State Cleans Up.

The article looks at the paper conservation program in public offices in Michigan as of June 2, 1951. The program was conducted by the state government and was backed by the Kellogg Foundation, wherein it cut 149,000 U.S. dollars in costs. The program consisted of two projects, the paper-work control and record-keeping control, wherein the former 35 forms were integrated into 16 new forms and the latter project that managed 75 form records saved 70,000 U.S. dollars.