Evening star. [volume], May 02, 1950, Page A-11, Image 11

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LARGE AND SMALL OF IT—An anteater mother and child,
newly arrived from Colombia, make a nonchalant photographic
debut at the Zoo. Another adult and two more youngsters also
were in the shipment. They’ll subsist on eggs, milk and ham
burger, not ants, in their new home. —Star Staff Photo.
City-Owned Parking Lot Deal
Is as Snarled as D. C. Traffic
The job of untangling the mix
up surrounding a city-owned
parking lot near Municipal Center
laced the Commissioners today.
Grand Plaza Area Parking, Inc.,
gave up its lease at midnight Sat
urday on the lot at Sixth street
and Indiana avenue N.W., be
cause it was losing money.
Meanwhile, the city had asked
for bids on the remainder of the
two-year lease which ran until
December 1, 1951. When the bids
were opened last Friday, it was
found the highest bidder had
based his offer on a two-year lease
rather than the unexpired term.
No lease has been awarded.
Benjamin Wollberg, president of
the Grand Plaza company, told
the Commissioners he would oper
ate the lot until a new lessee took
over, in order to prevent con
fusion.
But running the lot with Mr.
Wollberg yesterday was Julius
Sirkis, head of the B. & J. Park
ing Service, who was second high
est bidder.
Paul Chalupsky, District prop
erty officer, said Mr. Sirkis was on
the lot without authority. Mr.
Wollberg said he was going to
work for Mr. Sirkis.
Mr. Sirkis's bid was $80,313 for
the unexpired portion of the lease,
which would amount to $4,227 a
month. Mr. Wollberg’s lease for
the two years starting last De
cember 1 called for $5,252.52
rental a month.
Mr. Wollberg informed the Com
missioners he had lost $7,000 since
he obtained the lease. He said
there wasn’t enough business.
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Parents Appeal for Donations
Of Skin Grafts for Burned Boy
An appeal for volunteer skin do
nations was made this morning by
the parents of a plucky 6-year-old
boy now in Casualty Hospital with
bums on from 40 to 50 per cent
of his body.
The child is Joseph Fox IV. son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Fox III of
6608 Forty-seventh place. River
dale. Md„ who was burned on St.
Patrick's Day when his nightgown
caught fire.
Mr Fox. who donated 32 square
inches of skin April 15, said his
grafts have not yet healed and he
nas had to take off two weeks from
his job as a truck driver with
Herson s Auto Exchange, 72 Flori
da avenue N.E.
“Every one who promised me
they would give skin in the begin
ning has now backed down,” Mr.
Fox reported. “They say they
can't take the time off from work."
Little Joe’s doctor, Dr. Joseph E.
Young of Children’s Hospital, said
the boy faces a series of grafts
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ably the best part of a year."
“He has to have his next graft
tomorrow." Mr. Fox said. "And
we have no volunteers."
Dr. McGuire to Speak t
Dr. C E. McGuire, writer and
former consulting economist for P
the Treasury, will speak at 30 i
o'clock tonight at the Study Guild il
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Island avenue N.W. Dr. McGuire 1
will talk on “Urban Blight and I'
Traffic Control."
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He’s for self-made security!
“I’m no customer for this free security you hear about these
days,” says Donald M. Clark, 26. He's organized his own
aerial crop-spraying business in Delaware! “There are plenty
of chances to hoe your own row... now more than ever.”
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your security
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From the stories of the people shown here, you’ll agree
there’s still opportunity to get ahead in America ... to
earn real security.
What is real security? It's the kind that comes from
the work people do and what they save.
When you come right down to facts, even such security
as is provided by government must be paid for out of
the earnings of the people. Government’s income is
from taxes, whether you pay them directly or whether
they come from the businesses whose goods and services
you buy. Either way, all taxes eventually come out of
your pocket.
Security needs differ with every family; so plans
for security must be individually arranged. That is why
80 million Americans are using life insurance to build
their own security.
To do this most effectively, they get the experienced
advice of the life insurance agent. For the agent is a
specialist in helping people get the full benefit of their
hard-earned security dollars. There are more than
150,000 of these trained men and women, devoting
their lives to this service.
The Institute of Life Insurance—central source of in
formation—488 Madison Avenue, New York 22, N. Y.
The Do-It-Yourself Spirit!
Donald Welsh, 26, of Lansing, Mich., got set for opportunity
—and made his own security! He rose from department store
inventory clerk. By studying selling at night school, learning
how to “meet the public,” he was ready at 25 for an assistant
section manager’s job. When the offer came his way, his
Do-It-Yourself Spirit paid off!
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Heidi insists that A’O
H A Tt/t shall eves ha
used in her rakes.
Throughout the city, Heidi Bakery
products (sold exclusively in
GIANT Food Stores) are enjoying
an ever increasing popularity be
cause of the choice ingredients
that are used in them. For ex
ample, no water is used—only
Sealtest homogenized milk with its
rich, tasty, body-building vitamins.
And the butter is Giant's own
"AA" 93-score (the finest Nature
produces).
Visit the GIANT Store in your
neighborhood today (they're all
open 'til 9 every weekday evening)
and see the greot variety of Heidi
cakes, pies, buns, rolls, and other
delicacies displayed there. Try any
of them. They're real taste treats!
This JVeek's “Hit-of-thc-JVeck"
Pineapple Coeoanul Layer Cake
Two luscious layers that will fairly melt in your mouth—
with crushed pineapple in the vanilla icing. And its
crowning touch is the long-shredded cocoanut with which it
is plastered. Here's the perfect dessert for your family's
dinner or supper—or the grand refreshment feature for
your party or other entertaining. See it today in your
neighborhood GIANT.
Dutch Strussel
APPLE PIE
49c ca.
Heidi's "Hit - of - the - Week” pie.
Open-face, topped with butter
pecan strussel. In the new "one
way” tins that protect them to your
home, and that make them easy
to-serve either hot or cold.
Cream- Rich
ANGEL CAKE
C ea.
It almost crumbles, it's so richly
tender. And you may choose from
a variety of icings — chocolate,
vanilla, and orange—tho' all kinds
may not be in all GIANT stores at
the same time.
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Heidi's Famous
Cheese Cake
60c il
Mode, not with cottage cheese, but
with Kraft's famous Philadelphia
cheese and Sealtest homogenized
heavy cream. Now priced by the
pound so you can buy as much or
as little as you want.
Fudgy, Chewy
BROWNIES
Not merely chocolate cake (as is
so often offered as "brownies"), but
the rich, fudgy, "chewy ' brownies
that are always liked. Real walnuts
give them added flavor.
To Make That Affair an Event!
Have "Maurice" Make for it One of His
DECORATED CAKES
Whether it be a wedding, an anniversary,
a birthday, shower, "going away" party or
other occasion, "Maurice" will design and
execute special decorations that will elicit
many compliments for you. And the cake
itself will be made according to Heidi's own
fine recipe. To order, telephone—
JU-niper
. 7-7707
1 Your coke will be made, decorated, and delivered to
I your neighborhood GIANT Store the day after your
I order is placed. Nor is the price for this special cater
I ing service high—only 90c a pound up to six pounds.