...remedy whatever is open to a State when it is the immediate victim of a violation of the Sherman Law. We can perceive no reason for believing that Congress...purchasers who suffer through violation of the Act. We have already held that such a remedy is afforded to a subdivision of the State, a municipality,...

...property by antitrust violations .... The words of Georgia v. Evans are thus equally applicable here : "We can perceive no reason for believing that Congress wanted to deprive a [foreign nation] , as purchaser of commodities shipped in [international] commerce, of the civil remedy...

...to a State when it is the immediate victim of a violation of the Sherman Law. We can perceive río reason for believing that Congress wanted to deprive...purchasers who suffer through violation of the Act. We have already held that such a remedy is afforded to a subdivision of the State, a municipality,...

...remedy whatever is open to a State when it is the immediate victim of a violation of the Sherman Law. We can perceive no reason for believing that Congress...purchasers who suffer through violation of the Act. We have already held that such a remedy is afforded to a subdivision of the State, a municipality,...

...Congress wanted to deprive a [foreign nation], as purchaser of commodities snipped in [international] commerce, of the civil remedy of treble damages which...purchasers who suffer through violation of the Act. . . . Nothing in the Act, its history, or its policy, could justify so restrictive a construction of...