Santa' S Official Toy Prevue, Inc.
Volume 65 · 65 F.T.C. 129
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IN Tie MA Trr OF SANTA' S OFFICIAL TOY PREVUE, INC., ET AL. cm\"SENT ORDER, ETC., IX REGARD TO THE ALLEGED VIOLATIO),T OF THE FEDERAL TRE COMMISSION ACT Docket 8231. Oomplaint, Dec. 212, 1960-Deci sion, Apr. 1964'" Consent order requiring a PhHadelphia association of toy jobbers engaged. in publishing and distributing annually to retail outlets ,throughout the United States catalogs ilustrating toys, to cease inducing or receiving from toy suppliers payments for advertising in such catalogs furnished by respondents in connection with the sale of the suppliers' products, when they knew or should have known, that proportionally equal payments were not made available to all the suppliers' customers competing with respondents. COJ\IPLA.INT Pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Trade Commission Act and hy virtue of the authority vested in it hy said Act, the Federal .Reported as modified by order of Commission date July g, 1964. SANTA. S OFFICIAL TOY PREVUE , INC. , ET AL. 129 Complaint 1 t is further ordered That the aforesaid respondents, A TD Catalogs Inc. , Hoffman Sales & Distributing Co. Inc., The Jay Mils Company, M & A 'Wares Co. Inc., West Texas Wholesale of Amarilo, Inc., Le Hildehrand, Jay Mils, George Kahn, Jack R. Hoffman, Harold L. Cantor, Ernest H. Coonrod, 1Vmard S. Cantor, Sidney Hildebrand, and Jacob Hildebrand, shall, within sixty (60) days after service upon them of this order, file with the Commission a report, in writing, setting forth in detail the manner and form in which they have complied with the order to cease and desist.
It is further ordered That within thirty (30) days of servce of this order upon him respondent James V. Cariddi may file a properly sworn affdavit to substantiate the factual statements in his motion fied June 5, 1964, requesting that the consent order be set aside and the complaint dismissed as to him.
It is further ordered That complaint counsel may, within thirty (30) days of the service of Cariddi' s affdavit on him, advise the Commjssion whether he has any reason to question the factual content thereof.
It is further ordered That enforcement of the cease and desist order as to respondent .J ames V. Cariddi and his duty to comply therewith , and it hereby is, suspended until further order of the Commission. Commissioner Reilly not participating.