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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-15

KENsINGTON - Immaculate Dutch
Colonial with 8 bedrms, and bath,
sep dining rm, powder rm: on lst
a: full tiled bsmt; screened porch;
garage; CT approved, 800
KORZENDORFER, OIL. 4-elll
Ekui a
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$3.50 DOWN

RAMBLER, 400 Gleason St. Silver
Sprins-6 rooms and bath; on lge.
cor. lot; fenced-in yard. with bio,
pit mr.. schools. and vacant.
READMOND REAL ESTATE
TU, a-6161 EN-. s-ss15
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WooDsIDE PARK-center hall.
r,n,. knotty pine rec I'm rm. With IRE.
place: S3S.950-
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE-3-bed-
rm. custom rambler; full bsmt.: q
car sarage; S34, $50.
NORTHWooD PARK - Lovely
rec, rm,, porch. sarase: beautiful
lot: $4,000.
INDIAN SPG. CTRY. CLUBS
bedrms.. ga baths. den, sep. dining
rn., garage; $4,000.
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ONLY

A few dollars down, assume ~ loan,
$50 per mo. pays all. Splendid g.
rm, home, redec. Price only S10t50o.
VIZ. Up. 9-S47e.
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Below
CT Appraisal!

Brick rambler on nice wooded
lot, fireplace. separate dining room,
3 lovely bedrooms and equipped
kitchen Swim pool share can be
purchased with home. $1b,950--
VACANT-MOVE RIGHT M
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OPEN
WA ApppOVEn

VA AFFnOV ELL
2-bedrm. rambler. u acre, fenced
YARD Taod Public io Ts1er rG system s. 400.
4 Mi. South of D. c. Line
I. c. MURRAY. JR.. REAL ESTATE
$500 Indian Head Hwy.
10. 7-2434
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WeStOVer!

6-room brick Colonial home with
finished basement. Neighborhood oe
luxe in convenience Here's happy
lifetime possession and sound in
vestment for you Priced at Sl5,-
$500 OR FILA contracts &C.
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RAMBLER

g rooms, bath, attached
garage and utility room; on
Ia acre beautifully land
scaped fenced lot more land
apail.); shrubbery, flowers:
metal awnings. oil heat.
New-house condition. On U.
s. Hwy. so and Rte. $50. 4ia
mi. past Ramp WASHINGTON.
Bus stop at property. Owner,
,Herndon 2S9-W-2.
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4 Bedrms.- $4,000

CT APPROVED! TREES? YEsl
The outside OF this home is very
good the interior excellent. 2 bed
rooms and bath on the first
floor, 9 bedrooms up. Equipped
kitchen. separate dining room and
living room with fireplace. Call US
to see.
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RANcHER. CENTER HALL
3 big bedrms.; glassed-in porch:
only 4 yrs. old Complete new ex-
tra-lge. kit: beautiful shaded, fenced
lot: $1,000 down: assume lge. trust.
BALLARD REALTY CO., IA. 7-4f92
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Mr.. wEsTMoRELAND CIRCLE

Mr.. WEsTMoRELAND CIRCLE
4 BEDRMS.-2 BATHS
.S00-GI APPROVED
Recently redecorated, on
level lot with nice yard in
this very popular area. Living
rm., screened porch, dining
room and unusually large
with modern equip. Kitchen;
1st-fioor bedrm., 16x16. with
private bath: plus 8 bedrms.
and bath on 2nd floor: recrea-
ton room; full basement; ga
WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 It'll 9.
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ARLINGTON, NORTH
NO STEPS

Center and rear hall rambler:
beautiful liv. rm., separate din. rm..
fully equipped kit. with laundry; / "a
baths; generous bedrms., large
rear screened porch; 200-ft. fenced
lot, with vegetable garden; oversize
with the house. In immacuiate con-
ditlon. School, bus and shopping.
JA 1-U01l: ewes, ia. 2-U363.
BURNER REALTY 20
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diversified

DOMINION HILLS COLONIAL
Brick resident with side hall en-
trance! : good rooms, equipped
kitchen. basement. recreation room.
A home with character in neigh
borhood with character. Call us to
see this and other fine homes!
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VIENNA
Country Cookie

FOR S11.a50. older home with
towering shade trees on a ia-acre
corner lot. Can be used as f.
bedroom home or. 3 bedrooms and
separate dining room, Basement
and garage. A rare opportunity!
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ALEXANDRIA. Jefferson Manor
One of the best buys in the area.
rms, . bedrmS Only $500 On.
Priced at $4,000, Has full bsmt.,
Cali XII. s-s6oo.
v. L. MARCUM REALTY
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SPRINGFIELD-3A ACRES

Colonial; center hall. LIST H.: liy.
rm., firepl. formal din. rm,.. mod.
kit. with bkfst area. bath, den or
bedrm.. 3 bedrms, bath on. End,
screened breezeway to sar;; bsnlt.;
S19.950: Ala acres adjoining also
avail. Mr.. Alldridge. RE. 5-5505
LEO M. BERNSTEIN co.
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. tcons. }

4 BEDROOMS on "a acre: full fin.
bsmt.; nice shrubs and fence, sur
b round this S,y lovely ,e, esp sso Cog 4
SCHACH REALTY, JE. 2-3706.
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CAMP SPRINGS
TEMPLE HILLS AREA

with liv. rm., din. rm., fully equipped
kit, 2 lovely bright bedrms., tile
bath. full bsmt. with q beaut. rec.
rm. with built-in bar. Priced to sell
at sis, 900 Terms available
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

$4,000 GI-STo0 DOWN
1mmac. 3 bedrms.; Ice. kit; nice
section; level shady lot.
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CHESTER n KELLER

BET YOUR LIFE!
Your family will like this 3-bed-
room, 2-story home in Takoma
Park, Close to sanitarium 1t has
separate dining room, full base
ment detached garage, electric
kitchen. storm doors and windows,
is in good condition. Can go CT,
S14,50 Ask to see i'll
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ALEXANDRIA
Air Conditioned!

Brick rambler in the Beverly
Hills, Just off Russell I'd. 3 bed
rooms and Q baths. Garden type
rear yard has fagstone patio and
barbecue pit. S23,q50l GI CON-
TRACTS ACCEPTED!
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MASS. AVE. EXT.
DIRECT FROM BUILDER
RAMBLERS AND SPLIT LEVELS
Three locations. S29.500-S42. 500.
THOMAS H. RYON
MA. S-4972 Ewes. LII 2-45S6
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SLEEPY HOLLOW

SLEEPY HOLLOW
OPEN DAILY
This new briek-and-stone ram
bier; 3 twin-sized bedrms., "a
baths. famiIy-sized dining rm..
extra-lge. porch. mod. natural wood
kit, eye-level oven. paneled club
rm., fireplace: full bsmt.. ground
level: o-car garage. Beautiful lot
110x175 with trees. DIRECTIONS:
Out Arl blvd. pass Seven Corners !
block. left on Aspen lane to open
sign.
BALLARD REALTY CO.. ia. 7-4792
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SILVER SPRlNG
newly sp redec.: Full bsmt.: on nice
lot. Rental with option to buy to
responsible party at 500 month.
BRICK RAMBLER. $13. 500-Im-
maculate. 8 bedrms.. din L." rear
enclosed porch; many built-in fea-
lures; level fenced lot. Priced $500
under CT appraisal
WHITE BRICK COLONIAL. 81 g.
full bSmt. with outside entrance.
Near elementary schools. Easy terms,
quick possession.
CALL 10. $4,000
Higgins g. Harrison, Inc.
REALTORS
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SILVER SPRING
$l7,750-Nr Piney Br. and Flower
aye.-6-rm. rambler, 3 nice bed
rms, . full baths, full bsmt, rec.
rm.. large fenced lot. Very clean.
Bargain at the above price. WOOD
SIDE REALTY CO. JU 9-6440. til
q D m -15
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WOODACRES - Immaculate, 3-bed-
room. 2-bath brk. Colonial on one
OF the choice lots of this carefully
controlled community: beautiful
big shade trees Excellent schools.
Low EOS. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
DI. 7-1411: ewes, OIL. 2-3223
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

While ! was down town .ast
week saw various people
celebrating President Dwi1ht
Eisenhower birthday which
is Ocfohar Ia.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

TYLER. Texas.-ActionS o.
the office of the Texas Attorney
General IN connection with fed
eral school desegregation cases
in that state constitute efforts 10
opstruct justice and intimidate
witnesses. NAACP attorney w.
J. Durham charged a; hearing
before Judge Otis T. Dunagan
in the Seventh District Court
here this week.
TIE hearing in which the
State of Texas is seeking a
temporary injunction TO ban
NAACP activity in the state
opened Sept. 20 and was re-
sumed this week.
The states suit names the
NAACP and the Texas Con-
ference of NAACP Branches.
alleging that they are profit
making organizations illegally
operating in the state.
NAACP lawyers deny the
charges and contend there is no
legal connection between the
national body and the unncorp-
Grated branches in Texas.
The state introduced financial
and other records obtained from
local and national NAACP Off
ces.
In Texarkana and Dallas. Tex
as Rangers and other armed
police officers were used to
round up children and their
parents who had signed school
desegregaticn petitions.
With armed guards standing
by. an assistant attorney general
ccndu ted a court of inquiry in
the office of a justice of the
peace.
AT the court os inquiry. Mr.
Durham tod Judge Dunagan,
an assistant attorney general
with the full knowledge that
case was pending in the Fed
eral District Court" questioned
the witnesses.
The court of inquiry. he said
was improperly formed. was ar
attempt 10 intim.date. and con.
stiiuted an obstruction of JUS
tice."
The roundup of minor chill
dren and their parents by the
Rangers and local police and
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Biographical Sketch Of
Mayor Albert &. Cobo

ALBRT E. COBO was born
in Detroit 90 years ago and edu-
Gated in Detroit schools. the
Craft Elementary School and
Western High School He at
tended the Detroit Business
Institute and Alexander Hamil-
ton Institute.
Starting as an office boy in
a plant near his home on De-
troit'S west side not far from
what is now Briggs Stadium,
home of the Detroit Tigers. Mr..
Cobo later became a candy and
ice cream maker. He was soon
operating two stores of his own.
Having a decided flair for bust
ness. he studied accounting and
business practice. Employed in
the sales department of an Of
flee appliance company, he be-
came national branch manager
and did so well that he was Of
fered a similar position with a
larger company. which he ac-
cepted.
He came to city government
in 1888 from the Burroughs
Adding Machine Company when
the city's fiscal affairs were in
a chaotic condition as a result:
OF the depression. His immediate
task was to handle the city's
40 millions in scrip. His success
was outstanding. Borrowed
from Burroughs for six months.
the then mayor and city council
voluntarily raised his salary and
persuaded him to remain as
special advisor to the mayor
and deputy city treasurer. He
became city treasurer in 1885
TO fill vacancy and was elected
seven times, serving Is years.
in November, l949. was mayor
by a majority Of more than l00,-
600 votes.
During the two years of his
first term Q950-5D he speeded
up expressway construction; he
got an aggressive clearance
program under way; inaugural
ed a program undermining the
city's hospital system; gave i'm
petus to the construction of the
City-County Building: accel-
Grated the work on Detroit's
new Civic Center on the water
front; stepped up street repair
work; instituted scheduled cob
lection of garbage and rubbish,
and care for the city's 100000
trees; he lent his support to a
proper sewage system to elimin-
ate flood conditions--in brief,
he has given the city an ag-
gressive and business-like adj
ministration.
His vigorous stand in support
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

of his belief that strikes agalnS
the public interest will not DC
tolerated was supported by me
people. and by the courts in en-
suing legislation.
Despite additional millions
spent for needed public I'M
provements during the first SIX
years of Mayor Cobo's admins
tration's. the citys books nave
been balanced and the tax f''e
slightly lowered.
Mayor Cobo was reelected
for a second term Of two years
and a third term Of four yean
by decisive majorities. ana
now serving his seventh yea
in office. His present term ems
December 81. 1857.
Detroit is now in the MID"
of an extensive expansion plO,
gram which is being puSnsu
vigorously under his leadersn'P
Mayor Cobo is a former pres
dent of the American Munlclp1
Association. Since 1854 ne no
been a member of the Nations
Civil Defense Advisory CoinCI
by appointment Of Preslo.~ Y.
Eisenhower. being recently ~
appointed for a three year W."
ending in 1859.
Mayor Cobo is recognize y
nationally as an AUTHORITY -
highway financing and mas Nv
quently been called to Wasnl"s
ton as a consultant in TINS 'O"
nection. -,
During the past several year
his accomplishments have V' ~
given official recognition y
several foreign eovernlle"~~l
France made him an Ofilcel y
the Legion of Honor; ne r w.,
awarded the Solidarity 90, o'1.
("Stella della Solidarleta l'~
lanai by Italy made a COm Nv
mander of the Order of Uans =
Nassau by the Government, . u
the Netherlands. and awalut,
the Royal Order Of the fnO'
by the King of Greece. 10
Mayo cobo married Ethe, |, =,
gan Christie in 1914. They ma /,
two married daughters he c ,
member of the Mt. Hope
gregational Church. He Is
Mason. ra;,4
Mayor Cobo's mother Ger csr.
beth Byran, was born IN IN, ~ 4
many and came to De''O, "c,,.
is. His father. Of French a ID,,s
try. was born in Wysn0Vr,,.
lust below Detroit on the Inf n
troit River. His grahops .nsi.
came to Michigan from r
] vania.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Charge intimidation
in Texas Indignation

ing on an appeal in the Dallal
case was scheduled for Oct. /
Two days before the schedule:
hearing. the police rounded up
The plaintiffs Thereupon. NJ.
Marshall requested and was
granted a poS,ponement OF the
hearing.
The NAACP contends that
while these suits aie pending in
the federal courts the Attorney
General of the State Of Texas
has no right TO deiain. question
and intimidate witnesses, es-
pecially minor children, in the
presence of armed police.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Seeing
Stars

LET GROUP GETS BREAK
One Of the most difficult fields
in showbusineSs for Negroes 10
Get break has been some
what broken through. Negro
ballet dancers are being groom
ed for a continental tour next
season. They are being organiz-
cd by British agent Harry Lowe
and will tour England. France
before doing the L. S.
But most important. this is
a classical group and will
no, have 10 resort 20 the Afro
Cuban vein like most compan-
les. Already II ballet dancers
are with the group.
High Finance" which has re-
Gently been featuring Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Louis is about to be
axed Though it picked up in
listeners since the Louises have
been on still it's sponsor =
Mennen Products = wants out
to put its money in other shows.
The LouiseS got on just in time.
seemingly Louis Armstrong
at the University Of California
performing, of course.
The Mills Brothers all pack
cd and ready for Flamingo
Hotel in Las Vegas for three
weeks. Cab Galloway had
his audience in the palm of
his hand al Ciros in Hollywood.
Arthur Lee Simpkins continues
10 hit all Of the plush mite
spots He's in Portland, Oregon
now at Amato's his ninth
engagement in nine years.
Opening mite the audience rose
TO give him a standing ovation
all proof Of their high re-
gard for Simpkins.
Dinah Washington. Hadda
Brooks and Eddie Haywood all
in Chicago = had reunion
until Dinah had TO leave foi
Kansas City. An all mixed
group will put on "Salome" at
Carnegie Recital Hall for eight
days II stars Muriel Rain form
erly of Carmen Jones" who
does. too. all the costumes.
Eartha Kit jumping between
pushing her new book Thurs
days Child" = a stormy auto
biography on the young lady
and being a sell-out as a
name star for the swank supper
clubs. She's hoped from Las
Vegas to open at the Persian
Room in New York.
Lionel Hampton has added
three new gals to his band =
warbler Mamie Watts, saxist
Elsie Smith and harpist Doro-
thy Ashby. The new band is
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

court of inquiry was an effort
the interrogation Of them in the
10 find out if they had consented
TO have the NAACP represent
them in legal action and 10 de-
termine whether the penal code
had been violated. Assistant At
torney General l.. w Grey said
Thurgood Marshall, NAACP
special counsel. indicated that
the NAACP is considering filing
suit TO restrain Attorney General
John Ben Sheppard from ques-
tioning children and their par
ents involved in integra'ion suits
before the federal courts. A hear
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
ST. JOHNS PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH WOMAN'S DAY

The women Of St. Johns Pres
byterian Church. 1910 Jos. Cam
pau at Clinton. are sponsoring
their Annual Women's Day pro-
gram on Sunday, October 81
Mrs. Robert Giffen. well
known missionary and lee
.urer. will be the speaker at
the ii o'clock service.
Immediately after the service,
Coffee Hour will take the
attention Of the members and
their friends. giving every one
a chance not only to meet the
speaker. but 10 fellowship one
wi'h another
At the tea, planned for he
afternoon. 5 to Z pm. Mrs. Con
-ell Bailey. Mother of the
Year" for 1855 will be the
speaker. A sparkling program
has been around her.
The Association welcomes all
women-and men. TO come in
Christian Fellowship and share
the DELIGHTFUL experience of
meeting. hearing and chatting
with these two worthwhile
speakers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20
Church News
ST. MARK S cHATTERBOx
PASTORS MESSAGE

Just a inchin' along like the
ole inch worm. Day by day we
ere one step nearer the day
when our mortgage will be paid
and the time when we will be
IN a position 10 expand our sane
tuary and build an educational
building. This Fall Rally is more
than a money raising ef.or II
s crusade 20 provide better
facilities for those who worship
am those who study
AS a member % re rhu or
YOU will want 70 take this op-
p~rtuni'y 70 sha-e in making
the c-usade a success.
This you can do by contrib.
u.ing your eft for the Rally.
In The Fathers House
~. Henry Cieage charter
member and one who was a
~r;l'~- SORT in the founding Of
{: Marks. passed on n rs
e'crral reward Thu-sdav Of last
week
Mr.. C'eage had given wears Of
sc-vise . the United Presby-
terrain church serving as an el-
der in our churches in Aliens.
Ten. aid Ind'a-opol's Ind.
Before coming 10 Detroit.
He WIS the former teacher Of
our Adult Bible Class and one
Of whom il was said that. 81
Mavk's was his heart" Mr.
Cleage was a retired pos al en-
plovee. active worker for his
POL 'ical party a kind and I'M
derstanding husband. and devot-
ed father.
Our sincere sympathy is ex-
tended 70 he family and their
manv friends.
We extend sympathy TO
Messrs Alvin and Grady Stall
worth who lost their father Mr..
Edward Richardson who lost his
sister; Mr.. Tommie Harris who
lost his grandfather y
The church wishes these
members TO know that we are
very sorry 10 learn of the
komegoing Of their loved ones.
ST. Marks Musical Program
A musical program serves the
church in several ways. First il
offers an opportunity for Chris
tisn Service 10 adults. young
people. and children. Service to
God and the church is a most
important factor in the develop
ment OF Christian character.
Secondly. there are great pos
sib.lities of evangelism All
cho;rs appear regularly i n
church services which become
enriching experiences with par
ticipa'ion in leadership in wor-
ship with music.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

One billion and quarter
dollars is being saved annually
by the Eisenhower Administra-
ton through the reduction of
Federal civilian employment by
100000 in three years.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

being unveiled in New York al
Basin Street for the last date
in the u. S. before they take
off for Europe again.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

Three Wayne State University
bscks hold the lead in Presi-
cents Athletic Conference rush
ing states. Jack Goegins has
gained ll6 yards for first place.
while jim Macmillan is second
with 70 and Henry LukowSki
is third with rs.
Quarterback Hal willard Of
WAYNE State was an end when
he played his high school foot
ball al Cass City.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

The Eisenhower Administra-
ton is performing the seemingly
impossible feat of providing
this nation with its greatest
military power in peacetime
history and saving $40 billion in
three years in process.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-10-20

father travelled 10 Kansas in a
covered wagon. When Dwight,
the ih'rd CT SIX sons. was two
years old. the family moved
tsor Texas back 10 their home
II Abilene. Kansas.
49,
' -n'ei Set NIL
'srT : AZ ry q, West Point
r4a cte~ re'et'ec or ne
r4.a = vev a. Annapolis
Na, or,. The age
- - years
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Store your FURS! JeIIeffs
gives them double protection!
First fumeote then safely store your winter things
cold circulating air. Voults premises at Street and
Silver Spring.
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A Famous Makers Sweet SIeepe

Wotzensth gowns with layers Of roth euns the bodice
"peieno nighties embroidery ouneins fuIensth gowns
. beauties! We've sketched just few from the
big beautiful group tyes body doll seepers included
tool. We say ths-o better time to come Mothers
Day shopping In the grouP-white, blue, pink. oquO
bamboo sizes 81 to 40 and smo medium, large sizes.
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, 1956-03-14
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shall be taxed upon entry into the Virgin Islands for such
delivery at the rates specified in Section 3 of this Law upon
valuation determined by the sale price. Immediately upon
receipt Of any articles, goods merchandise or commodities
from the Post Office or the shipping agency, the purchaser
shall declare the contents and value thereof to the Tax Dvi-
sion; ;Provided, that wherever a seller shall have agreed to
include and shall have included the tax in the sales price, the
purchaser shall. not be required to declare the shipment.
The Commissioner of Finance may enter into agreements
with business organizations for such inclusion Of the tax in
the sale price, and for the remittance of all sums thus col
lected either quarterly or at such other reasonable intervals
as may be necessary to recorsile returns and payments to a
regular routine of record keeping.
Ito be continued