Bulletin, Mount Joy, Pa., Thursday, October 1, 1953 Published every Thursday at 11 East Main Street, Mount Joy. Larmon D. Smith, Publisher | John E, Schroll, THE BULLETIN | . President Lancaster County, Pa. | Editor and Publisher, 1901-1952 After symbolically cutting | big birthday cake on the stage, | the President will escort Mrs Eisenhower to their special box in the center of the main south tier of seats, to join their spec the Subscription Rate $2.50 per} Yea by Mail | Advertising rates upon request. Entered at the postofice at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class mail under the Act of March 3 ial guests and members of 1879. Eisenhower family in sharing Member, Pennsylvania News ice cream and cake with every paper Publishers’ Association. | one in the Arena ———————— i Then the party itself begins, | LAFFS with Fred Waring as master of | ceremonies. There will be no| speeches, the entire evening will be devoted to games entertainment, with the audience taking part The governors of the state all of whom are being invited together with all senators at the request of the President, | play “Pin the Tail on the Don key'’'. Waring says he is even | considering getting several Kis- | \ sing games like “Spin the Bot-| { tle” OWL and their ladies taking part. Ben Hogan, holder of | the American and British Open ; | golf titles, has promised to be BY A WISE OWL outstanding golfers, to ‘‘com- Well, here it is, October 1st, | pete” with members of the cab-| left side, of your face; then com- several | pare the results. and time we're looking Governors, and our crop of entries for the Farm | ¢anators in a “driving contest”! Show. 1 don see how the| fom the stage. The golf balls growing things : know wheth-| {hat will be driven into the au- | er to mature or just stop and] | over | inet, | foot Fool { The warmth of a fabric depend: generally on its thickness and, more | particularly, | given pressure its thickness under @ I'hus, if cotton and | nylon socks are about the same gen- eral thickness and weight, they will be equally warm. However, the sole of the sock may vary in its ability to insulate against cold, depending | on how far it can resist reduction in thickness under the pressure of the This, in turn, will depend on the properties of the fiber, construc. tion, ete., so that no general answer to this question is possible | Far-Off Islands Far-off islands made news fin 1951. The Cocos, or Keeling, Islands n the Indian Ocean are soon to | pass administratively within the British Commonwealth from Ma- and | laya to Austrialie, in order to ex- | entire | pedite their nse as a way point on | a projected mir route between Aus- | | tralia and South Africa Most of the 1,700 Malay inhabitants of Co- cos-Keeling seek to migrate to greener fields in North Borneo, | will | where a colony of the islanders has | | been started. { Face Powder Shade Face powder and foundation | 4 . | slightly darker than her natural skin | going, with several groups| sone are becoming to the older of national and state celebrities| woman. A shade that is too light { points up every line and hollow of | both | her face. On the other hand, the | color must not be too dark, or it will look unnatural and make her skin seem thick. When you cannot present with a number of other | decide between two shades, put one | on the right side, the other on the | | Mutual Benefit In the western Hemisphere, the urge for security found expression | dience, will be of the soft tex- | in Central America, where five re- wait for the frost. For weeks] (jlo “practice” variety, each im-| publics implemented an old ideal. | no rain, they're parched blazing sun, then rain, and cold | pirthday legend. | close to freezing for a week, | The games and contests will now no rain and more torrid| pe interspersed with Warin sun. Poor Mother Nature, her| grchestral and glee club children sure should be confus- rangements of the President's ed. { and Mrs. Eisenhower's favorite | tunes. Banked upward and out- that | ward in a double tier Have you ever thought | and other lines. Ratified by ar- behind | another war would confront us; the stage will be a chorus of | | inland California roughly parallel to with a tough dilemina? As ht- | more than,500 girls and boys mans, we couldn't afford to| from Pennsylvania schools, lose, as taxpayers we couldn’t| whose first month of the new] afford to win. school term will have been | A Florin mother told her lit-| special choral arrangements of | spent in intensive rehearsal of | in al printed with a commemorative| Costa Rica, El Salvador, Guate- mala, Honduras, and Nicaragua set | up the San Salvador Charter, for | mufual benefit in economie, cul- | the five governments, the charter became effective on December 14, 1951. | | Snow Trap | The Sierra Nevada, a great moun- | tain barrier running down through | the Pacific coast, is a natural snow | trap. Moisture-laden winds from the | Aleutians area first drop heavy rain | on northern California and then leave the rest of their water vapor as snow in the high altitudes of the | mountains. tle boy if he can’t succeed the | old and new songs, and a new- first time he should try, try a- | Iv arranged version of “The | "Lgain. Then the little boy said: | Song of America” produced by “Oh, I see, mother. Do it like Waring for its premiere per-| God did when he made man. formance in honor of the Presi- | dent's birthday. As the party ends, He took one look and said “1 can do better than that” and/ .then he made a woman’. How do you suppose he figured enir a newly designed, limited that one out? edition, ‘President’s Birthday Plate”’, bearing the President's | signature and the Just read in the paper where Y Pennsylvania Dutch peace-and one of the roughest riding ro- wl deo cowhands out west suffered | love motif. a serious fall. In riding his The party in the Arena ends niece’s rocking horse he fell, | at about 10 p. m., and the Pres- breaking his collarbone. birthday with celebrate his actual on Wednesday quietly Telephone operator to a new Ak Pau: Pp D members of his family. girl she is breaking in: ‘No, honey, you say, ‘Just a moment, Knowing our minister's grand double-dove | | ident and Mrs. Eisenhower will | | very popular everyone | ST yea styles are still a { mos vored, present will receive as a souv- | 2 2 | | | | | | | | | i ways working loose’ The Outdoor Crowd Cotton separates which you can mix and match are still going to be with the outdoor the being col the blouses sleeveless, round or pointed lared, while the skirts are swirling or single-pleated in back or front or both, Self Centered Milton Lukatch, Milwaukee ladies’ wear manufacturer: ‘The little woman doesn't buy fancy lingerie to | please you but herself. The husband doesn’t notice his wife's lingerie in | most cases, and she seldom has an | opportunity to show it off to other | women." Knob Washer the knobs of and dresser | — | | | kitchen | drawers al- Are cabinets vour | washer out of a piece of fine sand- | please,” not ‘Hang unto your v . EER sense of humor, we like to pass | pants, Mister! {ds | this on—— on oi . | A sexton cleaning up the pul- While visiting on Columbia | it after Sunday services took | th abrasiv sid ext to the drawer, | the lady of the. : 1e abrasive side next to the drawer, | Avenue where the 4 a peek at the preacher's manu- | and tighten. You'll never struggle house was housecleaning, her | Along the left margin little daughter noticed a cob- were instructions such as: | web for the first time. Inquir- «<p. here.” “Wipe brow". | ingly she asked: “What's that yee angry fist gesture’, Look | stitched in the corner, mother?” Upward” - Near the end was a long paragraph of texts, oppoo- There's a very trusting wife | site which the preacher had in our midst. She told one of marked in capital letters: our stooges that her husband’s | “ARGUMENT WEAK HERE, friends are always playing! YELL LIKE THE DICKENS". jokes on him. That the poor | i JAMA, dear sat up until 4 a. m, with a, One of our young brides was sick friend the other night and |extrolling the virtues of her someone filled his pocket with | husband to a friend. ladies’ silk undies and nylons!” “Jerry is just about the most — — — — What a wife. generous man in the world,” she declared. ‘He gives me ev- erything credit can buy.” Dan Will brought this one back, from Cross Forks, his old | huntin grounds: A hillbilly along Kettle Creek had wandered off into the woods but it's cute. Here and failed to return for supper, | Pop walked down the street so his young grandson was sent On a wild fall day. to look for him. He found him | And the wind whipped under standing in the bushes His neat toupe. I don’t know where our office devil got this piece of poetry, “Gettin® dark, Grandpap,’ |The wind said, “Whoosh,” the tot ventured. And Pop cried, “Stop!” “Yep.” But the wind was strong, “Suppertime, Grandpap.’ And it blew Pop's top. “Yep.” A WISE OWL | “Ain't ye hungry?” | Sve “Yep.” “Wal, air ye comin’ home?” “Nope.” | LOOK Why ain’t ye?” AROUND "YM Can't. In the Ads “Why can’t ye,’ “Standin’ in a bar trap.” | A little Donegal street girl was visiting her grandmother in Columbia and asked if she could leave her bedroom duor open because she was afraid in the dark. “Why,” chided her grand- mother, “you aren’t afraid of the dark at home.” “I know, but that’s our own dark.” On These PAGES and | opposite | Make a small | paper, thread it onto the screw, with with loose knobs again. Fres Islands Finland formally became guar- antor of the independence of the Aland Islands in the Gulf of Bothnia in 1951 by passing a new home rule act superseding one passed in 1922 which made the League of Nations | guarantor for the Alands. | Index Tabs Do the index tabs on your diction. ary or other indexed books curl up | with vse? Then dab the tabs with at | least two thin coats of fresh, white shellac. Not only will the tabs stay stiff and lay flat but they can be easily cleaned. Windshield Improvement More than 250,000 automobiles have been manufactured with the | new bluish-green shaded windshield | which research engineers developed ! to reduce overhead glare and heat | input, Counteracting Sunlight If you're painting, try adding a little blue to the paint used on walls | the windows of a well: | | lighted room, in order to counteract | the too-bright effect of the yellow | sunlight, | Devil's Food When making devil's food cake, | | use one-half cup of hot coffee to mix | the cocoa, or melt the chocolate in, | giving the desired reddish tint to | the finished cake, Protect Eyes From Soap Before beginning a shampoo, | grease the area around your eyes | with petroleum jelly or cold cream. | It will keep the soap out of your | eyes. 3 ; ; Preventing Skillet Rost ! It's aiigood idea to apply a thin "coat of, oil ‘or, grease to an irpn skillet after it is washed and dried | and before it is put away. This will | insure against rust. g's rrr eA Cr nin | ! | When in need of Printing. (aviy- | thing) kindly remember the Bulletin | Program was GM's TV Football Blankets Nation TTTV GAME oF THE WEEK a * Game Sites = Oct. 24 Wighlights of & Games i == Nov 7 Wightights of & Games | L & Television Stations + | a on II The above map illustrates the nationwide scope of the 1953 TV Football Game of the Week series being sponsored by General Motors over the 84-station NBC network starting September 19, The 13-week schedule of game telecasts, set up by the NCAA, includes 11 single games and two panoramic telecasts of the highlights of four separate games. The games to be telacast, as indicated by number on the map, include (1) Nebraska vs. Oregon at Lincoln, Sept. 19; (2) Jjavtmouth vs. Holy Cross at Lynn, Mass., Sept. 26; (3) California vs, Ohio State at Berke- ley, Oct. 3; (4) Texas vs. Oklahoma at Dallas, Oct. 10; (5) Alabama vs, Temnessee at Birmingham, Oct. 17; (6) highlights of the Princeton- Cornell, Arkansas-Mississippi, Illinois-Syracuse, and IJowa-Indiana games on Oct, 24; (7) Minnesota vs. Pittsburgh at Minneapolis, Oct. 31; (8) highlights of the Florida-Georgia, South Carolina-North Caro- lina, Northwestern-Wisconsin, and Kansas-Kansas State games on Nov. 7: (9) Michigan State vs, Michigan at East Lansing, Nov. 14; (10) Southern California vs. UCLA at Los Angeles, Nov. 21; (11) Utah vs, Brigham Young in Thanksgiving Day game at Salt Lake City, Nov. 26; (12) Army vs. Navy at Philadelphia, Nov. 28; and (13) Notre Dame vs. Southern Methodist at South Bend Dec. 5. ' The black dots on the map indicate the locations of the NBC television stations which are scheduled to carry the TV Game of the Week series across the nation. Award Of Merit Presented For Driver: Education Program i , Companies, sponsors of the a-| ward program. declared in pre- | senting the plaque. He added, however, that nearly 60,000 of lhe state's 100,266 eligible stu enrolled in dri- ver education courses offered last team. Of Pennsylvania's 397 high school, only 404 provi- ded courses last term, during | {which 41,807 boys and girls | were taught to drive safely, he said. Mr. Clark urged the educators to encourage future drivers to take the cours- es and to help make them avail- | ‘able in every Pennsylvania | high school as ‘“‘an inevitable ‘and logical step toward making | the state's streets and high | ways safer in the future.” | Pennsylvania's high school | driver education program is un- | of Yvan J. dents were not Harrisburg Pennsylvania's Award of Merit from the Na- | tional Driver Education Award presented today to Dr. Frank B. Haas, state su- perintendent of schools, at the | annual State Education Cong-! ress here. The presentation ceremony took place at the State Educational Building in the presence of more than 300 of the state's school administra- pors. The award, a bronze plaque, Pennsylvania's pro- gress in improving the scope and quality of its high school driver education program dur- | der the direction the 1952-33 academic term | Stehman, chief, division of high- way safety educaton, state de- During the last three school partment of education. The terms Pennsylvania has more plaque presented today is the than doubled driver education | third consecutive annual award enrollment of the 1049.50 | received by Pennsylvania. In school year, Price E. Clark, ed-|1949 only 13,341 students were ueational director of the Asso- [enrolled in the courses in 171 ciation of Casualty and Surety !high schools. RIGHT THIS WAY | LADIES | To The BEST BARGAINS inTOWN In Our ADVERTISING COLUMNS state's more | recognized mg ended last June. Ernst and Ernst, Philadelphia Announ ppointmeng ol CHARLES HASS, C.P. A. | As manager of the Lancaster, Pa. office e the of 40-1c & | Our readers read the ads as thoroughly as they read the i news! 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