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TMtmSDAY. SEPTEMBER 22. 1955
THE PILOT—Soullieni Piaaa. Worflt CMoUiia
PAGE SEVEN
j^art-Time Jobs
As Interviewer
Open In Moore
The Employment Security
Commission of N. C. is interested
in securing the services of part
time workers who will be em
ployed as interviewers during
periods of heavy wokloads.
Wokers are needed for Carth
age, Robbins, Southern Pines and
Pinehurst, reports L. Garland
Scott, manager of the Sanford
ESC office.
These positions will be particu-
larly interesting to housewives,
persons who have retired from
fuU time employmei^^ and persons
with handicaps who are unable to
take a full time job, said Mr.
Scott.
Applications must be submitted
immediately for examination to
be held on October 14. Applicants
must be either a college graduate
or have at least four years’ ex
perience in public contact activi
ties. Salary will be $1.60 per hour.
’ Any person interested in these
job openings is asked to contact
the office of the Employment Se-
.curity Commission of N. C., 234
Carthage Street, Sanford, immedi
ately for application forms. Tele
phone number is SP-ring 3-6081.
Comprehensive Forest Fire Control
Plan Will Go Into Operation Oct. 1
FOR RESULTS USE THE PI
LOTS CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
A comprehensive forest fire
cohtrol plan — in which several
State and Federal agencies will
cooperate with the Department of
Conservation and Development’s
forestry division, the State’s large
landowners and forest industries
in the detection and suppression
of woodland fi^es—^will go into
effect with the beginning of the
forest fire “season” around Octo
ber 1.
Annouricement of the new plan
was made by Director Ben E.
Douglas of the Department of
Conservation and Development.
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PINEHURST. N. C.
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Douglas termed the agreement
;“The most comprehensive plan
ever worked out in the State to
provide for .better protection of
our more than 18 million acres of
woodlands against their deadliest
enemy—fire.”
Cooperating with the C&D De
partment’s forestry division are
the following agencies: U. S. For
est Service, U. S. Weather Bureau,
the Army, Coast Guard, Navy,
and Marine Corps, the North Car
olina Wildlife Resources Commis
sion, the State Prisons Depart
ment, the State Highway Patrol,
the State Highway and Public
Works Commission, the Division
of State Parks of the C&D De
partment, the State Bureau of In
vestigation, the forest industry,
and large landowners.
Conference Was Called
, The plan, Douglas said, is the
.outgrowth of a conference called
by Governor Hodges last July 12
in Raleigh at the request of wood
using industries of the State to
see what could be done to
strengthen the present forest fire
control work now being done by
the C&D Department and the for
est industry.
, “The private and public agen
cies, which have agreed to aid us
jn the detection and suppression
of forest fires in the State, are to
be highly praised for the services
they are volunteering in helping
us prevent, combat, and control
woodland fires,” Douglas said.
, Special attention will be given
Jo fte so-called “forest firebugs,”
who deliberately set forest fires,
Douglas said.
, Commenting - on the plan,
which he and others worked out,
State Forester Fred H. Claridge
said: “The plan in itself will not
extinguish forest fires, nor will it
replace the use of common sense,
good judgment, and initiative;
however, it will be a valuable aid
to the forest fire fighting organi-
aztion in discharging its responsi
bility under the law.”
cent), and products for external
use (38 per cent). Lead is the No.
1 kiUer among the external use
products, and arsenic is second.
Caustics, such as lye, cresO‘1 and
ammonia, rat poisons and fly
sprays also rank high. Other dan
gerous products include shampoos,
rubbing solutions, bleaches, moth
balls and furniture polish
W. TYNER
PAINTING & WALLPAPERING
205 Midl&nd.Road
Phone 2-5804
SOUTHERN PINES. N. C.
SOUTHERN PINES WAREHOUSES, Inc.
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POISONS KILL CHILDREN
Accidental poisoning is one of
the principal causes of home
deaths among children under five
years old. Three main groups of
poisons caused 99 per cent of the
deaths: drugs (35 per cent), petro
leum products, of which kerosene
is the most important (26 per
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