Evening star., 1946-02-15
Liquor Board Grants
Seven New Licenses
In Prince Georges

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The Prince Georges County Liquor
Board yesterday approved seven ap-
Iplications for new licenses and eight
lothers for transfer Of existing IL
lcenses.
Because OF the absence due to
illness of two board members, iArs.
Mary Browning and j. j. Crowley, a
hearing on four license applications
Ito which opposition was voiced was
postponed to February %. Two other
applications were postponed to the
same date-one because of a legal
Question involved and the other at
the request of the petitioner. A
seventh application was withdrawn
Approval was given the following
license applications:
Charles T. and William c. Woods,
operators of the Town Tavern
Bowie, beer and wine on sale; James
ID. Coates, operator of the Chesa-
peake Sea Food Restaurant, 1880
Hamilton street, Hyattsville, beer
on sale.
Owen A. Buck, Upper Marlboro,
beer, wine and liquor of sale; Will
lard F. Boteler, operator OF Browns
Tavern. 9213 Baltimore avenue,
Berwyn; Alexander Matthews, op-
orator of the Quonset Inn, 3225 Nay
lor road, Silver Hill; Charles A.
IStraining, operator of Charleys
Tavern, Bowie district, and Hugh
j. Crawley, 4308 Rhode Island ave-
nue., Brentwood, all beer, wine and
liquor on sale.
The applications of Charles and
William Woods, Mr.. Coates, Mr..
Boteler, Mr.. Matthews, Mr.. Strain
ling and Mr.. Crawley were granted
subject to Health Department ap-
lproval.
License Transfers.
The following applications for
transfer OF existing licenses were
approved:
Frederick A. Lawhorn from Esther
Koppelon, 4si8 Annapolis road,
Bhdensburg, beer OF sale; Bernard
OAntore from Lloyd e. Simmons
Operator of 'tSnug Harbor" near Sea-
brook, beer, wine and liquor on sale
Jean Freedman from william e
Hindle. Brandywine, beer on sale;
Ernest Rayburn from Milton r. Bar
rett, 9410-12 Baltimore avenue, Ber-
wyn, beer, wine and liquor on sale;
CaSimer FrAczkiewicz from Charles
Campbell, Fifty seventh and Gen.
tral avenues, Capitol Heights, beer
wine and liquor on sale.
David A. Bomstein from Jack
Shapiro, operator Of the Maryland
Park Market, 500 Sixty fifth street
Maryland Park, beer on sale; Lester
A. Wells from J. G. Stewart, opera
tor of Stewards Restaurant, Ber-
wyn, beer of sale, and Joseph G.
Loskarn from Marie Waldrop, op-
orator of Waldrop's Restaurant,
Brentwood. beer, wine and liquor on
sale.
The petitions of Mr.. Cantor, Mr.
Freedman and Mr.. Rayburn were
granted subject to Health Depart
ment approval.
Applications Put Over.
The four applications for new IL
cense to which opposition was
voiced and which were continued
to February 2s were filed by the fol-
lowing:
Morris Yochelson, Clinton; Rob-
ert B. Rocklin, New Hampshire ave-
nue. and East-West highway, Chill
lum: Ewell H. Mohler, $500 Tuxedo
road, Bladensburg, and Savannah
johnson, Deanwood, all Of whom
sought beer, wine and liquor OF sale
| licenses.
Action on an application to trans
! fer a beer, wine and liquor on sale
license from John Klein, 1904
Rhode Island avenue, Mount Raj
nier, to Jack Bass was postponed to
February 28 because of a legal ques-
ton involved in the petition.
Lucille Taylor, operator of the
Federal Grill, Berwyn, requested
that hearing ON her request for
q beer on sale license be postponed,
while Henry Holder withdrew his
application for q transfer from
Grace v. Mister, operator of the
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