Conserve Paper War Bulletin

The video discusses the importance of wood pulp as a war material and the impact of war on its supply. It highlights the military's priority for paper supplies and the need for increased paper conservation on the home front. Practical tips are provided for reducing paper usage, emphasizing the importance of saving paper for war efforts.

Why is there a reduction in wood pulp availability during the war?

• Increased civilian demand for paper products

• Men who cut wood are now engaged in military service

• Natural disasters affecting wood supply

• Government restrictions on wood cutting

What is one way individuals can help conserve paper during wartime?

• Use multiple small bags for shopping

• Request extra packaging for purchases

• Reuse paper bags until they are worn out

• Avoid using any paper products

Why should people accept wartime packaging standards?

• To support local businesses

• To ensure more resources are available for military use

• To improve the quality of packaging

• To reduce the cost of goods

How much paperboard is required for a 75 millimeter shell container?

• 1 pound

• 2 pounds

• 3 pounds

• 4 pounds

What should individuals remember about paper during wartime?

• It is a precious war material

• It is a renewable resource

• It is easily replaceable

• It is not needed for military purposes