CASE THAT CAME TO A HEAD
WASHINGTON, July 31. “If there was any preparation which really grew hair there would not be any bald pates,” Judge Holtzofl told a lawyer. They were arguing In court the merits of a hair restorer. The lawyer, Louis Lebowitz, had appealed against a conviction of fraud against his client, Lasan Laboratories, when produces a so-called hair-grower. He contended that there was no proof that it did not grow hair, but admitted that he did not know whether it really did. Judge Holtzof? snapped: "Your client should have found that out before he marketed it,” He refused to set aside the conviction. The judge was bald. So was the lawyer.
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Gisborne Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 22727, 27 August 1948, Page 6
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