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we must stop the give-away programs at home and abroad.
We must eliminate $6 billion or more in federal budget items for non-defense spending. I shall make a speech Very shortly in the Senate, outlining necessary reductions in detail.
We must tax every dollar to the greatest extent that our private enterprise system can stand and even then there is little hope1* that federal revnue will match federal expenditures.
We must work longer hours, and accomplish more. _
We must mobilize to its utmost the industrial capacity of this country and immeasurably increase the production of those things needed for our military security.
We must accept a period of austerity such as our generation has not known.
All these things must be done to save us. They can be done only by the force of public opinion enlightened by the facts which confront us, and a will to do those things for our own protection which is in jeopardy—not in the future—now!
County News Notes
Mrs. J. B. Williams and Miss Minnie Williams will leave Friday to spend Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Clark at their home in Bon Air.
Jack Taylor of Dunn Loring, was an oVer-night guest Friday of iMr. and Mrs. J. Bodes Brown.
Mrs. Graham Hackley, Mrs. Zinn and Mills Virginia Tapp were *Warrenton visitors last Wednesday morning.
Carol Quaintance and daughter returned to their home in New Jersey Sunday, after spendihg several days with Mrs. L. C. Quaintance.
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