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 (b) The giving, selling, delivering or shiaoing to anyone,
products of the handbag industry either .directly or indirectly, or
by any other ways or means whatsoever, on an arrangement or under-
standing known as "memorandum", or "consignment" or "on approval" for
any length of time whatever, with the right or privilege to the cus-
tomer or consignee of selling or offering same for sale, and with the
further )rivilege to the said customer or consignee of returning all
or any part of such merchandise so shipped or delivered, or with the
further privilege of exchanging all or any part of such merchandise,
is nn unfnir method of competition.

 (c) The indirect or direct giving or permitting to be given or
offering to give money or anything of value to agents, employees, or
representatives of customers or prospective customers, or to agents,
emolovees or representatives of competitors customers or prospective
customers, with or without the knowledge of their emolovers or prin-
cipals, as an inducement to influence their emolovers or principals
to purchase or contract to purchase industry products from the maker of
such gift or offer or to influence such employers or principals to re-
frain from dealing or contracting to deal with competitors, is an unfair
method of competition.

 (d) The paying for retailers newspaper advertising, whether in
the form of money or otherwise, constitutes a form of rebate and is
therefore an unfair method of competition.

 (e) The accepting of a return of any merchandise shipped to a
purchaser and the giving to the purchaser credit therefore, or the ex-
changing of merchandise for the purchaser, where the merchandise has
been shipped in accordance with all the specifications of the order and
within the specified time or where the purchaser has ordered merchan-
dise in excess of his need with the intent to return part, or where
the merchandise has been in the possession, actual or constructive, of
the purchaser for more than five days, is an unfair method of competi-
tion.

 (f) The malicious inducing or attempting to induce the breach
of existing contracts between competitors and their customers by any
false or deceptive means whatsoever, or the interfering with or obstruct-
ing the performance of any such contractual duties or'services by any
sich means, with the purpose and effect of unduly hampering, injuring,
or embarrassing competitors in their businesses, is an unfair method of
competition.

 (g) The defamation of competitors by falsely imputing to them
dishonorable conduct, inability to perform contracts, questionable credit
standiniz, or by other false representations, or false disparagement of
the grade or quality of their goods with the tendency and capacity to
mislead or deceive purchasers or. prospective purchasers, is an unfair
method of competition.