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Basketball Shares That Rat Gris\\·old Teen-Age Robber GCS Members Vote lo/o Patr•on~ltg'e Is In Town Again r Spotlight With of i:;~. ·;~~~u~:':;e e~: c:'.::;.::c:;; Caught Redhanded Refund; Elect Five To Boar~ I

Q T attention at the Greenbelt Co- B L ) p J• By JUNE ROBERTSON · . 1 • ueen omorrow operative Nursery School. An- v oca 0 ICe GCS members 'held their annual met~bng rh!St Wed-other current attraction is Gris- J nesday night in an atmosphere of eon:~truci v'~ effort,

The student council of Green- wold, a black and white rat. A "'··ries of housebreakings in marred by a few recriminatory fireworks. .' cheerful belt High in Cooperation with the The pets are among a numbe•· town was halted last Friday night beg1'nn1·ng \\'as made with Mrs. Louise Riley W =nning the lent to the school by Mr. \\'illiam when a 17 V£"a1· old Greenbelt ~ faculty will present the eighth Melton, father of one of the nur- yuuth was ·apprehended "red- turkey door prize, and a turbulent finish at 11:30 after Saturday evening, February 28, at

1 h annual All Greenbelt Night on sery school children. hand·~d .. inside a locftl hom'.? by the spirited and somewhat confused discussion and.I

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7 p. m. in the Ritchie Coliseum ------- 'olie•~ Department. Astut<? de- A. C. Long's four-point report and reco:.:nm1

enda1ion to t e

of the University of Maryland in Classes To. Start tectin• work by Chief P<magoulis • membership. . plus th•: assistance of an alert UPWA A •1•

College Park. . I J 1. ;.rJ!ice fr·rc~e resulted in a cleverly UXI Iary Chief or_ the, age1111a was the The main event of the evening n OUrna ISm ·t .. t h · h h S election of fiv,~ boa1 ~ members, ·

will be the crowning of the queen ~;~;:~~~,. ~"~ps,ur cp~isce.mg t e ouse- Plans Box upper elected .for a t;erm (If. r:>ne· y~ar. After ten yea1·s of operating a - w 1 of Greenbelt High, who.se identity community newspaper, the Co- HP is being held without bond in A box supper, sponsored by They are: Frarlk Las I mrr, a ter remains a closely guarded secret, operator st~tff has voted to initiate the ,iu\·•·nile detention cell. at Up- UPWA Auxiliary, will be held Sat- Bierwagen, Delbert 1\:[esner, Ben­This year's queen's Court is com- an evening course in the "Prin- Pt>r :\JaJ!horo. A major portion of urday evening, February 28, at jami!l Rosenzweig, anci~ ·ichard Wt. P

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'"'d of' Senior. <one of whom clples and P<actlces <·f Joucnal- hi' lwt has been eecm·eeed and 45-J Ridge Road. Guests wHJ bid Coopee. ' I ' will be queen and anathee hoc Ism." will be <«ed as e,·iden ce peioe to roe t heic suppee, and the money Aftee he.,.ing , the ''' "''""'"• ';!" maid-of-honor), H0len Miller, Patsy its cL~;"Jsal to the ri.~htful owners. raised will be contributed to the port, presented l~y The fts Ritch~e. Miller, Norma Lee Curry, Carole The course, which will begin Second Teenager Caught GSI strikers. and learning th~t the ~nf t income; H ]

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ative for olen; .-.op omores, s er o e; An:)thPJ" 17 ye&r old has been According to Henry Pearlman, or pro • ... e I"' Ninth grade, Marie Neger; and 8 p. m. in Room 222 of the Cen- chr ,,g,~rl with tampering with auto- who is attempting to secure aid 1947 was $24,596.41, tl~e memlier­·Eighth grade, Doris Friend. 'l'he ter School, under the cunent mr,bil•·:-:. last Frida\·, as the result for this group from Greenbelt res- ship voted that 5% int~r• st sh()uJd runners-up (also participating in adult education program, will be of a thuz ough im:estigation. He idents in the form of clothing and be paid on inv•~sted ~to< k, irr: ac-p tt

. E n 1 K M The instruction fee will be one "' t" f th b d I' ll•ert Mes a I vans, o ores ans, ary Cr•unty Probation Oflicer. perate situation. Not only are Ions o e oar . , ' > -the pageant) include: Seniors, open to the public. has been put in the custod•· of the money, the striker.; are in a des- cordance with the r ~c<·m~nda-Goodall, Joanne Therell; Sopho- dollar, which will be paid into the Grt·('nbP!t automobile owners they without money, Mr. Pearl- ner, representing the o;ud,- thPn mores, ,Jeanne Kasko, Winnie adult education fund of the County han• he('n harassed this past week man said, but their food is nearly. moved that the men: er.;~Jp ap­Strickler, Joan Rizzo; Ninth grade, Board of Education. The instruc- with a puzzling sequence of petty gone. Through the generosity or prove a patronage reftlrci oi 1%. Arlene Gelleth, Shirley Curry, tor v:ill be Dick Cooper, associate laJTeniP,;. The Police Depa•·tment many church and civic organiza- Frank Lastnerr in hi . I r.es. ident's

-Jerry Fedorchak; and Eighth editor of the Coope~ator. !'('pons that 3 complaints of stolen lions, food, tnough insufficient, report, pointeq out~ :.bat ·1:he gr'ade, Norma Evans, Ann Dindle- The schedule for current adult hub caps. 2 stol.-n hood ornaments, has been contributed. However, amount investecl in c c:;· capital b k d J

· A 1 · education classes is as follows: t k ( ow $2 2124) ·r'Ld been ec • an amce nzu ovlc. 1 sN uf tags and gas siphonpd from thev now critically need clothes. soc n • a typing, Mondav and Wednesda ,. : "' more th"" was needed d •r1"ng t,.,e · All Greenbelt Night is also the "' "' a truck have been received. Securely tied bundles can be ..... ·~ ~· woodworkinl!, Monday and \'lied- war He· pred1"c1:ed he •·ver that climax of the basketball season, · - - · - -- ·-- · -- -- - - -- dropped off at 36-C Crescent · : • '1 •, •

with both the girls' and boys' var- nesday; sewing, Wednesday, at the ~ 'C 4 T S Road. Donors also may call 6636 it, and more, would h·~ needed sity teams playing Maryland Pa~rk. high school. Classes will be held '-.J ·"' 0 Ur\·ey to have such bundles picked up.. now that the d·)ubl{: ~llstruction Bladensburg's victory over Hyatts- proJec was going on, ,. at the Center School in shorthand · t · 1 that as

ville Friday night and Greenbelt's and_a_r_t._d_att~_s_t_o_~~-a-~_ou_n_c_Pd_. To\\'11 Jn Fight Two Empl•()yees a matter of fact!anothlfrldrive for victo.ry over Maryland Park Satur- • - the sale of additional ~stock was day night will throw the Prince A c Q . t t M t .. . ere being planned. ! ' '

Georges County Class A League • • DID e s ee .c'-ganlst Win Acclaim He indicated !that ~. e present into a 3 way tie. For the girls' situation in reg11rd to the N~rth · game which wm in all probability T T h F• :\lt·:1.h•·:,-; nf the c,·t>en::.Plt Citi- At GCS Meeting End store wou~d li~!l}· remain •.

be: Shirley Curry, Jane Johnson, offices on :\tonday. with a repre- Harry Jackson and James (Jim> permission to build a r. v,l store in be played first, the players will WO oug IVes zpn's A~sociation met in the GCS PHA is studying. GCS's fe·~uest for

Marilyn Eshbaugh, Marie Nehr, H T • ht ~Pntatin• of the Prince Georges Porter received special honors at the North .End. : ' Esther Wolfe, Jerry Bryant, Mable ere ODJg ,Joint Transpor·tation Committee to the annual meeting of Greenbelt Treasurer's. ·ReJ: rt : Vickers, Ann Lastner, Phillis Birt- plan a "un·py of the transportation Consumer Services Wednesday Highlight of 1fhe•; tre;~urer's re-man, Gene Wr.ittaker, Jane Sco- The Greenbelt. Athletic Club situation in Greenbelt. The Citi- night for having completed ten port was the ljl1~726,q;6.50 total vltch, Pat Hart, Gloria Walker, teams will meet ~wo top quin- zpn'.<; A~:-r>riations of the •:arious years of service in the cooperative. volume of businf:ss J:IOI~e by GCS Joanne Therrel, Carol Howard, tets in what prom.is.es to be a pail' towns in Princf' Geor~Ps County Jimmy takes the honors of being in 1947. Mr. RitChie : ~oi!1ted out coached by Miss Emma Ruth Eley. of outstanding basl-tetbaiJ games in an• cc•r•Jwrating in SN'urin,:: infor- the present employee with the that the food store ·{otume, in­The team managers are Helen the Center ·School gym. At 7:-13 mati•_o!t pc·rtinent to a formal pro- longest unbroken employment rec- eluding the North Encl store, the Millet, Mary Goodall and Joanne p. m. toni,g-ht the GAC .Juni•tr.~ t<·~• · oro_ beer store and pantry, a.'i wen as Hartman. Immediately after- meet the !\;a val On"rlnance Labor a- r\1 t h•· m•'Nin!: it was decided to the center stor1 ~, mac:e. up over wards the Greenbelt Elementary tory team, which leacts thP :--:a, y r·in ulat... a questinnnair·e which 55% of this volume. l,!~c 1 ught out School tumblers will take the floor Yard League with eight wins and ha." h··•·n prepared h~· the Pl'ince in the treasurers repc rt was the under the direction of Miss Eileen no. losses. < ;,.,r;.;t·s .Toint Transpor-tation Com- healthy gain of .~30,000 I i,f current Mudd. Next on the program will Seniors Play YMCA r,Jit!h• t • ,.,·en· adult in Greenht>ll. assets, to $237;938.991 '"1 1947, b 1 t

. '· th G b It B d At 9 p. m. the seni<>l' tt·n:n In nrrl•·r that- the surve.v rna\.· be · y f PI. . ' and a fur·ther demon:.;tration in swings into action a,.;ainst t hP f'Plldurtprl ·,\·ithout dt>lay, Gn~~t>nbelt e se ec zons uy e reen e an ear o ann.1tg

YMCA team coached by Leonard ha" h•·f'n di,·ided into 65 unib, with The year 1947 was c taracter-agility by the drum majorettes. ized bv Samuel F. Asl el man, Jr. Smith. Smith is wc•ll knnwn fur '' Wt>J kt·r· a . .;signed to Paeh. "' I After the crowning of the queen, more than tpn )'Par~ of acti\·ity in l't>rs~>n." conducting the survey in his general Jnanag•ll'" report,

which will be done by the princi- local sports. The squad has a n·ry ha•·e b"<'n instr·uct€'rl that they are as a year of planning, dE lays and pal o.f the High School, John P. high percentage of wins through- not t•> inl!ut>nce the answers given negotiation for <!iCS. ITle p~an-Speicher, and the naming of the out the state. hy <•.ny rp~ident. R€'sioents will be ning and negotiations v.eJ e mostly maid-of-honor, the court guests Next Saturday night the GAC a"kPd t., uffer contributions to help finished no.w, he

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and assemblage will witness the senior squad will battle :\It. Rain- defray the cost of transportation having been broJ..en fc the new boys' varsity game. The players icr. The Juniors will tangle with incurred hv thow wor·kers who will Jackson Porter building on January 2 · Radical \Viii include: John Teel, Richard the Irish \Ve.r· Veterans e>f \\'ash- appPar at 'the formal protest hear- changes have be·m m; df in the Hause, Bill Goodall, John Martone, ington. in){ in Baltimore next month. Jim is manager ·:>f the G.C. S. plans for the building, since the Harr)' Randolph, John Mowitt, Bill auto repair service. He came up first bids were received f v:ith esti· Roberts, Jom Williams, George GMHOC Board Instructs Presi.dent from the ranks, ha\'ing worked as mated cost reduce{! frc:tn $400,000 Bauer, Chociie Midkiff, Leonard • a 'taOoo attendant. ro, the · structmie a. l}figinally Clemmee, coached by Me. A. J. Hany Jackwn """"" as a poe- planned, to $175,0110 for ~he su.,.,. Zeldin and with Ptiul Williams and T A ) F p J Of T ter with G. C. S. Later he took market and night! store ~ulw being Bruce Tayor acting team mana- 0 pp y i or . nrc lase 0\t"D over as a truck clriver, IPaking constructed. Thf~ bowi~Ji~ alleys

gers. pickups for the 'b.c.s. stores, and will not be inste~led ir~mediately The Greenbelt stores will be The Board of Directors of th(' 1. Any plans for the sale of making deliveries ·:o the stores. unless the pric•r sitl.l tion im.,. . featuring All Greenbelt Night Greenbelt Mutual Hom•~ Owner- Gn·c·nb•·lt ~hould include pl~">.ns for Harry served overseas with the proves, he said, 1fhough Ute exca-,. specials throughout the week ship Corporation. at its mN·ting tl.p n·hnu~ing of any Greer.belt Marines during the war, and on vation is to inclUI~e rooJ~ 1or their in honor of the queen and her last Monday night, instrueter! n·.-id(•nr.s who might be ~equired his return resumed his work as installation at a lftter d:ft£'. · court .. Since the affair will be held President Michael Salzma1;1 tn ap- to gi\·p tl!• their pre:-ent homes as driver for G.C.S. · The Walki[r.g Mar?

1 out of town this year it is suggest- ply to the Public Housing Author- a n·sult (>f ,:uch .sale. Last No.vember Harry became Henry Morgant~au,. J ., was re-ed that anyone having room in his ity for the purchase of hou~in;.; :..'. ~alt·." ••f housing anrl auxiliary ill as a •·esult of nis \var service, vealed by Mr. Asl•elman l·t,, be the car will please stop in the cen- and other FPderally-nwned 1•• np- f;wiJiL•·s .-houid pn~fe1·ably be and spent se\'eral weeks at the h~retc:ore namel•rss fin,~n·~ial ad-ter on his way out of town so erty in the town of Grt>enbelt. n•arl•• tq u."·r-buyC'I":< on the basis :-;a,·al l\Iedical CentEr. He is now visor to whom hEi had l'~f ·rred ,in that ail interestC'd parents and Blocks Big Prospectue <·f "Jun~ ~ime ,·aJue and use," n·tu•·ning to work. the previous membershi ·~ lfleeting. friends may ha\·e transportation. PHA had pr·acticall:-.· compl··t•·<

1 t ati:,·r t ran at a ct:•.:l11J€•1iti\·e mar- Acco1·ding to Sam F. Ashelman, The maximum : volurr ~ )f busj.-

Transportation will be a\'ailable a prosp·~ctus oJfering· the tuwn <>f k•:t ;or kt.• tn in\'~·~tm·.·nt buy(·r~. Jr.. G.C.S. Gene,·al Manager, ness possible in u1

e pres ~n· center for all studer,ts. A bus will lea\·e GJ'€'enbelt to invp:-;·!m(•nt huy.·t.' :~. l"r.:::., • <~n•d Janel aJ,r.cat•~d for Harn: will not be able for some food store has

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aim pst been the CC'nter betweer: 6:15 and 7:00. on a bid basis. Tiw opinion ····as 1•·-;d,:nt .:tl huilding :-hnuld be time· tf' do the heav:: work he did reached, Mr. Ash ~lman sa d. He Round trip tick€'ts may be pur- <'X pressed tt· at this p•·o:-;pe•:t u.- ·"old r" '; :.1 HOC f.;,. d(·\·eJnprr.ent he fore hi,; illness. He will sen·e in- pointed out that with 3!:00 square chasC>d at the H1gh School and would proha.:1ly have bt>{·n J>~lh- 1 ·n a n• >11- r' 1 ~>lit ha:-i,'. in a<Tni·d- stt>ad as a dri\'e1· for the Co-op feet of space, it .!tverag:~d around the Center Elementary School. lish€'d anrl issut>d (•~:eept f,, •. t!:t.• :or:• •• ·.·.t!lt 11.,- land tlst· >'rogT:tm oi bu:<. $16,000 weekly sa,es vo!~~r:1e dur-

------------ impr·essi\'e n·~tion taken by th.> :'!L\. ----------.. ------ ing 1947. This p1ftporU. n of dol-Greenbelters Elected residents of Gn•enbelt in or~.:<mi..:- • l. !::~!.., • .. •·rl and ur.im1 ro\'ed Fulton LewJ• ~. Jr lar sales to avail< ble St,uc:~re feet ing the G:\JHOC. As a •·r·sult ,,f lanr! ·>'t ;,,jrf,• (.,,. e~>mnwJTial use ~., • of space is twice as hi; h as the'

To Bank Club Offices rt>prt>sentatior.s made by thP '"r- .. f,, ·•.tl·t 1, .. ,,.,d to .G:\IHOC with the Will Enter Debate national average, ~~~d int!"c; ted, he poration and of confert>nces with undt.•J -tancLr:~ thar l'f!\·enue de- Q C t• said, that the poJ~ible. 1 I !S ceil-

At the annual banquet of the the Town CotJnC'il. f'HA h<ts agret·d r:'.•.·d It••::. til{' !(•,.;alp 0!' IPase n oopera IVes ing in the present'locati• n had ai-Dehit and Credit Club, the em- to consider· <'ountt:·r l•rop"''ab t.u rt;,·;·,.,,r \\,,_;lrl he utiliZ>·rl for the J••11·y Voor·his, ex·~cutive secre- most been reached~ l ployees' organization of the Prince be submitted in the near f.utw~· by iwzh.>!tt ,,f rhe et•qJ·Jration as a tary of the Cooperat.,·e League of GCS price policy dU!ing- 1947 Georges Bank and Trust Company, the corporati1m. .\ :,";'·'· the l".S,A., and Fulton Lewis, Jr., was the subject f,pr dist:~s:;ion by on Valentine's evening, Mrs. Patty Principles of A~lplication :;. ,\,! :1r·:.:··:-r~enL"' f,,,. the n('qui- will debate the question, "Are Co- Mr. Ashelman. H,e statE~ , hat all Hoi beoak of the Gt·ecnbe H B.-anch The a ppli<-a li oo 'u bmi It ed bY ·' ti' .a "" ·."' t h' "u "" I• <m· hn '" o< "pee a,.,.,., t: nfai' Con <Petition to attempt. had bee•i mad' ( o keep was installed as second vice-presi- G::\JHOC will be based on a .•et of d··rlil'ilti•>~l ,,i ,.;tn•ets. ;,•·wPr.<. i•.:trk,.;, Othe•· Business?" on .March 2. prices generally asllow a; lOSSible, · dent and Mr. Bra1Higam as a mem- pl'inciples !>llh::nitted to th€' annual .\:t~··r IlL•·- PIPctri•.: r!:,tribution Tllb se,.,sion between f•>rmer Con- even to the poirtt of r·•dudng ber of the club's executh·e board. membership nweting of the c<H·:·"r- ,\,_;,·::~. -d: ... :,. an<i otl.;·r· l•ublic p·es.;man \'oor·his and the radio profits and, hence~ patr m:ge re-· Another Greenbelter, \Villiam R. ation on February ~~. Thes.~ p: in· ':lt'Jll:..-c. ,!.,uld lw "t>rk .. ct out commentator will originate o,·er funds, and cited rrlilk, m 'at, shoes Reading, who is employed in th•~ ciples, which wen· unanimo•,~Sly 1 '"'f"'r<tt.\d.' h-~t\\b::n i'Hr\ th€' \\·c:-; in Chicago at :~:30 p. m., and coffee as exEimples He re­College Park Branch, was installed approved by the board at the .:'>!un- T.,-,, n (', >~1n•·d. otlwr J.,cal go\ (•rn- Eastern Standard Tirr,e. on the ferred to two reclmt cc rl arative •• pr..,ideot of the club. day meeting, aee' m•.·nt """""·"'· and G>IHOC. >lutual Beoadca.ting S;'Stem. See MEETH~G, Pa e 2 . ·.

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GREENBELT COOPERATOR MEETING, From Page 1

r·r;r~•· .--.u·\ ''Y' r: .ad•· by GCS. one a 1,;;: •·f nat•<·n·., :d•· average price,; P( ::?•' ha~>'.' •:r;:;,r.l•.>dities published hv fl,,, Bur•:a·.• •• ; Labor Statio-tic:', and ~ht_A IJt~i~•r fr;r a ""'£-f"!k'.~ ffi••ntl

for t·.,·r;. tfJtcll "'·" pubJi,..hed in a st<•r·y in p,,_. \'>a-!iaq;ton PCI:-t. In b(JTh ca ..... •::-:. s:l\'111~.., "-·uuld have b~~._·n n1ar!f_, by ~,.;Jrf_·ha.sjng at the co-r•p. :.: r· . ..\-~·•·- :::;m sairl.

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Editor-in-Chief------------------------ Sally Meredith Associate Editor ------------------------ Dick Cooper Assistant Editor ---------------------- June Robertson News Editor ---------------------------- June Ringel Sports Editor-------·--------------------- Jack Zeldin

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Vol. 12 Friday, February 27, 1948 No. 27

·iN ow Is The Hour For some time we ~ave been concerned, as have many

Greenbelt parents, with the general inadequacy of the. town's program for teenagers. Not only is there a lack of activities in many areas which would normally be of inter­est to the young people 'here, but what activities we have do not appear to be properly coordinated.

The young people themselves do not seem overly inter­este8" in what is provided for them. The Youth Center is a case in point. Attendance is small, and participation in the Center remains within a limited group. Para!lel w this is the .growing number of young people who make the drug store their social center. Some of the older youngsters have been dropping in regularly at the bars (we called them satoons in a less polite era) along the Baltimore Pike.

Parents of Greenbelt certainly cannot be relieved of blame f-or this development, but it also is true that com­munity l-eaders have not taken up the challenge to provide an adequate program.

With this general problem in mind, we decided last week to give more extensive publicity to youth activities in the Cooperator, and asked Joe Haspiel, well known for his work with the Scouts, to take responsibility for this assign­ment. Joe has gone to work with enthusiasm, and his column on teenage doings is now appearing regularly.

A second step, and a most important one, seems to be in order. The adult committee which established the Youth Cenh~r and got it under way ha.3 now largely completed its assignment in a highly commendable fashion. A new work­ing group should be appointed, to work out and carry through a well-rounded youth program, taking into ac­count the now uncoordinated programs of the Scouts, churches, Youth Center, and high school, and any other functioning organizations in this field.

The new committee should have representation from each of the present groups, certainly should have repre­sentative young people on it, and should draw in others who are interested but who are now non-participants. The new body, with the facilities of the Youth Center and other quarters available, could not only deve!op a .more realistic program than we now have, but could supervise each phase of it adequately through subcommittees of the principal committee.

To get action under way, we suggest that the mayor call an open meeting on this subject in the immediate future to discuss it with Greenbelt parents and young people, with a view to appointing such an operating committee.--R. \V. C.

Brotherhood In a nation whose citizens represent every country, race

and religion on earth, there is something anomalous in National Brotherhood Week. The present greatness of America could never have been achieved without under­standing and cooperation between its varied nationalities.

Why is it necessary to set up one week out of 52 in which we advocate, and presumably practice, brother­hood?

We regret, but do not deny, the necessity. Perhaps, s:>me day, Brotherhood Week will be a celebration of a national 'habit, rather than an observance, for one week, of what should be habitually American.

To The Editor: Different Opinion

Breaking into a new car is to me a most serious offence since most ne.v car owners go through much "b1ood, sweat, and tears" to obtain these rar·eties. As you al­ready kaww from o.ur highly un­satisfactory telephone con\·ersa­tlc::ts, I consider your recent article in which you ch•)se to hold me up to ridicule, in the poorest of poor taste. If there had been any necessity for such an article, and it was too long after Valentine's day to be even reasonably t ;mely, names and addresses could have been left out and the article would

have retainl'd just as much of its humor. As it appeared in the last Cooperator, however, it was indeed the poorest of poor taste and I have permission to quote our chief of police as agreeing with me on that score, ns do m0~t of my friends and a!'sociates ; n Green­belt. The :-;tor·y implied 1 hat I was worried as to the disp0sition of a "dollar Valentine" anrl said. ".:-.;o information was available a.~ to how :'\Jr. Turner met the immedi­ate crisis." The reporter· fail€d, it seems to me, to realize that br-eak­ing and entry is a real crisis and is no laughing matter when a new em· is in\'ol\·erJ.

- C. S. TCR~ER, JR.

On the Theater Th(·at"> ''l'''liH;,.ns wen:> d!s­

r.u.'--,•·rl b~.- ;..:r .. \:=ht·Jrnan. In curn­n-••-·r.t;nc: · "n the- n•·! profit fnr the \'(·~.~:· nf :'5.~6. h~:· c:-1s:ain re!erreO to th'=' na• H•n-·.-.·;rl .. rirnp in tl:<:>atr!r <d •.u1danr·._. i:1 1~117. and ~howed ;nr-~(>~·d r;·:a' (;rFf•r.b~-·It theater mar­gin hr<rl dr •. p:-•·'! in 194<>. pr JPr· to tl••· ":>-!1'.>1 al :ntlusny dr·op. The Srtt :11 da~· n~n: nin:.; sptocial ch:J­drPn ·~ r.~c·\·i•! hP: ng shown pPrir>di­cniJ\· hv the th•·nt<'r in coopera­tir~n· wii h the Children's Ad\·i;;ory .!'·!atin(•t) (~tJrr.nJirtr·e. ~fr~ A:--h~lman :'airl. wa;;; rerluci ng the theater's margin nr.•,•;. It w;IJ be continued, howe\·~·r·, lw st aterl. in accordance with the thPater·.~ program to rai;-~· the lt-n·l of I•ictures shown in GrePnbf·lt. H•· r·xpressed the hope that the theater would be showing better r<:>turn,; !n 1948 and stated that the .Januar:\' Parnings of the theater· were 4 ':, r; of sales.

A cnmmunity di!<cussion program is in t hP future plans of the edu­cation committPe. according ta its ch2.irman. BPnjamin Rosenzweig. "DemocraLc action is based on education. anrl you're gohg to get an opportunity to get educated," he told the members.

Membership \\"i!liam ::\'ic-holas, head of the

mPmbership committee, announced that the membership had in­creased in 1947 by ;no members, be!ng 2.511 a!' of December 31, 1947. The average amount of capital stock per member is now $84. an increase of S22 ptor mem­ber over last year.

Anthony :'.Iadden. chairman of the auditin;::;- committee, said that his committee had checked the year end in\·entories. and had founrl them in good shape.

After thirte<:>n nominations fo.­the ::\'ominations and Elections CommitteP. anrl eight withdrawals, the ~ecret ary was instructed by the member·ship to cast a unani­mous ballot fot· a ;;late of th·e r·anriidat• -'. Tr·,. .. _. ·.n•r•·: Paul Bnr­sky, Han.-; .Torgr;n~on, ::\Irs. On·iJle Slye, :\Irs. Howa:·d B. Owens, and Gl<:>nn \\'ilbur.

:\fr. Long's report and recom­mendation;; to the membership, critir:ai of pn·"r-nt anrl past opera­tions anrl pnlic-if';-; of the coopera­tive, was the r,cca:-:ion for li,·eJy discussion and some fast parlia­mentar~· footwork. His r·eport, a six-r•a;:::e mimeogr-aphed text rlis­trihuH·rl by :\Ir·. J.nn):'. covered four alleg;lt i~>n~. Brir-tly, they wer·e: < I• participat:o~n 'n heal politics by t hr_} ('(J-(1:> n...: ~1n nrgnnization, anrl th._. intlu•:Ih'iilg of its own memh•·r~ at C'(J-np meetings: '2) Discrimination in employment again,·t reli;.:inC~,.; g!·c·up;<, \'eterans anrl r o•.-id<·nt". P'--i•~·r·ially in high­pair] job.-: ':1• In<·!lir-iency of oper·­ation. tou high !'alaries for admin­btr·atin• .i~>b.-:. flnrl too low profl:,;; 141 :\li,;n:ana;:::en:;•nt nf the<. ter, and fit ing of pre\-illth manager bl"­cau."" "f pe;-;..conal !.,.,l~ons. costing $-l.(I(;CI-~'>.C•IICl a Y•·a r. Each of the"" l">int:< \\.,~:;· followed by a r·es<olutinn calling f~>r action to corn·ct the allegerl uTors.

His rer)(Jrt ~tat~·rl that, among Qtlwr· thing,;, S.'lltJ•(•) is spent unnece.'-.'a ri \' hY GCS-"the loss of r·<:>H·nue· in· the theater, the salaries for· thP A"~istant Gen­eral :\Ianag<:>r. Otlice :Manager, Faciliti(·S Engim·Pr, and Head of Ppr·snnnel and Public Re­lation-.;." The n•;,ulution in his re­port wa!-' marlp as a motion by ::1-lr. Long-, whic-h wouirl make it man­dator·y rJn thf' boarrl and manage­ment tn n•rluc" the co-op's o\·er­hearl hy S:1i't,(t(~ '·

Hi' rn~>tiun wa.- amended by Paul BPr.,ky, whn 'llggested that the nwmber,.hip. H''-'in..; the repo1·t for tlw lir,t tim.- that evening, might r>n•fpr not to take immedi­ate ora~ti·· ar·ti<.n. :'orr. Bor><ky's anwndn;l·nt ('all•·rl fnt· a committee to rnak" a ,tud:-.· uf tl~i" report and any ()\t'•'t' pr•:n•." .,f tnformation. and t•) \\ IH k :n a con!'tructiy._.

Letter Of Thanks To til .. Erl1t"r:

I w~-h t•• tl:ank tt·..:· -.\·omen whu COfl!n_·f ttt•·r! ~u :-p:enrlHily in pinn­ni~..; ar:r! m;,~.n;.: tL•• St. Hu;.:h·, Caz d ~tnd I~in~-_~ Pa! ~ v ~__.f Febru.:. :·-.· 18, a ,_.1 ·r.;f,f+ .. t•• : .. ~1"''l ~-~..... •

... \ >(-t·•_·:;d \ t:tt~ l•f li.11nk.~ i . ...; r:·.i·~ alst) t~, tt~P r:1t1.r~:v (lf"J..:anizati•'!l>'. firn:.- .. ar'd inr!i'.·tduaJ..; who donatt"d priZ<"' and .,ff,·r t•d -. arious SE'r\'ices that 1hP affa;r· ca:r:o:> off so ::-uc­ce~.~fully.

<;;1 nr···r•·l~--:\mS. L\\\'FU::'\:cE SLIGHT. Cl:air:~:<.m. Cnr d·Bingo Party

Community Church Protestant

Tnnight-8 p. m. -Couples Club at the

.Tnhn \V. Franks', 3-D Gard('nway. Sundav, February 29-

9:3fl a. m.-- Church School 11 a. m.--Church \Vorship. Rabbi

:\Inrl'is Sandhaus will be guest prPacher.

5:15 p. m.-Youth Group leaves fn,m Drug Store to atcend \Vash­ino:;ton Pilgrim Fellowship at Ply­mouth Com~regational Church. :\Innday, :\larch 1-

8 p. m.--Board of Trustees at the church office. Building com­mitt!'!' officers are asked to attend this meeting.

Tue;;day, :\larch 2-2 p. m.-Afternoon Guild n-.eets

at :\Irs. Leland Lo\·e's, 10 Forest­,~·av.

\Vednesdav. ::\larch 3-~ :30 p. ·m.-Lenten movie--"Be­

yond Our Own."

Latter Day Saints Church of Jesus Christ oJ:

Latter Day Saints Sunday-

Sunday School Prayer 1Vleeting, 10:15 a. m., Social Roam.

Sunday School, 10:30 a. m~, Social Room.

Priesthood Meeting, 11:45 a. m., Social Room.

Sacrament Service, 6:30 p. m., Social Room. ::1-fonday-

Children's Primary, 4 p. m., Room 120, Elementary School. Thursday-

Women's Relief Society, Room 201, Elementary School.

PTA Meeting

Discusses Health The Greenbelt Elementary PTA

devoted last Monday night's meet­ing to the subject of health. Dr. Joseph Berkenbilt of the Greenbelt Health Association, the guest speaker, talked on respiratory ail­ments of children. Following his talk Dr. Berkenbilt answered ques­tions asked by members.

::1-frs. Lyman Woodman, presi­dent of thP PTA, appointed Mrs. Posner to serve on the health committee. She ·also appointed a committee consisting of Mrs. George Tretter, chairman, Mrs. M. H. Ferguson and Ben Posner, to work on plans exploring all the possibilities of securing necessary funds for the schools beyond the budget supplied by the Prince Georges County Board of Educa­tion.

The PTA voted to work with Paul Linson, manager of the theater. in continuing the chil­dren's library movies to be sho.\vn on Saturday mornings.

fa;.;hion to investigate the possi­bility of reducing overhead with­out raising prices. This committee was to report to the membership at its next meeting.

Parliamentary? This wa.s further amended by

Sherrod East. who called for a \·ote on the whole report, not just th•:· one point in discus:,;on, either to reject or accept the report in tor o. The vote was made, and the j"•?port was rejected. ::vrr. Borsky's amendment wa<; then voted upon by the membership, and accepted.

This was the last act of the mef'ting, as it immediately ad­journed. nmitting discussion of continued financial support of the Potomac Cooperative Federation, suhmitted by Allen A. Bryan.

St. Hugh's Catholic Church

Confessions: Saturday, 4 tc 7 30 t £ :3( p. m. for children; : <

p. m. for adult'5. .. Sunday Masses: 7:30 anc1 9:.3(

in the theater. !

8:30-9:15 a. m.:Catechism Ch ~· es in the theater for Catholiq clul­dren attending public schoc ls.:,! at 8:30 a. m. A bus leaves the I c !m-ter at 8:30 a. I"?· I

1 p. m.: Baptisms. , Wednesday, March 3: M fra :·u­

lous Medal Novena Devotion~ f ol­Iowed by Benediction in 1 1;he Chapel, 7:45 p. m. 1

Thursday, March 4: Confefsi<lnS in the Chapel, 4 to 5 p. ml a:nd 7:30-8:30 p. m. .

Friday, March 5: Sacred lie;lrt: Devotions immediately after ·rthE' 7 a. m. Mass. Stations of the · r<Jr;s, 4 p. m. and 8 p. m.

Mowatt_M_e_m_o_r_i_a_l~

Methodist Chu,rchl ~ Woodlandway and Forest~ray r

Minister, Raymond W. Co1~ke Sunday, February 29-- j

9:45 a. m.-Sunday School 11 a. m.-Morning WorshiJf. Tlte

District Superintendent, Dr./ Frr~d C. Reynolds, will preach.

7 p. m.-Methodist Youtl( F•!·l· Iowship I

8 p. m.-Evening Worship ' Wednesday, March 3--

3:45 p. m.-Booster Band I t--

Lu!!!~:~.~i~~!:~~~ol . I Services: 12:30 p. m. 1J ti ;e

Home Economics room o~ tl:,e Center School building. j

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~unday School: 11:30 a. rr,. Tuesday: Deeper Spirituer. Lil'e

conference at Mt. Rainier C urc ·~, 8 p.m. I

Wednesday: Lenten Sen'i,fes :•1t Trinity Lutheran Church i· M ~· Rainier, 8 p. m.

Thursday: Mid-week Lente1 Se vices in the home economics roOl of the Center School. ,

Friday: Greenbelt Men's 1 du meets at the Hyattsville sch pol HI 8 p.m. ,

Sunday, March 14: A religiotr film, "Reaching from Heaven 1" wi • be shown in the Greenbelt qente School auditorium, 7 p. m. I 1

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Greenbelt High Wins Two Games

Gn,,.r.belt High won its third game in a ro·..\· last Tu•·sday night whPn they avengec1 an enrly sea­son lo.ss to Lackf•y High of Indian H•·arl on the winn(·rs cr,urt. ThP sf.nre was a one sidf:d .;:~-2~ af­fair.

Cn•r,nhelt got off to a 'lUick •'i-0 lNid nnd got no farth<,r dur·ing th<• balanep of the first quarter which enflr>d with the abo\·e S<~or<>. Both tr>ams se•,m<·rl to find 1 h•·m~f·lv,,s in t ht· ~(·cnnd quarter. (;n,•·nbelt was outscored 1:1-9 and t l•e half enr:!Prl with thP score tiPrl 13-13. The lor·al lads really got h<,t after the intermission nnd ~;er>rf'd 16 points while holding tile visitors down to a measly two hur·k••ts.

The County Class A League is in complf'fe turmoil. A Blarl,.nsburg victory Friday night and a Green­belt victory at All Gref'nhelt Night on Saturday would throw the race into a three way tie between Md. Park and the two teams men­tioned above. Gr·eenhelt plays Md. Park Saturday night.

Greenbelt's Grizzlies journeyed to Frederick la<;t Friday night and avenged last year's one point de­feat by shellacking Frederick to the tune of 39-29.

The flrst quarter started and ended rather Inconspicuously with Frederick taking an 8-7 lead. Greenbelt's usual flrst quarter nemesis "Miss-itis," cut the boys' offensive attack considerably. There was little Improvement In the second period and the host team managed to maintain a one point lead, 14-13.

The third period ended with Greenbelt in the lead by eight points. The fourth quarter saw the Grizzlies' lead Increased to twelve points and also gave the second stringers a chance to show their stuff. On the first team, Dick Trast, Bo-Bo Hause and Harry Randolph performed very smoothly to help our boys look at their best. John Mowitt and Len Clemmer entered the ~coring columns with two and four points respectively.

Boys' 1\nd Girls' Teams Bring Home The Baron

Th•· c;,...ronb(•]t HNT<·ation I >•:­j>ai·tml·nt ,;.;id< ba.~kP\hall t<·aJ;l and tr•" f; r<•(• n h<·lt C< ,op• ., tJ t. \ •• h<>y'i' tr•am ":tm<> h<>rnp la~t Tliu1 ,,. day night with a twin \·il'fur :- ;n th<> .\Yr,ntg•>nlPry cr,unty Ir.\ ,,,,_ ti<,n T"urnanH·nt nnr1 t·.~o 51·• rr••·J­,.hanois<· ,.,., tifieatP'i donaH·rl toy th•· Fairway ~pQrt;, St<J£e in \Va.-r.­ington.

TwCJ Point Marlin The girls ;m<l b<•)s hoth •kf•·a!<·rl

Poobvill•! 1n tiJ<• pn·lirn:naJ y \VPclnf·soay and l'ass<•d on !11 rw·Pt Sandy Spring girls am1 Gaithu.-­burg hoys tt1'" fullowmg rul:ht. Both Joe a I ll·an1s rna<!<• ,.asy n w:t t uf thP J'onl<;\·ilJe tParns hut 1 h•! girls found it a littl•· harder· the next night, dPfPating Sanrly sr,r ing by only n slim marg.1n <•f t .... ,, points.

Thf> tournamPnt ;;pnn_,,,rPd by the Sandy Spring tf•am indurl•·d both boys' and girls' t~·ams fnm1 Gaithersburg, Sandy S p r i n g, r;reenbelt and Pools\·ille.

Members of the winning girl.~ team are: Ora Donoghue. Dolores Wolfe. Betty .June Karl~>. Luis Forrester, Eileen ~tudd, :\targt• Dulin, Arl(•ne Otto, Dolores David­son and Anne Braund.

Members of the winning hoys team are: Chuck Clift, .Jack :\tilf•s, Bucky Loomis, Donnie \Volfe, Harry Benefiel. Bob Scott. Sum­ner Cragin, Jack Cookson. G••orge Neumann, Teddy Fox, Pete Cook­son and Rene Ward.

Boxing Classes Planned For Boys

Sam Fox, new Recrention Dl>­partment Director, has announn·tl a new activity which should intt:>r­est many Greenbelt boys.. Clm<~t·s in boxing will be held af thf~ ::\'or·t h End School Tuesday.-; from ·3: l:J to 4:30 p. m.

"'The art of boxing is somNhing t:>very boy should know." said !\tr·. Fo.x, "'because it teachE•s him sPJf defense, agility of feet, hands and body, and gives him conHdenep m himself." All boys <u·e invitt•d tu attend the classes.

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I Saturday, Feb. 28 ON THIS DAY ONLY

Any 10 Inch Record Given Free With each $3.00 Album Purchase Ill

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Open 1-9 Monday through Friday, 8:30-6 Saturday - -Greenbelt Beauty Salon Now Has. Three Experienced

Beauticians Ann Richard

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PHONE 2226 FOR APPOINTMENT

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With This Coupon I I I One pint packaged Sealtest Ice Cream 15c

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Good ollly Friday, Saturday & Sunday, February 27, 28, 29 at

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Foa· First (>)ace

'11 ... ~.1,-..•·r·,. ga\ .. thP n!wk Bust­,,,., l;ttJp tlmf• to ((•t•) thP pffP<'fS r,( b•·.r:;.:· a wrnn:ng b;bkPthnll t•·ar:~. ,\f:•·r th~·ir· t1r~t an<l only \·u·t(~~ ;; uf the y•·ftr thP \\'t:••~tt hf_ .. _ f< 1 •·. t L•• Hn<·k Bu.,t•·r ,; :-lumped b~":.: 1nt" tt;,. <h•fPnt ... ,Jumn Vl-;17. ( ;rJ!rl f ,u!•· n anrf Brt·W•·r· l<·d the ~.y,..,..,, \\1111 ]8 anrl 11 p(oint~ n~­··JH·<·tJ\d:-. ·.•:hile Phillip" and Link i•·d tt,., l<~£er:; with 16 and 12 poinh.

I ron men Slug Climbers

In II.·· nightcap HlP Ir·onmen J.;n.,d .. •·d rt,•• pn•viou;.ly unrlefP!liPd CIJn.lw!- "ut of tiH' lt>ngu,~ )(•ad ~:\-:.':.!. TL•· set'nnr! half is now ti1•d up ·.•. it h th•• CIJmbt:-r-.,; and the Y•HJJJL;,t•·r- t•ach lul\·ing a .1-1 rec­'"'L Cang•·losi ]prJ thP \it:tors with ~~ p":nt-. \'hilt' :'>It•tht·rsiH:ad pah:d t h•· lu .•.. ,. w1th an (•qual numb":'l' of talLl·S.

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$42,000 For Only $228

Thl.s may aound tmpossH .. le but 1t actually happened. Not ao long ago a man paid $228 !or an Occidental Family Income pollcy. Unexpectedly he died. Under the terms c! thls policy his widow, le!t with a young daughter. began to receive a check for $100 from us e\'cry month.

By the time this ben~ftt &tops in 1965, she wlll have received $42,000. Sounds like pretty sound Insurance for a !amUy man, doesn't tt ?'Let me tell you how reasonable 1t is. Jw;t c&ll

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GREENBELT COOPERAr;~(IR : · Three

Attend Banl~.~·~leting Cine matters By I. J. PARKER

"Open City," thf• [talian movie tn be !-.hown at the Greenbelt Thf'aH·r· .\larch 2 anc 3 under the aw;pice,- of the :'lint onal Council ,,f .Jewish \\'omen. IHts been ac­elaimed hy l'. S . .!\Iov. e-goers as an outstanding example of cinema art. It was awardt.•rl first prize in a poll of New York movie critics last year.

\lore· remarkable is the fact that "OJ)('n City" is the 1 rst movie to he produced in Italy since the war· end(•d. Des pi :e primitive <'quipment. shortages of tilm and lack nf professional actors, "Open City'" was produced with such skill as to arouse the envy of llollywoorl.

"OJ)('n City" i." a movie about th£> German oecupatiou of Italy and the resbtar.ce of some Italians whose fervor for liberty and democratic institutions could not he stifled. It seems fitting and prnper that Italy's first tilm effort should announce to the world in

The personnel of tll1e ~reenbelt Branch. Prince G"o rg-l•s :Jank and Trust Company, at :erided the an­nual banquet meetir g 11f the Wash­ington Chapter, Am•~ri1:ar. Ins_titute .of Banking, held in tt.e Mayflower Hotel February 21. ,Eric J'ohnston; a past president M th ~ United States Chantber of C011nm ~rce, was the speaker of the ~vmi 1g. John­ston discussed the ~h!rst·all Plan.

such dramatic spl·m•ftor its re­nunciation of Musso ;in I and Hitler.

The intensitv of ernot ive force shown in cha~acte)' :11re ~ntation, the background lof, ~.uthentic scenes of battle an•' ilttr gue, and the entire concept <If :!esi ;tance to the evils of dictatorst,lp all com­bine to demonstrate de: ,rly that Italy is undergoing a rei ,aissance.

Funds derived fn •m th ! sale of tickets will go tow 11rd buying supplies for cverse a.s ·relief ship- ' ments and for s< ho::t.n hips for training European wome l. 'rick­ets may be o.btainE d . lrm n NCJW members of by c llli llg 7852 or 3047 as well as at t 1e l.icl et office.

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.Four GREJt;NHELT COOI'ERA TOR f'elJru;u·y 27. l~t Jtl Elt•cted To Office CLASSIFIED Nursery School Has Vacanci~s

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WASJII:w; I\IACIIIN~~ &: VAc­t:r':\f CLEAr-.;I:HS Snles a1.4 sPrvi<'<'. Piei<-up anr1 ucuvery. .lanws T. Ch••nn11lt, 4H06 Edmons­J .. n A\•·. Hya!l ,,iJJ,., :O.Trl. \VA. 11;1;~

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L n c A I. WASH 'NG MACHINE SERVICE -Auto nntlc and con­VI"ntlonal mo.1Pl!; exper·tly re­palrerf. Reasonable. Guaran­tPPrf. \VntPr ronnectinns for nuto­mntk Installed, free estimates. GR. C707.

PIANO Tt'NINC: AND REPAIR­by nn r>xper~ Hr•commended by f;n•enbt!lt tearhr,.- .. and residents. All work guaranteeci. F'ree esti­mates. TOwer 5~18.

HOME RADIOS repnin•d · 30-day guru·antP~>. l!••usonahle prices. 1-·r"'' •~slimnte. 1·1-:\1 Laurel. GR. 7762.

:\lOVIN<; AND STORAr;E. Reu-sonnhl" rates. Laun•l Storage anc:l Tnlllsfpr· Co. Phone Laurel 5:!-\V or UNion 7:175.

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ALTERATIONS, REMODELING. l.ndit•s' ami nJPn's eoats nnd suits. Also dn·~smaking. Phone < :IL :m~~. Mrs. Bogan. 3-E Re­M•areh.

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Bringing UJI F "ther

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Plua C• r·toon ;t nd Short Latt complete 11ho N 8:30

SUN., MON., FEll. :9, MAR- 1 Kath(•rlne H''Pt Ul'n ·

Robert Walker - f!'au Henrled

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···oo 9·110 Monda;.: 7:00 ·.lrnc 9:30

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BROOKS-~t::-;-;;j;:~i; ;;-Pearls resti·ung anrl je\\ elr Y' repait·e~ • All work guarm.tt ed 7452.

HAVE YOUH Rototiller. 6-L Ridge.

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GARD.E-;l' plowed by Call Er 1ie Boggs, Phone 4: <11_.

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CHRISTMAS CLUBS So easy to use. CHECKING ACCOUNTS

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