here to keep the banks going that are established in the adjoining towns without establishing another one'] Somehow or other I have a notion that I am going to be a pretty fair country banker. Milton Snavely Hershey [On founding his town of Hershey] It pleases me to see so many of you men take an interest in things that pertain to the good of the town. This town will grow if its citizens cooperate in all of its activities. It is not [a] given for everybody to stand up at the plate and slam out a home-run... but we may be able to lay down a bunt that will bring in the winning run. That's just as effective even though it may not be as spectacular. It requires the cooperation of every player on a team to win a game, all of which is application to other things, too. All of us should strive to do our part in building this town, to cooperate with each other, and by so doing make the work easier for each one of us. If we do that, life will have a bigger and better meaning for us all. Milton Snavely Hershey [On Harry Lebkicher worrying that a window may be broken due to spring athletics taking place in a field next to Cocoa House] Well Harry, if that happens I'll let you buy a new one to replace it. Milton Snavely Hershey I am a firm believer in printers' ink, although I