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m M rhenium WUHMtmm Maum cnatrman fr tuiatns oays #»»! Mowr On Stock Haiket 13 A'Week On DRAFT REG] His Fink Job U Buwbt«<a** 1 *" 1 ' ^ on tb® Hold. NOTIFY BO. CHANGE irt uii 'WHEREABOUTS Cttr gggEl W- 1 ^. _ to pw^L ~tbi« to to gift into ton' loo (8) Don't talk about what you are doing. (9) Don’t Hobody oaonaad to ba will* tog to otoa him a JobL - snoto Mr. FiSd. "At lastona day ha took a Ust of hk faiha/s ■tndiod it #ito a than and banto If not >a bargain, to: the others. a decline more *t sell that “SHTpu*# w- g* -«** ™« (101 By the same token, whin to- market is too high, don’t be , gtudied i director, haaftrted or bMun to sag. This is ^ about its com- the time to sell that, (11) Never try to buy at the •b?' ?u (Jor iitance, bottom and aeU at the top. itspronu^ Mnff new Mil The time to buy u 'in the offing, new TTr curtail the com- r^T^aymove. [.Ertthe co m P any) ' ^ your facts are up to tSt you bare tm^ precaution to pe« re as to possibili- (1S) The time to buy to when market to ^loW| everybody ; and no j'^#.T 4 _ I) The time to sell is when the market has had a long rtoe and seems hesitating and everybody to be in g frenzy of op- viawto finding a possible em- ployeror some one whet be* cause ox menosnip tat us totoas. might at His* WhltalL Tatum % Co. at M sw in copies of them and , old-fashioned derred letter too InToirea to different tititwvIit agents. The firm shipped goods afi oyer the weSML add Utob . prati ’of 1 he had to stay after His pay for $3 a Awertinf that officials in Washington ate ^erpcatlnf the summer vacation season to see a record-breaking num ber of student-tourists off for Europe, Marlon B. chairman of Selective Service Local Board No, 28 for Ker shaw county, said this week that the Selective Service Law ircpecific in requirements that all registrants keep their local boards Informed as to their whereabouts-—after they become 26 as well as before. future ,1 buy without gotag whole situation with fiSgS'adrtt the day. ^ sm m.„ 4) Be patient Never yield to an impulse to plunge because it seems to be the last chance of rntn^'^m • qjj a ^ /.vaiwimn was to lead to overextension of your tne —>■ rf^nurcea. it AdaM Jthatvt and 4. Get the facts and be are facta, not rumors, not prevent ypu fitting your to as possible. Pay no a£ D. S. To inch fcfttoktois ^uefn the United States must decide wheth- “Departurs from the country does not reDCve them of these ob ligations,” said Mr. Williama, "even thou^i Selective Service to inducting no men at present” Ad order to comply with the law and lekve with a free mind, Mr. Laifcitoftd. student-i dl following local boards: 1. Date of departure. • »erary. return. Williams said. There isno printed form. Within five day of return, the registarant should report to the local board (by mail if conven ient), giving his old address (where he may be reached by mail) or—in case it has been changed—his new address. If he becomes 18 years of age during the tour, the law requires that he register at a convenient local board office within five days of the date of his return to this the of- '*xii m '.v \tnHm iu\ .*1 astfir PHONE Church Now Owns Old Baruch Home _ ^ home id which M. Baruch was born is now used «s an annex fay the First Baptist church. The hone is ‘ted on North Broad street ad- The building church. ~t ^ -— classes are held In file building and a kindergarten is conducted on the first floor. Let ing Ji >i: rtL help you materials. We have your r 1 ild- ing you need. Call us today for esti mates... We deliver. lining me cnurch. r i owned fay the chui Sunday school das i the building and a! CAMDEN OME OF CAMPEim MILLER'S to the-"cold war” "If there is serious he years, then the program now contemidated for rebuilding the defenses of western Europe is slow." the the of such a his card may be (•ore happy to add our word of— rials in short supply, ther hand,’ other longer he con- cold war llG and ••• To... RFDIIADH M RADUTU DtKnAKp FI. DhKuvTI ’ -%• —^ . As -V len's most illustrious e great financiebj statesman, and to assure that wa are proud of him > ' mdof the record le in his life. many commitments at to wemKen ns. • # # ^— “All our commitments now be re-examined to determine where a decision in the peace- and at • greater outlay at resources will break the stale mate on any front, let us ‘pour It on,’ instead of jnerdy per- Ttb not necessary that he re turn to his home to do this,” Mr. Williams pointed out "He may sure to give the place he con- wen as file him so that to the board." not ascribe it any widespread intent to viola the law, Mr. Williams dec! that the halt in Inductions . caused mt«MTvt«mt*n/ting * in the minds of some registrants as to ' ' legal obligations. He e d that the obligation registrants to ksep local As informed ae to their where- does not Man when they »26. . "Selective Service registrants ' by law to keep their ' when thg of age, as wtU as without ch 26 i_ Act of 1 not mean they relieved from nMtgatiwn to ' their local hoards Informed a new address, where they be reached by mall, in worda.” Chldrman Wmiams ^ that the office of local Board No, » )» locwd In Amtrian Utlon —jVj )«■;; 1 ft First Federal Savings and Loan "if - • ' %f *♦ ion wishes to add its word of wel- to Mr. Bernard M. Baruch, on the occasion of his visit to his native town '#■* 4. • • MET; — Camden. y.r TiKLy*'"' *' ■ — Camden has no son whom ft honors more tKan it does Mr. Boixicfi, who has Tun-o . , .ai' ktimi ia i|5 risen to. such a high place in the coun- fl t JR®' cits of the nation. teb« r ^ I m B ffi M«A |) Mto gnAm Savings and Loan Assit ««i»i vtawlrV . Re. L OAda»*ee|| Wgfil DtKolb StfMt and let us cut expenditures that these nations do provide eld. th is not strong enough to the rest of the world in- * -•56 r J-£' f'f'ijL / *4 of the Atlantic Pact, Mr.~ Baruch said, "No mere ges ture of signing a treaty will avert a tost of America’s determination to resist aggression. The trail may eeme through flagrant ' ' ok in the form of civil s X il comdU this trial of to mobfitoe in advanced wm- be the great testing of our dvili- fruriUhinge the toft of Anwrica and the world.” ^TmebOfralto* he Ttm. SSSTpricT profit, and wage ings, heavily increa ‘W v. e. mammmr lae*. increased taxes, and II numerous other government con trols. SoMraor has issued m. proclamation desig nating April 21-28 as National Garden Week and urging citizens Repeated beating of iron in- Company is happy for the privilege of extending 'a hearty welcome to BHlNURD M. / LS ^ho has this week honored hif native town ®f Camden fay being its guest. We ffliN with all Carndfir 60r pride i# tM aihieve- •"•nts of this native sMi. r i i HONOR IS DDE Camden is delighted this week It pay ft one of Hs sons who has tail hsta to his cane hnnor is dPthhif. He lib saved 16 Coeaiildgh .4 ■ -i . . 4.' • •■.10* 'Mil •»*' been felt all over the world. Ail, We welcome him back to the Towi mch f • * . w , • “ gavt hhn hirfa and, we ‘■M BOYKIN M V^V' P. Du Bose I 1 l | I wm ALL FORMS OP .Wi-, DIALER* f*gd0^fv 4* , 4i, • r -: . x