Evening star., 1934-02-07
BOARD PREPARING
TO PUBLISH LIST
Of LIQUOR PLEAS
First Group of License Ap-
pIications Selected
for Action.
1000 BLANKS SENT OUT
BY DISTRICT OFFICIALS
More Than Half of Forms Filled
Out Improperly, Check
Shows.

The Alcoholic Beverage Contro
Board this afternoon was to selec
the first group of applications for tht
legal notice which must be published
over period of two weeks before the
board can grant licenses.
More than 1000 application blank.
have been distributed to prospective
liquor dealers, and at noon lO7 O.
the questionnaires had been returned
to the Alcoholic Beverage Contro
Board.
George w. Ofutt, board chairman
said approximately so per cent O.
these were improperly filled out. either
through incorrect replies or omis-
sion of required data. These will bt
returned to the license seekers.
List of so to Be Included
Those properly filled out, Ofutt
said, would be listed and turned ovel
to the District Commissioners for pub.
lication in the press once a week fol-
two weeks
Ofutt estimated so applications
"OulO Dc LII ltlS
published. The number may be in
creased as additional replies come in
A total of 44O persons or associa-
tions had paid the fees as a prelim-
mary to formal application. Tellers
had not tabulated their accounts, but
indications were the license receipts
totaled considerably more than $780,
600. When the books were closed
yesterday. it was found the fees to-
tailed sl82,55
Commissioners Confer.
Commissioner George E. Allen held
. brief session with Commissioner
Melvin c. Hazen on selection of the
staff of the control board and it was
believed announcement would be
made soon on the appointment of
the board secretary. the eight nspec-
tors, several clerical assistants and
three new assistants to the corpora
ton counsel, who will handle liquor
prosecutions.
Edward Curran and Miss May Helm,
members of the District bar. are being
considered favorably for appointment
as assistants to the corporation coun-
Gel.
Forty-fve applications for licenses
were filed with the A. B. c. Board
this morning. bringing the total to
l07 The As filed today came from
Whittlesey Drug Stores. Inc, 1927
Connecticut avenue; Julius K. Linder,
1903 H street northeast; Edward L.
Foster, 2782 Military road; Otis E.
Zinn, 1406 Harvard street; Thomas A.
Moskey, BAH NJ street; Albert A.
Footer. 1893 Connecticut avenue; Jo-
seph Rozansky, 425 Seventh street;
Club Michel. Inc. | Thomas circle
Riverside Pharmacy, 2134 New York
avenue; Bethel g. Co, 1857 New
York avenue northeast; Alex Brown,
1416 Fourteenth street; Lawrence
Goldberg, 1862 H street northeast:
Colonial Wine Co, 1410 New York
avenue: Broadmoor Hotel. 1901 Con-
necticut avenue: Joe Shapiro, 1925 NJ
street: Wardman Park Hotel, 2660
Woodley road; Carlton Hotel, 921 Six
teenth street.
Other Persons Listed.
Basil B Allison. SOB Kennedy street:
House Of StOyer Inc, 8O8 Earle Build
ing James Moore. 1855 Shepherd
street: Augustus Gumpert. 1926 Liv-
ingSton street; Abraham Fishbein,
$500 Kansas avenue; Dove Garter & Co,
Woodward Building; Leo T Molloy
3245 M street, A. w. Lane, 700 Upshur
street; S. w Henry, 1917 Pennsylvania
avenue: Joseph Walter and Ambrose
e. Brown, $50 Blade nsburg road north
east; Abram PAUL, 500 K street
northeast; Ethical Prescription Phar-
macy, 518 Florida avenue; Henry Kal-
Hnsky, 314 Fourteenth street south
west; NJ. MoStow. 1921 Wisconsin ave-
nue.: Leo Colodny. 2162 California
street; Carver Co. Fourth and Bryant
streets northeasi, EDDIE B. Smith,
2737 Connecticut avenue; Annie Lus-
tine, 6l8 Kennedy street, Joseph S.
Black, 2230 G street.
Richard E. Ashby, 1919 E street;
Paul E. Hansen, los Upshur street;
John William Kern, 1881 H street
northeast; Southern Grill. Inc 6l2
Ninth street; Shoreham Hotel, $500
Calvert street: Morris Bassin, SO D
street southeast; University Club, 900
Fifteenth street; Louis B. Gendason,
1923 Good Hope road southeast;
Brookland Restaurant Co., 1910
Twelfth street northeast.
62 Applications Returned.
Sixty-two applications, filled out by
prospective liquor dealers, were re-
turned to the A B. c. Board yester-
day by special delivery mail. Many
Of these were found to have been i'm
properly or incompletely filled out and
will be returned for correction.
Those who returned liquor license
applications included:
National Press Club, Fourteenth and
= streets; Hubert, Inc, POOL S street:
Maurice Milestone, 927 Pennsylvania
avenue: S. l.. Rakusin, 1927 Pennsyl-
vania avenue; Wine g. Liquor Shop,
ho., 1887 Connecticut avenue; 1Sadore
NeHner. 1929 F street. Maurice Stear-
man, 1923 Ninth street; Abner-Drury
Brewery, Inc, Twenty-fifth and G
streets; Washington Supply Market,
Inc, 500 K street: Mary Astore, Inc,
z36 Four Half street southwest:
Guarantee Liquor Stores, Inc, 527
Fourteenth street: Bass Drug Store,
o01 Four and-a street south
west; Ben Cohen. 3726 Connecticut
avenue; Daniel DeYoung, 420l Six
teenth street; Arthur E. Swain, 6107
North Dakota avenue.
Wagshal's Tavern, 2463 Eighteenth
street; Peter s. Mantis, COL Indiana
avenue; Star Liquor Co., 5l3 Eleventh
street; Aliens, Inc, 14l2 New York
avenue; Frank g. Hail. 1000 Seventh
street southwest: Mrs. Tillie Furash,
1897 Eleventh street; Jacob Spund,
3421 Connecticut avenue; Oscar
Rozansky. 2140 N street; Elgar C.
Mead, 2243 Nichols avenue south
east; Charles NJ. Schneider, 425
Eleventh street; Milton S. Kronheim
Co., Inc, 40 Ninth street; Sidney
Klein, 716 Fourteenth street; Solvin
W. Gordon. 1874 Four and Half
street seIthwests Mayhewex Hotel