The Archive · 1941

All Foreign Ships Accident Brings Fine

New York, May 19.

The importance the driving Informed circles disclosed today public in reporting to the Police all dent Roosevelt is consider-accidents was emphasized by the Registrar. Mr, C. H. Haines, Police Court yesterday when M -J-j Dalton was charged with failing Western Hemisph n Republics as a supplement obey police signals while di to 1, pending in car at 1230 am. qn May 4.

involving the requisitioning Bubbling Well Road and Avenue Haig all foreign ships tied up in United crossing. and with failing to stop his car after being involved in an aces ports. cident. He was fined $25 on each adopted, the measure is expected to affect 200 vessels which are at charge or $50 altogether In imposing the fine Mr. Haines present in central South American observed that the police should have ports. in addition to 80 ships in United the full ce-operation of the public to States ports. contro] traffic entering the Settlement Some sources predicted that the plan will be presented to the Pan-The Police. he added. might hava brought the charges under the Road American Economic Advisory Commission which is scheduled to open Traffic Act. which provided for a much higher penalty-on May 22—Domei.

Mr. John L. Lewis

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