Evening star. [volume], August 18, 1948, Page A-19, Image 19

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POLICE! POLICE!—The Metropolitan Police Department has
distributed these “Help Wanted” signs to All 200 vacancies on
the force. Miss Eleanor Ryce, 109 Earlston drive, Westgate, Md.,
shows off the placard. —Star Staff Photo.
Dunbar Houselicense
Protest Weighed,
The Alcoholic Beverage Control
Board today has under considera
tion the protests of residents in
the neighborhood of Fifteenth and
U streets N.W., against the trans
fer of a liquor license from the
Tavern, Inc., to the Dunbar House,
Inc.
The Dunbar House is the old
Portner apartment hotel at Fif
teenth and U streets\N.W. It was
purchased about four years ago by
the Dunbar organization, which
converted it into an apartment and
rooming house. Extensive renova
tions are being made in the build
ing, and it is proposed to convert
it into a hotel in the, near future.
The Tavern, Inc., was in the Dun
bar House and has been closed for
several months because the lease
had expired and the Dunbar or
ganization did not want to ex
tend it.
Most of the protests were made
on the grounds that an undesir
able element was attracted to the
place and women had been mo
lested passing the place.
Capt. Albert I. Bulloch, com
manding No. 13 police precinct,
said he had received many com
plaints about the tavern. During
the past year police of his precinct
had made 288 arrests in and on the
street in front of the tavern, he
said.
The Rev. Edmond J. Fontaine
pastor of St. Paul’s Catholic Church,
Fifteenth and V streets, said the
noise made by patrons of the tav
ern had kept him awake at night.
He said he had also received com
plaints from members of his con
gregation.
Arthur E. Bowles, manager of the
Dunbar House, said he could as
sure the ABC Board there would
not be any complaints In the fu
ture about the conduct of the pa
trons.
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