Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 22 January 1943 — Page 21

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tem will be tsught in Indiana schools, James D. Strickland, state OPA director, announced today.

j pass the information on to parents. The program, designed to lessen

5 - | ei 1 derstanding of the point system, on with Dr. Clement Malan, state suInstruct Teachers.

Jl ers will be organized soon so that the point rationing plan can be {| taught to pupils before the program: * 1] is instituted. . Mr, Strickland said the system would be taught in such classes as home economics, social sciences, English and speech. : Schools also will" be expected to include a large amount of instruction on point rationing in student activities ' with

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school assemblies. Home economi Strickland said, will prepare sughgestions for meal planning and food buying under the point system and also suggest ways in which families may work out their own point rationing system.

Students Do Buying

In addition to the acivities in schools, students will be encouraged to assist in familiarizing citizens with point rationing. They will] assist in the stores, and speak and present skits at organization meetings. Mr. Strickland pointed out that the instruction would be valuable to many students who do the family shopping. One study shows that elementary school children do more than 80 per cent of all family buying under one dollar, he said.

GOODWILL INDUSTRY REPORTS BUSY YEAR

Handicapped workers were giver 135,725 hours of employment during 1942 through the Indianapolis Goodwill Industries, the organization's annual report states. During the year, 38 individuals were placed in jobs outside Goodwill. The report was included in an announcement today of the organization’s annual meeting to be held at 12:15 p. m, Thursday in the Columbia club. A report of the community center’s work will be presented. In the announcement, Paul Buchanan, president, and Howard G. Lytle, executive secretary, said that the expansion of work in 1942 had been gratifying and that it was hoped to continue it throughout 1043.

Tax Office Open Late on Monday

OFFICES OF the gross income tax division, 141 S. Meridian st., will be open until 8 p. m. Monday night for the convenience of those who have not yet filed their annual gross income tax return for 1942, Gilbert K. Hewit, the director, said the arrangement had been made in keeping with the policy | of many Indianapolis stores of providing night service on that night. ; Ample facilities for handling thousands of taxpayers each day are provided, he said, and many are taking advantage of the arrangements which provide individual assistance and prompt service. He advised individuals to file their returns immediately and avoid a last minute rush. The deadline for gross income tax returns is Jan. 31.

17-YEAR-OLDS MAY - JOIN ARMY RESERVES

Enlistments for men who have reached their 17th but not their 18th. birthday are open in the army’s enlisted reserve corps on the conditions they are found qualified for general military service and : fihave the consent of their parents ior. guardians. : Enlistments are open in the re-

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tee has voted to let house and senate caucuses work out an dgree-

The reasons for and the: me-| chanics of the point rationing svs-|

The students will be asked to

possible confusion and lack of un-|-

Rayon Hosiery Reg. oor perintendent of public instruction. |

State and local instruction meet.

demonstrations, exhibits, articles in|.

TWO LOCAL WAVES lssioes to share stations in. the COMPLETE TRAINING, Washington.

ATTACK ON JAPAN URGED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 22 (U. P.). were among &|_ mne United States should attack Japdn with all its might at once; only as a matter of expediency to restore its prestige in the Far East, Philippine President ManThey received the rating of yeo- |yel Quezon said in a tadip | interman, third class, and have been view last night. .

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* Betty J. Doolittle, 536 Rochester st., and Mary K. Schwab, 1848 N. Pennsylvania st., group of 38 WAVES who were recently .graduated from the naval

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ings staff announced today. ~ In second place was the Russell B: Moore Co., 1456 N. Delaware st., with employees saving 15% per cent, while employees of the South { Side Cold Storage Co, 515 W. Ray- |i

savings record of 15 per cent. “A special drive is in progress in,

smaller firms in the payroll savings

information or supplies need only call the Marion county office of the war savings staff and we will arrange for a volunteer worker to help establish the plan for his employees,” Carl F. Maetschke, chairman of the Marion county payroll savings commitiee, said today.

Other Firms on List

Additional firms added today to the 10 per cent honor roll include:

st. with 10 employees; Shake Brothers, 1018 N. Rural st., six: employees; Leon Tailoring Co., 235 Massachusetts ave., 18 employees; Indianapolis lodge 17, Loyal Order of Moose, 135 N, Delaware st., 13 employees; Harbison Drug stores, 16th st. and Central ave., 21 employees. Stoker Service & Heating Co., 2101 Yandes st., nine employees; Charles C. Peek, 9 8S. Illinois st., 11 employees; Crown Paper Box Co., 32 E. Georgia st., 43 em-

ployees; Jefferson National Life Insurance Co, 8 E. Market st., 30 employees; Berkies

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