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PASSOVER BEGINS AT SUNDOWN
ON NEXT WEDNESDAY, APRIL 13
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In connection with the Passover, which befioe ofl next
Wednesday, April 13, the following notice has been pre
pared for the press by the committee on information about
Judaism of the Union of American Hebrew Congregations
and The Central Conference of Amencan Rabbis: .
Cancer Is Second
In Cause Deaths
In This Country
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Little Theatre
CAMDEN. B. C.
Fri.-Sal.. April 8-9
Bud Abbott, Lou Costello—in
"MEXICAN HAYRIDE"
Based on the Broadway
Stage Hit!—with
Virginia Grey, Luba Malina
Also Short Subjects
Sat., April 9. 10:00 A. M.
TALENT TIME
Will bo broadcast over Station
WACA from our stage followed
at 10:30 A. M., by feature pic
ture.
"STABLE MATES"
with—Mickey Rooney
Children 12c—Adults 25c
Sal.. April 9. 10:30 P. M.
Racing’s Greatest Thrills!
"THE WINNER'S CIRCLE"
in Sepiatone—with
Jean Willes, Morgan Farley
Johnny Longden
See the greatest horses and
greatest races of all time!
Sunday. April 10
"THE COUNTESS OF
MONTE CRISTO"
A Musical Ice-Travaganza!
Starring
Sonja Henle with Michael
Kirby—Two shows Sunday
3:13 P. M. and 9 P. If.
In connection with the Cancer:
Drive which is being conducted'
this month the following informa
tion from the county health de
partment will be of interest:
Cancer ranks secohd among the
leading causes of death in thi*
„ _ . at country. But the disease probably
Passover, or Pesach, begins ^at among ills feared ^
sundown, Wednesday, April 13,
and for Reform Jews concludes at
sundown Wednesday. April 20.
Orthodox and Conservative Jews
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This fear, much of it based on
misinformation, is mainly respon
sible for many deaths from can
cer which could have been pre-
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Holy Convocations. The Hebrew
some people foolishly stay away
fmnr, • rlny»tr\rc u/hnm a prompt
from doctors when
medical checkup at the first sign
might
date is the 15th of Nison
Passover is the oldest festival
mtJon^Thirtv*five 3 hundred years that *°*P*thing was wrong
So^he eXSf JeSe Revolted * “T and ‘ he
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wilderness, crossed the Jordan, 0 i._ : t e an
and conquered Palestine, « ‘
Promi^oH TanH 1 nually, at least one-ttnrd, or 55,-
P Since that dav the Jows have 000 ’ w< >uld be saved if their dis-
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that day the Jows have
observed this season with prayer
and thanksgiving to God for the
ideals of liberty and truth. The
Passover meal, or Sedar, ushers
in the Holidays on the first night.
A cancer is a wild or disorderly
growth of living cells in some part
of the body which serves no use
and the whole historyof the Pbm- ^ b "‘ Whi ' h ', 0n con '
over is recited to the chUdren.!‘ rsr T t 5 “*™ y * norm * 1 ceU *
During this season unleavened
bread or matsos is eaten, in com
Mo&.-Tuaa M April 11*12
The Happiest Picture of the
year!
YOU GOTTA STAY HAPPY*
Joan Fontaine, James Stewart
Also Movietone News
WedL-Thurs* April 13-14
Olivia de Havilland—in
"THE SNAKE PIT* '
Mark Stevens, Lao Genu
AJ»o Metro News
memoration of the fact that when
the Jews fled Egypt they had no
time to leaven their bread.
American Democracy is based
upon the ideals of freedom and
liberty first proclaimed by the
Jews’ successful revolt against
slavery % and oppression. Our
founding fathers relived the same
atmosphere of tension and fear in
their flight to the New World ahd
it is a testament to their endur
ance and wisdom that we in
America enjoy the rights and lib
eries they won.
Today the Festival of Passover
brings a message of hope and en
couragement to all people who
live in lands of darkness, and
gives them the promise of a free
world of tomorrow, when “each
man may sit in the shadow of his
own vine and fig tree and none
make him afraid/’
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ituafiy
it and if unchecked
eventually impairs vital functions
of the body. In addition to the de
struction m the area where the
cancer starts, cancerous cells may
break off from the original growth
SOMETHING LIKE
Schoolboy asked to define agri
culture: Agriculture is something
like farming only farming is do
ing it.—Answers..
Over 5,500 air transport hours
were logged by the Navy's Fleet
Logistic Support Wings in the
past half year for special missions
providing rapid and flexible sup-
rt to essential military actlvi-
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Convenience
Wt con soys you money on Hi# following
building supplies:
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•All grades Pino flooring
•Oak flooring
•Check roil and plain roil windows
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• Fir plywood
•Masonife presdwood boards
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stream to other parts of the body
where they lodge and start new
cancers.
But it must be remembered that
a cancer begins to grow in only
one spot and when discovered in
this early local stage, usually it
can be removed or destroyed and
the person cured. It is when the
cancer is allowed to grow to a
more advanced stage that it is
dangerous and difficult to cure.
'In other words, those who go
regularly to their doctors for phy
sical examinations have less to
fear from cancer than those who
neglect periodic checkups. By
regular visits to the doctor, there
is a better chance to detecting a
possible cancer in an early sU^e,
when the doctor can take meas
ures to check it before it endan
gers life.
When cancer first attacks, there
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The new highway postoffice which operated by Camden every day on its run from
Charlotte ta Florence <has speeded up mail service between Camden and the Fee Dee sec
tion very much. The picture above is of the interior of the postoffice. ; ;
may be no pain. Often it is only!
when the cancer grows larger,
that it causes physical suffering
and be carried by the blood So we must watch out for symp
Red Cross Notes
toms that might mean early can
cer. These include:
1. A sore on
Sadie K. vonTrosckow
In an editorial in the Atlanta
an y part , . l ^ e ! Journal, Wright Bryan reminds, danner
about the ton- . That March is Red Month i 111111 dan * er "
pecially interested in rural areas
prevention of forest fires, acci
dents on farms and homes, swim
ming classes will be organized and
water safety stressed, summer is
on the way and the ol<
hole will be
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gueT mouth or lips, which doesn't t^ghout'theV.'a A^The month
to heal. 1 when the Red Cross seekd public
b»®ap. °r a P y ~ 1 support necessary to do its job.”
on the body but particular- . ..
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Hollo!
This Is
Spooking .
WHY WORRY
About Dinner
on Easter
Let Us Remove
Your Worries
On Hid Day
Plon now to hovo
your Easter din
ner at—
Johnnie's Grill
where discrim-
tnmring Camden people and
visitors know they an find
the finest food, prepared by ex
perts and served under the
most sanitary
Southern Fried Chicken,
Um! How good. West
ern steaks. Sizzling and
appetizing. Roost moots
to moot your choice.
AND ALL THE
TRIMMINGS
•After the Polo Game
•After the Boll Gome
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•After the Show
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Johnnie's GriH
ly in the breast
3. A sudden change in the col
or or size of a wart, mole or
birthmark. ♦
in the
is Red Cross month.
' The Southeastern states are
next to the highest in total sub-
4. Bleeding or other abnormal 1 senption as of March 24, and we
discharge from any natural body hope have gone over the top by
opening now, our goal must be reached.
3. Persistent hoarseness or dif-
in swallowing, for any un
reason.
Loss of appetite and per-
~ attacks of indigestion,
one of these symptoms may be
due to cancer, yet any one of
lints to the fa9t that a
checkup is in order. If it
is not cancer, the person is reas
sured and relieved of worry. But
if cancer is discovered, there is the
satisfaction of knowing that it has
been detected hi an earlier stage
when there Is the best chance of
cure with the p
treatment.
proper medical
MILLER'S for Lumbor
The responsibility is up to the
people of Kershaw county.
None of us know when we will
need Red Cross. If disaster should
strike your home tonight, the Red
Cross would be reaoy to help.
The Southern states were hit by
tornadoes March 24-28. Immed
iate help was sent by Red Cross,
£100,000 . for relief, emergency
care given to 300 families, regis
tered for aid. Aid that will not
sease until perfect rehabilitation
has been procured.
April will be the month for
and disaster pre-f ~
paredness. And relief to be
stressed, radios over the United
States will bring the news.
Safety services this year is es-
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