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Friday, October S, 1947 The Newberry Sun % Hire The Handicapped-It’s Good Business “Hire The Handicapped Week, October 5-11” £■7 NO LUCK TODAY, IF « HADN'T TOLD THEM ABOUT MY DISABILITY I WOULD HAVE LANDED THAT JOB. MAYBE YOU'LL HAVE TO GO ir^ss-vTO WORK. kV LOOK, JOE, DON'T QUIT. PLENTY OF PEOPLE WITH WORSE HANDICAPS ARE MAKING A GOOD LIVING. w /v T v-^ YOU BECAME A SKILLED WORKER IN THE ARMY AND YOU CAN BE A SKILLED WORKER IN INDUSTRY / '/> WHAT YOU CAN DO If You Need Workers: Always consider disabled veterans first for your vacancies. We may have just the man with nec essary special skills to meet your re quirements. Please PHONE 122, or write 1015 CALDWELL ST., NEWBERRY, and give the State Employment Service an opportunity to serve you. If You Need A Job: We will help you find a job for which y«u have the necessary training and experience. If you need advice or assistance in selecting or preparing yourself for a better job, come in and let’s talk it over. Phone 122 or visit 1015 Caldwell St., Newberry, S. C. There is hardly a business, shop, factory, or organization in this area that can’t employ disabled veterans to do a job as well as unimpaired employees. ; j | . i / A survey just completed by the Department of Labor, in cooperation with the Veterans Administration, proves the point They went into all kinds of light and heavy industries and got the facts from industry’s own records. i The physically impaired had fewer work injuries and were on the job as regularly as the unimpaired. In pro duction, not only produced as well in most cases but better in some. Naturally, the disabled veteran must be placed in a job in keeping with his special skills and physical capacity. \ c * * j » It’s just good business to weigh skills, experience, and physical capacity against the requirements of the specific job. It is the job of the Veterans Employment Service, cooperating with the local offices of the State Employ ment Service, to be of assistance to employers and to disabled veterans looking for a job. If we can be of help during National Employ the Physically Handicapped W eek, or any other time, please call on us. Fairfield Forest Products Co. J. Dave Caldwell City Filling Station “Next To The Pott Office and Just as Reliable” Nichols Studio Newberry Ins. and Realty Co. • E. B. Purcell, Manager Reagin’s Shoe Shop Carryteria W. O. Wilson Young’s Fruit Store Chapman-Hawkins Buzhardt Furniture Company Lominick’s Drug Store Bergen Clothing Company T. Roy Summer , Ritz Theater Coca-Cola Bottling Co. Gilder and Weeks Davis Motor Company L. A. Wilson & Son W. E. Turner B. C. Moore and Sons, Inc. Newberry Lumber Co. Clary Feed and Seed Store R. M. Lominack Hdwe. Spotts Wholesale Grocery Carolina Remnant Store Maxwell Bros. & Lindsay, Inc. Furniture Newberry Creamery Home Furniture Co. Clary Clothing Company Newberry Monument Co. D. L. Laird Radiator Works Carpenter’s Stokes Drug Store i W. H. Davis and Son G. B. Summer and Sons Hamilton’s, Inc. Thomas and Howard Co. Sears, Roebuck and Company Spotts Grocery Store 1251 Hunt Street Odorless Cleaners Mrs. J. W. White ./li ^ Whitener Lumber Co. , V , Lonnie’s Service Station j Farmers Ice and Fuel Co. College Street Texaco Station Firestone Home and Auto Supply Store Wells Theater Carter and Blalock Spartan Grain and Mill Co. S. C. National Bank