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GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW
AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER
Russell Greenbaum, Editor, 4822
Isadore J. Parker, Associate Editor, 6551
George Bloom. Business Mgr., 2151 Jim O’Neill, Circulation Mgr., 2436
Paul Kasko, Photographer, 8921
Rae Algaze, Gerry Backstrom, Betty Coleman, E. Don Bullion, Keith
Gamble, Sarah Gelberg, Marian Hatton, Frances Herling, Martha Kauf
man, Bernard Krug, L. A Lee, Peggy Markfield, Carolyn Miller, Bill
Moore, David Reznikoff, Eleanor Ritchie, Ethel Rosenzweig, Mirian
Solomon, Morris Solomon, Frieda Vernoff, Donny Wolfe.
The GREENBELT NEWS REVIEW is published every Thursday by
the Green belt Cooperative Publishing Association, Inc., Greenbelt, Md.
Established, November 1937. Board of Directors: I. J. Parker, Pres.;
Bernard Krug, V. Pres.; Miriam Solomon, Sec’y.; George Bloom. Treas.:
Harry Zubkoff, Editor.
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Entered as second class matter at the Post Office in Greenbelt, Maryland.
Advertising may be submitted by mail or delivered to the Cooperator,
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offices open after 8:30 p.m, Monday and Tuesday. News deadline is
8:30 p.m. of the Monday preceding publication.
Y2L22 Thursday, November 25, 1954 No. 16
SMITH FOR COUNCIL
To the Editor:
Any day now, the city council
will be choosing a replacement
for Frank Lastner, who is resign
ing to assume his new duties as a
county commissioner. I should
like to urge all citizens to support
Jim Smith for this position, and to
communicate their wishes to the
council. He is particularly well
qualified by virtue o£ *his long res
idence here, his intimate knowl
edge of municipal” problems, and
the thoughtful; Consideration he
has given these problems. *
Harry Zubkoff *v.
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TRICYCLE RETURNED
My little boy and .I. want to say
a sincere thank you to John. P.
Haslinger of 11-N. Ridge,, /'Me
youngster who found our
tricycle somewhere in the. neigh
borhood, and took the trouble to
bring it down tp the police station,
where we recovered itt, This was.,
a very happy, ending, especially
since we .hadn’t yet gotten around 1 ’
to marking the tricycle (it’s quite
new) with our name and address.
We’d expected it to turn up broken
and useless, and are indebted to
John Haslinger’s good instincts
that it didn’t.
Incidentally, our name and ad
dress has at last been painted on
the tricycle, and I pan see now
where loss of children’s toys, wag
ons, etc. would be substantially
minimized if everyone marked
their stuff.
Mrs. Morris..J! Solomon
2-E VJ^estway
ADULT HANUKAfi SKIT
A skit presented by adults will be
part of the festivities at the Jew
ish Community Center’s annual
children’s Hanukah program next
month, it has been announced. All
adults interested in participating
in this skit are asked to call 7071
or 9498.
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| ANSWERS TO YOUR QUESTIONS §
l ABOUT YOUR MUTUAL HOUSING CORPORATION §
SO-O-O EASY
to shop for all your Christmas
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20* - 40* DISCOUNTS
on Famous-Make Furniture, Appliances,
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Thurs. (Two Greenbelters work at Mars.)
APPRECIATION
The family of Buddy Attick, Jr.
wish to express to their friends
their appreciation for the expres
sions and token of sincere sym
pathy extended them.
It has been a comfort to know
that there is no barrier to shar
ing sorrow; that the spirit of kin
ship extends beyond the limits of
eligion to include people of all
faiths and even strangers from far
away.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Attick, Sr.
1-A Garden way,
13 Greenbelters Born
During 20-Day Period
Thirteen'children —nine boys and
four girls—were born to Greenbelt
residents during the 20-day period •
between October 20 and November
9. High point of this period was
October 28 when there were six
Greenbelt' births.
The' families who increased the
city’s population during this period
are as follows: October 21, Mr. and
Mrs. William Lindsey, 14-S Laiirel,
a boy; October 28, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Back of 10-E Plateau, a' boy;
Mr. and Mrs. John* Pugh, 8-E
Southway, a boy; Mr. and Mrs. Cy
ril Turner, 218 Hillside, a boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Orton, 16-Z-l
Ridge, a girl; Mr. and Mrs. James
Keene, 5-M Gardenway, a girl.
October 29 - Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Teske, 4-E Parkway, a boy; Octo
ber 30 - Mr. and Mrs. John NorS
worthy, 19-B Hillside, a boy; Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas' Higgins, 38-F
Crescent, a boy; November 1- Mr.
and Mrs. Leroy McCauley, 71-A
Ridge, a girl; Mr: and Mrs. Rob
ert Woodville, 8-B Parkway, a
boy; November 6 - Mr. and Mrs.
Clayton Hinmari, 7-A Parkway, a
boy; November 7- Mr. and Mrs. '
Thomas Sullivan', 50-A Crescent, a
girl.
TEACHER S’ RECEPTION
To the Editor:
I’d like to take this means of
thanking the many people and the
many organizations who cooperat
ed so willingly and so helpfully
with the Citizens Association in
making our Community Reception
for Teachers such a success.
Many people spoke to me about
the beauty of the decorations, the
variety of the exhibits, the enter
taining program, and the excel
lence of the refreshments.
We could have wished that all
our citizens and teachers could
have enjoyed the Festival but they
have probably heard of it by now
and we can look forward to an
even bigger and better celebration
next year.
Bruce Bowman, Chairman
Community Coordinating Com
mittee, Greenbelt Citizens As
sociation.
BINGO POSTPONED
The JCC Bingo party originally
scheduled for Saturday, December
11, has been postponed until Sat
urday, December 16. It will be
held in the social room of the Cen
ter School, featuring cash prizes
and free admission.
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basis. Call Harry Zubkoff, 5801.
WANTED - Chairs, any size, shape
or condition, for contribution to
News Review office. Call R. Green
baum, 4822.
WILL DO IRONING in my home.
Call GR. 4-8911 after 5 p.m.
WORKING TILL CHRISTMAS?
Shopping downtown? Leave the
kiddies with Mrs. Lawson, 18-C
Ridge. Monday through Friday,
$2 per day, includes lunch.
THIS OLD DESK is very sturdy'
this old desk is very strong, this
old desk costs twenty clams, this
old desk won’t last so long ... at
this price. Call 6551. Ask for this
old desk. If an end table answers,
hang up.
FRUIT CAKE for the holidays.
Orders now being taken by the
Greenbelt Co-op Nursery. 2, 3 and
i lb. sizes. $1.25 a lb. GR. 3-4822.
FOUND - Zippo cigaret lighter in
my couch. Will owner please
identify. Call Harry Zubkoff 5801.
TYPING WORK WANTED -
ried woman with two children and
big house, tired of eating bonbons
and reading magazines all day,
wants part-time typing work to
while away lonely leisure hours.
Employer must be generous and
not too critical. GR. 4-8811.
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