In Average
Communities

In Industrial
Defense
Communities

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WHAT VOLUNTEERS CAN DO

Committee Service (continued)
Committee on space and facilities for recreation.

Special interest committees, such as hobbies, music,
lectures, and athletic clubs.

Special event committees such as Christmas, dance,
carnival, track meet.

Special organization and campaign committees for

such groups and organizations as Boy and Girl Scouts,
United Service Organizations, etc.

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The sudden influx of workers into defense factories
has caused a housing shortage and put a strain on
schools and community recreation facilities. Pro-
vision must be made for the defense workers and their
families if they are not te be forgotten people. First
of all they should be integrated as far as possible
into the community recreation program. New projects
should be adjusted to work shifts and special needs.
Social Life and Entertainment

Arrange parties for wives of newcomers so that they
may get acquainted with each other and their neighbors.

Give parties and dances for young people.

Arrange company dances and provide music; arrange
company smokers and department banquets.

Arrange with local movie theatres for special showings
for men on night shifts. Help provide movies where
facilities are inadequate.

2 Athletics

Serve on plant recreation committees; organize depart-
ment teams, interdepartment leagues, and city-wide
leagues and tournaments.