Page 4 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW . Thursday, November 14, 1963 P1y lai• for IHI Staff irtenbtlt '< NOW OPEN ••• Vote4 Eff•tive Dec. 1d Phone: GR 4-4881 .,. (bade Wlmllelf7 For your convenience The Greenbelt Hom• IDe. board of cllrectorw voted COI'JICiN'" Open Tues., Wed., Sat. 9 to 8 New Parking Lot In the tiea employees a IOI'ely needed and JoDg a'ftftecl pay mer.. Ill& Thlll'8., Fri. 9 to 9 'l'hunday night The pay hike, which will fatteD ...... ~ rear of Co-op Supenna.rket. .Jltws Btuitw ber 13 pay checb by 8D average ailS tile 1lciMd, perc8at ... CLOSED MONDAYS Space for 120 cars. wu the out,rowth of a nceat 8UrYeY CClllllaet.cl bJ eorpntila management ezpert NatiiUa SbiDdermu. - · , · Volume 27, Number 51 GREENBELT, MARYLAND Permanents $8.50 and Up Thlll'llday, November 21; 1963 Sbfndei'IIWI, wbo bu lhlee be- BONELESS ROUND come a GHI directDr, bad recom- re&IOil for ft. Nllmftl' C.ouncil Handles 2~ Item Agenda, WHAT GOES ON mendecl tbe euti~-Ji¥ lltraGtuN of.. __!_Qefem!4 .ICtlaD ~__L_:ncll!l!t­ 'lbahctay, N~ !1, 7:SO p.m. the corporation be revamped illont 1DeJ1C1at1on 'to hire AD ...... f!w Haryland Deer Hunters Informa­ linea almilar to that of the Federal a.alltant. Kaaapr Bzube&n cJe.. c tion alnlc, Youth Center government. clared that be · needed GREENBELT BARBER SHOP Approves Zoning FJr Offices a1tbouch lb. Friday, Nowrnber !!, 8 p.m. The increase will brm. GHI wa- help badly, he felt tile pay b-e for 141 Centerway by Charles T. McDcmald Men's Basketball Lea&'Ue a well attended meeting on Monday, November 18, Green­ gea tc:i a level comparable to that of GHI emplOJM* WU tar more ba­ Near Post Office and Co-op ~ 8:80, Duplicate Bridge, Hospital· ted portant at thl.l time, and llllld be STEAK eral workers In lfmllar pay could get aJc)q without an aalltant belt C1ty Council ~andled a 22-item agenda and adjourned at 11:15 ity Room grades after they have received the for a wblle. Prompt, Courteou:;; Hours: Mon., Thurs., Fri. 8:30-6:30 p.m. At the meetmg Council heard from three recently organized Sunday, N~ber U, '!-6 p.m. and efficient Saturday 8 - 66 groups, the Greenbelt Civic Association, Inc., the Greenbelt Citi­ Open House, St. Hugh's Church second increment of the 1982 pay 4• Voted an aceptloD Ia tbe.- lb. JfC raise on January 1, 198f. of a handicapPed member who Barbers SIRLOIN STEAK zens for Fair Housing and the Green~lt Library Association. Monday, Nowmber 211, 8:80 p.m. The Greenbelt Civic ASIIociation, City Council Special Meeting on Included In the reeolution .adop- want. to wire a rental garap for Free P8l'king - Front and rear. Tall End Inc. was not represented at the meeting. Councilman Cliff Simon­ Planning - ueommunlty Goals" ted by the board are chance- in electric power·and Upta. Tbe per­ You cannot please everyone but we try. Porterhouse or T-Bone Steak JWmoved lb. 89C meeting but had sent a letter to son attempted to have Council set 8:44 Lions Club Dinner Meeting, pay schedules aa set forth in the mlmlion wu sranted In order that City Council recommending a num­ up an early special meeting for American Legion Hall Shinderman report. Under the re- the pei'IOD in question. ml&:bt u. Mike Farley - Manager ber of changes in the manner ln the discussion of the library site Tuesday, November 28, 8 p.m. adjustment, so-called· "blue-collar" the space for nbabrutation and which zoning problems are handled but because of the many commit­ Toastmasters Club, Hospitality workers pay rates will be made to training purpo~~e~. However, the ( by the Maryiand-Natlonal Capital ments of the Council members the Room correspond more closely to those board stipulated the garage muat BONELESS RUMP or Park and Planning Commission and subject was carried over until next of government wage board employ-· be restored to Ita former statu at LOCAL & LONG DISTANCE the County Commislsoners. The meeting. WMA Bus Will Malee ees. Clerical and other GHI staff the end of a year. It a1Jo ruled sub;iect was placed on the agenda Bus Service ratings pay wlii coincide with e- the occupant 1a forbidden to con- ROAST lb. for the next Council meeting, De­ The WMA Bus Service scheduled 20 Smps in Greenbelt quivalent GS ratings. duct any sort of busluea from that SIRLOIN TIP A last-nunute revJBed WMA bus During discussion on the resolu- location. cember 2, in order to give members to start In Greenbelt next Monday, 8Chedule, adding 9 nnt11 to NASA tion, the only opposition came from -~~ of the Civic Association and other November 25, came up for discus­ "' interested citizens an opportunity sion with the members of Council and reducing the nms to Beltway board members Bill Helm and Joe \Vashington State, Indian River 8 in each cello ' .. ~ Plaza, has been Issued and Is print- Cherry, who argued enactment of Local Man Revealed OVING Double Delicious 2 Ibs. of being present when the subject expressing their concern for stu­ HOUSEHOLD, PIANOS, OFFICE FURNITURE is discussed by Council. Mayor dents at the University of Mary- "tl on Page 8. Residenl8 are cau- the wage boost should be held up Fruit Baskets ~!-! As Silent Film Star _.:;;. Smith pointed out that the letter land since the bus now only goes tioned to note sign on oo- since pending discussion of the 198f bud­ Small Medimn Large followed the recommendations of to the Beltway Plaza, the problem they will be headed in &arne direc- get. · Greenbelter RUUeD Grlllln, a PICIIIG • SHIPPIIG - CRA niG - STORIIG 39c Seedless C former child star' of lllent films Apples the P.G. Municipal League's Pro­ of domestic help coming into tion whether going toward NASA Helm noted the government pay A Satisfactory ~rvice Performed by Clean Courteous $7,49 $9.99 gram which will be acted on at the Greenbelt with no connections at or downtown/Beltway Plaza. raise waa not effective until January is scheduled to be Interviewed next "MIX or MATCH" Gnpefruit 45 $4.99 week on radio station WWDC In meeting of the League on Thurs­ Branchville, and the price of The new WMA bus service, which 1, and felt the wage Increase should Competent Men With Years of Experience ~ Waahlqton. · day November 21 and the Council school children fares, particularly bP3ins this Mondiiy, wlii make 20 be held In abeyance . unW then. will be better prepared to discuss those attending Junior High School. stops at points within lhe city dilr~ . At the 8ame tfnie, lie said · the "Grift,"··u ~ta imowll--to-llla­ BRYAN 18 ••.•,( the recommendation after that A report waa reques~ed from the I~ all Its runs, according to a board could · determine whetheror IIIIUI,!_ f~ Jam. ....~ .. to pkg. . i meeting. manager. revised routing announced this not suftlclent funcfll should be in­ the lntervlew wblcb will take place MOVING &STORAGE Quick Quaker Oats ·, ... at 10 :SO p.m. Ntm!lllber 29 on U1e The Greenbelt Citizens for Fair As a carryover from a previous week by WMA officials. The bus, eluded In 'the new budget to pay .,1 Steve Alltaoa lblnr. . :¥.1 Houalng were well represented at meeting, the subject of a paid fire­ originally scheduled to make a the additional ·coit of the raise. A steaming cup Grl11lll for JNI'I.JIIUI8II!d to lreep 't'' the meeting, with Jan Turklewicz man was removed from the table.­ loop around the North End, will Manag.emeut eatlmab!e that tbe of hot coooo 1 lb. bill childhood mom. ltardollll a on a cold as the spokesman presenting a pe­ After conalderable discussion it now circle the community com- annual ~t of the ratae will be pkg. secret unW the. UP-ranee " o1 Hershey's Cocoa morning tition to City Council to establish waa decided that Council should pletely, except for the sections of about $10,000. 49C laat SunclaT• Wulllqtoa 8W a Greenbelt Human Relations Ad­ await an expreision from the mem­ town we.t of Southway and west Shlnderman · prote.ted any fur- GR 4·5221 maaulne .-ctlcm,,, _AD ~ In visory Boad. The stated objective bership of G~V.F.D. & R.S. before of Hillside. ther delay in puttln• through the Co-op Medium the IIIIIIUine GJI(IIIId 111a weD-Itept . No Job Too Large Or Too Small Is to insure that a transition to in­ taking any action and the subject Temporarily until the road con- pay refoi'IDI, and .ate!, It muat be III!Clll\!t. . . .. Grade "A" te&'rated houaln&' In Greenbelt will was again tabled. struction is completed the bua will paid for regardleu of bud&'etary Ru.ell appeaftil ill IIIUIJ' llleftt COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND Fresh Eggs U.S.D.A. doz. 39C be aa smooth 11.nd peaceful aa pos­ City council accepted the recom­ make only one stop at Springhill consideration.. He cited the mana­ ill 201 .did llble•. This •ubJect waa placed on mendations of the Advisory Plan­ Lake Apartments. This will be gera' problem in hlrm. auftlclent "lUcke~ the late ud the agenda for the next City Coun­ ning BOard that the ·several items on· Sprl!'lf.bill Drive betWeen Ed- numbera of competent employees • two-:vear .u.tch. Gil ~ cil meeting, with the City Manager In report #34, having to. do wtih monston Road and the Recreation because of the present low wage in a Jona·run pJa,y - "Stnet scene." Instructed to prepare a resolution land within the boundaries of Building at the exit to the park- scale. He declared only Immediate · .. 1liiB career ran from Wui!T an the establishment of a Human Greenbelt, I.e. Smith and Ewing ing lot. enactment of the new pay schedule thru the carl)' teelll and l!lldecl Relations Advisory Board for later property, should be denied for The first stop in Greenbelt in- could put GHI In a favorable com­ when hla father decreed a normal discussion by City Council and all apartment zoning. In the discus­ bound will be at the 9 court of petitive position In local labor mar- childhood waa bet~r for the youngs­ interested citizens. sion of the remainder of the 46 Southway, then Southway and keta. ter than the glamoroua life of a petitions covered by report 34, movie star. Prof~ OIBcea # Ridge, Southway and Crescent, and Others on the board were over­ Council decided to await the re­ Crescent and Gardenway, which whelmlngly In favor of immediate By the time talldea came along. Councilman Dave Champion RU18ell waa In the U. S. Navy, mov.ed to recommend approval of port of the MNCP & PC on area 18 wil be a layover point. , paaaage so employees could benefit where be •pent 10me 20 years. Laat VETERAN'S LIQUORS zoning for prof!'ulonal offices, as before taking any action. A motion The bus will then stop at the M from the pay ra1ae before Cbrlat­ January he retired with the rank recommended by the statf of MNC­ that proposed denial of all the court of Crescent, Crescent and mas. It carried eaally over the ob­ petitions was tabled. Eastway, Crescent and Hillside, jections 11nd wiU become effective of Chief Petty Oftlcer. He Ia pre­ 11630 Baltimore Blvd. Beltsville, Md. PPC for the Martin property be­ sently employed at the Pentqon tween Kenilworth and Edmonston A letter from the local D.A.V. th~>n turn up Hillside, stopping at December lat. · requested the use of the Greenbelt Northway and then at Hillside and Medical Ofnlc In the oftlce of public Information. Roads. The owne~ had petitioned Athletic Club for the D.A.V. club· Laurel Hill. After turning up In answer to a query on the eta- Grlftln lives at 18 M Ridge with We Deliver Phone 474 - 1000 for Industrial zoning. lt residents for the )l811t 211 yean, Champagne or Sparkling Burgandy $1.99 Fifth or 2 for $3.78 miuion had presented an overall encroached on the strip of land The entire circling of the city Is In this connection, the board voted 18 now the Conaumera Dlacount &onlng plan for Greenbelt. owned by the city which lies be­ ('Xpected to take about five minu- a sum of $100.00 for out-of-pocket ~upermarket, accordlq to an an· tween the water and the aub-dlvi­ tea plus about four mlnutea at expenaea Incurred by committee nouncement lulled last week by The Greenbelt Library Board slon property. A atudy Ia beln~r the layover point at Crescent and membel'll In pursulq ~ and oth· Benjamin Roaenawetr, prelldent at Wines Imported from All over the World $.97 Fifth and up had planned to present a petition made to determine the extent and Gardenway. WMA bus atop signa er work. The $100.00 waa In addition Greenbelt Consumer Senrlee• requeatlnr Cl ty Council to arran"' value of the dama~re to city-owned have been placed at the .tops a- to $211.00 that bad Alree.dy been al- (GC8). for the purchaae · of a 71100 aquare property. All pJ'®"rtY ownera round the city. The WMA bua located for thl• purpose. The new policy will f...Wre u­ Nationally ~own Brands of Wine $1.19 1/2 Gal. and up. feet parcel of land In the Centv a!:>n; the Lake have IM!en caution­ seen around town thla week Is a In other actiona, the board: ten•Ive dlecount priceL ~· adjacent to the Poat Oftlee u a ed apb111t traJIIII'reUinr; on city ~ubstitute for tlfe city bua, which 1. Continued the term of Hyatu- -•II atated that the of new library lite, however, the croup ro-rh.- property. recently broke down v!lle attorney Albert Glnaberw u priCPII Ia befq ean1ed OUt ~in lift 'beeame the victim of City Coun­ REPEAT BY POPULAR DEMAND New roacfll In the Sprlnc Hili corporation coullllel for IUiothe of tradinll' •tampe. coupona or oth­ cll'a determination to adjoum the lAke · deftlopment were ac~ Next Weel'sNews Review year. Hla appointment· wu '&bou er promotional ~" aeetJq at 11 p.m. Thl• action wu Blends Genuine Slow Mash by rHOlution into the citya in­ To 8e Delivered Wed. to expire. taken at the openlq of the meet­ ventory, which means that the The News Review will be de­ 2. Reaftlrmed Ita policy With re Millikan to Addreu Uons FuU-Bodied Kentucky Straight Ina to permit Mayor Smith to le&Wf city will receive additionAl 'State l!vered on Wednelldll,)' of next apect to con•ervlnc one of GHI'• Mr. H. A. "Bud" Millikan, bead for Sall1bury, Maryland, to attend l'e'l'enue under the atreet mlleac.. BOURBONS GINS - CORDIALS week due to the Thankaaivlng llnNt suet. - Ita treM. The board baaketball coub at the Unlve~ BOURBON the funeral of bill aliter on TuN- prorram. holiday. The oftlce will be op­ denied a petitioner'• ~ueat to day. The ordinance which establiahN of Maryland. will ~ to the en Monday evenlnc. November remove a Jure oak from ht. yard, Greenbelt I.Jo1111 Club at their DGt TIME HONORED FORMULA The library Item bad been IIChe­ reiUiation• under which •treeta MIX OR MATCH ~ Instead of T'ueaday. All co­ even at hla own expenae. Inapee­ clulecl on the arenda u item No. 21 and roacfll muat be conatructed waa rqularly scheduled dinner meet· py •hould be dellvered by 0:30 tlon by a GHI expert eatabiWled lq, Monday, November 211, l:+t Charcoal Filtered to permit aome members of the amended to conform to the P. G. p.m. Monday. that the tree Ia healthy, po.ee no p.m.. American LeJ!on Home. library Board to llttend lUI earlier IPI!elfteatiOIIII. DANIEL STEW AR hazard and there I• no juatUiable "Bud'• topic wiD be "Pro.peeta $3.49 Fifth or 3 for $10.00 up for the INI-M Univerwity of Kar,.­ .... $4.84 land Buketball Team. Special Meeting NOTICE Delivery Boys Needecl 1/2 Gallon The public I• invited at 7:115 p.m. Vets Spec. $3.79 or 3 for $11.00 The Circulation Department of A SPECIAL MEETING of the City Council ol Greenbelt, Discontinuation of Bus Service FULL QUARTS GIN Exclusive at VETS only Thr City of Greenbelt bus service operated between the City of the Newa Rev!- I• lltlll aecttptlnc leolucky Whiskey A Blelll !Maryland, hu been called for Monday, November 2:1, 1963, at Gl'l'enbelt and Route U.S. # t in Collere Park, Maryland. will be dla­ appUcaUon. of boYI who wllb Jl contlnul'd upon completion of ..ervlce on Saturday, Nov.,mber 23, 1963. paylq job aa aubstitute delivery 8:30P.M. In the City offtces to consider the Advisory Planning On Monday, Novembf>r 25, 1983, W.M.A, Transit Company w!ll !nltlllte boya on Thunday evenlnp. Bo711 Bartoas Resene 3.59 quart WHISKEY, GIN, VODKA Board's Recommen~ed "C~mmunlty Goals" and to hear cltl­ bus service between WRshlngton, D. C. 'and the City of Greenbelt and ttom the North End are e~peelaiJ7 within the City. SchPdulea and other lntormatlon mav be obtained needed. Ap 11 and over Ia pre­ r.en'a comments on thla matter. The recommended "Commun­ from W.M.A. Tmnalt Co. lmes K. Gdse, To the Editor: uhl"h•-d ~'Wry Thursday by .rath·p Publishing Assn., Inc. by Ri<'hard Stevenson has reported that an incident re­ I wish to express my deepest ap­ News Review Begins 27th Year Tonight, Thursday, November N)w Zoning Policies· lirt"t"nbelt, :\Iuyland cently occurred in which a proper­ preciation to Gury Mankt4ish, 53-Q The Greenbelt Civic Aslociation 21st, the Maryland Deer Hunters Revised Ill Weekly Sc~ed1fe D~lh-ert"t) e!K'h "-eek to en'ry hornt' in Grl'<'ll!x>lt ty owner cut and removed trees Ridge, son of my neig!)bor, who Thi8 week the Greenbelt News Review i8 celebrating its 26th at its meeting of November 7 ap­ Editor: · ·' Information Clinic for 1963 wlll be and shruba on adjacent city prop­ found my lost wall~t.-{t's 80 nice anniversary. The first i8sue of 1the newspaper appeared on No­ proved a letter to be forwarded to A1180<'1att'l 1-~dltor: &mict" Kastn.. r, 47!-71~9 ,.,., 1,,. ·. held at the Youth Center, 7:30 p.m. erty Without obtaining city per­ living next door ta'Such a fine young vember 24, 1937 and it has been publi8hed continuously every the Mayor and City Council of 4rriYe . EDITORIAL STAFF I ,, . " The program is BpOIUIOred by the mission. man. week since then as a volunteer non-profit .effort. For· the benefit Greenbelt, urging' those omclala to lUll " JiW ~ita Fiaher, Russell Greenbaum, Bess Halperin, Katherine Gough, Sid Prince Georges County Recreation h.. Ordinance No. 1114 provides that: Mrs. H. Daniels of. the many newcomers to Greenbelt in the 7XI8t year, «~e are recommend to. the County Com· Kastner, Thea. Lovell, Charles T. 1\(cDonald, Robert Philleo, AI Skolnik, Department, Maryland Game and . 8:46am 7:13am• ?:311pm Elaine Skolnik, Mary Smith, Marpret Thompson, Mary Louise Wllliam­ "No person may Injure, deface, 113-R Bldp missioners the adoption of revlaed Inland Fish Commission, National . publishing .below exc~~ from a history of the newspaper writ­ t 7:20 7:48 8:13• .son, Claude Wimberly, and Harry Zubkoff. disturb or befoul any part of a procedures on zp.nlng. · The_ pro­ 7:48am 7:112 Ril•! Association, Berwyn Rod and carried free of charge and extra t~ upon t~ occfJsion of its 25th an..;,;n~i_uer~sa_ry~. ----~-- 8:20 1:46 Business Manager: Adele Mund park or playground or public park­ posals supported by the Civic As­ 8:47 8:G3 9:21 Gun Club and Greenbelt Recreation bundles or luggage are 10c each. Stx weeks after the first. re.il· otfset process (from · &ptember Circulation Manager: Victor M. Fisher, GR 4-6787 Ing area or any building, sign, sociation are based on recommen­ 10:30 10:411 . 11:02 Dep~~rtment. There will be a Interstate rates are .110 for ftrst ~ta of Greenbelt qnpacked. their to· August ll4l and . from Staff PhotO&"rapher: George Hall equipment or other public property 1938 dations by ' · the · Prince Georges 11:112 11:118 . . 12:13 BOARD OF DIBEC'l'OBS safety hunting film with a d~mons­ mile with each additional halt mUe ll®aehold belonglnP, the town bad December l960 to_ May 11162), A 12:40pm 12:48_pm 1:01pm therein. No penon may remove or &. Dew&Pilper. Rec:Qgnl.zlng the. im• · Countr Mlinlelpal Aaaoclatlon. .. Pres., AI Skolnik; Vice Pres, Bernice Kastner; Seey., Russ Greenbaum; tration by the Berwyn Rod und destroy any tree, llower, fern, shrub, .20. Interstate party rates are .110 1:38 1:42 1:117 1:H· mediate nee4 .for a miwa medium, plloto-o1faet method · which ' re- The civic rr!>UP a~~ked. that.. the 3:11 3:i'l: . Treas., Bess Halperin and Mary Smith Gun Club and the National Rille rock or other plant or mineral for llrst mile plus 20 cents for each produces the _paper pbotographlcally 1:32 -1:41 llf-'ILS SUBScRIPTION RATE: $2.00 per year: ($4.00 out of Greenbelt>. Association. :Maryland Game and additional passenger over one. the ftrst famlllet~ formed on Novcm- has llne,itclal advantages over County Coin"iJljilsoners bold ionlllg 4:38 4:48 II:U .. 1:38pm ,\d·~rtlslng and news articles may be sullmltted by mall ntPl". Plavers' eligibility, rules sions. Also, many properties bor­ Poole said. ~ .. JLA.&A. By Rita Fi•her Involved, the Park and Plazmlq ...... and League franchise will be dis­ ten, to print the news accurately An Important development In the Xt•ws Review on November 14. It der wooded land owned by privat<' ---rn;; ·aRE'E'N'B.Eilr-- eomnllulon and the ·re&.ona why 1:17am 8:41am .... i''1r' city council at a special cus~ed. .and reJUiarly, to melee Ita paces,an history Qt. the ne~r was- the was stated that the Springhill Lake owners or G. H. I. In no case should coM:\tl!Nin· CHURCH the County · Colllllll8aioners toOk 8:27am 1:112 7:11 l''<'"ting on Tuesday. NovPmber 12. .-\.11 boys interl•sted in joining an open forwn for civic a1falra, to de­ decision to dellv11r ~ ~ 8':44 7:09 Citizens Association "represents trees and shrubs be removed with­ RP\'. Kt'nnPth Wyatt, Minister their action, 7:11 ·7:43am un:tnimously approved the recom­ Intermur<1l Basketball Leagues. velop a. statf 11! .volunteer writers, tree a( cbarp . to every home In 7:46 8:10 8:23am S:U th._. 1.500 occupants" of the Spring­ out obtaining the owners permis- FridHy: 4:00, Hi J's, Social The Civic ABioclatlon al10 i:U mendations of city manager James sign up at the Youth Center after and to create a "good neighbor" town, bertnninl with the laaue o! •ur· t:u t:IIS hill Lake area. This is not true. sion. psted that the zonlnr applleant, Giese and the Recreation Advisory school. Hall. apirlt, promote frlendrhlp, ·advance September T, 1N9. The kddltional 11:10 11:27 ll:ai ii:48 The Springhill Lake Citizens' As­ The city will cooperate with SUNDAY: !0:45a.m. Thanks­ after rejection, be restrained from Board concerning the reconstruc­ New Elementary Roller Skating the common rood, and develop a co1t of local dlltrlbution. wu IIIIILll, ·=· 12:111pm 12:21pm l2:3epm sociation, at the present time, homeow"ners in any efforts on their giving Family Service with Mr. reilllnr "In an unreasonably ebort tion of the swimming pool. The time: Monday - first graders 3 "Greenbelt phlklloph)' of life." tbla 1:08 1:20 1:30 represents only the approximately part to beautify their proparties and radical change of ROlley 2:25pm engineering firm of Greenborne and 4:15-Wednesday - 2nd, 3rd and Wyatt preaching. Church Theee prlnclplea stiD rulde the period of time." nt, of Suburban Trust Com­ •flldAI ...... aon-p&r\llan lft poUUu1 M4 teo,.. by councilmen regarding his opin­ The annual Thanksgiving Cloth­ THANKSGIVING DAY SERVICE 10 A.M. Any reBidents desiring · to work pany, announce that checks total­ \lft]f •••Pf!l· Ion on moving the walls, shallowing in!! Drive of the metropolitan aren The t11Urt1 •\atlon, bf _, ot .,_. with the committee on City Zon­ ing $1,961,1101- will be mailed to ,....uon, hM ..,.,. N•D ope,.uq (or &. 1 \.a nnt ""'un tM tlab ~u the p~sent deep end to five feet, Lutheran churches for Lutheran •n•nl· 4Q1. TM• Will &110 be l'lm tpoMor Ur.e or.·en~U ·c')CipeW'\or ..S.&a ing Problems, particularly with GREENBELT BAPTIST CHURCH aoool"'tlnt \.0 \he ooo~~tNth• pr~ndpl .. , Ul'e ,...btMOI ot Dn.... lt. C'-.n 17,660 members of the 1963 Christ­ tM and the Clothing will be received at any ~AUUUU~UU~UQ~UWWUQWQU~U~UU~I HOpvatlY8lJ,. Tfll"lu~deote4thttoll~ .. ot· the· Greenbelt Lake, should call 1963. of the local neighborhood churches .tlo\nn Lou). • .._...,,,...,,_,,. Mr. James Fritz, 474-6423. use of gunnlte or poured 'toncrete wuu ...... Pool•. "'" ,...... \. This disbursement r._.~rcsents on Nov. 26 and Dec. 1. For tiw to line the pools. It was decided (OOftott.....t..a,.,....,..) that, In these three areas, the dt'- the largest amount distributed to other than these deBignated dates MOWATT MEMORJAL METHODIST CHURCH Cloverbud, 4H News the greatest number of Christmas Invite. you to . · signers would be expected to sub­ the churches may be contacted VOLUME 1, NUMBER 1 by lJnda Sbnonson mit alternate plans. Club members by any bank in the direct!~ for additional reception CHURCH SCHOOL ···········-···-······ ...... 9:30 a.m. 4-H Achievement Night is held suburban Washington area. hours. WORSHIP SERVICE ...... 11 :00 a.m. Sharf was instructed by council motives and actions of the . pres­ which could be used aa P.vldence of in recognition of all outstanding Nllr'llery Provldel Lyle E. Harper, paatot ent Greenbelt Nt'IW!I Review, the 4-H'ers. This year Achievement to draw up the plans calling for: at Service GR. 4-'l'!!IS the value of advertisinl!' In the a separate diving tank, larger deck direct descendant or" the Greenbelt paper. The Idea clicked. Green­ Night was held on Saturday, No­ and sunbath areas with the entire (Joopemtor. The name... was changed belt Consumer Services immediate­ vember 16, in Forestville. Seven deck, being replaced. bathhouse to This Sunday November 24, 1963 in September 19M In order to CIIU­ ly discontinued Its practicr of ad­ Cloverbud club members attended be built of brick facing on cinder­ Ify the lndepenaent atatUB of the vertising by circular and put the the banquet and program along HOLY CROSS LUTHERAN CHURCH paper. The Journalistic Club lasteOOI' in th!s area .No Service., 8800 48th Avenue, College Park,. Md. culation. week for a quarter of lt nt the time) made apace avall­ Jtovrew resorted to a houae-to­ Inc. rthorni I'~nntist Theoi<'IJII'ftl 8f,mlnary was aided by 126 voluntM'r court other obllcations of the city. Cotlncil meet the costs of paper, Ink, 1\hd the puprr relmbursln~ the cor­ ('hlrn.ro, Illinois, 1\[ny IR, ln1ll collectors, the drlv" nett..d over directed the manager to inform .tt-ncils, a charge of ftce cents per porntlon for out-of-pocket """"!'M"•· ~-- ~~~ -~ ServPd Sout hPrn Bapt iHt. Churcht•s for 171 years $1,1100. It proved such an unquali­ ·Oonri'Mtlonal tt>prc!M'ntatlves that ...... 12 oopy wao made, bf,ginnlng with the The sta1f Ia made up f'SIIentlnlly It opposee a stipulation that would in Illinois, Virginia and Maryland laue of January 11, 1938. Dlatrlbu­ fied aucceq that It """• renewed of volunteer workers, althouf:"h apln the following year. The prohllllt local govt>mments In tJu.> ATTN: Springhill Lake Residents I!Alroln'll Holy Wu>Nt lbptl""' n<-<'or.1h'll" I<> i\1'1:1! 2:4 tlon wu tumt!d over to the Boy Iince March 19117, th!! govt!mlng yield from thl!lll! drlvH hilS lx-e'l Wuhlngton MPtropolitan area from The Greenbelt l\Tew,.' Re1•icw is now bl'ing- delivered to your F"hnm.ry 27. 1!18?. In ltnltlmor11. Mel. Scout troop, which wu allowed body hu Ruthorlzed, whf'n ftnnnces recelvlil,c Fedenll funda from thr door an a regular basis . .llj"orman Weston, Apt. 30:l, lil44 Spring­ ln n Smrtlwrn Hn1>lll'lt l"iHMOIIlltf<'- to rrlnin two cents tor e&ch paper sulllclent to make othf!r drivu un­ permit, the pllyrnent of nominal necellllllry alnce 11160. Open Space Land Grant Program. hill Drive is the New11 Review repre11entatiw in Springhill Lak" llomP of Mr. & 1\INJ. Frnnl< n ..wning 10ld. amounts to the editorial stalf and Ptwldenl Iaaedy p..,. a ,.."" weJe- to RoW.Ie and 1:-n. (Th.la . .i'ederal program contributes for circulation and delivery. If you do not g-l't your papl'r, call Evangeli:dng for Church of God sine~ Sl'pt. 3, 1962 Durlnr most of ib llte-tlmf', M The N"WS Rftvt- hu had flf'!l­ columnlata. Att8ftn!l' tn .,, bur­ Whhaker, 1181loaal poeter rlalldnmfor Mutalar J)yatroph)' A-s. !10 to 10 pervent of the total lj.C(Jui­ atlono of Al8el'b, balala ollee at the "1VIolte a...-la a ...... __, him at 474-1076. News itt>ms and classified ads can also be left Or nr lloo. Nov. 4, 11162 ~tt Rt prl'llent. the newspaper hl\8 used enll homea alnce ita Inception. From. denlome nature of thl! edltor'a job. .tUon Oe.t for new park land and NnUon-al (~hu,...h or ll<>d, Wuhinl[l:on, H. (). thP lrttrrprell8 mPthod In printing. Ita lleCOnti-Ooor quarters In the Jetter to tlte ehlld.-. w1a- home lola Ond-d, Olaie, doe 1redo at that addre88. th!! N""" ~vi- hP• hn. PASTOR DONALDS. RICE Phone 474-24R2 For short periods or time, the pa­ commereilll center, th.. paper has changes In edlton during 111 26- thattht~ rntr•rlnr yoanpten 'Would rnourt~the ...,.,_of tloellf.,..,J. per experimentrd with the photo moved to a succNtsive number of yenr history. for Mu1calor Dy.,ropla,-, no• nuder war lhtoqhoat tloe _..,.• Page~ Thursday, November 21, 1963 GRRENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, November 21, 1963 til!IINBl!LT NEWS RJDV1EW prccceding Christmas. BusincSB 0 1 Instrudion Given For mailers should utilize the NIMS Police Work Load Increased 1 concept and deposit mail early in In a summary of calls and com­ ~·N'! !~ !u~!~ !. ~~~!~~~!" ~ ~- Xmas Mailing the day. Business firms should plaints recently completed by Pollee use the new air mall separation Gift Parcdll Chlef O'Brien, facts and ftcures ~n~~u~~ ~~:~~~m~~~~~ ~et~~t~d~~;>' p~=g g:r.rdwl~ ~~~!~ bind If they have substantial out­ All gift parcels should be mailed indicate the increasing need for a n,.__ _!!_ a special meeUng of the council this Mon-'•u No--ber -) going air mall volume. ...,.__,_.of the Omununity _,, ·~ ""· for dl.stant states before or during larger pollee force. There has been the week of December !·7 to IIUiure ~ 8tampa ~ ~ Preserve Greenbelt .., a reeldentlal CODlmunlty. a tremendoua Increase ot auto ac­ 0 delivery before Cbrbtmas. Gift It l.s sugcested that busfneaaea cident. on Greenbelt Road and In llla.lntaln and develop a community that provtcte. modem, parcels for local and nearby areas and mailers who do not have post­ convenient Uvin1. the parkin( lot of the S. Klein ahould be mailed not later than are meters 1111e precanceled StamJII lltore. An lncNUe In larceny IDcl· 3. To Preterve Greenbelt u a CODlDlunlty that elllphaalsee 111oral Deeember 14. for £be mallln1 ot third clul dent. Ia a~~GWn with the bulk of the ctbaracur, educatJo11, and wholetODle environ111et1t tor the bet erment ot all Greeelq<:wa calendars or other tea10nal adver­ otrencn occurring In the Kleln'a Ouetlnc earda for clhitMd l&:atM U.Inl. t. To provide COIDIDunlty tacUitJes, ~rvfces. and actJ vi tie~ that will parldac- lot. A eummaiJ .of ·­ ehould be mailed not tater• than ot the September to Oetobu eo=· .;.. · and develop a wholeaome, •fe. and healthy environ- Aa the put, It Ia that =~~taln o-aber 10 and those tor · local In request··:! parlson report foiJon.: delivery not later than n-uber greetJn1 cardl be aeparated Into ~rcen:r eoJDplaJntl; a S. To Provide CODlDlunlty facilities, service~, Ud actlvitlea that pro­ 14. 'J1Iere wlll be DO dellVWJ of local and out of town bundle~. vide the best environment In which cblldren can develop into eant. -.ad IeMen Labels for th11 purpot(' ah4ll be Calla IUIIW'ered m commendable citilenL ~ other lhan ..,edal deiJ\Wf on Vbriatn.. distributed by letter carriers. star Non-traftlc arrest~~ II 11 l To maintain and develop the type of housing and community Day. route. and rural carrien to ali Response to accidents li 14 aerYieea and facilities that will encoura~ active partlclpatJon 1n OreetJnr cards prepared at the patrons on their rouUL A IIDI&II 1 Animal complaints 42 ~ c vic alfalrs and community actlvltiea. first claas rate may be aealed and •upply of tbeae forms will 1M' re­ Disorderly per10ns 11 7. To preserve and develop to the maximum Individually-owned contain writen m~es and will tained by carrien for subaequent home• or apartments rather than renta!L be given priority of dispatch and reque~~ta by patrons. .Aast. IP dl rectlnc tra1Bc at a To preserve the tradition of the Center ... tha focal point for delivery and forwardlnc. Flnt Air Mail Separation Balul ftrea 10 13 w__ .. community Interest. BBSembly. and activities. class mall a!Bo Ia returned to send­ ..._ U1111 Bustn.a llrmw-· with aubatnctllll Loat or mltslnc periOM 12 1.5 er at no additional coat If the mall you'd fritter &lfl9 outgolnc mall will be supplied with Parkin( complaints 20 21 money 9. ' ' . ~ To develop the undeveloped land ao that the ultimate popula­ Is undeliverable provided the re­ thlll Important new Item. vandallalll complaint. 11 ~ i ,· tion of the city will not exceed turn address Ia shown on the en- .{ . velope. , A~ Mail Juvenile complaJntll 19 41 10. To preserve as much of the natural ~~; ~-~lble by achiev­ It Is YerY important that all fill Special Delivery will be deliver­ that you pleue eut out thi1 article ed on the day ot arrival at deati­ 23. To maintain and improve programa tor peat ~ntrol and aave It 10 aa to help you with nation up to the limits of local 24. To maintain and Institute controls over air waur · and stream your Christmas mailln1. pollution. ' night delivery times. Also special 25. To prevent sewerage disposal except throuch th w h delivery will be delivered on Christ­ Suburban Sanitary Commlu!on's IY8telh. e _,BJJ lngton mas Da;r. and on Sundays. Specl-.1 , Trame lllld s.tety handling &· tran•tidned ·add 'hand- ' .. 26. To improve the circulation on exlttlng roadways and to Insure led In transit along with ilnt ciBBS the provlalon of tratllc arteriea that do not burden the eltl tl and other preferential mall. All Una ol fftJUrance roadway 1Y8tem. a ng Air Mall 27. To Insure adequate appropriate parking In residential areas To ret better and quicker serv­ .•i.. with 28. To preserve and develop adequate walkwa11 for pedestrian~ Ice on parcebi and greeting card• Peraona! Service 29. To preserve and develop adequate pollee and fire protection and to distant points, Air Mall should emergency rescue facilities. be used, especially during the week II.ALTOIIS at our local o1IJce ~on 30. To preserve and develop adequate educational 1151 CZNTBBWAT facll!tles for all ages from nursery through adult levels. AAA OfFers Advice GBBBNBBLT, liD. 31. To develop adequate library facllltiea What's the most dreadful sound NATIONWIDE Reeft.atlon · 3:1. on a cold mominc? To motorists Gll&Dite 4·11700 To preserve, to acquire, to develop, and to llla.lntatn ad uate It Ia that •low, grinding moan of park and recreation areas and facllltlea. eq an automobile starter on itS last INSURANa 33. To provide adequate recreational Procram• for all ages dying gasp. ' 34. To preserve Greenbelt Lake and Is continguous area 1~ lb na­ tural state and beauty. This was the dlscourarlng sound LAKEWOOD that greeted thousands of area 3~. To acquire the land surrounding Greenbelt Lake (except the mot ~su1:;linf' riPd high school srn!nr or _,;(rq•)ui\IP Guard, Washington. D. C. 20226. that contains nn anti-freeze Rddl­ """"" om.­ tlve ... and k""p your tlmk filled ('nluruhou. Ohio nt nil limes. • UsP n !ig-htPr-grndl' motor nil ~- -... --..., -...... , __. """"'-.. _.. _ ..._ It will mnk<' the enzlnP turn over Greenbelt Arts & Crafts Guild fnstr>r on n rold mornln~ nnci ff'­ U.S. SAVINGS BONDS 1 d!ll'" '11• ~~ r:tln nn your bnttrry. When You Need Money • Makt• !-'lUff' thnt :·l'l'lr .,nti-frPP7.P Buy them where you work or bank iA up nnd strong f'nou~h to kf'f'Jl see your HOLIDAY SHOW your C'A.r from frPPZfn~-1111. Mr. VIverette aiRo ndvls<'d motor GREENBELT FEDERAL ALL ITEMS FOR SALE IRt~ not to for~f't to hnvf' tlw C'Hr'.q rxhnu~l MV~trm chrrkrrl J<'umP~ COMPLIMENTS OF from lcalty mufflpr~ nr hilnipP!=! BEGINNING FRIDAY AT C'Oillrl pro\'P fatnl In H t'nr with tlw CREDIT UIIOI wlndowR doRPd. whl•·'• •lmnlrl nPVt'r h(• dm!u,rl C'om~,J,,t .... lv. hf' Confidential, low cost loans ... Convenient terms (X)-()(> SlTPER!IfARKF.T 474-1181111 Rtre••ed. 'T'he fumr• mh(hl nl•n Twin Pines Savings & Loan Assn. lion no PR118P dmwslneAA. hr nddrrl. vreo tlv ln.-reaAing the chance• of hnvfng \fondny lhron~rh Friday: 9:00 &-m to 4:00 p.m.; 7:110 p.m to 9:00 .m. Saturday: 9:00 a.m. to I :00 p.m. p nn nccldPnt. ~ ~-~, ...... ,..__..~~~~" ..... ~ ~ GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW ------

1-·· ' I Page 6 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, November 21, 1~ GREI:NBJI:LT NEWS REVIEW ~-~----~- ..--- ... ~~- ...... ,.--,.,..- .. -$; CLASSIFIED ------~~-' Ciussllled rates are t!ve cenu paz ... ·ord, fifty ~n- minimum. Adl ~ IREEIBELT BARBER SHOP· by Elainr Sk.olnl.k • 474 _"""A '''ould be submitted In writing, ac­ -vvvv Kenneth D. Powell, son of Mr. · 141 Centerway rnmpanled by cash payment, to the Joe and Diane Rosenbaum, 36C and Mrs. Kenneth Powell. 49-F NPws Review Ot!ice at 15 Parkway Crescent, are the proud parents of Ridge, Is enrolled as a freshman Near Post Office and Co-op not later than 10 p.m. of the Tuea­ a son. Steven Erich was born at Urslnus College, Collegeville, Prompt, Courteous Hours: Mon. thru Fri. 8:30-4J:IW dllntmen'ts. GR 4-4791. Preparatory School, Spring Grove, at the Fuller household at 7-N He­ League! Sign up Friday, November 22nd, 8:00p.m. at tJie Pennsylvania. This Is a laudable search when sons Michael and Youth Center. There will be a discussion of player'• eli·. WILL BABY-s.IT EVENINlrgc yn rd. 2 bedrooms. mnny ex­ Paint·and Save tras. $82.~0 per month. Present Hanline Latex Paints Planning to Sell? rnt•rnbf'r's equity cnn hf' flnancf'd

I«~A Franchloecl Outside White reg $7.49 TV Ant~>nna•A lnAialloo Vets spec $3.99 gal. SAVE 21/2~ ~mnll charg<' for tube& of colora For Best Results List Witlt Usl Hanyok Bros. Veteran's Liquor Store :AIIII,nru ...... _..,.,...,..., -~------·e,";r·,.,······· ..,._.,.., GR 4-4161 GR 4-4244 :b .. "\=': GR 4-6464 GR 4-6069 474-1000- Page 8 GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW Thursday, November 21, 1963 One 1ut treuure baa alw&y!J Mr. Joseph C. Langridge, Christ• been John Keata '"THE CRACK Junier, Senior High Christmos Seal Campoign PGCML Boeknotes The ll7th annual Christmas Seal mas Seal Chairman, said that mJJ­ ~ among the treuuree IN THE PICTURE WINDOW". _ot campaign In Prince Georges Coun• Jions of Jives have been saved since my own readng, one of my Now the ume Hr. Keats has writ­ Art Cont:est: Slat:ed rreat ty received Ita traditional sendoft the first contribution was made favorites was a lively adventure­ ten a lltlrrlng story of guerilla The Annual Art Contest sponsor­ ~rttnbtlt Frlclay Was Not Usual Friday, November 115, with the gen­ for a Christmas Seal. "But the aome autobiography of the novel­ warfare. in "THEY FOUGHT ed by the Maryland Federation of eral mafllng of Christmas Sealt to saving of lives Is not enough,'' he lat. Edna Ferber, entitled "A ALONE' through the activities of Women's Clubs Will again be held The tragic news of President Kennedy's d&Jth affected 6GCh tft. resld.enta. Proceeds of the cam­ added. "We are also contlnuln« PECULIAR TREASURE". Ncnr Wendell Fertig, a mining engineer, throughout the junior and senior dividual in a different manner. Following is the reaction of our paign wiJI be uaed by the Prince to wage a relentless fight agailllt a 11ee0nd part of her autoblocra­ who lead a small group of Ameri­ hlfh schools of the County. Last own Rita Fisher who was working at a telephone 81CitchboGrd w1wm the suftering, tragedy, loss of time phy, "A KIND OF HAGIC'', Is cana In a kind of guerilla war With year both of the State wlnnen In Georces County TuberculOiil and the evetljt took pliJce. the Japanese In 1942 that was one the contest were from Prince Ge­ Heahh Auoclatton to combat tu• and money that result from TB with us, and though Hiss Ferber by Rita Fisher b older and more mature, she of tholle WUiung heroic actions In orges County. bercul6als and other respiratory and other dlseues that affect disease~~. breathlne.'' Friday morning started out as usual. It was the beginning .ltill has lli8DIIged to put some of World War ll. All of this Is The Federation ofters two schol­ Jltws ltvitw the magic of the· earlier book Into brilllaDtly retold here with all Ita arships for the State winners for AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER of my three day, 32"hour work week at the Telephone AnsweriDg pain, brutality, and high drama. Service. I got my four-year old ·ready to take jrandma's for thb new one. She co~rs WW n Saturday cJasses or an order for Volume Number 51 to 27, GREENBELT, MARYLAND and her service to the nation, her This Is a raw but moving reading materials amounting to $711 each. Suburban Washington's Largest Bank Thursday, November~ 1963 the day, saw that all the others were up &Dd moving, set out the feudin' and fusain' with· T8&nll experience. One c:laaa Is at the Maryland In­ lunch money for the three se~ihe washing mac:hiDe over her tirade against them In All of these books are or Will stitute In Baltimore and one at The luHjiiJCin Trud Company and left for work. · "GIANT", her dealings with movies ~- 'available In the Greenbelt Corcoran School of Art In Wash­ The mornine work hours at the and movie people and her active Branch or In other Branches In ington, D.C., A class can be ar­ Telephone Answering Service were from the emercency room 1111 they busy life as a fabulously success­ the PGCML system. You can have ranged with a q uallfied teacher if For Promp~ Pleasant Senice the usual thing. We serve as a had do~e }o the Governor of 'llexiUI. ful novelist whose novels are now the reading pleasure they offer for the winner Jives in an area where secretarial service for doctors, law­ 'Ihe appearance of the Priests was included on most school reading the a.sking. It is impossible to attend Pither of Greenbelt Office yers, plumbers, electricians, roofen, another lndlcaUon. ists. All In all, it is a delightful Some recent tltle8 not to mi1111: the above. realtors and many othel'!l who pre­ Again we sot a phone can anct bit of reading by a delightful per­ THE LIVING REED, by Pearl S. This year the State Federation 103 Centerway JU. 8-5000 fer to have their phone answered son who gets a great deal of "zest Buck offers a second prize in the State thla time ahe laid that the Presi­ and messages given and taken whlle dent dead. Apln we weren't for livin" into her pages. SWORD AT SUNSET, by Rose­ Contest of a $50 Savings Bond for Member Federal Deroslt Insurance Corporetlon waa .. they are away from their office. completely convinced because t1w Another treasured reading ex­ mary Sutclift the winners In the Junior and station we were u.ten1nc to bad perience has been the witty, wiae, WHERE THE BONG TREE Senior High School. All secondary IN MEMORI_4M I took ordel'!l for a trucking com· not said Apin we u.tened and sometimes biting remarks of GROWS, by James R. Ullman school students are eligible to com­ pany and passed them on to the so. 111 John Mason Brown in "Seeing THE AGE OF LOUIS XIV, by pete and their work will be judged dispatcher when he called in, I way of our phones to what wu .. Things" and "Seeing more things". Will Durant as foJiows: 474-5366 located a doctor at a h~ltal coming through on the telnllloa who had a patient who wanted to set. Then our Uttle radio atatJon Now after a silence of some years, Class I - Students in 7th, 8, 9th talk to him before office hours be­ conftrmed It he published a new volume of grades. Player's Hold Audi.: gan, I gave mesages to those bus­ pieces, mostly about the theatre, U 00 ~ Class II - Students in lOth, 11th, REENBELT Inessmen who were startlne their "Dramatis Personae" and again he Univel'!llty Players, a non-profit and 12th grades. In that little oftlce, containing a. has much to say that is wise and theatrical corporation of Washing­ day. Sometimes the bOilrd got busy three-position board, we could feer All entries must be submitted by but now and then It would slow .witty, but more muted which ton, D. C .. which operates National T.V. SERVICE the reactions of many people. Fe!fruary 15. John Fitzgerald Kennedy down so that a few words could be make the essays seem deeper and Players Touring Com!Jany, Olney Many ftnns atarted c!OIIng down. more heart wannng. Mr. Brown, Theatre In Olney, Maryland and FORMERLY MIKE'S T.V. SERVICE said to the two women working They were too upset to concen­ beside me. So the morning went then, is a delight to read - and St. Michael's Playhouse in Winoo­ trate. The trucking company ~ GREENBELT and lunch time went and then infonnative too. These pieces can ski Park, Vennont, announces its sales and service of patcher called In for me~~~ages and be read with profit by anyone PLAYERS' PLAN auditions. came the shattering, unbelievable I reported that I had none at that 1964 THEATRE blow. taking the time to taste ther rich Now In its fourth year, PLAY- · I"- Parklnr time, stating that I-11rured thbip ln~redl~ts. , GR. C-81.00 The First News '"THE LEOPARD" b de Lam Erul PLAN Is a dynamic Grant- Vincent Pri('e Chilling SU8pense had slowed up. He acreecJ and We got a caJI from one of the s!ld that be felt the I8Die way adesa I an th. t Y p- In-Ald program of training plus 35th President of the United States s O-~er reasure 1n my TWICE TOLD TALES part-time workers. The woman and said he leaving for clay reading trunk, but it is being " employment for actors. T~e Plan was tJie ThUI'8., Fl'l. & Set. Mat. next to me greeted her and then a too. nudged by a glorious new book provides talented actors w1th ad­ look of astonishment came over '"HE WHO FLEES THE LION'' vanced ·training In the· Speech and Kirk Douglaa Mitzi Gaynor Other btmlnesaes closed. Doetora EXPERT SERV~CE her face. She had just been told by J. Kein-Haparash, Set In Drama Department of Catholic ~~e!led their afternoon-81Ul.eftll­ FOR LOVE OR MONEY of 1917. 1963 that the President had been shot. Europe just before Word War n. Unlvei'Bity plus Invaluable practl­ Sat. eve through Tues. lng hours. Among these wu a We just couldn't believe it. I Im­ ,.thls long, richly detailed novel cal experience In classical acting AM, FM, STEREO surgeon and JliYChiatrist. :Holt of Classic Adventure mediately switched on the little takes an aristocratic man, Lutz as salaried members of National the people we talked to were ahoelr· Double Feature and Auto Radios radio at the office, but It was tuned for short, deep Into the probems Players, the country's leading na­ ed at the news. Tragic, terrible to a small station and there was of his time both high and low and tiooal repertory coJt1118ny. CAPTAIN SINBAD and unbelleva[Jie were the molt fre­ music. How could there be music an enterprising woman from rags Penons who are colleee &raduates, quently U8ed works to deecrlbe THE SLAVE If this was true, I thought? to riches, weaving their stories With single and under 30 and Interested SCal'bi Wednesday what had happened. "She's got It on her television magical masterful strokes Into a In applylnc may write to: PLAY­ My little girl called me when sbr Remember Mon & Dad - We Many glowing tributes have been paid to the late President John set. I can hear It,'' said the wo­ .-weeplng epic of one year In the TRS' PJ..A,N, Box 26&, CathOlic and other make black & white and color sets got home from school. She had help Sa.nta keep secrelll every man next to me. I plugged my life of our time&. It hill enough Unlvenley of America. Washlng­ heard what had happened while evening and Saturday REPAIRED! Fitzgerald Kennedy. We can not hope to add anything to the set into her board and then I could ·tn Its pages to deUgbt all readers. toll, l~. D. C. she was In school. I told ber to hear the voice on the other end tum the televlalon set on magnificent words that have been written in the Nation's lea,ding broadcasting that the president had &nd.u.ten been shot and was being rUshed to to the true (acta. It was a IIIOIIIellt In history which l: am suie .nobOdy newspapers or spoken from the Nation's pulpits. All we can do the hospital. The tension atarted will ever forget I wanted her to to grow. But the work continued. is extend our hearfelt sympathy to Mrs. Kennedy and other remember the truth as It unfolded It's hard to continue working, before her rather than trust to thf' members of the family. answering calls, taking messages, memory of others. To me It seem­ when you start to tremble and your ed Important for my chlldren to stomach gets tied up in knots. understand what was going on. That's exactly how I felt. · The Personal Invol~ VETERAN'S LIQUORS news started coming through on .•· On Sunday occurred the most per­ the small station and we strained sonal experience ot all. 11630 Baltimore Blvd . our ears, trying to hear the news Beltsville, Md. and trying to work at the board One of the companies using our at the same time. answering service Is a vault works. We Deliver I never even dreamed of the poad­ Phone 47 4 - 1000 Waiting and Praying billty that the arrangementa for For a while after that, things the burial of John F. Kennedy quieted down. A few calls came In, would be coming through our office. AGENDA most of them were from persons Of the many Instructions we muat REGULAR MEETING ly iht who were on the job and still una­ follow In our service Is the one COUNCIL OF THE CITY OF Jrorlamation -ayor ware of what had happened. It that any orders that come In for FOR THE HOLIDAY SEASON GREENBELT, MARYLAND WHEREAS, all citizens are deeply saddened by the sudden and seemed as if everybody had stopped vaults on Sunday which have the burial scheduled for Monday have tragic death of our Nation's Thirty-fifth President, John whatever they were doing and were December 2, 1963 Fitzgerald Kennedy; and listening to the tragic news as It to be transmitted lmmedately to unfolded. We waited and listened the owner of the vault works. I Champagne or Sparkling Burgandy I ORGANIZATION WHEREAS, Lyndon B. Johnson, President of the United States $1.99 Fifth or 2 for $3.78 as the newsmen told of the flight was giving him such an order whf'n 1. Meeting called to order. has declared an official period of mourning for a period to the hospital. We listened and he said that we should be expec­ 2. Roll call. of thirty days from the untimely death of John Fitz­ prayed with the rest of the nation ting to get the one for the Presi- Wines Imported from AD. pver the World 3. Bid Opening-Dump $.97 Fifth and up gerald Kennedy; Ill the minutes went by and it seem­ dent Needless to say, this shook Truck/Snow Plow. NOW, THEREFORE, I, Edgar L. Smith, Mayor of the City of ed more and more sure that the me up. But at least I was prepared 4. Minutes of Regular Meet­ President of the United States was when a short time later, the light Nationally Known· Branda of· Wine Ing of November 18, 1963 Greenbelt, Maryland, do hereby declare the period of $1.19 1/2 Gal. and up. dead. We reasoned, along with o­ f•·shed on the vault owner's llftf' and Special Meeting of thirty days beginning on November 22nd, 1963, as a time thers, that his condition was not and th~> man on th.e other end November 211, 1963. of mourning within the City of Greenbelt and order all good when thl'y did not move him announcl'd that It was Gawler's II COMMUNICATIONS flags to be flown at hlllf-mast for this period; and REPEAT BY POPUW DEMAND Funeral Home calling. I knew It Petitions and Requesta. I further urge all citizens of Greenbelt to remember in what was to com,. next. I took Genuine Slow Math 6. Additions to agenda by their thoughts and prayers John Fitzgerald Kennedy, WMA Bus Schedule the order for the vault which would • Councfimen and Manager his bereaved widow and family, and Lyndon B. Johnson, encllSe and protect the coftln bPftr­ 7. Written Commanicationa. The following changes should be Fall-Wed leatacky Straight who must now shoulder the heavy duties and responsi­ made in the bus schedule prlnt<'d In ing th~ remains of President John 8. Manager'& Progress Re­ bilities of the Presidency of the United States. F. Kennedy. And I had enough BOURBONS - GINS - CORDIALS port. la•t W<'Pk's News Review: · composure then to Immediately roll BOURBON 9. Committee Reports. IN WITNESS WHEREOI<', I have hereunto set The southbound· bua leaving N.A. my hand and caused the seal of the City of :Oli the owner of the vault workl and ·ftl, r.u,. .· : ..~ 1 ,. III OLD BUSINESS S.A. nt ~ p.m. arrives at Beltway ·-~-A':-·. MIX ·01· MATCH nME ~ONOIED FORMULA pass the Information on to him. 10. Report - Halloween Greenbelt to be affixed this 26th dav of No- Plaza at 11:28, at Kenilworth at ~:43 Charcoal Filtered Vandalism. vember, 1963. · and at 11th & Pa. N.W. at 6:08. Then a mild case of shock ltt't 11. Human Relations Ad- EDGAR L. SMITH The northbound bus it-aving 11th ln. I didn't realize what It WM viaory Board. Mayor, City of Greenbelt, Maryland & Pa. N.W. at 7:46 a.m. doeR not right away. Instead of trembling or feeling all tied up, I felt com­ $3.49 Fifth or 3 for $10.00 up DANIFL STEW ART 12. Report - BWI Service. make a stop at Beltway Piasa. pletely relax.d and weightless. Emo­ 13. Vehicle Tax Policy. The Saturday schedule. which Reg. $4.84 tion had been dralnt!d from me and 14. Library. WHAT GOES ON ditfera considerably from the week­ IV NEW BUBINBlSS Nursery School Calendars day schedule, Ia available at city I felt as If I bad been drun-ecJ. ~. Nov. !A to a.m. Joint 1/2Gallon 111. Co-op Cut Thrauch officl'll. It's the tranquility one feela whfll Vets Spec. $3.79 or 3 for $11.00 Tbank1&1vinr 'Service Comm­ Thf! Gre..nbelt Nunf!ry School baa under sedation preparatory to an 18. Traftlc Licht• -· Belt­ All achedules are likely to undl'rgo unity Church. started Ita annual calf!ndar SAle. operation or childbirth. But J had FUU QUARTS GIN way Plaza & Jr. Hlrh. further chanf{'s; the WMA Infor­ Exclusive at VETS only MOIIda,y, Decwnbtor Z, I p.m. This constitutes the only fund­ to continue worldnc becatMe other leiOcky Whiskey. A Blead 17. ICdmon&ton ROild mation llf'rvlce can be reached at City Council Ml"t!tlna­ railinr MntPftlllt conducted by the 682-3300. lla-hta came on. other m-.- had Improvement.. Taftllday, DfocenabHo a, 8:10 p.m. school. TheH are attractive ap­ 18. Charleatown Villtt&"e - to be taken, other mesaace- had to Bart• Resene\ 3.59 quart MIX OR MATc:-:11 PTA Meetinc - Center School pointment calt>ndars, f!llllily mail~d. be dlapatcbed. Stopped up •ram.. '· .. · ' WHISKEY, GIN, VODKA Covenant. and Park Land 111ul'llda,y, Decemtw.r li, 7:'11 p.m. and mak~ lin" Christmas gifta. In­ Dedication. Cent:er School PTA leaklnr dl.thwuhen, chlldftll wttb G.H.I. Board Meetina- temated Pf'Ople ahould contact Mrs. fever, ewn a. call for tile CoUJtty 19 . .bqulaltlon ol Park Land Cut to 7.991/2 Gallon~ 2 qb. for 7.00 Frlday, December 8 II p.m. "Sa­ ArieiU' Calof at GR 4-7372 . 'I'hr Cf!nter School PTA will mef!t Coronl'r from a Detectiw at one .$2.99 Fifth or 3 for $8.75 up Around Lake. .._ brina Fair'' - Hf&"h Point on Tu~>aday, December 3, at 8 p.m. of the hospitals because a J)ertOOn 20. Employee COmpensation s.tunt.y, Do.oember 7, II p.m. The 0'-!belt Ntoww ~ The Glee Club will otfPr sewral had arrived D.O.A. For ·November 211, 1981. "Sabrina Fair'' - Hlrh Point Is tWiwred free to e...,ry home oPiections after a brief business In Greenbelt It wasn't the uaual Friday aft~r .. mf!etlng. all .