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oy. Pa my | of Donegal Post 809 has arrang- THE BULLETIN, Mount Joy. Pa. Thursday, January ry 26 11
10 WANTED BY THE FBI MAYTOWN | ed an interesting program for|
1 tee { Monday evening, Feb. 6, at 8
g Tan, S————_— p.m,
s wife, Mrs. Ida Dehoff is spending| popert Phillips, past com- |
721 .E. the winter in Florida. mander of the Lancaster Post |
ear-old Do You Have A Horse, A Cow, A Hog, Poultry, Canned Ms 1 3 Neiman visited Mr will be the speaker hel |
Goods, Furniture, Electrical Appliances, Tools, Machinery,
Clothing, Chinaware, Pots, Pans, Pies, Cakes, Or Anything
Which You Woul# Like To Donate To
THE 3RD ANNUAL PUBLIC SALE AND AUCTION
FOR THE MARCH OF DIMES
On Saturday, January 28th, Starting 6:00 P. M.
At The A. D. MORRISON SALES ROOMS, Landisville, Pa.
~—— IF YOU HAVE ANYTHING — :

Max Heimovitz
Two men were seated in the
rear of an automobile parked!
on Fourth Street, south of Por-

and Mrs. Harvey Evans at Eli-
zabethtown on Sunday.
Monday.
Mrs. Charles Flowers was ta-|
ken to St. Joseph's hospital on
Mrs. Howard Strawsbaugh fell
on the ice last week and broke
her arm.
Due to Dr. Diffell's illness!
the Rev. Fred Rentz from Lan- |
caster preached in the Evangel-
ical and Reformed Church on|
Sunday. |
The Brownie Scouts and |
their sponsor attended the Ev-!
angelical and Reformed Church
on Sunday.

{ members are urged to
| Donegallassies will sing several
| numbers and Mae Keener will
reading.
Auxiliary
attend |
give the
All Legion and
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this meeting at the American]
Legion Home. |
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HOSPITAL AUXILIARY
MEETS JANUARY 26
The Mount Joy branch of |
United Auxiliaries to the ILan-|
caster General Hospital will]
meet Thursday night, Jan. 26]
at the home of Mrs. Eric Olson, |
| 232 South Market St., 8:00 p.m. |
SALES DAYS
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Lubrication
J ob With Oil Change
. * ter, in South Philadelphia on a
Call Geo. Glatfelter, Lancaster 4-5558 or i” sey Pah Jos They| Miss Grace A. Henderson, A film on polio will be shown |
Al Morrison, Landisville 92-3242 a
were waiting for someone, and! the Americanism chairman of to the group. Mrs. Olson, presi- |
as they loitered they fanned the American Legion Auxiliary dent, will have charge of the]
And Arrangements Will Be Made To Pick It Up —
Or Take It To Morrison's Sales Rooms, Landisville, Direct
8 AM. To 4PM.

themselves with their hats and meeting.
86-5300.
discussed the latest baseball
ed Next wtek the Bulletin will
: bring you the story of bank|
Suddenty the Porson whom Tobber “SPIDER” THOMAS
eee | > a |
= Ae rap y move with the largest cash
automobile, their smiles of : oe
| greeting turned to expressions armed robbery of any bank in|
punt Joy Dept. Store |
ALES DAYS VALUES |
Just Arrived with pass New Features!
RESSY DRESSES
60 $300 $500
‘they were waiting, viciously op-
TE Values to $10.95
COATS REDUCED
NOW .ONLY $ 1 D-$ i 5-522
\GERIO and severely wounding
WOMEN'S
FRED HAMEL, the owner of
the automobile. i
SHOES REDUCED
$PDO9 4°
| The crowded South Philadel-
WOMEN'S 5 i g
|jhia area was thrown into an
Blouses

Zerphey’s Sico Service Station

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‘being hit by a stray bullet, and
in the confusion MAX HEI-
MOVITZ disappeared and has
not yet been found by the po-
lice since that August night.
Philadelphia detectives deter-
mined that HEIMOVITZ, better
known as MAX HERMAN, has
been the man behind the gun
md behind the gun and imme-
diately a fragnet was put out
in a vain effort to apprehend
the murderer.
In 1948, information was re-
ceived indicating that HERMAN
or HEIMOVITZ, had left the
state, and the FBI entered the
investigation charging the fugi-
tive with Unlawful Flight to
Avoid Prosecution for Murder.
HEMOVITZ was well-known
as a numbers writer and part-
time jewelry salesman, but the
reason for the shooting was ob-
scure, Some claimed that it
was because of a personal
grudge that MAX had against
the two; others claimed that it
was an offshoot of a local num-
bers writers’ quarrel. The fugi-
tive has a long criminal record
‘dating back to 1932, and in-
cludes blackmain, extortion,
carrying concealed deadly wea-
pons, and operating an illegal
lottery.
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MEN'S
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only $199

Flannel Shirts
MEN'S AND BOYS’
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|uproar as people ran to avoid
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igo
Slips Relatives were greatly sur-
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as they considered MAX to be
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FRIGIDAIRE
REAL BARGAINS
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MOJUD a meek and retiring individual, A id ToT
or = OVS however, contacts with persons : >
Nylon Hose 99: BOYS 'in the numbers atk? showed =X SS Deluxe Automatic Wilson 15 Cu. ft. Freezer
that HEIMOVITZ had the rep-
|utation of being a very tough
lindividual who stood for little
interference.
He liked to dress well, spent
money freely, and {frequented
[the best night clubs. The fugi-
‘tive had a habit of continually
tearing paper matches in such
la manner as to form small pa
per dolls and immediately he
received the nickname of ‘The
| Paper Doll Killer.”
This man must be considered
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WOMEN'S
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GIRLS’
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| dangerous and armed. Extreme!
AS : $ i 8 95
i : Dryers Prices $159.95 up WAS 5 5 NOW
caution should be used in any
contact with him. -
HEIMOVITZ was born Feb.
(15, 1915, at Philadelphia, and as
of 1946 was 5'6” in height;
| weighed 170 pounds; stocky
build; dark brown hair; blue
eyes; dark complexion. He has
la dagger tattoo on the front of
|his left thigh and a two inch
{scar over the left eyebrow.
|HEIMOVITZ has also been
| known to wear a mustache.
The Bulletin, in cooperation
| with the FBI, is bringing to
| the public the idtntity of Wan-
ted Fugitives.
Anyone having information.
concerning the whereabouts of
IMAX HEIMOVITZ should im.
| mediately contact NORMAN H.
| McCABE, Special ‘Agent in
Charge of the Philadelphia Of-
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209% OFF
ONE LOT MEN'S
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$998
40
6%

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