Bulletin, Mt. Joy, Pa., Thursday, May 5, 1949 | AT CLEVELAND INSTITUTE The Mount Joy Bulletin Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher | the ESTABL ISHED JUNE, 1901 Published Every Thursday at No. 9-11 East Main St, + Mount Joy, Pa. Subscription, per year $2.00 IX MONERE $1.00 Three Months ............ 60 Single Coples 05 Sample Coples FREE Entered at the Postoffice at Mt. Joy, Pa., as second-class mail mat- ter under the Act of March 3, 1879. | Member, Pennsy lv ania Newspaper Publishers’ _Asgoeiation EDITORIAL =x + + + You just can’t beat these Ameri- | gained ground in understanding. cans They can put on the dog | Pan-American enthusiasts would even though they are broke, have you believe there is a solid oo | feeling between all of us. We and It is casy to recall when it was | | Latin America may be near each illegal to transport fight films. | other, geographically, but consider | Now its one of the foremost attrac- | television. ® 0 Cigar store Indians and old ra- dio are a thing of the past but they were happy days. There weren't so many taxes to worry about those days. oo 0 President Truman is trying very hard to “feather his nest” for re- | clection. He claims the adminis- | tration's farm program is aimed at “an equitable distribution” of the | income. Harry remark- ed that he is sure farmers will con- tinue “to realize which side of their breads buttered.” If this is true probably he do semething for our County farmers who still last year's tobacco crops in sheds. tions on could have their ® 00 CHEW AND CRUNCH ~ "Tis said that the move to ban peanuts and popcorn from movie houses, is an un-American bill. | Think ¢f the pleasure of crunch- ing and chewing and crumbling of peanut shucks under feet, during the tense moments during a stir- | of screen drama. There stress in ring bit are times of emotional the darkened theatre when the death-bed moves you to tears, but your stability and your poise is maintained by the fellow back or beside you, munching very loudly on popcorn or crumbling a paper bag of peanuts. vou “keep face”. cut to the lobby and self a box of popcorn to firm hold on yourself. And be- sides, the theatre won't want to ban popcorn because they make money selling it. Perhaps being un-American does enter in- to the discussion, alter ail. LB J EVERYBCDY MAKES MISTAKES There was the woman who sued | the government because father was killed in a plane crash after the Weather Bureau reported flying conditions There was the man in England who sued a doctor because he had warned him he had only two years to live due to cancer and the wrong. We weatherman anid incorrect. It scene buy owners her were diagnosis was to joke how aften he was was mainly the farmer who heeded his words. Today we place our about the lives and fortunes in the hands of | the Weather Bureau and regard forecasting as an exact science. The is true, in many cases, with regard to doctors. I a plane crashes, if farms have goods perish. if pic- nics are rained out, if a doctor is wreng, nature and judgment are at fault. Can we expect to win a court case?? ee 0 ANYBODY'S GUESS It was Secretary of Agriculture Brannan who recently admitted that “only God can tell whether we need marketing quotas” for corn. This comes as a surprise fo our farmers who thought that govern- ment planners knew all the an- swers 1» economic problems, that planners felt themselves capable of hy-passing laws of supply and de- | mand and to fry other fish. Now WW we should have 2 big corn surplus, the price would come down and then the present ad- ministration couldn't keep its promise to farmers that they would continue to have high in- comes. But IF high farm in-/ comes were maintained, the ad- ministration couldn't keep its pro- mise to Jower prices for consum- ers. Take this instance. To prevent a reduction in prices, the department of agricul- ture bought 25620 pounds of that Grade A at the support price of | 50 cents a pound. And you will | pay twice, once as a taxpayer for the cost of surplus butter which government buys and again as a | consumer when you pay the high- | | veers, of Lancaster He helps | Maybe you go | your- | get a that | favorable. | used | butter | | Clifford L. arcnitect, and Robert Lampeter Tk Landisville Adams, West High School | rincipal are attending Lighting In | Coleman wnship supervising | General Electric stitutes school three-day conference on lighting in Cleveland. I Du. Everybody reads newspapers but NOT everybody reads circular ad- wing in the Bulletin. because the all. the er price for butter government surplus. has purchased oo» BE GOOD NEIGHBORS Since ‘Good Neighbor’ policy was acclaimed and publicised, we have become familiar our Latin American North the our more with friends, America has carried some of misconceptions through the The considered itself Uncle Sam and as- a patronizing attitude that was naturally these these U. 8. has rather the superior sumed neighbors. resented by However, through the Good Neighbor policy we have a that no capital in Europe is as far from Chicago as Buenos Aires, only 1 ft . | one European capital, Athens, is as Here Are Gifts She Loves far as Rio de Janeiro. As for . \ being “republics” with the kinship Orchids e Azaleas e and the political similiar- of a Congress, President | Constitution, the Garden S ® | ity ends there. There are ruling | regimes with ‘strong men’ who . p HSS 5 Corsages of {act as dictators and are ousted by | x | force, through revolutions, in many | a | of the republics. There is that Cut I: lowers | ve st difference in religion, race, | politics, economics and culture. | We can only overcome these dif- ferences, further cement relation- Mueller’s WEST MAIN STREET ships with our neighbors, by not expecting them to copy their sys- after their | forge a together manners and customs, but we must | rights and traditions to | continental link to work | tems, curs, respect | in a partnership and a true Organ- | PHONE 3-3041 OPEN EVENINGS Mother’ s Day Sunday Mixed Hydrangeas All Kinds e Gardenia Plants Flowers MOUNT JOY, PENNA. | | ization of American States. —————— A eer | ‘This Boro & E. Donegal Hosp. Proving Grounds Mount Joy Boro and East Don- | cgal Twps. are serving as a testing | grounds for a new approach in rais- | | ing charity and replacement funds for the Lancaster General Hospital | announced this week by Mr. Snavely, Jr. of the of the | it was Jesse | | | : | Landisville, a General's Executive | Board of Direct- | member Committee General hospital's 1949 “We know,” | ors and Chairman of the | annual campaign. said Mr. Snavely, Have Your AWNINGS Made Now! Order Now-Pay Later! Complete Awning Service! ion Blinds, GIFTS— FOR MOTHER The most valuable gift is the one she can use daily to light- en tasks, and help make Housekeeping a pleasure. We have many things from which to choose, come in and browse, may we suggest— DISHES Smartest, most colorful table China, we've seen for years, rich celors, beautifully designed shapes. Match them or contrast them—They all go together. Electric Mixer kitchen Handiest Easy to use, \ accessory. A grand gift. Juic- casy to clean. cr attachment. Cookie Press Set 12 metal discs make many instructions included. Easy to make, fancy cookies. Knife Holder This convenient wall mounting holder, keeps knives handy. Prevents dulling edges. H. S. NEWCOMER & SON, Inc. PHONE 3-3361 MOUNT JOY, PA. NL 1's Fun fo Shop ai A&P Tor Mother's Bay Customers’ Corner What can we do to make your A&P stare a better place to shop? A few months ago we ran an * 1 ad asking our customers lo wrile us their answers to this question, The thousands of answers that came in were very helpful and have active We ou all to know that we ap- given us a bl ueprint for our ities during the coming year. want and we your suggestions preci Jersey are striving to give you the things you asked for. Tender Green Spears Ae gra ins But if we are to keep on doing b g the best job for our customers we date on your wishes. Large must stay up-to- Original The thousands of A&P employees Bunch from colt to coast hope that you / will continue to give us your sug- 39 gestions and criticisms. Please write: Cusicmer Relations Depariment, A&P Food Stores, 420 Lexington Avenue, N.Y. None Priced Hicher : ki New York 17, SOLID SLICING Tomptoes i: 019° CRISP < Pascal Celery 2.29 OXFORD PARK SUNMAID (5c package) Raisins 3 rkes 10c rass Seed; $1.89 SUNSWEET Pruites > 20¢%°33¢ .. Filled & Troster 7, Topped with autif ful Red Rese. EACH 8 5c 3 Mother's Day Cookies ya Suzared Donuts Cocoanut a Ba reer de yrs TT TR eer 1 > = ~ $ 2 3 3 3 3 a : : RN : A RN ‘ “that the public hss been called Call Columbia 48101 or write N plot S i ) i8¢c LZ = calc s bn upon repeatedly and almost con- RN Aid 2 3 Fiershey’s Dainties ouvert : 220 b. 5 5 - tinuously in the past months for . 4 . S . x - WHITE OR GOLDEN CREAM STYLE 3 20 a 3 n KITE OR GOLDEN CREAM STYLE C-0r PR contributions to one appeal or an- Haldeman’s Upholsterin & Awnin Service N A pd x lona Corn Raduced Pric < £3C | other. We also know that the many | RN Zz v x Lang's 5 2 of los Dit) grip quad 23 loval and civic-minded citizens of | S x ~ a. a On Fist : - d oS 3 - x aly a O60 WEAY 02 FiSH 1-h SB. | this community who usually do the 11th and Spruce Streets, COLUMBIA, PA. RY = Daily Deg Fo ol FLAVORED 3 cons Cede { work for the various campaigns are if RN ARR Grane Res 2d ga 232 | nearing the end of their endur- Al >) THEIL ETHEL LETT ETA Kiiche om : a 18 5 AR Di | ance. Therefore, the General Hos- | ————— re — — ie al narm PAPE mn ASC | , . or | pital has chosen several areas in SN When depositing a check Lancaster County where its annual J N m to vour account. it is best . appeal for charity and replacement / \ & | » to use a restrictive form i oF funds is being made this year thru NN . IVY. Ve oF ; 7 of endorsement. "This can rhs » mail canvass rather than a house- oon ge 3 Le be done by writing the words “For Devosit iH o-house solicitation. Io? > gp on WB 7 > ack » cheele « addin 8&9 i { “The General Hospital cannot Only on the back of the check and adding LL tH continue to carry its heavy burden IH vour signature. Should a check endorsed in Oe EN . . . . . 1 = ‘ of charity work and to keep its fa- 8 | this fashion be lost in the mail, it could % HL isa 1 . . 4 vl cilities modern and in efficient op- be cashed by a dishonest person into whose > 33¢ of eration without the financial sup- New financial responsibility laws 1 hands it might fall. Endorse checks careluby. iy ¢ I port of the thousands of citizens of / in 1 tates make auto in * > } 0 Lancaster city and county who rely urance more important than ever! “ot it | upon it for care. The $94,968 which If you have an accident—and THE Fe i your General needs as a1 minimum Sant post Security hp to $14,000 <1 NAL MO J x 4 : ¥ vou lose vour right t« ive! 2 c iB t this year must be raised by one Thea ue right tod, ve | Andis San NON NATIO U NT OY By, means or another if the hospital is suit may wipe out your life savings! \ 1 MOUNT JOY, PA. Ng ax a ko avoid a deft 1surance is proof of your financial re ha . 1 4g Je to a deheit. sponsibility-——protection against financial i 3 The Board of Directors of the Let us show you why it pays to msure 7 NED om hospital feels confident that the with State Farm Mutual! of Ee] DR) people cf this area, which has al- Bee Hash thor dy LP i ways generously supported the hos- AMMON R. HOFFER 3 iia lhe can wit df 4 pital, will just as generously re- 119 David St. Phone 3-4901 Mt. Joy, Pa. Vo AAR A Lo inet White Rice 2 2? 2 > gi | J 8 y 1 a, Ay = o ay tle spond to the time-saving mail ap- | IN UN!ON THERE IS STRENGTH bd 2 YORNEES : % © iit eal as it has in past years to the J ” : I house-to-house solicitation by pub- Member of Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation «<I D ' lic-spirited volunteers. The hospit- | he ot o ' al hopes to save time and effort not | 4 ‘ " only on the part of the hospital oa R in the Me 2 ! | staff but also on the part of each Yeading Sciecuon i y i ‘ 1 on "ge community by this new approach Elizabethtown High Schocl, on i tlw Wh the 3 rche | of | The respcnd of the citizens of this tered in th Class B Orchestra ' 0" area to the mail canvass idea will [ competition, received an excellent ® DAILY BRAND CHICKEN FEED de be 7 REYNE if ai +h | rating. 3 ofr! largely dete Spite the future me i ata | Daily Baby Chick Feed 25 lb. bag $1.15 - 100 lb, bag $4.49 ‘fi; od of raising 1€ Iunds necessary 0 | : : oR hi carry on the charity work of your | FROST NIPPED THIS WEEK MANHEIM R. D. 2, PENNA. Daily Laying Mash . 25 lb. bag $1.15 - 100 lb. bag $4.49 '}i: , 1 . 1 . 1 1 - ' General Hospital. A slight frost slightly nipped some | Daily Scratch Feed 25 1b. bag $1.05 - 100 1b bag $3.99 Mr. Sravely also announced that| wheat and boxwood thru- 2 yA ' Paul Grubb, Elizabethtown, a mem=| of SE of | Daily Chick Starter .. 25 lb. bag $1.09 - 100 Ib. bag $4.25 1}: A t this locality the early art o : 3 1 ber of the General's Board of Direc- | E The dams : wg : i Daily Growing Mash 25 1b. bag $1.15 tors, is Chairman of Area VI which Pie Ween i Sage. is hot set) | AIR COMPRESSOR ! a EXCAVATING I includes the townships and boros in | Us, however. ! { Re tg i this northwestern section of the DS Ee = seh WORK ; f al wy & GRADING i; county. Electric | Pr ¥ re etl GO eee ree nd GCG e in lle -~ gf 8 as | Rock Drilling Rem Cellars | | LANCASTER CO. ENTRIES Also Specialize On | Sic J kd | WIN FORENSIC RATES FARM MACHINE WEL . Sil So : | iY Seve. al Lancaster County entries AR AND Concrete Breaking, Etc. 4 Trenches, Etc. won ratings in the 19th annual Pa. il Forensic and Music League com- | Automobile and Truck Welding | petition which ended Saturday at | LAWN MOWER SHARPENING | 83 E, . Pottstown. alin i Mount Joy Pa if a ~ East Donegal Twp. High Schocl, Cover’ S Weldin Shop PHONE M OUNT JOY 34753 AU bes in tile aE ) i entered in the Class C Mixed | OL ; All prices in this a are effective in A&P store in 3 Chorus competition, received an Nalta and Marietta Streets | : ount Joy. i excellent rating in the prepared se- | MT, JOY, PA. Phone 3-5931 | uf i 87 3 i
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