Evening Star Newspaper, December 4, 1932, Page 7

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., DECEMBER 1932—PART A7 CAFE FOR JOBLE CUTS RELIEF GOSTS Expense of Feeding Appk- cants Reduced From 30 to 10 Cents a Day. mas Savings Checks : |™ST. Touts, December 3— % i K 7 : TS oo : . e - — ing a cafeteria for the unempl f i @ . Al ey S : | to be the first of its kind in the i t & i ; - = G | try, the St. Louis Bureau for Homeless ‘ § s 1| Men has cut the cost of feeding appli- y 8% = 3 e 0y | cants from 30 cents to 10 cents a dey, T LT | permitting an estimated saving of $2,000 h| kitchen or breadline. | Including equipment for serving 500 ment at a time, the cafeteria cost $2,500 | to_establish. Thirty-five men, jobless J! | defore the eating place opened, are em- ployed, with Tom Palku, instructor of Army cooks during the World War, as Meal Tickets Tssued. o .1 “Customers,” who present meal tickets \ ~ 1 | issued by the bureau, eat at 75 long SRR S > 5 pine tables, flanked by benches. The kitchen contains eight gas ranges 3-Piece Bed-Davenport Suite e o v 2 Bd T | racks of dishes and ¢ An attractive suite that provides an extra . i e \Wfizlrm‘:gé rinsing and scalding dishes bed whenever needed. Comprises Bed-Daven- : al se. ; o port, Armchair and High-back Chair, uphol- : | _ Before the cafeteria was opened the tered in Jacquard velour. Bureau for Homeless Men issued tickets $5.00 DOWN \ < . % 4 on about 30 commercial restaura: s = % . e e T Cabinet Model Philco " S g 100% Mohair = [F e el e e 3-Pc. Ensemble & » ' Kroehler e E e e e It is expected that the cafeteria, while $ 4 2.95 ‘ h\ ' ) L i ; & “ Bed.Davenport (R also tend to discourage use of tiokets for purposes other than feeding the J hungry. Some of the restaurant tickets, : ; > | the bureau found, got into the hands of COMPLETE 5 - 3 f?fl‘fi?akéififés or were used for stakes andsome 7-tube Philco Cabinet Model Radio, Occa- . a = . e Two meals are served daily at the Chair and Smoker Lamp comprise this Philco com- = - - - - ] cafeteria—breakfast and . dinner. A ation ofier. Easy terms! & “ymf.l break!l.sr; menu ':?msm ;)t oazi y , . - . o ] meal, sausage, fried potatoes, rolls an Buy NOW-—Pay NEXT YEAR X b . 4 | coffee. Dinner on “opening night” in- - a2 5 i roast beef, peas, mashed pota- ' By y i ) B , slaw, two slices of bread, coffee s rice pudding. & e 7 i Men admitted to the cafeteria are A qu'l T’.'Ce Pl‘fie sulte | exclusive of those receiving meals at Made by Kroehler | the municipal lodging house or other The Settee conceals a full size shelters. e, e o . i ] bed. 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