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REENBELT OOPERATO'l AN INDEP·ENDEfQ" NI::WSPAPER Published Every Friday By The Greenbelt Cooperative P11blishing Associat:on, Inc., 8 Parkway, Greenbelt, M;aryland Volume 10, Number 42 Non-,Toters Must Register Tuesday; Must Note :Party Greenbelt residen1.'i, who are n:>t listed as Maryland voters, mu.-;t register Tuesday 'vote in the June 24 primary election. Registl·ation will be held in the American Legion home on South- way rd. from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Election ballotting will be held in the same place, Monday, June 24, from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m. Prospective voters must have filed a declaration of intention to vote last November, to be eligible for registration. Persons who be- came 21 while re!;idents of the state may register without pre- viously 1iling declaration. Many veterans who voted ab- sentee ballot-, in th£! 1944 general election failed t0 their party preference, according to Samuel A. Wyvill, chairman of the board of election supervisors. These men visit the registration place to declare their party af- filiation, to vote in the primary. Much local interest is manifest in this years prima:ry because of the candidacy of Thomas R. Free- man for county cornmissioner on the Democratic ticket. Freeman is the first local man to seek county omce ir. the town's nine year history. I<'reeman is opposing the county Democratic organiza.t1on's ''dicta- torial policies." The-re will be five contests on the Democratic county ticket and two tights on the Republi<:mt side. Much interest will be shown i.n the fights for the governor- ship Jn both parties. John S. White, Greenbelt town attor.ney, is a candidate for attor- ney general on the ticket with H. Streett Baldwin who is seeking the Jeffe·t·sonian gubernatorial nomina- tion. ------------------------- 19·46 Town Set For August The fifth annual Greenbelt Town Fair was definitely 8cheduled for Aug. at a meeting Sullidny night of 1:ep1·e,ent.atives of tlh.e organiza- tions sponsoring exhibits in the 1945 Fair. \Vho will manage this year's and such decisions as budget, theme, and policies w ll be dec,ded at a meeting, Sunday eve- ning, June 16, at 8:30 p. m. in the Co-op office over the Drugstore. To this planning meeting are invited not only official representatives of hl:'t exhibit ng groups, but any residents who are interested in working on the 1946 Town Fair. Up for cunsideration Sundav night is a p1·oposa1 to place Green·- beli's Anntla.l Town F'11irs in the permanent and continu ng control of a council of representatives fro:m participating organizations, would select a planning com- mJttee of five to manage the com- munity event. ------------- Girl Scout Camp Held June IB:-21 The Day Camp for Girl Scouts and Brownies in Greenbelt will be held at the· Greenbelt Lake area June 18 through 21. The girls will meet at the Center e1lch day at 9 a. m., and go in patrols to the camp if transportatio111 cannot be arranged. Parents who have curs which may be used please contact Mrs . .John Elder, chairman of the Day Camp, at 5793. Registrations may be made to any troop leader or with Mrs. John Elder, chairman or Mrs. Willard Ehrhardt, assas- tant, at the camp not later than 9:30 a. m., June 18. Gn'C a can of fOOd a week to-r over8eGB. Greenbelt, )laryland, Friday, June 14, 1946 -------------------------------- Greenbelt .... -\t1tend County Jle'\'el At Cheverly Among the Brownies at the County Re\fel. l\lay 18, at the Che\·erly estate of Mrs. L. C. Rosencrans were members cf Gree·nbelt Troop 3-5. Left t<:> right, Laurie Maffay (tumbler), Nett:i Gump, Barbara Da wwn, Ftances Anspach, Kathryn McAllister, Diane Finlay, Mrs. Shirley R. (troop leader), Kathryn Mott, Nancy Kurth, Robin Krause and Marian East. (Prin.:e Qt•orges Post-Photo by Slitnkman) Town $500 For Julv Fourth . ' Financial backing was assured the Greenbelt July Fourth cel{;bra- tion when the Town Council voted $500 Monday night tn cover p1 fireworks and miscellaJneous ex- penses. The "·il.h groiUps operating to re- turn 50% of their reeelpts to the comm1ttee is expeetect to def1·ay any costs in E!xcess of $!i00. Sixty prizes will be ghren at the track meet to be held on the Fourth, and several awards will be made for floats in th:! t.a,rade. See "FOURTI:l" P''!.f'Je· 3 GJEIA Buard :Plans Ser·"·ic.e A:s a start in its medi- cal services to the community, the hoa:r·d of directors of the GreE'r,belt Health Association at its meEting last week adopted the follnwing plart as its immediate goal: a eral practitioner, an obstetrician and gynecologist, a pediatrician, and part tlme specia:lists in eye, ear, nose, throat and! skin. Ar- rangements for surgical work are also planned. The Health Association has re- fifty applications Jrorn doc- tors from all parts of the- country who are desirous of practicing pre- See "HEALTll'' P•rqe 3 ---·-·---- Petition Protests FPH A V a cilia tion A1: a result of the GCS quarte>rly membership meeting week. a petir.ion is being circtllated in Gre•,nbelt protesting the to any resu:tts on the pro1='osed expansion plans. The petit ion reads "To the> Fi·eld 0 'fice of F'PHA: In view of the despe.·ate neeC: for expansion of store facili- ties in Greenbelt, we, the under- signed residents, protest the· undue delay in rent neg:otiati ons. We urgently request that a defi- nite deadline be :;;et for the end of negotiations." . Any person interested in helping Circulate the petition should call Mrs. Edith Nicholas at Green-belt 3314. Council Confers With Klutzni·ck The Town Coundl was. sched- uled to meet today with F'PHA Commissioner Philip M. Klutz- nick at 3 p. m. Mayor F. Bauer was carlled at his Wednesday by Field Otl'ice Di- rector 'Winston who said that the Commissioner wished to talk O\'er sever:!l.l matters wir:h the Couno::il. Town Manager Gobbel is out of town Jror ten days attending the City Mana!ters ConJferenee in To Check <:ent..:·r Finances At its Jurw 6 meeting, !h£" American Legion Post 1:-:6 unanhwusly passed a J-esolu- t •m to n•fUJ>{' the Youth Center a •·untribution from Post funds now accurnulat,,·d or to be accumulated, until the Po-t is fully informed in \Hiting by authorities or the Youth Cente• an financial program for the Post tabled another re.;ulucion, author zing the .Post r·ommander 1:0 appoint tt six-mern- h•:r· r·ommitte-t> to get in- Po,-t nwmhen; un':il the- requested in- foJ·mat nn is recei\'£"d f1·om the Youth CPnteJ- authorities. Th<> approved a g1·ant of $115. to be administered by Lynn Buck and Clifton CockUI, for the purchase of equipment for a junior baseball team under spon- :>o:·ship of Legion Post, so that Greenbelt te•m-ag£"rs may purtici- pa• e in county and Distr ct base- ball Al.-o voted were a gr·ant to reimburse the Com- mtnity Band lor expenses in the :\Iemoria.l Day exercises. and a $10 contribution to tJnited Jewish Re- lief. COR Pi:... AND MRS. J. L. HOGERS, JR. Greenbelt Veteran w,eds .!Jt o.rdemoisellle "There is one thing you never to worry about me," Cpl. Jo.:eph L. Ho,5ers, Jr., wrote last October to h!s parents. "I will nev- er marry a foreign girl."-But in Hheims, France, on June 3, Mlle. Anna Ma1·ie Ducoin, 20, became the bride of Corporal Rogers, 24. The young son of Councilman and Mrs. Rogers wrote a hasty let- ter to his parents in which he re- tracted his pn·vious words on that score, and alsc· asked them to for- get that he us.ed to prefer school- teacher". Anna Marie is a bank cleric Mr. and 1\l:rs. Rogers are lool<'ng f:>rward to their new daugh- Corporal Rogers is ex- r:ecl:ed here around June 15. He I' as be·en in the Army four years and two yean. He plans t:> enroll in the University of Ma- rylan;:l in a veterinary medicine cJurse. His par2nts have applied for a Greenb·elt apartment for him and his br;d•=· Youths' Building Bought For $1200 The Youth Center and Memorial Park Committee announced Mon- day the successfu! termination of negotiations for a bu lding in Greenbelt to house the Youth Cen- ter. After weeks of negotiation, dur- ing which plans concerning two other build!ngs were defeated prac- tically on the eve of fulfillment, Councilman Joe Rogers, commit- t.t>e spokesman, reports that "ac- See "YOUTH" Poge 4 Citizens Mutual Housing Opposing plans of the Federal Public Housing Authority and the Public Roads Administration to build the Washington-Baltimore Parkway immediately adjacent to the town, the Citizens Association voted at its meeting last Monday to send letters of protest to the two agencies. supporting the proposal that the super-speed highway be located east of the Schrom airport. Objections to the location of the parkway within 100 feet of one portion of Greenbelt included the dangers to children See ".l!UTUAU Pf.!ge 4 GHS To Graduate Sixty-Six Toni11ht This evening at 8 p. m. Green- belt High School is holding its ninth annual graduation exercises in the elementary school audi- torium. The theme vf this year's exer- cises is "Our America of the Fu- t lll'e" to be discus;;ed by of the graduates themselves. The high point of the evening will be reached when sixty-six diplomas and five major awards are pre- sented by the principal of the high school, John Speicher. There will be two Faculty :twards. t·.,·o Ameri- can Legion awards, two Kiwanis . awards and one American Legion Auxiliary award. A farewell ad- dress will be giVE!n by Teddy Fox, senior class president. Registration Date For Swim Classes The Recreation De:tJartment will hold registration for swim- ming classes next week. AU children interested in learning to swim should register early E:s only a certain nurnber will be taken to fill the classes. Anyone interested in tennis, archery, arts and crafts, base- ball and softball shc·uld also register at the same time. Registration will be held on 'Wednesday, Thursday and Fri- day, June 19, 20 and 21 from 10 a. m. to 12 noon and froin 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. at the omce in the Center School. ------------·-------- Five Centst Gobb.el Resig11s FPH)l Post To Be Full-time The Town Council Monda; night formally requested James i·. Gob• ' bel, p:reser:t part-time town man- ager, to serve as town m 1nager on a full-time bass at the salary of!, $6,500 a year. Monday's resolution : made offic .. al the proposal which · was agreed upon at an informal session J u ne 5. No statement is available from Federal P1lblic Housing Authority concerning Mr. Gobbel's resigna- tion a;; community manager. Th'i! Council resolution left open the date when Mr. Gobbel's fu!l-thne manaif:ership will begin, pending word J'rom FPHA. In his letter of resignation, Mr. Gobbel o::ered to conthme on as community manag- er for FPHA until a new mana(ler could .be in. . Complete· information on how ··· the separa:.ion of town and Feder- ill functior..s will affect Greenbelt- w:ill not be available until a new comrnunity manager is ap- . · 1-ointed ·by FPHA, council mem- i: ers said :Monday night., Sev:eral : employees are known to· be on . 1:-oth payrolls, notably Mrs. Mary ; ' ; ane Jotinzer and Mrs. Bertha Bon- · !tam. It i.s understood, however, ·:hat tc•wn !lnd federal ties ha;ve been clear-cut as far as operations are concerned. In the last YE!&r c·r two over-lapping has been restri to emergency per- : iods, such EIS when town employees i.· have been used to haul coal and Federal . workers to remove gar- f .>age. : The , que:rtion of o8lce space is [1- .. < · 1 2 nothe:r mutter that. will .have, :-to. a;.valt FPHA's appomtme·nt of .a i · · n co:mmunity manager, Mr. Gob- saicl. Stath)g that the action was tak- er. "in· the best interests of the co.nmu.nity," Mayor George F. Bauer !!J)oke highly of Mr. Gobbel. "I know anyone who knows as much about Greenbelt or can d? as much for Greenbelt as Mr. Goo. bel," hE! said. "Mr. Gobbel is losing tin ancia.lly by this move, which is a good indkation of how much he ha; the! interests of Greenbelt at he1rt." The Public Housing A•.t- th.Jrity, as landlord of the $17,- 00),000 Greenbelt property, re- i> ceives and i::wes'tigates applications for homes, collects rents, makes i · alteratio>ns and repairs, furnishgs hPat, light and water, and exer- ci;es general supervision over. the p1operty. The T'owr of Greenbelt was in- in June 1937 under PU- thllrization of the Maryland State Le A town manager f<..rm of gove::nmE·nt. was erectt!d by the charter wit:1 municipul authorf!y ves·. ed ·in a ::ouncil of five persons.. Rec ·eation, health, welfare, adult education and kindergarten_ pro. gran I!' are carried on b ; the Town as w·eU as the pu-blic works_ (toad collections> and ]lUblic Bafety (police· and tire ' departments> programs. -,What Goes On High School :GraduELtion, Center School ,At;lditorium, 8 p. m. Dance, Legion Post Home. Drama Group, Arts and Crafts room, center school, 8:30 'P· m.· ..June 1.5--Co-op Nursery School Pienic, meet at 14 Parkway, p.m. Ju 11e 16--- Town Fair meeting, GCS o::lice, 8:30 p. m. Ju 11e 17-Daily Bible ,School, ce1\ter school auditorium, 9 a. m. to 12. Ju: 1e 18- Day Camp for Girl &:mts and Brownies held at ', Greenbelt Lake, 'meet at ' Center, 9 ·a. m. Ju1'e 20-American Legion I American Legion · Auxill2Lry holds election of o.fficers. June 21--11 ou sew i ves Club me-ets at 11-H Laurel Hill ____ RQad, . \

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REENBELT OOPERATO'l AN INDEP·ENDEfQ" NI::WSPAPER

Published Every Friday By The Greenbelt Cooperative P11blishing Associat:on, Inc., 8 Parkway, Greenbelt, M;aryland Volume 10, Number 42

Non-,Toters Must Register Tuesday; Must Note :Party

Greenbelt residen1.'i, who are n:>t listed as Maryland voters, mu.-;t register Tuesday t~) 'vote in the June 24 primary election.

Registl·ation will be held in the American Legion home on South­way rd. from 9 a. m. to 9 p. m. Tuesday. Election ballotting will be held in the same place, Monday, June 24, from 7 a. m. to 7 p. m.

Prospective voters must have filed a declaration of intention to vote last November, to be eligible for registration. Persons who be­came 21 while re!;idents of the state may register without pre­viously 1iling th~ declaration.

Many veterans who voted ab­sentee ballot-, in th£! 1944 general election failed t0 not~ their party preference, according to Samuel A. Wyvill, chairman of the board of election supervisors. These men m~st visit the registration place T<.~esday to declare their party af­filiation, to vote in the primary.

Much local interest is manifest in this years prima:ry because of the candidacy of Thomas R. Free­man for county cornmissioner on the Democratic ticket.

Freeman is the first local man to seek county omce ir. the town's nine year history.

I<'reeman is opposing the county Democratic organiza.t1on's ''dicta­torial policies."

The-re will be five contests on the Democratic county ticket and two tights on the Republi<:mt side.

Much interest will be shown al~ i.n the fights for the governor­ship Jn both parties.

John S. White, Greenbelt town attor.ney, is a candidate for attor­ney general on the ticket with H. Streett Baldwin who is seeking the Jeffe·t·sonian gubernatorial nomina­tion.

-------------------------19·46 Town l~air

Set For August The fifth annual Greenbelt Town

Fair was definitely 8cheduled for Aug. at a meeting Sullidny night of 1:ep1·e,ent.atives of tlh.e organiza­tions sponsoring exhibits in the 1945 Fair.

\Vho will manage this year's ~how, and such decisions as budget, theme, and policies w ll be dec,ded at a ~econd meeting, Sunday eve­ning, June 16, at 8:30 p. m. in the Co-op office over the Drugstore. To this planning meeting are invited not only official representatives of hl:'t ye~r's exhibit ng groups, but any residents who are interested in working on the 1946 Town Fair.

Up for cunsideration Sundav night is a p1·oposa1 to place Green·­beli's Anntla.l Town F'11irs in the permanent and continu ng control of a council of representatives fro:m participating organizations, w~1ch would select a planning com­mJttee of five to manage the com­munity event.

-------------Girl Scout Camp

Held June IB:-21 The Day Camp for Girl Scouts

and Brownies in Greenbelt will be held at the· Greenbelt Lake area June 18 through 21. The girls will meet at the Center e1lch day at 9 a. m., and go in patrols to the camp if transportatio111 cannot be arranged. Parents who have curs which may be used please contact Mrs . .John Elder, chairman of the Day Camp, at 5793. Registrations may be made to any troop leader or with Mrs. John Elder, chairman or Mrs. Willard Ehrhardt, assas­tant, at the camp not later than 9:30 a. m., June 18.

Gn'C a can of fOOd a week to-r ahipm~ over8eGB.

Greenbelt, )laryland, Friday, June 14, 1946 --------------------------------Greenbelt Bro~rnies ....-\t1tend County Jle'\'el At Cheverly

Among the Brownies at the County Re\fel. l\lay 18, at the Che\·erly estate of Mrs. L. C. Rosencrans were members cf Gree·nbelt Troop 3-5. Left t<:> right, Laurie Maffay (tumbler), Nett:i Gump, Barbara Da wwn, Ftances Anspach, Kathryn McAllister, Diane Finlay, Mrs. Shirley R. L~!\·ine (troop leader), Kathryn Mott, Nancy Kurth, Robin Krause and Marian East. (Prin.:e Qt•orges Post-Photo by Slitnkman)

Town Vott~s $500 For Julv Fourth . '

Financial backing was assured the Greenbelt July Fourth cel{;bra­tion when the Town Council voted $500 Monday night tn cover p1 izt:-~. fireworks and miscellaJneous ex­penses. The ag-.-~cment "·il.h groiUps operating conCE~M;ions to re­turn 50% of their reeelpts to the comm1ttee is expeetect to def1·ay any costs in E!xcess of $!i00.

Sixty prizes will be ghren at the track meet to be held on the Fourth, and several awards will be made for floats in th:! t.a,rade.

See "FOURTI:l" P''!.f'Je· 3 --------------~----

GJEIA Buard :Plans

E~1,panded Ser·"·ic.e A:s a start in expandinJ~ its medi­

cal services to the community, the hoa:r·d of directors of the GreE'r,belt Health Association at its meEting last week adopted the follnwing plart as its immediate goal: a ~en­eral practitioner, an obstetrician and gynecologist, a pediatrician, and part tlme specia:lists in eye, ear, nose, throat and! skin. Ar­rangements for surgical work are also planned.

The Health Association has re­ceiv·t~d fifty applications Jrorn doc­tors from all parts of the- country who are desirous of practicing pre-

See "HEALTll'' P•rqe 3 ---·-·----

Petition Protests FPH A V a cilia tion

A1: a result of the GCS quarte>rly membership meeting la~t week. a petir.ion is being circtllated in Gre•,nbelt protesting the failurr~ to achi·~ve any concreti~ resu:tts on the pro1='osed expansion plans. The petit ion reads "To the> Fi·eld 0 'fice of F'PHA: In view of the despe.·ate neeC: for expansion of store facili­ties in Greenbelt, we, the under­signed residents, protest the· undue delay in ~~round rent neg:otiati ons. We urgently request that a defi­nite deadline be :;;et for the end of negotiations."

. Any person interested in helping Circulate the petition should call Mrs. Edith Nicholas at Green-belt 3314.

Council Confers With Klutzni·ck

The Town Coundl was. sched­uled to meet today with F'PHA Commissioner Philip M. Klutz­nick at 3 p. m. Mayor Geor;~e F. Bauer was carlled at his offi.~e Wednesday by Field Otl'ice Di­rector 'Winston who said that the Commissioner wished to talk O\'er sever:!l.l matters wir:h the Couno::il.

Town Manager Gobbel is out of town Jror ten days attending the City Mana!ters ConJferenee in Montr~~al.

I~egion To Check

<:ent..:·r Finances At its Jurw 6 meeting, !h£"

G:·e(·.~b+·lt American Legion Post 1:-:6 unanhwusly passed a J-esolu­t •m to n•fUJ>{' the Youth Center a •·untribution from Post funds now accurnulat,,·d or to be accumulated, until the Po-t is fully informed in \Hiting by :~esponsible authorities or the Youth Cente• co:ncern~ng an adequat~ financial program for the C~·nter. Th~? Post tabled another re.;ulucion, author zing the .Post r·ommander 1:0 appoint tt six-mern­h•:r· :>olid~mg r·ommitte-t> to get in­dividu:~l ·~m;ributions fn~m Po,-t nwmhen; un':il the- requested in­foJ·mat nn is recei\'£"d f1·om the Youth CPnteJ- authorities.

Th<> mf.'rn~>f:'I'S approved a g1·ant of $115. to be administered by Lynn Buck and Clifton CockUI, for the purchase of equipment for a junior baseball team under spon­:>o:·ship of th•~ Legion Post, so that Greenbelt te•m-ag£"rs may purtici­pa• e in county and Distr ct base­ball tournam·~nts. Al.-o voted were a ~;12 gr·ant to reimburse the Com­mtnity Band lor expenses in the :\Iemoria.l Day exercises. and a $10 contribution to tJnited Jewish Re­lief.

COR Pi:... AND MRS. J. L. HOGERS, JR. ~

Greenbelt Veteran w,eds .!Jt o.rdemoisellle

"There is one thing you never hav·~ to worry about me," Cpl. Jo.:eph L. Ho,5ers, Jr., wrote last October to h!s parents. "I will nev­er marry a foreign girl."-But in Hheims, France, on June 3, Mlle. Anna Ma1·ie Ducoin, 20, became the bride of Corporal Rogers, 24.

The young son of Councilman and Mrs. Rogers wrote a hasty let­ter to his parents in which he re­tracted his pn·vious words on that score, and alsc· asked them to for­get that he us.ed to prefer school­teacher". Anna Marie is a bank cleric

Mr. and 1\l:rs. Rogers are lool<'ng f:>rward to ~eing their new daugh­t~r-in-law. Corporal Rogers is ex­r:ecl:ed here around June 15. He I' as be·en in the Army four years and ove1~seas two yean. He plans t:> enroll in the University of Ma­rylan;:l in a veterinary medicine cJurse. His par2nts have applied for a Greenb·elt apartment for him and his br;d•=·

Youths' Building Bought For $1200

The Youth Center and Memorial Park Committee announced Mon­day the successfu! termination of negotiations for a bu lding in Greenbelt to house the Youth Cen­ter.

After weeks of negotiation, dur­ing which plans concerning two other build!ngs were defeated prac­tically on the eve of fulfillment, Councilman Joe Rogers, commit­t.t>e spokesman, reports that "ac-

See "YOUTH" Poge 4

Citizens Di~uss Mutual Housing

Opposing plans of the Federal Public Housing Authority and the Public Roads Administration to build the Washington-Baltimore Parkway immediately adjacent to the town, the Citizens Association voted at its meeting last Monday to send letters of protest to the two agencies. supporting the proposal that the super-speed highway shot~ld be located east of the Schrom airport. Objections to the location of the parkway within 100 feet of one portion of Greenbelt included the dangers to children

See ".l!UTUAU Pf.!ge 4

GHS To Graduate Sixty-Six Toni11ht

This evening at 8 p. m. Green­belt High School is holding its ninth annual graduation exercises in the elementary school audi­torium.

The theme vf this year's exer­cises is "Our America of the Fu­t lll'e" to be discus;;ed by ~everal of the graduates themselves. The high point of the evening will be reached when sixty-six diplomas and five major awards are pre­sented by the principal of the high school, John Speicher. There will be two Faculty :twards. t·.,·o Ameri­can Legion awards, two Kiwanis . awards and one American Legion Auxiliary award. A farewell ad­dress will be giVE!n by Teddy Fox, senior class president.

Registration Date For Swim Classes

The Recreation De:tJartment will hold registration for swim­ming classes next week. AU children interested in learning to swim should register early E:s only a certain nurnber will be taken to fill the classes.

Anyone interested in tennis, archery, arts and crafts, base­ball and softball shc·uld also register at the same time.

Registration will be held on 'Wednesday, Thursday and Fri­day, June 19, 20 and 21 from 10 a. m. to 12 noon and froin 2 p. m. to 4 p. m. at the omce in the Center School.

------------·--------Five Centst

Gobb.el Resig11s FPH)l Post To Be Full-time Mart~ger

The Town Council Monda; night formally requested James i·. Gob• ' bel, p:reser:t part-time town man­ager, to serve as town m 1nager on a full-time bass at the salary of!, $6,500 a year. Monday's resolution : made offic .. al the proposal which · was agreed upon at an informal session J u ne 5.

No statement is available from Federal P1lblic Housing Authority concerning Mr. Gobbel's resigna­tion a;; community manager. Th'i! Council resolution left open the date when Mr. Gobbel's fu!l-thne manaif:ership will begin, pending word J'rom FPHA. In his letter of resignation, Mr. Gobbel o::ered to conthme on as community manag­er for FPHA until a new mana(ler could .be b:~oken in.

. Complete· information on how ··· the separa:.ion of town and Feder­ill functior..s will affect Greenbelt­~rs w:ill not be available until a new comrnunity manager is ap- . · 1-ointed ·by FPHA, council mem­i: ers said :Monday night., Sev:eral : employees are known to· be on . 1:-oth payrolls, notably Mrs. Mary ; ' ; ane Jotinzer and Mrs. Bertha Bon- · !tam. It i.s understood, however, ·:hat tc•wn !lnd federal res]~onsibili­ties ha;ve been clear-cut as far as operations are concerned. In the last YE!&r c·r two over-lapping has been restri ~ted to emergency per- : iods, such EIS when town employees i.· have been used to haul coal and ~ Federal . workers to remove gar- f .>age. :

The , que:rtion of o8lce space is [1- .. < · 1 2 nothe:r mutter that. will .have, :-to. ht!~i~:. a;.valt FPHA's appomtme·nt of .a i · · n ~w co:mmunity manager, Mr. Gob­bo~l saicl.

Stath)g that the action was tak­er. "in· the best interests of the co.nmu.nity," Mayor George F. Bauer !!J)oke highly of Mr. Gobbel. "I don~t know anyone who knows as much about Greenbelt or can d? as much for Greenbelt as Mr. Goo. bel," hE! said. "Mr. Gobbel is losing tin ancia.lly by this move, which is a good indkation of how much he ha; the! interests of Greenbelt at he1rt."

The Ji'ede:~al Public Housing A•.t­th.Jrity, as landlord of the $17,-00),000 Greenbelt property, re- i> ceives and i::wes'tigates applications for homes, collects rents, makes i · alteratio>ns and repairs, furnishgs hPat, light and water, and exer­ci;es general supervision over. the p1operty.

The T'owr of Greenbelt was in­co~pora1:ed in June 1937 under PU­thllrization of the Maryland State Le ~islature. A town manager f<..rm of gove::nmE·nt. was erectt!d by the charter wit:1 municipul authorf!y ves·. ed ·in a ::ouncil of five persons.. Rec ·eation, health, welfare, adult education and kindergarten_ pro. gran I!' are carried on b ; the Town as w·eU as the pu-blic works_ (toad main~·enance. gari:>~~e collections> and ]lUblic Bafety (police· and tire ' departments> programs.

-----------------------~ -,What Goes On Jun·~ !~Greenbelt High School

:GraduELtion, Center School ,At;lditorium, 8 p. m. Dance, Legion Post Home. Drama Group, Arts and Crafts room, center school, 8:30

'P· m.· ..June 1.5--Co-op Nursery School

Pienic, meet at 14 Parkway, 4:~:0 p.m.

Ju 11e 16---Town Fair meeting, GCS o::lice, 8:30 p. m.

Ju 11e 17-Daily Bible ,School, ce1\ter school auditorium, 9 a. m. to 12.

Ju: 1e 18-Day Camp for Girl &:mts and Brownies held at

', Greenbelt Lake, 'meet at ' Center, 9 ·a. m.

Ju1'e 20-American Legion I m~ts. American Legion · Auxill2Lry holds election of o.fficers.

June 21--11 ou sew i ves Club me-ets at 11-H Laurel Hill

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l\lethodists Plan Picnic June 23

STAFF Dorothy Broadbent, Don Cooper, Estell·:~. Dol~off, Elisa Ea!;t, Doti and

OPe Fairchild, Lee Fink, Lucille Fonda, Lib and Ben Goldfaden, Anne Hull, Ruth Kurle, William Miller, I. Parker, Eleanor Ritchie, El:hel Rosenzweig, Lester Sanders, Howard :Schonberger, Stephen Stv.dlin, Marion Shine, Aimee Slye, Irene Sovik, Sidney Spindel, I.il Stutz, Doro­thy Van Schelven, Bess Vogel, Charlotte and Jim Walsh.

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To The J~ditor Garden Guardians To the Editor:

Would you kindly call this to the attention of those people who might want to know?

We complainants dislike holding for arrest, any child , or grown up who may be trespassing upon our or adjacent ~~ardens in the "C" blO'Ck plot.

We further dislike the trouble of swear'ng out a warrant and its incidental fuss.

However w•e plan to try the the above before we give up our giu-dens.

Ambulance N e4~ded Dear friend:

Branchville Rescue Squad has just completed six years of succe~;s­ful operation, during which period we have t:ried to serve the public in a helpful and effieie11:t manner, in spite of the fact that the man­power problem has bt~en quite seriou,; on account of' thoe draiting of many of our fellow workers into the armed forces.

The ~letrodist Grour will hoid its rq;ula1· Sunday evening s!•ryiee at 8 (J. m .. June 16. :n the home ('c<mumics r·oom of the Center Ele­mentai·y School. Rev. Cr·aig- will bring the message. All ~1ethodists of Greenbell are invited to attend 1 he sen· ices of their church.

Regular weekly prayer meet;ng will he held in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Burton Fisher, 2-G :Korthway, Thursday e•;ening, Jun~? 20, at 8 ;J. rn.

Sundav school cla>se~: for all ages meet regularly ea ::h Sunday morn· ng at :.0 a. m. at the horne of :\!r. and M.n. K. D. \Vatson, 16-K Ridge Road. Classes are organized on the standard graded system, an a junior choir is a special fea­ture of the Sunday schoc·l to which children of all ages are welcome. Corne and hring a friend and en­joy the spiritual fellowship by en­tering in to t:'le various '~rvices.

A picnic is planned for the after­noon of Sunday, June 23. f;oom 3 to 7:30 p. rn .. at the Greenbelt Lake. Regular preaching service will be held to conclude the eve­n'ng. "'-!embers and friends are in­vited to come and spend an eve­ning of fun and fellowship. In the e\'ent of rain the preach'ng service will be helct as usual in the home economics room of the Center School.

-------·----Care Center Plans Summer Program

The G1·eenh·:lt Child Care Center begins a summer program on ~ion­day, June 17, to include children from seven to twelve years. Sim­ilar to summer l.'amp, it will be co;,ducted in Greenbelt on a day­care basis. Children will be super­v sed fr0rn 7 a. m. until 6 p. m. five days per week. Their day will include morning and afternoon snacks, a well-balanced noon-day meal, and many recreational ac·:iv­ities, vdth a rest period in the af­ternoon. Swimming, swimm·ng les­sons, softball, arts and crafts, and other facilities offered bv the He­creation department wili be util­ized by the Center in planning its program.

The former (and only!) lady ;;pons editor of The Cooperator, Catherine Tucker, now Mrs. Lee A. Quinn, has returned to Green-hell where her friends have learn­(·d that her job as Navy librarian took her from Norfolk, Va., to San Pedro, Calif.

:\Irs. E. R. Dyal and wn, Claude, both of Flor da, are the guests of the Stanley Dyals, 9-J Research F:oad.

Little Jimmy Eb~rt, 9-M Re­!' ~arch Roaci, is recuperat. ng at his horne following a tonsillectomy last .:\Ior::day in the Bethesda hosp~tal.

A warm welcome is extended by neighbors to new residents Mr. and ~Irs. Alfred C. Rich and infant son, Freddie, who have moved into 9-E Research Road.

Richie Fonda, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beverley G. Fonda, 9-C Re­search Road, rece:ved a pair of rol­hT skates today in celebration of his sixth birthday. Tomorrow his p.lrents are giving a picnic party ir. his honor-comp:iete with hot dogs 'n f verything.

2harles William, weighing 7 pounds, 8~-2 ounces, is the newest member of the Haegele family, 17-A Parkway Road. He was born :\lay 7 in Leland Memorial Ho:.pit­al.

Mrs. Nora Welch flew In by pl :1ne Monday from ( rirnms, Wis., to vis:t her son and daughter-b'l­law, Mr. and Mrs. Josep:1 L. Fitz­maurice, 8-D Hillside Road. Mrs. Welch, 69 years young, described her trip in one word, "Wonderful!"

Former corporal Bob Arrington, son of Mr. and Mrs. Vernon F. Ar­rington, 21-K Ridge Road, is home again after serving in the armed forces as radioman for the past three years. He is planning to en­ter the University of Marylal'l.d this fall.

:\Hke Loftus, son of Mrs. Win­field McCamy, 3-A Ridge Road, paid a brief visit to his mother this week before resuming his studies at the summer sess on of the University of North Carolina.

Mr. and Mrs. Francis J. Scott, 49-E Ridge Road, announce U:e birth last Sunday of a boy weigh­i.ng 9 pounds 14 ounces in the Prince Georges County Hospital.

Mrs. Linda Dove, 6-M Hills de Road is recuperating in her home follo~ing a period of hospitaliza­tion in the Prince Georges County HospitaL

N•>vt:•na Devotions: at Berwyn every vr·ednesday evening at 8 p.m.'

RE~lig!ous instruction for children is held every Wednesday at 3:30 p. m., 10-B Parkway .

ChoiJ· practice will be held every Suntla;y morning immediately fol­lowing the 9:30 mass.

June Bible School Rtgistration Open

The .. Greenbelt Com m: u n it y Church Daily Vacation Bib 1 e Sch )Ol, open to all Greenbelt boys and ~iris 4-14, will be held June 17 thr·mgh July 3, from 3 a. m. to 12 noon. A program has been planned, by the staff for all age groups t? inc:ude Bible study, nature study, creative art, hikes, tr:ps, etc., un­dertake:ll by each bOy and girl.

F:egis~:rations should be made with either Mrs. James Beck; 8-M Southway, or Mrs. Carl Chesley, 2-N Plateau Place, as soon as po£­sib: e. Registration fee_ is $1.00.

Redeemer Pupils. w·in Legion Prizes

At th•~ graduation exercises at· Holy Redeemer School, the Ameri­can Legion Medal for American citi;:enship for boys was awarded to Albert McCl£!llan, 55-r Ridge Road. The Cit'zenship Medal for girl!; waH won by Nancy Hennessy, 11-N Ridge Road. The History Medal for girls, given by :he La­dies Auxiliary of the American Leg: on, was presented to Je.:~n Car­tier, 16-<~ Ridge Road; A Special H'story hW"ard was made to Ramon

. Cook of 13~N Ridge Road.

L•~gion Auxiliary To El~ct Officers

1'\ omim~tions for officers of the Am·~ricanl Legion Post 136 'Auxil­iat;r are pow being received by the Nominatil'lg Committee.. Inetalla­tioii of officers has been·· advanced to SepteJ~ber this year and the committee will report on candi­dat ~s at the forthcoming meeting on June :20. The committee (Mrs. Rohert R. Gray-3766, Mrs. Garl J. Jernberg--4901, Mrs. ··Frank C. Comploier. - 3683) requests all members of the Auxiliary to tele­ph<•ne nominations in to thein. '

It is not pleasant to find your garden strE:wn samples of half growl"_ vegetables, or that the Jun­ior Commandos have established a beach head in your plot with re­sultant embanassment to growing plants. Thank you.

Two Irate Gardeners.

We first· began operations on September 8, 1939, with our new Flexible-LaSalle ambulance, but it soon became apparent that it was most desirable to have another ambulance for use when the La­Salle was out of commission or en­gaged in some act of mercy whe·n emergency sick calls were r·~­ceived, so that one ambulance could be available for these sick calls and the other for the numer­ous traffic accidents on our bm.y highways. We were fortunate in acquiring a used Nash which we were aela to convert and use as ar. auxiliary ambulance devoted a::­most exclusively to road accident:;, reserving the LaSalle, whenever possible, for sick calls. The Nash did we!l for a used ear, but was frequently in need of repairs and has now reached a point where it is no longer safe to contilllue it i rt operation, making it necessary to use thE! LaSalle to answer all roa :i calls. As a result, there ••~~rill ofte:1 t.e timE•:; when thi<> vehiclE! will not be available for sick ·~ails. These sick calls are mounting steadil:y­and thE~ need for a secm1d ambu­lance is now more vital than ever on account of the increasing num­ber of traffic accidents duE~ largely to the suspension of gasoline ra­tioning and speed limits.

PTA's La~st Fling The weather nan smiled on the

PTJ..'s last activity of the y«~ar when families g·athered at the lake last Friday L·orn 5 to 8 o'clock. Following >upp~r there was singing to the accompaniment of a guitar.

Lois J. Huffman, 1l··year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin w. Huffman, 33-A Ridge Road, is home again after bravely fighting poliomyelitis since September, 1944.

Bobby and Mary Catherine Smith of 6-Y Plateau Place have a new little brother, Richard Vincent. His parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sm th, announce his arrival at Le­land Memorial Hospital May 18th. He weighed in at 6 pounds 7 ounces.

Member'S of t'!le Legion Post and) the, Auxiliary 'attended the ~econd annual membership round-qp of the Southern Maryland I»iStrict Council o:h Sunday, June 9, at the· Sihrer Sp:ring Armory. The· locJ\1 · Au:dlia,ry was awarded a :;pecial cit~ tion for having doubled their membership during the past year.

S'tuar~l Dancing-- . 1' Who All's Afraid Of The Atom Bomb? To the Editor:

On the theory that fear and ig­norance go hand in hand, a small group has gotten together to study the problems of living in an atomic age. We hope, by becoming in­fonm:d, to dispel some of our wor­ries about atomic bombs. We are using as basis for discussion a study kit i~sued by the National Commit­tee on Atomic Infomtation. Other copie of this kit are available at the Tobacco Store, and anyone in­terested in forming similar groups can contact me at 4-R Laurel Hill Road for informatio:n as to pro­cedure.

Dorothy Thomason -.----

Houlton Resigns As Women's Head

At a special board meeting of the Woman's Club held last Thursday at the home of Mrs. Hartford S. Downs, Mrs. Samuel Houlton an­nounced her resignation as presi­df>nt. The vice - president, Mrs. Downs, will serve as pres:dent dur­ing. the coming year. All other c:lftlcers remain the same.

The board voted a ten dollar do­llatlon to the relief ftlnd for the refugee Jewi'>h -people of Europe, and fifteen doJlCU"S to CARE to provide ·one box for some unfor-

. ~1llnate family i~ Europe.

The territory served by tho~ Branch\ille Rescue Squad is large. It runs from Cat Tail Hill to Laurel, and from the Montgomery County Line on the 'Vest to and beyond the Edmonsto11: rd. on tht~ East, embracing an urea of ap. proximately 50 square mU.es, with a population of at least 25,000.

Our ambulances ha.ve traveled over 86,000 miles in the last six years, an annual average of 14,33::: miles. Last year we answe!red 34'i' sick calls an.d 198 road calls, in .. volving a total of 572 persons, and we expect a greater demand !or our services during the coming year.

All of our services ar4~ voluntary. Our men are specially trained in first-aid work and give their time and energy whole heartedly with­out expectation of reward. No salaries or fe-es are paid, but our

necessary expenses of operation have to be met. We do not make a charge for our sen.ices but occa­sionally s0me grateful patients will donate something for sen.·ices ren­dered. dependent upon their ability to pay. These donations, while gratefully recE!ived and appreci­ated, fall far short of meeting the costs of operation. Our only source of depend&ble income is an annual allotment from Prince Georges County, which, however, does not nearly cover all of our ex­penses, nor does it provide for re­placement of equipment, and we must therefore appeal to our good friends and neighbors for assist­ance in raising sufficient funds to replace our worn out ambulance in order to make it possible for us to continue to funetion as an efficient unit.

To those of you who have not hac to call upon us we extend our greetings and hope that your good fortune may ·~ontinue. To those we have been privileged to sen.·e it seems unnecE•ss.:~ry to stress the value of our Hes,~ue Squad. \\"ith­out the 3Upport of all of you we cannot carry on.

An authoriz€·d representative of the Branchville Rescue Squad will call upon you soon, and ,..,.e ask your generous response to this appeal.

At her home, 9-B Ridge Road, Sunday afternoon, June 9, Mrs. Mary G. Long presented 21 pupils in a piano recital. The performers were as follows: Tommy Althaus, Patricia Berry, Eugenia Berry, Bobby Cohen, Arno!d Cornproni, Mary Ann D'Esposito, Bobby D'Es­pos to. Stanley Edwards, Pearl Gold, Nettie Gump, Judy Kasko, Maureen Moore, Billy Morin, Fred Slaugh, Franklin Stuart, Josephine Sheaffer, Ann Turner, Sharon Thomas, Bobby Trumbule, Dot Wharton, and Ginty Yeatts.

M:~s. Benjamin Rosenzweig, of 4-E Crescent Road, with her sons, Martin and Richard, has returnfld from a few days' stay in New York, where she proudly witnessed her sister graduate "cum laude" from the College of New Rochelle, and heard an address to the grad­uates by Cardinal Spellman, Arch­b.shop of New York.

Old friends of Mr. and Mrs. Com­ly Richie will be interested in the latest news from one of Green­belt's pioneers. Mrs. David Stein­le reports that in her latest letter ~rs. Richie proudly relates her son's graduation fr.om the 8th grade in \Vestchester, Pa., where the fam'ly now live.3. Neddie received the American Legion award for scholarship and character.

Familiar scenes around town:

Yours for good health and Brand,\ille Rescue Branch'l•il.le, Md.

Floodlighted ball grounds and en­thl•siastic syectators ... Tiny cus­tomers trailing the ice cream

safety' truck ... Perspiring but persistent Squa.d gardeners toiling among their veg-

etablE~ rows .

Square.- ancers will journey to Lat1rel th s Saturday night ·in.c;tead of meeting at the lake pavilion. Bob Volckhau.sen, leader Clf the· gro11p, sultgests that anyone inter-•"•~ In eng to Laurel wntact hlml , . ·

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H«)use ives Party A giftleE birthday party has

beer1 plan: ed by the HousHwives Clul:, for he even·ng of Friday, Junf! 21, \\;lith Be);s Vogel and. Ann Glaltbermain as honor guestsl In~ steacl of b~rthday presen~~ guests are asked 1to bring cash donations for the ptlrchase of CARE pack­ages to rnt sent to the sta.n·in.g peopies of Europe.

The par~y will be held at 8 o'clock at I the Vogel home, 11-H Laul'el Hilr Road. Au Housewives Club mer bers, husbands an d friends arj invited to enjoy re~ freshments 1 games and dancing. Those who; cannot attend but wish to ccntribu~ may call Housew. ives Club ~haipnan Bea Brontstein, 4236, or b'easurer Ann Glauber­man, 6821.;

.Janice!Grimm Wi~s W:tv..lU ;Scholarship

Janke Grimm of 2-.A Nort:1way has bt·~n uwarded a four year · · scholarship. to Western Mat:rland Univer.;ity, it was announced '::."'ues­day by the County Board oi Edu­cation. Jartice who was first in­formed of the ~ward by a' Coopera­tor reporter, won the scholarshin in compet'tion with thirty-one stu-­dents at Bladensburg High Sehool on May 17.

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