Evening star., 1947-11-18
Hearing TO Be Held
On IS zoning Pleas
In Prince Georges

A total of IS applications for re-
classification of property will be
considered by the Prince Georges
County commissioners at their
zoning hearings in the County Serv-
ice Building, Hyattsville, at 10 am.
tomorrow.
Among the requests are six ap-
plications for changing property
from residential A to residential c
for apartment use, IA for reclassi-
fication from residential A to COM
mercial D, four from reZoning from
residential A to industrial E and one
from commercial D to industrial E.
In addition, the commissioners
will take action on four requests
for permission to operate day
nurseries, one for a nursery school,
one kindergarten, one private
school. two gasoline stations and
one tourist camp
Apartment Applications.
Seeking apartment zoning are the
High Point Development Corp. for
portion of the "Magruder" tract
adjoining the proposed Northwest
Branch parkway, near Hyattsville;
Edwin L. and Irene Yancey, for
one lot in Hyattsville Hills; John
G. Harris, for one lot in the first
addition to Riverdale Heights; o.
@. Williams, for two lots in De-
catur Heights; Eli Busade, for %
lots in Capitol Heights, and John
M. McIntire, for the "Schuey' tract
on Thirty eighth avenue, near Hy-
attsville.
The following are requesting COM
mercial zonihg:
Harvey Webb, for three lots In
Deanwood Park; James L. Pollard,
for parts of two lots in Sylvan Vista;
Alfred L. Thomas, for 1la acres on
Southern avenue at Wheeler road,
Oxon Hill; H. Stanley Fidler, for
one lot in Magnolia Springs, Lam
ham; Water E. and Suzie R. She
gogue, for property on the north
west corner of Cooper lane and
Old Landover road. Landover:' Al
bert J. Pettus, for one lot in Cedar
Heights; Natalie and Bernard Can
tor, for property on the north side
of Defense highway, west of Sea-
brook road, Lanham, and James w.
Lloyd, for property on the George
N. Palmer highway, southwest Of
Defense highway, near Lanham.
Also, Sarah B. Hedgman, for one
lot in the Cedarcroft section of
Brentwood; William E. Hawkins
and Charles E. Karr, for six lots in
Capitol Heights; E. M. Kupersmidt,
for one lot on the south side of Ken
nedy street, east of the Washing
ton Baltimore boulevard, Hyatts-
vile; Frank S. Bowen, for property
on Annapolis road, east of Edmon-
ston road, Bladensburg; Anthony
and Katherine Campagna, for parts
of two lots in Beltsville, and A..
Minerva Wilson, for a 35-acre tract
on the north side of Sheriff road,
near the George N. Palmer highway,
Huntsville.
Industrial Applicants.
Applicants asking for reclassifl-
cation from residential A to indus
trial E include:
A. Minerva Wilson, for part of
the same property at Huntsville;
Walter R. Hardesty, for four lots in
Kropp's addition to College Park,
Antonio L. Alaj. Henry Torino and
Augusta Cortesini, for two lots In
Beltsville, and Leo K. Donovan, for
approximately 4 acres on the east
side of Kenilworth avenue, just
north of Tuxedo road, near Tuxedo.
Edward N. Lightbown is seeking
rezoning from commercial D to
industrial E of 20 lots.
Permission to operate day nur-
series Is sought by Anna M. Rel
chart for 6210 Forty-first place,
Hyattsville: Marian Ellen Reisinger,
for $500 Crittenden street, Hyatts-
Vile; Alberta T. Main, for 4907
Fifty-second avenue, Edmonston,
and Josephine M. Foster, for 36ol
Forty second avenue, Colmar Manor.
Anne Hyland is seeking permit
to operate kindergarten at 1904
Belleview avenue. Cheverly; Anne
C. Ruddy, a nursery school at 1920
Livingston road, Oxon Hill. and Mrs.
Paul W. Bigbee, private school
at 4334 st. Barnabas road, near Ok
on Hill.
Permission to operate gasoline
stations is requested by Wade H.
and Alice B. Sheriff for three lots
in Decatur Heights, and by Paul
H. and Margarethe Ahrens, for three
lots in Berwyn Heights. A. H. Seid-
enspinner is asking for a permit to
operate tourist cabins on nearly 3
acres on the Westinghouse
more boulevard, BeltsviHe,