Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-08
OFFICIAL NoIIcE

p. G. Alcoholic Beverage Control
Aet tnat remonstrants are entitled
70 p beard before the granting Of
win be had upon such applications
for Licenses on September 90. 1854,
at 1000 AM. in room No. 3Ii4,
New Municipal Center, Ord and In.
s Sinan AAy; ssnm;.HN NV "; No 2oo7. Ben
Est. Ret. @B. is5a I First raos st. Nv Nv
Ne 1885, Stern Enterprises. Inc,
- 1900 18th st.. NV, No.
Se1oA, Joseph Glassman. TIA 9th
wet M Mt 1hd Bet ior B" 900 s, eth St,
- wv, No. 1852. Morris GH' k ssaa
na david 4; Whitfow, TIA Basins
sooree washington Inn. Ret. &C. I"
ss9 Ps. Ave. NV, No. 1888 Abe
And A B Mt As.fGss sssi IA i kssnta:5s
fsSSag2; s NO Moran H. 4 L. & seHe ettkkhE:
ssM1EM. seS.I5.,
'0f coIGMsfA.s n Franklin adE D Asminisr
Sation Building, washington 3.
2 G. September 3. I954-NoTIcE;
ZEE OPENING OF THE PUBLIC
SSh90LS-IHE PUBLIC SCHOOLS
VII open on Monday, September IA
1924 = elementary schools, junior
high senior high schools and Teach
ers colleges at 900 am. and yoca-
tional schools at $50 am. on Mon
Gay, September -, 1854. the schools
rs i EGEM e FAIR Pm scu aaDDMHIssIoN
pupils will be admitted to the kin.
eergerten who will be FIVE YEARS
OF AGE OR OLDER BY JANIJARy
10. 1900. Parents are required to
present birth and vaccination GER
tincates; The law requires that "No
cnna fsnSn be admitted into the
been duly vaccinated or otherwise
protected AGAINST smallpox" KIN
DkRQARTEN AND FIRST GRADE
CHILDREN NEW to the public
schools and all other pupils who
we're not enrolled in the public
ieanoon during the school year 1853
to the new boundaries. In most
cases this will be the school nearest
the home Of the pupil. AppIication
should be made at this school SO that
the principal may advise the parents
a.. 20 tns senSoi serving his residence
public schools last year. Principsis
will be at the buildings for registra-
ton on the following dates: Wednes-
gay. September 6. and Thursday
eeptember 9. from eco am. tc
900 pm. ELEMENTARY school CHI; Il
PUPILS: AL pupils in the District
Elementary Schools last year, except
fhose promoted to junior high school.
er already transferred to Other
.Slementsry schools. will report tC
sneir last years rooms. Pupils new
1000 Am on SeDtemher ~ ATT
STU DENTS REGULARLY PRO.
NOTED TO THE JUNIOR HIGH OR
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOLS viii report
On Monday, September IS. at 9:0(
an: to the junior or senior high
!'sssisnsd. ApM1ssioN OF new Ssss
sTUDENTs TO JUNIOR HIGH
SCHOOLS: SEVENTH. EIGHTH AMI
NINTH YEAR STUDENT@Studen
who were not enrolled in the public
schools during the school veal
SSS,o4 h,.s desiring string, admission to
the ONCE Of the junior high schoo
which serves the territory in which
they live. A copy Of the last report
card, birth and vaccination Ger.
ttfcates should be presented. Ninth
grade students who wish to take 9
Armstrong High School. The othel
ninth year classes. ADMISSION OF
NEW STUDENTS TO SENIOR HIGE
SCHOOLS, 10th AND 18th ANI
18th YEAR STUDENTS: Student;
who were not enrolled in the D. C
soC SeaG0 1s5 sssste4n d egElns sd
mission in the 10th. 18th and 18th
years should apply to the senior
high school which serves the terri.
tory in which they live. Such
students should apply for registra.
op.r 0y asy frU2 he sch 90
previously attended should be pre-
scented in addition to the birth anc
vaccination certificates. 1t is i'm
Dortant that all students new II
the senior high schools register TO
admission before school starts. Stu
the District, may be admitted to tn!
schools If they desire a three-yea
intensive business course, or t,
Mckinley or Armstrong High School
e .st sns' d %pMiss1oE major 10 tee 1oea
TToNxL HIGH SCHOOLS: Student
Graham Bell. Chamberlain. Anna L
Bufdick. Phelps, or M. M. Wash
ington Vocational High Schools
should make inquiry of the prin
leipal at the building as to thu
say info m sHo Admission d 81
VETERANS: Veterans wishing Il
attend q regular senior high schoo
should apply to the principal of tn,
senior high school which serves tn,
territory in which they live. Vet
Grams wishing to attend the Vet
w. Bishop. Director at Armstronl
High School. NONRESIDENT STU
DENTS. All nonresident pupils
those who dwell outside the Distric
Of Columbia, will be required b,
the ADHfoDriasio tb. Act ., Of 1850 5,
schools in the District Of Columbi,
during the 1954-55 school year
The Board of Education has rulei
that all nonresident tuition fee
must be paid in advance befor
nonresident pupils may be enrolled
to complete registration Of non
in order to insure their being ad
September IS. Ali payments o
tuition should be made to the ofic
q the Collector Of Taxes by, tn
or lar 1ass S fnr sc
payments must be presented to tn
admitted. There are no exemption
whatever to this regulation, an
an nonresident pupils must pa
tuition. even II they may hay
been enrolled in. or attended tn
issss54 scSool Year, Sso0' /. S Ss
senior high school students from
high school. 2. Nonresident senior
high school students from tn
Bethesda Chevy Chase area ma
attend the Woodro s!s. wilson st,,d hisl
from the Takoma-silyer Spring are
may attend the Calvin Coolidg
High School. 4. Nonresident senio
high school students from the MI
Rainier-Hyattsville area may atten
the Mckinley High School. 3. Senio
living north or south Of Massachu
sets Avenue and east of the Distric
Line may attend the Eastern Hlgl
school. s. Nonresident students vii
be admitted to the following JUNO
high. schools only; Browne, FRANCIS
Gordon. Hine. Jefferson. Langley
Tsft. Because OF the crowded con
ditions they cannot be admitted y
other junior high schools. REGIS
TRATION OF NONR E S 1 e n
PUPILS WHO ATTEND ELEMEN
TARY SCHOOLS: Parents Of non
efice Of Mrs. J. c. Smith. Director
Berret School-14th and Q Streets
NV, Sterling 3-6111. Extension
XO9. for information as to tn
nearest available elementary school
EVENING SCHOOLS will open Mon
day, September Is, 1854. 1nforma
ton can be secured from IN
Evening. and Summer school once
Roosevelt High School, 18TH an
Upshur Streets. NV, teiepnon
Sterling 3-6111. Extension 6l4. an
Of Mr.. Bernard F. Seweil, Cardoz
6igh school, 18th and Cifto!
Streets. NV, telephone CS
E-26s3. All Evening Schools excep
thomson, will be open for registra
tion after 6:45 pm. on Septemne
8 and o. Registration at IN
Thomson school viii be held Q
september 10 from 1000 am: I
1000 noon and from 200 to $50
nm. MEETING OF SUPERVISOR
OFFTCERS AND TEACHERS-Prin
eipals and teachers Of elementar
srhools, will meet in their respectiv
eohools at 1890 am. on Frida,
Ssptember 10. Faculties of teacher
sna vocational hish schools. wi
meet on Friday. September ~
1880 am. Principals and teacnel
A the Evening Schools will meet WY
the Assistant Directors IN cnaLs
an Friday, September 10, as follows
Roosevelt High School, Caieleil