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REIJBELT OOPER.A TOll - __ __:_:...__::_::.::..:_::__ __ =--:..,_-=-~------AN-~-IN_D_E_P_E_N_D_E_N_T-=-N-E_W_SP_AP--=-E-R-=-------=:...:__---:--___;---=----- i .li Pubiished Every Friday By The Greenbelt Cooperative Publishing Association, Inc., 8 Parkway, Greenhelt, Maryland Volume 11, Number 9 Greenbelt, l\Iaryland, Friday, October 25, 1946 Fh e Cenbtl ----~~~~~------------~---~~~~~~~~-~-~~=--==----~~~~---- I Meat To Continue Sixteenth Editor Janet Neff Weds Sherrod East Elected President; I

High And Scarce Makes Her Debut FPHA Head Endorses Mutual HC.u:~ ·' A ..]!::..._ T T The Cooperator's sixteenth edi- Membership in the Greenbelt Mutual Housing ~ssocia ~

CCOrWilg 0 om tor, Edith Nicholas, is a dynamic tion was well over 800 last week when l;he 11-man J ioard o:: product of Chicago. A l:st of her directors met to choose Sherrod East, president; W. illia1h '·Ail prices, especially on meats, interests would take pages and

a~e so uncertain that any I pages. The Cooperator is benefit- Nicholas, vice president; Max Salzman, secr~b ry, ant~' give you now would be old stuff ting because she once edited a col- Thomas Ritchie, treasurer.. I . " by Friday," was food-store man- umn for her college paper, because Of special interest to Greenbelt he is sincerely- intereste ·~ in -mli. ~ ager Tom Okazaki's opinion when she later helped nurse a suburban residents was the announcement tual housing," said Vin1: n. "H1~ interviewed by a Cooperator re- shopping sheet into a full-fledged in Cleveland last week that Dillon sincerely believes that I he mu · porter Tuesday. Prices .i.ave risen, weekly, and because she has been Myer, admini~•.rator of the Fed- tual housing plan offers 1 a soun~ i but the supply remains short, and a member of the Cooperator staff eral Public Housing Administra-' method to the governmoe1 11t for th;· Tom expects little immediate for the past two years in the tion, has opened wide the 1.oors disposal of permanent wa 1- houslnl ~ change. Housewives shopping on capacities of news and copy editor. for mutual housing developments. projects. He wants to a ~ure ym~ Tuesday seemed reluctant to pay Mrs. Nicholas plan& to play up :\lyer was loudly applauded there that there will be a d vision ir~ the new price, although the man- cooperative news, both on the lo- when he authorized Warren Vin- FPHA to assist the ter !mt-occu · ager said that meat sales were cal and national scene, and hopes ton, economic advisor for FPHA,. pants who are interesb tl in or· ~p slightly. Pork chops were sell- to see the Cooperator expand to to announce that he (Myer) was ganizing mutual associ: etions tn mg at 79c a pound and baby beef an eight-page affair to more ade- going to give the tenant-occupants purchase the projects. ·And h'! steaks were 69c to 89c a pound. quately take c'~re of community of permanent war housing projects wants you to know thi:' divisiOl t Soup bones, which a short time news. every fair and reasonable oppor- will be organized with p( ople who ago_ were given away free with tunity to form "mutual housing, are sincerely interested i 1 mutua. a meat purchase, were bringing Dri• 'Ter Removed associations" and purchase the pro- housing and not with pf ->pie who 5c a pound, while suet was being v .,.. jects. · are opp~sed to mutual h• :using, o offered at lOc a pound. ·• Carson lAuds Myer are indifferent." ' I

GCS ~as been especially fortun- Following Fight -~i· . .,.~_··. "That is enough for me," Joh~. · ·Westbrook Speah 'F , ate in Its contacts in the whole- _.· '''; Carson, \Vashington director of' Colonel Lawrence V\ estbrool': sale market ann has had · meat .\ the Cooperative League of USA, pioneer in the "mutual ,hoasing;' when most of the surrounding The Capital Transit driver who declared when Vinton made his

1 field and· also a speake 'I at th,

area has been meat-hungry. Tom was involved in a fight last week statement at a Cleveland meeting: meeting, interrupted to ~ay tha expects egg and cheese prices to with Emery Lee, colored porter of the National Housing Associa- "it was worth while flgh ing-an{ go down somewhat as soon as employed locally, ha,s been ·.rans- tion where Vinton and Carson waiting-during the last l1x year· meat becomes plentiful, but was ferred to another route, accord- Courtesy of The Post were on the speaker's panel. "I've to hear an announcerr ~nt lik•. not at all hopeful about shorten- ing to information received f1·om watched Dillon Myer during re-' that." : ' ing or margarine. "Now that con- the transit company headqua.rters. cent years," Carson continued. "I ~ould ask for nothir ,· more,' In a ceremony performed Satur- . g ·

1 ctay, October 19, at 2:30 ~- m. in ~ , trois are off, wholesalers seem to Lee was struck with the money- the Frr.·;t :.rethodist Church in Hy- "He has been one o£ the fi.:-."'st: Carsor; said. "There an scvertl be holding out for higher prices," changer when he climbed on the N ff administrators in tt:e government 1' hundr,•.d perman·'nt hOU!-ing pro· at.ts\ illn. .Janet Catherine " e , - "" he stated. bus to ask the driver about al- daughter of !'vir. and :\Irs. Daniel service. He is able, he is cour!'.ge- jects in this country, and the gov· 1

"Purchase of non-perishable Ieged insults to h;s wife and sis- .John :\"eff, Greenbelt, :\Id .. became ous and he is honest. When t:e ernment has to sell the1.1 withii 1!.

!terns is on a week-to-week basis," ter, who had boarded the Green- the hride of Eugene \Valker, Ber- tells us what Mr. Vinton has re- two years after the eJ 11ergen-::: , Tom stated. "We want to avoid belt bus at College Park. OC'cu- ,,_.,, 11 1-,,, :•th, :'.Jd. P.e\·. Edgar w. ported to us, we may know the ends! Anyone who has even ~·: too large an inventory so as to pants of the bus stated that the BE>ckett otlieiated, assisted by Rev. day of evasion and equivocation little hit of interest in t>1c publi• : guard against any sudden drop in driver had not stopped when hail- Eric T. Br·aund of the Greenbelt in FPHA is at an end. The hour welfare will admit that the onl;~ II

prices. Purchases of perishables ·is ed at an undesignated spot by th•~ c,·.,nLLJilitv Church. is here when we should forget the sound and practibable m•thod tor, on a day-today basis, with pro- two women, hut that he had stop- GuwnL·d ·in i':or·y satin trimmed past and get at the job of prov- disposing of these projec i:s ;s th' ·• duce prices remaining about the ped a little further on at an un- with '-'Ce>r! v·urls anct a long tulle ing what mutuals can do." mutual or. cooperative pla ,,, It wi_l'!, same. marked spct to pick up a white ,.c·!l hc·lrl h· a lace crown, the bride Lutes Speaks win on its merits every time. I; I

Canned goods prices are expect- woman. was ;;iv"n ·in marriage by her fa- .John R. Lutes, manager of the has proved itself. '' ed to go up except for such plenti- When the two women ran up ther. \Valnut Groves Mutual Housing Vinton and Westbrook· pointed ful items as canned apricots, which to get on at this spot they were HC'r· sister, Dorothy, served as Association of South Bend and out that the developmenl .. of thi:­are in unusually good supply this' heckled by one of the other pas- maid of honor wearing a gown of vice president of the newly in- "wr.r-mutual" field could l:ecome l. year. Shipment of canned goods sengers. When one of them ob- yeJ!ow with a matching halo. The corporated National Cooperative- training and testing grc:und · fot and sugar has been held up by jected, the driver is alleged to bridesmaids were Margaret Walk- Mutual Association, was chairman future cooperative or mut 1al hous· the shipping strike, but these items have stopped the bus and made er, sister of the bridegroom; Mrs. of this sectional meeting on mu- ing programs. will be more plentiful as soon as a threatenine remark. Frances Johnson of Alexandria, tual housing. He began his pre.!'­the ships are moving again. When the bus got into Green- va.. and Miss Irene E. Frey of entation by sayingt hat he wanted

GCS will continue to refuse belt, Lee's wife and sister report- New York. gowned in fuchsia and "to make it clear that there is Dorothy Jones items which are way out of line ed the incident to him, and he royal blue v.rith matching coronets. no difference between cooperative with old prices, but may stock was struck over one eye when he Each carried fall flowers. The asanmdemuthtu

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some high priced items if there boarded the bus to ask the driver bride's niece, Patricia Ann Conroy, is a great demand for them. For for an explanation. When Lee of Baltimore, Md., was flower girl. Mutua! Housing Division example, GCS meat cutter Dom- shoved the driver backwards. he !\laster Ar·den Leroy Aylor carried Formed in FPHA chick reports that lard is being reached for the fire-extingusher. the ring on a heart-shaped pillow Vinton's statement, which was offered at 50c a pound but that whereupon Lee left the bus and made from the bride's mother's sensational when placed against none will be bought as long as ripped up the nearbv No Parking wedding gown. The w~dding mu- its immediate background and also ter~ price is so high. sign. The Greenbelt police then s;c was pro\·ided by Mrs. Harlan for what it implied for the fti-

General Manager Ashelman re- arrived on the sf!ene and separat- Randall, soloist. with 1\Irs. Edgar ture, was a commitment with-ports that GCS sales hit a new ed the two men. \V. Beckett at the organ. out reservation. f

all-time hig-h last week, with total \Villiam Alexander, of Berwyn "The Commissioner,'' Mr. Myer, sales of $30,.071 and foot:! store Tryouts Tont•gbt Heights. :\!d., served as best man. has authorized me to tell you that sales topping $16.050. Mr. Ashel- The u~lwrs were the bridegroom's man felt that this was due in Tryouts will be held tonight at four brothers, Clinton D., Charles some measure to the general rise 8:30 p.m. in the arts and crafts E.. \Villiarn H., and John R. in prices, but stated that at least roon:l of the Center School for \Valker. A reception followed at one store, the v&let shop, had had ""Watch on the Rhine," by Lillian the home of the bride. no increase in prices to account Hellman, next production of the After a short \Vedding trip in the for its high sales. The valet shop Greenbelt Theater Group. north, the couple will li\·e in showed a total weekly sales figure There are a number of charac- Greenbelt, :'-Id. of $999.14 as compared to $624 ters to be cast, and any residents for a year ago. who are interested are invited to

----------------------Cooperator Party To Be Held Nov. 2

A meeting of the Greenbelt Co­operative Publishing Association board, October 20, resulted in the appointment of Eleanor Ritchie as president; Anne Hull, vice-presi­dent; Sid Spindel, treasurer· and Charlotte Walsh, secretary.' The board appointed Edith Nicholas to serve 'iS Cooperator editor, suc­ceeding Ralph G. Miller.

The annual Publishing Associa­tion party will be held at 73-T Ridge Road on Saturday evening, November 2. All members of the Cooperator staff or the Associa­tion who plan to attend must turn in their $2 per COUI)le before the deadline, October 29, t.-> be includ­ed in the refreshments. Money may be given to Donna Romer or to any of the board members.

I·Guild Bake Sale The Community Church

will have a bake sale to­morrow morning, Satur·day, L at 9 o'clock in the drug store.

try out. People who wish to help with stage settings, costumes, and make-up will also be welcome at this meeting.

Girl Scout Dance The Girl Scout dance will be

held tomorrow night, October 26, in the Center School Auditorium from 10 to 1. Music will be furn­ished by Walter Hubbell's orches­tra from Baltimore, and refresh­ments will be on sale.

Sponsored by the parents of Girl Scouts and Brownies, the dance is intended to raise funds for a scout house where the scouting program can be properly carried out.

New Polio Case Mrs. Laura F. Barnes, of 57-A

Ridge Road, Greenbelt's latest polio case, has been admitted to Gal­linger Hospital, it was learned Tuesday.

Mrs. Barnes' attack of polio is reported to be a light one, but it was apparently felt that hos­pitalization was advisable. since the patient is expecting a cild in a few months.

No Paint In Sight Inability to secure an adequate

supply of paint has delayed FPHA's jJ!ans to improve Green­belt homes, community manager Charles C. Cormack announced on :Monda....-. Paint must be secur·~d through the Procurement Division of the Treasury Department, whkh so far has been unable to delivE!r.

Howe\·er. Mr. Cormack believes that the pr·ogram ""'ill definitely get under way next spring. It is planned to paint the outside of the homes before beginning work on the interiors. :Mr. Cormack added that some color may be added to Greenbelt's defense homes, possibly in the window trims.

Hallo·ween Party A Halloween party for Green­

belt'" tC'l·n·aP"ers will be held at the Am,.:rican Legion home on Octobe:· :::9. the Recreation depart­ment announced on Tuesday. The GCS bu,.: will provide transporta­tion !o the party, leaving the cen­ter at 7:31) p.m.

S('heduled to begin at 8 p. m., the pal'ty will be a masquerade, with pt·izf's for the best costumes, contests. and music by Ernie Har­din's < .. r·chestra.

Housing In Sight Teachers To Stay

The three Greenbelt teachers who were on the point of resign­ing last week bec~use of housing difficulties have been promised i a settlement "'in two weeks or a month," according to one of the parties. By this time an apart­ment is expected to be available for two of the teachers. Due ~o a mix-up of leases, and the fact that one or the teachers applied late for housing, high school music instructor Ellen Beckman and tWo elementary teachers, Miss Shirley Smith and Miss Margaret Bro•.•rt .. have been sharin~ one bache~or apartment. ' /

No False Alarms 1

Police Chief George Panagou,Jis this week annou.1ced that special guards will patrol the street::- ~>n Hallowe'en. He stated that he hopes parents will see to it that last year's record of a quiet b~t enjoyable Hallowe'en is repeated. Members of the police force wi~l speak to children at both elemen­tary schools this week, stressin'g the need for safety as well as fun on this holiday. Chief Panagoulis was especially concerned that no false fire alarms be sent in, as this can be highly dangerous td the community.

NATIONAL AIR MAIL WEEK October 27 - ND'L'ember 2

Air-Mail Now 5c,

The condition of Doroth :r ElainE Jom~s. who jumped from a mov­ing laundry truck on 0• tober 8 .. is reported considerably i; nproved She is now recuperating at he1 home on Ridge Road, afte ·· several we.eks in the hospital.

According to the Trial Examin· er's office in Hyattsville, Bernard Baker, drive"!.' of the tr1 ck,. wm be brought to trial on 0( tobPr 31, on a statutory charge.

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Friday, October 25-- ; ' Final try-outs, Gre• lnbelt

Theater Group, arts : and I I crafts room, Center s rhool,, ·I 8:30 p.m. GCS Boa1 d of I Directors meeting: GC, ~ of-~,: lice, 8 p.m. Legion " ~mgo, 8:30 p.m., Legion He me. Saturday, October 26- I· ~

Sc;uare dancing, C ~nter f, Sch(;Ol, 8 to 12 mid ~ight. j Girl Scout dance, <enter School A:Uditorinm, 10 :to 1 a.m. <;:ommunity C ~urch Guild bake sale, 9 a.m .. ! drug stor•~. Sunday, October 27-·

M e e t in g of Gre inbelt. "Paekers,'' 11 a.m., B ~aden Fie I :l. "Scouts Own" i pro­gram, 4 p.m., Center ~ lehool Auditorium. Dewar . C burse rifle match, 1 p.m., i rifle range. Monday, October 28-. ' AVC Auxiliary meE ts at 8:30 p.m., 54-F Ridge Road. Elenentary P-TA Book Fair, Center School Audit1 rium, afternoon and evening. Tuesday, October 29- lallo­we'en · party, America: 1i :;:..e- 'I gion Hom,e 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 3!: -

V•!terans• advisor, town ~ office, 7:30 p.M. to 1( p.m.

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Bill "Poco" Moore, taU, husky first-sacker of the champion Sham­rocks, topped his tE'ammates in the. m~ter of batting averages a.gam _this year. He hit safely '28 t1mes m 73 at bat for a .384 mark. It made the fot;rth time in seven seasons that big "Number 4" paced the 'Rocks.

Shamrock Batting Champs 1940 Bill There)) 404 1941 Moore · 342 1942 Moore :376 1943 Jim Breed 381 1944 .Jack Machowsky :4n 1945 Moore 457 1946 Moore :384 Cha~ley Mintzell, outfielder and

part tlme first-baseman was run­ner-up to Moore this summer with a .3'18 mark. The big lefthander had several "days" on which he ~macked 3 or 4 hits and, discount­mg non-league gam<?s, hit for a .37~ average. His big bat struck telling blows in several tilts

. Oddity of the season w~s fur­mshed by Bill Eckhart early in the season. Every hit he made was a two-bagger! Bill's average ~as a low .193 but he \Vas a better hitter tl.an that. The half dozen dvubles he collected drove in 6 ru~s and he scored 6 times. Bill qmt the team early and did not participate in the stretch drive.

Another clutch hitter was John­ny Newman. Although stroking for .280 the big catcher-handyman led the team in propelling home ~he runs witn 13. Pete ·s.::alise did Important swatting in cruci~.l games throughout. His .286 in­volv~>d 24 hits, 13 runs sc0red and 11 others batted in.

The biggest surprise of the sea­sen was the collapse of Bill Zer­wick. Hitting well over .400 last year and always a tine hitter, he faltered to an anemic .139! Bill played many games during thE' s~mmer with a cluster of boils or;

.h1s neck that would have forced Idleness much earlier upon a less hardy soul. . During the all-out stretch drivE• m the . second-half, Zerwick poled a very Important home run. Little Johnny Clements also cracked out a super-telling homer. ~lem add­ed a triple and double as stand·· out hits in the drive.

Julie Andrus, fresh from North­ern. League successes, was rather futile upon his return to the "land of the Shamrock" until his circuit blast. (like Rudy York's) in the OJ>E;mng round of the HyattsvllJe o;;enes. That was probably the best blow of the year.

Men's Gym Night Starts Basketball

Men's Gym, sponsored bv the Recreation Department, opened its fall season two weeks ago. Held ever~ Thursday night in the Com­mu~uty Building, this gymnasium perrod is open to any male resi­dent of the town over high school a~e. Schedule ~or the evening is ao; f?llows: 7:4;, to 8 p.m., ealis­then!cs; 8 to 9, volley ball; 9 to 10, ..J.asket~all, and 10 to 10:30, badmmton.

T.he basketball le~:~gue which will begm the 1irst "'·e·ek in D~>c(·m­ber, already has six teams signed up .. Anyone still interested mav register for a team :)y "on tacting Be~ Goldfaden in the Her:r eat ion Otfrce. The teams are as follows:

D. yan Xote, Capt.; D. :\'oblP, K. Kollar, G. Neihart, B. Balkis!v, J. Duncan, J. Skiles. S. Provos.t, Capt.; B. Egli, L. Clar·k. B. Som­mers, L. Buck, T. F0x, D. Brewer, G: Davidson, D. \\'olfe, .r. Andru" Lmderman, Captain,; Chillman, Peter·s, Goldberg Tillum p 1·r.f•..: Shorr. ' ' · ··'

B. Cookson. Capt; d. Leiw·1·. D. Jones, G . .:-.;euman. P. :-:t r·ick­ler, Z. Nana. P. Cookson. J. Burl, Capt.; L. Clay, P. Garn(•r . .J. :O.Ic­Nally, M. Gongolosi. B. Dow. x. Shind~rman. B. Holloway, Capt ; G. W1lbur, D. Hui.l, C. Cheslev, G. Meek, J. Kindler. ·

Veterans Revive Greenbelt Packers

The Greenbelt '·Packers." foot­ball 1·unners-up for Prince Geo1·g(!s County in 1944, is being n·juve­nated this fall, according to C .. J. Van Camp, under the sponsor,;hip or. the Athletic Club. A meeting wrl! be held at Bradt•n Field, sun­day, October 27 at 11 a.m.

This year's team will ht• "Om­posed mainly of old teammatt·s who have returned from servir·e in the armed forces, plus oth~·~· Athletic Club members. Veterans who are going out for the team this year include former Packers "Red" Cashman, Don Wolfe "Zip~ pe.':'" Nanna, the Cookson bo~· . ..:. Don B;ewer, "Jingles" F'lynn. ·Han y L1eper, "Moak" Summer,;, and Julius Andrus.

Mr. Van Camp, who coached the 1944 team through eleven wins one tie and one los.s, will coac.h this year's team also. Anyone in· terested in joining the- team should t.e. p:esent at Sunday's meeting, brmgmg any equipment he may have.

Big Hopes For 400 Just Before Dewar

This Sunday, October 27, is the date for the big Dewar Course nne match, sponsored by the Greenbelt Gun Club in which four teams from the Washington area will participate for medal awards. The competiti<'n will be on the Greenbelt Target Range, com­mencing at 1 p.m.

The local club will compe',e against teams from the Kensing­ton Club, Prince Georges County Cub t PeeGee's.l, and the 933 Club from .\H. Rainier. The winning team will receive medals. The high score for the entire show \\ill bring a silver medal.

'i he Dewar Course, most popu­hr of all small-bore rifle matches, t·rmsists of 20 shots at SO yards and :.!0 st-rots at 100 vards, all in th.. ]Jrone position. ·The perfect . .;con! is 400., and this absolute, 'eldom attained, is the goal of all rifle shooters. Scores in the :l!JIJ',; m·e fairly common \Vith ex­P•-·r·ienced shooters fir·ing under favorable weather conditions, hut a pPrfect 400 has vet to be made rm the Gt-eenbelt n\nge. The match this Sunday may result in a 400 sr·orp from one ot· more competi­t<Jr "· us all four· dubs are putting in -,nnw expe1·ienced riflemen. The tin• highest ,;cor·es fr·om eaeh club, zegar·r!Iess of the number of club m<~mhPrs firing, will determine the ind:vidual team scores.

Legion Boys Tie Couch Hugh Hawkins of ~he

Lt·gion Boys Football tea,m an­nouncer! ;he game played against Hyar t,;\·iJie Sundav ended in a 6-6 deadlock. ·

Tht· officials at the game Sun­day, fr·om l'niversity oi Maryland's DeparTment of Physical Education, Wt.·r·e Rennard, Gardner, Cooper anrl Swann.

:\"ext Sunday the :>.:etropolitan Police Boys Club :\'o. 4, of \\'ash­ington. will be played a B1·aden Field. This team is coached by ~Ir. Endres, a formet· player for George \'l.'ashington l'niversity, now a Professor at the same school, who res1des in Greenbelt.

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Citizens Assn. To Hold Dance

October 25, 1946 GREENBELT COOPE~A'J fR. 1'hree

Scouts Observei Local GtrlH S1~~; I

Girl Scouts Week In Vocal C·~ntes1t Girl Scouts and Brownies of

Greenbelt will observe Girl Scout Week with a "Scouts Own'' pro-:­gram in the Center School Audi- · torium Sunday afternoon, October 27, at 4 p.m. Speakers will be Rev. E. T. Braund of the Green­belt Com~nunity Church, Re·

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J. Fuller, diocesan directo~r for Catholic Boy and Girl Scouts of Washington, D. C., and Samuel Gottsman of the Greenbelt He-brew Congregation. '

The Brownies will pre~ent a playlet, "The Brownie Wa:yi" and ' the Girl Scouts will give ~ dra­matic group reading, "The Child Speaks." Group singing \\rill be under the direction of Mrs. Hany Rhodes, with pianist, Mrs. Gordon Findlay. Chairman of at-range­is Mrs. Lloyd L. Ne:son.

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Six Greenbelt lii th school girls participated in a ~broadcas·:: IW?t Satur~y aftemoo; 1 from Balti­more, featuring the Marylacr! All­State Orchestra. aid a chOI'\Js of 225 bOys and girls from thJf•)Ugh­out the state. Alii~). n Mr.DEj:'Dlitt, Kay Roach, Chris• le Richf) •dsoll. and Patty Godfrey sang witlti t. he chorus, Christie Ri :hardson f' lac­ing fourth in the s1 ate-wide ocal solo contest. Joal' ne Slye. and Erma StuRrt, violin sts, reprt•j>E'nt­td Greenbelt in 'th1 orchestr 1.

The Music Educat )J·s Associ 1tion of Maryland is resp ~nsible fq f the organization of the: e groupsl, . and met for the first til )e since 'J>earl Harbor. The Greenllelt group was trained by Miss E len Beck inan, · music instructor at 1 .freenbelt fiigh School, since the Opt rin!" of S<~hool last September. I

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Enertainment Chairman Eli Ra­dinsky announces that Bob Pum­phre::.: and his band will play at the Citizens' Association dance on ]'\;ovember 2. Dancing will be from 9:30 To 12:30, and the admission price of $1.00 includes the privi­lege of hearing a lady vocalist. Tickets may be secured i:n ad­

.372; Enzor .363; C!ark .340; :\'ew- vance from James C. Smith, 4-H man .326; Nuzzo .316: Holochwost Southway, and Robert c. Daven­.306; Scalise .300; Forney .27.3; port, 46-B Crescent Road, 0r they Tood .230; Eckhart .~; Boggs may be purchased at the Audi- Shop forlg N_orman Enzor 24 71 ll 24 .338

B1ll Herbert. 1 3 0 1 .333 Le~?Y Clark 16 54 11 17 .315 AI Flash" lluzzo 13 44 8 13 .295 Pete Scalise 25 84 13 24 .286 Vince Holochwost 9 42 7 12 .286 John. Newman 15 50 5 14 .280 Be~me Forney 12 48 5 13 .271 Julius Joe Andrus 6 20 3 5 .250 Johnny Clements 7 26 4 6 .231 Joe Todd 16 49 11 11 .224 Ernie Boggs 15 35 4 7 .200 Blll Eckhart 9 31 6 6 .193 J~ Shahady 5 17 2 3 .176 BI.Jl Zerwick 18 72 14 10 .139 ~Icky McDonald 7 17 4 2 .118 S1dney Spector 3 3 0 0 000 Bob Sommers 1 4 0 0 :ooo

Runs batted in-Newman, 13; M?<>re, 12; Scalise, 11; Zerwick, 9; Mmtzell, Enzor, Clark, Nuzzo, Todd, 8; Ec1:hart, 6; Holochwost Clements, Boggs, 5; Forney, 4; Gil~ 1er, Andrus, Shahady, 2; McDon­ald, 1. Two base hits-Eckhart, 6; ~oore, 5; Enzor, 3; Mintzell, Scal­Ise, Zerwick, McDonald, 2; Holo­chwost, Newman, Clements, 1. Three base hits-Mintzell Clark 2; Clements, 1. Home run;-Clem~ ents, Zerwick, Andrus, l. Strike outs-Zerwick, 18; Enzor, 17; Clark, 15; Mintzell, 13; Scalise, Eckhart, 10; Nuzzo Todd 9· Holochwost, Boggs, 8; 'Moore,' For: ney, 7; McDonald, 6; Newman, Clements, 5; Andrus, Sommers, 4; Shahady, 3; Giller, 2. Bases on balls-Scalise, 20; Mintzell, 15; Moore, 12; Todd, ll; Enzor, 8; Clark, 7; Andrus, Eckhart, Zer­wick, 6; Boggs, McDonald, 5: Gil· ler, Forney, Spector, 4; Kewman, Clements, 2; Holochwost, Shahady, 1. Sacrifice hits-ScalisE', 6; Holo­chwost, 4: Enzor, Clark, Newman, Zerwick, Todd, 3: Moore, Mitchell, 2; Nuzzo, Boggs, Shahady, 1. Stolen bases--Zerwick, 10; Clark, 8; Scalise, 7; Nuzzo, 4; Andrus, Todd, Boggs, 3; Moore, Eckhar·t, 2; Mintzell, Enzor; Holochwost, New­man, F'or·ney, Clements, 1.

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Sewing Classes

Meet At New Tilne Class schedules ol the sPwing

courses in the adult education pn•­gram have been changed, adult education director Mar·y .Jam• Kin­zer announced on Tut•sday. S••w­ing classes will meet on Tuesday and Wednesday nights, in the higl1 :;chool, from 8 until 10 o. rn. Students may attend only on(_• ••f the two weekly sessions, if so de­sired. Classes in sewing and iu­dustrial arts both have a "doublP enrollment,' Mrs. Kinzer repqrt('rl.

Similarly, classes in typing and shorthand have twice the requin•d attendance. Two other· cl..lsses, public speaking and cornmerdal law, still need additional students to complete thf• flf!cessary q uotr •.

Public speaking, taught on Mon­day night by Professor· Wicksell of the University of Maryland, is a clas.<; where a good enrollrm_.nt in­cr·cases class inter·est. The com­mercial law da:;s Is taught by George L. Frank.

'rhese frosty autumn evenings are study evenings for more than one of Greenbelt's big brothers and sisters now enrolled at near­by Ma1-yland University. Among those burning that well known midnight oil are several ex-serv­Icemen who very wis~~ly have ac­cepted Uncle Sam's offer of a col­lege education; they are Donnie Wolfe of 4-D Ridge Road, major­ing in physical education; George Davld.son, 50-J Crescent, who is studymg to be an electrical engin­eer; Paul Strickler, 10-C Hillside Road; and George Neumann, 7-H Ridge Road, a student In chemical engin!'::!ring. Another day dodger Is G<!orge Domchick. Clayton Mc­Carl Is in his first year at the Col~ege of Dentistry. Teddy Fox is takmg a course In physical edu­catiQJt. Shirley Mitchell, 60-C C1·e.r. cent Road, is majoring in zoology. BerE-nice Schllrr, 4-A Crescent Road, Is in her first year, and Rut'l Morgan, 60-G Crescent Hd., Fair This Monday 11as entered her second year. . Harry Leipher of Boston, Mass., •s. stB;ylng here at tt;e home of h1s ~rwnd, George Neumann, while he IS a :iludent. of Puhlic Busi­nes;'l A?ministration at Ma1·yland Un1venay.

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We ~ave some out.-o''-town visi­toJ·s WJih us. Miss Alic~ Ande:·­oon, n. Powe1·s nwdeJ fr·om New Yor~. IS spending a weekend with Luc11Je and Bev Fonda, 9-C He­~<CaJ'ch Road.

The Greenlwlt Elementary P-TA Book Fa!r '"ill he held Monday, October 28, at the C•~nt(•t.· ~chor;l, from 1 to 5:;Ul in the afler·noon, and 7:30 to !) in the evenin~~- Tlw opp<n·tunily to buy hooks ikt. the Fair at a discount is op~·n '" evet·yon£>, P-TA lllPTniH•r or· not. It is not a money-making projeJ'!. but is JH'£>s,_nfPcl as a st•t·\·i<-e to children anrl lh<•it· par·ents.

The hooks on display an• pri­marily for chilrtrPn, hut tiii'I'P an• few of gt•hpr·aJ inff'I't>sl for· adult"­The l'hildn•n's hool-<s will ,,.. ;u·-1'1U1gt>d ncconling to agl' g1 oup.-: I'n•-sl'hool anr) Prim an· < IJ<•gin­nillg with pif'fun··hool-;s' for· two­yPar-oldsl, Jnt••rn1Prliatr•. and .Jurl­io,· If igil. Classi•· favnri 1' ''; ., r•· l'<'fli'I'Sf'nted iiS Wl'IJ <IS lllf>d•-rn

. Miss Harriet Stripling of BiJ·m­mgham, Alalmma, is the gUPst of her brol.lw1· and sist.e•·-in-law, Mr. and M t·s: .J nmt>s Sh·ipl ing, 1 4-D Laur~I ~1111, (ll'ior to ht>t' ciepar·tur·e for I :u·•s whet·e she will study at thp Sot•honne. Miss StJ·ipling is ma11y hooks or: a \'HI'iPI ,. of ~l'i,.n-one of twenty AmeJ'icnn exchange title suhjPels. and ~toi·i•·s ah(lnf

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students to study in Fran.::e. - oth._.r peoples and •·oun!t·i"s . . ~r·s. Lou GPrst.el is enjoying a -----·-- __ ------------------- __

VIS II fnnn her· fat h(·r·. BPnjantin WPif~<'l' of Nt•w Yot·J< City. I .ou Gen;tt'l has retur·ned horn.P aflpt· a Wl'f'l\ in Boston and NP\V Yot·k making anangements fot· the ]{('d­sk;ns. -

pa('kag<'s sent to n•l:tt i\'t"-. in 1 ;,.1-ma11y. J\1r·:.;. Sl<'irll" tnlrf 1 h•·1n :oil about thP C'/\HE prwkag•·s whi.-!1 are now only lf·n dollar·:.;,

Mrs. Laur·a Mon·ison has l><·<·n visiting her mothpr· in \-Vin:-.ton­Salem, North Can•lina.

Dt•vid Granahan, 10-.J Plah~au Place, has been ill of vi!·us pneu-monia for almost three weeks. Mt·s. Car·olyn MiJipr· spent la~t He is on the mend now and an- weekend in New York City. other week should sec him up and Also in New York was Mr~. ahout. Edwnr·d S•·hutT, 4-A Cn•scent Hrl.,

Mr. and Mrs .Benefiel spent the who att.ended the wedding- nf h('J' weekend at Camp Lee, Vir·ginia, niecP, Miss Leila Ross of I·1oridn. where their son, LeGt·ande is sta- Fireman 1st class HohPr·t Hall. tloned. in the service sinn• May is ~Jif'Tlfi-

Last Friday evening p very sue- ing his first. fur·lough ''it h his cessful Hallowe'en party was given mother, Mrs. IJom Hall. :!8-H on Parkway Road when the Phila- Ridge Roaci. tha Bible Class entertained the Mrs. Vance E. Thomas, Px<•r·u-Fideli:; Class. Pie a Ja mode and tive director· of Prinr·•• r:enr·w·~ CC\ffce were served as refresh- Countv Gir·I Srouts, was a rlmrwr· ments. guest ·of Mrs. HatTy McNP('·I last

Mrs. Mary Fitzmaurice 8-D W('ek and also infprviPWPrl nr·w Hillside, said goodbye at. 'union leadl'r·s and nssi~tanf ]Parl••rs f(IJ'

Station last. Tuesday to her sis- Greenbelt troops. ter, Mrs. Betty Szabo of South Mr·s. Wm. J. Andr·usic, l"a•'•·r Bend, Indiana, who had been a of Brownil' troop 109, tool[ h<'r· very welcome visitor since the girls on a hike Friday after·no•m­birth . Of Ann Cathct·ine Fitz- i' -· .. -··-"-~-~-~-----~-·--·+ mauncc a month ago. ! Ned's Aquariurra f

Folks out Nebraska way arl' a 1 l'LANTS-FOOD-SUI'I'LIES 'I lot wiser now abnut sending food TROPICAl I'ISH J>aC'kag<•s abroad, thanks to M1·s. I ' ' . · '

'!i We m<lnUfctctur'e :tQuariums. lHdnQ J David Steinle., 56-H Ct·escent Rd., I the hlgh~ot quality rust prool , ~ho hus bPI'n visiting her parents 'I metal•. ! rn Nebraska. It seems that tlwy 1 UNion 3251 . I had been paying $30 apiece for 4t.-~~~~~~,:'.:_~~~::_~!_'!~~~~~:_ .. i-~.._.. .... •.-.-. ............ -. .•. .,. •.... -. .•... .,. ......... -.-.-.-.•..-..•..-..•.•.-.• . ._...,._..~ I )

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Tl••· 1 ;l•·•·rdwlt CooJH'r<lti\-,. Child t':•J•· t.'•·nr•·r has annourH·Pd arc­du• 11"" •n rat""· i~r litH! wrth their t·."\.J!I •· ..... -..t·cl ill Ill to pn,YJct .. a .-.;ervice '" lhp , . .,,,llllunity at the lowest I" ,_,_,JI•l•• ,,.,._ Beg1nnin~; l"rJ\·ember r. r h•· dlLtll.:'' for pre-.,chool child­lt'rt will be .-:;:t.'i (>('I' month for all­d<:y nut•, anri lhf! charge for ,,-1""" •·h!ld,••n's t·are hef11re and <tfl•·r :-d•ool will be $:!I jJ£'1' month. Tl ... l•· '-' n• •w a W<lrting list for lit'\\' applicant'·

:'>.!1 s. Fr •·<I .\JcCar·t hy, chairman of thP PXt•r·ut i\'<:' board, state:; that Ill•.• t't_•ntPr will continup to r·educc tht~ ft·t.·~ as ii builds up rcserYe t umh. The Center has been in '•pt·ra t ion ~IIH't' Ma•·ch l on a co­"P<}rati\•• ha:-.i~. and .Mrs. l\lcCar·tt.y l•·••ls that II has successfully w •-· at h '-' r •! d all organizational .~1 H'!-.SP.I'.

Tilt' Boanl also announces the addition of a four·th teachPr to the :-.!alf. ~·II s. 1-:tlwl Hardy, who has pit'\ iou~ly wur·k{_•d for· 1\n•nty lllonthc. at fliP Gn'Pnhelt Child Can• Ct·nt•·r·. Caln•r·t Hills Cenlt•r·, and llyatL" iiiP, will return to the c.taff on a full-time basis starting ()('foher 15. .

1\Ir·s. Hardy. who is a sp<•cial f;~ \ or·i ll' "1 t 11 I h£> children, is -: grarluarro IIlli."'· who took her llainin1.: ar lht• l'nivcJ·sity of Tenn­,.,.,,-..,. and 1'"·'1-graduat .. wor·k at St. Lou is Ci f y lsolat ion Jiospit al. ll•·r prima r-;: i nt en•st. h(JWe\·er·, is 111 working with ehildn·n.

Town 1--lires McCamy \!1 -'· \Y111 fit·ld McCamy, nnr>-1 ime

~, ... , ••ia1·y ,,, lnnner· <'t>I11111Ullity lll~tn:tL:PJ' I·~''Y llr·adPn, t1a!-' h.-en n·-t'IL!JI".\-•'d ·l·v tiH• town <Is J•lll'­r·tln,~inl-!' :t~:f•nt-··P('f't•f:-tl'\" ft, ttl\\'11 1 l:tiJ:tl;•T .l:tln•·, T. <; .. l,iJ,·I. it was ;lJIIHJllll•·•·d T\1"--.day. l'ri"r· tn ht·r· r•·t 111n '" • ;r•·•·nl~<•lt. ~lr,;. \l,.Catnv ,.,-" s t •·na 111 1 "Ia t ions :vh·i:-or· t;J 1-'I'IL\ 111 \\-

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