Bulletin, Mount Joy,
Pa., Thursday, April 3,

The Mount Joy Bulletin
Jno. E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher
ESTABLISHED JUNE, 1901
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not hear as much as we should a-
bout where that money goes,
The 1051 financial experience of
the leading American oil compan-
ies is typical and significant—not
only of the oil industry, but of en-
1952 | WW

HAPPENINGS
Of wi
LONG AGO

20 Years Ago
Wednesday, March 23
DRIVER ESCAPED AFTER BE
FELL ASLEEP; CAR RUINED
Charles W. Webb, 18, of Manheim
| R4, escaped injury when his car
| swerved off the Harrisburg Pike
| and struck a guard rail and tele-
Hi School Honor Roll
Fourth Report Period

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[ The auto was demolished.
State Policeman Thaddeus Nagle | » A's, rest B's
said Webb was alone, driving east,
he witeel | First
he wie Shirley Eby, 11A; William Tyn-
dall, 11B; Robert Fish, Dick Nissley
| when he fell asleep at
| and lost control. Total loss was es-
a 3 Anthony P; i, ) eto) {| ated at $950 y ice. bh | : ;
| terprise in general, 3 tho 3 props oi | timated at om by Boje oy 10A; Connie Lane, Patricia Schroll,
l » rarmers nn, was I hH mn was ISOM “oC SS iv rf | s
During the year, the company M io ” vas, proseciitec on rec RN s FiVIng | 10B; Peter Nissley, Joyce Metzler,
: 3 3 urt when he plead guilty ) vio= varges before Justice > ace |
bad a total income of a little move | h he | charge hi ope Ju ae v : Peace 9A; Thomas Lane, James Pennell,
ob man : 2 lating the gambling AWS | Lester /eidman, Mount oy VR. | i
than $1,559.000,000, which is a whale | “| Lynne Fackler, 8A; Asher Halbleib
Ambres § Plummer was reap- | pp sa { Lynne F ¥
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of a lot of money in anybody's hook.
Here's what happened to it,
Salaries and wages, materials and
other general expenses took almost
s1,180,900,000, and depreciation, de-
pletion and amortization of proper-
ties accounted for better than $51,-
| 000,000.
| Taxes had to be paid to the tune |
of about $130,501,000.
After all the costs were met, the
began Monday but the ground is |
still covered with snow
A new dry cleaning firm has reg-
istered at the court house at Lan
aster and will do business here
Dick Tootkousian and Merial
pe
town
inted postmaster at Elizabeth
According to the calendar Sprin
Merassion, of Philadelphia as th

® a. m. publication day. | compuny had some $148.700.000 teft | Cash and Carry Cleaners and Dy- |
pene |» _ vee: thal 10 percent of its gross | .
4 D 1 T O RIAL income. A trifle more than $15.- Martha Hershey, of Landisvill:
E | 000,000 of this was paid out in div- heads He Lancaster ounty Coun
4 + | idends to the people wio own the tn is RH. fa ne
The State Fish Commission company. who invested thei sav- Seer po Ao I van
claims it planted 1.400.000 fish in! ings in i, and who made its exist- | the Sehhte: sub-commities :
Pennsylvania streams. About a i shee possible, The balance was res G. W. Leaman, of town opened |
weck after the opening of the trout tained in the business, when it will 8 TOW seat riarket or Fast Mai
season this year we will tell you | be used for EXPANSION, HUProve- street at what was formerly Ben
the fishermen's side of the stocking. | ments, and the other undertakings
Fishermen should not forget that | that are necessary if a company is
the authorities can’t stock ‘em al- | fe keep up with the parade in
ready caught. competitive business world.
: eo 0 One intevesting aspect of this is
President Truman evidently saw
the hand-writing on the wall and
{finally broke out into the open and
informed the public that he-is not
a candidate for re-election.
Harry, that's one time you' weve
smart. With the farmers, the bulk
of the South, labor unions, etc. a- |
gainst you, there was absolutely ne
chance.
Present indications don’t point to |
income was only about one-third
the size of the tax collectors’. In
typical modern industry, the own-
ers get one of the smallest slices of
the “pie.”
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ONE DAY'S MEATY
Today you and your fellow: citiz-
| ens will eat 60,000,000 pounds of
meat. You'll do the same thing to-
morrow and the next day and all
i e-for-all, either. If Ike says |
2 ie for fi next dent the days of the year. That's enough
yes, he's yo "a . : 3 . | meat to fill 15000 two-ton trucks.
|
| and every 21 hours it disappears a-
ces high is Pe
The reason taxes seein ig b | cross America’s dining tables.
; ave hi e : :
hecause they ave high. Back in ee You don’t have to know anything
year 19() the average Pe pa | about the meat industry to realize
an 3 axe 7 p p | . : . dis
$3.88 in Federal taxes, w ae the | how big a job it has on its hands.
average per person today is $172
4 %| Most of our meat is produced west
according to the U. S. News ¢ | of the Mississippi, while most of it
World Report.
It isw’t the high cost |; oon gast of that river. The meat
Ie) : AC re |.
of living, it's the high cost of gov industry has to see to it thal the
ernment.
| meat is moved in an ovderly fash-!
lion from the far-flung centers of
BILLION IS A LOT { production to all the centers of con-
You might get an idea of the | It has to get it where we |
hugeness of a billion if you realize | oon it and when we want it—and |
that since the birth of Christ more in every onc of its many forms.
than 1900 years ago, just slightly | meat industry. all the way |
more than a billion minutes|g livestock growers through |
have elapsed If you take | packing house to the butcher |
a look at the President's proposals | shop, is a basic, essential enter- |
further. you will see that he wants | prise. That it is highly efficient
to spend more dollars in the next... without saying—meat is a per-
fiscal year than there have bee
"| ishable commodity and waste can't
seconds hetween the birth of Christ | be tolerated. And it serves us far
and the present time. more cheaply than most of us real-
Eh | ize. As an example, the packing
illustration as 10} commonly earn, as profit,
administration | 0
Here's another
the fraction of a cent a pound
does business. A storage depot was |, he meat they handle. That is
erccted at Horsehead. N. Y. at a jue of the good results of competi- |
cost of nine million dollars. In 1947 | tion there are more than 4.000;
it was declared surplus and sold | packers in the country, all looking
how present
by the War Assets Administration | fo. business.
for 31,126,000 to a Representative! The meat industry's job is getting |
from New York state. Shortly bigger all the time. Our popuiation
thereafter he sold it for $2,585,000. | 5 increasing at the rate of
Don’t forget that nine million was | 2.500000 a year.
your tax money. developments—first, there has heen
eo 0 a bumper crop of babies in cach of
The Pathfinder, a magazine pub-| past ten years: second, more
lished by Farm Journal, Inc. .at| people are living longer. And prac-
Philadelphia, brings out some in-| tically everyone is a meat eater,
teresting facts in a recent issue, it
cempares Pres. Truman's spend- | WILL INCREASE WAF
ing with the appetite ef a young SQUADRON OVERSEAS
walrus. We qtote: | Lancaster, Pa, March 28,
“It would be fitting if the wal-| 7} department of the Air Force
rus’ name were Harry instead of | today action is being ta- !
about
This is due to two

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1952
the |
that the stockholders’ share of the!
nett's
David 8S. Shonk
Susan Rahm
purchased th
property on
$1,860
Fire destroyed the barn on th
George Summy farm at Masterson
ville
r m 1 1 |
William Tyndall was reappointed
|
postmaster here for a
term at $2,700 a year.
four-yea
David |
| street, at public sale Saturday for |
Fellenbaum, 8B; Douglas
Priscilla Lane, Jean Reese,
Jacob Zeller, 7A;
| Susan
| Fish,
| Barbara Thome,
=| PENNA DUTCH DAYS AT
| HERSHEY ON AUGUST 21-23
8 Plans for conducting an old-fash-
icned quilt auction as a feature of
annual celebration of
Pennsylvania Dutch Days at Her-| Second
shey Park on August 21, 22 and 23,| Ponald Thome, Lois Becker, Jean
were outlined at a recent meeting | Parrenkamp, Sally Ann Nissley, |
n| of the general committee headed by | 124; Nancy Ashenfelter, Peggy |
| Fackler, Loretta Kline, Georgame |
| Shatte, Barbara Shelly, Claudette |
12B; Jay Barnhart, Clair |
Mary Bailey,
Rohm, 7B.
the fourth
e | Harry L. Erdman,
i i eres
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| Wagner,
| Frank, Shirley Leedom, Ruth Mes- |
| sick, Marion Rutt, Lucille Thome, |
¢ P e r fe C i | Genevieve Zimmerman, 11A, J
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Robert Schrall, Janice Breneman,
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Jeanette Brénemdn, Elinor
Rachel Lehman, Ruth Oberholtzer,
| Nancy Swanson, Kathryn Zeager,
118; Charles Mayer, Ann Fletcher,
Appended is the honor roll of Mt. | Judith Kopp, Darlene Schneider,
| phone pole a quarter mile west of Joy High School for the fourth re-' Carol Ann Smith, Shirley Ann
Elizabethtown at midnight Monday. | port period. First’ Honor Roll—All | Wade, Ruth Weidman, 10A; Edith
| A's; Second Honor Roll — At least Christ, Sara Garber, Miriam Tyn-
| dall, Mae Zink, 10 B;
John Witmer, Marian Kline,
leen Raffensberger, Judith Schultz,
9A; Jere Lee Thome, Loretta
lin, Kay Metzler, 9B; Jack Gilbert,
Kanode, |
Schneider,
Verlene Harple, Mary
Winona Markley, Joan
8A; Gerald Becker,
Janet McKain, Marlene
'8B; Paul Becker Nancy
Samuel Harnish, James
| Leroy Kaylor, Betty Mumma, Carl | Thelma Snavely, Wannette Wade,
’ Virginia Gelt-
macher, Fdward Lindemuth, Shir- |
7A; Richard Divet,

ley Metzler, Judy Naugle, 9B.
stl th Wilco.
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Mumper,
Diller,
Nissley,
Advertisers.
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SIMON P, NISSLEY
MARY G. NISSLEY
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Mount Joy, Pa.

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of the Brethren in Christ Church | [ [SS (75 2
will convene at Mt. Pleasant | | 5 oy
Church, Rapho district, April 7. -
Society of Form Women No. 8. ! * ol ~~ *
held their monthly meeting at the |
home cof Mrs. David C
Fast Donegal
Miss Iva J. Godshalk, of the Posey
Patch, spoke at a meeting of Farm
Saturday
Women Society No. 3 on
afternoon.

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Herbert. The Government's vorac- ken to increase the assigned strenoth
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ious appetite for the taxpayers of Women's Air Force
earnings continues to grow like the | gyerseas to a level
walrus. In the last six years, our Wap Squadrons in the zone of the
Federal Government has taken interior. Approximately fifty WAF
frem us moré in taxes than the sum | ver month will be shipped from the
iotal collected throughout the en- major commands to overseas squad- |
tire previous history of the Vnited ons with the
States. In 162 years, our taves to- made The requirement of |
taled $251 billion. In the last six one year of Military service prior to
years, the Government has taxed us overseas
to the tune of $262 billion. feet.
Governments are not unlike wal- | The Air Force further announced
russes. The bigger they get, the! the shortage of Flight Trafiic Spec-
moze they cat, the more they want. ialists women for
It actually costs us more today in stewardess training in the Military
taxes to feed our Government than Air Transport Service remains. In
it costs us for the food on ow tab- | order to fill vacancies a special 60-
de day screening project is now set up
There is no evidence indicating at Lackland Air Force Base, Texas
any change for the better. How long | for WAF in basic i Ta %
this reckless spending of your mon- show aptitude in this field
ey will continue wil! be determined TTT Ree... ©
by the people themselves. The only | POISON BAIT FOR FOXES
thing that will bring a halt is pub- | IS CAUSING TROUBLE
lic pressure. When the people be-| You all know about
come sufficiently angry at the in-| bait laid for foxes.
credible waste and speak up force- Fishing Creek it
fully, the Administration must lis- | of dogs got the
ten. Speed the day!”
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SLICE | lor putting out the poison bait. The
We hedr a great deal about all | outcome should be interesting.
the money biisiness takes in in the | ————eae—
Squadrons
comparable to
first shipments to be
in June.
assignment remains in ef-
and
who
the poison
Down around |
appears a number |
bait and died, while
{ in Bucks Co., a warrant was sworn
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