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RULES AND REGULATIONS

from any decision rendered in the mat ter by the examiner or the Commission.
Thereafter, the Commission having rendered its final decision on January 29, 1952, in said Superior Products case, the proceeding regularly came on for final consideration by said examiner, theretofore duly designated by the Com f CV63T
d That said preparation may safelymission, upon the complaint and sub be taken over prolonged periods of time; stitute answer, all intervening procedure e That said preparation is superior having been waived, and said examiner, to and causes less gastric irritation than having duly considered the matter, and having found that the proceeding was other salicylates;
f That respondents are the manu in the interest of the public, made his initial decision, comprising certain find facturers of said preparation.
2.
Disseminating or causing to be dis ings as to the facts,1 conclusion drawn seminated any advertisement by any therefrom1 and order to cease and means for the purpose of inducing, or desist.
No appeal having been filed from said which is likely to induce, directly or in directly, the purchase in commerce, as initial decision of said trial examiner as commerce is defined in the Federal provided for in Rule XXII, nor any other Trade Commission Act, of said prepara action taken as thereby provided to pre tion, which advertisement contains any vent said initial decision becoming the of the representations prohibited in decision of the Commission thirty days from service thereof upon the parties, Paragraph 1 hereof.
It is further orderedl, That the com said initial decision, including said order plaint herein be, and the same hereby is, to cease and desist, accordingly, under dismissed as to respondents E. Edward the provisions of said Rule XXII became Shinkel and John J. Anthony, without the decision of the Commission on April 1952.
prejudice to the right of the Commission 30,The said order to cease and desist is to institute further proceedings against as follows:
them, should future facts so warrant.
It is ordered. That the respondent, Issued: May 1, 1952.
E. F. Ploner, individually and trading as By the Commission.
Michigan City Novelty Company or trading under any other name, and his seal D. C. D aniel , agents, representatives and employees, Secretary.
directly or through any corporate or P. R. Doc. 52-8752; Filed, Aug. 7, 1952;
other device, do forthwith cease and de 8:53 a. m.
sist from:
Selling or distributing in commerce, as commerce is defined in the Federal Trade Commission Act, push cards, Docket 5786
punchboards, or other lottery devices P art 3D igest op Cease and D esist which are to be used or may be used in O rders the sale or distribution of merchandise MICHIGAN CITY NOVELTY CO.
to the public by means of a game of SubpartUsing or selling lottery de chance, gift enterprise, or lottery vices: 3.2475 Devices for lottery selling. scheme.
By Decision of the Commission and Selling or distributing in commerce, push cards, punchboards, or other lottery order to file report of compliance, devices which are to be used or may be Docket 5786, April 30, 1952, which an used in the sale or distribution of mer nounced and decreed fruition of said chandise to the public by means of a initial decision, and noted Commissioner game of chance, gift enterprise, or lot Masons concurrence in the findings as to the facts and conclusion, but not in tery scheme; prohibited.
the form of order to cease and desist, for Sec. 6, 38 Stat. 721; 15 U. S. C. 46. Inter the reason stated in his opinion concur prets or applies sec. 5, 38 Stat. 719, as ring in part and dissenting in part in amended; 15 U. S. C. 45 Cease and desist order, E. P. Ploner t. a. Michigan City Nov Worthmore Sales Co., Docket 5203, elty Company, Michigan City, Ind., Docket March 10,1950, 46 F. T. C. 606, report of 5786, April 30, 1952
compliance with the said order was re quired as follows:
In the Matter of E. F. Ploner, Individ I t is ordered, That the respondent ually, and Trading as Michigan City herein shall, within sixty 60 days after Novelty Company service upon him of this order, file with This proceeding was heard by William the Commission a report in writing L. Pack, hearing examiner, upon the setting forth in detail the manner and complaint of the Commission, respond form in which he has complied with the ents answer, and a substitute answer, order to cease and desist.
filed pursuant to the granting of motion Issued: April 30, 1952.
so to do, in which, tendered on condition _that the initial decision of the examiner By the Commission.
be deferred until final determination by seal D. C. D aniel, the Commission of the proceeding in Su Secretary.
perior Products, Docket 5561, respondent admitted all of the material allegations P. R. Doc. 52-8742; Piled, Aug. 7, 1952;
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of fact in the complaint and waived the taking of testimony and other proce 1Filed as part of the original document.
dure, but reserved the right to appeal
discomforts of sciatica, neuritis, lum bago, bursitis, or any other kind of arthritic or rheumatic condition, or have any therapeutic effect upon any of the symptoms or manifestations of any such condition in excess of affording tempo rary relief of minor aches, pains, or
TITLE 22 FOREIGN RELATIONS
Chapter I Department of State Subchapter A -The Department
Dept. Reg. 108.160
P art 99I nformational M edia G uaran ties U nder the E conomic Cooperation A ct of 1948, as Amended
Preamble. In furtherance of the Mu tual Security Act of 1951, as amended, in order to facilitate and maximize the use of private channels of trade, and pursuant to the authority contained in 111 b of the Economic Cooperation Act of 1948, as amended, supplemented and continued herinafter called the act, the following rules and regula tions are prescribed for the making of guaranties of investments in enterprises producing or distributing informational media hereinafter called Informational Media Guaranties.
A new Part 99 is added as follows:
Sec.
99.1
99.2
1 99.3
99.4

Scope of this part.
Application for guaranties and place of filing.
Fees for guaranties.
Designation of Export-Import Bank of Washington as agent.
99.5 Saving clause.
Authoritt: 99.1 to 99.5 issued under sec. 104, 62 Stat. 138, as amended; 22 U. S. O.
Sup. 1503. Interpret or apply sec. I l l , 62
Stat. 143, as amended; 22 TJ. S. C. Sup. 1509, E. O. 10300, Nov. 1, 1951, 16 P. R. 11203; 3
CPR, 1951 Supp., E. O. 10368, June 30, 1952, 17 F. R. 5929.

99.1 Scope of this part. This part shall cover I n f o r m a t i o n a l Media Guaranties.
99.2 Applications f o r guaranties and place of filing. Applications for In formational Media Guaranties should be made in writing to the Informational Media Guaranty Section, Department of State, 2 Park Avenue, New York, New York. There is no prescribed form of application, but published information on current policies of the informational media guaranty program, including the contents of applications, may be ob tained on request from the Department of State at the address indicated. Each applicant will be notified in writing when his application has been found to be complete and is accepted for processing.
99.3 Fees for guaranties. The re cipient of a guaranty shall pay to the Department of State or its duly author ized representative, annually in advance, a fee of 1 percent per annum of the face amount of such guaranty, unless unusual circumstances are found by the Depart ment of State to exist with respect to any guaranteed investment, rendering it de sirable, in furtherance of the purpose of the act, to charge a smaller fee.
99.4 Designation of Export-Import Bank of Washington as agent. ExportImport Bank of Washington is hereby designated by the Department of State as its agent, upon such terms as specified by the Department, to issue in its name and administer Informational Media Guaranties.