Salvage Inquiry to ascertain the most effective publicity methods.
Interviewer
Town
Date
Income
Dwelling
Age
Up to £2.10
1
House
1
Up to 35
6
Housewife working
1
£2.10 - £3.12
2
Block of flats
2
36 - 50
7
Housewife non-working
2
£3.12 - £5
3
Flat: converted house
3
51 and over
8
N. A.
3
£5 - £10
4
Boarding house
4
N.A.
9
Urban
4
Over £10
5
Rooms
5
Rural
5
N.A.
6
The Directorate of Salvage and Recover wants to make any possible improvement with regard to simplifying the collection of essential salvage.
1. Have you any suggestions to make regarding the collection of salvage?
If yes: what? Y No X D.K. 0 N.A. 1
2. It isn’t always possible to keep different kinds of Salvage separate, so we want to know just what people are able to do and which things they can manage to
All or regularly
Sometimes
Never
N.A.
If sometimes or never, why?
Code
If regularly or sometimes where do you put it?
Code
Comments
Paper
1
0
X
Y
Rubber
1
0
X
Y
Metal
1
0
X
Y
Rags etc.
1
0
X
Y
Kitchen waste
1
0
X
Y
Bones
1
0
X
Y
3. Did you manage to salvage any bones last week?
Small
1
Large
2
Both
3
None
4
N.A.
5
If no: why not?
3a. Do you clean and dry bones before salvaging? Yes 1 No 2 Some 3 N.A. 4
4. Do you know that the following should not he mixed with kitchen waste?
Yes
No
Acid things
Y
X
Rhubarb leaves
0
1
Coffee grounds
2
3
Vinegar
4
5
Disinfectant
6
7
6. I suppose you had periods when you made a special effort to collect salvage. Can you remember what made you do this?
7. Do you think there should he a special drive for salvage in your district?
Yes
1
No
2
D.K.
3
Had one recently
4
N.A.
5
If there has been one recently, did you support it?
Yes
1
No
2
N.A.
3
If yes, in what way?
8. If you have been particularly impressed by any form of salvage publicity, what was it?
COMMENTS
What sort of things could you salvage if a special appeal were made?
