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FEDERAL REGISTER, Friday, September 1, 1939

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gtions of fact set forth in said com Docket No. 3844
a part hereof, th at said respondent has plaint, and states th at she waives all in I n the M atter of T he W illia m s and violated the provisions of an Act of Con tervening procedure and further hear W il k in s C om pany gress entitled An Act to supplement ex ing as to said facts, and the Commission having made its findings as to the facts 3.45 c 5
Discriminating in isting laws against unlawful restraints and conclusion that said respondent has priceDirect discrimination Charges and for other purposes, approved Octo violated the provisions of the Federal and prices. Discriminating in price, in ber 15, 1914, as amended by the RobinTrade Commission Act;
connection with offer, sale and distribu son-Patman Act approved June 19, 1936
It is ordered, That the respondent, tion of medical and scientific books in Title 15, Section 13 ;
It is ordered, That respondent, The Mary Eloise Gauss, individually and interstate commerce, directly or indi trading as Sprague-Kitchen & Company, rectly between competing purchasers for Williams and Wilkins Company, a cor or trading under any other name or resale of said books, as found in Para poration, its officers, directors, represen names, her agents, representatives and graph Three of the findings as to the tatives, agents and employees, in connec employees, directly or through any cor facts and conclusion, i. e., as there tion with the offering for sale, sale and porate or other device, do forthwith cease specified, discounts from list of 20, 25, distribution of medical and scientific and desist from:
30 and 35 per cent, as the case might books in interstate commerce for resale, do forthwith cease and desist from dis . Disseminating, or causing to be dis be, to purchasers for resale in same area criminating in price directly or indirectly to same prospective customers, and at seminated, any advertisement by means by varying discounts between competing of the United States mails or in com the same time, with effect of enabling purchasers for resale of said books as some purchasers to buy said books at merce, as commerce is defined in the found in Paragraph Three of the afore Federal Trade Commission Act, by any lower prices than competitor purchasers, said findings as to the facts and conclu to the injury of the less favored buyers, means, for the purpose of inducing, or sion, or from directly or indirectly in any which is likely to induce, directly or in and in violation of Paragraph a of other manner discriminating in price be Section 2
of the Clayton Act, as directly, the purchase of a cosmetic prep tween competing purchasers for resale aration now designated Graolene, or amended or directly or indirectly in of respondents medical and scientific any manner discriminating in price be any other cosmetic preparation composed books by granting or allowing differing of substantially similar ingredients or tween competing purchasers for resale of discounts thereon, the effect whereof may possessing substantially similar thera respondents medical and scientific books be to substantially lessen competition or peutic properties, whether sold under by granting or allowing differing dis tend to create a monopoly in the line of th at name of any other name or names, counts thereon, the effect whereof may commerce in which customers of the re or disseminating or causing to be dis be to substantially lessen competition or spondent are engaged or to injure, de seminated any advertisement by any tend to create a monopoly in the line stroy or prevent competition with any means for the purpose of inducing or of commerce in which customers of the customer receiving the benefit of such which is likely to induce, directly or in respondent are engaged or to injure, de discrimination, except where such dis directly, the purchase in commerce, as stroy or prevent competition with any count makes only due allowance for dif commerce is defined in the Federal Trade customer receiving the benefit of such ferences in the cost of manufacture, sale Commission Act, of said preparation, discrimination, except where such dis or delivery resulting from differing which advertisements represent, directly count makes only due allowance for dif methods or quantities in which such or, by implication, th at said preparation ferences in the cost of manufacture, sale medical and scientific books are to such is not a dye or is other than a dye, or or delivery resulting from differing purchasers sold.
It is further ordered, That the said will cause gray hair to change color with methods or quantities in which such out dyeing the hair; or that the use of medical and scientific books are to such respondent, The Williams and Wilkins said preparation will restore the original purchasers sold, prohibited. Sec. 2 a , Company, shall, within sixty 60 days or natural color to gray hair, or will 49 Stat. 1526; 15 U.S.C., Supp. IV, sec. after service upon it of this order, file supply to the hair shaft the materials in 13 a Cease and desist order, Wil with the Commission a report in writing, which gray hair is deficient, or will cause liams and Wilkins Company, Docket setting forth in detail the manner and form in which it has complied with this the scalp, the hair or the roots of the 3844, August 23, 19391
order.
hair to be normal or healthy; or that said United States of America Before preparation is an effective remedy or By the Commission.
Federal Trade Commission cure for dandruff or itching scalp; or seal
A. N. Ross, At a regular session of the Federal will stimulate the growth of hair; or that Acting Secretary.
said preparation is harmless or th at the Trade Commission, held at its office in use thereof will produce no injurious ef the City of Washington, D. C., on the F. R. Doc. 39-3195; Filed, A ugust 31, 1939;
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fect, or which advertisements fail to re 23d day of August, A. D. 1939.
Commissioners: Robert E. Freer, veal th at the use of said preparation may produce a harmful or injurious effect Chairman; Garland S. Ferguson, Charles particularly in the event that such prep H. March, Ewin L. Davis, William A.
aration is applied to skin on which there Ayres.
TITLE 24HOUSING CREDIT
are lesions which have broken the con ORDER TO CEASE AND DESIST
tinuity of the integument.
FEDERAL HOME LOAN BANK BOARD
This proceeding having been h eard 1 by It is further ordered, That the respond the Federal Trade Commission upon the A m en d m e n t to the R u l e s and R egula ent shall, within sixty 60 days after complaint of the Commission and the t io n s for t h e F ederal S avings and service upon her of this order, file with answer filed herein by the respondent, L oan S y st e m the Commission a report hi writing set The Williams and Wilkins Company, ad ting forth in detail the manner and form mitting all the material allegations of PROVIDING THAT F E D E R A L ASSOCIATIONS
SHALL MAINTAIN F I D E L I T Y BONDS RE
in which she has complied with this fact in the complaint to be true and QUIRED BY THE FEDERAL SAVINGS AND
waiving all intervening procedure and order.
LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION
further hearing as to the said facts and By the Commission.
the Commission having made its findings Be it resolved, That Section 202.12 of seal !
a . N. Ross, as to the facts and its conclusion, which the Rules and Regulations for the Fed Acting Secretary.
findings and conclusion are hereby made eral Savings and Loan System is hereby IF. R. Doc. 39-3194; Filed, August 31, 1939;
amended, effective September 1, 1939, to 9:52 a. m.J
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