Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 23 January 1952 — Page 9

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{are still different in each service, { In other words, the new numbers | are merely Munitions Board num-

yet by the services.

"| same

| bers, although each lot is iden- | tical.

| management | made a survey of the cataloging’

| polite terms, | report declared that the program

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House Committee Charges—

By ANDREW" TULLY

The armed services’ ‘habits are

buying costing the taxpayers $5 billion extra a year, a House . armed

subcommittee charged today. Primary reason for this waste,

a subcommittee spokesman said, is the lack of a standard catalog of ‘supplies -which would permit?

the services to borrow from one another when one has. a deficit and another a surplus in a given item, At present, the Army, Navy and Afr Force each has hundreds of catalogs listing supplies on hand. Since 1947, these have cost the taxpayers $69 million to compile. 2 But in almost every case, identical items used by the three services are identified by different names and numbers in their individual catalogs. As a result, except for items with well-known names—for example, a jeep—an interchange of surpluses is almost impossible,

Buying Duplicated It works like this: Suppose the Army needs -500,000 radio tube sockets and the actually has a surplus of a million or so. ‘But

Navy

realizes that the Navy has what the Army's looking for. And so the Army buys something that

jactually is not needed. | Another according to the subcommittee, is

pig cause of waste, {the large variety of given items carried by the services. The Navy, {for instance, carries 14 varietieg lof a common casing nail. An in|dustry catalog-— -serving the entire nation--lists only five varieties. Here, the ‘saving in the bins needed to hold the nails alone would be considerable, the subcommittee pointed out. Much of the waste, the subcommittee feels, would be eliminated by a single standardized catalog listing identical items used by the three services by identical names and identical numbers.

$50 Million for Nothing But the first attempt to estab-

_ lish such a catalog—by the Mu-

nitions Board—has cost $50. mil-

nn RAIA WO! lion so far and, according to the AOU . () 0 Thursday X subcommittee, has accomplished ny dé Feary Thursd vi A practically nothing (AK) revo NAARRX > OAPI 0 When the Munitions Board took

over the job in July, 1947, it estimated there were between two and one-half and six million supply items to be numbered. It gave itself four years to do the job. Today, nearly five years later, the board has succeeded in assigning stock numbers to 1,253,295 items. But half of these items have not been given names. And the stock number for these items

{bers—they are not being used

In addition, in many cases the item has three or four different numbers, apparently be{cause it comes in different lots. {Thus sheet steel piling is listed | under four separate stock num-

Would Start Over

Griffenhagen and Associates, a consultant firm,

program from Jan.-1, 1950 to Aug. 6, 1951; Sheared of all its the Griffenhagen

should be started all over again. This judgment was confirmed by a commercial printer. Awarded a’ contract to translate item specifications from card form to a catalog, he threw up his hands and walked out on the job because, he said, the data on the cards was “inaccurate.” The subcommtitte, headed by Rep. F. Edward Hebert (D. Ala.), will take up this and other matters soon with Defense Department officials.

services

since the Navy carries its radio tube sockets under some! other technical name, nobody

“WASHINGTON, Jan. 23— Ogden Nash

To Speak Here

? Ogden Nash will recite his in-

imitable verse at the Indianapolis

Town: Hall Series at 11 a. Friday in Murat Theater. His subject will be “Midway Thru Nash.” As he puts it, he has reached the “midway point in life and with middle age inevitable,” he treats it with “affable resignation,” » Mr, Nash will comment on the turn of events. in his life that inspired him to write his classic verses. C. Walter McCarty, of the News, will introduce the speaker and direct the question period at the luncheon in the Athenaeum

Mr. Nash

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ns MURDER On the Highways

FT. WAYNE—Mrs. Irene E. Fryer, 53, Ft. Wayne, died of injuries suffered in a two- -car collision here yesterday. ” n » NAPPANEE—James E. Carey, 26, Plymouth, was killed yesterday when his car collided headon with a semi-trailer on U. S. 6 west of here, » » n CHESTERTON—Charles O. Jenkins, Killed when thrown out-of his car as he lost control in attempting to pass a truck on U, 8 12 near here yesterday.

To Renew Vatican Ties

TOKYO, Jan, 23 (UP) Japan announced today that full diplomatic. relations with the Vatican will be resumed when the Japanese peace treaty becomes effective. A Papal internuncio will represent the Vatican here.

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Scripps-Howard Staff Writer farmed out to or ate firms WASHINGTON, Jan. 23—That on a competitive bid basis. famous bouncing ‘letter sent out Cost of printing the letter, exby internal revenue commis- clusive of the considerable addi

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have been returned to Mr. Dun Pavlovich Kamera, 54, World War ments ranged from references to was not given. lecting be suspended until Mr. ternal Revenue admit that the Silver Anniversary 0971" its content. ures carefully, Be certain you . remember you must be able Some 12 million of the letters

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