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ROSEBURG NEWS-REVIEW. ROSEBURG. OREGON, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 18. 1941. FIVE Billion a Month Goal Set in Sale Of Defense Bonds rtnCAGO, Dee. 18 (AP) The "nation's 35 million wage earners must buy as many defense sav ings bonds as they possibly can afford, Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau said yester day. In a prepared address before a national meeting of state defense bond sales chairmen and adminis-,tr.?fyr5,.-M."j-g"ntbau fH tfect-'-'t-o-ken contributions" from the wage earners would not be enough and added: "I mean a real investment, the very limit that each person can afford without actually taking food and other necessities from himself and family." Intensification of the defense bond sales is necessary, Morgen thau said, if the government is to succeed in financing the expand ing costs of the war "while avoid ing the immense and dangerous )evlls of inflation." "We are In reality fighting two wars one, the great struggle on all the continents and all the oceans, and the other the war ifyainst an insidious enemy here at home. That enemy is inflation. "The most effective course for us, as we have known from the very beginning, has been to enlist current income and to divert ex cess spending, to persuade our people to set aside a part of their pay every pay day in defense bonds and stamps." , Farmers as well as wage earn ers are expected to make regular purchases of bonds in the drive to make "every pay day bond day." Billion Month Goal House-to-house canvasses and voluntary payroll deductions will form the basis of a nationwide -drive to get everyone into the Jliablt of buying defense savings bonds. A sales goal of $1,000,000,000 a month was announced yesterday at a conference of representatives of the 48 states and treasury of ficials. Through the canvasses all citi zens will be asked to sign printed pledges to buy bonds. Under the payroll plan wage earners will authorise employers to make regular deductions from their pay to purchase bonds. The billlon-amonlh goal for sale of all types of bonds was set by Harold N. Graves, assistant to the secretary of the treasury. He set the goal for sale of small bonds, with an issue price of J18.75 and maturity value of $25, at $400,000,000 a month. OREGON EVENTS FLASHED FROM WIRE SERVICE NEHALEM, Dec. 18-(AP) Gordon M. Squires, former Lln field college student, was kilted in action at Pearl harbor, his moth er, Mrs. W. K. Scovell has been informed. Other survivors In clude his father, John Squires, of MeMinnville and a brother, also In the navy. COQUILLE, Dec. 18 (API Five geologists have begun a study today of chrome and man ganese deposits in Coos and Cur ry counties. Earl K. Nixon, director of the Quale department of geology and mineral industries, said the Eagle and Pioneer mine area north of Bandon Would be tested during the next two weeks. An eastern company has expressed interest in chromlte beach sands of the area. Also to be studied are hard rock deposits . of chrome, manganese and tremolite. Officers to Be Installed Rose burg chapter of Eastern Star members and visiting members are invited to attend the annual ceremony for installation of offi cers tonight at 8 o'clock at the Masonic temple. Mrs. Maurice J. Newland, worthy matron for 1!M1, will preside and Mrs. S. J. Shoemaker will be installed as worthy matron for 1942. A pro gram will follow the installation Jceremony, after which refresh ments will be served by a com mittee headed by Mrs. Roy Catch ing and Mrs. Washington Hughes. I i CONVENIENT KeTC0IIF0RIBIE fc3 ECONONICU SIDE GLANCES tinl. 1W SV WtA 5tV1C. IMC. T. M. Ufa US, PT. Off. IX'lf "That isn't a bit funny! You know pcrfccllv well I'm not dusting I'm trying on my new turban !" These evening bags are sneer knows and loves fine things" from a donor who is NOT on a bud act. Uooer right, a tomato-rose white flower In beads. Foreground, a crushed gold bag on a Jewel er's frame. On stand, a mink pouch for formal dinners. Leaders In U. S. War of Defense At top Lieut. Gen, John L. Oewitt, who has been placed in command of the military forces of the eight western states and Alaska, with headquarters at San Francisco. Lower photo MaJ. Gen. Ba silic Valcies, chief of staff of the Philippine army, cooperat ing with the U. S. forces against the Japanese invasion of the islands. POWELL'S FOR " ' FISHING TACKLE 245 N. Jackson 8L, Roteburg ByGcribraifli - luxury gifts for the woman -'who silk velvet purse with handmade Ban Hits Columbia River Fishermen ASTORIA, Ore., Dec. 18 (AP) Wartime restrictions dealt a heavy blow today to fishermen accustomed to rich hauls at the mouth of the Columbia river. Fishing was banned in two zones one surrounding the Tongue point naval air station, the other including all of the river west of a lino running from the Point Adams coast guard station on the Oregon side to McGowan on the Washington side. The latter area has lone been one of the best lower-river fishing grounds. Boat travel in both zones was restricted in the order issued by Lieut.Commander M. P. Jensen, coast guard port captain. In the zones craft may not move or an chor at night and may anchor in daytime only for inspection. They must not loiter in the Tongue point area and must keep well away from the station. Other regulations require that inbound fishing boats receive in structions from the coast guard at buoy 14 and that outbound boats receive Instructions and au thority from the coast guard. Ves sels may not enter or leave the Columbia from sunset to sunrise. Riversdale Grange to Meet Riversdalc grange will hold a potluck supper Friday night at the hall honoring all members having birthdays in the last three months. Those attending are requested to bring their own i table service. The regular ses sion will follow the supper. FOR THE CONVENIENCE OF OUR GUESTS the opening of San Francisco's most modern Cjarage directly adjacent to . . 7& Patace tfcte? Edmond A. Riedcr, Cttieral Manager ' SAN FRANCISCO "A Penny a Plane" Club Organized by Citizens of Texas MARSHALL, Tex., Dec. 18 (AP) Would you give a penny for every enemy plane shot down by United States forces? That question was asked 203 Marshall citizens. Two hundred answered "yes." The "a penny a plane club" resulted. Marshall hopes the Idea will spread. Harry Adams of Marshall, who started the club here and signed up 200 members in four hours, said the plan was outlined to him by a friend from the Argentine. A South American club rapidly drew 50,000 members, whose con tributions made possible the pur chase for the British of a fighter plane costing $75,000 each month, Adams was told. Members anyone may join are being asked to drop their con tributions in boxes to be put up in public places. Funds will bo turned over to the federal govern ment. A penny a plane doesn't seem like much but with two million members the receipts on seven enemy planes shot down would be $140,000, Adams pointed out. Think how good that will make the fellow who fires the guns feel," he said. Auto Tires Going On Ration Basis WASHINGTON, Dee. 18 ( AP) Price Administrator Leon Hen derson announced yesterday that government rationing of automo bile tires would begin January 4. Henderson said state and local boards, which could serve as the framework for other rationing programs, would be established to issue ration cards for tires to "In dividuals and agencies requiring them for the maintenance of in dustrial efficiency and civilian health." Civilian consumption of crude rubber will be limited to 10,000 tons a month, he disclosed, com pared with a present consumption rate ol about 47,000 tons. Henderson also said that the temporary ban on sale of new uu tomobile tires, due to expire Dec ember 22, had been extended un til January 4 pending completion of details of the rationing plan. After that date, the monthly quota of crude rubber will be broken down into state and coun ty quotas chiefly on the basis of GOOD TASTE 1 and Thrifty. .too HI an a a a (TujjH $cofchTgpe lijSM You'll like the fine High if land flavour ol Ibis choice & M P( ' . 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