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Student at Howard U.
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To Face Trial in Nine
Traffic Violations
Charles T. Foster, 29, a Howard
University student, will have a lot
of explaining to do September 4
when he appears for trial in Munici
pal Court on nine traffic charges.
Foster, colored, who gave an ad
dress in the 1400 block of D street
N.E., was arrested Tuesday on a
warrant charging he failed to report
an accident on July 30, the date a
reported series of brushes with
traffic authorities started. Ar
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raigned before Judge Nadine L. Gal
lagher, he was placed under $800
bond.
Motorcycle Policeman H. L.
Thompson explained the nine
charges as follows:
On July 30 Poster was driving a
car which knocked down a pedes
trian at Seventh street and Consti
tution avenue N.W. For this, he Is
charged with failing to yield right of
way to a pedestrian, failing to report
the accident, driving on dead tags
and without a pernjit.
The next day, the car Foster was
driving collided with a taxicab at
Benning road and Oklahoma uvenue
N.E. As a result he faces a. charge
of leaving after colliding and an
other count of no permit.
-■ On August 4 the man got a permit
from the Bureau of Motor Vehicles
and Traffic after denying he had
ever had his driving privileges bus
pended. Since his permit was sus
pended last April, he was held for
obtaining the new permit by mis
representation.
Three days later, Foster returned
his expired permit to the Motor Ve
hicles Bureau but kept the new one
he had obtained by misrepresenta
tion. For that he was charged with
failing to turn in a valid permit.
On August 11, he was stopped and
held for driving after permit revo
cation and yesterday confronted
with the entire assortment of
charges.
China 'Orders' Dairen
Closed to All Ships,
Including Russian
By th« Auociat*d Pr«i
NANKING, Aug. 20.—China today
ordered the Russian-controlled port
of Dairen closed “to all foreign ship
ping,” and a spokesman said the
government was studying closely
frequent reports of Soviet ships from
that city supplying Communist
forces.
Government Information Direc
tor Hollington Tong said China’s
Executive Yuan had decreed that
any vessel—including Russian—en
tering or leaving the port would be
operating illegally in Chinese wa
ters. , ’
China issued a white paper June
25 accusing Russia of falling to
abide by her treaty with China and
blocking Chinese entry into Dairen
and Port Arthur ever since Japan’s
Dairen, only 17 miles from the
big Russian naval base at Port Ar
thur, was designated a free port
open to shipping of all nations—
under the Sino-Soviet treaty of
August, 1945. It was tp be admin
istered jointly by China and Russia.
■Mr. Tong added that “Dairen, be
ing a port under Chinese jurisdic
tion, should not be used by any
foreign power.” Last week he said
a government mission was unable to
obtain some information from
Dairen because of “sabotage ob
structions.”
Although Chinese officials recog
nized that China lacks the physical
means of enforcing the closing order,
the Independent newspaper Hsin
Min Pao said the Executive Yuan
had ordered the government min
isters "to take appropriate steps
against ships operating illegally.”
Some sources said the govern
ment acted under a regulation of
last March under which certain
Chinese ports were closed to foreign
shipping. The last American courier
ship visited Dairen March 6.
Man Held in $1,000 Bail
In Scrap Metal Theft
The man wno mo. s precinci
police said they found busily toss
ing scrap metal over a Junkyard
fence onto a sidewalk in the dead
of the night of August 9 awaited
grand Jury action today under
$1,000 bond, charged with house
breaking.
The defendant, Julius Ceasar
Brooks, 38, colored, of the 1200
block of Third street 8.W., pleaded
not guilty and waived preliminary
hearing In Municipal Court.
Silver Spring Man Faces
Nine Bad Check Charges
Nine charges of bank check law
violations and four of false pre
tenses involving other bad checks
will be tried before a Municipal
Court Jury on October 13, with
Dabney Truett, 46, of Silver Spring,
Md., as defendant.
Freed after posting $500 bond,
Truett entered a plea of not guilty
to each charge. The checks Involved
total $285, all drawn on the Sub
urban National Bank of Silver
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Veterans' Families Get
Glenhaven Housing Stay
The War Department has given
permission to 20 veterans and their
families, threatened with eviction
from Glenhaven, Md„ to stay In
their homes, It was announced to
day.
The development, on the border of
Walter Reed Hospital, Is to taken
over by Army personnel after De
cember 1. Alger Y.' Barbee, com
mander of the Silver Spring post,
Veterans of Foreign Wars, said his
group has been Informed by the
War Department that no veterans
frould be evicted from the project.
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1 Elliott Roosevelt Says Farm
Is 'Commercial Operation'
By th« Associated Press
HYDE PARK, N. Y., Aug. 20.—
The farm project which Mrs.
Eleanor Roosevelt and her son, El
liott, have started on their Hyde
Park estate will be "no gentleman
farmer proposition,” Mr. Roosevelt
says, "because we couldn’t afford
that.”
Mrs. Roosevelt, in a deed recorded
yesterday at the Dutchess County
clerk’s office at Poughkeepsie, con
veyed to her son 842 acres she re
cently purchased for $85,000 from
the executors of the late President's
still unsettled estate. The tract,
more than half of the river-front
estate on the Hudson, Includes farm
buildings.
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that a "commercial general farm
ing operation” already had been
started, and that chicken, dairy,
feeder cattle, pig and turkey pro
jects are planned.
He refused to say what cash con
sideration was Involved In the prop
erty transfer, saying that "I am
making the Investment, and It is
purely a family matter.” He said
he would live on the estate, and
both he and his mother would man
ace the farm ODeratlons.
iney aiso pian to continue uie
sale of Christmas trees from the
evergreen plantations the late Pres*
ident maintanied, he said.
Part of the Hyde Park estate is
owned by the Federal Government
as an historic site. The farpi deed
consolidated several farm plots east
of the Albany Post Road and
Mariches Creek in the town of Hyde
Park. _
Dishes Loaded on Auto
Undamaged in Crash
ly the Attecialed Preti ,
CHARLESTON, W. Va„ Aug. 20.
—Police Detective Van Brown had
been having his share of troubles
preparing to move his family into
a new home and was prepared for
the final blow.
Mr. Brown Just stepped out of
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jttae bathtub when he heard a loud
crash in the street.
The back seat of the family car
had been loaded with dishes and
"I could see all of them smashed to
bitd,” he related.
He hastily donned some clothing
and raced to investigate. Hie
driver of the car which struck Mr.
Brown’s auto was arrested on the
spot and charged with drlrlng
while intoxicated, but not one of
the dishes was so much as cracked
or chipped.
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The price of live cattle and dressed beef is now at or near record
levels which has resulted in beef prices beyond the reach of many
customers and we, at Safeway, realize that something must be done
to place meat prices within the reach of all. Therefore, until fur
ther notice, Safeway will carry “U. S. Good and Choice” grades
of beef at one price, and “U, S. Commercial” grade at a lower
price.
These prices are as follows:
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SIRLOIN STEAK .
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A WORD ABOUT BEEF GRADES—All beef handled by Safeway Is
graded by Government -expei*t graders while the meat Is still in the packing
plant The various grades are determined by certain standards pertaining to
the conformation, fat covering and finish of the animal. The grades most
commonly sold at retail are: “Choice,” “Good,” “Commercial” and “Utility.”
Each carcass is roller-stamped according to its particular grade.
While the fat covering on “Commercial” grade is not usually as heavy or as
evenly distributed as on “U. S. Choice” and “Good” grades, you can be assured
that it will give entire satisfaction. The most important point to consider is that
all cuts of meat have the same nutritive value regardless of grade and in
purchasing “U. S. Commercial” grade, you are not denying your family any
of the nutrition so necessary to human life.
SAFEWAY’S GUARANTEE STILL STANDS
Our “U. S. Commercial” beef will carry the same guarantee as the “Choice"
and “Good” grades, namely: All meat sold at Safeway meat counters regard
less of cut, price, or grade is Guaranteed to please you 100% or all your money
back without fuss or quibble.
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