Michael M. Turin

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IN THE MATTER OF MICHAEL M. TURIN' ORDER, ETC., IN REGARD TO THE ALLEGED VIOLATION OF THE FEDERAL E FIBER PRODUCTS TRADE COMMISSION AND THE TEXTII IDENTIFICATION ACTS Feb. 1968-Decision Apr. 1969 Docket 8757. Cumplnint, , Calif. , retailer of fabrics to cease Consent order requiring a Costa Mesa disclose on labels misbranding its textile fiber products by failing to when the fabries are "remnants of undetermined fiber content. COMPLAINT Commission pursuant to the provisions of the Federal Trade Identification Act, and by Act and the Textile Fiber Products virtue of the authority vested in it by said Acts, the Federal '"Formerly trading as International YIlJuage Fa;I' MICHAEL M. TURIN °681 561 Complaint a report in writing setting forth its efforts and. progress in carrying out the divestiture requirements of this order until all such assets have been divested with the approval of the Commission; and respondent shall submit to the Commission on the first day of each calendar year a report in writing setting forth its compliance with the cease and desist provisions of this order. F It is further ordered, That respondent notify the Commission of the names and addresses of all persons, firms or corporations who shall express to respondent any interest in purchasing the assets to be divested under the terms of this order, within thirty (30) days after having been informed of such interest. G It.is further ordered, That respondent’s motion to withdraw this matter from adjudication be, and it hereby is, denied. Commissioners Dixon and Elman believe that, in view of the changed conditions now existing in the vending machine industry, the public interest would be served by disposing of the case on the basis of the consent order settlement submitted by respondent.