Cost data, submittal of 536, 543, 551,
563
Definitions: seasonal, peak-period, re-
gional 545, 557, 562
Discriminatory rates precluded 550,
553, 556
Evidentiary justification, submittal
of 536, 543, 554, 557, 561, 563
Exemption of traffic, $207 of 4R
Act 558, 565
Goal, weight accorded particular 552,
555, 557
Historical data, use of 536, 540
Incentive rates distinguished 549
Multitiered rates not precluded by 530,
548
Notice, special permissions 547, 551,
560
Preference and prejudice 553, 556
Protests against, allowed 531, 540, 543,
560
Regional rates, determined through rate
bureaus 561
Response to, shippers', considered 539,
543
Shipper reliance on 548, 554
Standards and procedures for. a-
dopted 521, 594
Transit, effect on 560
Volume rates 556
DEMURRAGE See also DETENTION
CHARGES
Compensation and penalty included
in 145
Penalty, relief from
Accruing from causes beyond shipper's
control and shipper exercises high de-
gree of diligence, allowed 145
Distressed, wet fish meal shipped to
limited capacity plant where detention
bound to occur, due diligence not
shown 145
DENSITY See CLASSIFICATION
(PROPERTY); COST OF SERVICE;
TRANSPORTATION CHARACTERIS-
Allowances, inflation renders insufficient
to replace property 274
Buses, carrier-owned 438
Property resold at higher price than
originally purchased, new owner treats
current cost of ownership as operating
expense (pipelines) 488
Rail and track material not depre-
ciable 214
DETENTION CHARGES See also
DEMURRAGE
Motor carriers, uniform rules 833
Ownership interest, motor carrier must
have, to impose on railroad trailers in
TOFC service 833
Privately owned cars 833
Trailers owned or leased by railroad,
used in plan II 1/2 TOFC, unjust and
unreasonable for motor carrier to im-
pose in absence of interchange agree-
ment between motor and rail car-
riers 834
General increases modify pre-
scribed 662
DISCONTINUANCE See CANCELLA-
DISCOVERY See INTERROGATORIES
Common control See PREFERENCE
AND PREJUDICE
County subsidy, resulting in lower fares
to county residents, not unjustly dis-
criminatory 453
Demand-sensitive rates 550, 553, 556
Determination of, rests on particular
facts not mere assumption 703
Distinct rail service rates 702, 715
Divisions, pipeline rates, not proper is-
sue 493, 501
Future possibility of, insufficient allega-
tion 78
Great Lakes ports, rates to or from, gen-
eral commodities, grain, TOFC/COFC,
FAK export-import, not unjustly 293
Intrastate rates See INTRASTATE
RATES
Issue not raised in complaint, testimony
cannot be submitted on 472
Pipeline initial, joint rates between La..
and Tex.. not shown discrimina-
tory 493
Pipeline's ownership by shipper does not
give rise to 495
Reciprocal switching not required ab-
sent 77
Same, not different, carrier's charges
must result in 702
Showing required to establish 78, 417
Transportation characteristics, different
rates on commodities with same 514
Unit-train rates, coal, Wyo., to Tex., not
discriminatory 417
DISPATCH, REASONABLE See PER-
ISHABLE TRAFFIC
Comparative, representative points to
Butte, via competing railroads 79
Specific routes, actual not docket No.
28300 more appropriate 817
Market dominance, effect 712. 716.
722, 725
Negotiated, distinguished from contract
rates 699, 726
Notice required for publication of 698,
723
Preference and prejudice 703
Priority, under modified procedure 722
Protests, verification of 724
Purpose of $15(18) 689, 711
Reasonableness criteria: carrier's cash-
outlays, shipper's demand 697, 700
Report on effect of, to Congress 723.
730
Separate, expeditious publication proce-
dures adopted 684, 752
Specific routes, actual not docket No.
28300 more appropriate 817
Wichita doctrine, bearing on
727, 730
DISTRESSED COMMODITIES See E-
MERGENCY MOVEMENTS
Pipeline rates, not proper issue in dis-
crimination case 493, 501
DUAL RATES See BULK SHIPMENTS
EXCEPTIONS-Continued
Classification, higher than-Con.
Deadheading inadequate to justi-
ty 471
Expunge from tariffs, Commission can-
not without formal hearing 473
Household electric mixers and peelers.
commodity-column rates on, not shown
just and reasonable 197
Noncompensatory class rates. not
remedy for 194, 467
Order prohibiting all, too broad 198
Passenger automobiles, not shown rea-
sonable 472
Presumption of unreasonableness, ab-
sent extraordinary circumstances 108.
193, 462, 464, 467
Publication of, rules discussed 108,
194, 198, 467
Rate bureau's publishing of, not unethi-
cal 472
Remedying too low classification due
to universal transportation characteris-
tics. not proper 194, 467
Tariff must state jurisdiction war-
ranting 108
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