Evening star., 1934-02-28

huge murals in the carnival spirit
characterize the new cafe. The hours
between dark and daylight, immor-
talized by Longfellow, will take on q
new meaning in Washington tomor-
row, with the coming Of repeal"
The cafe will be open daily from noon
until l am.
The Ambassador has been busy
building the Hi-Hat Cafe, which it de-
scribes as smart, continental cock
tail room Of continental influence" "
This is nearing completion, and an
nouncemet Of the public opening will
be made in a few days
Issuing of the retail licenses on
March /, instead Of in February, will
save the licensees money. The license
year runs from January 81 to January
81, and where license Is issued later
q rateable proportion Of the license
fee. which must be paid for a year in
advance, is returned. All retail estab-
lishments, therefore. will receive one
twelfth Of their license fees back be-
cause they were not issued In the first
month Of the license year.
Object to License.
At the public hearings before the
A. B. c. today. six residents objected
to granting retail license to Early B.
Rector, SAL Conduit road. Those OBJ
jecting were Dudley F. Dement,, 55ol
Conduit road; F. s. Shull, represent
ing the Conduit Road Citizens Asso-
cition; Mrs. Sorenson, 5401 Sherrier
place; Mrs. D. H. Lane, 1927 Conduit
road; Mrs. w. A. Smell, 5201 Cathe-
dral avenue. and M. H. Hess, 5404
Macomb street Date for argument
was set at 1880 am. March 7.
The same group objected to the
granting of license to Carey Ernest
Rector, 5105 Conduit road
Elizabeth Waldo, representing the
Petworth Citizens Association, and
Mrs. r. H. lie Craw, 4035 New Hamp-
shire avenue, opposed licenses for
Aeneas W. Lane. 700 Upshur street,
and Samuel Arkin, 4410 Georgia ave-
nue.. Arguments will be heard In
these cases at noon March 7.
Other Hearings Are Set.
T. N. Charles. 1926 Seventeenth
street northeast. objected to license
for Joseph L. Swagart at 1925 Seven
teerth street northeast. The hearing
will be at 1915 o'clock March Z.
Mrs. Lucy P. Eastwood, 1853 Co.
lumbia road. objected to . license
for Angelo Jones and Louis Zio at
$500 Fourteenth street. She was sup
ported by Margaret Hopkins Worrell.
Clifton Terrace, East. The hearing
was set for 1880 o'clock March z.
Mrs. Barbara K. Minnom. 1906
Prospect avenue, opposed license for
Benny Bortnick, 1923 F street south
west, and a hearing was set for 2 pm.
March z; Henry Gilligan, speaking for
the Board Of Education, objected to
the granting Of any liquor license to
any place within 400 feet Of q school
building. He said that today the
board would have a list of all places
within 400 feet of school buildings and
would submit the list to the A. B. G.
Board. Gilligan specifically objected
to the granting Of license sought by
Harry Di francesca for 115 Rhode
Island avenue.
Oppose Other Licenses.
Mrs. Eastwood and Mrs Worrell also
opposed a license sought by Harold T.
Ray for 3540 Fourteenth street and q
hearing was scheduled for 2 pm.
March Z.
Edward W. Lewis, 915 Vermont ave-
nue.. and J. Franklin Wilson object
ed to q license sought by the Temple
Luncheonette & Drug Co., for 1000
u street and 1890 Tenth street, and
the hearing was scheduled for ais
o'clock, March Z.
George Strong. representing the
Chevy Chase Citizens Association
objected to q license for Frances
Rubin Sherman for $500 Connecti-
cut avenue.
In the three days Of hearings 50
far the names Of 602 applicants have
been called out in public by the board
Objections have been filed against a
total Of 43. The remaining $50 un-
opposed applicants will receive their
licenses unless other matters, such a.
zoning. ETC., intervene.