THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy, Pa. Thursday, November 12, 1953 2] THE BULLETIN | | Publishe d every Thursday at 11 LAFFS OWL East Main Street, Mount Joy. Lancaster County, Pa ( Larmon D. Smith, Publisher John E. Schroll, Editor and Publisher, 1901-1052 | Subscription Rate $2.50 per Mail Yea by Advertising rates upon request Entered at the postoffice at Mount Joy, Pa., as second-class mail under the Act of March 3, 1879 Member, Pennsylvania News paper Publishers’ Association “ " : 38th Parallel” Film To Be Shown Wed. A showing of the sound color BY A WISE OW L motion picture on Korea, ‘38 i Parallel,” will take place in a I guess the less said about special rally on Wednesday, No last Friday's ‘predicted snow vember 18, at the Calvary Bible flurries” the better. It sure did Church located at New Haven n't do much for the upstairs and Henry Sts. beginning at awning. It's “slightly” bent in 7:30 p. m, many places, several pieces of The filming of “38 Parallel’ the banister were found in the | Was made in Korea by Dr Bob snow drifts and the metal | Pierce, President of World Vis chairs no longer resemble | ion, Inc. of Portland, Oregon. | chairs. There's always one con. | During the time he spent in Ko solation, summer's over. rea, Pierce spoke at more than three hundred public meetings Did you ever stop to think | Which were held in churches, how hard a man works to keep high schools, colleges and open the wolf from his door. Then lair assemblies. The crowds his daughter grows up and | ranged up to fifty thousand per- [sons in Taegu, Korea's second brings one right into the house. : largest city. In Seoul the meet- lings averaged fifteen thousand Carl Germer says he must be | gs y hi vetting older. This morning he for nine nights. This series of € . S > ge 8 ~~ meetings conducted by Dr. saw a pretty girl drive past in|. : Pierce was sponsored by Kor a convertible. He can’t remem- | . ean churches and has been ac. ber whether the girl was a : “claimed the largest in Korean blonde or a brunette. But the merald green Ca | history. car was an e a p a- _— es ya The film deals with the chal dillac. - - - - - He's definitely . 4a [lenging of God's deadline in Ra Korea, It reveals the mind and : . ; heart of the South Koreans be- This next bit of poetry is an-| fore Communist hordes swept | onymous, but you should upon them, their hunger | « ASS } > & > 1 able to guess the author. | for God, their simplicity of life Breatbes there a man who lay |,nq the tragedies which they in bed, had faced under Japanese occu- And never to himself hath said: | pation in World War II. The “This is my own, my aching|ggrean way of life is vividly | head, | shown. { 1 wish I had stuck to milk in. The film is forty minutes in stead.” | length. The service is open to | | the public and there is no ad- There's a fool-proof invention mission charge. on the market to make sick i rn i children take pills. This model | NEIGHBORS HARVEST plane—an exact replica of an CARROTS FOR R. D. 2 MAN Harold Shearer, Movant Joy R2 wishes to thank his neighbors] and friends who helped to har- Air Force bomber—has a bomb bay in which pills are stored. The youngsters holds the plane over his head, tilts his mouth vest his carrots during his ill- skyward, yells ‘Bombs away’ ness. Those who helped were and then releases a bomb over John A. Eshleman, Abram Krei- the target, scoring a direct hit. der, Lester Kreider, Richard | The appeal is irresistible. - - Ruhl, Paul Ruhl, Lester Ruhl, Why can't I think of these Allen Shearer, Roy Shearer, things? arise Shearer, David Shearer, ir Allen Shearer, Richard Shea One of the high school Darvin Moyer, Walter | dents got quite a bang out of Becker, J. Samuel Shearer, Roy | the choice of words the chem- Kopp, John Gantz, John Fry, istry prof used today. His re- John Fry Jr. Ira Heistand, Jos- mark went like this — eph Heistand, Claude Heistand, If this chemical were to ex- Samuel Oberholtzer, Amos L. plode, I'd be blown through the Risser, Forry Minnich, Ralph roof Now gather ‘round close | Ginder, Jacob Haideman, Eli so you can follow. Breneman, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Forwood and Dale, Mrs, Jay They had quite a discussion Witmer, Lester and Donnie: up at Joe's barber shop last | Mrs. J. Allen Shearer and Doris night. A fellow on the chair | Mrs. Allen Shearer and Ruth, asked: “What causes baldness? and Mrs. Harold Shearer, Mar 1 heard wearing a hat. lin and Mary Ellen “The way I understand it,” The work was done for Mr. answered Joe ‘the older you Shearer Nov. 3 and 4. It was get the deeper the roots go. If followed by a lunch served by the roots hit gray matter you the wives get gray hair. If the roots hit a ye vacuum you get bald.” [COUNTY GROUP PLANS CHRISTMAS PARTY “In other words there's real- | ly nothing you barbers can do A Christmas Party was plan- ned for the County Council for baldness” the fellow re- marked. | members of the Lancaster Coun- Then Joe wise - cracked: |t¥ 4-H groups. The affair will “Well, I got a tonic here that if be held Monday evening, Dec. you've got loose dandruff, this at the home of Mowery Frey tonic will tighten it up for you. Jr., Lancaster R D. 7 That ended the conversation. it was announced. Local 4-H'ers 1 serving on the council are Miss Two 1953 definitions—-- Jeanette Breneman, and Miss Collision: When two motor Jean Will, Mount Joy K?2; Miss ists go after the same pedes- Nancy Musser, Mt. Joy Rl and | trian. Jerry Hess, Elizabethtown R3. Small town: Where the neigh- The group also purchased pors watch your wife for you. a public address system and 3 presented it to the county ex Then there was the gunman tension office. Committee 1e who walked into a night club | Ports were given for the play and said, politely: “Now, ladies “Rise and Shine” to be present- and gentlemen, all those in fay- ed in the Manheim Township or of leaving. this place alive High School auditorium Nov. | will kindly hold up their | 28. Tickets for this play may be | hands.” purchased at the Bulletin office. | ells rs sn. AD I | I's not bad enough that, Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. teachers are underpaid. Now | { TV is making their job extra tough. Ninety percent of the Dr.H.C Killheffer kids refuse to answer a single | question on the cuff. They want | to know what's in it for them. | Thev insist that if they atv] ed the same questions on a TV Optometrist MANNHEIM 163 S. Charlotte St. Telephone 5-3376 Mon, & Wednes. 9.5:30 program they'd get anything || Tues. Fri. sat. 7.9 P. M. from a ranch type house to 2 Tues. vacation in Africa. 9:30-1:00. 2-5 P. M || — ELIZABETHTOWN | That's all for now. See you. 15 E. High st. Telephone 24-F | A WISE OWL * 3 WHOSE FARM IS THIS? Ti Jast week's paper. The ownel plus an 8x10 framed enlarge Freight Cut Granted For Drought Victims Eastern railroads have to grant a 50 percent reduction 8 on freight rates for the tran portation of hay to drought areas. Edgar V. Hill, chairman of the Traffic Executive Associa tion Eastern Railroads, said that the new rates went into effect Saturday, Nov. 7, from all points in Eastern territory to the government designed drought areas. He explained that this action hauls is not known. “Howevel he added, ‘‘since it Involves reduction of 50 percent of cur- { rent tariffs, it is fair to assun that it will represent a contrt bution of several hundred thoi sand dollars by the Easter roads.” The department of ture estimates that pa: million tons of hay will be ne ed for the drought-reliet pre gram in the current fiscal year Fastern states exp ply hay include Pent New York, Ohio in 'nois and Michigan. In addition some of the hay may h to be procured from Canada Drought strickel tions officially declared to em gency area by in overnment include all or parts of the fol- lowing states: Arkansas, Colo rado, Florida, Kansas, Kentuc ky, Mississippi, Missouri, Neva- da. New Mexico, North Carolina Tennessee, Texas and Virginia. In addition, the following states have applied for relief: South Carolina, Utah, West Virginia, Wyoming and Arizon: Hill pointed out that this rate reduction is just one more mile railroad’s to agri- Eastern service stone in the long history of as to other He culture, as well ments of the economy. noted : 7 1% \ ¥ i 3 i ks BB Bo 3A Give the litile fellow a big hand and his parents, too— with a Hallmark welcome-baby std Choose from our large : riment-of famous " H Imaik’ Cards today. The REXALL Store Phone 3-3001 MOUNT JOY, PA. Patronize Bulletin Advertisers. . | agreed | seg- ‘has been taken in response to a recent request by the Agricul ture. “While it first appeared | [that sufficient supplies would | be available near the drought stricken areas, at has since de veloped thot surplus hay fram many points in Eastern terri | tory will be urgently needed in these areas, he added. “We are happy to cooperate with the Dept. of Agriculture in this re [lief operation.” Hill said that there is no ac curate way to estimate the val {ue of this service, because the volume of traffic and lenghth of Sloan’ s Pharmacy | ARR a Ty hy AC 3 “Am “Rural Photo $22.00 in sift Quiz” in rtilicates Elmer G. Strickler Pp ALS ) Elizabethtown, Pa. 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