SWAN, Circuit Judge.
In September 1938 the Federal Trade Commission issued a complaint against Clairol, Inc., a New York corporation, and three individuals who were its officers and controlled its advertising policies and practices. The complaint charged violation of the Federal Trade Commission Act, 15 U.S. C.A. § 45, in advertising two cosmetic preparations for shampooing and coloring the hair known generally as "Clairol" and specifically as "Progressive Clairol...
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