The Evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, December 18, 1941, Page 7, Image 7

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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OREGON
PAGE SEVEN
WAGE EARNERS
IT MANY
DEFENSE BONDS
CHICAGO. Doc. 18 (!) The
nation's 38 million wiihh enrnors
mint buy ns ninny defense snv
I nun bonds an they possibly can
afford. Hrcrrtiiry of thn Trriis
ury lli'iiry Murunithuti mid
Wednesday.
In prepared address before
a national mcnUim of atnln de
fense bond snlnn chairmen and
ndinlnlstrntnr, MorKentlum mild
that "token coiitilhiitlonii" from
tlio wuuo cumers would not bo
enouiih and added:
"I mean a mil Investment, the
very limit thut each person run
afford without iictunlly tiiklnu
food and other nere.-tsllirs from
himself and family. "
Intensification of tlio dufoiuo
bond inlca la necessary, Morifcn
than anld, If the liovernment la
to aucceed in flnnncliitf tho ex
panding cost of tho war "while
avoiding the linmenao and dung
eroua evlla of Inflation."
"W are In reality fighting
two warn one, tlio great atrug
gle on all the continent and all
the oconna, and tho other the
war agulnat an insidious enemy
here at home. That enemy la In
flation. "Tho moat effcctlvo courao
for ua, aa wo huvo known from
tho very beginning, lias lieen to
enllat current inenmo and to di
vert excess apendlng, to per
auado our people to et aside a
part of their pay every pay day
In defense bonds and stamps."
Farmers aa well ua wngo eurn
era oro expected to niuko regu
lar purchases of bonds In the
drlvo to moke "every pay day
bond day."
House-to-house ennvnsses and
voluntary payroll deductions
will form tho busts of a nation
wide drlvo to get everyone into
the habit of buying defense lov
ing bonds.
A sales goal of $1,000,000,000
a month was announced Tues
day at a ennferenro of repre
aentativca of tho 411 states and
treasury officials.
Through tho canvasses all citi
zens will be asked to sign printed
pledges to buy bonds. Under the
payroll plan wage earners will
authorlro their employers to
moke regular deductions from
their pay to purchase bonds.
Tho bllllnn-a-month goal for
sale of all types of bonds was
set by Harold N. Graves, assisl
ant to the aecretary of the treaa
ury. He aet tho goal for sale of
small bonda, with an Issue price
of 18.7S and maturity value of
125, at $400,000,000 a month.
Chrisimas Seals Finance
Tireless Battle on TB
This Is a atory of a battlefield,
a battlefield not where Uvea are
lost, but where Uvea are saved.
It'a war , , , against one of the
deadliest enemies of mankind, a
virions foo which, today, In the
United Slates alone killed 17(1
Americana. Yesterday, this Ta
lentless enemy killed 170 per
sons In this country; tomorrow
170 more will fall. One hundred
seventy a diiy, mostly between
tho ages of 13 and 45, In the
midst of their most productive
years.
These are the victims of tuber
culosis, ruthless disouso which
has plagued the race of man
slnco before civilization dawned
and the trail of recorded history
began.
Twenty yeara ago, more than
360 persons In this country fell
every day, victims of the killer
which has waged war against the
human race since the start of
time. Thrco hundred sixty 20
years ago, 170 every day now.
The number has been cut more
than half os the vicious disease
la slowly pushed backward, re
treating under the heavy firo of
all the great weapons tho army
of aclence now commands.
But the pitiless assassin la be
ing puahed backward toward a'
final defeat, and the armies who
march forward against the White
Plague under the banners of
progress and human salvation
ore led by a double-barred cross.
This Is the symbol of the
world-wide campaign against
tuberculosis, sign of a modern
crusade since the turn of t h e
century, emblem of tho Klamath
County Public Health associa
tion. You seo it everywhere at
this season of the year, the famil
iar symbol of the war to save
lives which appears on your
Christmas seals. Now as common
to the holiday season as holly or
mistletoe, these seals are the
only source of Income for the
Klamath Tuberculosis associa
tion.
If ever a dollar Is stretched a
long way, it Is the dollar with
which you buy your Christmas
seals. For that dollar has brought
to life a battle-cry which in the
early days of the campaign was
prevent tuberculosis, later be
came cure tuberculosis. Now, as
tho big push gathers force and
new objectives are won, the
rallying call to arms li tubercu
losis can be eradicated.
Hansgirg Arrested
By Federal Bureau
SAN JOSE, Calif., Dec. 18 (JP)
Dr. Fritz J. Hansgirg, 90-year-old
Inventor of a new magnesium
process, was arrested by FBI
agents Wednesday at the Perm
ante Magnesium plant where he
was acting in a supervisor ca
pacity. FBI agents gave no reason for
the arrest of Hansgirg, who wto
in an authoritative position dur-r
Ing three recent explosion and;
a number of minor accident!
the plant. The government ha
advanced $20,000,000. 'or. C5n-
structlon of the plant to produce J
12,000 tons a year of the vital
defense metal.. ; -.
Hansgirg was booked as "en
route to United States lmmlgra-j
lion autnorities."
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Vibrations from . a dynamite)
explosion have been detected
much as 2000 miles away.
California Storm
Wai Army Secret
SAN FHANCIRCO, Dee. 18
(IP) Now it can bo told. North
ern California was battered by
tho winter's worst storm the
first of the week, but until Wed
nesday It was a military secret.
Since naval officers and
weather bureau observers, who
guord the weather from Jap
anese spies, agree that 24 hour-
old weather wouldn't do the
enemy any good, It's safe to re
port that a nine-Inch rainfall In
three days filled the Sacramento
river and Its tributaries to their
banks.
Highway crews worked thru
out sections of tho northern part
f the state to clear blocked
roads.
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