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Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
Appraising the Elementary School System

Some people still believe that the only function
Of the school Is to teach children prescribed sub
ject matter. others believe that the first, If not
the sole duty of the school, is to give children
opportunity to pursue their interests, to deve1-
op their special capacities, and to solve problems
in their way. Both views too extreme.
There Is, can be, middle ground where children
have much freedom under wise guidance, where the
welfare of the group, and where essential subjec
matter is mastered though it be less intrinsi
ca11y interesting than informal types Of activ
ity.
Suggested reading this subject includes $50
cia1izing Experiences in the Eementary Schools
principals Fourteenth Year Books.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
W. yEan AGO

(From the cooperator December IS, 1889
The Cooperator published the 1899 budget for the
Town Of Greenbe1t. .........
baby girl born to M. and Mrs. Allen Ar
ness, announces the cooperator, and in the same is
sue appears letter to the edi tor from Mr.. Arness
ASKING ARE there any chess players in Greenbelt7n
ssssssssss
Francis Evers was elected in the school sweet
heart contest sponsored by the Journalism Club. ..
Up to Friday, $50 shares had been subscribed fo,.
in $50 residential units, in the Greenbelt coopera
t1veSs s.ssssssss
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
Boy Scout Sponsors

Our Boy Scouts need to declare their 1ndependence
ana take steps now to avoid becoming political
football, for Scouting Is too fine program to be
banded about by special interest groups.
TO recapitulate, the local troop set up under
the sponsorship Of the cttisens Associatton-a log
1ca1 step inasmach as that is the only organization
In 0reenbe1t which represents all the residents.
During the ~o that followed the 0reenbelt A.
ner1can Legion post participated to increasing
extent in the management Of the troop while the Of
ficers of the Association evidenced little interest
in the boys, evidently assuming that the troop con-
mdttee which they had appointed on the Job. At
the meeting Of the Citizens Association Monday be-
fore Last 1t was proposed that the American Legion
take over the troop. After considerable discussion
and argument those present voted that the Cttd
Association retain of the boys and
1t was urged that steps be taken to improve the
troop Leadership and evidence interest in the
That was Monday night. Thursday petition was
circulated among mothers Of the Scouts asking Scout
headquarters to turn the troop to the American
Legion. All but one mother signed. Previously the
Scouts Themselves had unanimously voted for Legion
sponsorship. Thus the vote Of the Citizens Associa-
tion is set aside. This Is dangerous precedent,
but no one deny that the decision Of the Scouts
must be the final vote in this matter, for it is
their troop.
The oreenbelr troop we'll handled as tbs
average in the country and little better than the
average troop in this area, but that does not con-
done Lack OF attention ch the sponsor shin
hsre was guilty. The lack Of adequate troop leader
ship by sponsoring bodies throughout the country Is
deplorab1e and constitutes Of the weaknesses u
ti1ztng to best advantage the Scouting program vet
an active sponsorship does not guarantee good
troop nor do the outstanding troops in any region
necessarily depend active sponsoring agencies.
The important factor is not the troop co ttee.
The key to any successful unit of Scouting is the
Scoutmaster assistant Scoutnaster utilize
boy leadership within the TROOP The strongest
troops have always been those actually run by the
Scouts themselves. Too much interference from
adults has done untold damage in diverting the pro-
gram Of Scouting from great outdoor game for boys
into sometng dominated by the particular ideas and
purposes of sponsoring body.
It is this danger that should make the Citizens
Association, representing all of aeenbelt, the best
possible sponsorers for the local troop. There is
no basis for believing that the American Legion has
any more right to manage the troop than has the
Mothers Club, the cooperator, the P-T.A. the Nary
Land Democrats, any other group, although the
Legion Will provide the boys With meeting place
and finances that could not be offered by other To-
cal organi cations.
In any event the wish of the Scouts did and
should always decide issue Of this sort.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14

California, Far Vest and Southwest,
not Later than. Saturday,
illinois, Iowa and States Of the
Middle Vest, not later than. Sunday,
Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky and Southern
States, not later than. Sunday,
New England States,
not Later than. Monday,
New York, Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, not late" than. ..... Monday,
West Virginia and North Carolina
not later than. Tuesday,
VirG mia, Maryland and Delaware,
not later than. Tuesday,
Washington, D. C.
not Later than. .Wedne sday,
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
GREMBET: A PLANNED COMMUNITY

(Tais is one Of series Of statements depicting
Greenbelts contributions to good living. They are
taken from the mural plaques prepared by Wallace F.
hIabee which featured Greenbelt's First Annual Town
Fair.
FOR CONSUMER INTEREST
Greenbelt offers
Greenbe1t Consumer Services
to be consumer owned
Food Store
Drug Store
Theater
Barber Shop
Valet Shop
Beauty Shop
Service Station
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14

This weeks candidate for the Poison Ivy Club 1s
the egg-head who thought up the idea of all the
special "snoW removals parking ban On Washington
streets.
Greenbelt cooperator., 1939-12-14
c. o. c. BOX SCORE

According to Treaswer's records at close Of Of
flee hours Friday, December 8.
Subscribers sL
Shares subscribed for $40
Shares fully paid for 337
Dwelling units represented A5o
DWELLING units wd tn at least
share fully paid for ISL
Amount deposited A,1o7.5o
The following names of subscribers with at least
one share fully paid for supplements Lists previous
" pub1ished James P. Brittle, orrin F. McGoldrick,
Hester K. Neff, and Milton J. Thurber.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1939-12-20

Completely equipped to ride, for only
1888! What wonderful gift idea this
is. Boots are field type, and a regular
$495 value. Brooches are whipcord
with reinforced cloth seat and leather
reinforced knees, and sell regularly for
s295. Sweater is reg 81 90 quality. Crop
is worth ,79c. A total saving of 1921.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25
ACE PROPERTY
OWNER? MAYBE
IT IS DIVINE
Point To Little Cult
Leader As Largest
Land Holder

NEW YORK. Feb. 24-The
answer to the query: is Faith
erNdaior Divine slipping both
N faith and fortune is an
swered>this week with the
unofficial aSnouncenent that the
little cult leaSer is perhaps the
largest real estate>swner in Harlem
and one OF the o.ggest,;n New York.
Although claiming toSheI in The
know, the source Of information
admits Dlviae's name is not on any
atle papers and points TO other
Signatures as figure heads in the
Divine policy Of purchase.
Among the t5test and largest deals
for properly beng cred ted 10 Di-
vine is located a, 1903 W I7ta
street. a four story building THIS
is one Of several in the vicinity Of
Lenox avenue where Divine Is
st.oa gest tia; the cul, leader is said
To own A few weeks previous an
-n.her- purchase aa- NaG.saa- avenue
just off l22nd street was announced
as going to Divine. With these two
purchases alone Divine would rate
near the top Of ta7 list. But this
IS just a flash in the pan 10 what
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25

To accept the story OF Divine'=
latest purchases one learns that the
cult leader is moving his aold!9ss
eastward in a manner 10 indicate
that he hopes TO avoi9 contlning his
holdings to Harlem territory Al
ready there are number Of pieces
Of property past Park avenue that
are placed in the Divine possessions
II this Is true or NIT only time vii,
tell as Divine Goes not place his
signature on the dotted line in pur-
'hases according 10 tAos, watching
his progress.
On one piece Of the property
credited TO Divine were found a
ions list Of names. The list includes
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25

NEW YORK, Feb. 24-Two
veterans OF the war in Spain
this week stressed the stake
of the Race in the defense
and extension OF democracy
md ia .he h-St aga MS fascism
The two veterans. Pa; Roosevelt
IS, and MACK C5ad. 81 were at
'acAed 20 the famous Abraham
Linc'u brigade waich participated
~ msay q the battles Of the Loyal
s, army aga.as; the forces Of the
rebel General Franco ard his Ita!-
IAN ana Gems1 allies.
Roosevelt i7s; IT'S right leg fight
ing aEains, tasc,sm on the Aragon
'front.' but he is proud that he dio
mis- o.t for democracy. in SPAN and
cage 10 &c; MO the struggle against
-..-.!gs,---- re---.1.l - his co...4,gy.--
Il eaa't wait Jill / get my art.ti-
-i5l Leg. he io.d a press confer
en1e at the office of the Friends
Of t4e Abraham Li-eesH- battalion
81 only read aoou; fascism but after
! go, 20 Spain and felt and tasted
it. my whole life is cow enlisted
in toc Struggle against fastest op-
preston
Pa: was a machine gunner in the
sifth company 81 the Abraham Lin
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25
Nervous; Weak,
Ankles Swollen!

Mach nervousness is caused BY an excess
OF acids ard p1isous due 10 functional KID
uey ard Bladder disorders which may also
cause Ge'tlug Up Nights, Turning Passages,
swollen j. MS. Backac he. Circles Under Eyes.
Excess Acidity. Leg Pains and Dizziness. Help
ya4r EidHevs pgs3!y youF blood with Oyster.
Usually TIE very FRS; dose starts helping
vaur k.tgtvs clean cut excess acids and this
soon may make vou feel Ike rev. Under the
ms,;cF-hack guarantee CNsteN must satisfy
cdt lis- I y or COST nothing. Got CysteN isis
fHNl to-day Il costs only Sc dose At drug
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25

aho believe these lodest5ues will help
DRAW LOVERS TOGETHER
VI MAKE no SUTEKSzTuRht con.
IrNTtONS We sell them a. Cuhlos
Only Nj Iucks Magnetic Lodestones
rre GUARANTEED 'Itvely' and hLhly
Hasnst3c. They come 10 pairs OF 2, One
Id -uscd IL attract and the other TO rsPeA
ssal tor a pair Of these genuine lode
stones TO-DAY only 81 Postage extra
h CD Don't wait MONEY BACK II
NOT pEIIGHTED Address. Mr. LucK's
CURIO CO Dept. L. 1913 207 y. Michigan
Ave- Ch.cas5 H.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25
70 ptOpIt WHO
REZENMkUX

Carry a pair Of Nh.
L U CF 5 MAGNETIC
LOnEsTONEs IN your
pocket u YOU believe ss
So macy others do. For
Thousands Of years PEG.
pie have used some kind
Of so-called Good Lack"
charm There are those
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25

SALEM. Ore. Feb. 2i-The
Senate Judiciary committee
TODAY held the responsibility
of deciding whether or nor
Oregouiaus shall be allowed
to violate the Constitutional suaraa-
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25

NVTHEN you buy hair coloring there's one
w way you can always be-sure that you
arc getting your moneys worth. Forget
price forget claims -. ask for the old
reliable, Godefroy's Larieuse NdTy-uSel
the hair coloring in the red 5,r
For almost IS years this tried, proven and
popular hair coloring has aided women
and men the country over in recdpuring
their former charm. Millions of bottles sold
is your assurance Of satisfactory results.
The Michigan chronicle. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1936-current, 1939-02-25
SafiSjacioH Guaranteed

Godcfroy's LlricuSe is backed with guar
antce thar means exactly what it says. Do
this Get a bottle Of Larieuse. Color your
hair. Then if YOU are cot pleased in every
way, return unused portion Is your dealer
and he Is authorized to refund your full
purchase price without question.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Frontier Marshal" A.
Hsmrick's Blue Mouse

Eddie Foy. jr.. had the unusual
assignment o. portraying his own
famous father in Frontier Mar
shall which is currently unreeling
at the Blue Mouse theater. with
Randolph Scott and Nancy Kelly
IN the leading roles
The sequence shows the great
entertainers arrival In Tombstone.
Arm, the widest. wickedest town
OF the dangerous old west, where
life wasn't worth a lead nickel
until q gun fighting marshal
named wyatt carp brought In the
law with his six-gun.
with an audience like that
commented young Foy. "a coined
Ian had 10 be funny--or else"
Cesar Romero. Binnie Barnes
and John carradine are also
prominently featured In the cast
which was under the direction OF
Allan Dwan.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Little Beery
Breaks Bottle

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Hunt Horse Thief
In Studio Mystery

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
Guilfoyle Giipen A Chance To Live

Paul Guilfoyle has been In 81
motion pictures since beginning his
film career four years ago. and he
has expired in every one of them.
When Director Alfred Santell cast
Guilfoyle TO appear as an indus
trial agitator in Paramount's Our
Leading Citizen current Beverly
attraction starring Bob Burns. the
actor pleaded for chance TO live
through the picture.
Eve got to liye to the end Of just
one movie" he told the director.
My children are beginning to Won
der what's the matter with me.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21


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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

Ny wife looks at me with strange
CLEAN in her eye. I'm getting a
queer outlook on life. I've got to
be able to take my family and
friends to a preview and be alive,
automatically. at the conclusion.
I've got to-"
Santell assured Guilfoyle he
would live through to the end Of
Our Leading Citizen" because the
story. which deals with Bob's ef-
forts. as a lawyer-philosopher, to
settle industrial troubles in an
American city in the good old
American way. would not require
him to die.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

musical for fans of
locality the Cen
appearance the entertaining and
be
Ii-piece Rhythm" Saturday
SUNDAY. the band
pictured Ftzsimmon Bud Hancock
Century ballroom
greatly lighting system and lowered
orche hell to improve
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1939-10-21

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La gaceta., 1939-05-13

La soda
FL negociado de Entomolo-
gia de los Estados Unidos avl-
sa que la soda no puede pro-
ducirse con ganancia, en- una
escala sustancial, en- este pals.
Los peritos piden al publ
co, y especialmente a las md-
jeres, no comedian credito a
esas informaciones de los Pc
ri6dicos sobre criar gusanos de
soda y hacer dinero.
Es cierto que los arboles de
mulberry" Y los gusanos de
soda pueden existir en- los Es-
tados Unidos; pero cuando Sc
llega al tedioso trabajo de en-
rollar 1000 pies de seda en- un
cocoon, entonces Sc aprecia
la realidad. Son necesarias elm
co millas de tales hilos para
hacer un par de medals de 70
c%entavos. Con jornales ameri-
canos es impossible competir L.
soda del "barato" trabajo o.
rental.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13

canini ha prcclamado 'la mas
grande cantante de, mundo" es
precisamente ell antidoto de la
tolcrancia y complacencia.
Mrdnas personals importan-
ties han protestado. Mrs. Roose-
welt, la esposa del Presidente,
ha renunciado como miembro de
la D. A. R.; Jascha Heifetz, Ell
4 propio Constitution Hall, ex-
teIiOriz6 la vergienZa que lie pro
ducia comparecer en- un escena-
rio al que no Sc lie permitia acca-
so a Miss Anderson.
Per ser famosa cantante Miss
Anderson puede d~esempenar u
ma function 1nica. Prede, por un
momento, cristalizar y colocar
con claridad meridiana ante
nuestros ojos las indecencias so
ciales que ensucia hasta la sacie
dad las relaciones sociales en- es-
tie pals. Es este un Servicio i'm
portante a la democracia.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Por Jose r. SGnfehz

Juzgando per la reaction pro-
ducida en- la concurrencia, ell sal
nete dramatico de Antonio Ra-
mos estrenado anoche con ell IT,
tulo que encabeza esta cuartilla
fue un genuine triunfo para Ii
Compania Guiana dir.gida por
Delfino.
Adelita Martinez Sc mostr0 an
tie la concurrencia como una ac-
triz de mrcho waller, seg1n los CO
mentarios escuchados. Adolfc
Otero, en- su papel de tabaquero
desgastado por ell enervante ira.
bajo, Y agobiado por la miseria
estuvo felicisimo. Gilberto De-
fino, representa- un villano cini-
co Y explotador de la inocencia,
Y su caida en- la escena final ful
magistral.
Pillar Ramirez tenia a su car
go e. caracter de una Celestina
Y c6mplice en- los actos de NAL
dad y exploitation de ninas.
Julita Munoz (Concordia) (;
Margarita (Pilar Munoz) Ro-
3ita &C. Bermddez) y La China
&C. Francia) Sc distinguieron
mucho.
Angelic ArbOleya, en- las e3-
cenas en- que aperece, Sc gano
mudhos aplausos. Carlos Pous
Gel Negrito) muy discreto' RS
yando por TODD 10 alto en- sus pa
peles de vividor y agente de la
autoridad.
La obra es puramente huma-
ma, un cuadro de costumbre que
muchos conocemos, Su natural
.sencillez no Sc prestaba a exage-
raciones.
Vengan mas estrenos.
La gaceta., 1939-05-13
RADIO

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La gaceta., 1939-05-13
Los Reyes

LOS NGyeS
Ell lunes son aguardados Ell
ell Canada los reyes de Ingla
terra. I'm temporal y mucha
niebla ha encontrado ell vapor
"Emperatriz de Australia, en-
ell cual viajan.
va saben las buenas lecto-
ras que ell Emperatriz despla-
"a 21,850 toneladas y fue cons
truido en- Alemania, donde ha-
bia sido bautizado con ell nombre
de Tirpitz. Ell Kaiser Guillermo
esperaba utilizarlo como su
yacht despues de la victoria.
pero terminada la guerra Ell va
por sc entreg6 a la Gran Breta-
ma como indemnizaci6n.
Viajan en- ell vapor, ademas de
los trlpulantes, % personals del
sequito real.
Los reyes Sc proponen hacer
un recorrido de 5000 millas por
el Canada, visitando So ciudades
v pueblos. Despues pasaran Ia
frotera hacia Estados Unidos, ell
8 de JUNO.
Regresaran a su pals ell dia Is
de JUNO, en- ell vapor Empera-
triz of Britain, Ell mejor de los
barcos de la Canadian Pacific.