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Thursday, October 8 HE ERS Veteran PRINCETON The LEADER Goes

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steers tsioldWt;dtnes91d3a At War -r4 ire Is Enemy Of Nation steers Dangerous at $12113, N01 $15 and 200-300 Potosi Citizens Called $14.80. ler Is Slight President Needs Mayor's Proclamation Upon To Prevent and the CLASSIFIED Ai rife To Jolt Ky. Democrats To Whereas, The President of the FOR each have issued proclamations RENT ITEhrDet Governor of Kentucky, rnent; the week of October 4-10, be observed as Sabotage Losses unturnistied7SL- designating that ier Ray and ._private 'vi1e on Countians Back War Effort Week for the purpose of more thoroughly ate b7h,giaraeei Fire Prevention Princeton Mayor Joins last phases of entrance. ph our people to the necessity of preventing every 519 HoPkins inceton Holds Madi- Voters Urged To Sup- arousing . Si Nation President In Urging Homer Ray Scoreless In port Chandler And fire to the end that the productive facilities of our g assignment WANTED: Roomers; nville and promoted, and thus contribute to Observance Of men. may be conserved n is awaiting Location cos al Frame But Falls Eight Congressmen mobilization of the resources of our country in a stupendous Safety Measures restaurants. 208 N. of s of Mr. and Mrs. T. Roosevelt program for national defense and the achievement H. Callahas Bruisers, 32-1/4 Who Aid Citizens of Princeton are call- victory over the Axis Powers; LOST: Ladies' yellow (11 Bill Powell) (By Vernon Richardson, Chair- ed upon this week by Mayor W. wrist as mayor of Princeton, Kentucky, desiring toyed As watch with by higher man of Publicity Division, Therfore, L. Cash to take an active part band. ; two defeats all our people to Room for Democratic State Campaign to co-operate in the movement, I call upon of nce Agent R. w. of Hopkinsville and in the Nation's observance Lisanby earns lend their best efforts to this worthwhile campaign. ty Councilman • Headquarters) Fire Prevention Week, starting FOR nville, Butler High School ✓ RENT: Nice Kentucky is again confronted DR. W. L. CASH, Mayor. October 4. here and at and 3 room a will meet Morganfield, which will "President Roosevelt," said ate baths, more with another election, e, has accept- steam • 'en they may be to the spring mattresaes, off Tuesday, Nov. 3. the mayor, "has appealed Na- match for. tonight at come agent for trance. Minor cam Washington has been most pleas- many friends can point with Nation at war to safeguard its Main. n Stadium. This year the election is con- evident Corn- people of Kentucky, justifiable pride to their achieve- resources again destructive fires. anfield won its opener fined in the main to national ing to the ments. He has stressed danger of itory. He re- WANTED: Tenant or the Democratic party regardless of party affiliation. en staggered on to lose races and has called upon burn who re- to work river No one has climbed higher Here is the ticket: sabotage and xt two games to parallel has never sent to the polls a Livingston county. time than has For the U. S. Senate— government and private agen- he Main street Harry record. The Guer- finer ticket. and in a shorter Johnson, ' n's A. B. Chandler. cies, upon all citizens and all rly owned by of the nominees this gallant young patriotic lead- fell before Marion last Records to prevent fires er, who he has won the plaudits For Congress: organizations, d, 21-7. should have the strongest ap- FOR SALE: Singer ' is admired by his 1st District—N. J. Gregory. from hindering our war effort. back- peal possible to the electorate, of all. He chine, office desk, anfield has a fair 2nd M. Vin- "Therefore, as Mayor of ticket is 100 per- own party leaders and respect- District—Beverley chine tree saw, plows, 1 sparked by Dick McCul- for the entire I earnestly request ed by the opposition. He has cent. Princeton, ten. China Closet, bed David McBride, to pit cent American. The eight repre- • and rld an inde- 3rd District—Emmet O'Neale every citizen and every organi- pprovey springs, other sentatives and two senators in proven himself to be Minor Cary, 406 W. Butler's Taylor, Patter- 4th District—E. W. Creal. zation to heed the President's machiner stood squarely fatigable worker and has fol- no and Coleman. Prince- Congress have to unite their ef- has approved lowed closely in he footsteps 5th District—Brent Spence. appeal and : e more experienced back of the President, the com- cks are never-to-be 6th District—. forts under the leadership of the icat ions: • Floyd apartment and one mander-in-chief of our armed of the great and apartment. Mrs nt competition taught COFFEE BUYERS STAND IN LINE—Long lines of customers M. M. 7th District—A. J. May. fire department, Civilian De- a, for pick-up forces, and it is this sort of un- forgotten man—Senator Phone 138. play under terrific -pres- waiting to buy limited coffee supplies illustrate the acute coffee succeeded in 8th District—Joe Bates. fense and other agencies in in- delivery rake; divided backing that will enable Logan—whom he shortage prevailing in many mid-western cities. These customers In the Ninth District, John specting all properties and prem- Princeton, for FOR SALE: New our country to win the war. the Senate. house, bath, good r suprised Madisonville are waiting for one of the twice-a-day coffee doles at a down- the Ken- Robison, Republican, has no ises so that fire hazards may be Vinson, county, The ticket is ably headed by Over in the House and 10 acres of land. I Friday night by flash- town Columbus, Ohio, chain store. —AP Telemat Democratic opposition. promptly detected and eliminat- d Roy Traylor, Albert B. Chandler, tucky delegation has stood from Princeton on strong last quarter de- Senator ed. Our people are asked to ac- ✓ and plows. ville Road. 'Fully sonville's big, tough team. Madi- thousands of ardent squarely back of the President that kept the Maroons roons, however, in the peeceding known by themselves with all cir- Princeton, Ky. and lent every aid in its power Farmers in Calloway county quaint mposed of J. dropped the game. sonville scored 13 points in the friends as "Happy." His record m the goal line the first cantos and Executive in his have ordered 7,500 tons of agri- cumstances and situations likely rse and C. E. opening stanza, seven in the stands out in bold relief. It is to the Chief ft'SALE: 1 house seven stanzas and a 2-14 . All cultural limestone since July 1. to cause outbreak of fire and make third to all who might efforts to win the war. Joby Loftus tires, would offensive that netted 14 Until the last quarter it was second and 13 in the a challenge with steps that should be taken wagon; 1 1935 Democratic Congressmen have October 3. narrative of Butler's period. have the temerity to question Four) mouth coach, fair n points. Butler found the same their Jar the Jap with Junk (Please turn to page turn to Page Four) it. His stand on all matters in made brilliant records and stoves, furniture and unequal to the big Ma- game little gridders against Madi- (Please with "mak of all kinds. J F I II 11111111111,111111111111111111 1111111111111111111111111111111111111111111011111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111 E TO TRADE VITAMINS So VITAL Now Are THEY ARE ent to their customers have inc hout a doubt that they are "A Best Supplied By ourself. More for your Money all DIFFERENT...

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GARNER—President ROOSEVELT HOLDS REUNION WITH Roosevelt and John Nance G laugh heartily in their first reunion since Garner left Washington after serving two terms as president. They met on the president's special train during a stop at Uvalde, Texas, G home town, (Official U. S. Navy Photo from Associated Press) —AP Te

Given If OUT OF THE BOOK—K. T. Keller, president of The Chrys- plants, which ended last week. Mrs. Roosevelt is at left and ler corporation, uses a book to explain tank construction to Donald Nelson behind Mr. Keller. (Official U. S. Navy photo President Roosevelt during the latter's tour of war production from Associated Press) —AP Telemat

ROOSEVELT IN MILWAUKEE—On his tour of the Allis-Chalmers plant In Milwaukee, Put Onto The dent Roosevelt was accompanied by Walter Geist left), president of the company: Max Babb I. chairman of the board, and Gen. Brehon H. Som ervell (foreground). (Official U. S. Navy from Associated Press.) —AP Te EDO y Rachel R. B. Hooks occupied the ptist Church he PRESIDENT ON TOUR AT WILLOW RUN—This was the scene outside the Willow Run bomber assembly plant as President Warm Clothes and Mrs. John Roosevelt's car (foreground) passed a line or Army bombers. , were the re (Official U. S. Navy photo from Associated Press.) —AP Telemat . and Mrs. J. J. Would you like to shoot the For Cold Days Ahead Arlie Vinson Cobb News old kitchen stove straight al HE PREPARED—Buy Your Need's NOW arlex Thomas Hirohito's heart? Your shot need inceton, visite (Nemo) not be limited to that discarded PRESIDENT VISITS HIS GRANDCHILDREN—President to min- r. and Mrs. C Mrs. Tom Carter, Louisville, and worn out stove, but it may ions, but just "grandpap" to this group, Franklin D. Roosevelt t week-end. has been the guest of her iister, hiclude everything that contains visited the ranch home of his son Elliott near Fort Worth, Tex., Boys' Unionsuits J. A. Wilson and Mrs. Jim Hobby. scrap metal from an entire build- during his tour of the country. ;young David D. Roosevelt takes Medium weight, 6 to 16 Mrs. Hub Ind., are Homemakers met with Mrs. ing to 'a key which fits no lock. his place on FDR's lap. Mrs. Roosevelt stands behind the presi- here and E. Lacy September 29. This was That key may keep Hitler from dent. His daughter-in-law is on the left, her hands on Elliott, Jr. relatives. Cotha Hollo quite a nice meeting, refresh- unlocking the door of your Center is his granddaughter, Chandler. (Official U. S. Navy photo .eek-end ments were served to 11. home. from Associated Press) —AP Telemat Boys' Heavy Weight with r• and Mrs. Mrs. W. G. Shoulders made a Size 6 to 16 G. cracy's grave. Because, Demo- Leaders of homemakers' clubs business trip to Princeton Fri- A huge pile of scrap metal has cracy's life is threatened by lack in Barren county concluded an • and Mrs. day. been discovered in and moved R. metals for munities to all-day program with a stunt ildren, of Mrs. D. D. Rogers was called from a cemetery. Had it re- of scrap Bowl defend it. called "Blast the Axis." last week to Hopkinsville Saturday to be mained there, unused when it is -end Irs J. J. at the bedside of her brother, C. so 'needed, it well might have Koon. Mrs. S. D. Higbee, who has been in become the marker for Demo- The Telephone is VITAL to the Communication Y. Hoo and Mrs. failing health sometime. J. J. S Needs of this"War Busy" Nation spent Sunda rs. Rogers, 0 J. It's National Fire E. Dean, of Prevention Week Child's Union Suits Even if you can't prevent Size 2 to 12 . . . Short 39c $10, $25, fires, you can be INSURED Sleeves and Legs Mens' Flannel against them! Ai,. Loans Up T Long Sleeves and Legs See Us today . . . and It X04341 P us write you coverav to 12 Market ceton, Ky.St. guard your requirements. Child's Coat Or QM $900 IF you never have had any BOYS' $125 $ A of these pains, be thank- Slipover Sweater4U to L fuL They can take a lot of LONGIES I to the joy out of life. , For Complete If you have ever suffered, This is the kind of spirit we all must show if we are to keep vital as moat of us have, from long distance telephone lines clear for urgent war calls. Never next time Men's Part Wool a headache, the Insurance before have long distance lines been so busy and played so try DR MILES ANTI-PAIN in our nation's history. Coat PILLS. You will find them vital a role Sweater pleasant to take and tmusu- But war calls are not the only calls. Calls by civilians and The W ally prompt and effective in Service won-war businesses---calls that are not always necessary --are Miles Anti-Pain THE action. Dr. also increasing. The result is crowding of long distance linos CHRI Pills are also recommended A n 1 Neuralgia, Muscular and equipment, threatening war calls with serious delays. thful—Con for 4tn. Tru Pains, Functional Menstrual YOU con help avert this threat to vital war conununications &Worlds the Tris. Team, Pains and Rain following by beginning now to voluntarily ration your use of long distance. .._!Nonitor extraction. .-I _I. tooth There is urgent need now for a special effort to avoid rook- Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Wig de The the stems& er leave ing "loeg hour' calls. The greater the distance you talk the not apart draggled Mark Cunningham One, N you with R dopey, greater the possibility of delaying vital war calls, because th• Price $ toenail. Insurance Agency 's surcinv At Your Drag Store: long haul" his.. are tins ,no heavily crowded with war business. liaise, • lair., 1216 Tablets $IM Phone 104 2ti Yallgeat 2/1 (' :';f': .,,. !'-"- fall all. r, Bead 102 E. Court Square ,C is . I, „ raw In SOUTNERA MICR RPM "Inhat _ psekAirs. BELL TELEPHOU ADD (OMPIIIII _ SA

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, October 8, 1942 The Princeton Leader, Princeton, Kentucky Page Three Homemakers Among The Colored Residents w You Get Your News Tire Allotments County Agents Homemakers' Schedule Several counties were repre- Wide World Slightly Reduced The following meetings of sented in the attendance at the Hold CD Meeting Features A Civilian Defense meeting Homemakers' Clubs are schedul- annual beef cattle day in Union Five Awarded Permits with Leo Walker in charge and tit Here's the progress of a typical news story from the time ed for this week: Friday, Eddy- county. Dewey Brinkley, Kirby Thomas it happens until it To Buy New Cars In reaches you in your favorite paper. President ville Road with Misses Altha Two thousand pounds of Vetch and Dr. W. D. Ramage giving Roosevelt meets September Washington correspondents at one of his and Cyrena Gresham; Tuesday, seed left over from last year instructions was held at Dotson regular press conferences, gives them facts of nation-wide im- Caldwell's quota of new and Otter Pond with Mrs. William will be sowed in Rowan county. High School Friday night to in- portance as they take complete notes. They wire or phone recapped car and truck Crawford; Wednesday‘ Crider struct Bartlettsville residents story to passenger Fourteen Christian county press association headquarters, which sends it by speci- with Mrs. Press Adamson; about taking care of incendaries al wire into tires was reduced slightly in 109,000 pounds office of every member newspaper. Paper's editors Thursday, Friendship with Mrs. farmers received and organizing their own CD September, Bob Jacobs, ration- decide page on which it will appear, write headlines, possibly Glenn Bevel. All meetings will of Tennessee Valley Authority unit. cut it to space requirements. It then goes to composing room, ing clerk, said Tuesday. Three begin at 2:00 p.m. phosphate for demonstrational Councilmen Conway Lacey is set into type. Make-up man follows editor's instructions, applicants were allowed new purposes. organized the meeting with co- places type into page form. Matrices are operation of Prof. E. L. John- then made of whole car casings, five got new second Cobb Five hundred and eighteen page and cast into circular metal plates. These fit onto presses. son. Attendance was good. grades, 20 receiVed new truck Mrs. Ernest Lacy entertained boys are enrolled in 4-H clubs Presses spin. In a few minutes, newsboys are shouting "Extra." Present were Ludie Ratliff, tires, 19 were issued recapped the Cobb Homemakers club at in Pike county. The entire process—from President Roosevelt to you—often China Lou Jones, Fannie Belle passenger tires, 14 were allowed their regular meeting Tuesday all claims, the takes less than an hour. After paying Tyler, Bessemer Bradley, Taylor recapped truck casings and 10 afternoon. Mrs. Garnett Holland, protective Oldham county sheep Lowery, Professor Johnson, Cor- received obsolete tires. acting chairman, had charge. of association has a surplus die White, Mark Young, Sail Mr. Jacobs said five certifi- The program for the after- $284. Townsend, Robert Bridges, Otho cates to buy new cars were noon consisted of lessons in orchard owners Trimble county Gray, Charles Diggs, Wilford issued in September to Charles home nursing and clothing care and now had a good peach crop, Cook, Louise Dooley, William Burgess, Boyd Satterfield, Dr. and group songs sung at the apple have an equally good Crider, Ostogan Dooley, George Frank T. Linton, the Rev. J. W. conclusion. crop. Smith, Jane Cook, H. G. Black, Outland and Claude Robinson. Mesdames H. P. White, Ray rain, Because of excessive Tommie Harris, Rev. G. A. Wells, Applicants allowed new pass- Adams, J. M. Taylor, Mallory farmers cut and Trigg county Ed Edwards, Harrison Tinsley, enger tires were Dr. K. L. Porter, H. M. Dunn, Chester dark tobacco early, housed their Oddie Calvert, Ruth Calvert, Barnes, Lola Wind and Dr., Newsom, 0. M. Bryant, H. G. to prevent burning in the field. sevelt and Mrs. S. L. Matchen, Mrs. Jane John Nance W. D. Ramage. Hollaned, Jack P'Pool, D. D. No diseases were found among after serving Cook, Virginia Holden, Mary two tents as Second grade passenger tire Rogers, Rob McAllister, J. W. 510 dairy cattle tested for farm- stop at Rucker, Maggie Powell, Cora Uvalde. Texas, permits were issued to James Stewart, Misses Fannie New- county. ers of Laurel Townsend, Maggie Sims, Carrie —APT. Hemingway, Lema Hopson, Rob- som and Nancy Scrugham at- Sales of sheep drenching ma- Leech._Elloweze Hines and the ert Ryan, George Payne and J. Spencer county have tended. terials in Rev. J. C. Hines, all colored W. Browning. been double those of previous New truck tires were allowed Fredonia • years. Farmer and Mitchell, Caldwell Twelve Pulaski county farm- Mrs. Charles Wilson had School Board, Ovid Smith, Ly- ers sold four truckloads of pota- charge of the lesson study at man Kilgore, E. F. Ordway, toes through the Laurel County the meeting of Fredonia Home- Cumberland Manufacturing Co., Potato Growers' Association. makers held Wednesday at the Watson Coal and Feed Co., E. C. Sixteen girls belonging to the a Lifetime's home of Mrs. Ruble Akridge Can Destroy Schroeder, City of Princeton, V. Siloam 4-H club in Greenup with 19 members and visitors Savings— L. Drennon, Elsworth Son, Orbie county are learning how to knit. present. Mrs. H. J. Watson, club Sullivan, James Son, Lem Morse, Merchants in Caldwell county Defend Against Fire! chairman, presided at the busi- J. B. Harper, Princeton Cream sold 50 percent more glass jars ness session during which plane and Butter Co., Chester Morse, and jar covers than they sold For Protective Fire were made for a supper meeting Kentucky Utilities, Southern last year. Insurance held October 28, at the Bell Telephone and Telegraph to be About 150 persons attended the Mrs. Mitchell Lowry. See or Call— Co., and Merchants' Service home of second annual 4-H lawn fete Members and visitors present Lines. sponsored by the Campbell coun- Mesdames John Ak- The following got recapped included ty 4-H advisory council. Bugg, Lloyd Wad- passenger tire permits: Fred ridge, T. A. GUS KORTRECHT A. J. Eldridge, Grant included Mesdames Adams, Howard, Virgil Swiney, Coy lington, sent Phone 25 Lowry, Mitchell Lowry, Ruble Glass, Stroube, Dewey P'Pool, Crisp, Lee Mashburn, J. T. Cole- Jefferson St. Grubbs, Smith Misses Juanita P'Pool, Nancy 110 S. man, Homer Mitchell, J. H. Akridge, Tom Watson, Charles and Adrian P'Pool. .leheau, Dame, Victor Stephenson, F. A. Lowery, H. J. Scrugham • Rice, Howard Rice, Stevenson, Mrs. Sadie Scott, Wilson, John J. E. Hillyard, Rev. John N. Fox, Tom Morgan. William Young, Young, C. W. Moore, Lola Wind, Robert Rowland, El- Lester Wigginton and ers plant in Milwaukee, Read. F. Graham, R. M. Misses Imogene Put Onto The Presses ... 5 . . . And is Ready To mer Jones, J. f the company: Max Babb Williams and George Martin. Nancy Scrugham. grill work in front d) (Official U. S. Navy That iron Recapped truck tires were —AP Te or above your door looks pretty granted Kentucky Utilities, V. R. Hopson DONIA NEWS How pretty would H. McChesney, good, does it? Sweeney, W. Hopson Homemakers studied few days here with y Rachel Tur ey) is spending a it look with the flag of The Claude Robinson, Marc Black- clothing and home nursing les- R. B. Hooks, Bowling her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rising Sun draped across it. burn, C. A. Wilson, Merchants' sons at their meeting held Mon- Ordway, occupied the pulpit at Baker. That could happen if sufficient Service Lines, E. F. day afternoon at the home of tist Church here Sunday as that grill Ovid Smith, Princeton Imple- Stroube. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Melton Thomas scrap iron, such Mrs. Raymond contains, is not poured into the ment Company, Bailey Corely, Everett Glass had charge of and sister, of Canton, were re- the rid Mrs John W. Koon, maws of steel furnaces turning 0. C. Young and William Shol- the lesson study. Mrs. F. N. • were the recent guests cent visitors here. out weapons. ars.. Adams, club chairman, directed arid Mrs. J. J. Koon. Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Rogers re- T. A. Davis, A. H. Hobby, Jes- the meeting and Mrs. Stroube head Arlie Vinson and child- cently visited relatives in Pa- The bagpipe, also known as sie Harris, Olus Wood, Forrest led the social hour. Those pro- Thomas and Brenda ducah. dudelsack and cornemuse, was Cayce, C. E. Granstaff, E. L. Need's NOW Kut- Strong, A. D. Scott. Edgar Dar- allowed certificates to buy ob- .7:ceton. visited her par- Mr. and Mrs. W. H. East, in popular u s e throughout tires. and Mrs. Charlie Wil- tawa, visited relatives here Sun- Europe in the 15th century. nell and Norman Miller were solete week-end. day afternoon. - s Long Stocking.' 50 J. A. Wilson is ill. Mrs. John Sherrill and Mrs. ode! nd Mrs., Hubert Deboe, Lucus spent Saturday and Sat- are here visiting urday night with Mr. and Mrs. and relatives. Henry Hughs. Cotha Hollowell spent Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Guess were with. her par- dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Campus Socks 19c and Mrs. G. E. Hallo- Mrs. J. J. Koon. rinceton nd Mrs. R. B. Hooks Some men fight and die; oth- _ :en, of Bowling Green, ers remain here and sweat and week-end with Mr. work. Gathering scrap metal '- J. J. Koon. They also may not appear so spectacular SHIRTS 69c `:rs. S. Y. Hooks. and it takes sweat and work, but It can happen to you RK r.ri Mrs. J. J. Rogers and it will keep a lot of those boys Spent Sunday with Mr. who are fighting from dying. It . Rogers, of Caldwell goes to provide their protection . . . their . . . their armor No building is immune from FIRE but . . . nnel Sport weapons. RLEF g Sleeves 59' Everybody can follow these common sense precautions and help reduce the hazards: For Men of ACTION $10, $25, $50 ON YOUR SIGNATURE ace SP FALL SUITS are specifically styled nnel so Loans on Furniture, Auto er Equipment. NEW CURLEE Up To $300 men of action—and today that in- 1/2 17 11/ & I Clean Your Premises. and tailored for to 1. Getting right down to brass tacks, La« )014" 0;04 Men 4n4 lihnisis cludes all of us! here is what this means. While the usual smart styl- Clean' Out Trash From Attics, Cellars and Closets. been neglect- Izirket, St. l'hone Maurice French 2. ing of the Curlee Fall line has in no way ceton, Ky. 470 Manager ed, Curlee has given more care than ever to those $125 se 3. Cheek Your Insurance Policy. qualities which insure long wear and lasting good to looks. Fall Suits today. You Be sure you are fully covered both building and household Come in and see these Curlee will find a complete selection of patterns, models and which make them the season's out- desire addition- sizes—at prices 890 .... effects ... If you have any insurance problems or standing buy. lankets Through The World's News Seen Headquarters For MONITOR al coverage, phone Also THE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE JARMAN SHOES An lximsaticrisal Doily Neu/00er STETSON HATS Trathlul—Conatrunive—Unbiamd—Pree from Sensational. SOCKS Blankets$2.95 Daily ARROW SHIRTS INTERWOVEN ' Eaktorials Are Timely and Instructive and ha elturl•s. Together with the Weekly Magerin• Sortivo, Maki HICKOK BELTS WEMBLEY TIES uble Monitor an Ideal Nempaper for the Home. The Chriadan Science Publishing Society One, Norway Street, Bestow, litassachusilm Price $12.00 Yearly, or $1.00 • Month. Saturday Issue. including Magazine Section, $2. •a Year. S. Harrison Street Phone 490 Introductory OfFer. 6 Issues 25 Cants. StOr Name Golidnamer's Address ore Cielits" SAMPLif COPY ON REQUEST Friendship News (By Mrs. W. M. Cartright) Mr. Wade Hale, of Mississippi, was here last week-end visiting his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Hale. Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Henderson, of Hopkinsville, were dinner guests of Mrs. W. M. Cartwright Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Word and family moved Wednesday to their home north of Princeton recently purchased of T. B. Mc- Connell. Mr. Hobart Traylor and family of the Fredonia neigh- borhood has moved to the Word farm. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Robinson of Otter Pond, were here last week on business. Mrs. tV. M. Cartwright visited Mrs. Clarence Doss last Tues- day. Fort Knox is. hitting "pay dirt" in the firing ranges where Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Doss ea p Force are panning or p cap. e Army will be moving in a short while ..200,000 pounds, from the recover at least 100 tons, Knox ranges. Pictured are 49 Party Stal to the Oliver Doss place near Krueger, Charles Krenkel and Elvin Lowe Privates Fred "panning" for the nogg, t , Appointed To Bainbridge. • Mrs. Louise Ladd, of Otter Organization Pond, was the guest of her sist- An iron fence around your For want of a nail a sh November Co cc, Mrs. Stanley McGowan, yard won't keep Hitler at bay.. lost: for want of last week. a s Going forward wi One) but as scrap metal it will help horse (Continued from Page was lost; and for KAISER WORKERS HEAR FROM CHIEF—The President was in high good humor as he addressed Mr. E. C. Word and sister-in- w perfect the Caldw Butler took to the air in the provide a phalanx of guns and horse the workers of the Oregon Shipbuilding Corp. yard from his automobile on his visit to Portland, law, Mrs. Dora Williamson, went rider was I Democratic organizati to Hopkinsville last quarter. Taylor heaved to tanks to obliterate him. Such want of a Ore., during his tour of war factories. Ship build er Henry J. Kaiser (rear seat, center) smiled Sunday to visit rider a bat Nov Kem for the first tally and then a fence standing in vice during the broadly as he listened. (Official U. S. Navy Photo from Associated Press) Raleigh Parsley who has been front of your lost;4or want —AP Telemat of a battle election, Cliff a patient at the Jennie Stuart converted. Pickens then tossed home flaunts before the world era] dom was lost: and Hospital for the last few weeks. a 40-yard pass to Kern for the what part you are playing in this all chairman, said Tuesd want of a Miss Ella Meadors visited her second touchdown. Taylor ran fight. horse-shOe n • pns have been selec the second conversion point over that nail their pre (Continued from Page One) mother, Mcs. G. F Meadors, may repr the lead in the goal-line. Three hundred 'merchants in Floyd Young has be occurs." Richard A. Adams, 20, son of for Navy last week-end. scrap metal in your ho when fire President men at University of A good crowd, expecting Mr. and Mrs. Urey Cook at- o Floyd county are taking part in remains there the ed president of Cald Roosevelt's proclamation follows: Mrs. Ada Adams, 112 S. Harrison Iowa, has been spending a nation leave tended the revival at Cresswell hard fought, fairly evenly match- the enriched flour and bread lost. Young Men Demo street, Princeton, By The President Of The United was graduated with his parents. Church Sunday night. ed game, is in prospect for But- program. Dorothy Ann Davis from the Hospital Corps School ler Stadium tonight. lead t States Of America Mr. and Mrs. Amon Orange A goal of a million pm, 'elected to Proclamation at the U. S. Naval Hospital at Gibraltar's Women Dem A Harold Rowland, son of Mr. and children have been visiting area is one and scrap metal has beer. Young 'Any loss of human life, Great Lakes, Ill. Adams, one of and Mrs. Roy Rowland and with relatives at St. Charles. seven-eighth square miles. Pike county Fred Teasley is camp any interference with pro- a class of 370 men, is now rated the Navy at Great Lakes, is Mr. and Mrs. Travis Cartright woman. Dr. W. L. C duction, any loss of critical as a hospital apprentice, second spending his first leave at home and daughter, Wanda, of Prince- anent party chairma materials hinders and im- class. ton, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. well. pedes our war effort. Graduation terminates a 6- Alton Hale last Saturday night. The following we Uncontrolled fire, even in week course preliminary J. D. "Grundy" Lester, volun- Mrs. Allie Hale had as din- by Mr. Hollowell an normal times, is a national training at the Corps School. teer to the Army, now at Camp ner guests last Sunday, Mr. and help next month: menace. It kills or disables Adams will continue training at Shelby, Miss., has been award- Mrs. Herbel Rodgers, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Hubbard, thousands of our people and Naval hospitals before being ed a medal for expert rifle shoot- Mrs. Lowell Hale and children, Caslin, Mrs. George destroys a significant por- sent to duty at sea or to other ing. Alton Hale and family, Mr. and E. T. Richie, Mrs. • tion of our national wealth • • Mrs. Travis Cartright and family Connell, John Ma each year. Today, when Harold Piercy, in naval school and Dewey Fletcher. Thomas B. Bond, C. every machine is being taxed Charles "Tractor" McCullum, at Nashville, writes C. W. Gow- Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ladd Mrs. J. D. Lester, K to its fullest productive ca- son of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Mc- in that he admires his offer to of Dawson Springs, were guests field, Mrs. Bessie H pacity, when new hands are Collum, of Princeton, was re- give his auto bumper to the of Charlie -Hale and wife Sat- land Quisenberry, working w ith unfamiliar cently graduated from the avia- scrap campaign and wishes that urday night. Keeney, Walter Tow tion tools, and when agents of ordnance school at Naval more here would do the same. Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Pickering Edwards, Mrs. Lore Air' Base, • • • our enemies are seeking to Jacksonville, Fla. Mc- made a business trip to Hop- Willie Wyatt, Mrs. S. hinder us by every possible Collum enlisted in the Navy in Raymond Joseph Skees, third kinsville last week. Mrs. W. L. Varble, February and means, it is essential that de- received his pre- son of Mr. and Mrs. H. D. Skees The annual reunion of the terfield, Mrs. Boyd liminary training structive fire be brought un- at Great Lakes. to join the Nation's armed forces Hale family at Cross Roads J. W. McChesney, He will now der stricter control in order probably be as- enlisted in the Naval Reserve Church was well attended de- Asher, Mr. and Mrs. that victory may be, achieved signed to a naval air unit for Monday, September 28, and has spite the rain. ner, Floyd Young, at the further duty. He earliest date. is a graduate been sent to Great Lakes for Mr. and Mrs. Otis Creasy and Hobby, Roy Tayloe, Nothing and former less than the football player at training. He formerly was an daughter, Patsy, of Denver, Colo., Homing, Hubert Sta united vigilance Butler. pnd effort electrician at Gilbertsville Dam. are visiting relatives here for a Hazel Majors, J. T. of all the people will suf- His brothers are Lieut. Hugh few days. Amon Orange, Cecil fice to break James Robert the grip of this White, son of Skees, Ft. Hayes, Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. John Cook spent Cecil Board, Omer C menace. Fire Mr. and Mrs. Shell .hazards every- White, of Ohio; and Pvt. Charles L. Skees, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Elsie Thomas, G. L. Friendship, where must be detected at who has been sta- at Camp Wallace, Texas. Blue Lowell Hale and family. M. P. P'Pool, Mrs. E once and eliminated. tioned the last year' Loss of at Camp jacket Skees' wife and children, Mr. and Mrs. Harve Thomas Herbert Williams, Le life and property Shelby, Miss., has been from blaze advanc- William Daly and Marilyn Lee and son, Eddie, of Colorado, are Hrs. Kathleen Perk' and smoke must be reduced ed to rank of sergeant. will live here. here on a visit Vinson, 41, • • to Alton Hale Miss Mary M_everyState of the Union. and family. and Williard Milstea Preventloh of all uncontroll- Hollis Mitchell,- Pooch Perry, DD you fly Old Glory in front ed fires must Clyde Fletcher, Sailors, be our loal. and of your home, but allow tis- Junior's discarded bike and NOW, THEREFORE, Salem Jones, Lieut I, J. E. carded scrap metal to waste in Baby's cast-off toy truck can FRANKLIN D. Mann, Cpl. Abner ROOSEVELT, Dement, Del- the rear? That's a slacker's brand ride straight into Hitler's front President of the ma Ferrell of the United States Army are of patriotism. That's what put lines if you turn them in for of America, spending furloughs do hereby de- in_ Prince- Franee in shackles. Don't fly scrap to build guns and tanks. intendent of county s signate the ton. week beginning the flag if you lack the patriot- And the sooner you tura them elected president, October 4, 1942, as Fire Pre- ism to back it up with every- in the more assurance you will Groom, Illinois Cen vention Marvin Lewis, son Week; and I earnest- of Mr. and thing you've got; and that in- have that the war won't last employe, was named ly request Mrs. Glover Lewis the people of the and recent cludes digging up scrap metal long enough for young Junior at the annual election country graduate of an to give special heed electrical school to provide arms for our armies. ever to have to ride a tank. the Princeton For to the importance of taking Monday night. Henr active measures during that and James Ratliff ar week, and throughout the going officers. year, to conserve our human and material resources from Simmons the destructive toll of fire; To Dire and I direct the Office of County Salvage Civilian Defense and other T. J. Simmons, m appropriate Federal agencies Capitol Theater, has to initiate programs for em- • TIMELY CLOTHES. . . tailored in Rochester chairman of the Cald phasizing the importance of salvage committee. H attaining these objectives. I • CLOTHCRAFT CLOTHES . . . tailored in Cleveland C. W. Gowin who also desire to enlist the co- since the scrap campa operation of State and Protect your Home and Belongings with al local • CURLEE CLOTHES . . . tailored in St. Louis Princeton. Mr. Si governments, of educators already been named and civic groups, and of the man for the junk ho press, the radio, and the ' Now, more than ever, Wednesday. motion-picture industry, with it is important to look at the EVERY SUIT label. These three famous makers guarahtee a view to promoting wide- getting you're TOPCOAT spread realization quality, style and lasting endurance. Choose AND of the from dangers of fire and know- worsteds, flannels, tweeds and herringbone. All 100 PER CENT models in regulars, ledge of the methods of con- stouts and slims. WOOL trolling it. FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT Continuing their P Let us explain the easiest way for you helping the hard The old office safe you haven't to insure your home or way, BoY Scouts will spend used in twenty years, except as business. . . Fire is dangerous, but good insurance will protect you age Holiday October 21 a catch-all for useless trifles, for scrap in buried would be a good scrap metal pu ditches, sink contribution to keep you safe holes grown spots average from the spiked boots of a h aPt to skip. dictator. The chances are you've , They will report at forgotten the combination any- let Stadium way, but don't forget that gath- Rally SeIts filled ering and using scrap metals is will ratio lay. The troop will one contribution needed right Into three patrols an now for beating Hitler. Will travel in different n adult will lead eac Miss Margaret Gulley has be- Alton come Larue county's first home Templeton charge of operatio demonstration agent. k rrnstrong and Dr. W