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Show Power Company Division Discusses War Board's Conservation Program Cooperation with the War Production Pro-duction Board's voluntary conservation con-servation program was the keynote key-note of a meeting of a group of Utah Power & Light Company employees in American .Fork Tuesday, September 21st. Presenting the . power company's com-pany's plans were: W. A. Huck-ins, Huck-ins, general sales manager, M. L. Cummings, advertising and sales promotion manager, J. F. McAllister, Mc-Allister, residential sales ' manager, man-ager, and J. H. Shaw, commercial sales manager.' Mr. Hue kins outlined the project, proj-ect, as set up by the Office of War Utilities War Production Board, Explaining its broad scope and purpose. He stated that all utilities throughout the nation, including electric, gas, water, transportation transporta-tion arid communications, have been asked to participate with conservation suggestions to the public. "The program, "he said," is designed to achieve the greatest possible conservation of manpower, man-power, communications, transportation, trans-portation, fuel, and critical materials ma-terials so urgently needed to speed victory. There is no shortage short-age of electricity in the territory our company serves, but it is our patriotic duty to inform our customers cus-tomers how they can use their electric service to conserve these items which are used directly or indirectly in generating and distributing dis-tributing it." Mr. Huckins also pointed out that the power company's com-pany's function is only to pass suggestions for conservation on to its customers and that their compliance is entirely voluntary. Mr. Cummings outlined the. power company's plans for advertising ad-vertising iii connection with the program. "Presenting ideas and suggestions sugges-tions to our customers throu".h advertising", he said, "is pointed out by the Office of War Utilities. Utili-ties. War Production Foard, as one of our most important func- tions in cooperating with the Voluntary Conservation Program. Pro-gram. As one cf the major industries in-dustries involved in this nationwide nation-wide project an industry that is doing an outstanding job in providing pro-viding ample el.Tuiet'y for America's battle of production wo will adapt our advertising facilities fa-cilities to inform our customers I'o.v they can do their part in: this broad cons.Tvation project. !': .stated that reov-paper advertising, ad-vertising, direct maii arid radio' mrso;o;.s will be used to tell the .'ory. Mr. McAllister slated that in tiie residential field of electrical users, th.e power c mpany has for sometime p-'o-: .-. eo.o-tod the wise u.se of its .'tervi-e and has pointed out to customers specl-lic specl-lic ways by which tie y could apply ap-ply various conservation ideas to cleotric cooking, refrigeration,1 lighting, water lieathig and the use of miscellaneous appliances. "We will continue this pro-era pro-era m," lie said, "emphasizing the present necessity for still greater conservation as a means of saving sav-ing electricity to save what makes it. He mentioned twenty ways to conserve electricity In the homo, which he stud, would be transmitted trans-mitted to residential customers. Mr. McAllister also emphasized the wartime necessity for proper care and use of electric appliance:; appli-ance:; as a conservation measure. Materials used in their manu- fad ure, lie said, are not now available for IhaL iniroose, and such .'ippli.nice:; iini.,1, last for the duration. Mr. .Shaw pre.;. 1 1 1 .! the eoiii-pnny'.': eoiii-pnny'.': plan;; lor in lnrmi ng merel in at ; a : r! op- va I sir:; of va r -ions la i:,i lie;:; j ijal.i tit l.i' n i ; In r.v tin y ea ii eier ' vve cleel i ieil y. Mill his e'(iii;. eeia! li.lil," lie ::a i'l, "' !)'( a i e Inn I i.y en" ",':;-l.n,,..-; for c 1 : i : e r -. e t I o ; i , pait.irn-lavly pait.irn-lavly ol ! i : I . f 1 1 -; . v.'-neii have I ii. .:-) it -i 1,7 ii - o: :ic- of I V.'a r I , :,. i i l.i.-.., -,ar ' ' ''' ' ' '"' ' n 11 1 Itoard and v ineh v. '..ell pa . no l-l our en ,':,;.;i I ... I:ii '. V I I. role ll p r..-1, l c, i !..-: I, I '.' '.lir r ;.(-- ;.(-- in.;. ' ne ;. i,e air :;iii.- I 1 1 :i I. we can lie In ipl'nl hy p- r ,n:,a!!y ( :: p!a i ; iii );', t.hi:; p! oe.ra in to our cie.l .uni'i ... :, !,;.(. I :.-y vill l n!!y iiikI r- I -i i nl if-; im poi I a neo in U io y :i v eltoil,." ; ( in n I , i ri' , 1 1 1 a 1 1 ; i ' ' i r of 1 1 a- .".in 1 1,1 n ri i I n vieioi i, v. a : In el ia I y J of tin- llieolili". vdiieh was nl- lova d , an i 1 1 Ion i ia I ili. eir, .ion. laiiiiny the oliji el.ive.; on!. lined ' v,:i:; dt.ed. |