REENBELT
Volume 8, No. 17
Greenbelt. ~laryland.
New Towa Budget Health Association
Bas New Specialist
Provides Several
Enploye Benefits
The town council adopted its
1944 budget as proposed by Town
Manager James T. Gobbel Monday evening when the budget was
presentE-d for public hearing. As
has been the experience in the
past several years the public was
not interested to attend the hearing.
The budget, as published in last
years's with several special features
The :most cotroversial item was
the establishment of a salary for
a full-time social worker to be
employed by the town. With an
eye to post-war planning and to
the difficulties and hardships experienced by families during warliving, provisions werP made
·
y a base salary of $2,9000 to
a
xperienced and trained social
worker.
Councilman
George
Bauer voiced an objection to setting up the salary with a mmimum this high supported by other
councilmen.
The tcwn at present employes
the services of a part-time social
worker who is in town nne day a
week and conducts some of her
duties in the office of the Family
Service;; association of Washington. Mrs. Mary Jane Kinzer explained that the case workerhas
had t0 carry and the large number of cases which have lacked
aid und supervision caused the
setting up the position on a fulltime scale.
~
The Greenbelt Health Association has secured the serv ces of a
nef part-time physicial, Dr. Joseph \'V. Stein, an eye, ~ar and
throat specialist.
Dr. Stein will work thr~e hours
a week to start, alterna .ing one
week of afternoon work 'Vith one
week of evening work. As yet no
definite schedule has beer set up.
If the demand shoulc
prove
greater, Dr. Stein will be able to
give more time.
He received his B. A. degree
University of Tennessee ir 1934.
from Michigan University !n 1930
and his M. A. degree fz om the
He took his general in t"!rnship
in the Los Angeles county hospital du1·ing 1934 and l!H5.
He
practiced in the Mempt is, eye,
from 1936 to 1937.
He was at
Episcopal EENT Hospital i 1 \Vashington during 1937 and 1338 and
had a private practice in \'1--ashington until 1942.
Dr. Stein joined the Army ttnder
a waiver and was recez;tly released and is again est;; blishing
practice in \Vashington.
He secured his Maryland lic~nse in
1938. Very soon he plans to tai<e
the American bnard examinations
for a specialist rating.
Women Give Tableau;
Donate to Soldier i
OOPERATOR
Friday, December 10. 1943
Five Cents
Servicemen's Kids To -----------------------------------------------------------Have Foster Fathers
I'llembers of the local American
Legion post wil! serve as Christmas foster fathers to children
whose fathers are in military service and who will be unable to
pend the holiday season with
their families, it was announced
today.
The Legionnai1·es will stage a
Christmas party in the Legion
home Sunday, December 19 from
.3 until 5 o'clock for these youngsters who are from three to seven
years of age, inclusive. Transportation will he furnished for the
chilrlren from the center· to the
Le;:;ion Hom •.•. k;tving at 2:.35 and
l'eturning at 5 p. m.
The Legionaires would like to
have all the children in Greenbl'it ::ttt,·:~d this party, but due to
the limited f<t•ilities at the home,
and the inai,'Lty to adequately
pt·ep<tt·e for ~ur·'t a ln1·ge party, it
has rwen found ne•L·ssaJ·y to restr·ict thf" party to those children
whose f<tthers will be unable to be
\\·ith them for Christmas.
Santa Claus will be present to
giH• candy, fruit, nuts and presenls to the chilrlren.
Ch1·istmas
<'ur·uJs will be sung and refreshmPnts will he served.
In ordet· that pl,ms may be
r·"n1plt>ted for the party, it is J:-equested that parents of children
in the above catc•gory, who desjre
to ha\·e their children attend the
party c<tll :'>Irs. Ada L. Riley, 38-:!\f
P..ir!ge Roar!. Percy L. Beach, 4-C
G<trdenway Hoar! or \Yilliam J.
Phelps. 2-l-A Ridge Road after 7
p. m. Friday or Saturday or after
9 a. m. Sunday.
All names must be turned in by
Sunday at the latest.
The Woman's Club held its December meeting and Christmas
party at the Athletic ass.,ciation
club house last Thursday night.
The place was decorated with
Christmas greens and made an attractive background for the presentation in tableau of tho! "Gift
of the Magi.''
Those taking part in the :ableau
were: Mesdames Branch, Bra.utiThe new budget also contains
gan, Geierman, Morrell, and 'Nila sum equal to five percent of the
1\larine Pfc. Jack Gale of
liam Rogers.
Serving &s angels
total salaries of all full-time town
1-A \\'oodiand way, stationed
were Miss Jo Ann Morell and
employes for eleven months of the
at Camp Pendleton, Calif. is in
Miss Shirley Branch. Mis:; R.utn
coming year, this sum to be used
the hospi t a! recovering from
Wiley was the narrator •vith a
·
the town's share in a retirethe c·ffects of standing only six
chorus
providing
backgrour
d
mut plan 'or local employees. Alsic.
feet from a 37 millimeter antiugh a definite plan has not yet
tank
shell
which
exploded
Mrs. Ben Goldfaden, p:·ogram
be~n adopted by the councilmen
when dropped accidently when
director, Introduced Byron d.oshon
they have shown interest in offera friend of .Jack's was handling
who sang "The Lord's Frayer"
ing one to the employes.
the shell, which he thought
and
an
encore.
The
enterta
nment
Funds hove been included in the
was a dud. Tlw shell dropped
ended with the entrance of Santa
budget of the department of pubin the mirlst of a group of five.
Claus who had a bag full c f gifts
lic wnrks and sanitation for the
}Jri\·ate Gale's father reports
to
distribute.
town manager presen te<.i a p;·oposthat the buy handling the shell
The hostesses who servPd real that salaries of all full-time
lost part of his left foot and
freshments were Mrs. Alfrei Lee,
town employes be set up withe
that anothet· marine got shrapMrs. Lloyd Nelson, Mrs . . \.rthur
maximum and minimum limits
nel in his kneecap. He doesRysticken and Mrs. Harry Walls.
and a fixed plan for yearly raises
n't know what happened to
granted for satisfactory services.
Mrs. George E. Clark,I'I [rs.Arthe other two.
The proposal will be considered
thur Rysticken and Mrs. Harry
Jack suffered a severe chest
Walls.
further at the next meeting.
wound, with shrapnel lodging
An ot·dinance providing increasMrs. George E. Clark, pre>ident,
in his lung and was also badly
ed annual and sick leave for town
announced that $46.50 had been
wounded in both legs.
Two
employes was passed and be-came
sent for stockings for soldi·!r pasf(·el
fragments entered his
effective immediately. Town emtients at Fort Meade. Two other
high! ld and thn•P pierced the
ploye8 will now have 24 days of
womens organizations whict conleft with one pier·e passing enannual leave accumulating at the
tributed $5 each to this fur d are
tirely t h mugh the leg.
He
rate o~ two rlays per month and
B'nai B'rith and the ComrJUnity
sust::tinerl. in addition, 300 bod~·
18 days sick leave accumulating
church Guild. The club hnd finwounrls nnrl f"u;· head wounds
at the z·ate of one and a haly days
ished anrl presented its seco.Jd nffn•m fl~·ing bur·k~hot. One ear
per month. It will also be possible
gan to the Red Cross for the use
was sevPn.'rl, but it is now
for an employee to can·y over 15
gro\\·ing ha< k.
of convalescent service men,
days annual leave fz·om one year
.far·).;',; fatl~1.·r· t·c·ports that his
to the next nnd to build up as
son \\Tifi·s r·ht·r·r·:·ul letters hon1e
many as 60 days of sick leave.
~1nd c•,n:..;ldL·rs t·:t:n~elf lucky to
hP no wnr:"r• r•ff.
The rloctot·
Town em;:>loyees forme1·ly hart
tl•l:s him h•• •·an be back on
15 days annual leave per ypm·.
duty in a 111"nt h. He·s nnw a
none of which could be carried
over from one year to the next.
pa~ient in warr! :..?1 of the t·. ~­
~a\·ai JI,,:-:;~ita~. 8<tnta .:.rargarIn presenting thE> proposed hudCooperation on t hf" pa1·t o! parita J:anr h. fko·:rn~ir.P, C<tlif.
get to the councilmen Town Manents was asked this week by Jn•:k
ager Gobbel stated, "In prE>pnring
Fruchtman, manager of the theaour estimates we have made evprv
tre, in an effort to help solv :> the
Christmas Concert
effort to keep proposed expendiproblem of halting the de~ tructures as low as possible and still
Planned
By Orchestra
tion of the theatre seats. "Boys
provine essential sez·vices. In thE>
with knives have cost the nemTt.·~· ''"llc<·rt "~'<'~1•·stra. in coopmldst of a great wm· for national
bers of G.C.C. about $2110 i 1 rceraT.·.~n \\·it~l t~~~· ··1··~--n.entary !-'chot,]
survival, a war which has tagen
plaring rlamagerl seats and at the
is r·lanrlin<.{ " iJI'II;_:)·;tm of Chl'infathers, a war which dE>manrls
prpsent the s...,me amount will
111/lS n~u,;:·· :tnrl s:r,;..:ir,g tu b~· helri
hundreds of the sons, fat hers and
have to he spent in 1 he I!Pa r fu:!\t .. nda~·. flp··•·r.;hr·r· :..?0 at 7 o'daughters of our own town as
turE>", said Mr. Fruchtman.
clcwk in 1! ,p ~<'11n• >I audi tr>t·i um.
well as millions from other towns
A $25 1·ewar·d has heen r;ostpe:l
Carr•is will rw sun~ hy a group of
and cities, a war which even now
for information karling to the
srho,·,J f'hildn•n and ever~·one is
is maging furthf'r inroads into our
conviction of anyone caught rtnmin\·it••d to ;.:o?t in the Chr·istm3.s
families by taging more and more
nging theatn> propert~·. The pr('srit·it anrl ju\" i" th<> singing.
that all-out efforts be made by
venticn of the dPstr·uf'li"~. ,..; . .,
every man, woman and chilrl. we
'Th ~ nr,· h.-:·~' 7"1 ·, ··c ~ l f"e!·f orn1 un ..
the help of the narPnts.· is r.,.,,_
der ,,,,, nb'•• J.,., ••. ,..,hi.., of Charles
cannot afford to use one ouncE>
erable to the punishment of i~..>;.
of material, one single man-hour
:\. Pc,.,- ..~IJ_ '" ~. . " ~~l[': heen giving
virluals. It wns statf><i
''n-.-r•~•.,
or a single dollar for any servire
his "#~t~.:i,·pc:
--4urfor v.·hile
used in th£> ronstrurtinn rof ' " "
which is not absolutely essential."
Ht>r.ri Sco'"''"·· '·' htJ<;" with the
seats ar~ criticnl '"""". r"'"' ........ ~.: ......
A revolving fund of $200 was
alloted for the purpose of instituting a current fiction rental division in the town library. It. is expected that under such a plan the
library will be able to offer a wider selection of current fiction
than can be purchased through
its present budget.
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The battle of Greenbelt residents to force the federal government
to set lower minimum rents for families of servicemen livinif in the
federally owned homes forged ahead this week as the Greenheh
Citizen's association agreed to support the campaign.
Cooper Is Secretary
Of Mid-Atlutic Co-op
Backed by pledges o..: vigorous
action the association members
.. unanimously adopted a
resolt~­
tion this week requesting that the
GCS board member Donald H.
rents of servicemen's f8Dlilies be
Cooper was elected secretary of
reduced to 20 percent of the :(athe newly formed Mid-Atlantic
roily's gross income and Presicooperative district at the condent Dayton· Hull n8Dled an eight
ference held in Philadelphia last
man committee to carry the
week end. The new district orfight to the government officials.
ganization will include PennsylThe committee conferred with
vania, Maryland, Delaware, Discommunity manager James Gobtrict of Columbia and Southern
New Jersey and will be one of bel last evening to attempt to
work out a solution. Benj8Dlin ·
three district organizations now
Perelzweig, who started the camworking within the Eastern Copaign, was named chai~-man of
ope!-ative league. These districts
the protest committee. He chargare to be subdivided into smaller
ed that some Greenbelt families
are!~
groups and Greenbelt will
pay less rent now than the minibe within the D. C.-Maryland area.
mum which will be forced upon
The primary job of this new
families who heads are inducted
flexible organization is to tie in
into service in the future.
the local cooperatives more effecWhen queried about this matter
tively with the ECL and ECW
programs.
An advisory commit- Community Manager Gobbel stated that when the new graded
tee will work closely with the
rent system was inaugurated last
Philadelphia warehouse of ECW.
spring, increasing the rents and
A structure committee will work
charging in accordance with the
with and advise ECL and ECW
family's income, it was· discovered
for improving and facilitating parthat several families were in such
ticipation of the local co-ops in
low
income brackets that to raise
the wholesale and league. W. R.
their rents would cause much
Volckhausen also attended
the hardship.
meetings.
He and Cooper had
It was agreed, Gobbel s8.id, that
the opportunity to visit one of
families who were at that Ume
Greenbelt's former mayors, Geo.
paying less than the new higher
Warner, now living in Germanminimums would be allowed to
town, Pa.
Warner also used to
remain in the lower bracket until
be assistant editor of the COOPERATOR and was active in the such time as their income increased. It was also agreed that
Greenbelt coperatives and commuany new
families or
famJnes
nity activities. His son, Douglas,
which dropped to lower IDcome
is working part-time in the Gerbrackets would pay the higher
mantown co-op.
minimum rent. Now the proponents of the rent protest claim
that the older and lower miDiMembers Urged To Turn
mum rent should prevail
fer
servicemen's famiHes.
In Receipts For Refund
The community administratien
Thomas B. Ricker, general man- offiicials point out that private
ager of Greenbelt Consumer Ser- housing do~s not permit rent revices, today reminded Greenbelt
ductions to servicemen's fwnilles
residents of the importance of and also that lower cost housiDg
turning in their cash register re- is available in Greenbelt as well
ceipts for goods purchased in
as the fact that there is a child
Greenbelt.
He pointed out that
care nursery available for worklast year the citizens lost $15,000 ing mothers.
because of the number of people
The situation is complicated be,,._.ho failed to turn in the receipts.
cause there are two
seperate
Patronage dividends are returned
on the basis of actual purchases types of housing in the town. The
"original houses" are leased on a
which are represented by cash receipts.
The exact value of the graded rent based on the family
incomes, with the rents running
receipts will not be known until
around the $50 figure. The newthe end of the year when the final
er houses, known as the ..defense
audit swill be made. "It seem
now that they will be worth about
homes", arP. rented to servicefour cents on the dollar on the bamen's families and war workers
sis of the last audit", said Ricker.
with the rents running around
The total volume in sales this
$35 to ~0 per month including
utilities.
year is reported to be close to a
million dollars and on the basis of
Gobbel pointed out that servicea. four cent dividend would mean men's families, unable to pay the
about $40,000 to be returned to
minimum rents for the "original
the purchasers, depending upon
homes", may make arrangements
the vote of the G.C.S. memberto move to a 'defense home' with
ship.
a subsequent reduction in rent.
"The forms and instructions will
"Every
citizen in
Greenbelt
be sent out within the next few
must help," Perelzweig said, "If
weeks", Ricker stated. It is not
the families of servicemen are to
known what provision will be made
have
enough money left for food,
for the collection of the receipts,
clothing and other essentials." He
but last year certain nights were
called for volunteers to work with
designaterl when the office of G.
the committee and stated that: a
C. S. would remain open to rep e t i t i o n will
be
circulated
ceive them.
throughout the town asking for
support of the "20 per cent of income" rent plan.
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·
Van Camp Will Toot
Other members of the commitThe New Year In
tee are Nathan H. Schein, Joseph
P.
Vella,
Wayne A.
Roberts,
A gab :";ew Year's ball featurThomas E. Melloy, Ira Solet, John
ing \"an Camp's Cavaliers will be
Bacigalupi and Sherrod East.
pno·sented hy the Greenbelt Citize-ns' association Friday, DecemThe new: rent b.attle foUows on
be-r .31. in the auditorium of the
the heels of an unsuccessful camelementary school.
One of the
paign started last spring against
musciat aggregations most favorthe new graded rent plan. At
ably received by local dancers,
that time a Citizens association
\·an Camp's band will feature a
committee threatened to take the
girl vn('a]ist and several novelty
case to court.
After several
numhero;.
month of conferences with ~v-,
.T:'\mf>s C. Smith is making arernrnent officials and legal aulb•
r·'l..,~ements for the festive event.
orities the committee abandoned..
n·,~~•"~ is srheriuled from 10 p.
the fight and the higher rente re-.
~
.. "' .,_ . . . n"" J"""\
mained in effect.
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Anti-Tank Shell I
Can't Stop Gale
Seal Paddling C1n
Halt Seal Slashing
GCA Backs Bent Protest; Officials
Explain Reason for 2 Bent Scales
Greenbelt Coo., __
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Publisheu every Fnua' u.• . ••.
Greenbelt To Have
Christmas Turkeys
8 Parkway, Gt·eenbdt, .\I aryla11d
Ct·•-·r:niw!l··rs can ceount on
having turKey for Christmas:
Th•!
Ftecir:l'icksbut·g Farmers
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Phone Greer. belt ;~ 1 :; 1
Editor in Chief_ _____ ------------- ______ - Dor O'Reilly
Sports Editor --------------------William L. Moore, Jr.
Feature Editor --------------------------- },nne Hull
News Editor ------------------------Helen <::hasanow
STAFF
Waldo Mott, Phil Wexler, Shirley Levine, Eileen Sht riff, Estdle
Dolgoff, Aimee Slye, Edna Stripling, Marjorie Fuller, Ha:, Trumbule,
Thelma FinlRy, Donald H. Cooper, Marilyn Maryn, Edith : .. ')'P.eill.;,
June Wilbur, Glen Wilbur, Elizabeth St. Clair, Edith Sna >p, John J.
Dean.
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Friday. Decemb~r 10. 19-n
Let's Show More Interest
Attendance of Greenbelters at town council meeting! has be(·n
notoriously poor in recent months. bringing occasional ~xpressions
of regret from councilmen who feel that they can best perform the11
responsibilities when some community interest and opir.ion is expressed for their guidance.
In view of this situation we regret that the· town couoacil picked
for one of its most important sessions the night of the regular
monthly Citizens association meeHng. Of course it is ea~ y to point
out that only a hundred attended the association meetin ~ and that
there were a good many hundreds left free to hear tl1e council
mull ov.er the 1944 budget and it is easy to remind us thut only
three citizens took the trouble to attend last year's budg!!t session.
Nevertheless there are some residents who take a genui :re interf'st
in the town's problems and effort should be directed ,,,wurd encouraging them.
Now that the Citizens association has demonstrate(· perm an·
ancy in its revival we think councilmen could ·well afford to
atend the monthly meetings, and hold council sessions on sonw
other night than the first Monday of each month.
D. ·I. C.
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One Year Jh•o
f To the E'ditor--Dear Editor:
ft.t this moment the Senate
banking and currency committee
is preparing to release for a vote
the CCC anti-subsidy bill which
has been hanging over our heads
these many weeks. If this bill
with Its rider banning food subsidles is passed, everyone all over
the country will f\nd food costs
ably high. Within a short period,
milk may jump to thirty cents a
quart, butter to one dollar and a
quarter a pound and other food
wili fall in line.
Every voter in this country has
the opportunity to defeat this bill
with a minimum of effort. Write
a penny postcard to your Senator
or to any of the senators on the
banking and currency committee
stating your support of an expected Presidential veto should this
bill be passed.
Delay now means money right
out of your budget and food
right
out
of your
children's
mouths.
MRS. BOBBY SOLET
Navy Wives Club
To Elect Tuesday
The offiicers of the new Greenbelt Navy Wives club will be
elected and installed Tuesdav evening at 7:45 o'clock in the· home
economics room at the elem4?ntary
school. Mrs. Helen Bolshazy, national presid:mt, will be the installing offiicer.
Guests will be Mrs. George
Clark, president of the Women's
club; Allen Bryan, vice commander o( the American Legion post;
Mrs. Oliver Pekette, president of
Orville E. Roberts, recently field
the American Legion Auxiliary;
director of the Red Cross in North
Africa and Town Manager James
T. Gobbel.
Wives of enlisted men in the
Navy, Coast Guard, or Marines
who are interested in joining the
organization should attend
the
meeting at 7:45 p. m. Husbands
and other guests will join the
group for a social period at 9:30
p.m.
Report 64 Mumps Cases
?ubllc Health Officer \Villiam
Elsner reported 64 cases of mumps
In November, one case o! measles
and four cases of pertussis were
also reported.
In t;he monthly report to the
town council, Dr. Eisner said that
217 children attend~ the immunization clinic. The four pre-natal
classes reported an attendance of
10 last month.
<From the Cooperator of
December 11, 1912)
The victory rally, SP< ·nsored by
the civilian defense coullcil, promised to add approxima :ely $1100
to the Greenbelt defer. se fundMiss Lorraine Mullen \i ras holder
of the title Miss Victo :-y-Emerson Meyers of Hyatt! ville was
elected to the post of <~irector of
the community band. He replaced Paul Garret-Walt4•r J. Slocomb was elected presid mt of the
Greenbelt Citizens As1 ociation-Greenbelt high school students
planned to hold the s mior ball
December 23.
Wive Yean .~o
(From the Cooperator of
December 8, l93H
The last week of the ye::tr, beginning with Christmas and ending with New Year's da ~ was selected as "At Home Wt=ek in
Greenbelt" <no organizecl business
meetings allowed)-The Greenbelt
Citizens association adc pted the
resolution to support the proposed
action by Congress whi ~h would
give the administration 1 ne power
to name aggressor nat ions and
embargo commerce witl 1 themGreenbelt was honored lty a visit
fro~ _one of Europe's ot tstanding
musicians,
Count
Axe i
Raoul
Wachmeister of Sweden, composer of the opera "Pr nee Siddartha".
Dance Tomorrow
The seventh in a series of young
people's dances will be held tomorrow evening from 8 ,o 10 o'clock at the school audit >rium.
The Serenaders will fu mish the
music and a floor show is scheduled.
Mrs. Martha L. Keith, who has
been at Garfield Memorill Hospital for four weeks, und-~rwent a
major operation Tuesday
She is
resting comfortably and s on the
road to recovery.
r·u·JjlPrative.
part
of
South-
OUR
NEIGHBORS
By JUNE WILBUR
Hello ft·iends. Here we· are
a~ain, another week.
Helen Chasanow, with her parents, sister and two brothers, went
to Savanna. lo:st week-end to attend the wending of her brother,
Herbert Liebez·man, to Miss Enad
:\fanning. The bride and groom w1ll
be coming through Greenbelt this
week on their way to there new
home in Columbus, Ohio.
Dianne and Donna Finlay of
10-E Southway have been ill in
bed. \Ve hope they get well soon.
The following men have re•cently been inducted and will soon be
off to the wars: Benjamin Perelzweig to the army, Hugh Hawkins and William Rupert to the
Na\·y.
\Villiam Franglin Joyce, Jr. joined the navy and left Monday.
l\Irs. Carl Heintz of Parkbelt is
spending a few days in New York
this week.
:!\1iss Janet Yates is substituting
in the kindergarden this week
while Mrs. Bett~· Bishop is spending the time with her husband
who is home on furlough.
Kenneth C. \Viram, with Mrs.
\Viram and the two boys, left
Sunday for Indiana where :!\Irs.
\Viram and the boys will be staying with her parents while \Viram goes into the Navy.
Garnett :\1egee will be going
-.~·ith the army while his wife and
two children are leaving to stay
with his parents in Florida.
Emmet H. :'-:anna. Jr., of 2-A
Hillside road left Tuesdav to enTer the army air forces~ l'u!ort.unately he had a touch of the
grippe and was promptly hospitalized when he reported for duty.
The Community chur~h guild has
a few aprons and ties left :~rom
their sale. These can be obtained
from I\[rs. Paul Fcatherbee at 19A Hidge road or Miss Anna Lewis a 39-:\1 Ridge road.
Jimmy Fitzmaurice. 8-D Hillside road entertained his friends
at a party in honor of his 8ixth
birthday Saturday afternoon.
The Red Cross Canteen met at
the home of their chairman. Mrs.
D. J. :--;eff. Tuesday.
A Christmas party will be held Tue.sday
night, :"ovembPr 28 at the home
nf :!\Irs. Ervin Lietzel, 2-B Plateau
place.
Are you having friends or relaI'Ure to 14?1 us kno\.... so WE' can
.,.,.elcom€' them in this column.
That's all for r.ow, good night.
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•·r·n Stat<'s cooperatiYe. lHts definetiy r•romise-d to take care
of •J,•.• lor·a! nr·der, acc-or·ding to
T!wmas Jf.'fferies, assistant G.
C. S. general manager. G. C. S.
will s•art accepting ot·ders next
Ft·iday.
:\lany of us had to forego
tur·kpy at ThanksgiYing because of the difficulty in finding
some•me
to
take
the
Greenbelt oz·der. In fact up until :\Ionday of that week it
looked like no turkeyt for
Greenbelt. But at the last minute the .Jepson Hotel Supply
Co. agreed to give Gr-eenbelt
pe!'fenenL·e and to supply us
with :.!50 turkeys.
Other· items that will be
plentiful for· our Christmas season will be tangerines (how
long since we have seen them:•
cr·anberry sauce,
apple juicE~
and ot hpz·s. Ou1· wholesale is
well stocker in these items
now, though they were short
for Thanksgiving. So it looks
like a plentiful holiday table
after all!
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Last call for photographs for Christmas.
,
Yeung Studio comes to your homes in
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Greenbelt everv Sunda\·.
Ha,·e served
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over 300 families here ·in Greenbelt in
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the past six months. \Ve guarantee de)
livery of pi<'tnres taken up to and includl
jnq nt:>ropmhPJ' 19 in time for Christmas.
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"What Shall \Ve Do With Our
LOST-Boy's brown helmet type
Dreams" will be the subject upon
hat in theater Sunday.
Phone
which the Rev. \Vilmer P. Johnston will preach Sunday morning 6261 or call at 36-M Ridge Rd.
at 11 o'clock at the Community Reward.
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church. The sermon to the punSelling out: 2-piece suit~ $1~5;
ior congregation will be on "The
::'>1essage of the Hundredth Psalm". 3-piece maple bedroon: suite, _mnerspring mattress and spring
Mrs. :\tilton Wiksell will be at
$100.
Mahogany Du_ni:~m Phyfe
the organ.
table draperies, furnishmgs, fur
At this service the rite of incoat,' size 15, out clothing for girl
fant baptism will be o0served and
55. 9-T Research Rd.
those who wish to have their
children baptized or dedicated at
this service should notify Mr.
Johnston not later than Friday
evening.
The church school will meet at
9:30 a. m. Classes are arranged
to meet the needs of all children
wANTED-passengers to Navy
and adults.
The men's Bible Dept.
Leave Greenbela at 6:45
class will be taught by Professor a. m. Leave Washington at 4:30
E. Paul Barnhart. Couples' class,
p. m. Phone Gr. 2396.
women's classes and classes for
RIDER 'WANTED-to C o a s t
children of all ages are provided.
Guard, 13th and Pennsylvania, N.
The Board of Deacons and
Deaconesses will omit their regu- w. One way only. Leave 7:15
lar meeting which was scheduled
a. m. Phone 6136.
for Sunday night.
The choir will rehearse in the
social room at 8:30 Wednesday
night under the direction of Mrs.
Milton. Wiksell.
The men's Bible class will hold
Sunday 10 to 12-Social roo":'.
a social Thursday, December 16,
Sunday school, priesthood and priin the home economics room. All
mary.
,
friends of the church are invited.
6:30 to 7:30 p. m.-The u.~
sacrament service will not be fR"'.
Plan Christmas Party
this
Sunday. Instead the study
A Christmas party will be held
group
will convene at tJ:te s~e
for the members of the Commuhour. The topic for discussiOn
nity Church Sunday school December 23 at 8 p. rn. in the ele- will be "The Diety and Our Relation and Obligation to Them". .
mentary school auditorium.
8 p. m.-School auditoriumSanta Claus will make his apWashington Stake choir.
pearance bearing a girt for each
Tuesday, 8:15 p. m.-Relief Sochild.
ciety at 2-C Woodland_ Way. .
The general public IS cordially
invited to attend any of these
meetings.
Sunday Masses-7 :30 a. m. and
9:30 a. m., Greenbelt Theatre.
Mormon Nativity
Confessions-Saturday evening
7:30 to 9:30 p. m. at 1 7-E Ridge
Choir Will Sing
Road.
In its third annual Christmas
Miraculous Medal Novena, 8 p.
concert, the Washington Stake
m. each Wednesday evening at
Berwyn.
choir of the church of Jesus
Christ of Latter-Day Saints( Mormon> will deliver QY song and
story, the massage of _Ch~ist's
birth at the school auditorium,
Sunday evening at 8 o'clock.
The Hebrew Congregation announced that arrangements are
Many poeple will remember the
being made for a Rabbi from the
choir from its former visits. This
Theological Seminary . in
New year the familiar person of D.
York, to lead the regular Friday Sterling Wheelwright, the former
evening services, 8:30 p. m. in the director, will be missing. Wheelelementary school. Everybody is right, during the past summer, acinvited to attend.
cepted a position as lecturer of
A "Chanuka" party for all the
music and organist at Stanf'l!
children is being planned in conUniversity, California. His pl ,-e
junction with the Greenbelt \Vom- is filled by Miss Anne Pearson, a
en's chapter of B'nai B'rith. The young woman of fine musical Atdate and time will be announced.
tainments and leadership.
The
Regular Sunday school classes personnel of the choir remains
for the chHdren are held at 11 a. the same as former years--forty
m. in the elementary school. The mixed voices.
parents of those children not yet
The choir has been in continuregistered are urged to register ous existence for ten years and
them. At the monthly meeting of was originally organized by the
the B'nai B'rith held Wednesday,
late Edward P. Kimball.
December 1, Julius Bisno, execuThis year the program has
tive director of the A.Z.A., spoke.
The topic of his discussion was been written and developed with
the collaboration of Cleon Skou"Youth
Group
of
the
B'nai
sen who will be narrator. Melba
B'rith."
Chatwin is organist.
Soloists will be OlivE:
Lloyd
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greeting
Advertiseerine Wood, Jesse R. Smith, David
ments in the December 24 issue of
Sabin and Grant Christ,ophE'rson.
the COOPERATOR.
Rate;, are
reasonable. Please get the copy in
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GREENBELT COOPERATOR
From l-lalls of GI-IS
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Photographs of all pupils were
taken Wednesday morning. These
pictures are filed with the school
records and used for identification
purposes.
The physical education department has built an obstacle course
on the athletic field adjoining the
school grounds. The course consists of hurdles, fences, balancing
boards and monkey bars. All students are timed and to datP. the
record has been set for about 1:15
for the girls and a little less for
the boys.
"T!.e World at War" a documentary war film issued by the
war department, was shown to
the schooi Tuesday commemorating Pearl Harbor day. Several
other films for the biology and
history classes have been shown
recently.
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Julius Andrus (alumni of class
of '40) is now an aviation machinist's mate, second class, in the
Navy and i.s home on a ten-day
furlough. He is stationed at Dallas, Texas but expects to ship out
soon. Julius was an active member of town organizations, playing
in the band, and participating in a
number of sports.
Lorraine Mullen left November
18 for Hunter College in New
York where she will receive her
basic training as a WAVE.
She lived at 58-B Crescent rd.
with her parents, one of the first
Greer.belt families. She attended
G. H. S. 4 years, taking an active
part in the Glee Club and managing the girl's basketball team After graduating in 1942 she worked
in the Treasury department in
\Vashlngton.
After working for a year and a
half she felt that she was not doing her utmost for the war effort
and enlisted in the WAVES in order to relive a sailor for active
duty. She was ::;worn in on Navy
day.
Last week Mrs. Mullen received
a telphone call from her daughter
who said, "I like it here v~ry
much. The girls are all nice, and
I'm tired but extremely happy".
But sea life does not appeal only
to the fairer sex of G.H.S. as witness Jack Huntington who joined
the Navy September 10.
Now
seaman Ser.ond Class he is stationed at Bainbridge, Md. but expects to be moved soon to another
camp.
He recently received a
nine day furlough during which
he visited Greenbelt.
The first report cards were issued recently.
A new type or
card is being used this year on
which appear ten different marks.
Individual cards are being given
for each subject. This is being
done so that the parents will get
a better idea of their child's propress in school. Cards are given
out every nine weeks or four
times a year.
William Franklin Joyce, Jr., son
of Mr. and Mrs. William F ..Joyce,
Sr., of 10-D Hillside Road, entered
the Navy last week and will
train at Bainbridge, Md.
Mac Gregor Will Plow
Landscape gardener Angus MacGregor has requested that local
residents have stakes. debris or
anything on their garden plots
which they wish to save removed
before Tuesday as he plans to begin plowing the ground.
By plowing the ground in the
fall the time necPssary to get the
gardens ready for planting next
spring will bet cut in half, MacGregor stated. It will onlv he
necessary to harrow the g;ound
and add thP fertilizer in the
spring, he said.
Gardeners are ask€'d to place
stak:s which they \vish to save al'lproxrmately six feet outside the
boundary of the gardens.
Traffic As Usual
Keeps Police Busy
The police department reported
22 arr·ests, 63 traffic and 16 non-
traffic warnings for the month of
November. A total of $186.20 was
forfeited in state and town fines
and costs. Except for one case
of assault and battery the arrests were tr·affic violations. The
department also received and investigated f>7 complaints and two
auto accidents. No injuries were
report~.
The ftre department received one
can for a brush tlre.
Decemher 10. 1943
Switchboard Service
Just a reminder-the twentyfour hour switd board service in
Greenbelt is for rour conv;_,nience.
Recently one of :.he operator~; stated that she fot nd many pe-ople
in town, especially new residents,
are not acquainted v.ith this service.
The federal
government together maintain ~his service. From
8 a. m. to 4:30 j J. m. the operator
is located in the administration
building, from 4 :~0 p. m. till midnight another OJ•erator is stationed in the fire hl .11 and from midni~ht till 8 in the morning the
thtrd operator is in the administration building. At all hours the
number is Greelabelt 2011.
AU maintenance calls, heat,
electricity, plumbing. should be
given to the ope ~a tor who will relay them to the proper employee
on duty at that time.
Local doctors ilso maintain contact with the siVitchboard operator, telling her when they must
go out of town on emergc·ncy cases and who is >n call at various
hours of the day and night.
The operator has an up-to-date
listin~ of all persons living in
Greer. belt and the telephone numbers of most people.
That Must Be Love
She--Would you give up your
bachelor existence for me?
He--Honey, for you I'd leave a
baseball game in the ninth inning
with the score tied.
Keep Going
"But, Betty, don't you trust me?
"Yes, Lloyd, I'll go to the P.nds
of the earth with you; but I absolutely refuse to park on the
way."
School Children Can
Get Free Physicals
The health committee or the
e!en'ientary school P-T.A. is requesting parents or c!:ildren who
entered school this year, to take
ad\·;.mtage of the free physical examinations given h~' Dr. William
E 1sner and !\irs. Frances Stouffer,
public health nurse.
Parents desiring this sen.·ice are urged to
contact the child's teacher at their
ea1·Jiest convenience.
Ain't It So
Teacher-Hayton,
how many
make a few?
Hayton-Three or four . . .
Te-acher-How many make a
dozen?
H ayton-Twelve.
Tl·acher-How many make a
million?
Hayton-Very few.
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