Qirctnhtlt City Council Stiffens Attitude 111 11) - . Towards Beltway Plaza Light by' Al Skolnik Reacting to proposals that the city of Greenbelt share in the ntWS ntUltW cost of installing traffic signals at the Beltway Plaza Shopping Center, city manager James K. Giese told council at its regular AN INDEPENDENT NEWSP.APll meeting ~st Monday that it was his. "firm opinion that the city Volume 29, Number 9 GREENBELT,. MARYLAND Thursday, January 21, 1965 has no obligation or responsibility- legal, moral, o'r otherwise­ to provide a t raffic signal · at Greenbelt Road and Cunningham Drive." '. BOARD OF DIRECTORS DISCUSSES. City To Gel $150,000 He -stated that the installation Heights. Opposing Cunningham of traffic signals falls outside the Drive is a private -driveway en­ · For Warehouse Site scope of city governmental func­ trance to a private establishment.'' GHl'S ROLE AS A COOPER ATIVE by Charles T. McDonald tions, since no city streets are in­ N o Authority - No Obligation by Sid Kastner In the early rpart of the regular volved. He explained that '"Green­ Giese declared that the city has The meeting of the Board of Directors of Greenbelt Homes, meeting of city council on Monday belt Rd. is a highway controlled no authority to !regulate traffu: Inc., on Thursday night, Jan. 14, was the occasion for a vigorous January 18, city manager Ja.mes and regulated by the State. Cun­ on State highways, on streets out­ side the corporate limits and with­ as K. Giese ireported that the Oourt ningham Drive is a street control­ and interesting debate on Gill's role a cooperative, triggered in another city, or on private driv­ by Director John O'Reilly's discussion of a Twin Pines suggestion had ruled on t'he condemnation suit led and regulated by Berwyn of tlhe city warehouse property by es. He concluded that "if the city for dealing with the resale problem. Among other items: the audit 1:!he Stat:e Roe.ids Commission and lacks authority, it must follow that committee submitted a letter to the board urging a closer relation­ tha.t Greenbelt will receive $150.000 it also lacks obligation." ship between management and members in matters of home im­ and be given two years to vacate, Greenbelt's Protest Giese also answered the argu­ provements; the manager's proposal to construct a boat and trail­ as compared with the $92,000 and ment that Beltway Plaza pays a er parking lot was approved; and director Stephen Polaschik ex­ immediate vacation originally of• 01 Apartments Fails large amount of truces. 'The city hibited a photographic record of trash-littered areas in our fair fered by SRC. This money will be provides certain services," he said, ( Reprinted from the city. _ needed to defray expenses involved "which are well-defined in the bud­ EVE NING STAR.) get. To pay for these services, it The Twin Pline,; cooperative iplan, Breashears and Ihle staff' to build in relO'cating the warehouses. Coun­ A Priruce Geoi;,ges County judge is authorized to levy a tax against according to O'Reilly, would enable a parking lot for (initially 10 boats) cil discussed a report of the Ad­ bas ruled that the City of Green­ all real property ... It is not in­ a member to :purohase equity in a or trailers. The total cost, including V'isory Planning Board on e.lterna­ belt, because it is 1.5 miles away, tended that any parcel of proper­ ihome tor only (for ex:ample) $300 lighting and f-encing, was estimated tive sites for this relocation, and !hM no right to appeal rezoning of ty should receive services equal to down; on moving out, the member at a,round $1,500. Eaoh owner would then iinstructed the city Jll3Jlager to 150 acres for an apartment-indus­ the amount of taxes it pays." would receive just the original $300. 'be given a key to the main gate, investigate the lp()SS~bility of ac­ t rial complex it oppo11es near the Touching on the question of who Eventually, a future owner would and the yearly rate would be $36 quiring bhe Greenbelt Atrrr:u>cy iprc,p­ Goddard Space Flight Center. should pay for the lights, Giese not have to :po.y any equity and (this figure is not yet definite). erty. Circuit Court J udge Roscoe H. noted that just as the city requires the eoofperat:ive would assume own- O'Rel1ly and Burgoon noted that City Managffl" Giese called atten­ '.f?8rl]r;er yesterday upheld the de­ developers to pay tor the cost ot erahip o! tlhe !house. The program matters eucll as insurance, zoning tion to the J aeger High-:Rlise Apart­ murrer of the Prince Gec,rges Coun­ constructing n ~w city streets of could be otrered voluntarily. O'Reilly regulations and licensing should be ment zoning case that will be tried ty Commissioners Which contended benefit to themselves, so does the qualified his support of this plan looked Into . From the audience, before the Court of. Appeals on Greenbelt is not an aggrieved par­ State Roads Commission have the with the view that the usual re- Seymour Kaplan 'broug,}it out, dur­ Thursday, Jan. 21. 'Dhe city solicitor ty to the rezoning granted by the right to expect developers to pay financing program should be avail- mg the discussion of tihis item, that had indicated tlha.t taklin&" an appeal for n ew signals. OOill.IIl.d.ssioners to the M.A.T.~Land able a so, so tlhat members would a local Parking Cooperative bad by opponents to a zoning request li!s Solicitor's Report Oo. last October. be free to chOCX'le !or themselves. been formed. which was ready to a.n infrequent circumstance and The council also heard a report Through attorney Joseph A. De­ Director Ed Burgoon was peesi- undertake the operation of. such a there are only a limited number of from its city solicitor Thomas R. Paul, the City of Greenbelt oruiosed, millltic that sudh a program would parking fot; the iboMd'i! ·teeing cases to offer '8l9 a preoedent. Brooks rega rding the city's powers the rezoning at a 'hearing Aug. 21, work anywhere ,but in N ew York !however WtaS that the lot's use in the dispute. Brooks advised Other Busine11s 1964, before the commissioners. De­ City, where a serious shortaig'e of should be limited to Gm members, tha t the city has no authority to 'I1he 1965 legisla tive program of Paul argued that even thouglh the homes existed. Director N a t Shin- since lit was d esigned to solve a the Maryla nd Munici,pa.l League and ban left -hand turns out 'Of Belt­ tracl wa.s outside city limits, it way Plaza without t he permission derman felt tiha t people who own GiIII problem. Thia condition was the s ep8iI'ate Princ e Georges Chap­ would generate heavy traffic over their own th.om.es have more in- ind uded in a motion by -director ter :Municipal League program was of the Sta te Roads Comm iss ion, inadequate roads. He ia1so contended since Greenbelt R d. is a Stat e high• cenbive to !improve their property. Ckmld Gough to accept the man­ discussed and the manager was re­ tlhe rezoning was "premat ure." O 'Reilly countered by saying h e be­ quested to notify Prince Georges wa y. H e also advised council that Oontinued on p. 5 After the .commissione rs granted a writ of mandam us requir ing the lieved W ashington was "a great Continued on p. 4: tire zoning for 65 acres of garden city for renters," and t:h:at it wasn't SRC to install a traffic light would apAt"tznenbs, 20 acres of -high-Tise not be proper since such a writ necessa.ril true that people who apartments a n d 65 acres of indus­ ren t don't ihave p ri,de in the house Green e t As s ew Library cannot be used to compel perform­ trial zoning. Greenbelt ask ed circuit ance of a power, the exercise of they live lin. An interesting dis­ court to review the action. which is discretiona ry. cussion followed, centered around County Atty. R obe1-t Mathias ar­ Mayor Edgar Smith revealed the question of just how m uah of From County's Bond Issue gued a t e. hearing yesterday that that discuss ions . have begun be­ by David Swrn ~ c~rative should Gill be to fill Greenbelt ll,ad .. ~o Tight to aJppeal tween the develpper of Beltsway 1lhe needs of its m embers. Councilman Clifford Simonson asked that planning funds for beca use the rezoned tract ds 1.5 P laza - First Natipna l Realty Cor­ Audit Oommittee a hew Greenbelt Library be included in a million-dollar 'library miles from.the n:ea~t city limits. poration - and the city with r es­ , , ,T he a udit committee's letter urged bond jssue at a public hearing of the ·Prince Georges County de­ "There is no allegation tha.t the pect to the light. Council indicated the· establishment of "policies and (city) owns property in the immed­ tha t it would consider at its next .programs- which ·w ill encourage legation to. the • Maryland Assembly on Wednesday, Jan. 13. ida te vicinity of the property zon­ meeting action requesting the SRC m em bers to utilize the assistance of Simonson was the spokesman for a group of . library-minded ed," he contended. to ban left-hand turns, unless fa­ m anagement in planning additions Greenbelters that included Mayor Edgar Smith1 the Rev. Kenneth P a rker agr eed ·with the county's vorable progress is r eported on and other changes to tlhcir units." Wyatt (Community·Chutch ), Leo Gerton (Greenbelt Library As- position. The next step may be an r eaching a settlem ent. It sugge5ted several steps toward . sociation), Al Herling (Prince Georges Friends of the Library '3JI)peal of .his decision to the Mary­ this goo.I, including measures to en- Association) , Gordon Allen, a nd others. The hearing lasted very land Court of Appeals by Green­ . force existing regulations. Burgoon late, and the library bond issue did not come t o the floor until ibelt. NEW HIGH SCHOOL found the language strong a,nd felt 2 a. m. that some of the concepts were just The hearing, last of th ree in a s a n exronplc the activities of the His m a in a rgum ent was that the LOCATION IS SET n ot feasible; he saw a cont radiction, which citizens and organizations Greenbelt Library Association. p roposed structure would find it also. in that the letter implied Gm were allowed to present their wish­ After this Simonson Teviewed the difficult to r esist polit ical ,P'l'essure The Board of Education of Prlnce was mainly regulatory and also es and dem an ds before the delega ­ pa.st negotiations :between the city aim ed at library censorship, such Georges County ha.s decided on a wanted m ore regulations enforced. tion prior to the annual session and the library board concerning as has occurred in som e commun­ lo.cation for the new Greenbelt A udit committee chairman David of the Assembly, began shortly af­ construction of a n ew library !in ities: Senior High School, and at a meet­ Lange explained tha t the letter was ter 8 p.m . Greenbelt's presentation Greenbelt: from the lvtNCPPC Simonson Reports to Council ing o n Jan. 12 a ubhorized its at­ not meant to ibe c rit ical but was was preceded by t hat of Rober t B. 1959 Master Plan for the county Simonson reported back to the torneys to s tart condiemnation pro­ written to put forth ideas not all of Mathias, representing the County library system, which called for a Greenbelt City Council at its m eet­ ceedin g3 against the m•mer of the w hich mi~ht prove work able. H e Commissioners (a nd by many, new library by 1962, through early ing on Monday, Jan. 18. H e stated, land, according to a statement iby gave the committee's view tihat a m any others !), w ho requested a 1963 when Greenbelt wns second on " the sit ua tion seems far brighter Thomas G\vynn, Assist!lnt Superin­ trial program of the kind suggested. million-dollar bond issue for libra ry the priority list (after Laurel), to now than at a ny time since the tendent of the county school sys­ would be helpful, before the Long­ expa nsion. (Miss Eliza beth B. Ha ge, the present situation in w hich nei­ library mat ter first came up." He tem. Range Committee acted. O'Reilly Director of the Prince Georges ther the prelimina ry Master Plan appeared hopeful tha t plann ing The site for the DJew school is thought tha t the committee's sug­ County Memorial L ibrary system, for Area 13 nor the library board funds for tlhe Green belt branch privately ow ned a nd is a 30-acre gestions went well beyond the scope later explained tha t about $950,000 haTe any immediate plans for such might be squeezed into this year's plot behin d the Ame rican Legion of tlhings p resently p lanned, and of that sum would be allocated for a library. H e not ed that the recent bond issue, or if not, that Green­ Post on Greenbelt Road, f ronting should be submitted to a n appropri­ construction of a regional library rapid increase in Greenbelt's pop­ belt could well be first on t he list on the new OapitaJ Beltway. Pre­ ate sub-cammittee of the 'Long­ in the sout hern part of the county, ulation - about 5000 since 1960 - next year. s umably a new access TOO:d or roads Range Planning Committee. His while the remained would be spent made the issue even more urgent After s0me discussion, in which will ha ve to ,be built in order to on preliminary planning of a li­ motion to tJhi.s effect was passed. and asked that part of the money Greenbelt's willingness to provide reach the ISOhool. It ~ •hOipred t hat brary in Bel Air.) Mathias also raised be used for preliminary plan­ t he land was stressed, the council Open HOUBe the sch.ool, w'.hiah will ,have a ca­ recommended that one of the ning of Greenbelt's library, in a passed a resolution to comm unicate pacity of 1800 students, can be fin­ The Member Relations Commit­ County Commissioners should act manner similar to that envisioned in W't'iting with m embers ot the tee, under the chai·rmanship ot di­ ished by the fall of 1966. as Library Board chairman, in or­ for Bel Air. Simonson also pre­ county delegation, placing on rec­ Gwynn stated that there are no rector Seay, reported on the Decem­ d er to t ighten cooperation between sen ted petitions to the delegates, ord Greenbelt's support for the plans in the immediate future for ber Open House. Director Norman the Library Board and the county written by the Greenbelt Library proposed bond Issue and requesting constructing either a junior hig1h. Weyel estimated that about 70 peo­ government. Commissioner Gladys Association and St. Hugh's Home that planning funds . for a new sclhool or an elementary school i.n ple attiended, despite the bad N. Spellman, whose duties at pres­ and School Association. Greenbelt library be included. Greenbelt. The ipresent junior b!igih weather (and ,the Browns-Colts ent include lia ison with the Li­ Question s Asked school is not ove rcrowded, and football game). Miss Kat!herine bra ry Board, supported this view. Sim onson described the recep­ there is land already set aside for Keene was credited with an excel­ Simomion Presents Greenbelt's tion a nd quest ions by the county lent decora ting jo'b; she remarked Views delegat es a.s "sympathetic a nd a n elementary school a t Springh ill that four hours, howeve r, seemed Simonson, acting as Greenbelt's friendly." Several m em ber s of the Circulation Manager Lake for whenever the, neetd arises. ra ther long for a n a ffair of this spokesm a n, began by endo rsing t he delegation asked Miss Hage for Previously announced [Plans for sort, especially from the viewpoint bond issue requested by the Library her views of the problem. She re­ (Paid Position) a new elem entary oohool to be con­ of an:yone who came t o see specific Board and the commissioners. H e plied that the planning staff cal)ac­ structed by the fall of 1965 at persons. A m otion was passed com­ t hen expressed disappointment at ity of Prince Georges Memorial Springhill L a ke h:i.ve ibeen -dropped, m ending Mr. Weyel and Miss Keene finding that Greenbelt had been left Library is too limited at present Wanted for News Review since the school enrollmen t t her e for their work on the event. out of the expansion pla n fi nanced to undertake planning of a n ew li­ remains relatively low. by the bond issue. He continued brary in Greenbelt. Portable cla...<"Srooms will 'be used Trailer P ark by tracing the development of Al H erling la ter toolt the stand Gr. 4-6787 at the ,e.:isting schools until t he Ot interest, next, to the boat- and Greenbelt's library, its crowded con­ to oppose the stronger control of g rm•-th mus. 'l'he current Greenbelt truth'? Didn't drag racing, now an stop at all, peek around the hedge Advertising and news articles may be submitted by mail , years of a foreign crude! Now, the new way: you Volume 29, Number 9 Thursday, January 21, 1965 en't we all played, at one time or langua ge for students wishing an another, "Wihat's my Lane?", "They come to what looks I:'.lce a rolling ocademic diploma. Shall Not Pass" or "Box-in the stop, but s-l-o-w-1-y. Loo~ in the Wanted: A Library Site Mrs. Elizabeth Campbell, presi­ Caddy"? Isn't iplaying such games mirror - that driver behrnd you, dent of the Greater Washington the reason why teen-ag-e drivers, who planned to roll through the If prospects for a new Greenbelt library are brightening, as Are:i television station, WETA - w,~e reflexes and eyes a re so stop sign just as you would '11.~ve Councilman Clifford Simonson stated at last Monday's city coun­ Channel 26, spake to the Parent­ much faster than those of us old- done, is now quite close, moving cil meeting, thanks are due to the Greenbelters who attended a Teac:her Association, Tuesday, Jan. timers, are considered such poor very slowly and waiting for y ;:,u public hearing of the Prince Georges County Delegation on Jan. 13. 12. She told the group that llhe edu­ insurance risks? One really mar­ to pick up speed again. Instead, The agenda was crowded, and the hearing lasted late; some of the cational televison association bas vels wlhy :it took llhe ex.perts so you come to a complete st.op and so Greenbelt group were obliged to leave. A stalwart few remained past applied for a se ,ond channel­ long to discover the plainly obvious. does he a nd so does the guy behind him and so do t!he four cars behind 2 a. m., however, to hear Simonson present the Greenbelt case a Channel 50. While the ipresent Chan­ Now that w e kn.::.w the reason, to him. See how ea sily you've got _all sympathetic delegation. nel 26 has material primarilly for what can be done about it ? For­ the drivers behind you hoppmg e-lementary school~ during the day, bid those games? That would be We hope planning funds for a Greenbelt branch will be found mad by just obeying the iaw? Channel 50 would rhave material flg:hting huma n nature itself. No, this year. Simultaneously, we urge Greenbelt to donate a suitable A ~·e advanced game, the largely for secondary schools. Dur­ what''S needed is somebhing to take site. This has been attempted before, without success; but it must "Glenn Dale Roadblock", is played ing the evening, this channel could their place, something legal and safe be tried again. Every branch library thus far constructed in the during the NASA evening rush offer courses for adults accqrding but just as exciting - new ,games for county stands on land donated by communities or individuals. A hour (unfortunately, new higihway to ,present .plans. n10ra tion (Beltway Pla za\ Dear Bet~-oo: the Greelllbelt area, may I offer Tell him you were sitting up with Mr. Judy? Someday when you've while driving, instead of getting does pay taxes to the city; so do these comments in addition to Mrs. just had your bath and you and your fun from breaking the law, we a ll, but it also derives not in­ a sick rubber pla nt. What's his S udh er's description in your issue excuse? the tub are both nice and clean, o-et it by aggravating everyone else conside1,a;ble benefits from the city of J a nua ry 14? At bhe Jan. 18 City P. J. cfonb on Daddy's laip and ask him in a ~rfectly legal manner. Do and the· people thereof. Wha t fam­ Council meeting a widespread ru­ to explain t!hings to you. Mr. Judy youT legal 25 m.p.h. where no ~ne ily among us lras n ot m a de bhe cash m or was again a ired, a nd vigorously Dear Judy: indeed. I don't even believe you're can pass. Blink your parking I a m a marine t minine in Quanti- 1i·ghts to make the fe'llow who's registers jinele a t Kleins or on e of rebutted, that any library site in nine years old. Your spelling is too the other business places in the "old" Greenbelt would be inaccessi­ co. I have a tiger and would lik e good. Probably you're a middle- too close behind think you're arp- P lnz:l? ble. Unless some resp0nsible pers;:,n to put it in m y tank but my C.O . aged midget with a n allergy to plying the brak es. Stick to ~t and s ays no J)t'ts allowed on Govern- scouring powde r. soon driv ing will become twice as If one r E"calls the deba te over re­ ca n be f ound to s uppor t that rumor ment \'C" hicles. Will he object if I P . J. safe and ten times as ma.cldening. Z?ning of the Tria ng le for a Kor­ with 'SO me reason able detail, it pnt a tig er in my ca r? .~e,cr-,;~~Uru~o: v "t tc-orien t!'d s hopping cen ter, it ehould be dismiss~ with contempt. may be recalled tha t a n irate Mr. "Tarzan" R. Burroughs 9 .45 Sunday School 6:S0 p.m. --·-·--·-- ..1.nu..1u..ug tt seems to be a lleged also tha.t 1 B •-own oueried in a lette r to th is Dear T :irz: ,j a.m. ······•-······· ···· Morning Worship 7:30 p.m. --·- f:vening Wonhip Green belt shouled. COMMUNITY CHURCH the unconscionable delay over the Greenbelters also seem be installation and -maintenance of the to Rev. Kenneth Wyatt, Minister a sked swallow, and even ap­ badly-needed traffic light, and the to to plaud, without examination, pre­ HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH ~ 1tS·wer may well appea.r to you to 9:30 Church School be no- no, not even "second-rate." tenses that some undetermined "nearby" location, at some indefinite 2 llidge Boad, Greenbelt, Maryland, GR 4-H77 Betty Jane Moore t0 :45 M orning Worsh-i,p future time, will •be "better" or just Infant Oare and Olrurch - Edward H. Birner, Pastor, GR 4-9200 rui good or substantia.lly the same Lomp Posts for The Birds' Sohool WORSHIP SERVICES 8:30 & 11:00 a.m. With the subject of lighting so as tlleir rpresent service. SUNDAY SCHOOL 9:S0 a.m. prevalent in the N~ Review late­ One m:a.y grant that tihere is noth­ tl :45 Coffee Hour Fellowship Kindergart'en registrations now being accepted ing sacred about continuing }ibra.ry ly, I have :decided to add my two 8 :00 Church Oouncil Meeting WEEKDAY KINDERGARTEN cents' worth. •branch service in "old" Greenbelt, It seems to me that the most provided t!ha.t sound comparison in­ busily travelled part of town hap­ dicates an alllernative reasonably CA United Church of Christ> pens to be the most poorly lighted acceptable site. I »eetton of Greenbelt. Sam Cornelius 1 Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW _!!i,uniday, Jan~1 ary 21, 1965 CITY WAREHOUSE, from p. 1 National Merit Scholarship Bi o Pr fits Lynch Family legislators of city council's a,pprovaJ Volunteers March Fnday you'll like the bank th~t All 1966 gradrates of Hli-g1h Point P ro its for tihis w eek's Bin go at I cl ibotlh programs. The P. G. Ohap­ Many m en will wear badge.3 p ro­ ter [irogMJTl encourages grea ter claiming "Tonight I am a l\i.othor' Senior H igh Sohool who 1\1,ish to the Gree belt Fire Hou.

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G.H.I. from p. 1 'l the vote, O'Relly's motion DIS'fRICT ART STS ag.;r'~ ,proposal, which was pass<>-0 . pa.:.sed. Le?.gue or Women Voters UnderNewManagement 1ce of The parking lot will ,be located b..d­ A welcome note was ~rovi.ded. by Huve you felt tho need for a Claren A. \Veidaiw Alexan­ SHOW AT KLE' 'S jacen• to the GHI office buildings Brea.shears annou.'1.cem,!nt that Gill roun,d-up ,df=UJsio of ~ 11.,any dria has bought the G .?enbelt To­ "'T e World c.f Wi.>~hingto.i. Art." on Ha.ntilton Plac . Interested boat will receive some sizable cash divi­ recent clla11ges and dE:velopmentOration (a fuel oil the county govermMnt? On Tues­ ownership will not be fully con­ supplier). T~C'~ somewhat un­ 2tl summated until Jan. 27. 'l'he new Greenbelt, opened on Monday and Awards day -evening, Jan. t 8:15 p.m. will run tlhroug:!1 Feb. 13. expeclled payments are of the or:der at th.e Pepsi-Cola Builclin" in Chev­ owner, who is married and has fout< The emi.bitio'l includes paintings, Shinderman, :speaking for the P er­ of a thou.sand dollars. erly (just east of Ken'hvorth ave.), daughters, is looking for e. house .sculpture, prinu., dra,ving, ae.-a.mics, sonnel Committee, endorsed the Dr. Thomas C. Ke.,y of 61-E Ridge in the Greenbelt area. Weidaw and photography. The fol:owing manager's recommendations that rd .. Administrative Assistant to the hopes to enlarge the shop's maga_­ .artists a.re reJ;>resented: awards be given to sev-era.l emiploy- Arts and Crafis Gui: d County Oomm:Ssioaers, wi.ll a ddress zine and pocket-book department, Samuel Bookatz, Harold B'rtlgbt. er­ series. The hours of the store will Teruo Hara, Harold Isen, Jacob l\lfossrs. Conwav, Henson, and Miller meeting at the Youth Center next luton in Prince Georges County." remain the same: 7 a .m. until 11 K:i.inen, Richard LaFean, Leonard (respectively GHI ,plumber, electl'ic- Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. A critique p.m., or, as Weidaw d-escribed them, .Maurer, Ed McGowin Harvey ian, w J. aut omotive mechanic), and of members' work is sC!heduled, Sixth Photographic Salon "too early and too late." Moore, Jack Perlmutter, Alexander a::i. extra one-step salary increase to followed by ia discussion of plans Anyone living in the Washington :maintenance supervisor David , jor the coming month. prints must ,be mailed or delivered Russo, S. M. Schonbrunn, Douglas MetroJ;>Olitan Area i:.; eligible to H. Teller, James Twitty, and Mal­ A letter of commendation to M rs. Greenbelt al"' JSt J ack Dillinger, enter the sixth annual Photographic to the Recreation Department by colm Wright. Brubaker, for her good work, was who was among the moving forces Salon, under the sponsorship of the Monday, Feb. 1, at 5 p.m. "We realize art exhibitions by also endorsed. O'Reilly's motion t o in the original formation of the D. C. Recreation Department. Col­ Awards will be $15, first 'Prize; retailers are not unique," said Hen­ o.cccpt these recommendations was Guild, surprised m embers by a,p­ ored s lides and/or black-and-white $10, second; $5, third; and honorable , ry Wolfgang, Managing Director of passed unanimously by the .board. ipearing to conduct their 'bl-weekly !Prints are e.cceptable. All slides and mention. S. Klein's, "but we feel 'The World Other Matten critique several days ago. of Washington Art' is different. Pola.schik's grapmc pho~hs Jim F orbes has 'been providing Public displa,y of their works give of litter on streets and playgroundS, the 'Club with iguidance for the past the artists an OJ;>J;>Ortunity for mass that h e 'h a d taken "on a sunny Au- few month&. l.Ic and Dilll,nger are DISCOUNT exposure. We anticipate that over a gust S unday afternoon," were ,pass- close friends and a ssociates, and quarter of a million people will ed among tihe !boa.rd members. The they :have offered to share the role view their works. It also g,ivcs the pich,ree showed 'lpal'ked trash," ol. guiding the Guild ,by giving alter­ publih Valid tbru Wed., Jan. ,27 (Except Sat., Sun., &; Holldaya) drix, son of Mr. a:nd Mrs. Roy S. money di rectlly to Avrutis. O'Reilly idents by f;!be University ol. Mary­ Hendrix of Jefferson City, Tennes- moved to oontribute $100 directly to land Soll Testing Laboratory in . REGULAR PRICE $1.75 see. Miss Hoffman attended Temple Avrutis, to aid dn this court appeal. College Park. School of Business and is employed Shindemnan felt that though he was For more det:Mlis on taking soil , at the Graduate School of the Uni- In sympathy with this proposal, the samples, as well as to obtain mail­ EVERY CAR SPRAY WAXED ••• versity of Maryland. Her fiance is principle was in doubt. Goug,h spoke ing lmts, conbact t!he icounty's .a senior at the University of Ten- in favor of U as furthering the gen- Cooperative E xtension Service office WHITE WALLS CLEANED • • • • nessee. · eral aims of GHI a nd its resid'e?lt.s. at 627-3-000, ~ 227. FREE EVERY rNTERIOR DEODORIZED """1nnttsMMMMt=n=l~leMnet:1Hc-!t"'ff:1Me

From Greenbelt: Take Beltway to Exit 30 EAST (Defense Highway) to Lanham-Severn Rd. to Discount Car Wu.sh. or: Glenn Dale Rd. to Md. 564 (Lanham-Sever n Rd.) Right to Discount Car Wash. --.- the nearest phone When the Job at hand is a hand­ is a country mile away ! ful, how do you cope with phone calls, too? No problem at all if Annual Membership Meeting an extension is within reach. GREENBELT FED ERAL

A wall phone in the kitchen ls a busy mother's helper. Saves Thursday, January 28, 1965 . 8:00 P.M. steps, time and tempers. And it works round the clock for only Community Room Consumer's Discount Supermarket pennies a day. Reports, Election, Prizes, and Refreshments

M r. Bernard t;,ieeJett ~eaate, Saton 4 1st Anniv. Perm. Specials Think how much easier you'd rest $20.00 Breck now $10.00 at night with a Princesse phone at your bedside. $17 .50 Bonat now $8.50

(Not for Oo.lored H:a.i.r) Miss Norma - Miss Editlh To Serve You The C& P Telephone Company Does it make sense to wait for of Maryland that extension you need? Call Part of the Nationwide Bell Sptta the Telephone Business Office. Ph. 474-4881 Next to Greenbelt Theatre - Greenbelt Shopping Center Pa ge 6 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW 'J'hursruw. J anuary 21, 1965

Pe e

, It takes money to keep our jet pilots patrolling the skies ...• M on~y to let our !5cientists continue their search for answers....

Money to insure that our productive power will thrive. ... M cmey to help eur children learn how to make peace lasti-ng.

Yes, peace costs money. Money for research a.nd schools and military preparedness. Money saved by you to keep our economy stron!' You and your family can be the strongest force of all for peace. Every Savings Bond you buy helps America keep peace in this troubled world. Tmnk it over. Are you buying as many as you m~ht?

Help Streng hen America's Peace Po er

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, __ Tl·GH~ WOODS on -rtRace and Property Values" Thursday~ January 28, at 8 p.m. Greenbelt City ·Council Ro~m, Municipal Building Ti ghe Woods is- a real e;,state broker and appraiser with offices in Washington, D. C., and Harpers Ferry, W. Va. He was formerly Director of Federal Rent Control and Di rector of Price ContrQI. Public Information Meeting auspices of Greenbelt Citizens for Fair Housing (P.O. Box 171, Greenbelt, Md.) P URPOSES OF GREENBELT CITIZENS F OR FAIR HOUSING are as follows (adopted at a membership meeting, October 14, 1963) 1. To promote peaceful community acceptance of m inority g roup families. 2. To s ponsor forums, workshops, neighborhood c off-ees, in o rder to p ro­ vide information a bout the experiences of other ~ mmurcities into Whic:h N egro families have moved for' the fi rst time. 3. To preserve property values by combating rumors, a llaying fears, pr e­ ven ting panic, a nd resist ing block busting sales tactics. t . To p rovide an oplJ<)rtunity for t he exclrange of views and discussions of open housing as it would affect us individua lly if a N egro family moved n ext door. 6. To petition City Counci l and other responsible community leaders to a ddress themselves to the issue of fair housing in Greenbelt. 6. To assist Greenbelt In taking its place willh other communities which !have adopted open !housing policies successfully.

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