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Show UINTAH BASIN RECORD, DUCHESNE, UTAH The Home Workshop THE READER'S COURTROOM f A Rollinq Car Always Gathers Damages Make a Bright Boy of It Your Fault if Your Parked Car Rolls Down a Hill? A woman drove to a beauty parlor and parked her car in front of the shop. As it happened, the street had a sharp slope. The woman had no sooner stepped inside the shop than her car began o ro . mented drily that the car's actions May One State "Dump" Its spoke louder than the woman s Criminals Into Other States? words A man was tried and convicted a received A druggist shipment on a charge of violating the state to refUsed pay for laws. The judge imposed a thePmerchandise. when the dealer iquor him from $500 fine and "exiled tbe druggist the state for five years. Promptly sue(j for mQneyj insisted that the perfume was de- the man appealed the case to the livered in unsalable condition. The supreme court, claiming that the dealer thereupon told of a telephone conversation in which the druggist had said that "everything came in OK. The latter objected to this testimony, saying that telephone conversations are "too unreliable as legal evidence. However, the court disagreed and accepted the dealers story. This Little Lad Sturdy BOY ercur-ouCARDEN FIGURE PATTERN T MATCHING GIRL FIGURE WITH WATERING CAN the best you ever jpw 326 the fOR Prepaid. Satisfaction guarani vents dangerous cold wigt)J closed window tog on Keeps Eyeglasses clear., no itted indoors or out. Windows qngj BOY WITH HOE THIS little lad out of plywood, and paint his r ! I Sums Involved Greater OLAStl - banishment order was unconstitu tional. And the Supreme Court 0f tjn agreed. The judges said it would be Patterns poor policy "to let one state dump its criminals into other states. Such a practice, added the court, "might well provoke retaliation by states that are on the receiving I end! LAST DO! Not cleaned with WEEKS 326 and 327 give con No-Mi- i wipe on wipe dry. tt$ Send $1 today to bright blue overalls and big straw hat. He uses a tiny hoe or one made out of a stick and a piece Endless Quiz bottle i GREEN CUT too late. B1Q 6 oz. CUT-OU- T woman paid a high price for an Oriental rug, after the dealer assured her that it was a valuable antique. It wasnt long before the woman realized that the rug was neither antique nor valuable in other words, that she had been Nevertheless, she constung. to use the rug for two years. tinued At last she decided to take lega action against the dealer, and she filed suit to get her money back. But the court ruled that she was SEE1 F PATTERN 117 A Customs Court Give-Awa- each. Send WORKSHOP PATTERN Drawer Q Bedford Hills, New 1 reened over the curb and finally came to rest halfway through a cafe window! When the cafe owner sued for damages, the woman solemnly swore that she had set the brakes tightly and left the car in gear. But the court held her responsible anyhow. The judge com- - Than Radio cutting guides and directs, A patterns is 25c 'Outdoor Plywood Makes Is Plywo NAHATIS PRODUCTS actual-siz- e Manchester-by-the-Se- togs etirsr j CO., a I Mash mu linww. inintw wiw wwwi BREAKFASTS WHEN CRISP RICE WRICK 00 THE COAXING.1 ANSWER ys NEW YORK. On the 11th floor of an office building In downtown New York, Uncle Sam sponsors an endless quiz program Involving sums greater than even radios open handed quizmasters give out. There you will find judicial to such brainbusters as: Is rhubarb a vegetable or a fruit? When does an Infant become a child? Is whale meat fish, or Is It meat? Is a slide fastener a machine? What Is a doll? When Is a rug not a rug? These questions are not trivial. They and other similar ones actually have been presented to the nine Judges of the United States customs court. This unique court handles cases dealing with commercial Imports from all countries in the world. In some Instances the questions have involved millions of dollars in tariff duties and have set important precedents on how the twisting, confused United States tariff laws should be applied. When It was decided that an infant becomes a child at 2 years, the entire clothing industry was affected, as well as the price parents pay for their offsprings clothing. Congress had provided for one rate of duty on childrens clothing and a different rate on infants wear. The court is called up on to decide what was In the minds of the congressmen who write the nations tariff laws. Often Its tasks are routine and technical. But just as often it runs across a real "Almost every case is a challenge says the courts chief Webster J. Oliver. . judge, Take the case of the slide fasteners, decided early last year. The importer called them machines. Government agents called them articles made of metal. The importer put a college professor of mechanical engineering on the stand to testify that the slides were like childrens tricycles. In deciding the case, the court agreed that fasteners and tricycles were alike, since human beings had to apply the power to make them work. But the court said neither was a machine, at least as far as the tariff was concerned. The original rate of duty was upheld. Many of the courts unusual decisions come in classifying imports for which congress has made no specific provision. The tariff laws say than any article not specifically enumerated, but similar to an enumerated article, should be assessed for duty at the latters rate. an-swe- skull-cracke- rs ACROSS I. Begone! 5. Store 9. Cover with cement, etc. 10. Allowance for weight II. Bird Earnest 12. money (Scot.) 14. Goddess of discord (Gr.) 15. Guides 16. Carting vehicle 17. Exclama- 2. Room on a ship 8. Femlnint 21. . name 4. Denary 5. Condition 6. Seraglio 7. Voided escutcheon 8. Nobleman 11. 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Jacobs said robes. that inspection by the Rev. John He spread the word among the Foselman disclosed that the image was a "watermark on the wood In townspeople and the crowd began to gather. Some 500 persons live the shape of an irregular oval rein the settlement. By midnight, sembling somewhat the statue of the state highway patrol, called to Guadalupe. direct The statue of the Virgin Mary at 1,200.traffic, estimated the crowd ( cans wire m MMI MKlire? Then ask him about SAHO the safer cigarette with SQ$f 1 an Not a Substitute Not Medicated Sano s scientific process cuts nico- tine content to half that of ordinary Yet skillful blending cigarettes. makes every puff a pleasure. tobacco co.. txc.. n y . I V ( -- Average based on continuing tests of popular brands TOUR DOCTOR KNOWS ABOUT SANO CICARETTtS JT |
