Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 30 April 1942 — Page 32

SOLDIERS GO FOR SODA POP _ CAMP EDWARDS, Mass. (U. P) —Whether it’s hot or cold, soda pop is a favorite drink of soldiers at this Cape Cod army post. ©On one of the coldest days of the winter, the men gulped down 17,500 bottles of soft drinks.

| gEWARE OF THESE OTEURS

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TU. S. OFFICIALS WAR ON WASTE|

__ |Some Departments Scour]:

Baskets Seeking Paper Clips, Rubber Bands.

By JOSEPH L 'MYLER United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, April 30 (U. P.)

—Over at the war department they're going. through wastebaskets i in search of discarded paper clips |:

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and rubber bands. “The federal works agency is drastically trimming its mailing lists.

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obsolete forms for scratch pads. The procurement division has suspended its" office newspaper. From every government department, agency, division and bureau come similar stories of a‘suddenly intensified campaign against’ waste of everything from peteils to bookcases. Not only is Uncle Sam asking | the people to conserve paper, metals, rubber and other materials, but he is taking the lead in conserving them himself. And he is not above .| watching the pennies.

The Savings Vary

One agency tells its staff, “wear your pencils down to a nub before replacing them.” Another rules, “Go easy on the paper clips.” A third says, “Make fewer carbon copies of reports.” Individual instances of saving frequently amount to no more than a fraction .of a cent, as when a rubber band is retrieved from a wastebasket. Sometimes, however, they add up to six figures.

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fice’s trick with 1941 income tax forms, for example. By trimming a fraction of an inch off the 1940 size and making a simple change in the fold, it saved $150,000 in one stroke.

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WOODMEN UNIT T0 MEET HERE

Program Arranged for Supreme Forest Parley May 2-4.

The Supreme, Forest Woodmen circlé will hold its quadrennial state convention Saturgay, Sunday and Monday at the Claypool hotel. Mrs. May Beaver, state manager, has charge of arrangements and Mrs. Virginia Southard. of Evansville, state president, and other state officers will preside. The Speakers’ List

Priricipal speakers will be Mrs.

Dora Alexander Talley, national

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ows, Ft. Worth, Tex. national director, and Mrs. Ruby Gene Zilliken, Wellsburg, W. Va. national president of Tau Phi Lambda. sorority. Ramona Grove 63 will assist in staging the convention. After a welcoming address by Mrs. Alvinia Du Vall, local president, the Addie Braly guards, captained by Louie Mills, will have charge of the opening services at 10 a. m. Saturday. The junior ritualistic work will be demonstrated by the South Bend juniors, sponsored by Mrs. Mary Harris.

Luncheon on Sunday

SIGNAL

BY TELEPHONE GROUP

The Indiana Telephone association, trade organization of the telephone industry, is working with the

larmy signal corps to form corps

uhits. A census is being taken by the association of men employed by the telephone ‘companies of the state who are subject to call by selective service boards or who are interested in enlistment in signal corps service. From this census, men are being interviewed in an effort to place them in a technical service for which they are fitted and where they are most needed. A unit now being formed by the

company composed of 16 men. Oth{er units will be formed later. The annual convention of the association will be held Wednesday and Thursday at the Claypool hotel, with the operation of telephone companies in war time as the predominant subject. Lieut. Col. William C. Henry of the army signal corps has been secured as.speaker for Wednesday.

PREDATOR KILLING RISES

BILLINGS, Mont. (U. P.)—-R. E. Bateman, district agent for the U. S. fish and wildlife service, reported 3468 , predators were killed during|Don the last six months of 1941-20 per

cent more than the.same period of 1940. Of this number one was a wolf, 58 stock-killing bears, 215 bob-

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