The Mount Joy bulletin. (Mount Joy, Penn'a.) 1912-1974, December 28, 1944, Image 2

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ESTABLISHED JUNE 1901
Published Every Thursday at Mount Joy, Pa.
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
Subscription Price $1.50 Per Annum
Six Moths. 75 Cents Single Copies...........+ 3 Cents
Three Months.......... 40 Cents Sample Copies............. FREE
The subscription lists of three other newspapers, the Mount Joy Stax
end News, the Landisville Vigil and the Florin News were merged with
the Bulletin, which makes this paper’s circulation practically double that |
of the average weekly.
Entered at the Postoffice at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class mail matter
under the Act of March 3, 1879.

Months

® 6&0 | countries will soon return to feed-
still quite active in his business as | end, there will be a rush to produce
well as local civic organizations in- autos, radios, refrigerators, houses.
. a 3 1 3 x Pr 1
cluding the Chamber of Commerce, So will industry buzz with activity |

Mount Joy's Town Planning Com- | and so will the farmer in his turn,
our way of thinking, most import- | in hand, starting at home! Curb-
ant of all, his effort in “Helping Our |
Schoo’s” thru the annual distribu- mere, is one way. To buy war
OVER-CONFIDENCE
‘The Boys In
Here and elsewhere, many people |
. : 8 .
are happy in believing thot Ger- | h
many is collapsing within. There 5 ervice
have been reports by certain com- |
(From Page 1)
Sixteenth December, nineteen
|
probable unconditional surrender. | Ta
tone : : | forty-four, Dear Sir: Have been re-
Such type of wishful thinking is not |
ceiving the Bulletin regularly, so
good fer national morale for it is

more 1S double and triple fer
There is only one way in which {on f duty, so I would cay vou
this experiment can be carried thru aie 1 people happy throug!
successfuily, and that is by stimu- | this gesture
lating to the greatest possible ex- | All of me be
tent the productivity and the initi- | cor ed on ine tude ua
ative of the people. For, notwith- | have lor 1 boys the s ( nd
standing the clear propaganda of a member of S.A (Services to
patronage dispensers that govern- the Armed Forces) I w ased t
ment grants are gift, every dollar e nciude this Chr is list
distributed by government must! Thank Yu again With best
first be taken from the people in | wishe for the New Year I am very
taxes on their earnings and their | truly ur Helen C. Schule,
businesses. | Progra Consultant Military and
A government spending program | Naval Welfare Service, Southeast
reguiring maximum taxes and | ern Ae:
maximum production, cannot be nmin
mixed in the same pot with secial- Dec. 7. 1944: Dear Mr. Schroit
ism. | First 1 t to wish you and year
oe 0 | empolyes a very Happy Christmas
|
FARMER'S FORESIGHT | Also lots of luck in 1945. I still re-
The farmer of thisvicinity is lesi- j ceive your paper ‘and believe me it
When our
ing ahead, planning along post-war | is always welcome. When our
lines, thinking of tomorrow's mar- man comes around and hands me
mail-

The Mount Joy Bulletin
| I appreciate
AR ——— re ee
1 HE EDITOR'S VOICE
Yor the benefit of my angling ry exportatien trading and of do-
Friends. my candid impression of | niestic demands for the future.
fishing is a delusion entirely sur- | Feeding the weorid went be for so
rounded by liars in old clothes. long, for after the fighting, many °
We want to commend our veteran | ing themselves. The farmer knows
townsman, Mr. Clarence Schock, his biggest market is here at home |
upon having reached his seventy- | and he wants employment in lines
ninth milestone of life, Friday, De- | not agricultwiai to be kept going,
cember 22. Mr. Schock is enjoy- since through them he prospers or
ing most excellent health and is | fails. He knows that at the war's
mission, Rotary Club, etc.say neth- | flourish. But after what? Well,
ing about the most marked im- | the smart producers know they |
provement ever made in the Mount | can’t continue indefinitely to make |
Joy cemetery, (which will be de- {money from the unusual wartime |
scribed in detail in these columns | Needs, and they are consequently
in the very near future). Bat, to | determining today to keep inflation |
ing the buying of goods that costs
tion of the profits of his Sico Oil | bonds today is a stake in tomorrow |
Company. | when they know that increased
Mr. Schock is one of Lancaster | taxation must ccme to pay war
county's philanthropists. In addi= | costs that must be met. They look |
tion to his numerous achievements | about at present machinery wear-
he further demonstrates his love for | ing out, buildings in need of repair,
mankind by making provisions foi {-general equipment needed to ‘be re-
the future of all his faithful em- | placed. They plan wisely to. put
ployces | away today this higher income from
May he continue to enjoy the | war to take care of; future's purch- |
best of health and be spared for | asing. Every farmer hereabouts |
many more yesrs, thereby enabling remembers the rural indebtedness
his to accomplish numerous other | that fol'owed the last .war. Never
heart's desires. | again—and mean it.
eee Tt Mem
Exactly one year ago we wrote Ne
and published the following editor- WS rom
ial in these columns. Read it again:
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mentators that have led one to take |, . ;
: nth ict I Ir | holiday here with his family
hope in the prediction that the peo- > “
a > I Pvt. Robert Duffey, of Greens- |
Me inside Germany are becoming vy
} . iT . 'S | boro, N. C., spent the Christmas
se terrified over the bombings, suf- 1,
| holidays with his wife
fered so long under Hitler, that |
they are ready to seek peace 2nd a
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The Bulletin, Mount Joy, Lancaster County, Pa., Thursday Afterioon, December 28, 1944
that paper it makes me feel ;
kindness
the
it home |
your and [|
a i
reads |
bet everyone in service
I am the only one
the Mount Joy Bulletin.
lots
not who
There are
the same.
in.
around me who do
Sometimes there is bad news
Belicve me I feel for everyone who
gets that
We,
drive
kind of news.
like
thought,
Bond
there
also, had a
and I
one more
a $100
| people think the same
that
we can come home again and enjoy
you,
well,
Nazi
know
Jap or and
bond. 1
goes
bought you
Let's
ours,
way.
hope victory soon is SO
our living. I just finished a big
laundry with cold water, of course.
Here's where @ woman would come
in handy. A weck or so ago I re-
| ceived a Christmas gift from the
| Mount Remembrance committ-
which I say
To this committee
Joy
is the best outfit in
I will
say it is so thoughtful of you peo-
| tee,
our town.
ple to do such wonderful things for
the men who are in the service. I
myself and I know everyone of us,
kindness. A thou-
Let's hope
have to
Let
us
appreciate your
| sand thanks for the gift.
| by next year
you won't
end more gifts overseas.
( this be
| service men and women away
A friend and devoted read-
George Leibshultz.
any
the last Christmas for
from
home.
er,

U. S. S. Richmond, December 16,
1944: Very twenty
! months since I left Mount Joy. Ev-
in Boots, California,
in the Pacific, I
Bulletin. I
appreciate the paper very much be-
soon it will be
er since, in
snd
ceiving
am re-
certainly
now
your
| cause it helps to keep touch with
schooolmates and friendsbesides
Not
Bulletin,
bunk
Scranton,
oid
the news back home. only I
enjoy reading The but
i scme other fellows who on
| the ship near me from
| Penna. Thanks a million for yow
kindness, sir.
November 19th of this year I was
| rated Seaman 1-¢ after sixteen
| months aboard the Richmond and
| out of these months a good fourteen
On
capital
detailed
of them were spent
October Navy
of Virginia printed a
the U. SS.
activities since Dec. 7,
! enclose the article.
I am different
board ship ever
“C" Div.
very
that
Rm.
You
news,
overseas.
Day, the
om
«ly
city
Richmond's
1941. 1 will
| story on
division
March 1944.
The work
I'm
I can make
in a a-
since
Radio. is
and
future
or
interesting hoping
in the
a
u=C,
near
the latest
“Brooklyn”
{ joined the Allies and it is rumored
probably heard
haven't you?
| “Texas' is going to be the next
‘country” to offer its assistance.
Yes, the “States Argument” is still

Philippines on the first combat pa
trol in which he participated
“There was heavy shelling around
us.” Archer said. “At times large
lls landed within 1,000 yards: of

our boat. One large piece of shrap-
nel hit the deck just a fcot from
“At dawn we sighted an enem;
destroyer and fired three torpedoes
at her. Shortly after there was an
explosien and we believe it was our |
torpedo. The explosion tore the
bow of the enemy ship off.” |
Archer's battle station as quarter-
master is in the
wheel of the. PT. He has been
in the ‘Southwest ‘Pacific for: three
mutiths” He enlisted the
reserve on Oct. 1, 1943-and received
recruit :and quartermaster training
al Sampson, N. Y., following that he
went to Motor Torpedo Boat Squad- i
Training center in Melville, R

chart recom and at
the

in naval

ron
I.

IRONVILLE
Roberts of Camp
his |
IFvi. George
Blanding, Florida, is
wife and two daughters,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Kleiner
tertained the relatives
the Christmas holidays: His
. Seldon Ulmet, US Army
Philadelphia; His brother 2nd Lt.
Richard L. Kleiner, US Marine Air
Corps, Cherry Point, N. C.; His sis-
ter Miss Dorothy Kleiner, St. Louis, !
Mo
Pvt. Earl
Fla.,
iting h's wile and three children.
Wyatt

visiting
en-
following
over
cousin Sgt

of Camp Bland- |
Frey,
ing, is home on a furlough vis-
o
S 1-¢
May, N. J,
Cape |
Von Stetten Sullivan. |
i
|
|
Sullivan, of
is visiting his wife Mary
Hazel Fornoff DeTambel is visit-
husband, Lit. De-
at Chicago, Ill
Harold W. Albright
Locust streets, Columbia,
entertained Christmas Mr, and |
Mrs. Joseph Albright, of Klines- |
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kauffman |
son Glenn and Mr. and Mrs. Joseph |
Lerntheizel, of Ironville. >
The Ironville U. B. Sunday school |
observed their Christmas
on Christmas morning at 9:30 a.
when a program was presented by |
children of the Primary depart- |
and |
the |
ing her Marvin
Tambel,
Mr.
11th
«nd Mrs.
and
on

program |
m. |
the
exchanged
nas hy
school: A gift of cash was |
to the pastor Rev. R. V.
Mays by the Sunday school super-
intendent, Glenn W. Kauffnian.
ee eel ~ ee
Sico Co. Distributes
ment. Gifts were
each scholar rewarded
Sunday

presented

America rolling. It will
MOUNT JOY 230

The tire scarcity is not over.
RECAP
A traveling salesman tells us that
the snow storm wes so bad out a-
round Pittsburgh that on the night
| it snowed Be had hs girl out driv=-
ing and lost. Finally, she yel-
led: a a George! There's a
chicken so we must be near a
farm.” He.says he looked and re-
plied: “That's, not a chicken. That
is the weathercock on the township
school Yes, sin It must
have been mighty deep.
SE
SIMON P. NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.

house.”

ing HOUR
ELSON EDDY
with ROBERT ARMBRUSTER'S
ORCHESTRA . . .
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WHP—1460 KC—HARRISBURG
WGBI—910 KC—~SCRANTON
AND ALL OTHER

When in need of Printing. (any-
thing) kindly remember the Bulletin

HOW ARE YOUR SHOES |
DON'T WAIT TOO LONG.
BRING THEM IN.
City Shoe Repairing Co.
30 SOUTH QUEEN STREET
LANCASTER, PENNA.

WEEN IN NEED OF
Crushed & Building
STONE
CEMENT, SAND,
CONCRETE BLOCKS,
SILLS. LINTELS.
STEEL SASH,
OVERHEAD GARAGE
DOORS,
ASPHALT PAVING,
MASONRY and
CONCRETE WORK
For Prompt and Courteous Service
CALL
SAMUEL N. STAUFFER
MT. JOY, PA.
Randler’s
Bicycle Shop
ELMER S. RANDLER, Prop.
12 N. MARKET ST. MOUNT JOY.

Bicycle Repairing
Accessories & Parts
Baby Cab Tiring
STORE HOURS: 5:30 to 9:30 p.m.
Dr.H.C.Killheffer
Optometrist
MANHEIM
163 S. Charlotte St,
Telephone 137-R
Mon. & Wednes. 9-5:30
Tues, Fri, Sat. 7.9 P, M,

ELIZABETHTOWN
15 E. High St.
Telephone 24.R

C.B.S. NETWORK STATIONS piso ues Fri. sat,
Don W. Gorrecht
Jeweler
Watch and ‘Clock Repairing 9iu

An Explanation
The

| i:
{ thanks to vou and the Remem- | very strong and the popular subject no . i »
not a completely true picture of the | i Ya . : | 1 = t 2 I | Manor Twp. 1,420.00 ( hano A Of | t YI it R « Q
nce comn - col- | everywhere 1 e excep- ar 37
conditions. Analvsis insist that the | rance committee I find your co | nost everywhere with t x excep- | Marietta Boro 672.00 4 C At : n Cl C S La ( S
1 led | he Nazi] umn, “News About These In the | tion of the most usual subject—wo- | Martic Twp. . 654.00 i,
people are so controlled by the Nazi | : : : SnCu Ben oe
ioc i tit : il re | SELVIC very interesting and help- | men! There are about nine or ten Millersville Pore Bene
party we military organs, they are : . on Mount Joy Borc .. 1148.0 rr : oh ~
; . | ful in keeping 1 any of my | bovs fro Pennsylvania and we all | a "pe ( ( 0].
Be helploes bn avercaming | 10] in keeping v nany 2 my | boys from Penns) ania ond we a | Mount Joy Two To [fect January 1. 1915
i = : i frie n th Thank vou | got to be pretty close friends anc Bore 20,
them. Bear in mind that net one | ia : as i { Mounty ill Boro 294.00 Cis : .
Allied 1d . { 1 S Jim Widman. naturally we all hold together for |New Holland Boro 864.00 | In recent years business methods have experienced
4 ed sc.dier occupies ong won 0 > y low Y 5 } ; : 1 . 1
: i ne fou 1 the Keystone state. But we [New Milltown Ind. 50.0G | many changes. This is true of banking as well as other
{ierman nd consider that if they thing. Tox 5 Lis | Paradise Twp 874.00 lines of business. Readi :
4 a4 y Li J Qh, cne thing—Texas h: the bigge 5 ire by p iines of business. Readjustments and still more adjust-
are crumbling within, they are 4 Pp, : > : . Penn Twp. 784.00 \ :
holding cur mighty well vishfuj | son of Mr > upp, of | ‘ack rabbits, and the biggest doz- |p equea Twp. 138.00 ments have had to be made by banks due to the decline
ling 1 ght) ‘ Vis . 1 1 T = { intere or i »
thin 1 ur part has been awarded the Dis- | gone liars in the wo 1d. Providence Twp 518.00 in interest rates based on the “easy money” policy of the
inking perhaps on our part, y 0 ville Bor = | ade . : . .
: | : tinguishe medal, symbolic of we got to hear most of | Quarr; Halle Bero 633 9 Federal Government and the decreasing demand for bank
must noi relax for one minuie our | nenal, “ Yaph \ wal ; 032. re. rm : 7
ot I ; me mint Be Cat 1. | the important football games this Rapho Twp. ou credit. Thus far there is no assurance that this trend will
efime io make it come true Over i itation recenity Tex Thi Sadsbury Twp. ... 230.00 | I OR, : pi
confidence has jeopardized many al rece’ved from the Way Boat art r by short wave. This was re- Salisbury Twp. 1.208.00 e reversed in the reasonably near future.
nce Ic A « © 2 ‘ re »
: in ht A ‘W bv tl U. S. Troop Carrier Force | 8lly a treat. I must have missed [Strasburg Twp . 506.00
position in history's past wars. i. % hoi {in the Bu a wonderful hunting season this [ Str: sbi rd Boro 364.00 In harmony with the prevailing conditions, the under-
q ake i . 0 wh I ed In the Luro- | ° w Al a > oe — ow o : 4 oi
must nol make this mistake. i 1 0 4 hs vear according io Elwood Mertin's re il Boro 0% . Jui signed bank of Mount Joy announces a change of interest
FARIA IN . i DE neatre of peraticns. Ihe JH) ND A Upper Leacock Twp. 068.00 : r : > 2 en
After reports of reverses to . : “whopper” 1 orinted in the Reoch Twp 108 : rate of 1% on savings accounts and of 12% on time certifi-
srmies on the German front during | Presidential Citation commends Lt Igppe! © you printed Jn tne DY Warwick Twp. 1,280.60 | SE : ii oh
a of 1 hy | Shup outfit tanding per letin Please, no more like thet [Wasi shington Boro 106.00 | cates cf deposits, effective on and after January 1. 1945.
the past ten days, It appears we og Murr : wv Tw 758 0)
past 3 Pi it powered air. I'm closing this epistle and I Wes Coc ico. Twp. 758.00 |
gave mighty geod advice exactly Man ns ! do tt ich v back hi st Sn wp. ..... 544.00 |
. : y eral A rt which were wan 0 wish you i ac me IW t Earl Tw 910.00 | rm T . AT . y >
one year in advance yi sU Lard lwp. ...... J10.G0 © J ( IN # ‘ | J 7 | ‘ k
oo part of mess airborne assaults | and the fellows overseas a Very | West Hempfield Twp 566.00 | 1 Jnion National Mount | 0oy Dan
vill IN SAME ROI n enemy-held terrain Merry Christmas and a Happy New West Lampeter Twp. ...... 1,136. 0 OF MOUNT JOY. PENNSYLVANIA
WON'T MIX IN SAME POT Yany Thanke i Lop
Year. Thanks again for the paper |
The governme » Unites : I Joo ate aries $64,064.00
The government of the United A ; I : 21. 1644 and also thanks to the Remem- | THe —— Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation and Federal
States is leunched on a great ex- ca < ty arse sities. For eo 2nd} Lie Reserve System
: Bulletin. 'M Dear Mt brance committee for the gift and Evervhbody reads newspapers but | y
periment. It has undertaken to : i Mr | letter Robert P. Frey | nop 3 8
guarantee minimum living stand- ) L a you con- NO oy a ad- |
: : i} sii sheorints f Thea - vertising left on their or S 3 =
ards for all. It will endeavor to“ sift subscription of The Berita Ap D 19 it on their door step
furnish jobs when needed, the so- | PY » the Remembrance So 1ithwest Pan 4 iy 1 > ( 91 |
cial security system is to be expan- | e to thank them for the |! Delay ed) he ert A 8, jes |
ded, farm prices are to be main- | "9 dollar bill. I am not sure that Ran fit 25 5, oh lg 5 a s. | ° |
} 1 iit Archer, of 2. Las
tained by subsidies, and an almost oe d Pe v. k r A * 1 |
y : i ple Know : rile +1... delphia street, York, Pa., wa wel
unlimited program of public works! ¥ rf ess of tae i : ted” as he put it, in his first !
ov . yrrect or incorrect yuting on this 1ntiated, as he pl I Nils st '
has been proposed. The experi- |° 8 uly n this, . ie . 3 i
. pps J 4 tion with the Seventh fleet PT |
ment will cost untold billions, and al : tly appreciate re- boats
will come on top of a war that tH al ome Young Archer's PT came a ® |
promises to run the public debt up| If this ONE 38 inst Japan task force in th .
. SdAllls < Je anese orce i ne |
ree re il ars or | ol in Geoigia, you can r ' Eid} 3 Ye }
to three hundred billion dollars or I Tae, Battle of South Leyte gulf in the | °
continue to do so.

We must still conserve every tire in America so
transporigtion may coniinue. It has been only by the ingenuity of American
scientists and the loyally of American business with the cooperation of the
storing public that we avoided a complete breakdown.
IN TIME!
Keep Driving By Following These Simple Rules
Have Tires Inspected Regularly— Drive Within 35 Mile Speed Limit
Make Tire Repairs Promptly — Keep Tires Properly Inflated
(Opposite the Fire House) |

Recapping kept

GEO. W. LEAMAN

ELIZABETHTOWN 95

FLCRIDA JUICY (150 Size)
Oranges
Golden Jersey Sweet
Potatoes
Texas Sweet Red
Beels
Ap

STAYMA
CARROTS
Yukon Club Ginger Ale or

Club Soda i det)
SALTINES NABISCO we 19€
BERANS Tit See 2 2 25¢
PARKER bag
POTATO CHIPS ii: 5 23¢
OLEOMARGARINE = ii. 18¢
CAMPBELL'S "Ur 2 =v 19¢
PEANUT BUTTER: + i; 21c
Paper Towels
Paper Napkins
Cutrite Wax Paper
Kitchen Charm Wax
Marvel Enriched
34 Extra
Thin Slices
BREAD CRUMBS wn:
PECAN RINGS Ane parker each 23¢c
POUND CAKE ++ ras ct 20c
Marvel "Enriched" Sandwich
Swifve (346 on 58¢c)
Bland Lard
Kraft's Spread
Velveeta
Standard
Pabst-ett

McCormick's Pure Extract
Vanilla
FOR FINE LAUNDRY
Ivory Flakes
DUZ DOES EVERYTHING
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PDS SPINACH 2 1s 15¢
CALIFORNIA

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Mild and Mellow Coffee...........3-lb bag, 5%¢
Eight O'Clock
RED CIRCLE Corrie
BOKAR COFFEE 3.10 vag 75.
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bottle

Florida Juicy
LIMES
31
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3 . 20
3 29
large
orig.
bunches
17¢
25¢
29-02
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Pkg.
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Octagon

Granulated Soap
Oxydol
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NOLA FLAKES
21.0z pkg 23¢c :

Laundry Soap Soap Powder
3 14 ue 1c
MAGIC WASHER Sweetheart

TOILET SOAP
regular 13¢
Bath size lc
Deluxe cake

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