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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
0nIy23Mines Found
Free From Violations
BY the Associated Press

Only % of the Nations 1000
coal mines were found free last
year of violations of the Federal
Mine Safety Code, the Bureau Of
Mines said today.
Disaster hazards exist in many
coal mines, particularly in those
employing fewer than Is men"
the bureaus health and safety
division said in its annual report.
The report added that the
larger well-managed mines are
being rock-dusted to reduce the
danger of dust explosions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Spotted Fever Strikes
First MONTGOMERY Victim

The first case of spotted fever in
Montgomery County this year was
reported yesterday by the county
health department.
The victim is 6-year-old girl
living in the $500 block of Coles
vile road. Silver Spring.
The health department said she
became i'll May S. She has been
admitted to Children's Hospital
where her condition was described
as fair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Austin Rohrbaugh Heads
Bond Club Of WASHINGTON

Austin Rohrbaugh, who heads
his own investment firm and has
been active in finance for 80 years,
was elected president of the Bond
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20

Loughran, John D.
McCubbins, Ben, jr.
McDevitt, Ronald F.
Mcdowell, A. w. K.
McFetridge, James c.
Mckay, Joseph G..
Mcknight, Kent A.
McNenny, Patrick j.
Mathews, s. NJ, jr.
May, Paul F.
Mehserle, Henry j.
Meredith, Ernest A.
Miller, c. j., jr.
Million, Eugene 8.
Montgomery, w. j,
Nook, Joseph
Norton, Richard A.
Nye, John F.
Olson, Richard L.
Pomerantz, r. s.
Portocarrero, ]. o.
Reid, John A.
Robinson, Wallace A,
Ryder, Da wson A.
Schneider, Allan M.
Scott, Ma cGregor G.
Sellers, Jay G..
Shugart, N. ", jr.
Slawson, Paul s., jr.
Smith, George H.
Setback, Crandal W.
Sommers. John E., ir
Stevenson, Eugene o,
Sugar, Marvin L.
SuSsman, Derby J.
Swaren, John W., ir.
. Taylor, Roger H., jr.
Terrell, George A.
Thompson, Robert D.
Thompson, r. D.. jr.
yecchiolli, John c.
Vissering, John C.
Wanbaugh, Peter M.
Wells, Peter M.
Wiley, Donald A., jr.
Williams. Henry G.
Wittne, Henry J.
ZayatZ, Michael, jr.
Zuleta, Guillermo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
the following:

OAAC AOA4OWulB.
Baden. Thomas B.
Banf1eld, T. ", II
8assett, Alden. B.
Baturin, Richard H.
Belt, Robert H.
Btttner, Barry N.
Bonneville, D. A.
Bonneville, W. w.
Brendel, 10
Van Brott, r. P.
Canestri, Mario J.
Cannon, James r.
Caradec, Andre L.
Cavanaugh, T. j.
Chaplin, Arnold B.
Cole, Thomas e.
Collier, William q.
Common, Samuel r.
Danque, Neil C..
Day. Douglas T., n
peBoskey, WentZle ]
Delehanty, G. j.
Dickey. Leonard M.
Diehl. Hickey W.
Dougherty, John, 1r,
Duvendack, W. H.
Behaves, MatiaS, jr.
Edmiston, w. B.
Edwards, Willard L.
Fitzgerald. Peter J.
FoSS. Walter l., III
Freer, Albert p, ir.
Garland, John v.
Gideon, willard s.
Greene. w. L., jr.
Hamilton, Frank p.
Henneberger, John {
HERBERT, Etcle F., il
Howard, Irvine, ~
Hicks, w. L., jr.
Hilland, Richard W.
HotchkiSs. E., III
HudginS, Thomas B
JfmeneZ, Juan G.
Jones, Robert F., jr,
Kennebeck, G. R., j.
King, Richard B.
Kittler, Richard M.
Krutz, Robert c.
Ievinson, Alan M.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-05-20
Tydinqs to Broadcast

Senator Tydings. Democrat, of
Maryland, will speak over radio
station WGAY at S pm. tomor-
row when the Silver Spring Civil
tan Club presents an II Am an
American Day" program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16

Beach, Calf. six brothers A. l..
pickrcll lockwood, Tenn; f. x.
Pickron Boyd, Md; 7. R. Picllrell
and Hiram Pickroll, Front Royal, Va
-. f. ri. krell, Alexandria Va; and
Salisbury riclrcll, L. s. army in
Korea
She was member Of st. Johns
Lutheran church at Red House She
was president of St Johns Mission
airy society and was also serving her
second term as president Of the
+ynodical missionary society of the
West Virginia Lutheran synod.
Funeral services we're conducted on
Wednesday afternoon from st. Johns
church at Red House, with Rev Luth-
or l.. Hare, pastor Of st. Marks
Lutheran church, Oakland officat-
ing, assisted by Rev Olonzo P. Fike
Accident. lnterment was in the church
cemetery. Pallbcarers were Baity
Ridder, Cecil Right, Virgil Right
Keith Stahl, John and Edward Pick
rcll
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16
CLEON CLARK

Cleon Clark, 50, died suddenly at
his home in West Palm Beach, Fla,
Monday evening, October %. He was
the son Of William and Lillian Bowers
Clark, Of this county
Surviving are his wife, Mary Viii
lard Clark; one son. Robert; one
daughter Mrs. Margaret Handy;
three grandchildren, Bernard Clark,
West Palm Beach; Can and Claude
Clark, Oakland; four sisters, Mrs.
Mabel Riser, Mrs Evelyn Hershey,
Elizabcthtown, Pa; Mrs. Rut h
Frame, Clarksburg. W Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16

good. She was member of the Evan
gelical and Reformed church, Grants
Vile, the Womcn's Guild, and the
Homemakers' club.
Survivors include her husband, five
sons, Walter and Irwin Beachy, vii
kinsburg, Pa; Forrest. Vernon and
John Beachy Of Grantsyile; four
daughters, Mrs Dewey Bittinger, Ak
ron, O.; Mrs. Raymond Rosenburger,
Grantsville; Mrs Herbert Beckett,
Brecksville, o.; and Mrs. Robert
Ross Williamsburg; four sisters, Mrs
John Folk, Grantsville; Mrs. Clarence
Wisseman, Williamsburg; Mrs. Irwin
Engle, Warren, o.; and Mrs. Lloyd
Engle, Meyersdale, Pa; three broth
els, Harvey Livengood, Hobcrt Liven-
good, lockwood, Pa; and Samuel
Livengood, St. Paul, Pa; 81 grand
children and ten great grandchildren.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16
THANKS VOTERS OF COUNTY

| desire to express my thanks to all my
friends for their support at the General
Election which elected ne a member Of the
House Of Delegates.
/ wish 10 thank ana commend the Re
publican district committees, and especially
the one in l,1y home district, Swanton, No. /,
for the fine work they did on Election day.
I shall do my best to merit the conf
dence Of the citizens of this county.
ARTHUR II. GREEN
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16
DEEP CREEK LAKE

Mr. and Mrs. O. Halscy have re-
TUNED from Madison, Wise, whore
they visited their daughtcr-in-Iaw,
Mrs. Kenneth Halscy, who accom-
panied them upon their return as far
as Pittsburgh whore her husband is
employed. They also visited their
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-11-16
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However, certain things seem plain.
Beyond question the outstanding sig
Hifcant and most Important of these
is the great victory upward OF no.
coo majority of Senator TAFT IN
Ohio. All over the country there is
relief and rejoicing at this among
Democrats as well as Republicans
who fully graspcd what was involved
in the anti-Taft fight. That was far
more than party fight or a state
fight. 1t was far bigger than MI
It presented the most vital national
issue of the whole campaign.
F"r MI lal' $ opponent was 'o'
the democratic parry, Il'S 'r"i 'P-
poncn'@ We're ''' la''r PoI'''''','S
VINO TOOK over inc DelnorI"'le parry
IN "hl"' ''''aho'' an" u''''''" '"'
Evening star., 1950-09-29
SITUATIONS MEN

ACCOUNTANT. "a yrs. old, B.B.A.
decree. ~ yrs. acctg. and ofhce
mgr, desires perm. location; excel
lent local refs. Box 150-B, Star. 1.
pies; Is years on iast job. vi, e. Jsa67:
COLLEGE HONOR GRADUATE, %.
speaks. reads, writes Spanish, Rus
sian, desires editorial, clerical inter.
prefer pos. MR.. FULLER, DE. 9645.
COLLEGE TRAINED ex-Army Capt;
naGs "a 'Fs expe4aace 9a mEes extrsnsy sass
high 10 and sales percentile ratings;
willing to travel. Box 441-X. Star.
OFFICE CLERK. or timekeeper; coll
ooughly trained and experienced. La.
PHoToaGGRAPHER desires part"time
5e6 s E SIX gssr gsssTs hssnsn experience nd IN eld
or write Box 166-B, Star.
SALES MANAGER desires connection
with established firm; transportation
and Government contacts as well as
experience selling top commercial
supervising once help; 35. married,
own late-model car; minimum, 500
wkly.. Write Box AJAX, Star. l.
MAN, large family, needs work des-
peEaGelys Yrs. exp. sud-. OF main
tenance; do any kind of work; very
good painter. mix colors; do swing
stage work; drivers license; use Of
pickup truck, go anywhere. 10.
3-432S. 10. 3-4S91. 3O'
MAN. colored, wants cafeteria work;
morn. until 2.:30 pm; exper., ref,
will accept other. AID. 1916.
MAN, 20, electrically and mechan-
ically inclined, wants steady full
time work Please write in details.
YOUNG MAN. %, vet. years coll
lege and some law; some mechani-
cal ability, some office experience,
ability to learn; good references.
Reply Box 442-X, Star. 90"
YOUNG MAN wants biological posi-
tion. has B. 8. degree and one years
experience; desires to earn $40
weekly in permanent position. Box
DIsABIED VET. 90, student. seeking
night clerical employment; knows
shorthand and typing. Box 155-B.
Star. 1s
EMPLOYED CoLORED MAN desires
week end employment as porter,
elevator operator. or cleaning once
or stores; experienced. Call after
$50 pm, DE. 5S55. 30'
COLORED MAN wants Job; work in
store or as stock boy; 10 years old:
must get S35 or $50 a week and
summer vacation. 10. 2-3733. L"
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP WOMEN

PLASTICS--Experien woman, 30
40. to sell variety of articles; refer
ences; excellent salary and commits
EASY, EXTRA MONEY, sell Xmas
cards, stationery, napkins; coun-
try's outstanding line; no exper
needed: sell on sight; sample fold
erS free; boxes on approval CO.
LUMBIA ART STUDIOS. Dept. WI,
RE. 47l6. II
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP WOMEN

YOUNG LADIES (2). part time or
or full time, to work on drug
SaaRMAcY fGnaaREsMlA s6oi RsF st. st. NV MoRS1N RSa
YOUNG WOMAN, knowledge of figures
and typing. old established firm,
5-day week, convenient location.
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP MEN

STONE MASONS-Plenty of work
top pay. POTOMAC CONSTRUC.
TION CO. Some set terrace Jobs
Out Ga. ave. TO Forest Glen rd.
right mile to Reddick, left 3 blks
to Job; ~. 7,9730; Il
collection agency. Must be exper
Apply Suite 616, 14O6 G st. NV.
go
TELEyISION and radio serviceman
for outside service work; must have
some training or experience in ra.
dio; car not necessary. Call OK
1174 for further information. .
TELEVISION serviceman: expert.
enced. for inside work; paid vaca.
tion; good future for right man
Cali CH. 9145 for appointment.
TELEVISION SERVICE MAN, exper
only; service and installation work
CARROLL'S. 719 H st. NV. ME
2646, ia. 0967. q
TELEvISION SERVICEMAN with car
excellent opport. for right man
Apply 1911 Nichols ave, Sc
Evening star., 1950-09-29
MOTOR TRAVEL
TELEvlsIoN REPAIRS

ALL Ty SETS repaired for Sl.5O
plus. list price of parts; 24-hr,
service; 9O-day guarantee. ST.
ANY Tv. SET repaired by EXPERT
technician. $1.50 plus list price of
parts; day or night. RE. 2233.
ALL Tv SETS REPAIRED, 24-hour
service; 81 so plus list price Of
Evening star., 1950-09-29
DRY CLEANER
ASSEMBLER

Experienced. Apply 720s New Hamp-
shire ave. 80
ELEVATOR OPERATOR, colored. Ap-
ply ALBAN TOWERS, 300 Mass.
ave. NV. Il
refs. Apply in person, OAKLAWN
PHARMACY, 1920 10th st. NV.
FOUNTAIN GIRLS-Full and part
time; exper. only; no Sundays, no
holidays. NATIONAL DRUG CO..
rngqtlr LOCO Gem on ave- nv, 80
only. Apply FIT. STEVENS PHAR-
MACY. .6130 Georgia ave. NV. IL
FUR. SEAMTRESS, experienced. 726
11th st. NV. KAY'& FUR sseooP.
Evening star., 1950-09-29
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

ADDITIONS, porch Enclosures, base
ment improvements, etc. For a So
luton to your problem or an esti.
mate, call MR.. WILSON. AT. 41O0.
ADDITIONS-Complete undermining
of homes, stores. etc. MR.. LAW
RENEE, RA. 97O3.
ADDITIONS. fine home improvements;
long, easy terms. HAMILTON CONST.
CO.. RE. 4477. 3Os
ADDITIONS and modernizlng cellar
TO roof. Call ST. 3366-67 for free
estimates NATIONAL CONTRACT.
ING CO, 1908 Eye ST. NV
AIR-CONDITI0NING UNITS STORED,
repaired and serviced. Call Ii.
3-4112 R: g. NJ. REFRIGERATION
CO.. 214 L st. ne.
YOUR PHILCO AND YORK
AUTHORIZED SERVICE DEALER
ALTERATIONS, additions; all types
of construction by local builder. M.
LIBERATORE, UN. 2150. a
BRICK WORK, walls, chimney, fire.
places, repairing. First-class work.
manship. MI. 611S. after pm.
BUILDING, brickwork, carpentering,
plastering, cementing, waterproof
ing, roofing, wrecking; workmen
equipped for large or small jobs;
Al colored workmen. HU. 65S5.
Evening star., 1950-09-29
statesmen

WE ARE CONTINUALLY EXPAND.
ING OUR SALES ORGANIZATION
BE 9eN YouSa SSagAMHANfEH NAN Who AN4 ESTERs SARA:
4THRRAYEsN 3HR YEsNfb0H HbS0VE P6An P6siTrNE %E YIN S%PJEE
AS BIG AS He IS ABLE TO FILL
CONSUMERS FOR OUR LUziAHNf af1fSf
COFFEE. THE STARTING SALARY
u $50 PER WEEK. THE REST Is
UP TO YOU. PHONE MR.. MORRIS
.ST. 1854 FOR INTERVIEW. -2f
Evening star., 1950-09-29

EXECUTIVE-TYPE SALESMAN
To represent Brown & Bigelow,
calendars and advertising speciai-
ties. Free sales training; appli-
cants must be 20 to 40 years of age
ana own car. Only men with
previous selling experience will be
Christmas season in our "a years.
Call SH. ,20S0 for interviews, Sat.
and Monday. 80
Evening star., 1950-09-29

ROGER Smith HOIEL
put your spare time
to work; earn money the easy way,
from home. Call UN. 1855. p
JEWELRY SALESWOMEN, excellent
working conditions; opportunity for
advancement; permanent position,
scfHwAkRTTz RI g. soS. 5SSns 7os I'll 7hAsnEs st. ix'
JEWELRY SALESWOMAN, good sal
ary, commission. vacation. bonus;
experience essential: permanent
ARTHUR Markell, INC, MA. 59Sl
need two managers at
once for ladies' haberdashery; one
local. one out OF town; state quaIifi-
is an exceptional opportunity for
aggressive party. Box 140-B, Star
LABORATORY TECHNICIAN for doc
tors offlce. with some exper. in
x.ray technique. Phone OR. 750O
Office FIFE CLERK. PERI age 20 to IS. aIs Per-
manent position. must be neat and
eseeTie1ee gh Ssp EnFe; sn o
e t. MAsH1NRaToN 1HRgT5S Y PsosTEb Rf1Ssn'
FOODS. INC, 415 10th st. s.w. i
OFFICE WORKER Will consider
bright. willing beginner who can
type well. Interesting. valuable
training: Good salary. permanent
PARr-TiME SALES, minimum sG earn
GREEN. 716 18th st. NV. -3
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP DOMESTIC Cont }

COLORED WOMAN, reliable, for
g.h.w., to live in. Must be fond Of
children. Recent local references re-
Quired. Good salary for experienced
person. Call ia. $500. 80
Evening star., 1950-09-29
Statesmen

WE ARE NOW IN OUR BEST SEA.
SoN SooMEo oF n T6 TIE SEX EEAE MRAr WY WE HSRE k3T
To OFFER? HU. 6240 FOR AP.
POINTMENT. BOOK OF KNOW
Evening star., 1950-09-29

TELEVISION SERVICE MEN
Opening for experienced man; will pay
top salary plus car allowance; steady
employment; no antenna work. Call
MR.. HARRIS, SH. 800. II
Television service men (2), experi-
enced benchmen; excellent oppor-
tunity to enter nationally known
organization. Call in person.
DISTRIBUTORS
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP WokAEN tcont. }

CASHIER and MGR 1000 operator
Accounting background desirable;
top salary. company benefits includ-
ing paid vacations. See Mr.. Kyle,
BATES JEWELLERS. 901 F st. NV
CASHIER, shift, exp. nec., apply
HAJEE, Famous for Chicken. 1905
H st. NV. 80
CASHIER for front ONCE. must be
experienced. Apply Manager. LA
h RAYETTE HOTEL. DI. 4210. Il
CASHIER. check out; exper.: needed
|, for super market: apply SUITLAND
SUPER MARKET, 1854 Suitland
nd. s.e.. Mr.. Douglas. 10. 9-S300.
CASHIER, MGR, in credit cashier OF :
nee. 40-flr. wk.; permanent position.
many company benefits. Apply per-
sonnel offce, SEARS ROEBUCK q
CO.. 1900 Wis ave. NV
CASHIER AND CIGAR CLERK COM
bination; Hours to 8 pm. daily;
must be experienced. ALBANY
PHARMACY, 18th and II SITS. NV.
80
CASHIERS for main cashiers office
permanent position; 40-hr. week;
many company benefits; experience
helpful but will train capable person
Apply at once. personnel office
SEARS ROEBUCK g. CO., 1900
Wise. ave. NV. -29
Evening star., 1950-09-29
statesmen
uPHOLsTERING AND SLIP COVERS
NEW HIGH
COMPENSATION PLAN

We, have excellent opportunity for
come selling slip covers, reuphol-
steering and new furniture. We
furnish all leads and make def
mite appts. for you. Our new
compensation rate is far above
that usually paid. Full training
given.
Apply to CUSTOM UPHoLsTER1NG
AND CARPET CO., sol r. I. ave.
ne. L. A. Kuhn, Sales Manager.
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP WOMEN

wanted by old-es-
tablished contracting and sales firm.
Capable of doing diversified work
and learning switchboard. Perma-
nent position. THE HAMPSHIRE
CORP, near Peace Cross, Bladens-
burg. Md. Call UN. 0300. ask for
Mr.. Travers. 30
STENOGRAPHER, 5-day wk; apply
ROSSLYN STEEL & CEMENT CO.,
303l K st. NV, NE. 5000. 4
some knowledge of
figures, old established firm; 5-day
week, convenient location. Ma.
1894. 3
STENOGRAPHER-Exper for perm.
position. 5-day wk Pleasant sur
roundipgs. Good starting salary.
2111 E st. NV. ME. 0160. 80
STENOGRAPHER, age 1885. must be
able to take dictation. meet the
duties % aI Appis Ssq MI Hooyer etsi EMERl asTais.
GENCY HOSPITAL. Il
Evening star., 1950-09-29
statesmen

statesmen wanted by large nationally
known manufacturer. Must be SO
to 40 years Of age, own car, and
to retailers; salary and expenses,
with opportunity for advancement
to right man. In reply. state age,
education, marital status and sum-
years. Box 3S4-T star. e
Evening star., 1950-09-29
SITUATIONS MEN 8 WOMEN
SITUATIONS DOMESTIC

WHITE COUPLE desires position az
resident manager. good experience
ana references. Box 79-B, Star, 3Os
Evening star., 1950-09-29
HELP WOMEN

HQsTEsSsn;-Eves:. s p:m. to I ami
background; steady position, Apply
Mr. Raubitschek.
ROGER SMITH HOTEL
Evening star., 1950-09-29
STENOGRAPHER

There is an opening in our Labor
. Relations Once for a woman be-
tween 21 and 80 years of age who
is interested In q permanent posi-
ton. 5-day. 40-hour week. Ap-
plicant should be neat IN appearance,
courteous, able to give good at
tendance and capable Of passing q
physical exam. Reasonable short
hand and tipping speeds are re-
quired Apply Personnel, Room 500
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-09-29
STENOGRAPHER

Excellent opportunity for accurate.
ambitious girl, in wholesale plumb
ing and heating supply house; per-
manent position. with good starting
not essential, If applicant is quail
fied willing worker; 5-day wk. Call
ST -0050, Miss Wittstatt, for appt.
holland COMPANY, INC.
"a K Ct NJ z
Evening star., 1950-09-29
MEN

Colored paper handlers for SATURDAY.
night work. Apply ready to go to
work to malroom foreman, Mr..
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1950-09-29

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Evening star., 1950-09-29

STEN0GRAPHER. for general ONCE
work; good oppor. for advancement;
salary, $40 per wk. to Hart ST,
2272. Room 81. 925 15tN st. n W..
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-09
Odd-Space Closets
Solve Old Problem

Where 70 find closet space IN an
older house as usually q problem.
Miss Louise Thitcomb. extension
home management specialist at TIE
University Of Delaware believes
lsne has some suggestions for find
Ing extra spaces for building cl0-
sets.
a good closet for work clothes
could BE- located Al one end of he
back prch-- II a bedroom borders
on the porch. a closet might be
built % the porch ana a door cut
through the house wall
II space under the stairs can he
reached from the side. two closets
may be built a low one with hooks
easily reached for the childrsns
coats and wraps and a larger and
higher one for the grown folks
wraps.
The stair VIII In some houses
cuts of just the space that would
make N upstairs bed room closet
By placing the bottom Of the closet
y 10 IS inches above the room 10
or. the space above II can SIN be-
used for garments without inter
feTing with bsadrO0m On the stairs.
A room that IS cut OF by a slop-
ing roof can have q closet running
back under the OTeThRng. With a
little ingenuity the space can be
used TO advantage.
Often some unused space at the
end Of an upper hall can be cut of
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-09
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Hayfng

"1lat1B1 operations marx the be-
ginning ~ . BeABOu when farm NJ
ol9eDfs gBB B1gb," sajd WB. 81. Zen
1srB02 eONBfy agent, Doday 70
assBfe safsfY sjiG ayOl1 l0st time.
ebeek equipment carefully before
bayiB9 starts,
~ 0B the lo0k0uf for defective
pitcher fDDGs. DulleYb, IFS. baI
laokf aBd l81ders. A1B0 cbsek the
moving equipment carefully ~ zee
that aafeiy fU8r0B are lD place.
The National 6afetY Council re-
eOWiDeBds tllaf special precautions
BE- taken ~ prevent falls from hay
Jaeks 8B0 bay staeks Make sure
ihaf lOft n0OrB IRE 90 good repair
8ud bay obUtns guarded ~ avoid
falls. SDneial eaJe should be TAX
lDV ~ making starts and stops
While loading. especially Oh rough
ground Neyer dism0pDt from ira
et0rB or movers while they are iD
operation.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-09

easily Tor a closet Sometimes a
han which cannU be corta5,oa 81
.thls way Is hrua6 enough to have
a shallow warlrObe hu5lt 1enElh~
WISE IN IL ANY closet should 81 q
liIrle wider than q garment banker
50 thar 6 lenEthwise rod can ho pGa
IN and hansers used with o..
When two a65oil3ug he6rooms
have a sufncientlg long partition
between them ana one IS larEe ems
Ough 70 spare about ? feel al0nE
this partition. another wan can ~
built parallel 10 the original nagtl-
ton and the interrening space dl0ia
I'd into two long, shallow closets,
che for each room.
Corner closets are another pac-
ucal suggestion Tor a bedroom. IL
these can be made almost square
except Tor a dias0nal door across
The corner thar projects, they WA
take shelves al ripht angles ana a
garment rod under one shelf
Closet space may sometimes De
found when a sman bedroom is re-
modelled for a bathroom. A noon
6 X 10, for example is at least 3
feet longer than Is necessary Tor
fnl bathroom equipment Tbs eS~
ira length can De parOOOnea OF b
make a closet.
A government bulletin. ~CloSetS
and Storage Spaces" Is available
nom County Extension OfliceS IA
Newark, Dover and GEORGETOWN.
Milford chronicle., 1950-06-09

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