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Camden News (Newspaper) - June 18, 1942, Camden, ArkansasI by seb Alit stuff Given to army Quot Camps Quot ing a Eniy mix up at i had Fence a a. Israel has returne4<to Lielke Home in Chicago after a three weeks i flite Here nth. Miss be amp a Ting. When Betty returns from a a to Oan hda Bea will visit her her Home in Chicago some time in august.,r mrs Roy Smith has As her guests for several Days this week her slurs mrs. Sarah e Liott and or. Via la Mcdonald and her two children. A miss Eudora Aiken has returned a Den from a several Days Usi Neui Tilp to Little Rook. A news june 17th�? miss Lillian Benton cuu Endale discharged following a minor of it. Ration. A Doyle. Harvey Chidester it. 2, discharged following treatment. Shirley Wepfer discharged following treatment. Eugene Franklin Camden it. 2, discharged following treatment. Clyde Calloway Camden it 3, discharged following treatment. Mrs. R. B. Lane fair Lew discharged following treatment. Wilbur Everett. Ouachita admitted for major operation. Mrs Judson Albritton Camden it. 3, admitted for major operation. Jack Hodge Camden admitted for minor operation. June 18th�? Joan Starnes Cul Londale Dos Little Janet Thomas of Wash a ton d. C. Is spending the sum charged following treatment. A Eye body to Dos about fathers Day but How about fathers nigh8? make life a walking dream with a gift from Lides every gift is gift tested to assure a Welcome from dad. Summer a Lambray Robes in his favorite Bright stripes. $2.95 seersucker Robes that have a world of uses at Home Beach or travelling. $3.95 amp $5.59 York Orlds a a ?fd30�?T a Julie Aryl ii i and a per Ufi re ame tumbling do in ,6cjober., 1?40,� but there still is a Ora Tion in offices spice do has a y is Bank Fri does Melanc Violyn Busi iness wind Itig up the firiin6ial shroud of what once was �f�?T$28,-i 000,000 i some time in june the Board of directors headed by Harvey d. Gibson Hopes Witiak ithe last payment to it b6ridholclersii and. Put the fair away until-sept.,j23, 6938, the time capsule is scheduled to be opened , assistant corporate Secretary unit Rivas p. Marras director of drip Ort and a import Herbert j. Slingo and general auditor Edward Umgelter do hot expect to wait Amund for the resurrection. A they re pretty Well fed up with the exposition and with people who still Telephone to ask a when is the fair going to open Quot and Quot where can i arrange to get some passes a a new York school teacher phoned the other Day. Quot id like to arrange for reduced admissions to a take my class to the world s pair a she told Slongo. He told her admission is free to Flushing Meadow Park which Parks commissioner Moses is now finishing on the old fair grounds As a municipal playground. Things like this and frequent applications to the pair Toom Bureau for. for people who plan to come to town to see the fair this summer make Slongo glad that hell be in uie Arm a soon. Ghosts of the exhibits walk these a blackout nights in warehouses All Over the metropolitan area and at the free port on Staten Island. The War marooned priceless Ait and Industrial exhibits Here american museums borrowed some the rest Are in dead storage. The last civil and personal injury suits Are almost off the court dockets. Soon the 3,263 holders of $1,000 Bonds will receive their final payments for a total return of a hit Over 39 cents on the Dollar. Then messes. Marrah Slongo and Umgelter Viu Send the last of their records to the new York Public John Way Ftp and Arlam Iii a romantic pose from their latest picture Quot the spoiler is Quot Rex Beach i mightiest drama of alas a in 98. Mightiest wide world features new York a the baseball equip tent fund handled out of the National league office Here has already provided the armed forces at Home with 80,000 pieces of base fall equipment a almost everything but uniforms and shoes. The Quot a kit consists of one dozen balls three bats and tyo Rule books. The a a by kit includes a Catcher s Glove mask and Chest protector most men in a military service take their Tilves to Camp or buy them at Cost at Post exchanges. Throughout the big 1 e a g u e s fans have been asked to return balls hit into the stands some minor leagues Are doing this too. It is estimated that 1,000 dozen balls will be obtained for army use. Through this throwback plan. Nations a if cd in in showing Survey reveals gain in Avera a amp a monthly earnings Minneapolis. A the american Public had a a a re of ii on May 1, 1942, or 16 cents More on the Dollar a than on the same Day Date a year earlier according to a monthly study Nide Public Here today. Cash i Corne from All sources was $1.31, and. Cash outgo for All items was $1.13, both of these a tems being compared with $1 for the same May Date a year ago. A lacking Price fixing rationing higher direct taxes and an intensive Campaign to Siphon funds into War Bonds arid other forms of savings this higher real income might result. In wild Competition for dwindling supplies of civilian goods with a consequent rapid Advance in prices a explained investors Syndicate in Consumers study of what people get and spend. Quot neither Price fixing for rationing were in effect during april 194fi, the period under review and some rapid Forward movements in prices took place during that month. General living costs were 13 cents on the Dollar higher than in april 1941. The american Public however had a Cash income 30 cents greater on the Dollar than in april rail. Therefore during a 1942, the Public despite rising living costs continued to in Library give their desks Back to Joy a substantial gain in real in the Bank and say a sad Farewell to the world of tomorrow. Of fights for business Kelly Field t ? a Morris of Little Rock Arkansas was a tire Salesman. Came the War and no More rubber. Morris thought he could restore his business by whipping the Axis. So Toda he s an aviation Cadet at the Kelly Field Texas Pilot replacement Center. Make tie Comfort. Complete with a pair of his favorite ,. Slippers by Evans. Soft or stiff make the summer Many Desole $2.45 to $3.95 Handy gift suggestions for $1.00 and under Grees cooler for him by giving him some of these sheer Cool sheer Cool Kaylon pyjamas Short and Long sleeve and leg $1.95 up sport belts and suspenders by Hickok in Glass or leather $1.00 suspenders of Glass r leather. $1.00 cigarette dispensers for an genuine leather Billfold enjoyable smoke. With Zipper Bill Case. $1.00 $1.00 you can to go wrong when you select his gift from one of these Best known menus lines Yardley shaving set old spice shaving set interwoven socks Arrow shirts Beau Brummel ties Griffon clothes Dobbs hats Coopers underwear Tom j now showing latest news quiz kids amp cartoon a buy War stamp so now showing a a Barf and Quot Hoppy a Quot in a Hurt Richani of trouble a Wolm Mbom a Quot Tut Mimi with a Rao Kino Clyde a a Anor or Evart a also a bandits Trail a buy War Bonds come which the buying Power of Cash dollars. Quot higher of pay longer hours of work and overtime pay combined to cause wage envelopes to show the biggest Rise Over year ago in Cash income sources Ages on May 1, 19t2 were $1.30 compared with $1 on the like 1941 Date. Farm income As a of larger crops and higher prices for them registered the biggest gain of the various items making up a other income which also reflects profits from unincorporated business a other income was at the rate of $1.33 compared with $1 on May a 1941. A salary checks durig april were written at the rate of $1.21 for each $1 in the like Mont i of a year earlier. A investment income mirroring the rapid Rise of and costs of doing business was the Only Cash income source to fall below a year ago. Dividend and Bond interest payments were at the rate of 98 cents in april 1942, As against $1 in the same period of 1941 As declines in profits caused Many dividend cuts or omissions As Well As some partial interest payments and defaults. A Pood because it always the largest single budget item and because it advanced most hiring april caused the biggest in a living costs for the american Public. Pood Cost $1.22 compare with $1 in the mid Spring of 1941.&Quot clothing for civilians when tier suits dresses Slacks or shoes Cost $1.21 compared with $1 in april. 11941. items services and items in which wages from a Large part of total , were last april in contrast with $1 twelve i month earlier. Kents or the Cost of House air except in War defense centers showed the most moderate living Cost change. They were Only $1.04 compared with $1 in tile like 1941 period. Poet s Corner a Salute. To Flanders dete ona1d a. Austin of a Greenway Arkansas says he is not As gifted As his Luu thous ancestor Henry Clay oratorical by speaking. Austin is a direct descendant of or 0 a who did his battling with fellow statesmen Cadet Austin expects his contests to be conducted from the cockpit of a fighting plane. He has started training at the preflight school at Kelly Field Tex. He is former track Star having lettered two years in tiie mile run while at Central Wesleyan colleges a the Matoes chef see Vij a i sauce in powdered for ref you suffer a i of by whips Champion. Whore the Bright Sun shines and storm winds blow across a Calm and Choppy sea. Twenty years ago sailed americans youth to preserve real life for you and me those were Gallant sons As we recall. On they fought yes Sie by Side All Tif them fought some returned. For Home and Liberty each fought and died. We made a vow to each of you that always in peace you might sleep. We tried so hard to keep it thus but that Promise we could not keep. Yes once again there s War and death and once again there a trouble and strife. We re More determined than Ever now to make it up to you who gave your life your souls have surely been disturbed the roars of death the screams of men. No longer can you lie in place yes in Flanders Field you re sleep ing but now no proud poppies wave they vet it Een blown Jis under trod knowing it s All to be gone thru again. Den into the Earth by those the same who be trampled your grave of that w e might preserve your peaceful Well fight until one of two . For we remember your Gallant stand and to you Well make our amends when Telvi horrible turmoil Haij ended and we be Clos of Axis Deal. We cannot help but to admit there la i get a second flank Ders Field. But Well keep our Promise unto them. On purpose or did not let you Down. So try to Lien smiling Assurance As you Skimmer in enemy occupied group a Katherine Arnold our Flag As to Sec it Over the Earth. To to link of the women who. Brought our Brave men to berth. Our Flag that All of tiie Quot americans love. We can see it waving above. As we fight the Ixl a for hours we thl nit How Alliey would Lite to get that Llan of ours. Our Flag male of Cotton and stuff. And materials Liat no nation can Bluff. Our Flag is Lar a and wide and every Anie Nean Sii Ould us it As a guide a by kurd Tuberville or. Camden it. 3 United states marines have been known the world Over for the. Past 167 years As a group of top notch fighters. One of their lot Garvey lefty Young attached to the , mass., naval Hospital Vas Given an Opportunity to show what he could do in the fighting line recently when he was Given a role in a ten round Battle against a Sailor for the Benefit of the Navy Relief society. Youngs portion of the Bill turned out to be the main event of an All Star show. His opponent was Boatswain a mate red Cochrane welterweight Champion of the world. The fight a non title affair was a natural and the Leatherneck Southpaw and the Navy a world Champion tangled through ten sizzling rounds which were the Best has seen in Many a year. Young proved that he is an up and coming fighter when he gave Cochrane a lacing for three rounds and held the upper hand in the late stages of the Battle to gain a decision. Boxing fans will unquestionably hear More about Young Marine who is rising fast in the boxing world. He had won if fights in a Row a record which included no defeats in Throe years of fighting when he entered the Marine corps. The first census of the United states taken in 1790, revealed a population of 4,000,000. O 100 fat ladies lose 14 to 20 lbs. In a clinical test just completed hindi the direction of Jar. C. I. Von Over wig in persons lost an average of pounds tie thirty Days Between la 2nd and february 2nd 1942. One Rori tired nurse lost 29 sounds. And a of i titi i 30 pounds in tie thirty Days. Allot used the new ads Vitamin Candy it Ducine plan which costs Only $2.25 for thirty Day Supply or $1.25.for a Tria no and is Quarant cd to be absolutely tire inc contain no laxatives or drugs Aruj to Rani a no a Torcise tour this and out or i a 153 la desk a inc. A Witick mrs pm 3foul tired nervous i Tel if at such tones a you suffer Hack a ache or amps headache distress a of a irregularities a a bloated fueling a due to functions turban est try. L. Hamas vegetable monthly distress. Taken regularly month Pink Ham a helps build up resist such symptoms. Thou thousands benefited i Bel directions. Worth the last admitted to the Union were Arizona and new Mexico. This Tennis family sets some record a wide world features Elpaso Tex. A instead of Quot to owe it to dad Quot a i owe it us my sons Quot in the Case of the Tennis playing Ball clan of Elpaso. W. H. Ball coach of the Texas mine Nenien has been credited with tutoring his noted Tennis playing sons a George and Russell. But the other Way around. The older Ball Learned the game from them. And he became a College coach two years after picking up a Racquet for serious study. He took up Tennis in 1935 a Hen George and Russell had gained recognition at Northwestern by ranking in the National intercollegiate first ten. Ball thinks his freshman Star buddy Shaffer is. Destined for great tilings in College Tennis King Corron i looted Kelly Field Tex a a King Cotton Quot has been demoted in the estimate of three youths a or the time being. Before the War they were in the Cotton business. Now they Are at the Kelly Field , Pilot replacement Center preparing to become fighters in the air forces they Are Van Clarence Elliott of Osceola a Cotton buyer a. 1c. Mahan of Marianna Cotton Classer and William t. Smith jr., of wll Mot a Cotton weigher. A negroes plan big tune 19 event there will be a big june 19th celebrate Len for Camden negroes there will be two baseball games Between the Camden Brown bombers and the Morrilton sluggers a the first game will Start at 2 30 p. M Mol lion won second Platco the army Haversack 14i Yards of Cotton webbing. In the state tourney year. Barbecue and outlier features Wil be held and the St. a. Xvi e. Church is event. Hot shots for fresh fresh Blackeye b. Fresh tender ears each you Jig tender la. Red bail Doz. La Hersi Icys la. Can la. Bag Calumet can 310 60 40 70 170 450 160 150 190 110 170 a a All yours pop sport is 1 11 1. Slack j ver Cool sox belts ver Cool j r is Sli irl Clotise shoes Gilt items Kasij a ii . In my a is tic Niiva will ions for in Lionil Vaif Lionil i i l Lii Nolc. ,. Well ii ii i a i non hic ,. He fonts the iiili., lie Iii pics he Ems As a Ziaul it or i Quot i in i it or Ina ii and on occasion Hiis i ii i seen . 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