Boxoffice-April.07.1958

A welder
caused us to caucus
•
The note from an employee suggestion
box read "How come a company like this
hasn't got the U. S.
Savings Bond Payroll
Savings Plan". It was signed by a
welder in the fabricating department.
Since we actually do have Payroll Savings
this told us two things: (1) Probably
more employees than we imagined wanted
the advantage of buying U. S. Bonds
automatically through Payroll Savings.
(2) We had grown lax in bringing our
Plan to their attention.
But what to do? The solution was
simplicity itself.
We called in our State Savings Bonds
Director. He provided all the promotional
materials needed to arouse interest in
U. S. Savings Bonds. Then he helped to
conduct a personal canvass and place an
application blank in everyone's hands.
The results were amazing. Employee
participation shot up to a percentage that
we could take pride in. There was no
"hard selling", nor was work interrupted.
Our people wanted the security U. S.
Savings Bonds offer them.
Today there are more Payroll savers
than ever before in peacetime. Your State
Director will be happy to help you install
a Payroll Savings Plan or build enrollment
in one ah-eady existing. Look him
up in the phone book or write: Savings
Bonds Division, U. S. Treasury Dept.,
Washington, D. C.
9SS=S
BOXOFFICE
THE U. S. GOVERNMENT DOES NOT PAY FOS THIS AOVERTISEMENT. THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT THANKS, FOR THEIR PATRIOTIC DONATION, THE ADVERTISING COUNCIL AND THE DONOR ABOVE.
W-8 BOXOFFICE April 7, 1958