GALSTON, District Judge.
The plaintiff, Dottenheim, sues alleging that he was and is a stockholder of the defendant. His claim is that W. Stuart Symington was the president and a director of the defendant, and that within a period of six months, ending on December 18, 1944, Symington purchased 20,000 shares of the common stock of the defendant at a price of $4 a share, and sold 4,000 of such shares, realizing a profit of $57,872. It is alleged that under the Securities...
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