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Chef
Albert Salomon prepares regular GI food in a manner that
is something to write home about |
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"Cuisine"
(not chow) is served at tables for four, with plates
(not mess kits) by a staff of the prettiest
mademoiselles in the locality. There is no need to stand
in line, as there is ample food, tables and time to
relax and enjoy a real meal |
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After
a big hearty meal, Pfc. Eddie Clauss of Coldsprings,
N.Y., stretches out to relax in the comfort of the many
soft chairs in lobby of the Hotel Kelly |
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Photos By T-Patch Staff Photographer Max Shaffer)
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