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NUMBER 108

Washington, Tuesday, June 5, 1956
TITLE 16 COMMERCIAL
PRACTICES
Chapter I Federal Trade Commission Subchapter B Trade Practice Conference Rules
25C o m m o n B r ic k I n d u s t r y P a r t 32 F ac e B r ic k I n d u s t r y P a r t 47S t r u c t u r a l C l a y T I l e
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I n d u stry REPLACEMENT OF PARTS
e f e r e n c e : For replacement of Parts 25, 32, and 47, in their entirety, see Part 27 of this chapter, infra.

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P art 27B r ic k a nd S t r u c t u r a l C l a y T i l e and A l l ie d P r o d u c t s I n d u s t r y PROMULGATION OF TRADE PRACTICE RULES

from the harmful effects of unfair meth ods of competition, unfair or deceptive acts or practices, and other trade abuses.
They are to be applied to such end and to the exclusion of any unlawful acts or practices which suppress competition or otherwise unreasonably restrain trade.
Proceedings under which the rules have been established were instituted upon application from members of the in dustry. A general industry conference was held under Commission auspices in Washington, D. C., at which proposals for rules were submitted for considera tion of the Commission. Thereafter, proposed rules were published by the Commission and made available to all in dustry members and other interested or affected parties upon public notice whereby they were afforded opportunity to present their views, including such pertinent information, suggestions, or amendments as they desired to offer, and to be heard in the premises. Pursuant to such notice, a public hearing was held in Washington on July 14, 1955, and all matters there presented, or otherwise re ceived in the proceeding, were duly con sidered by the Commission.
Thereafter, and upon full considera tion of the entire matter, final action was taken by the Commission whereby it approved the rules as hereinafter set forth.
Such rules become operative thirty 30 days from the date of promulgation.
The rules: These rules promulgated by the Commission áre designed to foster and promote the maintenance of fair competitive conditions in the interest of protecting industry, trade, and the pub lic. It is to this end, and to the exclusion of any act or practice which fixes or con trols prices through combination or agreement, or which unreasonably re strains trade or suppresses competition, or otherwise unlawfully injures, destroys, or prevents competition, th at the rules are to be applied.
The deceptive practices proscribed by the rules herein are subject to the Com missions jurisdiction when in commerce as commerce is defined in section 4 of the Federal Trade Commission Act, which definition reads as follows:

Due proceedings having been held un der the trade practice conference pro cedure in pursuance of the act of Con gress approved September 26, 1914, as amended Federal Trade Commission Act, and other provisions of law ad ministered by the Commission:
It is now ordered, T hat the Group. 1
trade practice rules as hereinafter set forth, which have been approved by the Commission in this proceeding, be pro mulgated as of June 5,1956.
Statement by the Commission: Trade practice rules for the brick and struc tural clay tile and allied products indus try, as hereinafter set forth, are promul gated by the Federal Trade Commission under the trade practice conference pro cedure. The rules constitute a revision, extension, and consolidation of the rules for the common brick, face brick, and structural clay tile industries as promul gated by the Commission in 1931.
The industry for which these rules are established is composed of those engaged in the manufacture, sale, or distribution of any kind or type of building units or materials which are, or are represented directly or indirectly as being, brick or structural tile.
The rules are directed to the elimina "Commerce means commerce among the tion and prevention of unfair trade prac tices to the end th at the industry, the several States or with foreign nations, or in trade, and the public may be protected Continued on next page
CONTENTS
Agricultural Marketing Service Pa&e
Notices:
Stratton Sales Barn, Stratton, Colo. ; deposting of stockyard- 3840
Agriculture Department
See Agricultural Marketing Serv ice.
Air Force Department
Rules and regulations :
Safeguarding military informa tio n .------------------------------- 3834
Alien Property Office
Notices :
Balian &Co., S. A. ; vesting order. 3852
Civil Aeronautics Board
Notices :
Statement of organization___ _ 3841
Commerce Department
See Federal Maritime Board.
Defense Department
See Air Force Department.
Defense Minerals Exploration Administration
Rules and regulations:
Defense exploration projects;
selenium_______ __________

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Defense Mobilization Office
Rules and regulations:
Interagency Health Advisory Board____________________ 3838
Federal Communications Com mission
Notices :
Hearings, etc.:
General-Times T e l e v i s i o n Corp. and Columbia Broad casting System, Inc______
Golden, B. L____________
News On The Air, Inc______
Pacific Television, Inc., and KOOS, Inc_____________
Voice of Berrien County and Lake Broadcasters.______
WCHS-TV, Inc___________
Rules and regulations:
Commercial radio operators;
editorial change____ ______
Federal Maritime Board
3849
3848
3848
3848
3849
3849
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Notices:
Isbrandtsen Co., Inc.; hearing on application for operatingdifferential subsidy agree ment------------------------------- 3840
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