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Mar. 04, 1966 - Clean Sweep Cuts Accidents.: Nearly half of the 750, 000 accidents at work in the United Kingdom annually are, either directly or indirectly, caused by untidiness through lack of good housekeeping. Realising the need for firms to keep their houses in order the British Safety Council will shortly be circulating throughout British Industry 200, 000 posters featuring Good Housekeeping. Brining a touch of glamour to one of the more duller chores in industry will be British Safety Council's Miss House Keeping For April, 21-year old Jan Carson. Miss Carson is shown in the poster using a giant broom to emphasise the point that the amount of times it is used is more important then the size. She is currently appearing at the Raymond Revueber, Scho. Says Miss Carson: I think good housekeeping in industry is just as important as good housekeeping at home. Keeping things tidy not only prevent accidents - it makes everything look neater. Photo shows Pictured at the Oasis Swimming Pool today, lovely Jan Carson holds a giant broom to emphasis the point that the amount of time it is used is more important than the size

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