Barrett Charged With Tax Evasion Refers 1950 Return
A federal complaint filed in Baltimore accuses former Washington Police Superintendent Robert J Barrett of underreporting income in 1950 by 35 600 and evading 1 448 in taxes. The case, before U S Commissioner Ernest Volkart, seeks his appearance March 27. A federal grand jury opened an investigation but took no action at its four day session. Barrett headed the Washington police for about five years, resigning in 1951 amid scrutiny.
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Bargain Week at Supermarkets Highlights Meats and Produce
The AP Food Review notes cheaper bone in cuts and various meats as main Sunday dinner options. Wholesale meat prices edge up slightly amid a temporary tight market while fish and poultry appear on many ads. Vegetables show solid buys with ice berg lettuce, Florida potatoes, and California celery sliding in price. apples like Baldwin and McIntosh stored in controlled atmosphere. fruits including oranges lemons and grapes remain steady though Emperor grapes rise in cost as season wanes.
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Court To Pass On Sale To Minors Case
Court to pass on sale to minors following incident at Haskin's tavern where two bartenders Cleveland Haskin Jr and Gilbert C Hall were indicted for serving alcohol to minors. Elder Haskin defends that owners cannot monitor every customer and may not be liable if they did not know of illicit acts. The case cites youthful patrons Knott and Lillis presenting others' IDs.
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Pravda Criticizes Gaza Clash As U.N. Force Blamed
Moscow reports accuse Lt. Col. Carl Engholm of Denmark and Maj. Gen. E L M Burns of Canada of ordering the Gaza riot crackdown. Pravda says Arabs exploit the tension to threaten Egypt, while UN troops used tear gas and fired warning shots to disperse pro-Egypt demonstrators leaving three injured and one dead.
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Middle East
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