Trade Practice Rules for the Subscription and Mail Order Book Publishing Industry

Promulgation date as printed in the volumes: Sept. 3, 1940. 3 mentions in F.T.C. Decisions volumes 32-75.

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• volume 32, 32 F.T.C. 1641: and that respondents Crowell-Collier Publishing Co., d corporation, and P. F. Collier & Son Corporation, a corporation, have hecuted agreements to abide by the Trade Practice Conference rules for the Subscription and Mail Order Book Publishing Industry, promulgated by the Commission on September 3, 1940, and that they have since the promulgation of said rules complied therewith in all respects, and the Commission having duly considered said petition and the re
• v045-0004, 45 F.T.C. 46: tial trade has been diverted unfairly to the respondents from their competitors. Par. 9. On September 8, 1940, the respondent Americana Corp. subscribed to the Trade Practice Conference Rules for the Subscription and Mail Order Book Publishing Industry, which rules cover all of the practices involved in this proceeding. The individual respondents, Fred F. Murphy, Joseph C. Graham, Jr., and Thomas J. Kirk, con
• v075-0027, 75 F.T.C. 252: at respondents Crowell-Coller Publishing Company, a corporation, and P. F. Collier and Son Corporation, a corporation, have executed agreements to abide by the Trade Practice Conference rules for the Subscription and Mail Order Book Publishing Industry, promulgated by the Commission on September 3, 1940, and that they have since the promulgation of said rules complied therewith in all respects, and the Commission having duly considered said petition and the re