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Evening star., 1951-04-07
THE EVENING STAR
CLERK
110I Penna. Ave. NV.

LII GVGN1N0 y ! AT
110I Penna. Ave. NV.
CLERK
office work. Must be good
st. figures; Some typing necessary.
CREEL BROS, INC.
1911 14th st. NV. la
CLERKS swhite), under SO. Per-
hr. wk.; annual starting salary,
S2,100 ($40.3S weekly. Good cp-
portunity TO advance; liberal yaca-I
ssayisMs srsssnsl sfes. an NAF1oSxn f siso dGo
GPApHIc SOCIETY. Ord and ri
CLiEERsKi-.TYprsT-Young 1iE lady As to an
swer phone, type. file; ONCE. Conn.
and and K St. a;w;; pleasant working
CLERK-TYPIST, permanent position,
sAFIHoLa shsHE aiT RdsS Iss ME- CO. A9sPass
CIERK-TYPTsT. bethesda area. 35-
ment. Apply in person, COLUMBIA
SPECIALITY CO.. sos Bradley blvd,
Chevy Chase, Md, 8 am. to 1890
CLERK -TYPIST, excellent opportunity
for good typist in life Insurance
ONCE. Must be accurate. Age 25 to
cTERk.TYpisT. % 2fi old e; established mort
eoReenienf eaee Sah leeatIon eomRans NA $751;
CLERK-TYPIsT, white. experienced,
for permanent position: knowledge
with figures helpful: 5:day week;
ABBY NATIONAL IfTHo Co. IsS5
cLfRkATYPTsr, IIaR sti hiT; 5-day week. Apply
cEGRk-TYfTsT LEI IT fii I'I for accounting dept.
S4 ssE dsy TYP typis rsaN Agsitud
BRoss', sS Nc. 1890 1850 oakie 'aS% St. 'a;e..
cLkRS. Il; g,2SSpi excellent oDpo1tu. maS
nifty for inexperienced young girl
in claims dept. Of insurance CO..
intdsresalns and sonsens SGrk epYroe IL meaern oee
5-day wk. Salary open. See MR..
LEONARDO. $50 Woodward Bldg.
CLERK -TYPIsT, casualty insurance
claim office: interesting work, good
nanY salary Ssay Tsse Teenbdns Ssrs Monds2
Sterling 1855. -8
OLEnN-1 IIAoIs Ill dCCUuIiLlIiB OulCc.
Apply general ONCE. WARDMAN
PARK HOTEL. 2600 Woodley I'd.
CLERK TYPIsr, several. between
age 20 and 35 for home ONCE
Of q life insurance company; pleas
advancement, 35-hour, 6-day wk..
vacation with pay. See Mr.. Bryce.
1915 K st. NV, 2nd door. 8 am.
to 4 pm. IS
CLERK-TYPIST - Rent department,
real estate ONCE; refined surround
ings. air-cooled building. fluorescent
lights; 5-day. 40-hour week. BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. 1417 K street NV.
CLERK-TYPIsT for bookkeeping dept.
OF lumber and millwork CO. in Be-
thesda. Md. opportunity for ad-
yancement: must have aptitude for
figures. Box 123-Y. Star. -
RK-TyrISTS-Two desired: Is
to 35. fast typing necessary, for
permanent position with patent law
firm; 5-day, 37la-hr. week. vaca-
ton and group disqualification. Start
SNcAgTFR TSGS RTpthly' A1IMPNr rh9ns fSr spM spIt
MEL, MA. 7440, SIS 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

ACCOUNTANT AND OFFICE MGR,
permanent position with reliable
architectural firm; preferably woman
between 80 and 3S. Call HO. APO,
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OhIIIAJIVIIIIN
Appliance and TV statesmen for out
side selling with new, fast-grc ing
department store.
Excellent Working Conditions
Must Have Car
Highest Commissions Paid
Direct Store Leads
SHIRLTNGTON COOP. DEPT STORE
Arlington, Va.
OV. 5401 Mr.. Tav'or
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CASHIER. busy cigar counter. ex-
perienced references. Closed Suns.
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
CO. 1000 Conn. ave. NV. -
Palace Theater has
an attractive opening for an exper.
enced, active woman will be given
consideration. Apply in person to
Assistant Managers ONCE. -S
CASHIER to operate MGR 1000 ma
chine; excellent salary; pleasant
working conditions. EISEMAN'S. F
Cashiers (e), 1885, experienced;
selling newsstand merchandise; S35
to start, plus meals. Apply Rm.
2O6, WASH. NATL. AIRPORT. 5
Evening star., 1951-04-07

COOK, experienced In Jewish and
American cooking. IRvINs, I'll
COOK. "a asst. to chef, experienced on
seafood; good salary to start. Apply
IN person. no phone calls. 1906
COOK. good Job for right party. Apply
In person. Mrs. McVey. STRATFORD
HOTEL COFFEE SHOP, Is e st.
NV. No phone calls. -
COUNTERMAN at DECATUR LUNCH,
4726 14th st. NV; good wages;
COUNTER MEN. experienced. Apply
Mr.. WELLS, Black Chow Rest. $500
Wisconsin ave. Bethesda. 8
COUNTERMAN. Kosher style DELI
eatessea ,s;s Il, Must gI be expert salesman.
ton. Va. TIE. 0096. II
COURIER, ONCE boy, not over 20
yrs. Of age, 5-day, 40-hr. week,
starting salary $40, opportunity
for advancement. Telephone, RE.
CRANE 0PERATOR-Truck crane ex-
perience, year round work. Apply
3619 Benning rd. ne. IS
CREDIT CLERK-Young man, exper
helpful but not necessary; good
starting salary; pleasant working
conditions and company benefits.
Apply in person to Mr.. Winstead,
CASTELBERG'S 1904 F st. NV.
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S11x1OI 7 I GO1G
We have an immediate opening for Q
good colored driver who Is neat IN
appearance and between 25 and So
years Of age; previous experience
and D. c. permit required; must be
able to pass physical exam. In ad-
dition to salary, generous. company
dement's will be provided. Apply
days. S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone
calls.
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MANAGER
CONN. AVE.

Sportswear and apparel
shop, outstanding position,
top salary. Call EX. 1912,
Mr.. L.
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SALESMAN WANTED

salesman for institutional
wholesale grocery firm in and around
Washington. We offer a wonderful
opportunity to a man who is am
bilious and wants to connect with q
progressive house. Canned and fro
zen goods. Your reply confidential.
Our men know of this ad. Write
Evening star., 1951-04-07
STENOGRAPHER-
CLERK
THE PULLMAN
COMPANY

Apply Room 200. Union station
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JUNIOR CLERK
LEDGER CLERK

1101 Penna. Ave. NV.
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HELP MEN

JANIT0R-For apt. house. Must be
utilities furnished. Apply 2730 wis.
ave-, NV. -8
JANiTORS-Appiy 4815 27th st.,
Mt, Rainier. Nd. JIN 1923 -S
Evening star., 1951-04-07

A(O<A tCt-e-s o6oA.
USHERS
Young men, ages Is to 26, for day
LoEw's PALACE THEA1TER. '' vs.
WASHING MACHINE MECHANIC
Opportunity is waiting for the man
who can service automatic and
psssseaXDs ca MR. "sihsss nstes5fd Ct os
WASHING MACHINE REpAIRMaN,
home appliances; excel. opportunity,
good working conditions and pay,
truck 10y furnished. Call MIR. West
YARD HELPERS HELPERS for Falls church
branch, Fri. evenings and all day
Sat; must be able to. work both
times; permanent positions. Write
% Mr.: Cozan. HEcHINGER CO,
B9Ycolossd Sore porter ESqa xork i9 dTgg
MAN assi OVER S1E so for food store room in
club, knowledge OF bookkeeping es-
sential. state experience and pre-
vious employment. Box 2s1-T. Star.
MAN to help around stable and
RipINd fsaSh df'ssaai scEooL. ooLs0lo ST. g ajW'
MEN-You can earn S100 week and
more; experience helpful but not
necessary; canvassing nationally ad-
vertised watches on credit; car not
necessary. Contact Mr.. Joseph.
NEW YORK JEWELRY CO.. 71e
MAN, NOT OVER 35, to work and
live on poultry farm. Arm. house
with elec. refgr. and stove. GALL
LOT POULTRY FARMS. Telegraph
rd.. Alex, Va. Engleside 9S-W-11.
&
MEN, for servicing once machines.
permanent position. local training
state age and education. Box 174-V.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
CAREER MAN

ance CO., experience unnecessary;
salary. S4.S00. WIN train and de-
yelop qualified man. Write Box
S9-z, star.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
ENGINEERING
JUNE GRADUATES

A well established local organisa-
tion desires to add to its staff q
married veteran, $3.50 years of age
who will receive o degree in archi-
engineering this June. Write to
box number giving full particulars
regarding personal data, Job expert
ence and courses taken in college
RnY 1RR.Z Star
Evening star., 1951-04-07
THE EVENING STAR

CLERKS, for our art department,
some knowledge of art helpful but
not essential. Apply in person. 10
CLERK -TYPIST. for accounting dept;
better than average typist; aptitude
for figures: 5-day wk. FORMAN
BROS. INC, 1850 Oakie st. ne.
CLERK-TYPIST for bookkeeping dept.
of lumber and millwork CO. in
Bethesda, Md. Opportunity for ad-
vancement Must have aptitude
for figures. Box 122-Y, Star. II
CLOTHING statesmen (2)-Expe-
handsome salary; good opportunity,
Apply Mr.. Jack Silverman. SUR
PLUS SALES, 925 Pennsylvania
Evening star., 1951-04-07
CLERK-TYPIST

We need the services Of q capable
who enjoys working with figures and
is capable Of typing 80 words per
minute. This is an opportunity to
get . start on the business side of
She newspaper. Apply Personnel.
Room 506. Open weekdays. $40 to
3, and Saturdays. q TO
THE EVENING STAR
Evening star., 1951-04-07
HOSIERY GIRL.

And cashier. Some knowledge
of handbags. Steady posi-
ton in shoe store. Must be
capable of taking full
charge.
JETTICK SHOES
1887 F ST. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

THEATER MGR, colored, 4O-50
years, must be sober, honest de-
pendable; permanent position for
right man who is able to work long
hours. Apply by letter only, 1915
TILE III II Examiner, an experienced. do Food
salary and working conditions. g.
day week. Apply Box 277-T. Star.
TRASH TRUCK DRIVERS and help
srs wanted. Apply 6:45 am, 1915
TRUCK DRIVERS, experienced with
cinder block and brick. Call HO.
7442 after $50 ewes. $
TYPIST,. age 20-35. for position with
expanding organization: all modern
employe benefits; must be accurate
with minimum speed Of 30 words per
min; excellent salary for qualified
person. Call RE S125. -12
TYPIST, for retail credit ONCE: ex-
perience not necessary. Apply
HOLLYWOOD CLOTHING CO.. 703
18th st. NV q
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HELP WOMEN

COLORED MAN. with car; must have
references. SCHWARTZ'S FUR
SHOP. 704 18th st. NV. 3
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CAFETERIA COUNTER
AND FLOOR GIRL

White. for desirable work in
one Of Washington's better
downtown cafeterias. Regular
hours, no Sunday work. Salary
scale S35 to S42.50 q week
and meals; uniforms furnished.
Also group disqualification and
vacation plan. Applicant need
not be experienced but must
be steady, willing worker with
nice personality and like to
serve the public. For further In
formation. Mr.. McGarraghy
at 511 14th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-07

exper., with or with
out tools. Hu. $500 after 8 pm.
master mechanic, To-
cal experience in estimating and
supervision. Write full particulars
OF experience, reference. license
held and salary desired. All in
formation held in confidence. Will
consider co-ownership. Box 201-V,
ELECTRICIANS HELPER, experienced
preferred but not nec.; must be
steady worker and have transporta-
ton to shop East Riverdale, Nd.
Phone eyes,, all day Sunday, WA.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
FARM MANAGER

For working and managing q small
beef cattle farm, miles from Lees
burg. Va, excellent newly decorated
tenant house. Good pay; applicant
must nave enough all around farm
experience to operate on year around
basis. Please send letter, giving ex-
perience. THOMAS MELOY, 452
Swami ave-, Alexandria, Va.
AND WIFE, not over 50.
work. 2 rooms and bath, Infur-
, nIiShed. III. ov: 1851 or DI. 3346. 8
FINISH CARPENTERS - Kenwood
Golf q Country Club, River I'd. and
FIooR LAYER kHssantea Wanted at MGI Once. P.op.
FORD. 81. 1850 or SH. 6456. IS
steady employment,
[ssidential work. See Mr.. Machir, at
M1,r ~; q = ~ A. n sso MILLER DEVELOP
OR. 4464,
Evening star., 1951-04-07

SECRETARY, JR.
PART OR FULL TIME
Attractive opportunity for young
woman; interesting work in con-
genial oflce; 371a-hour, 5-day week.
disqualification. 3 weeks vacation
ST. 2640 liz
SILK FINIsHER, good pay, steady Job.
2317 18th st. NV, CO. 1894. IS
sTENoGKAPHEa TENS Rsb E6r95s and goWadgs ses
accounting. Reply to BOX 1857,
Star, giving. full particulars of back
ground and salary expected. IS
STENOGRAPHERS CD. Falls Church
area. Why spend all that time rid
ing the bus in and out Of Washing
ton every dayP Here is an excellent
opportunity for 2 wide awake ste
nographers, l to act as record clerk,
handle deeds and contracts and
the second stenographer for dicta-
ton and ofice work. for a Falls
Church firm. Excellent salary for
the right persons. Phone FA. 1890
for interview. -8
Evening star., 1951-04-07

WANTED = TRUCK DRIVERS AND
MEN odno For LANDscAPING. CALL
Evening star., 1951-04-07
8 PLUMBERS
AND
3 HELPERS

Steady work; report to Mr.. Click, at
the Gelman project. Viers Mill I'd.
and Randolph rd.. Montgomery
County.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
PAINTERS

RAlN'lERS
Va, job located on Mon; /;
rd.; steady. work with good pay for
experienced men. Report to MR..
PARKING ATTENDANTS, white or
colored, exper., must have D. C.
drivers permit. Apply in person.
PARRING GARAGE and service sta
ton attendants; experienced, with
D. c. permit; day and night shifts.
See Mr.. Jones, 1649 Kalorama I'd.
PARTS CLERK for Ford dealershiD;
good salary. working cond.. employe
auired. See MR.. Johnston. North
east Motor Co. 920 Bladensburg
PASTRY BAKER Danish. French
decorating. Good salary, steady posi-
= ton; Call 70. $500: o0:,.8
nate Sundays. State salary desired
and particulars. Box 1S1-Y, Star.
PHARMACIST. experienced; references
required; no nights; closed Suns.
and holidays. NATIONAL DRUG
co. 1000 Conn; ave. NV. -
white, good mechan-
les; CAL SH. 1888. la
PLUMBER, must be first class, also
one exper. helper. Come ready for
work, 8 Mon. morning. 3507 Rus
sell rd., Alex. Va -S
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HELP WOMEN tcons.,


We desire the services Of q capable
woman, woman o 25.35 e years Of age. whe
5-day,. 40-hour week; generous en-
ploye benefits in addition to salary
Apply Personnel, Room 500. Open
weekdays S:30-5 and Sat. 81. Nc
phone calls
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CLERK
3 PM. TO 11:30 Pm.

The Star has available q permanent
position in the service department;
5-day, 40-hr. week; company bene-
dts in addition to salary. 1928
years of age, capable of doing de-
tailed clerical work, and willing to
sonnel Room 500. Open weekdays
S:30-5. Sat, 81.
Evening star., 1951-04-07
DEBIT MAN

Opportunity for a capable industrial
life insurance agent, age 1880,
married; salary guaranteed to start
with unlimited earnings assured
later. MA. 2443. Ill
Evening star., 1951-04-07
LIBRARY CLERK

Over 21 years of age, some college
training. knowledge of tipping, neat
in appearance and willing to give
In our editorial library; 6-day, 40
hr. week. Apply Personnel, Room
500. Open weekdays. S:30-5 and
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CONTINUED On Next Passj
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TYPIST-CLERKS

Girls, Is or over. for tipping and gem
eral clerical work in local oflce OF
nationally known electrical manu-
facturer. Call MR.. J. A. EDNER, ST.
S0S2 -l3
Evening star., 1951-04-07

Handy man; single; middle aged;
some plumbing and carpentering;
salary, 500 month. Apply 1928 9th
I st. NV. 8 to 9 am. --12
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
State Sales Tax
Reaches New High

j. Willard Tawes, State Comptrol-
Ter, has announced that the retail
sales tax for the year ending June
80, 1851, was $3O,513,O64 This is
an increase in collections of $2,11O,,
604.61 over the previous year.
It is interesting to note that this
increase of over two million dollars
came, despite the fact that in No
vember 1850 the State Legislature
raised the exemption level from Is
cents to so cents and also removed
entirely the sales tax on food, soaps,
cleansing fluids, detergents, baby
oils and baby powders.
Washington County was the fourth
highest in sales tax collections, with
a total of 1896, 888.O4.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
Housing Authority
To Open Rent Office

Officials of the Housing Authority
announced last week that construc-
ton on the WestvieW and Parkside
Homes has now progressed to the
point where they can estimate an
occupancy date.
WeStvieW Homes in the Lanvale,
Buena Vista and Main Avenue area
in the West End, is expected to have
approximately twenty-five Units
Ready for occupancy in January
1852. Parkside Homes, in the Su-
man Avenue area, is expected to
have several units ready at the same
time.
The Housing Authority has rent
ed an office on the First Floor of City
Hall, formerly occupied by the Re-
cruiting Office, where applications
will be received and processed. Mrs.
Phyllis c. Barr, of Hagerstown, will
be Tenant Selection supervisor.
Although no definite date has been
established, as yet, for the accept
ance of applications, it is expected
to start within the next few weeks.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
Methodist Women
To Hold Bazaar
St. PauPs W.S.C.S. Annual
Event, Nov. Is, To Feature
Turkey Dinner.

The annual Christmas bazaar and
turkey dinner will be held at ST.
Pauls Methodist Church social hall
on Thursday, November Is from
HOO am. to 1870 pm.
Mr.. R. B. Wyand, general chair
man has announced that a full tur-
key dinner, with all the trimmings,
will be served at noon and evening
and that all committee chairmen are
busy working out plans for what
they hope will be the most success
full of these events. A fish pond for
the Riddles and adults has not been
overlooked and the booths will fea-
ture, aprons, novelties, fancy work,
plants, cakes, candy, preserves, jel-
lies and parcel post packages.
Mrs. A. J. Kriz, ticket chairman
has distributed tickets to all circle
leaders and you can procure your
dinner tickets from any member of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service. There will be tickets for
both adults and children.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
Boy Scouts To Camp
On South Mountain
Operations Adventure" VIII
Be Held October 81 And %.

Scouts and Explorers of the Wash
ington Area Council, Boy Scouts of
America, comprising Washington
County, and Franklin and Fulton
Counties, Pa, will participate in
Operation Adventure" on South
Mountain, near the Dual Highway,
the week end of October 20-21.
Roland Hebb, chairman of the
the program, opening on Saturday
at 3 pm. and closing on Sunday af-
ternoon, will be packed with ex-
periences in Scout Skills in outdoor
living.
Noel Murray, chairman of the
council training committee, is de
veloping a series of adventure trails.
Troops will be presented with awards
for their Scouts participation and
each Scout participating will be pre-
sented with a neckerchief slide.
Serving with Mr.. Hebb and Mr..
Murray are: VIM. B. DiGiammarino,
South Franklin District Commission
er; Charles L. Segersten, Washing
ton County District Commissioner;
Walter w. Kittel, Washington Coun-
ty chairman of activities; E. War
rem Smith, Washington County chair
man of advancement; Joseph H.
Lands, South Franklin chairman of
training; E. K. Mowen, Earl J. Good
ing and Earl Lightner of Hagers-
town; and ]. Warren Large of
Waynesboro.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
'C'8S tnunity Chest
Budget Is S122,979
Drive VIII Be Held During
Week OF November 9 To Pro-
vide Funds For Eleven Agen-
cies, AS Well AS U.S.O. Odello
Letter Is General Chairman.

The Board of Directors of the
Washington County Community
Chest voted unanimously at a meet
ing held on Monday, that the budget
for the forthcoming Red Feather
Drive, which will be held the week
of November 9 through November
Is, will be $122,97900, which will
provide funds for the forthcoming
year for the eleven Community
Chest members supported by the
Community Chest, and also the
U.S.O.
The eleven agencies are: the Boy
Scouts, the Boys Club, the Day Muir
sery, the Girl Scouts, the Girls Club,
Santa Claus, Inc, the Salvation
Army, the Summer Fairgrounds
Cloth city and county,, the Volun-
teers of America, the YMCA, and
the new North Street YMCA.
Despite the fact that the North
Street YMCA is a new agency to be
financed from the community chest
funds, it is gratifying to note that
this years budget is only six thous-
and dollars more than last year.
p In setting the budget for the cam
paign, the Board of Directors paid
a high tribute to the Community
Chest Budget Committee who, like
the Executive Board and the Board
of Directors, all work on a voluntary
basis. The members of the Budget
Committee are: Charles Wagaman,
Hagerstown Attorney, who is chair
man; Lloyd Stouffer, secretary-treas-
urer of Pangborn Corporation; Floyd
Bennett, treasurer of Fairchild Air
craft Division; Henry Startzman,
Potomac Edison Company engineer;
and Ellsworth Roulette, president of
the Nicodemus National Bank.
Roy Dancer, Sr., president of the
Chest, following the setting up of
the budget, introduced Odello M
Letter, the general chairman for the
campaign, who Immediately follow
ing the meeting began the task of
setting up machinery for the drive
and further details, including the
names of the various committees and
division chairmen, will be announced
by him in a few days.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
Noted String Band
Will Be In Parade
Sixty-Piece Delaware County
Band Returning For Mummers
Parade. Congressman BealI
Hopes To Get Air Force Drill
Team For Parade Also.

The Alsatia Mummers Parade this
year will again feature the reap
pearance of the sixty piece Delaware
County String Band from East Lans-
downe, Pa, that made such a color
full hit with parade viewers last
year. This band is known far and
wide for its famous recordings, and
was one of the top prize winners in
the Philadelphia Mummers Parade
of last year.
This outstanding band is unique in
many respects. The regalia of the
musicians is one of the most lavish
seen in parades anywhere. The or
ganization of the band comprises the
regular brass Instrumentation, aug
mented with accordians, mandolins,
guitars, banjoes, and even bass fid-
die that is borne along by its player
throughout the parade.
The string band will present a
brief concert in connection with the
Coronation ceremonies in the Public
Square prior to the parade move
ment on Wednesday, October 81. It's
appearance here this year will be
sponsored by the Hagerstown Laun-
dry, Inc.
In addition, Congressman j. Glenn
Beall is trying to secure the Air
Forces Drum and Bugle Corps and
Drill Team for the Parade, and
definite word from him regarding it
| is expected within the next few days.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1951-10-11
Fire Prevention
Is An ALL Year Job

Fire Prevention Week is again
nearly over, and unlike many other
weeks set aside for some special in
tention, this week has a particular
significance to the public.
Fire Prevention Education is a
process concerned fundamentally
with the acquisition of knowledge
and the attainment of skills to be
utilized in the removal of circum-
stances under which uncontrolled
and unobserved fires might occur.
These circumstances include hazards
existent in the physical environment,
hazardous and negligent practices
and unsafe conditions which are al
lowed to continue because of lack
of knowledge of proper fire safety
standards.
A few minutes spent each week in
brief inspection of the house, barn,
other buildings and fields could pre-
vent a catastrophe. If in doubt, ask
the advice of the local fire official
After all, the final objective of the
Fire Service-paid, volunteer, forest
patrol or Deputy Fire Marshal is to
prevent the loss of life and the de-
Struction of property entrusted to
their care.
Remember, anything that is done
now or the rest of the year towards
Fire Safety may have a direct bear
ing on the fire loss in the years to
come.