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policies, consider purchasing separate coverage for items of high value such as furs, jewelry, cameras and antiques.
Above all, keep an inventory of personal belongings, as well as a list of serial numbers on such items as color television sets, typewriters and sewing machines. Detailed descriptions of stolen items will be helpful to the police in case a burglar DOES strike. YOUR PLACE OF BUSINESS
Lock him out. A sturdy lock can often completely discourage a timid burglar and at least make a bold one work harder. Count the keys. Experts advise that records should be kept on key distribution. Employees should be required to turn in their keys when they leave the business. Sound the alarm. Burglar alarms are perhaps the most obvious means of burglar protection but, surprisingly, they are not widely used, and many are so poorly maintained that they fail to work when needed. Put burglars in the spotlight. Businessmen should try to provide a lot,pf light»J>oth inside and outside the store. Use gratings, special glass. Heavy metal window screens and doorway gratings are an
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