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REGISTER

FEDERAL
VOLOME 8

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1934

NUMBER 153

Washington, Wednesday, August 4, 1943
Regulations TITLE 16COMMERCIAL PRACTICES
Chapter IFederal Trade Commission Docket No. 3167
P art 3 D igest of C ease O rders
and
D esist
CEMENT INSTITU TE, ET AL.

I 3.24 b Coercing and intimidat ingCustomers or prospective custom ersTo eliminate competitive purchas ingBy withholding sales or threats of:
3.27 d Combining or conspiringTo enhance, maintain or unify prices:
3.27 g 5 Combining or consipiring To nullify Government rate advantages:
3.297 Controlling, after purchase, goods destination or use: 3.30 g Cutting off competitors access to cus tomers or marketWithholding supplies or goods from competitors customers:
3.45 a Discriminating in price Basing points and delivered price sys tems: 3.90 c 5 Spying on competitors or customersIn concert or coopera tively. In or in connection with the of fering for sale, sale and distribution of Portland cement in interstate commerce, and on the part of respondent Cement Institute, its officers, etc., and 75 mem ber corporations, and their respective of ficers, etc., entering into, continuing, co operating in, or carrying out any planned common course of action, understand ing, agreement, combination, or conspir acy between and among any two or more of said respondents, or between any one or more of said respondents and others not parties hereto, to I quote or sell cement at prices calculated or deter mined pursuant to or in accordance with the multiple basing-point delivered-price system; or quote or sell cement pursuant to or in accordance with any other plan or system which results in identical price quotations or prices for cement at points of quotation or sale or to particular pur chasers by respondents using such plan or system, or which prevents purchasers from finding any advantage in price in dealing with one or more of the re spondents against any of the other re spondents; 2 in connection with or in aid or support of any plan, system, acts,
or practices prohibited in paragraph 1
above a refuse or decline to quote or sell cement at the location of the produc ing mill at a price effective at such loca tion; b refuse or decline, when quoting or selling cement at a price effective at the location of the producing mill, to al low purchasers to provide transportation by any means, at any cost, or to any place they may desire; c quote or sell cement at f. o. b. mill prices calculated by de ducting actual common-carrier trans portation charges from, delivered-price quotations or delivered prices which are equivalent to the sum of the base price at, plus common-carrier transportation charges from, any point other than the actual shipping point; d quote or sell cement ostensibly at f. o. b. mill prices, but which prices, plus common-carrier transportation charges to purchasers destinations, are systematically equiva lent to identical delivered costs to such purchasers from differently located mills;
e quote or sell cement at delivered prices calculated as or systematically equivalent to the sum of the base price in effect at, plus common-carrier trans portation charges from, any point other than the actual shipping point; f quote or sell cement at delivered prices which systematically include a common-carrier transportation factor greater or less than the actual cost of such common-carrier transportation from the point of ship ment to destination; g quote or sell cement at delivered prices which sys tematically include a freight factor rep resenting transportation by a common carrier having higher rates than the means of transportation actually em ployed; h quote or sell Cement at desti nation-cost figures accompanied by a re quirement that for invoicing purposes the f. o. b. mill price shall be determined by making specified deductions from said destination cost figures; i quote or sell cement to any instrumentality of the Federal Government in a manner or upon terms which deprive the Government of all or any part of the benefits of landgrant or other special coiftmon-carrier rates to which it may be lawfully en titled; j collect, compile, circulate, or exchange information concerning common-carrier transportation charges for Continued on next page
CONTENTS
REGULATIONS AND NOTICES
A lien P roperty Custodian :

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Vesting orders:
A. V. Publishing Corp______ 10834
Jarchow, Hellmuth W______ 10838
Koppers, Heinrich, G. m. b. H_ 10835
Mauersberger, Ernst Alfred 10836
North Point Consolidated Ir rigation Co___________ 10833
Oahu Junk Co., Ltd------------ 10834
Original Laminated Patentbarrel Co., Inc --------- 10833
Schmitz, Anna______ t ____ 10834
Seaboard Trust Co. v. Philip J. Lewis, et al_________ 10836
Seglie, Faul____ ___ ____ 10836
Simone, Francesco________ 10837
Sternheim, Thea__________ 10835
Tag, Anna____________
10837
Wiedmann, Louise_________ 10837
Children s B ureau :

Maine, acceptance of age, em ployment or working cer tificates_______________ 10812

C ustoms B ureau :

Cotton, raw; information re quired on invoices________10812
D efense S u pplies C orporation :

Butter, production payments 10825
Livestock, slaughter payments. 10826
Petroleum compensatory ad justments, redesignation of regulations________
10812
F ederal T rade C o m m ission :

Cement Institute, et al., cease and desist order________
Hearings, etc.:
Bishop & Babbin, Inc--------Holzbeierlein & Sons, Inc_
MacDougal Bros----------------

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10830

I nterstate C ommerce C o m m issio n :

Competitive bidding in sale of railroad securities, investi gation, etc--------------------- 10831
Mexico, order vacated prohibit ing certain shipments to 10829
Reicing in transit:
Any common carrier by rail 6 documents__ 10832,10833
Chicago, Rock Island and Pa cific Railway Co_______ 10832
Missouri-Kansas-Texas Rail road Co______________ 10831
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