 War, spending as usual, is as dangerous as business as usual. We can't have all we want for ourselves, and at the same time give our fighting men all they must have. Everyone in this audience is as deeply involved in this war as our soldiers at the front and our sailors on the sea. We've got to think war and act war in our personal, everyday lives. There's no better way for civilians to get behind the war effort and to cut down spending to save materials to buy war savings bonds. Nearly 10 million Americans are now buying war bonds, but with a war costing us 120 million dollars every day, we've got to save and buy bonds on a vastly greater scale. We've got to step up the sale of war bonds to a billion dollars every month. Every community in this country will have to do its share to reach this quota. All of us who earn regular pay should set aside an average of at least 10 percent of it every week for buying war bonds. The most convenient way of doing this is through the payroll savings plan under which you authorize your employer to set aside a part of your earnings every payday. So let's stop needless spending and start the save for victory. It's not only smart to be thrifty, but our future depends upon it. Remember, what you save now serves your country today and yourself tomorrow. It's time for us as individuals to make our own declaration of war against the Nazis and the Japanese. Let's do it now.