Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-02-27
Two Liquor License
Applications Denied
In Prince Georges

Protests from municipal Official.
and from residents of two nearb,
Maryland communities yesterday
resulted, in rejection by the Prince
Georges County Board of Liquor
License Commissioners of two ap.
plications to serve alcoholic bev.
erages.
The denial of new permits fol
eating establishments in Colmal
Manor and the all-colored com.
munity of North Brentwood WERE
among IL actions taken. Thu
county liquor board was holding it,
first regular monthly hearings ii
two months at the county court
hourse, Upper Marlboro.
Approved by the board were two
other applications for, new permits
to sell beer, wine and liquor anc
seven permitting change Of owner.
ship or location. A special license
to operate the liouor-selling con.
cession at the Bowie. Race Track
for its 12-day meet, starting March
81, also was granted to S. G. Cole
and Robert L. Hall, jr.
"The Place" Denied License.
A request by William T. Sorrell
operator of The Place, a restaurant
now permitted to sell beer only, al
4223-27 Washington Baltimore bou-
levard, Colmar Manor, was denied
when opposition was voiced against
additioaal licenses for the com.
|mut1isy
The protests were presented b.
MayoE John N. sTorvestad and ToEr
Councilman Robert " Yost, act.
ing III an official capacity for Col
mar Manor, and by a delegation Of
six residents. These included rep.
resentatiyes Of the Wilson Avenue
Baptist Church, Colmar Manor.
A group of Is persons, led BY
Mayor William T. Bellows and the
Rev. J. D. Pair, pastor OF the First
Baptist Church of North Brent
wood, appeared In protest against
granting of a license to permit off,
the premises sales for the Brent
wood Villa, Inc, 41o2 Webster
street, North Brentwood. ~
Faulty Application Charged.
. In announcing its decision, the
Liquor Board reported it would not
have granted the license anyway
charging the applicants with
"fraudulently" applying for a per-
init. The corporation, the board
said, did not include any county
residents. a requirement before is
suance Of licenses.
The board approved the follow
ing applications:
Arthur. B. White, permission to sell
81 Msrkst siSs saisiaud n ROAD sa.e su IL n
Paul 8. Swami, permission to sell beer
at 500 LiSinsston ' road. chspsi faq Hiiis
MAX Kay and Miriam Kay. beer, wine
sns Eaacrs 81 ns sale 5sas vrnu am ,t K
M1 R.sde aIpIr''i Mitchell, beer. win. and
Df IN sisiff srd tSa sqSs a5
,,c Irwin nT..Is. Gpe president John Miller
president; transfer from. Nelson H. Weade
peer pee WI vine a ana hSaor on sale. at Dnei
iese Park. ~'e"ue' eo''
Samuel Shelter and Frances Shelter
light vine. Of sale. at Madison Market
AIS ouesnsbury road. Hyattsyille. :.
craWes Tic. G presden nteS' ssahan Hpsh CO.
han: secretary-treasurer; transfer from
Hugh J. Crawley. beer. wine and. liquor
on sale. at Reds Cohan's Bar and Steal
House, Inc, 1908 Rhode Island avenue
Brentwood.
Arthur Neren, president and treasurer
Edgar Baum, jr.. vice president, and Nor.
Els Rayitz, secretary; for use OF Ciui
Rengasi. Inc. trading as the Cross Roads
Inc. transfer from Cross Roads. Inc.
beer, wine and liouor. on sale, at 4lOs
Baltimore avenue. Bladensburg.
John M, McNey. president; William
Coppage, vice president: Lindon Coppage
secretary-treasurer; transfer from Doug.
las Sinclair, beer. wine and liquor. or
sale, .or McNey., inc, 5912 Central ave.