Reference is also made to the enclosed copy of the May 8, 1969 letter from the Honorable Emanuel Celler to Mr. Klein concerning interpretation of Paragraphs 6 (a) and 6 (b) of Attachment A to the House Antitrust Subcommittee's February 18, 1969 letter directed to this Corporation. National General Corporation interpreted Paragraphs 6 (a) and 6 (b) to said Attachment A in the manner indicated in the May 8, 1969 letter at the time it compiled and delivered all previous material to you for submission to said Subcommittee. Please so advise the Subcommittee when delivering the additional documents forwarded with this letter. enclosures HAL/BRK/el Sincerely yours, Harold A. Lipton First Vice President I submit herein, on behalf of National General Corporation, a listing, by state and political subdivision at which National General Corporation, its subsidiaries or related organizations does business in the United States and in foreign countries, together with the type of activities performed at each location. This information is furnished to the House Antitrust Subcommittee in response to your letter request, dated June 16, 1969, addressed to Mr. E. V. Klein, President of National General Corporation. In addition, I send you herein a copy of a letter, dated July 21, 1969, from Bernard R. Kaufman, Associate Counsel of National General Corporation, to the undersigned, by which the enclosed information was transmitted to me. Please note the second paragraph of Mr. Kaufman's letter. K:r Yery sincerely yours, Kitt. Rodal Thomas H. Kuchel of WYMAN, BAUTZER, FINELL, ROTHMAN & KUCHEL Enclosures NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION ONE CARTHAY PLAZA. LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90048 937-4100 July 21, 1969 The Honorable Thomas H. Kuchel Wyman, Bautzer, Finell, Rothman & Kuchel 1211 Connecticut Avenue NW Washington, D.C. 20036 Dear Senator Kuchel: Reference is made to the June 16, 1969 letter from the Honorable Emanual Celler, Chairman of the House AntiTrust Subcommittee addressed to Mr. E. V. Klein, a copy of which is enclosed. With respect thereto, enclosed please find two copies of a listing, by state and political subdivision at which National General Corporation, its subsidiaries or related organizations does business in the United States and in foreign countries, together with the type of activities performed at cach location. Representative Celler requested the enclosed information be furnished to his Subcommittee on or before July 3, 1969. One copy of the enclosed is for the Subcommittee and the second is for your files. The enclosed schedule contains no information relating to Republic Indemnity Corporation of America. Our tender offer to Republic shareholders closed March 31, 1969, which was after the date information was originally submitted to the Subcommittee. I hand you herewith a copy of a letter dated If you have any further questions, I shall be glad to supply any further information you may need. Edward Windry Edward Weinberg Attachment NATIONAL GENERAL CORPORATION ONE CARTHAY PLAZA . LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA 90048 937-4100 September 12, 1969 Edward Weinberg, Esq. Wyman, Bautzer, Finell, Rothman & Kuchel 1211 Connecticut Avenue Washington, D. C. 20036 RE: Great American Holding Corporation Dear Mr. Weinberg: Reference is made to your telephone conversations with Mr. Lipton concerning the Celler Committee inquiry relating to John W. Robb, Jr., a Great American Holding Corporation ("Holding Corporation") shareholder. Following is a brief description of events relating to the February 25, 1969 merger of Holding Corporation into National General Corporation ("National"): On September 19, 1968, National offered ("Exchange Offer") to exchange its 4% convertible subordinated debentures ("4% Debentures"), and its common stock purchase warrant expiring in 1978 ("Warrants") for all outstanding shares of Holding Corporation. The Exchange Offer was made pursuant to National's September 19, 1968 Prospectus mailed on that date together with a letter of transmittal to all Holding Corporation shareholders. Thereafter, the Exchange Offer was revised and on September 30, 1968, a Prospectus dated that date and another letter of transmittal was again mailed to all Holding Corporation shareholders. By October 4, 1968, the expiration date of the Exchange Offer, National had acquired approximately 68% of the outstanding Holding Corporation shares pursuant to the Exchange Offer. Such acquisition, plus other Holding Corporation shares acquired by National in New York |