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S.E.C. chairman talks with monopoly witness. Washington, D.C., Feb. 8. Chairman of S.E.C. William Douglas. Frederick Ecker, chairman of the board of Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. and today's witness before the. tional Economic Committee, chatting informally before the beginning of today's
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