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LAW IN THE NEWS
Returning Purchases
Can Plague Buyer

approval" nor controlled by
written contract the courts fol-
low o reasonable opportunity"
rule. In other words, you are
permitted a reasonable time to
inspect the merchandise when
it arrives If you haven't already
done so.
What is reasonable, however
is a matter governed by cir
cumstances and precedent, one
which can be very intricate in
deed. II you ever find yourself
with a serious problem along
these lines. by all means con-
suit a lawyer.
Here, for instance. are a few
Of the things \ court will want
to know: nature Of the business
transaction, situation of the
goods at the moment. customs
Of the trade involved, prior
dealings between you and the
seller. whether the goods are
perishable. whether defects can
be discovered only upon use
las happened with the Cali
fornia farmer, whether deliv-
cry was premature or unduly
late, etc.
You can see how the picture
varies. II you order an azalea
bush for planting, you may
have "a hours to notify the
seller Of any mistake or defect
If you order q new blower for
your furnace. you may be al
lowed from now until next win
ter to find out II something IL
wrong with 1t. 1t all depends
Fridoy: rs tough 10 eOmbot Oh.
scene literature by court decree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10

Dear DR.. Steincrohn: There
ought to be q law! ! think it'i
O shame to let q person 60
through life without even real
izing that he has q bad breath,
Even you doctors suffer for It.
I don't believe that I'm espe-
cially sensitive to smells, yet
have Just changed dentists and
eye doctors because I dread
going to their Offices. They're
lawfully nice fellows and good
doctors, but it's an ordeal to be
treated by them. If they. only
knewl Why doesn't somebody
tell them? Why didn't have
the courage to do so instead of
walking out on them?
It's usually true, when you
suffer from B. o. or B. B. not
even your best friend will tell
Iyou.
Just see how detrimental this
can be to so many people. To
statesmen who wonder why
they can't sell their product;
Ito youngsters who begin to lose
their friends: even to wives
and husbands who suffer alone
because they don't want to hurt
the others feelings.
I wish you would publicize
this, DR.. Steincrohn. / speak
from the heart. was for
tunate enough to be told this
week that I have bad breath.
What causes bad breath? Is
there anything to do for It?
Sincerely, Mr.. K. K. H.
Doctors Reply
Bad breath is an ever present
problem. You will recall that a
few years ago millions were
spent in advertising q certain
product that was q "sure-cure''
for bad breath. But like many
others before it. 1t proved UNI
equal to the task of wiping out
this widespread disability.
It is important to determine
whether the bad odor Is COM
ing from the mouth itself or
from the respiratory tract. To
dif1erentiate, close the mouth
and blow through the nose:
then close the nose and blow
through the mouth. Your doc
tor can detect the probable
source.
For example, when you have
taken alcohol. onions or garlic
the source Of the bad odor Is
not the mouth: it comes from
the fact that these substances
have been dissolved In the blood
stream and expired by the
lungs.
1t is. Of course, important
that you have your mouth
checked by a nose and throat
man and by your dentist
Chronic sinusitis, tonsilitis
postnasal drip. and bronchitis
may cause bad breath. In spite
Of what many think is q
source. constipation is not usu-
ally q cause.
Chances for bad breath are
greater in patients who have
any Of the following: pyorrhea,
dental pockets and carries, food
leftovers between the teeth,
orthodontic or prostetic APP
pliances.
Suppose you have investi-
gated every possibility and
found no reason. assuming
that you have been fortunate
enough to have been told that
your breath is bad. What
next?
Knowing that your breath
is not sweet you should make
every effort tc shield the per-
son you are with. II you can
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10
"I'm not what
you'd call
hard of hearing
f. but I'd never be without my ZENITH
Diplomat. Slip On Hearing Add"

why do l wear a Zenith,
when Pm not really hard of
hearing? Simply because /
want to catch every ,Oord of
what's going on-without
straining. l will never be
without my Zenith Diplomat
Slip-On Hearing Aid"
These are the words OF a
leading businessman, and he
adds: II have several friends,
including women, who are
hard Of hearing, and they're
as enthusiastic about the
Diplomat as l am"
The predominant reason is
that Zenith offers the best in
quality and performance.
Then too, the Diplomat" is
light, full.powered, small and
rNcoNsPIcUous. It fits snugly
and comfortably entirely at
the-ear. No dangling cords,
nothing in hair or clothing.
The Diplomat" Slip-On
Hearing Aid plugs Instantly
into q tiny, lightweight ear.
mold 80 you can enjoy extra
clear hearing at any time
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10


Is q full-grown young man
capable Of making his own way
In the world.
Eddie should realize that one
way Of convincing his parents
Of this is to convince himself.
He does not have to go away
from home to do 1t.
AS q matter Of fact, it is pos
sible for him to 60 away from
home and carry the same
wrong attitudes with him. On
the other hand. it is possible for
him TO stay at home and so
change his attitudes that he
will feel as though he is In an
entirely different environment.
For one thing, Eddie should
recognize that people are no.
where as concious Of his past
mistake as he is. Some in
dividuals may remember it, but
it Is doubtful whether they give
it much thought after so many
years. II individuals some
times make q sighting remark
about him. it is probably not
because they remember his old
crime.
Each Of US is open to critism
for something and nobody
totally escapes 1t. Eddie, like
everyone else. must develop
enough self-confidence to be
able to take criticism in stride.
Both Eddie and his parents
should realize he has already
redeemed himself. Nearly six
years Of good behavior after
a serious fall has probably won
him the respect. even admira-
ton. Of every kindly, thought
ful person in the community.
Eddie's goal now should be
to win his own respect for his
fine achievement. He has
proved himself. He only needs
to recognize 1t and to approach
life with a happier. more trust
full spirit.
Copyright 1857.
General Features corp)
Tomorrow: An elder sister wonts 10
help her sister cope with fomiIy re-
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How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Remedies for. Bad Breath
BY Or. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

help it. don't get close and talk
right into his face" II you
happen to be seated next TO
people Gin . theater or ct din
ner) talk ito" them but not
"at" them.
Try some Of the deodorant
and scented lozenges that are
advertised. They have been eff
fective in some persons. Use
dental floss frequently; mouth
washes help. What's most i'm
portant Of all Is to be aware"
that you have BIB. Then you
can 60 about doing something
for 1t.
Tomorrow: Our woy Of life causes
much fotiSus todoy.
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ADVERTISEMENT


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and try to perpetuate 1t.
Such covetous and un-
wholesome grasping Grip
Piles the child emotionally.
The only way to keep the
love and warmth Of Q child
Is to stand him on his own
feet when he IL ready and
let him 60. / want to add
that this releasing Of q
child Is just as vital in the
case Of adopting mothers.
Women who adopt babies
have special gifts from life
the Joy Of the phone call
that notifies them that
their child Is waiting for
them and the giddy and
unselfconscious way they
can stand OF and admire
the baby as though he were
an objet dart. The special
hazard in adopting is that
the child is sometimes re-
garded as too precious to
set free. It's . criminal act
for an adult to cling to q
ehild-any adult, any child.
The most important point
] have to make about
babies Is this: They are
mere incidents IN q mar
rage. Marriage = q rela-
tionship between man and
woman that may last for so
or so years. Children will
come and go but the main
plank remains the same.
Women must always care
for the needs Of their hus-
band ahead Of their chill
dren. In such a home, the
children and marriage will
blossom. II q woman puts
her children first. the chill
dren become demanding,
the husband disinistered
and the wife frenzied. The
health Of the home will
perish.
prom "a Woman Doctor Looks
ct Love and Life" Copyright 1886,
1857. b. Marion Hiliiard. Pub
hshed By Doubleday a. Co., Ine.)
Tomorrow: b.. HiIliord Talks
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THE FAMILY COUNCIL
Concern of Parents
Annoys Ex-Convict
THE PROBLEM
THE DETAILS

Edward HI want to get away from home
Betty H.-Our parents want to keep an eve on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10

The tomilY Council consists Of Q Judge,
. psychiotrist. three eIsrSymsn. q
newspaper editor. q women's editor
end two vriterA Eoeh article Is q
summary Of sn oetuol eoss history.
The eosneiI reports On problems
thst have been deoIt with BY re-
sponsible sseneieS and eounseIors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10

Tomorrow: Dr.. Hilliord tolks
Gbout sen sdueotion and how 10
handle II.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10

Tomorrow: An elder sister wonts 10
help her sister cope with fomiIy re-
possibilities.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-10
THE COUNCILS VIEW

This family is lowering too
much over Eddie and they are
undermining his self-confi-
dence. II they must worry,
they should conceal their anx-
iety enough to let Eddie feel he
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03
Dulles Answers Questions as Result Of Assertions in New Biography

WASHINGTON, RHSecretary of State Dulles denied yesterday that the United States ever made flat commitment to defend the Nationalist islands of Quemoy and Matsu.
 Dulles told news conference there was no US. commitment, secret or otherwise, except for that expressed in a congressional resolution adopted Jan. 28, 1855.
 This "Formosa Resolution" gave President Eisenhower congress sional appoval for a fight-if- necessary policy in the Formosa crisis. It left to Eisenhower dis cretion the decision to defend the Nationalist-held islands of Que moy and Matsu off the Commit mist Chinese mainland, if he felt any attack on them was a Red invasion thrust at Formosa.
 Dulles was questioned at his news conference on the basis of a new biography's assertion that Eisenhower sent a personal as- surance" to Nationalist China's President Chiang Kai-shek satis- flying Chiang that the United States would help defend Quemoy and Matsu.
 Under questioning on one of the points in the book, Dulles said it is not true that the US. cancelled its offer to help Egypt build the Aswan Dam in order to force an economic aid showdown with the Soviet Union.
 The writer, John R. (JacO Beal, Time magazines diplomatic re- porter, described the Aswan ac- tion as major ganlbit'' by Dull les in the cold war with Russia.
 Dulles said there were a num- Der of reasons for the cancella-
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03
British Shipping Strike Called Off For Govt Inquiry

LOND RLUnion bosses yesterday called off costly strikes in Britain's shipbuilding yards and factories pending the outcome of a government inquiry into their pay demands.
 The strikers-11a million in the factories and 100000 in the ship yards-were ordered to go back to work on Thursday.
 The decision was taken as the walkouts threatened to cripple Britain's automobile production and factories producing 40 per cent of the nations exports.
 The unions have demanded a 10 percent wage increase. Last week they offered to call off the strikes for an interim increase of 5 percent if the rest of the de- mand was left to commission of inquiry. The government asked them to go back to work while the investigation is in progress.
 Factory owners have offered a percent increase. Shipbuildng employers are ready to give a 5 percent increase, but want an agreement to freeze wages for a year.
 The shipyard strike, starting IS days ago, has halted work by 200,- 900 men on 300 vessels. Factory workers began a "snoWbalP' walhout 10 days ago that pulled 11a million men off their jobs
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03

tlon. He mentioned doubt that Egypt, burdened by arms pur- chases, could finance it's end of the deal, the question whether this country might encounter dislike if the project failed for that req son, and the increasing alignment of Egypt with Russia.
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03

WOMEN'S SOCIETY
 MEETS FRIDAY EVENING WITH HELEN FAGERSTROM Co-tIosfesses are Ann Snyder and Constance Erickson Program:-
The Nome nugget., 1957-04-03

POPPED PLANTS just arrived
 AT NOME HARDWARE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-01

Traditional January Sales mean hundreds of items
are available at special prices sure to suit
your thrifty nature. In many categories, endofseas
clearances provide additional welcome savings. WI
you choose some new item for yourself, your family,
your home you can be confident of finding the
in every price range at the Corners Shopping Ger
You not only save cash, but you also save steps!
An escalator whisks you quickly between the upper
lower levels. Your parking space is never more TIL
feet from the building. Please your pocketbook .
and enjoy yourself by starting your 1857 shoppi
at the Corners Shopping Center now!
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PAINT DEPT.


l00O-4.70-7.70 Wallpaper Rolls.
Beige original designs. Plastic
coated. washable. Reody trimmed.
double roll 09c
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NOTIONS

to0-S2 TeO aprons in orsondy, larger sizes ISL
street Floor, Warrington. ONLY
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BOYS FURNISHINGS

eo-Sl Boys AlI-LeOihsr Belts in mony styles eoon,
l.n soc, 2 Tor 81
$40 an
1913 BOp' Summerweisht Pojomos, sizes 6, . 81
SS-ls9 Boys Short Points wolkns bkn. sizes SIS 81
BOYS FurnnhinOL End Floor wGshinOton only
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,s-ss vsts White House Point, Con be tinted.
1856 Floor and Deck Point Botteshp grey, Scl 2.S9
3S-le5-2lS Sherwin- Wiloms Points Floi semi-gloSs
and kem-6o. Discontinued eoloy d. quort 88c
2S-lSS Floor cleOner. Removes sheloe and votnish
quoTt 9Sc
3s-4s5sss Texture Paint. Dromsx and Mor,in-senour
IN Floor. Washington only
sac HOUSEWARES
lib TOost or Sandwich Servers Aluminium with
cover -----.--. Bte
3o-l3S Sewerage Servers vinyIwOrs. serves 8 CLOSES.
80c
30-i3e Casserole Servers vnylwore aie
3s-l.ls Speed E. Freeze contoinsfs Aluminium.
quoH for 8Be
lo-lls speed.E.Free1e cOutunss Aluminium. pint.
5 for 88c
7A-i7e Aluminium Cooking Puus Set Of set rae
20-lls Aluminium Onion Presses --------- 48c
A-l39 Trouser Hangers. set OF S. set 11c
7l-99e Fcum SpOnses. jumbo size --------2 for Gee
TN Floor Washington onH
CURTAINS AND DRAPERIES
3o-ssS comso ShirbOek Curtains 81" long. green
blue, rose ---------------. ------------- 81
$3.50 Tweed Dsupstss. 81" long. "copper" white.
blue 81 $500. --.-----.--------- 3.O9
sO-sss FibersOs Tier curtuins IS" long. pink. sold.
white -.-.--- -------- --------.---. l.9S
IO-l1SS DOuble.Wldth Drupss s." IOOS. solid eOlOs
IN seotoum, pink, ehomPOsRe ----------------6 900
50-l99 Assorted Vulanees -----.--------------JH e
l00-ll9 Plastic Cote Curtains IS" long --------4Bc
SIT Floor Washington ONLY
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1859 Linen Teo Towels ---------- 4 for 81
U-lA9 Lid Covers Reversible. asserted eOots. zoe
s9-lf Peri. 79s Mortex Both Sheets Exiro Iorqe-
obout feet long, Very slight seconds $1,000 500
296-39e-A9e Common wsshcoths. First quality. stripes
and solid eoIon 8 for 81
1859 PusteI Rugs. rs" round .-----------SI
s6e-sse Common FOes Towels. All first quality.
2 for 81
3l-4sS APE. Mot Sets. viseoss and cotton blend.
I.00
1913 Morex Seth Towels First quuIity, Ioyoe, 09e
$3.50 colOwOy Rugs Heavyweight. 77H4s I.90
SIN Floor, Washington Only
SLIPCOVER AND FABRIC
$50 yds. sSe Denim Charcoal. hsuy duty 10" vide,
2 yds 81
IS ydS 79e NOrdie Net Curtain Fcbrie $500 yd 5Oe
2-3995 Soto SlpeOver, custom made 49, 7.00
3-2495 Choir Slipeoven custom made ~ 4.00
@-l2S9-25S9 Custom Mode Drupss. several Sizes pr.
sm FLOOR. WssAiustOn onb
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GLASSWARE AND GIFTS

2S-6sS wOssebosksts. BIOekfvhiss and soldlwhito
loo-l.7S AObOster Fruit. assorted SLOPES - 39c
2s-l7sS Imported LOvObOs. Assorted decoration. 799
3O-3.sS Imported cDsto Pitchers ---------- 2.29
l6o-2.sO Blue StemwOts. Festival" BY Bryce i 1888
5o-39s Aluminium Pitchers. with ice eOtsher 2.79
2Oo-Sl Spice Holders. esromie with brOss and wood
trome -. ----- 6ac
So-$l 3Pe. Ceramic Sets-susot solt ond pepper 6De
200 flotsNtoe BOSss--mpOr.s. Some with printed top
I.79
lOO-lSo to 7Ss Imported Lead cgstol Bowls.
99c to 3.99
7o0-Sl Block Iron Trivets --..------..- ~ 70e
2OO-2SS Imported Gloss Trees und BOuQue,s--Ossored.
l.29
ia Floor, Washington only
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ROOM-SIZE RUGS REDUCED

Floor sompIss discontinued styles, muny one-of-okind
l-I9s5 Multi-color RuyOa Nylon Administer, exl7, :
S9.SS
1-ssss Abstruet Pottem RoyOn Administer. sxl7. :
1888
7-7sss Abstract Design Rugs. -srssn-srey sx2
1855
l-7s.ss Green RuyOn-NyIOa Tone-on-Tone Axminsters
exl2 ------------. $3.50
l-79.s5 eeise-Sundulwcod Tweed ROyOn-NyIon Axmn--
steE, H " ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1888
l-6Sss Green TOne-On-Tone wOOI-RoyOn Axminster.-
,N< - ----~-. --~--- 4S.SS~
exl2 499S
l-l74S0 Green-Rose FIOru Wool Administer, exl2, :
89.95s
l-7sss ereen-ereY ROyOn-NyIOn LeOf Administer. Sn7e
1896
l-ssSs Green TOns-On-TOns Leaf Wool ASminster..
9xl2 ----- - 99S.
1885 Grey or Red ROyou- Wool Administer, ssi7, .
$685.:
l-ls09o Alexander Smith Wool Administer, sxe, ;
$685.
l-lSoso Alexander Smith NOrselund Administer, su9..
1885
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NEWS ACCESSORIES

l4-S5e Cotton Hsndksrehisis ----.----------20e
also Clothes Brushes. HyIOa bdsiIss ------ Use
$3.50 FIusks. Imported from England ------- 09e
10 Grooming Seth from England. Choice Of comb ond
brush SETS manicure sets. sewing kiis--------- 81
lis Lsothsr WoIIsIs end Secretaries -..-- 2.00'
$3.50 BsI.s. Fomous msks. smoIl SHES , for 81
l-sss TrovsI Kit. Leather. untitled - SOS
I-I.5O P9skin Brush Set -------e---------- 800
ISIS Fitted TrovsI XII broken mirror) - I.40'
l-7so Manicure Set Imported from Germany. 2.05
H-N lniiiOl HandkeTehsis. Swiss import 49, 50
Ass lnitiul Handkerchief. Swiss import ESQ
'Dlus tas
WE'VE AeesIIOrie.-strset FLOOR. Washlnston only
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TABLE LINENS
BLANKETS AND COMFORTS

A-4sS Seconds Of RoyOa and NyIOa DIonks,s. 77uso"
l.9O
3.Ss
IS-l4ss Seconds Of Wool BIcnksts soiIsd. 1850,
A.90
tS-lf Perfect 6se Royon and Nyon BIonkets. 72Hs4.
2.99
7O-loss BIonkets. Soes orion, 2oss cotton. 1850.
3.99
III Perfect 1895 AerilOn Boukst,. sOiIed, 1850.
$50
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GIRLS WEAR
SURTEEN FASHIONS

l5-Ss9-lz99 NyIon and Cotton Dresses, bkn sizes,
I.0O
s0-7ss-Ass Cotton Bouses, bLn sizes, eoors 30
zS-l.s9-29 Tee-Shirts bkn. sizes. eolors,
SOe, 2 for 81
1882 Plaid Cor cOois grey and red, size $40
1852 Corduroy Topered Points. gold. stripe trim,
bkH. sizes 4.90
7-l299 Cor coots nov ond block, bkn sizes. 6.08
subteeA Fashions, sNd Floor, Warrington ONLY
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OFF
DRAPES, CURTAINS, SPREADS

so-6es 9Ss Jacquard DFopes. discontinued styles, 81
!0-Sys toItson Cote Curtains, poir 100
IS-sys.IksS iuitsio and Satin Drupes pheOn. 81
20-l09o Chenille BedspFeods. Twin she 6.00
6M Floor. Washington onlv
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CHILDREN'S UNDERWEAR
CHILDREN'S HOSIERY

Soo-1'e hyIOn and Cotton AnkIsis. Sizes and 5h.
Zoe
2so-Sse. 7se White NylOn knss-Hishs. sizes
va -~-~~-r--.-- ------- q fof tA
chndr.na Hn.arn- anA EInns MAMMALIAN onIu
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SLIPCOVER AND FARRI,
HEIRLOOM SPREADS

Just S in the oroup-ond you
save exactly os much as you "a
spend. All by famous mokers, OU
but slightly soiled.. George mr..
Washington, Continental and VII
others. One OF kinds.
6th Floor, Washington Only
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LUGGAGE, MOSTLY ONE.OF.A.
KIND, NEWS, WOMEN'S STYLES

$3.50 Atoehs Case. ls," suntun eowhids 800. 1890
U.50 Combination Bhefcoss-Bos. l6," eowhids. 1899
l2.50 Foot Lockers. vuleanEsd wood --- 5.l0
$40 cOwhide Club Bog. 20. sunton --------l4.0O
1873 Cowhdo bfief-boe. IT," ginger ------.. 800
lz.50 Split Cowhide Portfolio. l6" ginger - $50
.5o Iopsron Portfolio. cowhide, lS" suntun, 4.O0
l2.50 Cowhide BheF c0ss. IT," ginger - 0.O0
2095-2l" Weekend Case. American Tourister, 500
1875 vinI Overnight case. Grey, lg 80. 500
34es Pulmon cOss. 49, blue Plastic - 7.NO
1925 PuImOn coss a." blue and white buskslweuve,
$50
1875 PulImon coss 49," blue, by storerut 49,. O.97
SIS Pullmon cOse 10 notch above, 7Y --- 7.O7
1880 Ladies Weekend coses, n" 500
U5O SOmsOnls Weekend cosss. a." two.tOne green,
1899
SIS SomsOnite "StFssmIits" Wardrobe Blue 90 5.OO
SIS Ladies' Hat Boxes 10 match above 1899
695 Ladies' Vonitiss. H." pIostic covered - 800
SIS TFOH coSe Lussoss Covers. brown eonvas Lao
an Prices Plus TaE
LuOOSSs-Sbsd JlOOv. Washington ony
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HUGS GAS re-,

1855 Grey Cotton BNOid, sxl2---------49.95 81
l-l39S5 Wine All-WOOl Brod. sxl2 -----99.9Ss
t-i3sss Rust All-WOOl Broid. sxl7 1886
2-79.SS Grey Cotton BTOid. 1895.
2-7s.s5 Red Cotton Brcd. sxl2 ---49.95
z-7ssS lo4xl3s Blue Cotton Embossed Hook 29.9S:
2-s4.ss Hunter Green Cotton Cut Pile. sKl2 1892
Sass Light Green Embossed Cup Pile. ovol ssl2s
1888
lass yellow Embossed Cur Pile. OvO sxl2 el5.99
sass Blue Embossed Cut Pile. oval sHl2-- 1899
1855 Pink and chOreOO Cotton Rug. sHl2- -29.9S
9Th Floor, Washington onw
, 1957-12-12

WESCI. NO. OU I5JO
DECREE
This matter came on for final adjudication on the 21st
day Of August 1856, on original petition, motion to dismiss
the petition, and answer, and stipulations covering the
essential facts. The Petitioners were represented by attor-
news James A. Bough and Almeric I. Christian, Esquires,
and the Respondent was represented by attorneys Leon
P. Miller and Croxton Williams, Esquires, United States
Attorney for the Virgin Islands, and Assistant United
States Attorney, respectively, and as such attorneys for
the Respondent.
The Court heard the oral arguments of counsel for
both sides, and upon consideration thereof, together with
the memoranda of law ubmitted and after due deibera-
, 1957-12-12
LEGISLATIVE RECORD
Continued from yesterday
TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE VIRGIN GLANDS
DIVISION OF ST. THOMAS N ST. =
AT CHARLOTTE AMALIE

In the Matter Of Petition of the FINANCED
COMMITTEE Of the Legislature OF the :
Virgin Islands to Compel PERCY De J
JONGH, Commissioner of Finance, to ,
appea and present documents.
Miscl
, 1957-12-12
MISCELLANEOUS No. 30 1856
NOTICE OF APPEAL

NOTICE is hereby given that Percy de Jongh, Com
missioner of Finance Of the Virgin Islands, defendant
above named, hereby appeals to the United States Court
of Appeals for the Third Circuit from ID an order and
decree requiring Percy de Jongh, Commissioner of Fin
ance Of the Virgin Islands to appear before the Finance
Committee Of the Legislature of the Virgin Islands in re-
Spouse to a subpoena duces tecum of the Finance Com
mittee dated July 10, 1856; and ~ from an order deny
ing defendants motion to dismiss the action; both Of
which orders were entered in the action on September II,
1856.