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FEDERAL REGISTER, F riday, June 12, 1942
Chapter VMilitary Reservations and National Cemeteries P art 54E xchanges
TITLE 16COMMERCIAL PRACTICES

INSTALLATION OF VENDING MACHINES

P art 3D igest of C ease and D esist O rders
Paragraph d is hereby added to sec tion 54.3, as follows:
54.3 Activities
d Vending and amusement machines.
1 Vending and amusement machines may be installed in posts, camps, and stations by i Outright purchase for cash, or on installment contract.
ii Rental purchase.
iii Loan by the vendor who retains ownership.
2 The negotiating agency for procur ing vending and amusement machines at posts, camps, and stations will normally be the exchange.
3 All vending and amusement ma chines installed on the post will be under the control of the exchange except those installed in hospitals, service clubs, and messes operated under the provisions of AR 210-60, for the benefit of the fund concerned, at the discretion of the post, camp, or station commanding officer, and except where specific War Department authority has been granted under the provisions of paragraph 8a 1, AR
210-50.3
4 In establishing regulations for the installation and operation of vending and amusement machines, the post com mander or the commanding officer of an exempted station will exercise due dili gence to provide full protection of the exchange or other organization to in sure a maximum profit and a minimum possibility of loss, including thatf of bot tle loss for those machines dispensing merchandise in a returnable bottle.
5 Vending machines will not be in stalled in permanent or cantonment type exchange buildings where personal serv ice is available for the sale of the product.
6 The installation of amusement machines which involve gambling is pro hibited.
7 The post commander or the com manding officer of an exempted station is charged with adequate protection against loss by pilferage or destruction when automatic vending machines of any type are installed. Sanitary provisions incident to the operation of automatic vending machines of any type should be anticipated and solved prior to the granting of authority for the installa tion of any machine. R.S. 161; 5 U.S.C.
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J. a . Ulio, Major General, The Adjutant General.

IP. R . Doc. 42-5474; Filed, Ju n e 11, 1942;
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6 F.R. 3424, 5199.

Administrative regulations of the War D e partment relative to post messes.
Administrative regulations of the War Department relative to un it and other similar funds.

Chapter IFederal Trade Commission Docket No. 4422

IN THE MATTER OF THE THOMAS MANAGEMENT
CORPORATION, ET AL.

3.6 t Advertising falsely or mis leadinglyQualities or properties of product: 3.6 x Advertising falsely or misleadinglyResults: 3.6 y 10 Ad vertising falsely or misleadinglyScien tific or other relevant facts. In connec tion with offer, etc. of various cosmetic and medicinal preparations for external and internal use in the treatment of con ditions of the hair and scalp, or any other similar preparations, disseminating, etc., any advertisements by means of the United States mails, or in commerce, or by any means, to induce, etc., directly or indirectly, purchase in commerce, etc., of their said preparations, which ad vertisements represent, directly or through inference, 1 that respondents preparations constitute a cure or remedy for dandruff, or have therapeutic value in the treatment of dandruff scales; or are an effective treatment for any form of itching scalp in excess of affording temporary relief from the symptom of itching when such itching is not caused by systemic or constitutional conditions;
2 that dandruff is caused by the flask bacilli of Unna and that said prepara tions will destroy such germs; 3 that said preparations have therapeutic prop erties which are effective in inducing the growth of hair or in causing new hair to grow; 4 that the use of said prepa rations will prevent the abnormal loss of hair or induce a normal growth of hair on thin and bald spots; 5 that said preparations will prevent baldness, or are a cure or remedy for baldness, or have any effective therapeutic value in the treatment of baldness; and which ad vertisements represent, as aforesaid, 6
that respondents preparations Trichovita and Trichotone supply elements essential to the growth of hair, or have any therapeutic value in stimulating the growth of hair; and 7 that said prepa rations Trichovita and Trichotone will rejuvenate the formative cells from which hair grows; prohibited. Sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as amended by sec. 3, 52
Stat. 112; 15 U.S.C., Sup. IV, sec. 45b Cease and desist order, The Thomas Management Corporation, et al., Docket 4422, June 5, 1942
In the Matter of The Thomas Manage ment Corporation, a Corporation, and Paul A. Thomas, Sr., Catherine M.
Thomas, Paul A. Thomas, Jr., and Norbert J. Thomas, Individually and as Officers of Said Corporation; Paul A. Thomas Trust, and Paul A. Thomas, Sr., Catherine M. Thomas, and Nor bert J. Thomas, Individually and as Trustees of Said Trust; and Ruth Thomas and Madeline Thomas, indi viduals At a regular session of the Federal Trade Commission, held at its office in
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the City of Washington, D. C., on the 5th day of June, A. D. 1942.
This proceeding having been heard by the Federal Trade Commission upon the complaint of the Commission, the an swers of the respondents, testimony and other evidence taken before an examiner of the Commission theretofore duly des ignated by it, and a stipulation as to the facts entered into between counsel for the respondents herein and Richard P. Whiteley, Assistant Chief Counsel for the Commission, which provides, among other things, that without further evi dence or other intervening procedure the Commission may issue and serve upon the respondents findings as to the facts and its conclusion based, thereon and an order disposing of the proceeding, and the Commission having made its findings as to the facts and its conclusion that the respondents have violated the pro visions of the Federal Trade Commission Act:
It is ordered, That the respondentsThe Thomas Management Corporation, a corporation, and Paul A. Thomas, Sr., Catherine M. Thomas, Paul A. Thomas, Jr., and Norbert J. Thomas, individually and as officers of said corporation; Paul A. Thomas Trust, and Paul A. Thomas, Sr., Catherine M. Thomas, and Norbert J. Thomas, individually and as trustees of said trust; and Ruth Thomas and Madeline Thomas, individuals; jointly or severally, their representatives, agents, and employees, directly or through any corporate or other device, in connection with the offering for sale, sale, and dis tribution of various cosmetic and medic inal preparations for external and inter nal use in the treatment of conditions of the hair and scalp, or any other prep arations of substantially similar com position or possessing substantially simi lar properties, whether sold under the names now used or any other name or names, do forthwith cease and desist from directly or indirectly:
1.
Disseminating or causing to be dis seminated, by means of the United States mails, or by any means in com merce, as commerce is defined in the Federal Trade Commission Act, any ad vertisement which represents, directly or through inference:
a That respondents preparations constitute a cure or remedy for dandruff, or have therapeutic value in the treat ment of dandruff, in excess of the re moval of dandruff scales; or are an effective treatment for any form of itch ing scalp in excess of affording tempo rary relief from the symptom of itching when such itching is not caused by systemic or constitutional conditions.
b> That dandruff is caused by the flask bacilli of Unna and that said prep arations will destroy such germs.
c That said preparations have ther apeutic properties which are effective in inducing the growth of hair or in causing new hair to grow.
d That the use of said preparations will prevent the abnormal loss of hair or induce a normal growth of hair on thin and bald spots.