Evening star., 1934-04-04
PROTEST GRANTING
OF LIQUOR LICENSE
NEAR RTW0SCHO0LS
Henry GiI|igan and Mrs.
Florence Hamaker Note
Opposition.
PLACES HELD IN>VICINITY
OF WESTERN AND HINE
A. B. C. Board to Consider Ia.
koma Park Problem
Tomorrow.
Protests against granting of LIQUOR


Protests against granting of q liquor
license for an establishment in the
vicinity Of Western High School and
against a permit for a place near
the Hine Junior High School we're
filed with the Alcoholic Beverage Con-
troll Board today when a new list Of
applications was read of at q public
hearing at the District Building.
Twenty Of the applications went un-
challenged.
Henry Gillgan. representing the
Board Of Education. entered q protest
against granting Of license for sale
Of beer and wine by the drink at the
establishment Of Philip Friedman, ut
2346 Wisconsin avenue. The basis Of
the protest was that the place was
located in the vicinity Of Western
High School. A date for formal argu-
ments in the case will be announced
later.
Represents PIT. A.
Mrs. Florence Hamaker, 1918 East
Capitol street, filed the protest against
granting of an "on-sale" liquor license
to the Crowley & Spindler Lunch, 220
Seventh street southeast. because Of
its nearness to the Hine Junior High
School and the Wallach Elementary
School. Mrs. Hamaker said she rep
resented members Of parent-teacher
associations and spoke also for the
Southeast Community Center. Argu-
ments in that case will be heard at
10 am. Saturday.
Meanwhile, the A. B. c. Board was
completing arrangements for the spe-
cial public hearing to be held at 10
am tomorrow at the District Build
ing on the general question of wheth-
er the Takoma section should be set
aside as a dry area.
A check Of the records Of the board
revealed today that a grand total Of
1160 licenses have been issued to
date. OF these, rs went to wholesalers
Of all classes Of liquor. % to whole
salers Of beer and light wine. 276 to
retailers Of bottled spirits, 232 to re-
tailers Of bottled wine and beer, ITO
to places licensed to sell hard liquor
by the drink. 154 to places licensed to
sell wine and beer by the drink, SO to
druggists selling liquor on prescrip-
tion, to organizations licensed to sell
wine and beer on special occasions,
204 to solicitors, 2 to manufacturers
of all kinds Of liquor and to manu-
facturers of beer and wine.
Forty Licenses Issued.
Forty additional licenses were is
sued yesterday by the Alcoholic Bev-
erage Control Board. One of these
was a special occasion permit, issued
to the German Beneficial Union, No.
40, for a dance to be staged at 920
Tenth street.
Other retail licenses included the
following:
District Cut-Rate Liquor Store,
928 Ninth street: Pythian Meat Mar
ket. 1l18 U street; Plaugher's Sea
Food Restaurant, 212l Pennsylva-
mia avenue: Service Pharmacy, No. 2,
826 Seventeenth street; Executive
Pharmacy, 1892 K street: Maurice
Tolstoi, 3297 M street; VOLTS Wine
g. Liquor Corporation, 2l57 K street;
Jacks Cut-Rate Liquor Store, 1909
Seventh street; Benny Bortnick. 1923
F. street southwest: Eva Buckner. 401
o street; Sealfon's Pharmacy. 6l30
Georgia avenue.
Colonial Lunch, l706 G street;
Theodore Spanos. 1924 M street; Re-
public Cafe. 1855 U street; Robert
Franklin Scott, 1908 Pennsylvania
avenue southeast: Woodward Soda
and Sandwich Shoppe, 1922 H street:
Shaikar Elias, 1918 street; Thomas
F. Embrey, It's Fifteenth street north
east; Harrys Liquor Store, 500 Sew
enth street southwest; Central Drug
Co.. Inc. 429 Twelfth street; Jacob
Feldman. 322 Florida avenue; Mer-
chants Candy q Tobacco Co.. 1850
Fourth street northeast; Arthur D.
Smith. sos Ninth street; Hyman Lazer,
500 Fffty-sixth street northeast.
Two on Georgia Avenue.
Sadie johnson (Maynard's), 1410
street; D. c. Liquor Co., Inc, 3119 M
street; Economy Restaurant, 1906
North Capitol street; Little Tavern
Shops. Inc, 500 Georgia avenue; Pat
rick Joseph McAuliffe, 2810 Fourteenth
street; Portner Pharmacy, 2001 Fiji
teenth street; Quality Market, GAO L
street; Alma Grasso, Sis Georgia
avenue; Roslyn Reines, 526 Four-and-
a-half street southwest; Randolph
Pharmacy, 1901 Fourteenth street;
New Colonial Hotel, Inc, 1856 Fiji
teenth street: Carrie Stamen, GA H
street northeast; Demetrios G. Zouras,
1915 Seventh street; Charles Bern
tein, 1909 Eleventh street southwest;
Nicholas Barrick, 1919 Benning road
northeast.