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any seller, or knowingly inducing any seller to grant, any discrimination in price prohibited by section 2 of the Clay ton Act, either directly or by means of Chapter I Federal Trade Commission any discount or allowance made by Docket Nos. 4556 and 4673
means of any booking practice, extension of time of delivery, or otherwise; pro P art 3D igest of C ease and D esist hibited. Sec. 2f, 49 Stat. 1527; 15 U. S.
O rders C., sec. 13f Cease and desist order, CURTISS CANDY CO.
The Curtiss Candy Company, Dockets 3.45 c Discriminating in price 4556 and 4673, November 12, 1947
Direct discriminationCharges and 3.45 c Discriminating in price prices. In connection with the purchase Direct discrimination Charges and of corn syrup or glucose or other candy prices. In the sale of candy bars or other ingredients in commerce, and on the part candy products in commerce, and on the of respondent, The Curtiss Candy Com part of respondent Curtiss Candy Com pany, its officers, etc., and among other pany, its officers, etc., and among other things, as in order set forth, 1 know things, as in order set forth, discriminat ingly receiving or accepting from any ing, directly or indirectly, in the-price of seller, or knowingly inducing any seller such products of like grade and quality as to grant, any discrimination in price set among purchasers when the differences forth and described in paragraph seven in price defined, for purposes of com of the findings as to the facts therein or parison, as used in the order as tak any discrimination in price substantially ing into account discounts, rebates, similar thereto i. e., as there in detail allowances, and other terms and condi set forth, knowingly inducing and know tions of sale are not justified by differ ingly receiving favorable discriminatory ences in the cost of manufacture, sale, or prices on corn syrup purchased by it delivery resulting from differing methods either through, or under the direction or or quantities in which such products are with the knowledge of, its purchasing sold or delivered, by selling such products officer, who had charge of all its pur 1 to some vending-machine operators chases of corn syrup and whose duty it - at prices different from the prices was to keep and who did keep accurately charged other vending-machine opera and currently informed of the prices and tors who in fact compete in the sale and terms of sale of such productfrom at distribution of such products; 2 to least three corn syrup manufacturers some wholesalers or jobbers thereof at through permitted deduction of 10 cents prices different from the prices charged per cwt. or about 95 dollars per tank other wholesalers or jobbers who in fact car or through purchase at 10 cents or compete in the sale and distribution of 20 cents per cwt. less than its said ven such products; 3 to some retailers dors published prices as the case might thereof at prices different from prices be, on some 49 cars of such syrup; and, charged other retailers, who in fact com in addition, knowingly having the benefit, pete in the sale and distribution of such through delayed shipments, of price ad products, and 4 to some purchasers vantage on corn syrup purchased from thereof at prices different from the five manufacturers, including the afore prices charged other purchasers who in said three, through knowingly inducing fact compete in the sale and distribution dnd receiving price discrimination on a i of such products, either directly or by large number of other shipments purmeans of discount deals, fall booking chased at the old and more favorable practices, or other similar plans; or 5
prices, preceding price advances, through by selling such products to any retailer at booking practices and extensions in ship prices lower than prices charged whole ping dates beyond the thirty days usually salers or jobbers whose customers com allowed for delivery of orders placed at the old and lower prices within from five pete with such retailers; prohibited, but to ten days after the becoming effective subject .to the provision, however, In the of an announced price advance; or 2 case of said first four specifications, that Continued on next page knowingly receiving or accepting from
TITLE 16 COMMERCIAL
PRACTICES

CONTENTS
Alien Property, Office of
Notices:
Vesting orders, etc.:
Behrmann, Justus Karl Hein rich______________
Geyer, Karl, et al_________
-Hesse, Paul___ ________
Jauch, Marie_____________
Lefeuille, Charles Jules Fer nand__________________
Nicolaus Per Mathiesen____
Noke, Hellmuth_________
Olsen, Peter and Mary__ __
Regsinger, Emilie Wieland_
Reiss, Karl 2 documents__
Rumohr, Elizabeth S. von__
Schmalfuss, Walter________
Weiss, Fannie____________
Wilen, Charles Henry_______
Zieseniss, Amelia.-________

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Civil Aeronautics Board
Notices:
Accident occurring near Oxon Hill, Md.; hearing-------------

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Defense Transportation, Office of
Notices:
Tank car supply for transporta tion of kerosene and fuel oils.

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Federal Communications Com mission
Rules and regulations:
General___________________
Radio broadcast services-------

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Federal Housing Administration
Rules and regulations:
General :
Organization and functions..
Powers___________ : ---------

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Federal Trade Commission
Rules and regulations:
Administrative interpretations;
free merchandise-----------Cease and desist order; Curtiss Candy Co-----------------------Watch case industry, trade practice rules __________

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Interstate Commerce Commis sion
Rules and regulations:
Annual reports; classification of freight forwarders------------411

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