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OThe Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, November 20, 195. ( 3 that he could be right. Having and TT re st of our “social ETIN UMMM!
. 0 S 0 lived on crises and emergencies No Sen 3 So THE BULL HO-H .
TE ima mat ex- bee 3 bon ),
il O W A FH S BE involving vast. government we would stack up with those|| 1s on sale each week at Kulp's What This Place
THE BULLETIN The Soviet Union is not going penditures for twenty Years,\ wh, gave us the US, or even|| News Agency and Tyndall's Needs, Folks, Is
mn to attack us. Joe Stalin said so what would happen to our and grandpa, Store. West Main street. Ss,
Published every at 11 East i himself in a 50-page article in cnomy? Having grown flabbier i — A Few Good 536
Mn street o Mount hia I {he official magazine “Bolshe- and flabbier, as a nation, during Co oe Ads In This brie
Mancaster Lounly, ra. ill vik”. In giving his projection of twenty years of higher and | NOT SO CUTE . NEWSPAPER al
William N. Young, Publisho | the inevitable course of the higher wages, shorter and short “Cute” ig another word that I K fF Gro
Fred J. Alberte, Editor & Manager | world into the orbit of Commu- er hours, more and more “feath-|is carrying too big a load. It is n ase Ire
| Pearl Roth, Assoc. Editor Bus. Mg | { nism, he indicates it will be er-bedding”, and federal assur | sometimes used to IER, OX ver, |
| quite unnccessary to fight since ance that whatever might hap-|shrewd and sharp-witted. Web- the
| John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher (1 we are coming apart at the pen, Uncle Sam will take care |ster’s Collegiate Dictionary de in Mount Joy 240
| 1301 JUS. I seams anyway. To forestall ec: of us, Just how well would we | fines “cute as meaning, At- | and Vicinity of 1
| Subseriwtion Rate: $2:00 Per Year | Mail. || onomic ruin, he pointed out, the stand up under real pressure? |tractive by reason of daintiness | stoi
Advertising rates upon request | capitalistic nations are behaving In a recent speech Governor or picturesqueness, as a child.” | . p.m.
Entered ok Vi like “a drowning man clutching Stevenson said: “We are not, I| Too often. we hear such expres- | D al 1
Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy, | . . : : "
Pa : Nl vd of et pe let i 1 at a straw”, such straws as the take it, a race of whimpering | sions as “the cutest house, the | i - Ww
d., d§ Ssecona-class mal Ne AC | » ' pd ’" “
Nl of March 3. 1879 tl Marshall Plan, the Korean War weaklings who can't face the|cutest boy friend” and “the cu-! So.
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} ’ 4 \ : : Il and general rearmament, truth, but a race of men and wo-| test handbag. It would be a| . tow,
| Member, Pennsylounia Ss pu pet | This might be pretty funny, if men proud, courageous and un-|good idea to give ‘‘cute” a long | When in need of Printing. (any= and
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If you really want to get the spirit of Joan Fitzkee said a rooster is the only alarm a ain Auc
Thanksgiving, just sit alone silently for ter 1 3 NN AN
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say were y riting this editorial : pr NN age
"ht i Bing Sn 0 Se that life| There should be some very happy Chris!- a age
right here in Mt. Joy is mighty sweet. For | mas shoppers around. That money won in the iy Oo ir oo Oo Ww o i 0 ol | C a Es oc: 2
in a phrase, we are the beneficiaries of all |subscriptio contest wasn't to be sneezed at. , ———
history's greatest bounties. We can be sure | Boy! What I could have done with it.
that not a person here in town is going * * * ¥ C
hungry next Thursday. we can rest assured local young widow was altending « mm O i © 8 e a VY a ii e & Fi
all will be warm and well sheltered. We | geance and after the usual routine the spiril- 7)
don’t hesitate to state it that way because lis cu d that he had a message from | HW HH
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the world could one be certain that some-| “Where shail I send them?” she asked. “He hi
one living mighty near, might not be suf- didn't give an address.” All prices in this advertisement effective through Saturday, November 22nd ou
fering from want of food and shelter. In| “Well,” solemnly replied the spiritualist, ASP ‘ot c
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True, our rejoicing is tempered by the | phic Ee I BS 3 a Fruit Cocktail SULTANA i unny ie CREA oli prin —-
thought that so many of our fine young
Americans are facing death in Korea, but
we still can mingle our prayers of thank-|
fulness with prayers for their safety and
“Dear,” she exclaimed: “a plastic surgeon
| has told me he would sew up hali of my mouth
| for $100.”
Hubby unhesitatingly replied: “Here's $200”
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Talk About Spirit!
About every time we make up our mind
that real community spirit is dying out and
that nobody wants to do anything unless
they are paid for it, that’s just about when
we read something which happily changes
But just siay where you are and keep quiet. If
vou hadn't told me I wouldn't have noticed
you.
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A little shaver on Mount joy Street planted
an electric light bulb in {he back yard, then
{ went into his mama and announced: “Soon
| you won't have to worry about the electric bill
[I'm gonna raise an electric plant.”
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turn when he went off the air at the end
of the summer schedules. Every town has a
friend. |
“I thought of that,” said the traveler, "but
there wasn't anybody there.”
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hos urniture J el $s 9 ers yur ing ‘ oo Workman: “Well, I suppose they're too lazy eye Ma
er were up Per cent over the same 1401 | yo mole two. trips, the way I do.” — — Could ble 14
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cent . . . Prices paid farmers for their| ocal hubby is having this inscription LIQUID DETERGENT A FOR LINGERIE AND DISHES ware.
produce declined 2 per cent during the |Piaced on his wife's Xmas cigarette lighter: olant ¢ giant 15° a 4 Coa
month ended October 15 . . . September in-| 10 My Maiciless Wife." — — — — Clever, bottle 10 Pig. viel hae 69: large 27° giant sire 710° Radio
dustrial production went to 225 per cent of | eh what? 8 Bey. plo. Nn
the 1935-39 average on the FRB’s index-— | * * * articles
the highest since 1945 . . . Sales by manu-| As for Christmas, I live in consiant fear that | : Sal
facturers jumped $1.9 billion during August j= better half will want to start shopping most | 87 EAST MAIN STREET MOUNT JOY, PA fuse
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to $24.6 billion during September-—greater
than the usual autumn increase.
any minute,
A WISE OWL