The Bulletin, Mound’ { Joy, Pa. Mhursday, February 14, 1952 WN
The Mount Joy Bulletin |
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901
[and when the Slack ny flour=
Published Every Thussday at No. | ished « all--the-traffic-would
#11 Esst Main St, Mount Joy, Pa. | ess basis. A free ceonomy do th
SET
cconomy is the
Subscription, Per year $2.00 | enly kind which can properly serve
Six Months bi aod avi $1.00 | the consumer.
Three Months ........... + 80 ee
Single Copied ...........:.. 08 THRU FOREIGN EYES
Sample Copies shisha FREE Last Swimmer,
at the Postoffice at Mt food chain operators came
Joy, Pa. as second-class mail mat- :
ter under RR Act of March 3, 1879. the sponsorship of ECA. The mis-
emis New | sion had two ohjectives—first, to
ember, ewspaper
Publishers’ Association
to this
| can merchandising techniques and
Publication Day, Thursday | facilities ss a means of improving
Copy for a change of advertising the living standards of the German
should reach this office Tuesday. | people; second, to demonstrate the
We will not guarantee insértion of | henefits of the free competitive en-
any advertising unless copy reaches |
the office not later than 9 a. m. | texprise system.
preceding day of publication. On returning home, the
Classified ads will be accepted to | wibte the American representative
by a. m. publication day. | of a food chain association who
| guided them on their country-wide
E D IT 0 R TA Li tour. The letters expressed the
| highest praise for American mer-
| ¢hendising, Most of the writers
people so | said that they were beginning to
Germans
What i | some
dumb and sé willing to stay that! adapt American ideas and methods | |
| t& their own businesses. It is plain
| that the visitors went back to Ger-
| many with a new concept of Amer-
dea, and of the economic system
en which America was built.
way?
® 00
Every ong of those dollars you
saved prior to World War HI today |
pow |
have 53 cents worth of buying puw Retiilive, of 3 nok the
er. For the benefit of all concern-
| only example of what free compe-
ed we hope the value does not |
| tition: in a free society can do for
shrink any more.
coe | people. Manufacturing, farming,
{ and 2ll other enterprises are part
\
The Air Force at Wright Field, | and parcel of the same system. But
Dayton, Ohio, had intended | 0! retailing gives an unusually clear |
spend over a half million dollars and concentrated view of what we
fer 20,156 super-plush upholstered | by the American way. The
chairs for use there. But the au- American store, whether it deals in
thorities - threw a monkey wrench | | food or in any other merchandise,
into the machinery and the deal is | | is something of a miracle to people
off. + | who come here from sbroad for the
00 | first time. The very abundance and
A talk sgiven over the radio re- | variety of goods are unknown in
cently contizined the statement that most other countries. And so is the |
graft and greed are not to be found | fact that those goods are within the |
in one political party alone. This is means of the masses of the people. jay, placed in an outkitchen, were | Ever . ries ago Genghis Khan |S antial increases were noted in
true, but when .one party is in| We Americans take our high liv- | 100 the nicht before the funeral. | set hordes of such*horsemen loose | the education activity program, par-
power a lenger than usual period, | ing standards for granted. But we | The Bulletins annual Sale Season | toh the W orld, and swept all be- | ym the continen ite
naturally, they also accumulate | must never forget the philosophy | oo last week. fore: Wim from the Yellow Sea to | 200 pe in rer
move cf this type of person. {Of freedom which crested and! wm. Amos Gorber on Frank St the Adriatic, His grandson, Kublai Helpat oli during the
eo eo | maintains them. toll and broke her ain pa stam "= ns pone .
. Horrible to contemplate, isn’t it. | meena Boni Jos. T. M and wife | Kotea Hd Such of Rises: : iter i
that America is running, not walk- | P. W. & P. DECLARED DIVIDEND | (coh 0 fone quelling in| great Khan, Tamerlane, subdued | no
ing, toward » totalitarian dictator- | AT MEETING THURSDAY Mount Joy township, to Henry T.] Iran, doles the Turks and fired | usua
ship? So what are we whe cherish | The directors of the Pennsylvania | dnd wife | Moscow. | 3 01 a at
pe and wie i {43 per cent 1 paj Y
car freedom going to do about it? | Water & Power Company at
For one thing. we can lend encour- | mecting last Thursday,
agement to these Congressmen who | declared dividends for the first] oe a’ Ly
gel Se : } deus fiyicenus 5 CONCERNING DENTAL HEALIH |, 15:0 i i i
valiantly are fighting this central- | quarter of 1952 of 50c¢ per share on Lm dev. bo 21 ol ut
tration 3 & : Assemblies tomorrow in both the | i £ !
ization of power in the hands of the | the commen stock, $1.25 per share : Vict fools) i fo1 tion cl i: perl
. 2 { . f mentary aad senior high schools | 1 : : VAIN = 3 Caer fe
bureaucrats in Washington, on the $5.00 preferred stock and | I or Geolth | When in need of Printing. (any | cent; radio it; and fi !
FE per share on the $4.50 pre= will concern de an healt i Dr Ni 0=- | thing) kindly remember the “Bul lletin ! government programs 4 per cent.
lan, a representative of the m- eee ee
JUST CAN'T RESIST
After World War II the Govern-
ment set up quite a number of | 19
schools whereby GI's could acquire | quarter ending
education which they lost during! Af the same meeting,
the war. There were nmny rumers | O. Bates,
concerning thé business methods of | ident of Armstrong
this werk, therefore a Congression- | Lancaster,
al coirtitittee was named to inves- | fill a vacancy on the Penn Water
tigate. Board. Mr. Bates has been associ-
They found that veterans of the | ated with } Cork Compa-
Administration had accepted “bri- nV since 1821. He wos elected a Vice
bes, gifts. unusual loans, gratuities. | President of Armstrong Cork in
» 11942 and became the
ferred stock, payable
| to stockholders on record March 14
) The dividends ore for the
March 31. 1952.
ar
Vice Pres-
Cork Company,
Executive
was elected a director to
services and ownership in schools.
The investigation also discovered
that hundreds of millions of dollars | @
have been frittered away on worth- | caster for many years
less trairing, grait and waste. rey
ooo 1109 PERSONS ADMITTED TO
THE STATE OF RETAILING | THE GENERAL HOSPITAL
Recent factual reports on the 1,109 persons were admitted to
state of retail business contain | the General Hospital at Lancaster,
seme interestiig bits of informa. | it was announced by Dr. Roger W.
tion. One is thal retail volume has DeBusk, Ixecutive Director of the
heeti wecd—hbut still mot so great | Laspital, at the monthly meeting of
as many had anticipated Another, the Board of Directors on Monday.
is that many items are sel-| February 11
ling below the legal ceilings—for The admitted
the simple reascn that competition | 1824 days of Jospin service,
kas driven them down, A third is | Cther census figures ielude: 1043
that retail] profits, especially in the | Patients oii) 506 operations,
general merchandise field, have 293 births, 416 pers
tended te decline on a percentage in
basis, 2nd cve at an extremely low 408
level. telving
What this adds up to is that we | Flee
still have & free economy in this | Of hospital care.
nation, where competition benefits Fer of patients a day was 285 per-
the consumer and tke law of supply | SON
and demand dominates the conduct
of business. And. of great impori- |
ance, the price control laws and
rc'ated measures are nowhere near |
as big a factor in holding down
prices as many people think.
Most merihants would be tickled | in the Pennsylvania Power
tc death if tiey could get the full & Light Company’s Lancaster Di- |
OPE price for everything they sell, j icn, effective Feb. 11.
But even if every OPS order and | In this new
policy and ceiling price were pro- Gould joins the staff of C. W.!
mulgated by people with the wis- Pfromm, Lancaster Division Chief |
dom of a roomfull of Solomons, teal System Operator.
that couldn't nidke the housewife | 2d thirty-two years
buy dn article if she decided it cost |
Vice President in 1950. He has been
leader in civic activities in Lan-
patients
ns were {reated
the dispensary with 563 visits:
ward
The average num-
ene ee
GCULD NAMED TO NEW
PCSET WITH THE PP & L
Virgil S. Gould has
to the newly created position of
Assistant Chief Local Sy
Gould has |
experience |
in various fields of electric utility |
too And it couldn't prevent | concerned with the rout-
other jroducers and distributors | 108 and shifting of power loads. |
from selling at a price she was will- | | a
er, SALUNGA |
I may be that a good case for |
controls can be made on piper. But | |
in practice, it is always found that | Mr. Harry Herter went to |
“tough” controls diseourage produc- | Bainbridge, Md. Saturd: ay for his |
tien and evemtually result in scar- | son James and his three buddies to |
city. We can dll reniember what | Spend a 12-hour leave at his home. |
happened the old OPA, when | They returned to Bainbr idge Sat |
goods ‘vanished fiom store Shelves | urday evening. J
a group of German |
a tb
country for a six-week visit, under
acquaint the Germans with Ameri- |
(
February 4!
April 1, 1952
Mr. Ken-
Executive | .
required | |
patients were treated in the re- |
patients received 1180 days |
been named |
em Op- i
)
issignment Mr. {
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't HAPPENINGS {|
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Oseans’ Abounding Life
Is Subject of Research
— of ~~ Plankton—multiple billions of finy
pla ind animals floating, swims-
LONG AGO re
| orms veritable pastures upon which
Adhd all animal life 1 the oceans de
eventually for tenance,
rents i
wat the National Geographic Soci-
20 Y. rs A | While some species of sec | Miss Mildred Ebersole, daughter
ed gc are « ly seen by the naked eye, of Mr. and Mrs. Norman S, Eber-
1 thers are microscopic in ole, of Florin, and Lester E. Gel
Wednesday, Feb. 17, 1932 A Wh mb gull giresm water | man, son of the late Mr. and Mrs
tate Police raided four places | | tO i A Ilion | Harry Gehman, of Selmsgrove
thruzut the county last week. A rere ar aloe | were married in the Mount Joy
| meng them was Herman Hartman's | Whale consume plankton in the | Sm Suir. The Rev Ben
) her raw, taking vast quantities into their | Lutz officiated, as: d by Hi
Ii wn red 1 we | throats through specially adapted Frank
e from 6 to 5 mil trainers, So do oysters, Big ion | Miss Martha Ebersole was maid
Mr. and M I od Martin. of upon small fish which in turn | t honor for her sisier and brid
wn, have gone on an auto wip to iy ; plankt 1. 3 | maids were Miss Grace Gehmon,
: ri whe hey 1 visit us, Flats OR lu pie a Manheim R1, @ sister of the bride
| that the vor pp | Dick; Mount
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The home of FElmer Heisey is | for a second
tined for imps. His dau d res ch program with
hter Florence is the vietim. Flore |t Ui sity of Miami to study
ence’s mother is quite ill with lum- | these portant but little-known
| organisms.
Burgess Chandler has requeste i] The Society and scientists of the
line I ihe bells Monday University's Marine Laboratory
tae tolling of all the bells Monday, |, v0 sompleted a year of observa-
Feb. 22 in honor of Washington S| tion during which the project's re-
birthday | search ship ‘‘Megalopa’ regularly
Elder Jacch F. Ginder was or-| tock up stations off the coast of
dained as Bishop of the Rapho dis- | Florida to bring out sample seinings |
trict at Mount Pleasant Brethren of plankton from depths. |
«Christ Charch last Sunday | During each seining systematic ob-
ervations were made of water and |
Arthur D. Garber was reappoin- | conditions, temperatures and
ted for his second 4-year term as| other factors.
wstmaster at Florin. Under the direction ot Dr. F. G.
The Board of Healin reorganized | Walton Smith, director of the Ma- |
and Dr. Hilary B. |
Ly electing Roy B. Sheetz presi- | rine Laboratory,
| Moore, a top-ranking océanographer
de aster Cothtv's scheols*voled ; On the Laboratory’s staff, the scien-
x ! tists are preparigg life histories of |
} to 7 to go on Standard Time | the principal species among both the
Their 1} ibility that Mount | plant and animal types of plankton.
Tov may postoffice build- | ———
coumy now be- |
CONS new building People of the Wilderness
11 Ce lum 1a,
rata, Lititz, Manheim and
»thtown,
Mount
of the wilderness
‘people
| mounted Mongolian soldier is still |
\n operation will be performe 8 the wonder, as he was once the
n Florence Parnell, of town, | terror, of the civilized world. So ac-
for the removal eof a needle from | customed to the saddle thdt he has
er right knee at St. Joseph's Hos- | an unsteady, ‘bow-legged roll to |
pita i his walking gait, the Mongol is a
: : ‘jot rack shot, a natural scout, and‘is
3H th satanies prepared lor wef oon empH 1ous of danger even during |
Charles Sheaffer
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ASSEMBLY PROGRAM FRIDAY: | ap
Although with thinly veiled con- |
tempt the Chinesé call Mongols |
* the |
Sun- | modern-day atts ck from the air. |
The first oil well in the Uniidd |
was built at Titusville, Pa.’
Weddings Thruout
Our Community
+] During Past Week
room, and Miss Ruth
Joy Rl,
Jest man was Jacob Gehman, of
Mifflintowwn, brother of the bride-
Wilk:
Ebersole, brother of the bride; Jas.
Garber, Elizabethtown RI; Richa
| Frank, Mount Joy R2; and Elvin
Nolt, Bareville,
groom, and ushers were
Joyce Miller
Mount Joy, and Nyla Ebersole, Sil-
t C
Gift receivers were
ver Springs both cousins of the
| bride. A reception was held at tl
{ home of the bride
| Manheim R1
| The kride is employed by G
| Zielke Orthopedic Appliance C
it’ Florin, and the bridegroom by
Farmers Ex-
and bridegroom
| the Fastern State
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a ¢ a—
| Soldier Students
{ The school bell has rung for a
| significant number of soldiers, it
{was revealed by a recent
| tion of results of
Education Prog:
ned i 3
and 1,147 cighth grade certificates
9,205 high school diplomas,
| 1,786 compl first
| of college. ti 47 Army
officers completed vear college
| requirements and 24 officers re-
| ceived baccalaureate degrees dur-
g ihe
quarter-year period. Sub-
Dental As
afterncon at the high |
sociation, will
ak in the
LIVESTOCK Hos OY Dr Ay
sch.col 1ssembly i
)
This week the third of a series
of fourteen films about jcining the
Armed Forces was shown. Entitled:
“Are You Ready For
produced by Coronet
Service”,
i OF THE
these films are
Film |
The Homemakers of A
eric at Mount Joy High |
Schoc] now sells hot dogs and bak- |
ed potatoes every Tuesday and {
Thursday ncon. This small busi- |
ness has been set up in the home |
eencmics recom to raise money for |
the club's treasury. With the funds |
the girls ple y send a delegate to
the Fittsburgh convention or to
wve a spring excursion for the
whole group
a
SFELLING BEE AT THE
| WOODLAND SCHOOL MAR. 7
A public spelling bee will be
heid at the Woodland school, Mount |
Toy township, on }riday
March 7, at 7:30 p. m. The bec is
sponsored by the pupils of the
DeLong, |
program
school, with Mrs. Edna
ANIMALS WHICH EAT 3
1) GRAIN CARRYING THE gS
SMUT CALLED ERGOT (%4
teacher in charge. The
will include iwo spelling classes, a |
seneral information elass and a
Lle Quiz.
The Woodland school is located
of Eliza-
old Hershey road
one-half mile northeast
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evening, |
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bethtown, on the \ NEA Co
5 [Mores ici KILLED 90%
WOW, VETERINARIANS CAN SAVE 0:4
7s MAY LOSE THEIR TAILS To}
Fg EARS, AO HOOVES. 7}
mn tion for Anim
_ C. Robert Fry
COWS IT ATTACKED.
we . :
Re SEARCH BY VETERINARIANS ;
ON CHICKEN MALARIA
IS HELPING CONQUER
HUMAN MALARIA.
al
D. 2, PA.
wy
Air Compre
Rock Drilling, Concre
sor Work
Breaking, Etc.
Excavating an Grading
Cellars, Trenches, Efc.
Rocks
and
Trees
Removed
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