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A. B. & W. Busline
Requests Hearing on
Proposed Fare Rises
The Alexandria, Barcroft & Wash
ington Transit Co. today asked the
Virginia State Corporation Commis
sion to set a hearing on the bus
line's request for increased intra
state fares.
General Manager B. C. May said
the company, which operates be
tween Washington and nearby Vir
ginia, has been losing money since
last year. He estimated the deficit
would average $23,500 a month for
the next year, unless fare revisions
are granted.
A petition for increases on inter
state lines is pending before the
Interstate Commerce Commission.
Mr. May said the proposed boosts
would be the first on the company’s
intrastate lines since the firm was
organized 27 years ago.
Tne general manager blamed the
deficit on increasing costs of opera
tion and decreasing revenues. He
declared that operating economies
have been made but have not elimi
nated the monthly deficits.
Under the proposal the company
would:
Change the present 5-cent cash
fare to two tokens for 15 cents, or
10 cents cash.
Change the present 10-cent cash
fare to 12% cents (one token and
5 cents) or 15 cents cash.
Eliminate the use of the 12%-cent
token in the 15, 20 and 25 cent cash
fare zones. Cash fares In these
zones would remain the same.
Dr. Lee Grebler Named
Columbia U. Professor
Dr. Lee Grebler, former chief of
the housing finance section of the
National Housing Agency, has been
appointed research professor of
urban land use and housing at Co
lumbia University.
The new appointment was an
nounced yesterday.
Dr. Grebler, who lives at 4417
Warren street N.W., served as a
housing consultant here during
World War II. He also has been
an analyst in the chairman's office
of the Federal Home Loan Bank
Board and editor of the Federal
Home Loan Bank Review.
It me To
Shjoy
WINE
and
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with everyone
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is the inexpensive
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Wine Advisory Board
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Beer Import Duty Bill
Signed by President
By the Associated Press
President Truman yesterday signed
a bill cutting the import duty on
foreign beer, but imposing the same
i excise tax now paid on domestic
beer.
The import duty is dropped from
$7.75 a barrel to $3.87. However, the
$8-a-barrel tax levied on domestic
beer is put on imported beer for
the first time.
Heretofore, only the import duty
has been paid on foreign beer, giving
it a tax advantage of 25 cents over
domestic beer. The total to be paid
on foreign beer now, however, will
be $11.87, and the total on domestic
remains at $8.
LIGHT MEAT SALMON with
SKIN a BACKBONE REMOVED
For Warm Weatherftteats
Those 100 to Be Surprised
BERN, Switzerland (JP). — Any
Swiss who this year lives to be 100
years old has got a little surprise
coming from the federal govern
I ment. The federal council has de
cided to award special honors, tha
exact nature of which was not given.
The occasion is that Switzerland as
a confederation becomes 100 years
■ old this year.
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GROCER
HAS IT!
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• EFFECTIVE
JULY
2nd and 3rd
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Locations
BEE BRAND
INSECT SPRAY
With 5% DDT
INSECT POWDER
- 23c
Lake Shore HONEY
• ox. ior 1 gc
Maraschino Cherries
4 ox. bottlo J J C
College Inn Condensed
Clear Chix Broth
2 <an( 35c
Red Label Karo Syrup
1 Vi lb. con 2 2 C
Green Pac, Luscious, Large
Tender, Sweet PEAS
3 39c
Del Monle
COFFEE
(Seven Great Coffeea in OneJ
lb. ior 5 1 C
Old Virginia Grape Jelly
12 os. glass J J C
Joan of Arc Red Kidney
BEANS, No. 300 Can
2- 23c_
Trellis Cream Style
Golden Corn
2 *on* f°r 27®
DUFF'SWhileCakeMix
14 os. pkg. 37®
DUFF'S Gingerbread Mix
14 os. pkg. 25®
DUFF'S Hot Roll Mix
14Vs os. pkg. 27®
ARGO Gloss Starch
• os. pkg. 0C
lb. Pkg. 12®
Old Dutch Cleanser
2 «««• 19«
HEINZ
Strained Baby Food
in jara
3 '• 27*
SOILAX
CLEANSER and
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pk«- 25*
Ready for a "Bang-Up Fourth
of July?" Let your UNITED
Grocer Help You Select
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8 to 14 lb. average
Whole orj
Half
Pound
69
Canned Fruits,
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Are Indeed the
PICK 0' THE
PACK”
HUNTER
Tenderized
HAMS
8 to 14 lb.
whole or half thank
», 69c
HUNTER
Grade A Sliced
BACON
ib.
71*
HUNTER
Smoked Picnics
4 to 8 lb. *Tf.
lb. 53c
Skinless Franks, fresh and tender “*49*
HAN BOLOGNA,
PIMENTO BOLOGNA
LIVERWURST or
LUXURY LOAF
* lb- 15C
Fresh Killed
Frying
Chickens
2 */i -3 lb. «Tf.
ib. 5ic
Yellow, American
CHEESE
per •/♦ lb.
17e
Farm Fre«n
EGGS
per dox.
69e
White Home
APPLE
JUICE
BIG 46 ex. Con
23*
Florida Gold
Grapefruit
Sections
2
No. 2
cant
Heart’* Delight
TOMATO
JUICE
BIG 46 ex. Con
23*
Libby i Deep Brown
BEANS
2 ::: 29*
2 37c
FIRM, RED, RIPE
TOMATOES i
cello
carton
of
four
FANCY HOME GROWN
BEETS
bunches
FANCY CALIFORNIA
CARROTS
bunches
EXTRA SWEET CALIFORNIA
CANTALOUPES. 2>b* 29c
FANCY, TENDER, HOME-GROWN, STRINGLESS
GREEN BEANS. . 2»» 29c
U. S. NO. I NEW WHITE
POTATOES 10 f 49'
SHURFINE ASPARAGUS
FANCY NATURAL No. 2 41
OlENDED_WHOLE_“PBarl con JIt
SHURFINE Fancy Tomato
CATSUP,.22e
SHURTINE TBUIT COCKTAIL
No. Vi can ^ Q ®
SHURFINE fo7^w~
PEACHES .— "•„? 31c
Sterling Salt
2 26... | me
round pkgi. A #
Lang's Whole Sweet Pickles
toi.iar 1QC
Lang's Sweet Dill Pickle
sticks_27c
Cates Kosher Style Dill Pickles
full qt. bottU 2 Qc
Don Juan Stuffed Olives
*’/4 tl. bottU 2 0C
BONNER or Cinderella Raisins
15 ax. pits. |QC
LADDIE BOY DOG TOOD
2 <1 23c
NABISCO TRISCUITS
19c
SHURFINE Sw«.t PEAS
Nr 1 »n ^ 9C
GLIN *#r *Pa!>kling dishes
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