SWEENEY, Chief Judge.
The defendant T. H. McKenna, Inc. has filed a motion to dismiss for reason of improper venue.
In the summer of 1950 one Miller, who was the manager of the Brooklyn branch of the defendant, sold the plaintiff about $3,000 worth of medical books. Subsequently it was called to the attention of McKenna by other booksellers that such a sale was an improper one and that McKenna should not do business with this plaintiff. Thereafter Miller came...
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