Evening star., 1943-08-11
3 Restaurants
Cited in Move 10
Revoke Licenses
Health Department
Acts to Enforce
Sanitary Campaign

Healln department moved to en-
force its newly announced clean.
up or close" campaign
The location of the restaurants
and their owners are:
Charles Sanford. 62-64 H street
NE: Louis Goodman, 935 PennSyl-
vanla avenue NV. Louis Mandes
3l4 Ninth street NV. Terry S
Gregory. 2632 Fourteenth street
NV; Justine M Cole l4l8 florida
avenue NE; Harry Xeron. 101s
Fourteenth street NV; James C
Wing, go H street NV. and David
Noy kee. 929 Ninth street NV.
None Closed Last Year.
The Health Department acted
after the disclosure by The Star
Saturday that last year not single
restaurant has had its license re-
voked, despite more than 300 con-
Victions on health violation charges
during the same period
The name of Joseph S. George,
operator of restaurant at 1540
Seventh street NV. was submit
ted to the board last week. The
case is set for hearing Monday.
According TO District regulations.
the Health Department NAV sub
nit the names of offenders to the
four-man board for a hearing, The
board, If the facts warrant it. NAV
recommend to the Commissioners
that the license be. revoked.
Records Cited.
The Health Department listed the
following records of the restaura-
teurS involved:
Mr.. Sanford forfeited S25 on five
occasions; April Z, 1912, charged
with unclean floors. utensils, equip
ment. dirty toilet; July Is. 1912,
charged with dir,y floors. utensils.
exposed garbage: August %. 1912.
same charges as preceding date:
April IA. 1943, mixed trash and gar
bage, bottles and cans in yard: Nav
II. l943. unclean drinking utensils.
Mr.. Goodman forfeited s25 on
May 25, l943; charged with unclean
foor and equipment, exposed food:
July IA, fined $50 on charges of
unclean floors and equipment. eX-
posed food. rotten fruit: August 4.
hnde $3.50, charged with having IT'S
rounos OF decomposed meat.
Forfeited Collateral.
Mr.. Mandes forfeited s25 collateral
on six occasions: October "a. 1912.
unclean drinking utensils: February
9. l943, same charge: April 10. dirty
floors and equipment: April 20. un-
clean drinking utensils: MAY 26.
decomposed food; July 10, unclean
drinking utensils.
Mr.. Gregory, on October 27. 1912,
forfeited s25, charged with having
unclean drinking utensils: Novem-
Der IL, forfeited S25. dirty equip
ment, exposed food and garbage
reaches and rats: April %. 1e43,
forfeited $25. unclean drinking
utensils: August 3. forfeited s25. un-
clean drinking utensils.
Mrs. Cole. August 25. 1912. for
.eited s25, charged with dirty silver
container, equipment and toilets.
reaches and flies. broken commode:
June %. l943. forfeited SIS. dirty
equipment, floor and yard, no hot
water; July 20. forfeited s25. dirty
foor and equipment, food exposed,
leaking garbage container. reaches.
flies and rats.
Case Now Pending.
Mr.. Xeron, September %. 1912,
forfeited S25, charged with haviny
dirty floor and equipment: February
26, le43. forfeited S25, dirty floor and
equipment, exposed garbage and
rats; April 81, forfeited S25. unclean
drinking utensils; August 7, for
feited S25, dirty floors and equip
meut.
Mr. Wing, April 13. 1943, forfeited
s25. charged with having dirty floor
equipment. toilet. exposed food
rats; May l3, forfeited s25. garbage
and trash in yard July 20, war
rant was issued against Mr.. Wing
for maintaining an unclean restau-
rant. This case is now pending III
Municipal Court
Had Cat in Kitchen.
Mr. Noy. February 20. l943, for
!eited SIS. charged with having ua-
clean drinking utensils, April "a,
forfeited S25. dirty floors, equipment.
toilets and cats in kitchen: July 20.
fined S35, unclean drinking utensils,
July 20, forfeited S25, dirty utensils
and equipment. rats and reaches
and exposed food.
MIR. George was fined SIS on April
90. 1912. charged with dirty base
ment and yard. unlawful trash con-
salners; May Is. 1912, fined S25 on
charges of having unclean drink
ing utensils. July 20, 1912. fined $40
On same charge According to Health
Department files. the establishment
was visited by Inspector John c.
Eason, jr.. July %. l943 and he re-
ported general inSanitary condi-
sions existed" The next week the
name of the restaurant was sent to
the License Revocation Board.
Defendants cited more than once
IN health violation charges must
face trial. DR.. Seckinger said today.
Two Attachments Ordered.
Attachments were ordered in two
cases in Municipal Court yesterday
Eiell TWO restaurant operators
sought to forfeit s25 on health
charges. Judge John P. Mcmahon
ordered the attachments issued for
pericies Karazikas, 1923 Eighteenth
street NV, charged with having
mclean drinking utensils, and
Thomas B4edsoe. 704 Ninth street
NV, the same charge
Seven food operat tors forfeited S25
Yesterday when they failed to an
swer health violation charges All
were first offenders. it was said.
Those forfeiting and the charges
ere: Alessandro Gapliandini. 9l9
Seventeenth street NV, reStau-
rsnt, decompoSed steaks in refrie-
orator; H. Murray. 1929 Twentieth
street NV, grocery. leaking gar
bage cans. rotten fruits III base
raent: Stanley Freedman, l0l K
street NV. reaches back OF meat
case. flies III store; Harry Witt, l0C
E street NV, grocery, meat con-