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HIGHLIGHTS IN THE NEWS OF 1940 Conscription

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Doa·othea Ford Weds Sidney Henes

:;..ast -:-r:ursd2.y evenir,t; at 5 1·.::. Dorotl-,ea Ford, : f.alt.~ ~ :.:cc·· c~Jor. r·urse, ar.rJ .Sianey i:enes, Sivics ''=-·~ : . .l.~·..c :·:- it str'lCtOr at tre Hist Schocl, were ~ .n·:,-_: 3~ ~.:.e F.;rst :.ett:odist Church, Forestville, : ":·;. ~a:;d. ':'!:e officiatin~: minister "ll"as Eev. Thoinas : .• i:.'_:;. x·s. i·eler Lcren, a_ssistant sur.>erir.tendent o.f ~: "'! .!:~(:•·:.~ c~t !os_:.ital acted as \\itness. ~.~rs. Henes .. ;·, r~ ':· t-·Ltcr· c-r t.fe Ccc,.erator ar.d bott 'she "•·. :.•-r t u~;t•ar.d r.ave : een rr•embers of' ti':e Greenbelt . j.a;.£··rs.

G.C.S. EMPLOYEES RECEIVE BONUS

-:'Yif.!"'• t;. -n~ne err.ployees of Greenbelt Consumer Ser­vices rereived their yearly bonus last Y.eek. Tre sl.l!:". o<"' .!731.72 •··~s .: istributed among those employees wr.l ha:i ·o;r rkerl fer t.i.e cooperative from Jar.uary to De­:e:r,b~ t• l;t.O or the six rr.cnths !Jeriod frorr. Jur:€ JO to JE.r.-,r:-.ber 25 with a r..inimum of 25 hoUJ's f. er week.

:'Yoe:1 t:; employees received a bonus amounting . to :;L"•'-'(' wt.: :-, nine received ~l3.9R. Half' of the :>:- • -~~t> w: .. .; rece:.ved in cash and half in shares of :·t --~:. . .. r~:~ ,:o.ve the cooperative 17 new •roting ::;:.ar· ~, 10 sec0nd sha.res to employees already _,. ~:r:: ~:r.,- ~nr; s!-.are, a:-d 4 ·r.ew non-voting Class B ; :. 1..!"'(;!: •

'h·s. Bt·a·cnhea·g Elected To llistorical Society

' :·· •.. , . .. •:, ·'::-en: e:-p; was elected a rr:errt·er of the , •. ~~· ~:~:·1 : ~ .. * ... ·, :-: -·'"""~.1. Sc r;iety , ... r.cse beadt.i;..larters a&:""c ::". :<d.·. :;c :··. :'!'.is election v1as a recOJ;!nition of .... · ·• · · · · · :·.·• _ "'llT'ltlr· r:ontr:.buticn tc the hi·s­t .... ·· •·:.: '".·: : a:: a n·:;::lt of r:er research into •:-.• ; ·, ., .. · ·: .. ;:-, i r.:' scr-.e c:f' U:e St'!te•s lesser-known'

c., •· .• , ~• ~: ,. '?.:> :.ecc:re a recop;nized authority . ·: ,,., :·.· -.. _ ._ .. ~.:· cf :·'lr.:,·:ar.d's earl:; da:,·s and has !' .:·:.::·:.>:.! •,:.•· -~et~ wit'·. muc'. • .. mus•:3.ll;: interest-·•· ·.:·. :· · ~,i :-: ,·:..e?:.ed :·rcr.. a:,c.:.ent tcr.bstones.

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GRBENBELT COOPERATOR

GREENBELT, MARYLAND Telephone: GREENBELT 3131

fUbU.hed by the Greenbelt P@llshlng Aseociabon

·~1· Editor_ - - - - - - - - __ • - - - - - Fran cis F o~ni,bt Auistant Editor_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WiUiam Lona Assistant Editor_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Abralwa Clwaaow Buineu Maaa1er _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Martin Miller General Manager:... _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Beajulin Rosenzwe;, ~ce M~ager ______ .., _______ ... er Murphy

ews Editor- _ _ ____________ Helen Chuanow Women's Editor _____________ Kat~erine Amess Copy Editor- - - _ _ - - _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Claire Still Features- - - - - _ - - __ - - _- _______ Anne HuU

STAFF

~!arie Parv,as, Phil Rrc-wn, .Abre:harr. c·r.a:;ar.cv•, ::.,._r.­ald Coc,per, Hnward c. C'uster, Elizabett. 'Jcl-:i­fadden, Glen ~. Kitct.en, Stan Lebervc.tt E.arl 1.'.arsbal11 John P. ?.:urray, Ethel P.:;sen~weig, Eugene Schmid G. Ilouglas v. ~;~rner, Ed ioe: tsr.-.ar:, Ka U:ryr. Viocd.

0. Choosin1 A New President

t.~onday evening the Citizen's Association rr.eets to choose a new president and <:et ·.m-:ler way fo:- the coming year. The by-laws of the Ass:;c i'l. t: :· r. :,rovide that vacancies shall be filled by u.e ue.-:•Jti :.re Ccr..­~ittce, but since this vacancy is in tt.e of!'ice of president, and occurred at the very r,e;cin~,inr cf the term, the Executive Com'71i ttee wisely decided t:> ·re­fer the matter to the membership. It r.as teen sug­gested th&t tr.e rules on by-laws be suspenoed t0 al­low the Association to do this. The by-laws 1-rovide that tbe rules of proceaure ccntained in ~obert's Rules of Orqer shall govern the Association in all cases which they ap]Jly and where they ar"1 consistent. with the by-laws. ~ examination of the by-laws reveals no provision for the suspension of the rules. According .to Robert's Rules, no moticn is in order that conflicts voitn the laws of the naticn or state, or with the Assembly's constitution or by~ laws and if such a motion is adopted, even by a unanimous vote, it is null and void.

Neither can the by-laws be amended, as a fu.ll meeting' E; notice is required to do that, and even a unanimous vote would be null and void as s•lcr. a rule exists for the protection of absentees. The Execu­tive Committee, however, is suhject to the will cf the parent authority, the Associatit:'n, and the·As~o­ciation may direct the Executive Co~ittee to name as president the person elected ~~cnday night.

Care should be taken in the selecti rJn c f a .;.-r,..:si~ dent that he be a person who has der..onstrated his ability and willingness to df·vo te himself to the affairs of the Associatic·n. The Association adopted a resolution at the October meeting requestinp; a declaratir•r. from each candidate that he ·wc~ld serve if elected. The now resigned president ~ave such assent, and his res:ir:nation at the very next meeting was most reprehensible. ~:uoting from Robert• s Rules "There is something in the nature of a contract between a society and its officerc which either~r~ can modify to some nxtent, <.r even terminate, b•1t it must be done with reasonable consideration for the other party • . A secretary, for instance, t.as no right to refuse to pPrform his duties on tr.e rrc und that he has handed in his resi12;nation. 0::1· the other hand, the society canr•ot compel hi:n to ccn­tinue in office beyond a reasr•nable time t.-; al::.cw for choosing his successor."

An examination of the by-laws of the assc,.cL tLn shows a s·artling need for revision. Tc na~e but a few chanees needed; n~-provisicn is made for spe.-::al committees, nor for removal from office fer cause, nor _a:e the dut~es cf all the officers defined, Then: lS much arr:Jruit:,· and need for ~larifi~"t:,_n. Thrown all into one body of by-laws are .wi.at are ?roperly sei>arable as ~·r·sti tution, by-laws, star,1-lnf: rules, and rult!" of !#rder.

Every. perzon who ex;.;ects to take ar: act:! ve :.art in any deliberative society shculd farr.iliarize t. :::-,.. self -with at least U:e fundamentals cf f.-C.rlia~.•·ntary law. The officers, by alJ means, sbculd, read tt;e s;ctions relevant tc thelr dutie::~. In tr.e Ass':-;,._ tJ.on, too often~ thcr;" r.as been fumb lin!·, i ~.de~c r.:;_.,: delays, lack o~ urlfo:nr1ity and rash act:-:;n wh'ch could all have been avoided if only sc:-:e <>le-er.t;r procedure had been followed. In any derrccrat!c a::.. s~bl:y, there must be rules for tt.e : rctecti· n r::f ~nor1ties and absentees, as well as re~rJE!ct :·: r the JUdgment of the r.:ajority. ~t is not Yo!' a·• t•-, ·l is, but. that there b· a rule, so that u.~r,; !r~~ ~ ! uniform1 ty of proceecJing i r. bus:.~.es:o, n t s~.Jbject to the caprice cf the crai:~.an or ca;::ticusne:::s cf the memb.-·rs. It is , . .,r, rrPt"'r'al +'-a• j

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C~'.' and regularity be rreserved ir: a - :::~.,.n:i:!'·:.ed puolic body. Robert• s !'Ules q·:ctes a ~ 1· "t'. -.-• ~ d E 1'' i ~--·•·.,.,. ng l:;r, -wr ter on i~arl~ ar-entPr.J" law• "'~'"' - -··-pur f 11 • ... e neat pose o a rilles and fc-s 1·., •~ • 1 ·• ··• - v-· S'J• serve tr.e Wil ofthe assembly rath.-rtl'.ar. re"t•·a'-'t• facilitate, and r.ot to ocstr, ct t'"e ;x· ... ; ' tor their deliberative sense •• ;· ·- • · - ·i r<:-ss_c :'. c

Town Treasurer Leon Blum wishes to anr.ounce there is a 5% monthly interest charge cr. unpaid bage collection fees, effective December 15.

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GREENBELT. BI()(;RAPHIES

"So, you ~ant to write up You have 79 years to cover; croposition", chuckled Dr. ~r<>'nbPlt Biographer.

the story of"· my ·life? that's a pretty tough

George ~rei.~an. to the

Dr. n-eirr,;;l!l said !le was oorn in the city of Odessa, in ~ussia. He reca,.ls esceciallv how hard t'·e bo.:·: st•.1die::l in the Rus~d_a~ ·high schools, <H"

"gy:r.na:na", 35 thev are calle·l in Europe. "I tell rr.·; ;:ran0son it is a joke the way he studies at his :-:L;~. schocl". Dr. Treiman received at the gymnasia, arr,c~g other .u:ings, a t::orous:: grounding in Greek, I.at1r., F'renc~, and Jer:nan. TI1ese, too!ether with a kro.-;le,; e sf a ~·ew "slcvic lar.bua;es" cna!<e Dr. Trei-. ·::a·. ~ lir:"'•.Jist r:f' r.o rr:ean pro;:··rtions. Saturdays in :~uss~a wer·e school days, too, and holidays were ex­tre,:.ely sr.ort and far aoart.

After attending college two ye~rs i!'] C.narkov, Dr. :rei:r'l:: won an equivalent o•· our B.S •. deo;;ree. To lllustr·;;:e t':e :;ort of .=0''ernne!'lt existin;;: in his co·.m~ rv at t'~e ti.t:e, Dr. 'T'rei:r.an told of ;;ne oc~a­sicr. whe~. the ;reat Sarah Bernhardt ~a':le to the city to .'lprear.i~ a production at the local theater. Long t-etoce tl.c.<:et::. were on sale at the box office, town~'eople and studen':s began to collect in front of t!'.e tr.eater. Suddenlv a trcm of :no•mted Cos-,acks swer·t dow:-~ the street, lashing- with knotted whios at everyone within reach. Dr. Treii1•'3n was lucky to es­''-'' c alive, as ne W-iS trap,·ed directlv beneath a Soss'lck's horse for a few seconds. It seemed the "·overr.ar could r.ot toler3te the gat;:ering of a crowd, no mat•.er for what, purpo.5e. u;. TreLnan went c :-: to exc.l.ai" how the tyrannical ;::;overnment and the churc". were inex':.ricabl ;·- t;ombined, the ofi'icials of !cot~: '· revins uoon the peasants. "Is it any wonder :~.e. react. ion was s0 violent?" He i.s intensely c r: ~us abo;;t "''·at ::·,ay ""e g:oin; on in Russia torlay. "Yc•1 can• t b'e;Li_eve any of the reports you read, wnet:·::er e,ocd or bad. The onJ.y way t.o make sure '1\o'll-l be to ~o yourself". He i1as no cle3ire to leave t'"e '.'nite1 St&.tes, howe•;er. m,vhen you look at the o.>ess Eurcce is in today, YC!U realize that this real­J.Y ~s "J.oa' s voun t.r,y". l W0\.<1.-t :;e willing to fight a!:oa;nst, :r.y r.ative land it' America should declare war a<:ainst 'tussia tomorrow", he added. Dr. Treiman could not conderr:n stron~ly enou2;h the foreign-born ele~.er.t.s in Arr.erica who wori. to overthrow the coun­try while enjoying all '~he oenefi ts it 1:lestows. "Feo~le c f' the finited States don• t re:o>lize or appre-ciate t:-.eir v.onderful opportunities", he decla~d rex'lr~in~ that minority groups who have grievances~' s: -:•:1.-, c.ave seen the oppression in !'<us cia of the na­tl v~. s tee~ h the c0 1 s, 70's, and 80• s. ·

'ltl tr. '.ls carents anci two brothers ·Dr. Treiman ra;:: to ~;ew YOrk Ci t,y in 1685, after havin:-- decided a;c-;ll:::.t mi=r::J.ting to :!.anitoba, whicb was ~then new hnd .iust beir.g opened for the settlers. They had Lecd'd "earso;ne stories of t!!e Indians one h~.d to · t:C>r'•.e:·,-: -,;'+ .. h ti'en;. The famil·, endured citv lifein a J r't a ·e:-:ue fl2 t for a year, tr.e.p set them~el ves up ~".a tr•Jc!: far::1 in S0•.Jth Jersey. The land agent 0:::1 t.to:d, !':owever, to :nenti::-n the full extent of the r.-.r)r' OJ:·pc: "·n the vJace a d t' · ,.r .. 1 1_',-t- " . · .· . • n :-:e 'l'reJr..ans found they ~ ·- .. 3 " 1L:-:g 1t. They soli at a loss 3.Ild wer.e able to c•Jrc'oase another small and 1·~f r' c:-e ·~1· t' " e 1or farm. By -~ ::1"' 1za 1cn they hoped to cull acr.,c rof .... .,et cotat ' thr•"lgh. F':ive

-. - . ~ .. _ . ~oes were pu~. in while Dr T i ~an st .. .-.1~-' e th' h , • re-·· .. ..._ -;- ~·; very 1ng e could find on the subject ~f t .de.r :a:e a~d cul tivati.on. The family caicu­l;~:t ~n tnel.r crop being sold in New York for at harvpc;t3 d to !4 a barrel~ wholesale • The carei'•llly

1 -- e po~atoes were packed in special 50f bar-re s • and were sent c rr · t' . y , c. . Vla ne r;nlroads to ;'lew cr-< l t.] • Socn ca-ne a shiooin" bill for ""J 43

barrel Th t to · · D ·~ • per . . • e po a es sold fc..r only 50¢ oer 1r. J~;ew york. "Today with tr , .· , - . barr:l wrould be d'ff ' UCK~ng serv1ce ~t

- . l erent". Dr. Treirr:an th , 1 ! . l·.si-:led left th<> f . , orou~n y dl.S1l-. . • - arm to go to war" ,.n Ph '1 d 1

~:-:"-~, per!"orrr.ing "any ndd job" he could "--f. d l a e -La_]•; he ,.35 ab2.e to . _1-n • E'ren-

",.."i. put h1.msel f t"'rou"'h th ~ .. rurgical College" which lat b .. "'' e

"C:.-,.,-1 - f t"e ,. · '. .er eca.me the medical le~-.. -r 1 .... ~nlversl. ty of Pen:-: sylvania. His kr.ow-

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.. - . .. ,:-:ese oni::-tal.led rr.e1ical terms ~ " :>r. '~'reirr.an 'P.!?.s awarded his " n i lo9J', ·"eant • :-.e loverJ ':.'".e co•.mtr· he estabi: •h dn ' and since · ·' - lS. e a r•1ral ~ractice ;.:; -,n 'ire'!. west 0 f Phila<ielchia i - ~. .. '·' ' "t·e w'lr<" Af · · n w.a._ W'l.S then

. l ~s • ter seven years of st~a' n of a 1 • country prac~ice began to tell h•: ~ ' arge

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Last week I eulogized Greer:bfjlt' s l"J.v aci'.i#:ve­~ents. This week I shall indicate JObs tl".at ::-.!ght. well be done during 1941. Certainl¥ ttere 1~ yl~r.ty fer us to do, and here I can only indicate ~he nature of the job ahead of us, as I see it.

Probably our greate&~ co::1r.1uni ty neoed as far as matE;rial things go, is a Comrrur.ity Cen~r under ex­pert supervision. This presupposes an ad~ua~ building but it is more than a buildir.g. 1t a.t.culd focalize: accelerate, end generally enricher. com­munity livinJ?. Its director sr.ould be ;;roVided .Yit.h greet tact, a friendliness tor all" a worlc ot energy, a fund of skills an~ lots of 1~g1nat1cn. Rooms for reading and quiet ~a~es, for meet1r.gs, fer play and 8JI'.ateur dramatics, fc..r craf1:, w<::-rY.! ll'.i~ht well be vrovided. In such a settir:p,. witr. such & leader, a prograzr that included traditic.r:.al cot~~­munity festivals~ tcurnarr.E;nts, and ctllebraticns as well as day by day cre,ti•:e activity would r.atarall,y develop. And tt.e town would rrow !':!Ore and u:c re a commurd ty of kindred souls building together the common good. I hope some steps can be taken tt~s year toward obtaininJ? auch a center.

Then ther£1 is the actual launchinp; , f U:e Eome­owner's Cooperative. T!:is is a bir job which has been well jnitiated in 1940, but wtich still ia 1n the planning stage. This may well be the largest single job done in Greenbelt during 1941.

The cooperative stores seer. established or. a firm foundation, but no one could claim that there is not much room for improvement. In addition tc many tecl:nical problems faced by the mal".&f'E:r to provide more efficient service, there ere mernbersr.ip prob­lems of educaticn and policy formation of major im­portance. Assuming that tre management cor.tinues to plug away at managerial problerr.s 111 itt. vigor

1 our

main worry for 1941 is to get org~nized a )rc~AI:'; ct neighborhood meetings at which we car., as a com­munity, come to understand cur business, ar.d to in­fluence the running of that businese in an en­lightened manner. . .

Certainly 'the reestablishment of U'.e Citizenshtp Association as the effec-tive medium cf expression for the wl:ole town is a :r.ajor problem.

The Health Asscciation seem~ to have reached a plateau in its development. Before we accept this ph teau ss tt.e permanent one 1 we must l9tudy care­fully the possibility that major· chan~es might be made in its program in order to increase its value in the community. All who are interested ir. fostel'­ing group activity for the comn:o n good should give careful attention to the Health Association during the corning year.

'l'he Third Annual Town Fair will certainly be a chief activity for the year, and good as the past ones have been, much can be done to make this event more than ever, a true ex~ression of the ~reatcom­munity of interests irnerent in Greenbelt.

And l't'hile we are striving to accomplish such of these or other ~,in~s as we may decide should be done, let us strive particularly to increase ~~ng us, a true regard for the fundamental brotLerlineaa of all peoples, without prejudice of any sort. For this is the t::ssential ingredient of the delllCcratic form of government.

Howard c. Custer

P. T. A.

The P.T.A. meeting will be held in the Greenbelt high school at 8:00 P.~., Tuesday-January 7, 1941. The meeting will consist of a s~ort business meeting followed by a school program devoted to the extra­curricular activities and special clubs. The pro­gram's purPJse is that of demor:strating and explain­ing the aims, values, and nature of the special classes in the school.

The school's part of the meeting will begin wi~~ a demonstration by the mol;iel airplane ~roup led by its sponsor, Mr. Paul Brengle. This will be follow­ed by a short talk by Mr. Sliker. The music group will then ~ing two· selections under the .Jirection of Miss Elizabeth Poffenberger. To illustrate the ac­tivities of the remaining clubs, demonstrations will be prepAred in the respective rooms, ~nd it is plan­ned to have the parents visit these at will.

The usual hour of parent-teacher visitation will be held from 9:00 to 10:00 P.!l.

The program for the evening is as followss

8:00 Meeting opened by president, Dr. Anzulovie. 8:00 Brief business meeting 8:20 to 9:00 School program

Extra-curricular activities and special classes A-Demonstration by the model airplane club B-Short talk by the principal c-Two selections by the school's glee-club D-Exhibits and demonstrations of tte various

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rocms 1-Commercial Club 2-Journalism Club .3-Girl• s industrial arts 4-School bank 5-Photography 6-Home,making group ?-Spanish club 8-Dramatics club

Meeting closed to lOrOO--visitation of classrooms by ~arents.

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t..oe~ ; •.1!' u ,. ~ac~ · u.a~ tr.e t:r.;;.rc~.ea are rated t.er.•...r. :.r. !'1·. t ~:t't.e-r't •st.ar~<i" 'and I llhN·c!.ate the e-:r.':.p-'"'" :!~ff!c· .. ~t;. ,.,. :ia \JI'lotr !1. sc d.)s•·ririr.atir.g) ti.l!':·e t.afi tee~. fi'C ~:-.r rr. t..-t'.~r,d U.e scenes active e!­!'c rt u t r: r.r. abc.·,lt !c-l'!llltt..M.r,g tre~.e-neous and a1~~:n1-!'1can~ r.er•· :r. '.in~:.lt-lt.. I. ref<~"r to tr.e iJrc_:ected !er.t-::.,. r f 3·elir1t :-. cr ~eliricu:s Ctonter •t:ich WC>uld acte·t;\;&t(·:v •~·'! rat:::;:act,.(:rily t':C>u:se Ue wor:st:ip, ed-.;~A~!< r.~:, e~:d r• -rt'at:lc r.al r.ee-ds c.f ti.t• fc.ur r.-11;-::c~l! >:rc.";.:r !1. •J ~tl c-cr.r--.:mity. Such a struc:­tw-... La~ ~.c. • rec-~"·c:t::-.ce llr.,.,...ereo ~.r. ~.e wcl·ld. It is 1.11'-it;ue. A.:-.:1 a:~ r·..:,-r. -o'<ll~ t.@ a t'IC'r.Ul.'lf>r.t to reli­gic·us j.r·t o-e!!c i r-. t.J.::f Amet:r~ca.

ll'!-:at are ~i.e ::leVE'::.~ ;,lll'.llmt.lli ~ o:·t-e on ti:is \'t!'ry

'.lr.'IUiu&~ ;.1··c ~;ect, r :l uk! St:•t>t' mcnt.t.s age 't.he co­GJ;.<C'raHc n c:: '<!V· ry :.!"; :1c:at.eoci ••rcut- was assured and tt.e l au. l~r ~e·d c r:,·r.~ .. er. Yir.ile. &waitir.g the com­r:letion C f }-er:;;.~c-t.:..\'"'5 &T.d eleVt•tit.nS fjCJf'la~ tC US

ty U.earcr.!-:..e--.;ral-::t>;.aruent c!' Cat.hclic Univer­sity,. r recei\"ed U.e fcllc:·w1r.g com.un:1cat1cn !'rom the P.t. 1-e-v. :. l'. J.eLic;r.. Chancellor cf the Arch­dioce~Jf·:· c f ti : s &rea, 1n TeS,IJC>nae to ley report on t.t.e ;..rq:rcz:~ "'e r.ave :-.AdiU "'ll'.ile it is cur ain~ere del! ire tL c tt., era~.e !n eYery way wiU. any i-rtJvect t.t.at 15 ;~c:.r.v tc rar:~ tor u,_. I!'Ood of religion, ('be ti~ i.e &rd •,j e A:rc-:.t ~t.:J C•f· t.ad t.eartily 8f tJTCVed O~e t.:•~l"j :-:~.~.f;) at tu· S&ltl!' UJ:t•t!', it is felt that U·,f> C'!.T!' .:::·:J~<.~.Cf"l! il.J'I!' S\lCh a:; 'I.e JT,a)<e it unwise for ua tc :~( :-.• . .::".~(' !!f. ( r.e ( ~ U.e :"f>C'Tl5Co"'S or tt.e Reli­€icus ':e:;• •·r at ,:·•·el.t elt. 11 The circt~t:·tt.ances, he feC'E-ll < ~~ "!..(· writ.t- 1 are S'IU!r'ed up in this sentenee: "Ecw t-n:::cr.t H •cu:':l t~ fer us t.C' under~Rke such an

. c:bligat!, r. at u.::.:~> ~~r.e 11culd •t-.>·ear tc t>e questicn­a.t,le. rr, :-;.::te cf )'tc:: feelinr: abcut t.he ,~>enr.anent tt.ar·ac-t.r r t f t.t.e N !"'lLii'.H,y j n it.:- 1-resent fonn, we ecnt!r.·u;, •..c r .... ar ·~!5:p:et.1r.r ru.mcrs." And so ends tt.~ f1rct a: 1 ln.ot cr.al t.cr c-f c llr intended cccrera­t.ive c:.c:,..nv.-::r. !t sec~.!" r.a:rdly feasibl~ t.c gv ahead witt, c:l;.- tl::-et> ~t·cr ••here tJ.erp shculd t.e !cur. Cur Catr.( ::..ic t:rl"ti :rf': !:);cu.ld lot· 11i.th us. Our ;..rayer is u-.at ~coM~<Len·, :H -,·t-·l~ce, etters w:lll take up where "t' l.11ve !f'ft c ff and build in t.hia United Stete:1 l·f <.·.:rv ::::.c,-e•.i :.r'f! ~5t'!lttl1ne, even tho ex­terr~C~.i.:;;, a "r:it.tt1 ·~t'";:rdo: cf Believers under God&

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~:ew Ye;;.r :iesolutions1 '1/ho invented them? 'Who ev"r :-<e;:t. one? Who does n:ore than joke about t..;,em in 1941.

Of course it see:ns silJy c;o take a s;:;ecial day ar;d decide to ado;..t a lot of new !':abits which are go1:1~ to req:Jire a lot of change in one's daily rc:utir.e. But is it really such a silly idea to sit down and t~e stock of one's self on one d~y in the· year?

New Year• s Day is as goc•d a day as any for parents to sit down and ask themselves a few ques­tions. Such as:-What sort of Dother (or father) do I saerr. to my child? A:r: I the sort of adult that I want rr:y cr.ild t..o be? Am I living up 1p the words of advice tr.a t I fling so freely ar.<l automatically at my ~or ::hild? Or does :ny child have good living habits because he :.•bsorbs them unconsciously by exan:~le? And are his bad ~abits the result of my cnro::le"sr.~ss in life?

Is ~ohnr.ie ~enerous with his toys because he nev<:r ~ees ·mselfisr.ne.ss in the relationship of fati.~:.r and r.:otr.er? Is he ·~o·.1rteous because he copies unconsciously the geed r. anners of father and ::-ctr.er ir: ew:r.f ..:aily '!cntact? Is he punctual be­-:a.:ze l"'.e notes that f3t:tier and mother are never slipshod about afpointments? Is he pleasant and cheerful t-ecause he hears no impatient crabbing or na~~i~~ within the four walls of his home? Is he unafraid of Life's problems because father ar,d ~0tl':er seems to be able to cope with their difficul­ties ar.d still laugh at the minor absurdities of livir.g? Does Johnnie talk frankly with you because he knows that you are never too tired or too busy to find tin:e for his ir.terests? If he doesn't tell the truth when you ask him questions, don 1 t you think · you ought to punish yourself because you have made him afraid of plain speaking?

Ther-e are lots of other questions that ·•ou can think ur once you start. Abcut sympathy, kir. '~ess, :onsideration, etc. Some of the answers ~ ohock ;;cu if you are honest. Shock you so that you make some resolutions thet you'd die rather ttan forget them. Your child is a magic mirror that will not lie. Lock at !cin and you will see your rating as a parent.

HEBREW CONGitEGADON NEWS

L"l co;~::-.emoraticn of the re-dedication of the Temple, (Hannukah) special services trere held last Friciay evening, iw~ediately following a party was given in hcnor of this Feast.

This Friday evening services will be held in the !.'usic Rc-cm cf the Col!l!Punity Building, beginning at 9:00 o'clock.

The next regular quarterly business meeting will be held on Jar.uary 19, 1941. An important itemcnthe agenda ~il~ be the election of officers for the com-

ing year. . W ' Auxil-The re~ular ~~nthly meeting of the omen s J

lary of u:e Ccngregation will be ~eld Tuesda~, anu­ary 7, at 2:15 P.!'• at the t:orr.e o... Freda .Fe~g, 11-J F.i dr-e i-<' ~:d.

CATHOLIC NEWS

Tt:e ~'1raculcus ?.~edal 1!ovena will go back to its ~.:sual schedule on Viednesday, January B, et B o'clock j r. Eoly Pedeerr.er Church at Berwyn. Directly after the r:ovena tt.ere vlill be the usual bingo party in the schcf' 1 }',all. Corre and bring a f'riend.

Owir.r tc castin · ci f.ficulties, produ--tion of "Boy !.'tets Girl" origina ly scheduled for tl"'e latter part cf tr.e rcntl'. t.as been post,t...• ned, it was announced recer.tly.

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MJRS. GREENEIEIL T Heigh Ho-P.eigh Ho-its back to work we go (when did we ~others stop?) now that we've demolished the Ct:ristras 'turkey and New Years Day has become a mem­ory. Last year I ~ondered where I would put. one bike ar.d a wagon. This year another bike is plain­tively askin~ for storage space on rainy days. And t>ecause my small daughter thinks it is beautiful enough to name G~nevieve, I should be happy to have it ~race the living room. And I who love peace and q~et a:n listening all day and half the night to all the thrille.rs that can be had from the radio I, in cne of my v:eak moments b•ught my son :for Christmas! Year. ~~n, Christmas -was such a success we are, and no doubt there are a hundred million others :teduced to cr.e dish meals for the next six weeks. So' for ycu who are suffering the same fate, _(but didn't we ha~ leads of fun?) here are a few suggestions.

Good Evening, Mrs. Gr~obelt

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I look at rtrr own fat chilrtren and I •orrit>r h.­other mothers in Jlrance and Spain &:Y.i P.nt:ll\.n·~. !tr·ol when they look at thei.r children and enor;t ~ion the tuberculosis. rickets and pell~ra which t.:'\1!1)" arv going to be heir to. And I bum with shUol!t i,..<:a·,~•u' I lmow tney are going to blaa:ae aw - and all t.htr other American mothers llrho, like rae, are do!n' no­thing about it.. SUrely thfl wounds or Ch.ritlt. .wet bleed afresh at the m.ieery of the 1nnoc<~~~nt!l in t.r.o world todayS "Ye saw rne hungry, and ye f<!ld t:11t1 not."' When an awtul thing to have on our eonacjottn.eee, ,... who do nothing about the hun~er or e~il~n&

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The Foo'i and Dru;: Arlrnin~::tr'lti m ~UI\tl 1.~ .·.-..-J "::-a­mary of it:; regulator;,· w >rY. l'lrln,: ;.·"-'"r"~r;r• i'ho report shows a continuf!•.l P.ff•Jrt t.o reno.,.. :r,.,.,:;~ intP.rstate channels unfit f'>'Jds, •tr'utl;11 1 d.,·V!. ee111 ""'d insecticide:3 which wer~> found t,.-, he in v1olJit.1'Jn •>f.

the Food, Drug and Co8r.letlc Act cud ·th~ :r.&e•:Ud.de Act.

Decomposition in whole or in part ,..,ault•d l.n th«t seizur.c r:>f 1029 cases •)f can:1eti I'"' s, 1 180 ;.,.t>un•l:. ey( frozen shrit: p and 4tl ca:w::: of ram:(•1 rcoeo<'lll :1 t••:·n•.or·••

Numerous shipments '>f fo·vl P'"' :·~et5 -.r•• :.ot~r.•·-1 beca11se of 1nsect-1nfe·st-'ltion. Thl'l;t 1nrl•~<1t-·l thf' following lots; canned t-:m,nto ~.!lttt~ t<>~.;lt·') J'-lr.,,., which produet:J were also foun l t•J hav.. l··..,'(>n ~Ail" !n part. frorn molriy tomatoAs, whf'rtt :'lot1r, r~ :"j,()~.t..,. dril'!d prunes and cl\nneJ <~.t->ri·~otr..

The followinr. lots of ~.>o I lti!'~:I:J l'l'lP.Tf! lll!!!t~ct ~:hut to ot~1er forms of cont.arr..1nlltt ,q &lllt for et.o~~~:u, product was prcpRr~d un·l!•r 1.:.sarl!t.nry ·• >:: :;t.: •:c<' ""'d was potent la l.ty in.)•1rt .,1:.1 t0 hCI\ l t:1 :· 1\nl ~.,, 'l :1-1 •'A­nut butter r.ontain1n~ ,.hr-t, t~anrt, n~~l "l&;r, tr;• ~-"''-t nougat: candy wrap ed in d~·l~t"'l"'i ;'-!S "'~""~;.: •·r ~ l•J\d foil) an1 was c,,ntam.inate·J w~ti: l";.t, ''!\ t ·~;1:,; •• -; ~o­coa which was found to :,e la::.urc·i t>;; sr:-:. f.P. ;•:.•t ;;~;a water.

0ther food produr:ts eei~P·1 weor.- t.h'l~<> :.nr.•· i "'" violati•lllS of an eccmot:1ic rlfit·lr• · ar.-1 o::o:-.e: :~t.I!'·J .• Jf the followint~ lots; butter fYUl l t·l :,,! ·e!'t~il!'r•t !.n fat, short vol•une oll'le 011, ""an:w·t torato-t:!:l o~· :su~­st.andarrl quali tj· Tlot so labt" 11'!<1, • IH>a};e·! ·lr:.E< 1 ; .,.,., nd.alabe1erl as early JunP pe:1s az~·l crtr.:"le·! J>l!''t!l r.,:· t" ... early .June variety t~~.i.sl.a.be"'-1, an t: ... / '= ~~o:, . .,~;,l!<J sweet ;•eas, 'l different vari•!ty.

OUR Nft:IGHBORS Dr. ::md !'rs. Sa:r.uel Perenberg s;..e:-;t. 't.r: ~tr1>:1 !..n

New York.

Mrs. John Beebe, len. .ir•·(•r.belt last ~:-~!'I)' tc sper.cl SO::Je time l'rith 1.'r. l'll'.'J !'rs. LR.-ar :".J'':.<'!". 'r D'lvidsc'n, Nor-th Carclina. The Burtcr.s, fcr-··r r<';s~­dents c·f .Jreenbelt moved in Serterr.ber 1.,.); tc :J:~.v!1-son where J.'!:r. Burton tcck over t:.e dut!~:J f lll'.l.-:-:1 relations director of Davids< r: Cclle~e.

t!re. Beebe, who will ah!c v:lsit t.t-r !'.·:-e ~··.At-­lanta, •.teor~ia, is accorq,a; ied by h~r f!IU:er l£r. ;;.. L. Boden and her son, John.

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One D1. sh Meal for Two

4 ril· pork cr.OIJS• cut thick 4 tabl(·spocnfuls raw rice 1 onion

1 large t01aato 1 green pep;;er 1 cup hot bouillon

brcwn Cl'lOi:JS in 11 tt..Le fat in fryir.g pan. Place in botto:r. of casserole dish, and add 1 tablespoonful of W'\C< eked rice on to_t; of each chop. Add next a thick slice of tomato, onion and green-pepper ring, and tJCur. C'ver hot bouillor. or meat stock. Cover and cock in ~~derr.te oven for at least an hour.

Veal Chops with Noodles

1 tatl~s!ocn butter 4 l~!n veal chcps 1 onitn, chop~ed fjne 1 P'rt' r pei:J!;er, cr.opped fine t CUIJ chOiJi,ed celery

1 #2 can tomatoes 1 bay leaf ·l, teaspoon salt ! teaspoon pepper 1 pkg. noodles, cocked

!.'e1t cutter, browrt chops and onicn, add .;..epper, ee1<!ry, tcmatoes and seascn:ngs. Simrrer for 40 r. i nu tE: :;.

Make a New Year's resolut~on to attend ever,y Citizens Association meeting starting w:i.tl, the one on January 6.

8 R!~,-ID .. IT GIIEIIIELT IESIDENIS

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THE CONTENTS OF THE CAN--~ THE QUALITY --ud jut w•at the quality aradiat meani.. Bu,U.c Co-op caued goods ia not aaeu work.

CO-OP GOODS

. are like ''Old Faithful!'' • • • •

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CO-OP FOOD FACTS

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GRADE A (FANCY) SPINACH ")

TWa meaua that the ..-,lea met the foUowiDI atudarda:

!. Y ouug and very tender 2. Practically free from grit, tough or stringy Jeans,

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IPORTS-

WITH THE REPS By John Murray

Speaking of athletics, cur town r.as ~u:::t cr:r.::~~a­ted ten of the dullest days in the. anr.ale r_f !.t•s existence. Bowling degenerated tc a ~a th:rir.p rcur.d the e~g-nogg bowl absorbing good cheer, fun a·r:c all other l!'.anner of light-heartedness, baskett·all ceased entirely, gym classes just weren't and ir ~enrc:rP.l, the ccmrr.unity and it•s merr.bers reverted t'; t.!".e!r pre-Greenbelt mode of life.

For tt:is SIJOrt sheet, reed by scl':'.e, i~nc.red. i:y many and criticized by all, tr.erE: is nc.t a ;·::-~t deal of material. Dean of contritutr.·rs, Y,u:!.·Jir.~ genius of it's dt!stiny for the t-ast two ye&r:c and authority on most any riven subject, John !:ar~·e:.r, has given up the ("host and retrer>ted tc tr.e 7rarm depths of I": is home . where he is ai-;-reciatet; ( '1) • John Ahaesy, he of the nimble v.-i t and caust.i c t,c r.r~.oe, has lonf( since retired from roubli c lire, ar,d c 'J.r

fairest, most gracious, and best ed1lca~d ( sl.e finished 6th grade) colurr.nist t.as just called !.r. t.a say she has nothing cf note tc rep< rt, t~a:; r.c 1n­clinatir:;n to report it and beside:!~ t.t.at ::r:e was tired of sports sheets anyw~·· lc,u see, she is ccr.-~· pelled tc follow them · relir:-1ou'9ly in ( rder t(. !".ave· at least a ro ~gh idea as to the whereabouts c. f r:er husband. When last reported he was reclirur.r, wi t.h becoming grace under Se~t 14, Row G, Center Secticn of t.h'e basketball auditorium in !l-..iladelpl".ia, r.avi:".g been deposited there by those discourteous exv ner.ts of brotherly love, the Philadelpr.ia Spa~.s whc •ert!' also irrpoli~ enough to lick the l:!rewers en last Saturday evening, 50 sometM.ng to 20 &::~ett.; r.e.

--~ On Saturday night it is tile ~ens vs t..'"le ::lo!tl-:'·.ld:• in one of the sea.son• s super super !Jpecialfl. ::Jelawa.re··· Hudson ball teams have long been at cr near the top of the heap i.n the fastest District leat."Ues an:i this year is no exception. Already they.have installe1 themselves as favorites and crowd pl .. asera in 11e•.u-­ich• s ~mateur League staged at Riversi<te anti t.!: .. ir cdmtribution has been in some way a help t·o t.:,e !!let­up of that establishment. Those or you who have be~n aching for an opportunity to cc:x..pare your :tep s w1 t.h some topflight competition are at lone lsst Loinc to get your wish. Perso~y we thou~ht ~eor~atown ~n~ than tough .enough.

The night• s feature attraction will be preceed!!!d by a game between tile local Soy's r.l•Jb and the Club of Tech Hith School. It is not the school team but is composed or some ot·ihe school me~~ers. -The Grizzly schedule begins to take on the aspect ot a ha~ campaign starting w1 th t.heir rcext t:&::iil!! to be played at Gonzaga on the afternoon or Jan 7. 'h•xt comes Laurel High at Greenbelt on Jan 13 at d:OO 1'\f and on the followi~g day axon Hill visits tor c~ap­etition in an afternoon ~a.e.

if+:·-This year in review is natural for liew Yeer• s 14.Y

editions but we find ourselves wl U.cut a s!nP,le statistic witl': whict: to repale our , ublic {bot.i' ct 'em). Th~ore are one or two ti'.inr:s •e r-.er:.ber tt·ar­ing w:i.tne::;::; tc, ·one or twc thin~t ~e ha;,;~r:t::'l to witness thRt mirJ1t teAr repetition and U:.i.e .i ~ !'-.c-"1111 they f?:O: ··

For instance, we can remerr,ber the Het>s de!'~·r.ee .~.r their 19.39 Prince (.ieorr:es Soft.lall t! t.le era!~.~-. ti" e cffensive of Carr Bros.-HoS\'Sell. Three f!:C.•"!I '~~f:rtt req1~ired' to settle the issue and Eddit- ':r::- ~ ~;lt• finally turr.ed the trick witJ: .3-l 11ifl ovc·r J.'d .. ~>.ren at ~acgruder l-ark ir: P.yat~sville.

We cen remember tt:eir sad st.o•1nv, ~Y.'\!r.:!t :..•i:r:~l!' TAvern in the openinP. r1 ur:d c.f t:~· ~'!r~-:.·.~n.:.'t.!:~ set to.

Their comeback and tri ~rph over l t: sr.ers ; n n.e Na1.~.onal Tournament at ba .latcn lind all Ua! .rtt-ef)w dant f.'Ublici ty Which fO'.lnQ the name. r.epS ir,. \.t,e headlines for the first ti~.

Their season cli.mali afl:ainet !.1·.11'.-ir. t.n<~t !:111:'>6

t.Qurn.ament.---a l-1· tie for ei gt•t 1 :.il".f:S •1 ti. Lurt Barker and Jack Smith hurling.

Their subsequent loss in the Jarrell exerting his mastery travel weary fror. making the le~>s than four times.

p1ayt•ff with Teei-le and tte Re~a a bit.

trip t.o !:!&~ht.<:n no

Their eventual record of 26 •ine--11 'l'he dedicat:\.1 n of the n~ ball fil'ld

mecca and the donaticn of the ~en~ant Dee•s.

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and att.l•·t!e t :/ tht .. : :v-

The tennis team and it's winning ~r the b~crrA spot in the Interburban league.

The placing of three team rr.ernbers in ti'.e nr-J.­finals of the Prince Gt:orges Tennis 7otorn.-.e-r:t.

Bill &lanchards power drive to t.r:e vicury ::let in the local tourney.

. The heroics and champs of the Lab< r- ~ ccr.t4tets. The highly successful show c f Vir.ce P.c lc ct.tre ~t' s

Shauxocks who never see~d tc be quite a:;rec~at~. Their record was U\azing--a first year teu..--o team Wi t.h only one outstanding pi tc~er--a tell.."'. c r players who tor the most part r.act been away rn ::-. t.."le game for a matter of years abstinence--1:-ut a ~&::1 which was well coach,ed and well handled· ir.t.e a Y1e­torious seal!lon.

The constant. crowds that. Wit.neeaed any au.:.e tic show of the town.

The strides made by the local scl'.cc.l t.u~t.all teams.

The accomplishment of anothf'r sel'n<r. by tl'.~ !:.crt­ball League and the tri~m~r. or A.l Bc-wr..an•!: ? 1 s.

The inauguration or the AU".1et1c Sltlb' e new r'1tt:.d

?.;r John V&ffay

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-c: e·z:y ALL WE ASK is that when io the market a New or Used Car you compare OUR Quality and Prices. SELLERS ~ALES aDd SERVK.:E

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RULES FOR UTERARY GOLF CONTEST

Li ter&J-y Golf is a very interesting game--the ;..laying rules are similar to those of regular golf_, tl'.e object in both cases being t.o play each hole wit~ t.t:e fewest possible strokes. The exercise is ll'f'ntal instead of physical.

At each hole a number of letters are shown sca-t­tered over the fairway between tee and f1ag. These letters are hazards, and the player must overcome tt;er.-. by assembling them into words. Now, since each we>rd so formed ccr.stitutes a stroke, he will natur­al1;; save strokes b~ using long. words. Words of two letter~ or more that are shown in Funk and Wagpall's Dictionary may be used. Proper nouns may be used if so shown. Only the letters shown on fairway n.ay be used ir. tl'.e words assembled for that. hole, and no individual letter can be used more times in the list c,f words than it is shown in group on fairway.

?ihen a _t:.layer is 'unable to use all f.he letters on l'.is list cf Y~ords, the letters so :N!111aining are each counted as a stroke. Thua--when a pl~er assembles a list of three words and has one letter not_placed, · t:ill score for the !".ole is "4"-if he r.as two letters re· ainir.r·, the score is "5"•

Eact. hole is marked with its "Par". This means t.t.at reasonable good playing will enable one to equal t.r.at score. The wise player however, will try for a "Birdie" or "Eagle" at each hole. A "Birdie" is one stroke less than par--an "Eagle" two less • l'owever, Birdies or Eagles will probably not be pos­sible at every hole.

Choose your words carefully ar.d rememper that. while lony words are desirable in this game, just. as lonf: driving is in golf_, long driving alone Will not. "~~i.n mar.y golf gar.es.

The really good golf player always gives some ccnsideration to the shot following the one he is ;;laying, and this holds good in "Literary Gol.f" •

Cop~Tighted by D. B. Littlefield--1940.

COLLEGE PAJU[ AOro PLACE

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• Credit Union Begins Pass Book Audit

'!'t.e S'.lp<':rvisory :.rn-:-~n ar.nc •mce s that

co~r.ittee of the local Credit an audit of 'l.ll pass Q<>oks is

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r.ow in process. Tte ac::ounts, b6ti1 tl".e share balances and the

c ..;tst3r.din;- loan balances, are being •rerifieci as of tr.e close cf' ::·usii'es:; on :iov~l!":ber 30, :940.

3'.0t-----------------------------------------------------------------------'!'r.e CO'T.:-it+-.ee chair-na::., _i:,ernard Jones, v;ants any

;..er:cn whc <,c..s a share b:;lance in the Credit Union ?.r.:: wt.o :::L d not recei,re a ·letter of ver::.fication, to co;-;:: unicate v.i tr. him. All p'?rsons receiving the let~ ers are nrged to complete and return them without i<lay.

1 1 1939

llealth Asso(•iation lleview~ It'~; Activiti~s of 19!-0

For the Eeal U. As:·r·"' atir;n, l-il.t..O .-.as a :;ee.:- ,,f growth not of membership alo:-.e b:.~t c f r:.e·.:: ~,, :l ser­vio::es and facilities. A S'1rvej' ,;us•, :·c:-:, :e·~-J places the stabilizatir·n of. fit.'l.n~cs ;md ti.e ; ·;t.­lj shing of a rr.ontUy Vli;er t;i gr. r !". t:-.e :..1st (' f achievements during the year.

The steady increase in n:eml>ersr.i:; wt·.!c!: tl)g!\:: :: ... :'\ Februar-.1 1939 cont~: oued a:;.l ti r'. urh 11/,C, :·,:. v·: :· . .- ••. from 285 families in Januar.f tL 370 fa.-::: .ir:·s at::~~ end of December. More than 40 ,.<:rcer.t c f al ~ :in:e:l­belt households now belom~ to the .ire<:;;l:-elt :.ea.:.·:·. Jl.ssociaticn.

One factor in this growth, ace:: x··~ir .• ~ '-"· :-: ~-- : •• , :·s of the board of directors, is ;•er.eral r-.:r::;,,~--·-~-=- r.f the ability of the ;;hysicians w!.c serv•J t!.e ;,.: ~·­~iation.

To insurr the mo:c;t. !:.1~\,i~fa{:V. z- ... : ... ~rv~r~t: !"~. ;~ ::•::-

bers a grievance cor!'.rnittee wa~ "'st.<~bl:is!••ri :;,,::\~'t surrr.er; improvements in fac:!l:it.i"=!! ar.i •.!'•·a··.;.~ have resulted from S1~g·~e:Jtirns ar.-1 ·-o~.,..l·t:.:.•.:; •.·;.r:.!d over to tl:is corrn:i ttee.

In the matt.er of finar.ce:c: t:.•- A~s~ ~>>t' .• wa.v able to complete re 1 -lace:o1ent cf ! ts c:l;.iti>: r·.:!d

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amount equal to the S5 rr.e::-bershi? fee ; "li-·i : n b:t e:ac:r. rr.ember. This fund is usf.!i f( 1· t: c ; ·;:--:-· ''::e o:. f eqni,,rr:ent an1 c·U.• r ite~.s cf slew':!~; :-t--·:;~i<r .• Eq11~-~~2nt !Jlu·ct.afu~:i d·1r:r.;:.- lJ/.,t· ~~-..... l,.1i~s a r .. ~-'1'1· ::..o.­t-.'-e:n::y rr:achi ne, ~·sj.eclally :sef·~l ir. t.,!-.e t· eat::-.l'r.t r.f sinus discrdf'rs, a nevr 'll~.r<J-viclet ra:: :'~~·;;, a ne-w exarr:inati0n table, ar_,: sev,·r:~l ~a:1•:r : t.P::-.s.

Ed Voalther, cha5 :r.::an ( r u·.e eq~ti;:r.-ent co::-::-i •_t.,.e_, ]JOints out that tf.is -;vail:w::ut/ cf ~:;·: ;. . ..,,_.,.t fo::r tbe ilatients is t>ne cf tt.e ad··antap;es cf c~r, •·rnLve and >TOU.iJ medical f.>ractice, s:!.r.ce few : r.::. V: ::·l.al doctors car. afford com!.lf.!te cl:!.r.:.r::r;~l eliui;.l':e~.t t:-.em­selve::.

I.Jurj ng the year tr.e Ass-:> cia tirn wa!l a~ 1~. t•> stren~ther. its labor ~-<;ljcv t,~; .·i·::~.i" ... ::·· "~·-:· .:.:, salary and in j>rovicii~w va~ati':.:: ar· .. ct sic:-. h·"·-;~, ~·:r it~ er.plcyces.

Under th•_ editors'-.j of Sa.-. ~::slt.·r "';r.e '· ,·.>·t!~.", Jieal tL As soc: o.t.' flro nE!'I',!:;.'l:,~r, r.:L. : .. eer. ; ·.~~ L ~:.e·i every llJ()ntr: :;ince it::; start in t!".o:! s,.r:!.r.1,, ar . .:i !.as served well as a rr.ediu.":'. (f inf.~.-.tJ.:-n c-:·t !.•~':t;-; ec\>;cc. t.irn for the r.-.err.bers. •

Committee work, started bj· tht r;card <-f ::~~rec-t•:rs last year, SWunf; into full ::stri :ie :i·.u- r.;• t:·~- . >.::t 12 months, S)Jaring tl.e board an'! U.•: ;·e:.e.·ai -.":-C:·~•­shi i-' much detailed we rl-: it: tr.e c ;.pr-. t~. :--. .;: !' t:.e ~ r­l,anization. Chairrcr. r,f the ~~-~:·.J.::-.;~ c: :-]: 1t\H:S are, in addi t: en t0 t:-.f· •.v,r alre:d:,· • •·r t!. r.t::: : ::. :,­ald H. Ccot;cr, edtH';~!ti rj; Ed ,·.,::t~~-. .ar., ~~~--~ f·~:;:r.i;::; Pee:g:,Y Zorach, ho:~;,)talizat\r.r.; 11.:.·.: At.r;,.i·.a:~. ::.alno-:·:w, ::!.<>r,islation.

Three of the djre-:tors cf tt.e ::ealt~: As!'(·->:!.:n will complete t't>?ir to-m-:!' c.:'f'i··e •.:.!.~ ~::-.t:.--­l'res'i dent hugh Hone, Secretar;,· Leslie At.: i:-.s, a:-.d P&'<.'!Y ZoraC')l. Ott-.er d:ir!'ct•.:-s cr: tl.e bear-:! are v!r::e rrPSident Ed 't\'e-jtsr:l8n, !:ary ;;;t·crr, ~'lnal.i ::. ;r·;cr_,. and Ed i','al ther.

Well-known to Grcenbclters ar"'· : •..:s'ir.~ss :-a:-.a:-:--.:r, William Stewart;: and D::>ctrrs S'l!:·.:e:.. ? .• !-eren~>ert", Jose~h Silars. and Jose~h St.!.ll.

CLASSIFIED

Wanted: _A ride da:.ly 11r:d Sat·.trd~J-. ·;: -: ·: ~-; 1.:. <~:.:1 Inde,.,er;der.ce Avenue, ~i.?..-A. s. IIC'r::.ej·--L-? ; <~:·.:"''/

Room for 2 rijers. ~;,.art.;;-e·at stc 1·c :.c·.u-s. :a:l 3356 after 7:30 P.~.

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.:.1.:: , :a~·~ r :c t·~ filled t')· ;~ro1~aranda." - C. !.'.

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The purpose o[ the aud.i t i's to make c'ert.ain that ~xe ~:e::-bers 1 ~ass bocks are in agreement with the bo· i-:s of tl:e Cre·1i t Union. Complet.e cooveration is needed to insure the protecticn of pass book r.c lders.

The Greenbelt :realth Association offers its mer;:­

':>crs ~'riodicrtl rc.edical examinati ·n at no extra cost 3.S r3.rt of its pre'Tentat:;_,,, .. ca:"e.

FASANKO S.-,YS: BUY WISEI.Y

Fasanko Cdec_e Park, Muyiul

'40 Chrysler "&" 4 dr. sed. $165 '40 Mercury COnY. cpt •... Sll5. '40 Studebaker 2 dr. std •. S515 '40 Plymouth 4_ dr. sed •... S5!15 '39 Chrysler 4 dr. std •.. , $5!15 '3!1 PlyMouth 2 dr. ~-"· .. $4&5 '39 Chevrolet 2 dr. sed •.. $4&5 '38 Plymouth 4 dr •. sed .... $385 '38 Chevrolet 2 dr. sed •... $3&5 '31 Dodge 2 dr. Sedan ... $2!15 '31 Chrysler 4 dr; std •.... S345 '31 Chevrolet 2 dr. Std •.. $285 '34 Plymouth 2 dr. sed •... $! I 0

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Motor Sales Wu&el• 3218

VALET SHOP Call Oreenbelt 2226

FRES CALL AND DELIVER SERVICE ,, • •

GREENBELT 11 ALL .....

19-1-1 Reports A New Feature And It's FREE!

1\linor Repairs On Your Gar1nents .-\t I\() f:X'fRA CHARGE

l'\0\\'! Thol"t," Ripr••·d Searns - Belt l..oups - Buttons (rnen's garments) Hems

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