Evening star., 1945-06-24
Papertrooper Salvage
lin Past School Year
3896 Over Old Record


Papertroopers in the past school
year have salvaged 80 per cent more
wastepaper than was collected in
the previous year of The Evening
Star-PTA Salvage-for-Victory cam
paign.
For the year ending in June, 1914,
collections totaled 6,419,770 pounds,
and for the year ending this month
the total was 1857, 1888 pounds. The
grand total for the entire campaign
now is 15,287,703 pounds.
Last weeks collection was less
than 100000 pounds, due to the
closing of the schools, but this figure
is expected to increase when collec-
tions through the Fairgrounds are
started.
Macfarland led the list OF top
producers for the year with a total
of 314. .399 pounds. The others in the
top twenty are: Kingsman, 258, $40;
Lafayette, 228,235; Buchanan, 213,-
420; Murch, 212,243; Shepherd, 2O7,-
1903; Stoddert, 204 500; Takoma Park,
202,643; Deal, 1876 ,268: Hearst, 49,
1898; Hardy, 173,016; jefferson. 168.-
1877; Blow, 164,050; Gordon, 1853 800;
Benning, 154,642; Adams, 151,529;
West, 150.877; Noyes, 150,869; West
brook, 148,58o; Hilton-Peabody, 132,-
102.
Three more schools, w. B. Powell,
Bancroft and Orr, have been added
to the summer collection list, bring
ing to 18 the number planning to
carry on. These schools will be
supplied with more chevrons during
the next few days and these will
be awarded to Papertroopers as in
regular school collections. The same
procedure will follow in the play
grounds when they start operation.
Schools collecting half a ton or
more. not so far reported. included
Murch, 3,207; Gordon, 1890; Con-
gress Heights Playground, 1900;
Lafayette, 1890; Stoddert, 1865;
Taylor, LA; Ludlow, LIT; Sum-
ner- -Magruder. 1,103; Seaton. $500.
The schedule for this weeks COL
lections is as follows:
Monday: Jefferson, Wallach,
Bryan, Kimball, Congress Heights
Playground
Tuesday; Moves, Langdon, Wood
ridge
Wednesday: Adams, Eaton, Gage,
Powell, Bancroft
Thursday: Hardy, Stoddert Play
ground.
Friday: Benning, Orr
The followig Papertroopers have
reached Supertrooper rank by COL
lecting half a ton or more of paper
and have been awarded the War
Production Board Certificate of
Merit and The Evening Star-PTA
Salvage for Victory campaign rib
bon:
Kay Dangerfeld. Julia Hoagland,
David Radue, Wallace Donaghue.
Peter Kline, Stanley Lipnick, Hay
den Macmurray, John Holler, Mari
lyn Muir. Anne Cooper. Patricia
Walz, Don Engen, Richard Giles
pie, Ben Harrison, Paul Lehman,
Patricia Tolles, Mary Wagner,
Hearst.
John Karlsson, Randle Highlands.
Donald Branham, Mary Middleton.
Henry Hobbs, Billy Tyler, Dorothy
Andrews, Mary Alice Jessup, Bar
bara Worley, Joyce Holmes. Robert
Engle, John Scoville, Gordon;
Charles Odineal, Gabriel Jolles,
West; Ralph Pinkard, Joan Sulphin,
Blair; Mabel Shupe, Harrison Davis,
Hayes; Roy Brown, Bonnie Daniels,
Clarence Doepke. Eugene Sansone,
Benning.
Also Greed Anderson, Marvin
White, Wallach; James flanagan,
Arthur Kriemelmeyer, Whittier;
David Thompson, Robert Zuysnick,
Molly Doll, Ruth Alice, Lafayette;
Luke Lord, Lawrence Spicer, Clyde
Gassaway, Harry Miller, George
Jefferson, John Massey. Sumner
Magruder; Alma Hardy, Hardy:
Malcolm Caponiti, Carl Barnett,
Edward Dronenburg. Lloyd Pearson.
Frank Chamoulos, Daniel Maroney.
Madison; Billy Downs, Neil Straw
bridge, Raymond Trego. Patrick
Clarke, Arthur Swami, Henry Shat
zer, Orr.
Also Mary Morley, Lois Jones,
Donald Conrad, Barbara Cogswell,
Taft; Bobby Smith, Joe Johnson.
Buchanan; Charlotte Crickenberger,
Bennings; Jacqueline Benosky, Bar
bara Grigsby, Joann Miller, Emery;
Pete Manis, John Knight, Marvin
Shuster, Fern Turner, Anastasius
Cokas, Seaton; Jean Deckelbaum,
Joyce Lizesay, Madeline Bennett,
Charles Elgin, John Shellhorn,
Bobby Scott, Bryan; James Ed
wards, Carrie Bolin, Jimmy Good
man, Barbara Pensmith, Robert
Evans, Harry Mayhem, James Zust,
Ralph zust, Mary Davis, Robert
Davis, Leonard Langley, Lillian
Panholzer, Leroy Adams, Jacqueline
Barr, Joan Sigmon, Barbara Doug