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RULES AND REGULATIONS

CONTENTS Continued
FEDERALM®ISTER
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Published dally, except Sundays, Mondays, and days following official Federal holidays, by the Division of the Federal Register, the National Archives, pursuant to the authority contained in the Federal Register Act, ap proved July 26, 1935 49 Stat. 500, as amended; 44 U. S. C., ch. 8B, under regula tions prescribed by the Administrative Com mittee, approved by the President. Distribu tion is made only by the Superintendent The regulatory material appearing herein is keyed to the Code of Federal Regulations, which is published, under 60 titles, pursuant tc section 11 of the Federal Register Act, as amended June 19, 1937.
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There are no restrictions on the republica tion of material appearing in the F ederal R egister .

1949 Edition CODE OF FEDERAL
REGULATIONS
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!, Titles 35-37 $3.00
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Interstate Commerce Commis sion Continued
Rules and regulations:
Associations special report__ L
Monthly operating reports; re ports of operating statistics
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Justice Department
See Alien Property, Office of.
Labor Department
See Public Contracts Division.
Post Office Department
Rules and regulations:
Postal service, international;
Japan and Palestine_______

Sec.
186.0

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Interstate Commerce Commission Continued
Part 186_______________

Title 24

Chapter VIII:
Part 825___

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Chapter VHr Part 888____________

NoticesContinued Applications for reliefCon.
Diethylene and ethylene gly col from Port Neches, Tex., to St. Louis, M o.________
Ethylene and propylene gly col from Port Neches, Tex., to Minnesota____________

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Title 39
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Definition.
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Deception general.
Production and Marketing A d Misrepresentation as to character of business.
ministration 186.3
Misuse of the word free, etc.
Proposed rule making:
186.4
Imitation or simulation of trade Milk handling in Knoxville, marks, trade names, etc.
Tenn., area___ _________
384 186.5
False invoicing.
186.6
False and misleading price quota Public Contracts Division tions, etc.
Rules and regulations:
186.7
Tie-in sales; coercing purchase of Minimum wage determinations;
one product as a prerequisite to miscellaneous amendments_ 382
purchase of other products.
186.8
Consignment distribution.
Securities and Exchange Com 186.9
Commercial bribery.
186.10 Defamation of competitors or dis mission paragement of. their products.
Notices:
186.11 Unfair threats of infringement Hearings, etc.:
suits.
Frontier Fund, Inc_________
386 186.12 Selling below cost.
Investors Syndicate of Amer 186.13 Combination or coercion to fix ica, Inc_____________
387
prices, suppress competition, or Niagara M o h a w k Power restrain trade.
386 186.14 Prohibited discrimination.
Corp__ _________ _______
186.16 Discriminatory returns.
Veterans Administration 186.16 Inducing breach of contract.
Notices:
186.17 Enticing away employees of com petitors.
Organization________________
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186.18 Advertising of candy sold in slackfilled or short-weight containers.
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186.19 Exclusive deals.
186.20 Marketing of candy through lottery A numerical list of the parts of the Code or game of chance.
of Federal Regulations affected by documents 186.21 Aiding or abetting use of unfair published in this issue. Proposed rules, as trade practices.
opposed to final actions, are identified as group n such.
186.101 Recording of trade-marks, trade Title 6
Page names, etc., to avoid confusion.
186.102 Statistics.
Chapter III:
186.103
Dissemination of credit information.
Part 311____________ : ___ _
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186.104 Price lists.
Title 7
186.105 Policy as to disclosure of quality guarantee and return of candy.
Chapter IX:
Part 988 proposed__________
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Authority: 186.0 to 186.105 issued under sec. 6, 38 Stat. 722; 15 U. S. C. 46. Interpret Title 16
or apply sec. 5, 38 Stat, 719, as amended; 15
Chapter I:
U. S. O. 45.

Title 32

CONTENTS Continued
Such rules become operative thirty 30 days from date of promulgation.
These rules promulgated by the Com mission are designed to foster and pro mote the maintenance of fair competitive conditions in the interest of protecting industry, trade, and the public. It is to this end, and to the exclusion of any act or practice which suppresses competition;
restrains trade, fixes or controls price through combination or agreement, or which otherwise injures, destroys, or pre vents competition, that the rules are to be applied.

Chapter I:
Part 127_______

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Chapter II:
Part 202____________________

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Title 41

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Title 49

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Chapter I:
Part 122____________________
Part 130____________________

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186.1
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186.0 Definition. The term candy as used in the rules in this part is to be understood as including all kinds and varieties of candy exclusive only of solid or molded chocolate products whether sold in bulk, packaged, or other form.
GROUP i
General statement. The unfair trade practices embraced in 186.1 to 186.21
herein are considered to be unfair meth ods of competition, unfair or deceptive acts or practices, or other illegal prac tices, prohibited under laws administered by the Federal Trade Commission; and appropriate proceedings in the public interest will be taken by the Commission to prevent the use, by any person, part nership, corporation, or other organiza-