"'4"." ,...~ \p L I, I·. • '• > '' . . ·' f' <§reenhelt Planainc Co1111ission 1-tes,' "l·o~,,~,: On las Station Site; CiJe .Reas.on$:. by Rhea G. Kahn! • · ' ·. ·· The Maryland National Capital Par)( and Planning COmn~f:. . ' Rion laat Wl'ek turned down Greenbelt COnsumer Services~ ...-rope);,+, ltws .· Btt~itw ed gll.R station site on Southway. Thei~mm1ss.ion recoJn:4)end~.·· . to the County Commissioners, who wiU make the actual dGc·i iriint~ AI INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER n!'l zoning, that thE-y deny the petition ot>Greenbelt Land Itr~tnr·o"e.;:, rM·nt Corporation for rezoning of the p~el of. land ,.ubfished Every Thursday By Trte OrMnbelt Cooperative Publishing Auoci~ttion.:... Inc. 10 Court and the National Guard AnnoJ!Y from·~·•id4entjaJ Vol. 20, No. 32 Greenbelt, Maryland. Thursday, Marc-h 16. 1956 Tt-n Cents rnrrrl"'l. This rPrnmm('nciation tot- ,.,;..· "------~~-~: lr•••rd by ont- day the vote of surroun~ilngs to sometbin{t ·. -· Grr,.nbPit city ('OunciJ tt' recom- commeJi~lal nature; and the .. mf'nd approval of the petition. but imity. 0. •. the re$ldentlal · lllblla•oe Clu~ lrive licks Off; •·Uh "restrictions." The council's the north Ube 10 Court:• wlltiJOlltt: AGENDA '\•otr •·u not known to the com- an adcluate butrer strip ll.. te. !t\1rtiltia< .; mlasion when It took action, ac- the di«erent ·uaes of Jand~ $2 M.. llenllip F• For Services eordinc to Warren Glauque, Cblet' the r-~a.inder ol GreenMI~ · The Greenbelt Volunteer· Flre DepiU"tment and Reecue Squad REGULAR MEETING rlannlnc Engtn-r. :Ma.Yoj; Tholt)as .. ( ;u~.. Jl1in1g,; ....:...... _... being ~,nformed' o~ tbe .P.~.uu~:'.~.: Inc. will kick-otf its annual Ambulaace Club Membership Drivo RNuons for denial, according to comntla!illon action, said be:'-.."'"n' th!e week-end. The drive will be conducted from March 18 through Council of the City of Atulatant Planner Richard A. that tb~ propos!'<) site waa no~ Kai'ch 31. During this peiiod every family in Greenbelt wtll bo Ciuc:-k.rr of the commlulon, include: sfstent ;With thi! original p •• C91ltacted by a member o! the Are department· and re8CUe squad Greenbelt that a ftJiing station on that site Green~lt and. l!iakJ tbat the, or a member of the ladies auxiliary. Eaeb canvuaer wUJ have a • ould be baalcally out of line with councill: was (lOJlfused ·when the original C'Oncept for the de- ners H&le Walk~r and Roger: supply of membership cards and they will iaaue a card to eadl fam. March 19, 1986 ily upon receipt of the $2 membership fee. Payment of t.hia mem- '\•l"lopment O( Gre-enbelt; trafftc COX at'. the Jut mi~ute. , .. co!'lge-atlon at that point, which they did not · object to : • . sl~. ' : bership fPe mtltlea evt"ry member 1. ~tr .. unc OlliW to Ordrr will bC' co:mpllcatt>d by the new lo- (Neither was directly: qu~ne.¢ · of the famUy to all or the emer­ u tion or the Baltimore Parkway by tbe , councU.) . . , p ,· • , L•stner Protests %.. Hoi! C.U gency · IM!rviccs providttl by the int«'rchanart>; a potential traffic GCS To Pursue i .. , . orll(anizatlon as oft~n as n4!'C'E'Mary 3. M I n u t to s of J•n-,·ioWt hazard cr4•at.ed by the fact that the Greenbelt Consumer services;;' ' Right-ol-way Delay during the yt.'ar. Routine trans­ Frank La.stnl'r, county commis· north Southway passes over a prospective proprietor of·the·ftllin~Ji": · portation Is avallablr if lll'l'nngt"d M•·•·Un~e• sion:.>r, has protested to the U.S. 11Jight rl&l!. which would block the station, still feels that "!t j·s in the. for at ll'a.st twf'nty·four hours in Department of Interior for its de­ 4. l'rtlth•n,. and ~UC'.tl>tlll \"ic~W or IUJyonr t-ntering Or leaving best interest of the community,.,. advance. A ac:ht'dule of feetJ !lu lay In granting a 30-ft.. thr. ftllin1= stAtion; the etrect of according to Acting General Mana-}.' rl~rht-o~­ bef'n ratabll•hcd for non-m.-mbC'ra .l. W r i t t <' a ()Ofnnw.nk-a·· way along the south side of Gr('cn­ rhRnglnlf the character of the en- ger Ro~rt Morrow, and "will .co11- 'l . and thrat" fN>t~ will· be cha.raro Uon" ·bfolt road from Edmonston to t r10.ncc to Gr.-en belt from pleasant tin uP. to pursue the matter · Wht'nevrr th~ rl'II'I:'Ut' IIQU8d IS caJl. Glenri Dale roads, he announc<'d 6. J\lonthl)' ·~ rd upon to furnish any IH"rvict>S to the County Commissioners:• Mora. : . Jut w~k. Acquisition of the he .cited the opinion, : which mr.mtw>rA of the A.mbulancc 7. SidnuaJk• In Subdh·l· speciflc~ly, Cl~ right-of-way Is needed, before the Hale Walker that locating ~e :tm~ : :· Club arc c-nUUr.d. MIJil,. t RC!MIIuUoa) Our t~eighbors state roads commission will accept 4b)'JtPn Va.r RIIM!IJ lng station there was in confonil-i, . · the road Into Its system for r«>pav· M. Dl~t<'W... BU5 Quco.tion­ Sl<:olnlk - 75118 i ty with his o~ginal concept of"( In\!IUd("d In thr JW~rvlceoa fumlah· lng anti' wldt>nlng. Sot a sound wae heard Greenbelt; he stated that GCS haC:t·! rd to ml~mbcrs of the Ambul!t.nce nnin• "The commission." said X ot a chlld IIUrred consulted a Washington traffic ex-,.' high~-ay Club arc> Flr-3t Ald. ust• or oxyg"n L&stner, "has drawn u9 plans t.o 9. ('on~idr·r R 4" \'l 111 in IC J:\'l'I')'OIIe was watebing MJUipmrnt. tranaportatlon and the pert. who said il;le filling :Station, • · build a 4·lane hlghway, but. can.­ Sbmdlntt Ru~Mi Klq: Richard the ThlnL would not materially incrOO.Se the-: loan of such Items IU whef;"l·chairs not go ahead without grtting thf' Everyont•. «'Xcept perhaps the and C'rutchrs. Of partlcula1· in· J 0. ( ·.,,.,.ld•·r IA'ndbtilt J\.,... traffic. problem at that point; and· additional land. r! thC' Inh•rior BC'rwyn OJ•f'rRtor who w~ putting t«'rrst to the• C'iti7.f>ns of GfN'nbi•lt ,..i .. tanr•· to Fir•• D··~. he said thf' 75-foot buffer zone to ; . Department rdusf's to grant the and n.~,.Mir' Squad in thrnuJ::h ll l~mg-distance call for he dedicated to the city .on tb,&·< 111 .tht' IU!c• of the• 'lX.)'g,·n r.qulpm«! alt.ernatlvt> 111 to Jhaildin~ Plant'. nw. A~kr not allowed to here." private parties." Lastner said he \'p Wc·t·k City 'Jllanager .Charles M~Donald' · 19r,:;. This itl"m alon<' adds up to • St>m,..thln•: should be done to cor­ was oppo11ed to using tax monPy · c:onsidf·rnblc- ('l!l;prnsc which is de· stated that all points raised by til~·· I ·• Un: i d.. r•n ~\\·inunin~; rr·i'l thi~o c1•nditlon -T.V. for T.o·~.> fo1• such a purpose when pubJ.ic froayed by the mrmbcrship fees or plan1lini commission had: been , ... landR arr! available, l'oul .\dntlu.ion J•ri<'N'. ... Or the poor kids who were th•• Amtmlanct~ Club mcmbtfrlf. thoroughly b.ro~ght out in ~e• cltr.- 'i :'! Lastnl'r sent copies of hi!' pro· st•ff•·ring a:; much as Richard's vic­ council heanngs. · · . : · . . ·: :· Thf" fire drpartm•.. nt and rc•scue tims. \Vandt'ring about trom house test to Maryland Representatives Coun.ciJman &bert Hur~f' sai~f. '· squad has a prf'sr~1t str£'ngth of 5.'1 to holllil' looking for a wekomc 9.nd Sen:ttors in Congress. Two ot he WaS, : ~ot S!Ji'prised at the de,':" · mcmtwrs who arf' r('ady to ans~vt."r Special Cif:y Meetings sign. Ulf'Y were rebuf!'cd at every t!lem repllN:J that they arc taking .any typf' of emt"rgcncy caU twenty­ cision ahd felt almost certain · the the ma.tter up directly with In· door with "Go someplace else." In County CommisSioners woUJ~ a:fj;.. four hours a day. Since the local Put OU Temporarily unison thf>Jr'd moan, "Hut we were terfor Secretary McKay.· prove . the rezoning. · · "I i'. . think ' organizdtion became associated Tlw dty eoundl. IM-caUSI:' of its t hrrr." · Th~ Greenbelt road has been In council :considered eveiy one , and those Fire Board additional equipment Wo•t k~. postpont·d tWO or itS IICht'd• objectio~S: W~hfngton - Baltimore Parkway made a sta.rtling disco-..ery. I saw 1 can be dispatched from neighbnt's Day, March 5, is for BPca·J~H· of th,. largf' number of :'>larch 19 at fl p.m .. at which time the purpose of better undf'rstnnd­ families which each cam.-a.sser it will consir!r·r it<'ms by-passed on Mental Health Society Drive Begins; ing of the American way of life by must c.~ll on. it wil1 be impossible pro·\·iotr.'l ag(·rvia in order that it studying the Jives of our Presi­ to make more than nne call to IUIY mig:ht tnnsido·r the more prl'ssing $6,000 More Needed For Clinic, Service denhl and th<'ir wives. Your coun­ family. HowPvo-·r in order to ac­ qtre:•tio:1,. or' rr-zoning. Th£> Prince Georges County Mental Health Society kicks off its. ty ll;brary hR.S biographies of 3f'V· eommodate thos,. families who may ·:·t:l!~.>•i;.y ··n:ning. ::\lar,·h t:i. in­ dri\'~ fo•· $6,000 today. The money will be used to add a secon~·. era! prf'sidents and their wives. not h!' home w n•·n thr canvrussP.r .'>teao! of its ~1wdal m£'f'ting. coun­ day of service to the schedule of the county Mental Health Clin; :'. ,. calls. mPmbf>rs of thC' firf' dppart­ 1 Some of the popular biographies r·ll mr·mbo·rs with f'XCf'ption of The clinic was opened last September with funds furnished by t~:Q are ABRAHAM LINCOLN, by mcnt and r!'seuf.• squad or tht:> la­ .:'.tuyor Canr.ing 1 expt'et tn attend dies auxiliRry will lH' available at State Department of Health and now serves the county one dny Sandburg: JJ;:::J<~FERSON AND HIS ·t dinno-r a~ the Cnin·rsity of each week. · TIME. b:v Malone: THEODORE the policP station to acc(•pt mem­ :\hryllnd, ~:in.·n hy thf' :Maryland ROOSEVELT'S LETTERS TO hl'rships betwel'n thP hnurs of 7 :\fur:i,·ipal· Lr·aguf' Council, of Pointing out the nrf'd for greatly . .~ Hl'S CHILDREN; EISENHOWER, p.m. and 10 p.m. on March 29, 30 v;hieh thn t·ity i~ a mt.. mbflr. f•:xpanded facilitif's, the mental GVHC MEMBERSHIP MEETS THE MAN AND THE SYMBOL, and 31. Each family should make Fnllr,v:mg :\ronda:-.·· s rf>gular twalth .soeiety strongly urges coun­ VOTING! ENDS TONIGHT':. by Gunthf'r; and GEORGE WASH­ Rn effort to hav(' its membership me<·tin;::. tlw cc:rneil plans to rc· ty rPsidcnts to g<'t behind the ef­ fee ready when the canvasser calls. With .fiv~ dil!senting votes, GVHC ·. INGTON: LEADER OF THE .',tlml• ;t~ sp;'-:;a) bi-Wf't'kly meet­ fort. There werr 250 school chil­ members approved last nig~t the The local organization is a mem­ ing:.;. PEOPLE, by Judson. Look over drt'n with ~·motional disorders who board's recommendation ' for: the ber of the Prine,. Georg£:'s County the blog:·aphy section the next were unable to receive help dur­ establishment of a revolving. fund timP. you are in the library. Firemen's Ass o e i at ion, Prince ing the 1954-5.'5 school year, health tp aid departing members in · tb?-' · Japaneae doUs and ornament3, Gel.)rgf''s County Rf>scuf' Squad As­ officials disclose. and 560 boys and sociation, Maryland State Fire­ Your Mot:her-in-law resale of their housing units. The" loaned by Mrs. John Shields of girls came before the ju'lo·enile court membership also unanimously ac-•. ' Cbaverly, are on display at the men's Association. Maryland State hetwE>en SE-ptember, 1954 and Sep­ Ambulance and Rescue Associa­ May Be Wort:h$100 cepted by-law changes clarifying' Hyattsville LlbrR.ty for sevt>ral t('mber, 1955. There is no psychi· m em be t s h I p requirementS. and: ; weeks. Mrs. Shields studied doll· tion, the International Rf'scue anii \'iewprs of Donna Douglas on atric personnel sen.ice in the court. changing the. date of the annua~ . making for several years in a pro­ First Aid Association, and the Na­ \\'TOP-TV will be offered $100 to The drive has be-en timed to co­ mP.eting. o The only cc;m11id arose• ·. fessional doll-making school in tional Fire Prcvf'ntion Association. write their thoughts O•l mothers-in­ incide with the County Commie.­ law. over a P,roposed amendment by: .• Tok)'o, Japan. Come in and see Membership in these organizations sioners budget hearings because xeeps lhr! local organization ap­ Ev(Tynrw'" ir:,:ited to cntf'r the Mat Amberg to reinstate th~ ~ght' · 0-BAA-SAN. A Japanese grand. thf' society is hopeful that this ex­ of appeal by applicants rejected fot" ·. mtlther, the color and general pat­ prised of the latest developments enntf'st which started :'\.fonday, pression of community feeling will in the fields of fire-fighting and :,'\Ltrch 1::?. All r-ntrants have to :members~ip, Th~ amendme11t, car-' tern of her kimono indicates .~r help persuade the commissioners ricd 40-35, ·: , · approximate age, late 50's., She is first aid and t:escue work. clo i!< write 100 words or less on to appropriate enough money for Voting . for the 9-man GVHC' folding a brightly color~ kimono l.iH• topi•'. ":'\.1y id('a. of tht' perfPct a third day. mother-in-law is .. " :'\.tail their Board started last· night and· cOn­ she has just made for a.foung girl. Th~J drive is endorsed by a num­ tinued all :.1;hrough today; In case TheM is a beautifw Japanest> ~'ntr'•·s tn IJonna Douglas at ber of county-wide organizations SPOTS!SPOTS!SPOTS! \\'TOP-T\'. fewer thart nine of the candidates · · · briae,. a young g!rl in a .;;pecial fes- n road cast House, including th~ County Couocil of Notice how quiet the neighbor­ \\"ashington 113. D. C. get a majo,tity of the votes, a· run.:> · . tival kimono who Is studying to be· PTA's. L£'ague of \Vomen Voters, hood has heen; it's the measles that ThP winn;ng letter-writer will off electicu(will be held ne~t Tburs- •· come a geisha girl, among other are doing it. However, Mrs. Plack· :\fl'dical 8ociety. Teachers' Associ-· day. . ·· , · Interesting dolls. Miniature mu· r•-c,.in• $100 in cash. The contest ett, City Health Nurse, stated this Rtion, Federation of Women's Frank ~' La.Parle, Ted Dalbow, · s:cal instruments add interest to d0ses midnight, Sunday, March 24. week that althougil there are quite Clubs, Junior Chamber of Com­ . and James Keene were. nom1nated · the display. These colorful cos­ Entrif>s \'o'ill be judged on origi­ merce and the Council of Jewish a few eases it cannot be called an and elected, to the ~

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GREEtta£LT NEWS REVIEW ~~e~ AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER 9 F.d•'lll'd H. Ianter, ...._ Pubu.bed b7 tbe Greenbelt Q)operatlve Publiablna .Maocllatio.a, I.nc. Pboae: GRanite 4.ftOO Stanley F. Kaock, Jr.. Mlniatler Sunday. Mllrch 13: 9:f5 a.m., EdJitor - hadore Plwker, ~ Jo~rlday, March 16 • 8 p.m., MYF Bdltorlal 8&UI Sunday School and adult Bible party. Matt Amberg, Miriam BurroW~~,. Glenn Burrows. PhyUb ChaAanow, CIILSs. s :30 and 11 a.m., Church Sunday, March 18 • 9:30 a.m.• HeJen Dondy, Lucille> Fcmda, Sarah Gf'lbcrg, A! Lcmg,. J!m Monahan. S.·rvicrl!:. Holy Communion wili Church School. 11 Church !;;Iaine Skolnkk, AI Skolr1lck. ~>..m., . b(· cr·l•·bratpartments. 11 a.m., Morning Betty Creu Jim O'Neill Mond~ty, March 19: 8 p.m., Men's Wo:rshlp conducted by Rev. Knock. Board of Dl'l!fton. Club mr"~'ls at theo chu.reh.. His et!rmon 1s entitled: "ImdghtS Harry Zubkoft'. President;. Muriel BurrowJI. \'icc-Preside!>nt; Bt-tty Crus. W.-dn,.sctay. March 21: 1:30 p.m., TreaaW"!'r; Claude Secretary; Heirn Dondy. · Into Suaerlng: Mock CoronaUon.'' Wlrubc~rly, M id-wr.. ·k Lenten Sc.-rviceo. Sermon StTBHCRlPI'JON RATE: SUO peor y.-ar ~:30 p.m., Family Study Hour: Rev. hy P~Utor Blrner: "FrJ~nda • Of WiUiam E. Smith leading the adult Adwrtlalng may be submlttf:'d by mall ot deliver~ to the!' News R~vi<"-''• :io Aid." '9 Parkway, OR 3·8131, or to the Grt!enbelt Tobacco Stono. Editorial oftlct'a Sfteion. 8:30 p.m., Family Supper copen after 8:30 p.m. Tuetlday. N.Wa dMdUneo 8:30 p.m. of the Monday Hour. pre~lng publication. Monday, March 19 • 8 p.m., W'SCS Vol. 20 F..xecutlve Muting at Mrs. Tier­ Thursday, March 15, 1956 ney·~ home, Z·F Laurel Hill. No. 32 *mUt"'-oo. Puler - folt-nn \\•. Tuesday, March 2Q - 8 p.m., 4-Y. !UIJ..W.,. Rd. - GRanJ..,. 1-NU Mt.•thodiat Men meet at K<•pacz Application$ Ac:ce,i»t·ed'l'li: .A.no·ther Decision Tht; r~day, March 15 • 7:30 p.m., home, 2-Q PlatP.au Pl. Pnty.. r Ml'll'ting for Pre·Eutcr W« 1:< i r<· rehc-qrsal llt the!> home experienced and learned in the fteld of city ph>.nning. A sbtff of Troop No. f9 meets. .Jenny ~kin, a .trained · nur.~Jt'nll nf M r:~. 1-:d~:.ar Toa)'lor, 4-l.l CrPIIil"f"nt. teacher, assisted by ,mo~ers. engjn.eers and qualified pc~rsonnel is at their dispoaat Without tlw ;';all•rs he (:astly. Only a u! ll1• F; r .•;1 n,•r.•U,.t Church of UP TO $100.00:; TRADE.-IN cQntral planning board can regard the cntiru picturt> wH h tiw wb· ;.;., ''•·no .: ~ l'·!y. IJ.)I tht• fttl<'l'iit prt•IH'll• jectivity requirc.'Ci for orderly expansion, • r Hiot m• :<$8J:•• h; •·ntitl.-rl, "Thi:c ALLOWANCE ON': THIS. 1,: .,.,,, .. I' 1\','' Chr•rub and Ch11p1•l pctit.ioner must n.wnrc. now, th;at 1 i· Surely, the h«~ by h,~ .r. • r ·; ..... 1'.~ ·,, J)! : lll. J·~\'1'• MARCH 15 THRU MARCH in the field of planning. In pffcd, th~~ deds-don nr.t t .. I'PI:r.mun. n l ~·.i--~: ·x •t· · .fl S."rv.iu· :\fr. S'1n1- re-zoning, asserts that a goa:-. Htatir.m at tht~ pror1nM<."d :-;if<> w•••J>l not ~~ •.~·,n .~. !I ;•t-.:··11-< h (JH. ~he :;uh,_~t~c! .. h,.. propet• for the community. or th~ C'ntit••• c.~ounty. \\'t.• art• •un· '· E;_, v !( ·:-·: d ..~. i · i~.~,~ r.:• ..... , ''inccd that Greenbl•lt Consumer s(~rvicc;og ( nnd tlwy hiaw' so J.•ill.•· ~.fon·. '" I br:m~:h Frirhy. t•J'C!'· 1: n J<"<'!l; wi.ll l;w hdd in licly Stated) hns the IH:'!'It irtlercats of f;rec•nl)('lt ;md itii dli?.i:Zt!l I :1 !·: ~. r ~· th•• t ..···n:.c r Sc :l•.~:UI. Tho· ~:tn•··hHtry mind. It would nfli>Nlr quit(' fitting und J•roJ·~·,. a! thi:> tin,.. f.,r l' ho: r ,. f ·, ·. •' lf• .. 1 Tt GCS a:--cl Greenbelt r .. nnd Improv('trh'nt C<~ll.tCJt-ath•a ~~... 'rtilh·dr I,\' their petition. • "J: .: : -.h ., •.in~ Tu"·''"'">' (·\'<•ning. ';:, "! I 'hr.·~:> \"kt)inb;~ W:JJ !•hy "II 1'hc unicfl.lt! be:lllty an)' \•·n;ng.. Tit.:· .Junlor and protect.f~d hy it:; (·iti?.\·n:; nnd IHmim·J S••f'\"i..,.. lr-d by Re-v. BnuJncl tU~<-dth~lif'l l"ll"dlf'r cqrdlo wilt bt.• rc·cc•JV•··•I lll " Clonar-.:·:~;·ltional Pro­ can ron in the doo:r ' • ,.~;.,,:. Cl'.urc-h Schod u CoUow.: :• ·'"'' 11 -, m. Nur~l!'ry. Klndt-rprt­ •·11< .1:vl 1'1:m:try; JJ 1\.m .. Nursery for •1rw Y•·u til:,.nr HiFh Fdl9W$hip. ! • I·"·.,, .. \ •. h ;• •··~i.c:·r .•o.;.,,.:,,r HiKh 1· •. • :r. F. :: · .~·!lillip :o11J Cl:ua, 7- faanning & Sons Motors, Inc. ~ . ' . :1\ •''" •l.J·h.lJ. · ... \', .. ~c-h Jlil· !II .'\fl'l,, :Mi!i- ·,,,,,,,._.,. ';: P. hozr:~:~t vt Mrs. l..o· 5800 Ba!timo•e Ave.. Hyattsville, Md. UN. 4-3130 For!•·.. .:.::.,\ H.idp. j ') 1· !Jt'.(':: ~y :;;,d Jw"rJd:•;;-., ~f:t·rrh 22 .,,.,(J ···~ ·; 4 ~;, ll'J :to tn 1~r:t1nLntJ.• ·c·:·, ~ ~ ~: .. · n ;n f ht· s:,·w:lt•J· Sod,!} lhll. "The Perfect 36" Here it i3. ·.. an attractive C-~ Pushbutton R~ge that mnkeu tt ea.~y to switch to cool clean· 1 ..i · k . F· . . • e e"' ..nc PRE--EASTER SERVICES coo tog. tt.~ ~1cat.Iy mto the space of yoi~ old 36-:Utch range. And xt s packed with G·E extras-de luxe fea· Begin Sunday, Motch 18 tures usually found only .in top-p:#ce .moc:lels! · .' · .·

L. PHILIP SAMIELSOI • Huge Master Oven-21 inches wide, holds oven meal for 24 • New Faster 2600-watt C"'lrod• . Surface Unit-over 20% taster • New Automatic Oven than,gas!* · · · Timer- Minute Timer • Pushl)utton Controls • "Focused Heat" Broiler lfonlf11y • Fluorescent lighted Top "It's lhc- Dt·(·i:-io·n Y·-·~~ Make" • Enclosed Calrod • Bake and Tuesday • 2 Appliance Outlets-one timed · "An• \'lHl in .r\ gut~· · Broil Units-lift out to clean. \\'<~n,·s.·lay "li.,JHt·r. \\'akt• t ·J. , .. No open coils • No-Stain Oven Vent Thun;dny ~ • 3 Stor11ge Drawers Wa.'S ll:ff• l•·n1"' "CI~ri.!it , ~'"' Jo'riday ~-.. ··&"t!ing !'i:.ra:11,;P Tiur:,._:~;· f(f)c\f I, Re-v. 1.. Philip &mtwiHn \\'c.·t·knaght Scn·in··:t hq.::n ;1t 7. 15 f•.m. I ' ,. ~~~ Puto.r, •"in.t Baptlat ('hu.rc-h CEN'TER SCHOOL 8cbe11~, Nt'W York Choir.~ c .. :o, ('d Slidts ~rrrnbtU Jlnptist nlill share in many valuable door prizes there is a baby. Children seem to make their home in Greenbelt. act~ as ~~tma,ster · The first 200 Persons -to enter th~ be born with the desire to swallow Tom.: Ca!lning was t~ theater will receive a handy mag­ 7o deE~ "Sondy" and Mike were married spe~e1·. · ' anything small enough to be fitted at the Community Church Satur­ tletlc pot holder, compliments of "Did Everything Possible" ~sid~:tt Robert into the mouth. Unfortunately, too day, Mach 10, by Reverend Eric the OeWllton Donaldson Store. nou~~ed receipt of We would like to take this means often the cuff link is not under Braund. A shl)wer will be given Also given away to early arrivals of expressing to the Greenbelt Res­ the bed. Baby really has managed front the national O!'JPJ~i:ation -~(cl;!::i'::~n:. in their honor tonight by some said •.. that' plans for will be 100 -~andy scissors-savers c~e. Squad, the thanks and appre­ to swallow it. Fortunately, doc­ school friends. provided by PEPCo. ciatiOn of our faraily for the quick tors are constantly developing new cereJ:iJ,onies are ·in' the.- n"t&&J'nli~•·• List of Prizes . and competent action taken re­ ways to get it out again. "Sondy" is active on the school Ht1!.ft .. stated that the'··· paper, "The Beacon", and Mike is Thf valuable door prizes to be cently when they were called upon As early as 1620, medical history thirty members is now' Wllll«J~&~;' InJ,• .,,,, ,,, ..... , awarded by drawing at t:tte show's to _assist us in transporting Mrs. president of High Point's first sen­ ed .~u,t that applications. tells us, a surgeon removed nine ior class. e~,td are: from DeWUton Donald­ HB.!ley's mother to the hospital. As coins swallowed by a boy w.ho was actlv~ and assQC.iate 11.tle!:Dh4!!-rsllfi~Wi! are Still being son - 1 G. E. Automatic Food Mix­ many of you know.. Mrs. Whaley about to be robbed. Today doctors er complete with bowls; 1 G. E. recently fell down the stairs and try to f:nd \Vays of 'avoiding sur­ ., Automatic 2 Slice Toaster; 1 G. E. broke her hip. The Rescue Squad gery in removing objects that chil­ Electric Steam Iron; 1 G. E. Hand responded immediately to our call dren swallow. Iron; 2 G. E. Clocks. From the and Mrs. Whaley reported that the Xo "Do-it-Yourself." A New 1-lairstyle FortEastet: Electric Institute an Automatic tr~atmcnt received by them, on her ,,.. > Electric Blanket anp. from PEPCO trip to t?e hospital. was wonderfu!, One way of removing a metallic object is use of a very small mag­ - 1 G. E Electric Fry Pan; 1 Sun­ They did everything possible to net on a string. The magnet can Created by One of Our· N~w Hai~tylists .beam Deep Fat Fryer; 1 Waring make her comfortable. ' .. ;~·, ( be put into the throat and allowed ") , Food Blendor; 1 G. E. Hand Mixer· The Greenbelt Rescue Squad are to work its way down into the 1 · Hot Food Trivet aud a 10 lb: about to launch their annual drive stomach or intestines. It is then baked ham from the Electric for funds. When the members call Roaster. at your home, remember we can withdrawn, pulling the indigestible ~-.~~~~~\. tidbit with it. Doctors have had • :,:, / • • • I •' • '·'' ·...::..\ ~o?ch for the good job they are f( aomg. We hope that you may considerable success in retrieving never need them, but it is good to Mother'H bobby pins by this meth­ ~now that they are on hand, just od. Ho >\"ever, it is not an opera­ In case! tion to be performed by "do-it­ yourself" fans. We appreciate, too, the interest the Town of Greenbelt ,has taken Physicians can now also give during this hectic time. Our sin­ antibiotic drugs to t>revent infec­ tion. Then they wait and watch c~re thanks for the many courte­ Sies extended to Mrs. Whaley; no­ until the object is elimiilated natu­ where, but Greenbelt, could you rally. An unusual case reported find so many friendly people. You b?; one ·doctor is that of a year­ -INTRODUCTORY QFFER .;_< old hahy boy who swallo>lred five will be interested to know that To Acquaint You With Our New.Styli£tts Mrs. Whaley is n:nv home from opcon -;c1fc-ty pins and a dozen nee­ the hospital and well on her wav dks. He :~!so managed to consume to recovery, thanks to the help o-f sum··· tb.c balloon givc>n to him at so many. thc> ho:-:pitaL The child was given 50% OFF, antibiotics. Almost all the objects Edward 1\f. Halley and family. v.rcre 0iiminated; a few had to be ON OUR PERMANENT WAVES removed by surgery. He left the Mrs. Mary L. Quinn Priced at $20 a:ilq up LONti DIST&'J"CE MOVIXG hospital in the best of health­ l ., I· The Electric · Cooking demon­ I r<·ady to >we~llow anything else he Coast-to-Coast, Hawaii, Puerto Mon. thru Thu;8. stration will be in the capab!e cotdd get h!s hands on. hands of Mrs. Mary L. Quinn, As­ Rico. New Modern Storage facil­ ities, Free estimates. GR. 3-6866 + Forei.~~n bodies which get into ~istant Director of PEPCO's Home Embassy Moving & Storage Co., I the> win(i_::dpc and lungs are per­ Service Bureau. Mrs. Quinn's . Silver Spring, Md. + !'ap:-; t!w most dangerous to chil­ program includ·es 3 complete meals BERNARD'S dren. If :JOt coughed up, clogging .SALQN. ."eaturing a top stove dinner, a of . Doctors do their best. but the LAMP CUTS ·HAIR STYLJHO mentary copy of· the complete 3-BEDROOM ; important t:>.sk in preventing the · menus and detailed recipes featur:. i tragedies that can result from PERMANENTS . :J;IAIR. COl-Of:liNO; .. eel in the dem~nstration. DETACHED HOUSE +' l swallowing oSt of be-H, r hMI.Ith, by: Mary­ . aged at the four services of the Key at 1-G Northway• Air Greenbeit Baptist Chapel on Sun­ land Tuix>r<'nlosi-. Association. day in connection with the be- - .:>ning of the Pre-Easter Services. The Sund'ly School has set their goal of 200 and the Training Union whic.h meets at 6 p.m. will cn­ deav6«" to reach 100 in attendance. Rev. L. Pi:ilip Samuelson, pastor College of the First Baptist Church, Sche­ Paint & Hardware' nectady, N. Y., will preach on the subject. "This Is The Day" in the 11 a.m. morning worship service ,/ NOW OPEN AGAIN FOR BUSINESS ".: J; fn the Center school auditorium t and "Beyond Measure" in the eve­ ning service at 7 p.m. The services iee4t/Jded will 0011tinue Monday through Fri­ eompt~tet'l ~eHUU:teted & day at 7:45 p.m. The new Baptist Hymnals will be used for the first time. Tuesday evening, March .19, the members of the Sanctuary Choir of the Metro- . polftan Baptist Church of Wash­ Watch for Grand Ington. D. C., consisting of fifty voices will sing. ~(. :,,! FREE DELIVERY Headquarters for _ BOL.GIANO'S AND. SCOTT'S PRODUCTS ~TELEVISION SERVICE <[>'• . j Guaranteed TV Repairs on Aay Make - Any Model by \ .: Profeulonal Eleoetrlcal Eqfaeen DOOR PRIZES RCA Regi-stered Dealers Philco Authori:ted Sales

& Service I ., Sales on Television. Radio. t:Joovao Ran.-, Refl'lpraton Call SPECI l B RG I GR 3 .. 4431 GR. 3-3811 TO. 9-6026 COLLEGE PARK PAINT & HAR BANYOK BROS. ARI UNion 4-1185 Store Hours 9 . ''

KarCh 16,1~ Healtlt For All Stawlce Diet

rut! lir:k ~·· Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hufendlck, :'-l•llhl r c-ans the doctor. Fathrr 9-P Southway, announce the mar.. caHa tiw f1r·f• deop.artmt"nl. Hysteoria riage of the!r daughter, Sondra, to r .. igns ur.UJ Junior ftnda the miaa­ Mic~ael Stripling, son of Mr. and ir.g ~;·uff link uftd<~"r th~ bl'd.· Mrs. James Stripling, 1-K Garden­ .S<·•·n~~~ hkeo this ha"'" happened way. Both ettendlng lDgh Point in almoRt l'Vt-ry houst'hold whl!'rt" Hitth SC'hool, the couple plans to tlwr•• i>' 11 baby. ChUdr.. ·n s~M."m. to mak~ their home In Greenbelt. lx• bor:"! with the deairl!' to swallow "Sonrly" and Mike were miU'rled . anything small cmoucb to be fttt.ed at the Community Church Satur­ into thl' mouth. Unfortunately, too day. Mach 10, by Reverend Eric oftt-n tht• cuft' link is not under Braund. A shower will be given tht• bl•d. Baby Rally h:u manqed in their honor tonight by some to Bwallow it. Fortunately, doc­ s<"hool friends. tor:> iiH(• const.anUy dew-loping new "Sondy" Is actlv~ on the school w;~ys to g.-t it out ll&'alt•. paper, '"The Beacon", and Mike Is As ··-.rly u 1820, mE'diiC'a.J history president or High Point's first sen­ t.·,is w.!l. " suf'8"0n · n!'movN nlne ior class. , .... n.~ ,.w;dlowl"d by a boy who was about. to b•• robbed. Today docton1 try to !: !HI ways of 'a,.·oldlng sur- J:•·ry ;n r··mo\'ing objh::ts that chil-

~ 0 •• 0.-ft-y t:~Uh!ril"' A New Hairstyle For:,:Easfer • • • 1 J:;o• ·.~ 1 y o! rrmO\'ing a ml'tallic I uhj ..... , ~~' ~·~"· 1 ur inle.atinc-.s. It is then withdrawn .. pulling th,, indigc.-stlblt" tHtd w::il H. Doctors h&\'t" had cn:l.~;d.:r.tbl•.· lliUC'C't"Sil l:t rt'tritoring ~.f,,th•·r·,, bobh)' pint by this mPth­ od. H.,w, ····r. It i.¥ not :tn opeora· t i• ·~1 t · • I>•' P<"rformt'd by ''do-it· yo11ro.-Jt .. !;HI.~. J>:,~·s>r ;":"' c:a.n now ;u•o give .t~ltd .. lc!;, ! I !. '· •\" "-' :·· who lli\\'llllm.\·<"d tivl! ~ ~' ·- ot ·n .ISTAX'CE MO\'ISfii hn·•p,: d -~: ~hr best of hl"alth .. ·- 'l'hl:' Electric Cooking demon­ 1• ·•·h· t ..·, ... ,.,.-,,:,.a• :u1~1 hing d:h~ hi!' CoMt-to-Const, Haw an. I"u«'rt n Mon. thru, Thurs. stration wiU bl:' In the capable· C(t· td ;.:t·t hj~t ):~r.:d,.;: n!L hands of Mrs. Mary L. Quinn, As· Rico. Nc•w Modf"rn ~lotora~e fndl­ lth·s. Frc"f' rstlmnt~.s. Grt. !J·GA!Cf; ;.. ·,r··i:;:~ '''"li(•!i Whkh I'Wt into ~J.stant Director of PEPCO'~ Home Emba•"'Y :\lo,·lnc .t stomg<-' •(:o .. · ! 1 ~·· ',\' lo•i·,:J.• :u'ld lu:·"T~ 'If<' J'l•·r· Service Bureau. Mrs. Quinn's lilllvtor ~Pring, :\teL l•q' •:w J''"···! (::t:t~o:•·ruu.-1 h• ~ltil­ Program Includes 3 complete meals BERNARD'S J dr. :1 :: 'l•l~ , ought•d·.•r:< •h _tb£'1r 1wst, but the mentary copy of the complete LAMi? CUTS . HAiR $TvLIN~, 3-BEDROOM Jmpon.•nt !:•.slc in pre\'t·ntlng th~ menus and detaJJed reclp!!s featur­ tr:.;.:···L··~ th11t can rt>:ct:lt from ed in the demonstration. PERMANENTS tfAIR ~OlORINq;: DETACHED HOUSE ..... Lt!luw;n.: <>·:H•·nh It'~ a ht.-rnty-four hour 2422 University Lane, ·HJ;Ilttsville, Md. ·· · at 13 Sortb•'aY Rea.r. f, Redwood Biding. hard••ood noors. joh lo protf'l."t baby from the Baptist Enco•r•ci•c tile bath, o!J heat. attac:hf'd car­ strun,.;•· did he wUI folio~· In hl:s • a.~ to G p.m. natural d••5irc- to try tt~ port. 70'x120' Jot. taste ot HA·2-3275 .•ed. & Ftf. 9 to 9 anything and ~WI)'thlng. · ··Pre-&ster ltte•tl•••• Thi.,. ,-clumn h '"POftHI"t'd. iA tile Htgb attendance will be en~ur­ $14,000 aged at the four services of the inh·ro·.. t of brt•· r h,....th, b)·: llr\larJ'• Air Key at 1-G Northway. In nd Tut.·rf·ulotoiJ. ,\"'I!HM'iaUon. Greenbelt Baptist ChapeJ on Sun­ day in conne.,tlon with the be- ~ning of the Pre-Easter Services. The Sunday SchooJ has &'et their '~ : .·~ goal of 200 and the Training Union which meets at 6 p.m. will en­ deavor to reach 100 in attendance . . Rev. L. Philip Samuelson, paator College of the J:.,lrst Baptist Church, Schc- Paint & . nectady, N. Y., will preach on the silbject. "This Is The Day" in the 11 a.m. morning worship sc:-vicc NOW OPEN AGAIN FOR Jn the Center school auditorium BUSINESS and ''Beyond Measure" In the eve­ ning ~rvkc a.f. 7 p.m. The services & WU! oontinuc :Monday through Fri­ eOHt,fd~tdfl iee~ '7n Aay Make • Any Model by .\ Prvfeutonal Blftetrteal Eaglaeen DOOR PRIZES RCA Regtstered Dealers

Philco Authorized Sales ;. & Service Sales on Television, Radio, Eleu&rio Ran.-, Refrlpraton I Call SPECI RG GR 3-4431 " . Gft. 3-3811 TO. 9-6026 COLLEGE PARK PAINT & HAR >'() . . ., ' .BANYOK BROS. UNion 4-1185 •••• Store Hours 9 -

i. ·. 1. q,:· r:i:~T::.;• 1-.T .. T NEWS HEVfJ:W ~~--..:...:...:....;.------::------~, thf' sly old fox gathered to-.· ens ))ave N?~ ?a~ J:F•thrr flf'•mf' of his brother foxes, clucked The Long View n•.t R.ll o! them becausr- f'Vf'n some Wf' are CLASSIFIED By AJ lAIIIe of his br-other foxes did not like they all ran ·or.-. of th•· r•·murks ma·l·• r>b(•Ut Tl<:LEVL.C:O:ON SERVICE: By pro­ 4IU( de ?o~· him • but they didn't oppose him:. homes. Mark Twa:n WIU that "Uis "·:!•· not fc-saional E!leetrlcal enginr.ers using ritht"r, maybe ~cause they were Epilogue n:-~ly •·dit••d his w•>rkl! but •·d,t•'lumn :::g or df'U Is strictly coincidental! 3811. 'll. Prolotr'tW' the sly old fox to the Congresa, "in : was :I_)UzzJed and ~~~at:tl!'d: that sh~ dot"an'l IM'!t' bo!:ofol'f'hBnd. pursuit of my-ab-Jegitimate bus• old fox for scaring sh.- quite ottf!'n f>d!ta me. l >nn' tiM-rt' wu a sly old fox who CALDWELL'S WASHmt SBRV­ inf"u." The Sheriff was cynical~ She wu mortlflP.d at t hr la..rt L n·o1 rt t lht> foot of R very high ICB----AJJ makH expe-rtly rep&lred. ThP Congreaa deliberated a while, they would.· come ~k r.olumn about Al J'o"'ar'twr's wnnd•·r• mountain. On thr othe-r _.d.-··of Aulbolflced Whirlpool dealt-r. TO ·and tht>n granted the fox penni... got hungry. And the Ul:ltDirz:e!!!=\1! 9-6414. ful martinis--· salr.lbleo luah. f'S~ialiy among fR·rm•·r who rai~ chickPns, thou­ TELmVISI9N ~rvtc~ by Ke-n Lew­ ~< .qultr. I a,r~ with ~n us1·d to raJd thco farm«'r'a chick­ old phlloaopher that "'Tia not thr •·:-~ ,.,,..ps aJmo11t "'"'<'ry night.. and tt'llted. Today the sly old fox ~ • DRESSMAKING and altera.tJone. "But It is my !and," he said, "and location where chickens drinking that Is to ~ blam.-<:1. but ~ ...... ,.ll!W lh(' dist.a.ncf" around the Mrs. Ruuell, 2-F Westway. GR mountain waa so g!!'rat, he built a I don't want a road." plentiful. The hard W4)1'JCIII11 4-nGe. thP PXCPSS," or to put it in \,'('rtif:': rfJad ovf'r th.- mountain. But the "Aha." rPplled the Congress, "but mer is raising pigs be.ca.ue "It Rll b4! truP that I do think, think of the convenience. Such a ens are too much RHIRI!!N' ART SCHOOL - Rf'gistcr Therf' ar•• ftvP rt'I'UIOns "'"' h;ud working farm('r, who owned rORd will enable you to get your · · Sheri« still . wai~ng now for Spring and Summer cl&a~K"a 11hould dr~nk. the mountaJn and thr land· around is ·at Shlren Art School. Outdoor 1t. found ~~ fox'• r~d an., clolled chickens Ito market quickly, efft- chickens to come ~ ; Good wine----& fri«-nd --or h•·1ng cirnUy and cheaply." And, daz- gress didn't get •ke~~. OR 4-BT&l. dry--- it. Opw. zlt'd by this brilliant reasoning, the new Congress is noyr delU'_belrM TYPEWRITER service. CJl"a.ning, Or l••l'lt. we should. tJ.eo by and Sn 1 ~w Ill)· ,,Jd fox wrnt tt) the farmf"r returned home, muttering And the chickens are stll'• overhauling, repairing. E 1 e c t r l c, by undf"r his brl"a.th. · · Shn;ff and 1uud. "I m1.1.11t trav('! standard, portable. R. F. PoJend. Or any othc·r rf>IUIOn ,..-hy." And the sly old fox built a new On thr oth("r hand t &gr<"<· that t h :s rnad eov~ry night. Now what GR 3-2&37, nights and w~kends. "hall r mr·n than :St"ptune. Thr·r•• i111 Anrl the Sh•·riiY said. "Build an- bQth thr. farmer and the fox sort of To 11arvlce. Frr.e tube checking. Stan­ 11 lot of truth in lhl' provr·r-h. ··rt lost sight of the chickens. True, ~cal. Libr,~/ ~·- "Jbt ;t is the• farmrr's l:tnd," dard brand tubes 40"0 off Jist. 5210 is all right to drink Bik,. ~~ fi:o;h th•· chickens were in the backs of Palco Pl. WE 3-fl607. :-;tid th•· fox. "and hr- would only The DAR chapter in if you drink what a fish _drink!!." or th<>lr mlnd11, but they were not in again in VI'I'IN:': ··lr... ,. it aa-aJn.'' gave several of their the front of tht'lr minds. to the County Library EARN EXTRA MONEY ll••lllng ad· "At thr punch bo\lfl's br.ink '"Th•·n you must go to Congress." NEWS REVIEW', N'ow chickt>ns are notoriously on April 11, . will· nr.ese,nt: vertialng for the Lrt th•· ·thirsty think ·"•ir.f t h" Shcritr,, "and get permis· .-..:ion.~ .. fooll11h, but when they heard of For Information cB.ll Isadore Par­ \\"hat thry say In .Japan: at tllle Greenbelt . Go•mJnu.-st: ker, editor, GR 4·8922. this th.-y ll'ebellcd. ''Even chick- J:)rary. Flr!t thf• man takes a drink. INCOME TAX. rt>turns prepared in Th•·n Uw drink taku a drink. your bom.e--Statt> and F'cdera.l. Th•·n tlw drink takrs thf' man." fU.asonabJe. GR 3-4M3. And to Num up my own philns<•ph)' :tboHt drinkin~E. <'..onfuciu• Aai•l 1}Jr 2------·------BEDROOM FRA.'\fE housr!, attic r~·ally did. I, "Th,. m~tn who i11 m;u•• cntranc~. f<'nccd yard, tension trr or himl'irlf drl~kll gm\'.-ly •lnd scrf•Pnlf. Not In a court, no parking wi11c~ly." :,.-, :I problt>m. 13-E Laurd Hill Road. Hut t•1 ..:.-t hack to my 11trid. GRanlt.- •-9517. Hom••tim•·.~. •·(Jitor. Thi:H w ... , k J in· The Free Ad111lsslqn tr•ndoo to r'"d did writ .. a lil:li· FOR SAL:r; - 3 Bf:DR!'X)M framr. :It·. a ft· \\4 ''•r :\tnrll.>otu to muk(• p •· r 11 on ftl n:-prrlll<·nt.•! l«'.ll$1", lcn~t no Greenbelt, Md. staff membc•r W<"nt to a. Cm~Jh:;l Children 75c to 5 p.m. meeting or an)' other zonln,: m•·•·t• on lng to p~S4!'nt the IJ.oard't~ po~i­ $1 alter 5 p.m. and a.ll) Sat. .;..,• tlon on thf' gaJS station. Of ··ounrf'. Open: !.{on. 10:30-8:30 th•· prc~llidc·nt or thr. B,oard work.~ WEDNESDAY, MARCH, '1st::.:,.· Tue:. thru Fri. 9:3iJ-7:00; for the GCS au llitaUon. and so far the~ I""Kion has not oft'rrM 1\ :t)' at 8:00 p.m. (Doors open at 7:30 P~m·> Sat. 9-6 lioard m(•mbcr th•~ job of bartt·nd· •~r. Co-op ; Well. I went on lo point out :w:>m•· feoturing rmbarrauing ailuaUon• in "''hich Barber Shop f th,. m,.nagf'r wil! ftnfl htm.tk•lr if he• ,. ,...... -..•...... __, cnrrirJt out all t.he Board m Mrs. ·Mary L Quinn, Ass't Qiref:tor · ·m•l' ~··nl llJf the• \'r>tr on the· l~qu"r GREENBELT lkr•n,.•·. llllrh lUll th••' pt"f•·nni;li Hc.me Service Division, Potomac Electric Power. Company rt.tl in t hc:o . ' f: ~ . ' COOPERATIVE Cr•ntc•r, th•• JWIIilllibUit:t or· voting for A f#c;'~ li«IIIOf Jit•f:n:ll(• «tho•)' Wo·rt• in a program of inh·r«·str•d m It bottl•• g~rorls 1.­ NURSERY SCHOOL n·nou•. onr•·'· Ur c·~·c·n. :II!Jtrh ·1\n 11>­ accttptiny app/ic(ltirm.'l nuc·•mu:~~ th:n~~ 1u• ttw Bottrd \'otir.~ Electric Cooki1g i Cr.-.H./J lif·· • ~• favor <~f tlw H•·d ~:n Demonstrations:. J.J,· :. • /r>r the fall ll'IY. pro~ram ·Wrlllld lhia "''l'·liT<' ;: :' hirn trt vp•·n•l ~