR ee PD Ma, Sty — 315 July 21, 1947 Judge Eiland called me in Bakersfield and gave me the following information on two different cars that had been washed and asked that it be discontinued. Ford—License Number 99 E 499 Sunday afternoon, July 20th. Maroon Buick—License Number 4T 9767, at 1:15 P. M., July 17th. After this I could plainly see that Mr. Wagner did not intend to co-operate and do the essential things for better {fol. 665] service station operation. Thus, I elected to terminate Mr. Wagner’s service station lease at L. O. #1011, take the gallonage loss and affiliate ourselves with lessee who will appreciate the Company and market in a manner fitting to our policys. Trusting that this explaination shall clarify the reasons for Mr. Wagner’s termination as lessee of our L. O. Unit #1011. F. C. Kelley, Terr. Slsm. ec: B. J. Shaffer 316 Government Exhibit 22G pone: . ses - al SURVEY OF .2RVICE STATION Of .RATIONS - Desler’s Name. eA f° arn Ss Date een atten : City AZ ONVANE Agence f VA b - —— Total Sales Last Month:— Gasoline _Motor Oil... ___ _._ ____ Motor Oil on MAINTENANCE | $ U/C | TBC. PERSONAL APPEARANCE | 5 | U/C [ MADCTEMARCE SCHEDULED |e) | | NEAT and CLEAN — Sees Ls oe __|_ SHAVE and HAIRCUT — : Fsumowc peremon curan | + | i 3 ———« CONDITION of PAINT 0 |___AUTHORIZED unwons YARD and DRIVEWAYS ~ SALES and SERVICE AIDS PLANTING AREA ‘ Performs "5" Point Safety Service — an ADJOINING AREA AGS me Observance of Plus Sales > WINDOWS CLEAN alae Oil Napkins and Di = WINDOW DISPLAYS SET UP ‘ Approved Windshield Cleening Equip. | | an MERCHANDISE CLEAN Credit Card Clip Boards * | _Sanev® - Prager Bee - Werting _ Job Tichete_ ‘ | __UNAUTHORIZED SIGNS _ . Lube Procedure Charts =~ t | _SHGMS CLEAN (Ridge, ete) ° Seat end Fender Covers as 5 PUMPS CLEAN . Prices Posted c Battery Service Equipment — i FIRE EXTINGUISHERS - Filled - Tagged ‘ os Tore Service Equipment ee | _ OW. DISPENNERS - Cleese - Decaled . Servine Recurd Stickers CAN RACKS . Clean - Filled ‘ P and C Cards - Box and Index LUBE DEPARTMENT Date Donk 7 Ss COMPRESSOR - Clean - Oil Changed e| Fullow-Up Cards ead | LURE EQUIPMENT . Clean - Decaled . a Rubber Name Stamp | _ HOIST - Clean - Working Property _ MANAGCMENT | _FLOOR - Clean - Sump Working Properly + | _ Accquate Bookkeeping System | |_ ADEQUATE TOOLS - Well Arranged Monthly and Daily Seles Retion | PROPER DISPOSAL of REFUSE : Steck Inventory RE: REST ROOMS cA Federal and State Taxes WALLS CLEAN 5 , Dae City and County Licenses _FLOOR CLEAN “a }* MARKE~ DEVELOPMENT TOMET BOWL CLEAN > ‘s ' Profit Analysis | WASH BASIN CLEAN ————— 4 ba “ Market Anslysw | V' MIRRORS - Clean and im place $$ P Progen tee |LWASTE BASKETS and Senitary Recepst © © Y. Market Ares Map and Pins _PAPER TOWELS i. ees Hh mm iF 3«S Prospect Cards _BORAXO DISPENSER FILLED $i: i Vy __Daily Calle Made ~f | ey NT New Comtomers Develop anil SEAT COVERS at -- i Credit Card Applications a Ca ee see Use of Company Advertising Doomsvmocrsp SS Use of Personal Advertising aa Every nove. — RICHFIELD DEALER ‘ T 41 / plemre.- posing , oe LEAP LTDA LPO LI Eg A PE ES > ee ca Tene ae 317 Government Exhibit 23A RICHFIELD OILtL CORPORATION ‘SS West WASHINGTON B10 * £08 ANMGELES +8 © CALLED AMA January 9, 1946. cores Te. “mith Southwest commer of Tmpartal tiwy, aad “L-verca Street Lor Jingeles, Celi? or :te Year “irs Richfield 11 Corporation, as “Lessor,” and you, as “Lessee,” have made and entered into a Service Station Lease dated the 9th day of Junuary | 19_45, by the terms of which there was leased certain real property sttuated in the City of Lut urreles , County of Los — , State of Selaforit described in the Schedule "K™- of said Service Sta on Lease as follcowp: = Lots 9, 10 and the northerly 24 feet of Lot 1l, except the westerly 40 fert thercof, 2lo-: "A", Replet of Ficueros Rei.pts as yor .'en recorde? ‘r. Px 11, "age 103, of | aps together with all appurtenances thereunto belonging and with ali improvements, buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities situated on said real property and particularly described in said Schedule "A*, . Said Servier Station Lease is for the period commencing January 12 | 19 42, and continuing until terminated by either party by means of a writter. notice of election to terminate served on the other party at least twenty-four : (24) hours prior to the effective dats of termination specified in such notin. ’ . Richfield Oil Corporation hereby notifies you that it elects to terminate said Lease, effective on the 11*® day of January » 19.46, at the hour of 10:00 asp-and hereby demands that at such Time upon suck date you sur- * fonder agent of Richfield Oi) Corporation requesting such surrender th feel property, improvenents, buildings, fixtures, equipment and facilities } by said Service Station Lease. ‘ a or, Ay. ose an aoe Yours truly,’ * * Srnpween et 1 ile cal FPO SESS — - | : el i wy “¥ - or rid wos po @@- lie \ te = DELLS | . | «98 f 347 “Pty . 3 Sep £98 TR’ heeguone T it ‘ y's a* ve , t t h ACY ’ a ee oe hs mn & --# eR ~ . ‘De - ov ni . oe o£ tra pel s ; e 3 KE : we Ob + “bhx gan f Sty. } | VE - f - t ' so * a0 hou gs They ' hy SYLR kL BE “pinnty YETI rule tel ly SS 4; 7: ww act; it ‘aeavee me | (,Qn Nee Pas! i a of . . > -_ » BS h ow vere ” SREP TE el et es IN ; |! aa || on wee uf = Soo . ae 4% "7, OG Wr 8s aed] > | a I of Yq M3 | A Oe 2 eee ot | |) oe fa oe a eb , | |r | | | of Me OTMNLN Ry 34> poopoy yaad dy — = a ©35 ew Ll gp. 297 :¢ srt om i th ab oI Pa : tisteysy eat | | TESwIAIN | | abe . he opener eqn teed or | 74 ST (remnt) are aw Vetere ' tt 1 ‘ pe ef tyra wb gs a “8 { **tionly peor} | if supestog | he pont | of Mp . ag) es bhogty . i | + iL | es lec Mics peat oh i ae y tory 319 abe é 9 8 FA rhonda & j sega” || B23 am 8 3 a fag 632 Y oasangacnen g gen = sanar & | snannasanns a aRARR R KR AR eT aoe oe 1: fs he bbl i = -y- 4 WOZIP (Flushing cil) _ NGS Pom VAR cnt he Cote ee : | 3 “ON - MQOEL CaONd VesOdENS s Tv . Tposuued SOFAI®G THOR UO eqwotrdinp uy ‘ZT qore_ Jo ev Lzoqueaml puts esveTd peqoezty tag we S¥/iz cava . $7/LX HOUMA OUTHANT IvOrwnT OY ' loarane 4q3%G “H “IT *H Ss $ ‘oc wa une RrTQerA ‘ets 3FeS — 321 [fol. 671] GoverNMeNtT’s Exuisrr 26-A Unrrep States v. Ricurrecp Or Corporation Civil Action No. 6896-Y Compilation of Certain Data and Evidence Called For from the Defendant in a Subpoena Duces Tecum Dated Feb- ruary 7, 1951, Served on Defendant. {fol. 672] Uwrrep States v. Ricurrecp On. Corporation Civil Action No. 6896-Y Index to Attached Stipulation Paragraph No. Page No. 2 3 3 11 4 20 5 28 6 30 7 53 9 61 11 68 12 70 13 113 14 117 15 118 16 119 17 120 20 121 21 130 [ fol. 673] Subpoena Duces Tecum Paragraph No. 2 The originals of all Form 542 Richficki Service Station Leases in full force and effect ... of December 31, for each 19—395 _ —— 322 year 1938 to 1950, inclusive, between Richfield and oper- ators of service stations owned by defendant, or leased by defendant from a lessor who is a person, firm, or corpora- tion other than the operator of the service station. In lieu of the requested documents, a compilation prepared from said documents showing the location, by states, of the number of said agreements in full force and effect as of December 31, for each year from 1938 to 1950, inclusive, will be accepted. For response thereto, defendant submits a compilation as follows: Schedule No. I All States Schedule No. II Arizona Schedlue No. III California Schedule No. IV Idaho Schedule No. V Nevada Schedule No. VI Oregon Schedule No. VII Washington Note: The compilation includes Service Station Leases entered into by the defendant with the operators of retail service station outlets on Form 542. The defendant refers to this type of outlet as an L. O. station. The lease form of the defendant on this type of outlet is represented by Government Exhibits 1, 1a to g, inclusive, and by Govern- ment Exhibit 2. The schedules include L. O. truck stations on Form No. 1095, the aggregate number of which in All States did not exceed fifteen (15) in any year. {fol 674) Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. I All States Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 1938 1103 1939 1233 1940 1412 1941 1401 1942 1215 1943 1283 1944 1209 1945 1168 1946 1135 1947 1120 1948 1202 1949 1330 1950 1343 { fol. 675] Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. II Arizona Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 324 [fol. 676] Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. III California Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 1938 769 1939 S47 1940 914 1941 883 1942 724 1943 806 1944 776 1945 752 1946 744 1947 726 1948 775 1949 855 1950 870 {fol. 677] Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. IV Idaho Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 1938 1 1939 14 1940 16 1941 18 1942 17 1943 17 1944 16 1945 17 1946 17 1947 20 1948 22 1949 17 325 (fol. 678] Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. V Nevada Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 1938 12 1939 15 1940 18 1941 20 1942 18 1943 20 1944 17 1945 19 1946 18 1947 17 1948 20 1949 21 1950 21 [fol. 679] Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. VI Oregon Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 1938 78 1939 81 1940 145 1941 152 1942 147 1943 136 1944 127 1945 123 1946 114 1947 110 1948 118 1949 147 1950 148 326 [fol. 680] Paragraph No. 2 Schedule No. VII Washington Form 542—L. O. Stations December 31st of 1938 160 1939 179 1940 219 1941 234 1942 241 1943 230 1944 205 1945 188 1946 178 1947 181 1948 197 1949 219 1950 218 [fol. 681] Subpoena Duces Tecum Paragraph No. 3 The originals of all ‘*3-C Operator’s Leases, Form 668,” **3-C Service Station Leases, Form 362,’’ ‘*3-C Operator’s Sales Contracts, Form 783,”’ ‘‘2-B Service Station Leases, Form SL-306,’’ ‘‘2-B Subleases, Form SD 301 SL-2B,” ‘‘Agent’s Commission Agreements, Form SD 302 ACA 2-B,”’ and ‘‘Sales Contracts, Form 398,’ in full force and effect as of December 31, for each year 1938 to 1950, in- clusive, between Richfield and retail service station deal- ers who either own the service station or lease the service station from a lessor other than Richfield. In lieu of the requested documents, a compilation prepared from said records, separately stated, showing the location, by states, the number of service stations which are the subject matter of any of said leases, subleases, or agreements, as of Decem- ber 31, for each year from 1938 to 1950, inclusive, and the number of contracts or agreements containiag any provi- 327 sion that the service station dealer or operator shall pur- chase his entire requirements of gasoline, lubricating oils, and greases from Richfield, specifying the title and form number of each, will be accepted. For response thereto, defendant submits a compilation as follows: s.hedule No. I All States Schedule No. II Arizona Schedule No. Ill California Schedule No. IV Idaho Schedule No. Vv Nevada Schedule No. VI Oregon Schedule No. VII Washington Government Exhibits 3, 3a to 3d, inclusive, are represent- ative of the forms of written leases and sales agreements entered into by the defendant with the operators of the [fol. 682] type of retail service station outlet which the defendant refers to as a 2-B outlet or station. Govern- ment’s Exhibits 4, 4a to 4d, inclusive, are representative forms entered into by the defendant with the operators of the type of general service station outlet which the de- fendant refers to as a 3-C outlet or station. {fol. 683] Paragraph No. 3 Schedule No. I All States 3-C Stations (early form designated 2-B Stations) Number of Entire Requirements Provision December 31st of Service Stations thik co cat bic) clad os ac eeer 512 RFE Stirs AT eS oo ae eas aS 495 Sad ere) Nella wine eld eles 436 tt tant cae ws sa LP aearg D aralate © 369 EASES ire = ee ae 298 Pt: O0n tack pads 6 caked teaeearet 160 ta Kan aida Radha eee ae hied 87 Rg SiN itl do are ed K 9-5 42 oe RR dace cache oa iatea Paralo ewe we 117 93* AN SE ae Soret aa 198 182* ean TR Se ie te Paes Dep ee = is pa 252 53* SS NR a ee eee talaga 247 26° Dod th 655 3oce cs hin ee eres 261 7° * The title and form number applying in these instances is defendant's Form 783, Operator’s Sales Contract, print dates: 11-45 or 10-46. The above figures do not indicate that the contracts listed were executed in the years shown, such n = ae of Operator’s Sales Contract having been discontinued in ugust . [fol. 684] Paragraph No. 3 Schedule No. II Ari 3-C Stations (carly form designated 2-B Stations) Number of Entire Requirements December 31st of Service Stations Provision * The title and form number applying in these instances is defendant's Form 783, Operator’s Sales Contract, print dates: 11-45 or 10-46. The above figures do not indicate that the contracts listed were executed in the years shown, such mates » of Operator's Sales Contract having been discontinued in ugust 1948. [fol. 685] Paragraph No. 3 Schedule No. III California 3-C Stations (early form designated 2—B Stations) Number of Entire Requirements December 31st of Service Stations Provision RE Ee eA ay Ore 269 RR ERA PS So hee. ore 248 REST A ey ee ee ae 207 | Ree es er RK eee 162 SRS Ree Pepe se ee Pore ey 118 SILL a hid Seah ood Owed I a ee 60 | EEE or ere nr reer er rer re 26 ERE AE eres Perr rE ere 10 i* Feo ene hea redan daca eds 34 40° ano ose d toalod 3e uk ese pa 79 79° SA oe oUt iw ey wear de dod 109 s7* | NER re rrr re rer er 110 8* RR PS ey ee eee ee ope 116 a * The title and form number applying in these instances is defendant's Form 783, Operator's Sales Contract, print dates: 11-45 or 10-46. The above figures do not indicate that the contracts listed were executed in the years shown, such ——— : fa of Operator’s Sales Contract having been discontinued in ugust 1948, 329 (fol. 686) Paragraph No. 3 Schedule No. IV Idaho 3-C Stations (early form designated 2-B Stations) Number of Entire Requirements December 31st of Service Stations Provision 1 I Drage eui iii ce¥ase breeeevens I | AEE We re nn ree “4 “ye deat Serer er en ee erate 1 i* * The title and form number applying in these instances is defendant’s Form 783, Operator's Sales Contract, print dates: 11-45 or 10-46. The above figures | do not indicate that the contracts listed were executed in the years shown, such | designated forms of Operator's Sales Contract having been discontinued in August 1948. [fol. 687] Paragraph No. 3 | Schedule No. V | Nevada 3-C Stations (early form designated 2-B Stations) Number of Entire Requirements December 31st of Service Stations Provision Ge rN SRE i es ae a 3 Sa a ee Ore eT herr re 2 rh aurea bso d rer see eee, 1 GC iid co aed ica wh ed too eas 1 Ma TON tae ao ald ov 6 aks 2 0 zo 1 TORTS oo Fak os he bees chee ox 3 1 hi er ante arene oe j REREAD i aa te PB ani gn a 1 KS NR er Aas nee 1 1* Se a Sars Pas aa aero 00d a, v , a a ee Set an ee 3 ue TR eR 3 RE haa rae er ra aaa ab oa 3 * The title and form number applying in these instances is defendant's Form 783, Operator's Sales Contract, print dates; 11-45 or 10-46. The above figures do not indicate that the contracts listed were executed in the years shown, such feats reve of Operator's Sales Contract having been discontinued in ugust 1948. (REGIE 0 8) POC AE OPT EN a sme ot ay 1 ef Ree SORA TATE TEE: SRLS « 330 {fol. 688] Paragraph No. 3 Schedule No. VI Oregon 3-C Stations (early form designated 2-B Stations) Number of Entire Requirements December 31st of Service Stations Provision Ee ee Sen eee 80 ad RES Roe seer eee eye 82 ae oe oa ata ad ack a ee ee Oa ek RT 77 are NN ara ss Wie K ae TAS OR ee a OO 72 re RR ite Stat PE ese 60 SSSSSShSeSskF “ee ese © ee eee ee & & ROOSrrr-SOMNOB— ——— Arizona L. O. Stations Paragraph No. 6 Schedule No. I-(b} [fol. 703) g‘weWwa 3S wh» » w= we, -_-* -—- _*s eee ere Uhl he 2 SSSRRRERSSERE — ’ (fol. 704} {fol. 705) Paragraph No. 6 Schedule No. i-(e) California L. O. Stations Gallons (000 Omitted) 7,227 Paragraph No. 6 Schedule No. I-(d) Idaho L. 0. Stations POLO EEO TR IM ft we Gallons (000 Omitted) sz28 Ss SSSZSSS=SS=2=2= ESSES8E5 Sonesernsase ~ e = i] 2 c 3 e RM OUEMOR OP mPOZERP wORSz! = = [fol. 794) ‘rimmon _M. Neg wn ayy and EA Presle Eldon Young’ 8 Richfield M. E. Lematte Ordel Oil Company E. Radke A.W. Sows R. W. Hoy JA. Westlake & Son Schedule I—(cont’d.) 1347 Vandercook Way Lafayette Ave. & McDaniel Lane Pacific Hiway—South of Medf 3075 Harrison St. 924 8. Main St. U. 8. Hiway 101 and Bradshaw Sheridan & Connecticut First & Fifth Sts. U. 8. 97 North of Okanogan 523-1/2 N. Oregon St. 125 8. = Ave. Front & South “I” St Edembower & SP RR Columbia River Hiway = + as iway 1 Pacific a. ath St. & Hiwa River Road at a Road Foot of East Third 13th & Sumach %h & Railroad 514 Broadwa 1821 W. 6th ut Broadway at “B” Arlington Cot Grove 1070 Lawrence St. 2325 Broadway P. O. Box 5 121 N. Capitol Way 1431 8. E. 37th P. O. Box 413 461 N. Front St. 1125-1/2 Westlake North City and State Me Ginavitle, a Medford, Oregon Milwaukie, Oregon Walla Waila, Washington Wenatchee, Washington Yakima, Washington Aberdeen, Washington Burns, Oregon Arlington, Oregon Cottage Grove, Oregon Kugene, Oregon Everett, Washington Props ofp SroqgQ Qo = prop eP mmMary on: 9° = a} ab > * hn i é 3 ff L. C. Jirsa 381 Schedule I—(cont’d.) Address City and State N. 1007-11 Division St. Gpeane, Ww 2502 8. Tacoma ry acoma, Washington 12th & Juniper (P. Box 231) Alturas, California Route 1, Box Antioch, California 3rd & Cla Road , California (P. O. Box 487) P. O. Box 5 , California Cordelia Junction and Hiway 40 Cordelia, California P. O. Box 577 East Ely, Nevada lst & Main Sts. fF O. Box a} Elko, Nevada 52 Ferguson St. (P. O. Box 671) Fallon, Nevada 824 Franklin St. California U. 8. 101 South of City Gilroy, ifornia 307 Wosblegtne A G Valley, Californi ve 3rass ’ ornia North Hiway 33 Gustine, California Route 2, Box 669 Hanford, California 9th Ave. ¥ O. Box 554) Jamestown, California Railroad & Lynn Sts King City, California (P. O. Box 25) P. O. Box 727 Lakeport, California 1078 Fourth St. , California 221 8. Cherokee Ave Lodi, California (P. O. Box 347) So. Railroad Ave Lovelock, Nevada (P. O. Box 537) 16th & “T” Streets Merced, California (P. O. Box 691) P. O. Box 33 Gardnerville, Nevada (Minden, Nevada) 1609 9th St. (P. O. Box 845) Modesto, California P. O. Box 647 Monterey, California 6th & Pine Ste. (P. O. Box 475) Paso Robles, California P. O. Box 58 Petaluma, California 447 South “E” St. Porterville, California (P. O. Box 208) Veda & Willard Ste. Redding, California (P. O. Box 182) Route 3, Box 746 Reedley, California (P. O. Box 285) P. O. Box 1489 Salinas, California Canal Road (P. O. Bo ) San Rafael, California 139 Encinal St. (P. O. Box 473) Santa Cruz, California Frances & Cleve Santa Rosa, California (P. O. Box 744) 10 Gay St. (P. O. Box 237) Susanville, California . Tulare, California “x o eames = FETE we, as i: f ; f pr E == = 5 3 grenrsrrk 25 FireeO> Die se fof DE = 4 = rn> "Os i - ps = i Schedule I—(cont’d.) 550 Beidgs Bt (PO. Box 440) 596 East 7th St. 626 Broadway 517 North Ist St. 1410 3ist Ave. 1118 “B” St. (P. O. Box 198) 2418 17th St. 706 E. Lindsay St. 5119 Mission St. 92 So. Ri Oth St. & Railroad Ave. South Fifth St. 641 W. Main St. Sixth Ave. 301 EK. Railroad St. 450 8. Spring St. Sth & Cantaloupe Sts. 4th & Quince 610 Main St. 501 8. Cleveland St. 198 N. Hamilton Fifth St. Rd. 139 ki. Lumber St. 7427 8. Western Ave. 455 8. Fairfax Ave. 1954 Naomi 3313 Feruwood Ave. 2007 N. 16th St. 1003 N. Penn Place City and State Turlock, California Ukiah, California Visalia, California Watsonville, California Weed, California Winnemucca, Nevada Yuba City, California Chico, California Eureka, California Fresno, California Oakland, California Sparks, Nevada Sacramento, California Stockton, California San Francisco, California San Jose, California Arizona Douglas, Globe, Arizona Mesa, Arizona Williams, Arizona Anaheim, California Barstow, California Blythe, California Coachella, California Kscondido, California Las Vegas, Nevada Oceanside, California Pom California Camarillo, California Lancaster, California Lompoc, California San Fernando, California Lone Pine, California Santa Barbara, California Santa Maria, California Santa Paula, California Ventura, California Hol , Arizona i Arizona Lynwood, California iconia. Arizona Tucson, Arizona . 799 os , Schedule I—(cont'd.) Name of Account Address I. V. Service St. Supply 27 E. 3rd St. & Oslund Auto 425 Baseline St. Btation Supply Co. 1059 University Ave. Don E. Shaff 139 Traffic Way 131 Ist St. 811 8. San Fernando Rd. 1263 8. Brand Blvd. City and State Calexico, California San Bernardino, California San Diego, California Arroyo rande, California Bakersfield, California Burbank, California Glendale, California Cole 447 E. Walnut Pasadena, California Webster 4576 a. Blvd. Van Nuys, California G. A. Powell 2545 I. 24th § los Angeles, California 8. E. 2545 KE. 24th St Los A California J. T. Tye 2545 Kb. 24th St Los Angeles, California Carter-Hunter Oil Co. 5128. “L” St Imperial, California Harold Parks 325 Roosevelt Long Beach, California Armour Oil Co. 3715 Estudillo St. Los Angeles, California H. H. MeCuistion, d/b/a Peerless Lubricating Co. 11546 Hiway 101 Santa Ana, California F. P. O'Reilly Goleta, California Goleta, California Raymond Hahn, d/b/a McCormack 221 N. Ventura Ave. Ventura, California Van McWhirter 15015 Oxnard Van Nuys, California Pacific Coast Borax Co Death Valley Junction Death Valley, California T. B. Smith 1400 W. 8th St. Long Beach, California | og oe Oil Co. 157 N. Towne Ave. Pomona, California | 8118 San Fernando Rd. Sun Valley California Pred ce Clark 310 Sunland Bishop, California [fol. 800] Subpoena Duces Tecum Paragraph No. 21 The original records, or a compilation prepared there- from, showing with respect to the TBA distributors listed in response to paragraph 20 above, the names of such of said distributors who are also acting as commission bulk plant operators under any commission agency agreement with Richfield, and the names of such of said distributors who are operating bulk plants as salaried employees of Richfield. For response thereto defendant submits a compilation as follows: See Schedule I attached. Note: No salaried employees of Richfield are TBA dis- tributors. mezreFor z i fee Oo PSPROreerE, gmp sm wie i P24 we M H. J. F. C. A. H. L. D. F. K. C. E. E. P. C. F, Pozmm>nonszn™ Paragraph No. 21 Schedule I Address P. O. Box 325 568 Pond Street UP RR & H Street i Fill County Road 434 & SP RR 30th & Main 1347 Vandercook Wa Lafayette Ave. & Mc Lane Pacific Hiway So. of Medford 3075 Harrison St. 924 S. Main St. U. 8. Hiway 101 & Bradshaw Sheridan & Connecticut ome Dewy Ay ‘at Harrison P. PO. Box 696 Front & loath ">" oh. nei Bech ane Mellinaville, Onccos Oregon J. B. Crawford Uy ie 4 ie E. O. Argabright J. C. Williams J. C. Lancaster G. I. Reading R. T. Harris G. C. Muscato A. L. Lani E. J. Ashton Cecil Roach L. C. Blaettler B. P. Robinson D. J. Galatro J. 8. Ross (fol. 804) R. H. Booker R. 8. Smith 1. 0. Guinn W. J. Bonetti M. J. Kennedy C. W. Fuss L. C. Jirsa J. A. Doane E. H. Gossard H. T. Moss J. V. Corbaley J. H. Mahoney V. R. Welles R. N. Martin W. H. Kelly R. A. Bennett G. E. Muttersbach Schedule I—(cont'd.) [Text truncated at 120,000 characters. The full text is on the page linked above.] --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/brief%3Amicro_IA40385610_0539%3A2. Public record. Not legal advice.