Preparing material on Life Insurance Co. set for presentation to monopoly study comm. Washington, D.C., Nov. 4. A preliminary investigation by the S.E.C. of Life Insurance Co. Corporate. ups now completed, Gerhard Gesell, who served as the SEC's Chief Counsel in the investigation; Richard Wh
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