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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1952 DOC#: NSC253 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: General Sessions - 40th NSC - Index to Transactions of all Sessions VOLUME , TMAIMACTION \ GENERAL SESSIONS | 4tli National Safety Congress (Index to Transactions of all Session) : L * 4 l . Kl A A c t. tf|, b C j I Offiom, in stees iSrsd fit,*rd of Directors. Ann-#I Council Meeting Mfiiiwtes A feen-Ager SfMsafcs. Up lety froffi W hat? Address -by !`li H,, DMrlxm'i i.d :;l;,i8ib(. by H o c Luther W. >V-esgdll!ii ?: 1 t 1* s Pioneers Hewioresf P, r H bSp'O'Btiori EstbfcP 'ttb1 mm ---fiCEUOSkCll Safety O o v k h c H am aam Chm m m , Bern* o f D in ttm t: R F . a u f m t , Director, Employee * 1 m pm * . * c. h r. President: Ne H Du m w i , Pm idcnt, National Safety Cotndi, Oaioso, IH Vice-President for A n : Gtnr L. Norn*, M-- |H g Director, Na- tioiiI Committee on Boys sod Girls Chib Work, Chicago. 01. V k -President for Finance, m d Treasurer: G n s a F. Gsrz, Jit. President, The Globe Corporation, Chicago, DL Vice-President for Homos: W. A. Stxwah. PitadeM , American Optical Company, Scathbrvtge, Hass. Vke-Prsident for Industry: D*. William P. Yant, Director of Reiearch and Development, Mine Safety Appliances Co., Pitts burgh, Pa. Vke-Prtsidemt for Local Sajeiy Organisations: RoeeaT R. Sn(% a u s s , President, Atlas Auto Finance Company, Atlanta, Gs. Vue-President for Membership: Roan* T, Ross, Manager, Employee Servkeji, Industrial Retetk*, Ford Motor Company, Dearborn, Mich. , 'ue-President for Pwbtk Information: Bov Lewis, Executive Editor. NEA Service, Nnr Y * , N. Y. Vice President for Schools end Colleges: Da iSo>!r> C. H unt. General Superintendent of Schools, Chicago. III. Vke-President for Traffic and Transportation: Feankun M Kjuewi.. Director, Traffic Division, International Association of Chiefs of Police, Evanston, III- l 'ice-President for Women's Activities: Miss Makion E. Maetin. Commissioner of l,abor and Industry. State of Maine Augusta, Me Sec *crv: R. L. Forney, General Secretary, National Safety Counc' '"hkago, 111. Assistant Treasurers: B. B. McCulloch, President, Bureau of Safety, | K Chicago, HI-; H. H. Gu o iw a i, Director, Accounting Div.. National Safety Council, Chicago. 111. .1 V- i o D in a o r s The Chase few d Jm . 5, i m ) DSeocSocSt Nsieend Gypetsm las m i Eiecuk Ga, Set M d Insrant* Cm., Boston, Life b w n H o t G., Hart- Power Insiti G*, >*11**, -- -- dra*j.--U..--jP-lS^.-j i)`G'ttjEWTi-lw rriiyfcww TOmmjih Ce.. i n n Products, lu e, Q m - ra OK tinP6Cv6<nL LOIniliaSuU smammm tvo^tAwjhCUShmjm[^Mfi,^ Y*$* Safety GseuciS, Osicago, I li d o l Directors, Procter and dation Department, E. L du [ton, Dd. (d d Directors, United States Gustav Mr s hast, ___ tnd System, New Yqefc, P j b u i Mtosav, .......... D .C T homas L P, of ht United GwWmT-^n-f*L__A. * Hs99BB9s PS. Board of Directors, New York Cea- o industria! Orgpariaatke 1952) E osle, N, U fe Assurance Society Etectrk Girporatwi, W. &. & UnsBWSi, Qttrnian, Boord of Directors, The Tesas CotnjMny, New York; N. Y. WauUAN A. S w tlM , President, William Siraon Comstnxtkm Co., Leo Angeles, Cslif. H bbwmu E S tu ra , Member. Board of Directors, Unito! Stai Rabber Co, New Yeefc, N. Y. Jouir S m o n ti, Y****, N. Y. Aanttne E SnonOAas, President, Union Pacific Railroad Cts., Omaha, Nebr. De. Josw F. THOMHOX, Chairman asad President, iuiiermtiottail Nickel Company of Cenado, Ltd, New York, N. Y JOAir T. Tam *, President, Pan-American Airways System, New York, N. Y. TaoMjU J. Watsok, C.airman, Board of Directors. ittilmea*S Business M adrina Costs, New York, N. Y. C E WitsoM, President, General Motors Corp, Detroit, Midi. C a a is B raut Wimaw. President, Deere and Company, liiotne, H. Romiti' W. Woonatrrr, Chairman, Executive Cammittoe, i.Tw CosaCola Company, Atlanta, Ga 5 miiuiilliiilli National Scdhrty board o f v m e c ro m of tht Board ?/ Dirretort: E. F. Bu p M e Redlatikonns Department, E. !. tSu Pant de lac, Wihmngti Del Director Eta& , V k fO w rm m of the Board of Directors: ***.UW M. KtKL, Director. Traffic Division, international Assocwriot* of CtMets of Police, Evanston, 111 A. F. Allen, President, Texas Employers' Dallas, Ter Aasodatkai, j. 1. Bant -,h, Consultog Engineer. West Los Angeles. CaJii Wiuuam E. Barton, Manager,'Labor Retatian* Department, O s ber of Commerce of the United States, Washington, D. C C. W. BotQVtst, Indianapolis, ind. R. A. L. Bogan, Executive Vke-President, The G rq fm o il Corpo ration. Chicago, 111. Nohman E. Boaccasosr, Assistant of Public Instruction, Lansing, MR State Depart* Hakxy H. Bkaines, Executive Manager, Western Penraylvania Safety Council Pittsburgh, Pa. Fxejb W Bbaun, Vice-President--Accident Prevention, The Esaptej'ers Mutual Liability Insurance Company of Wisconsin, Wausau, Wi$. T heo Brown, Director, Deere and Gel, Moline, 111 E. J. Buhner, Chairman of the Board, Salver Fleet Motor Express, Inc., Louisville, Ky. As rati W. Cantwell, Director, First Aid, Water Safety and Acci dent Prevention, Aroe`"can National Red Cross, Washington, IX C. R ay Cabs, Advertising Counsel, Portland, O re J esse Claxx, Grand President, Brotherhood of Railroad Signalman of America, Chicago, 111 Reginald M. C leveland, Assistant to the National Advertising Man ager, The New York Tiroes, New York, N. Y. W illiam L. Connolly, Director, Bureau of Labor Standards, U. S. Department of Labor, Washington, D. C. Da. B. L. Co u r t , Executive Director, Milan ee Safety Commis sion, Milwaukee, W'is. C haxles R. Cox, President, Keunccott Copper Corp., New York, X. Y. Exnest G. Cox. Chief, Section of Safety, Bureau of Motor Car riers, Interstate Commerce Commission, Washington. D C. R. S. Damon, President, Trans World Airlines, foe.. Kansas Lily, Mo. N atio n al Safety Co M fKr ...... .mmimii WI|UlUHia,IIL,M.LIH.,l,|||||||,L||,,iHt,,),||B Safety Council nsamnce Assndatiao, Angeles, Calif. is PlpilmBBt, Q ua* afcn. O C he Greyhound Cargo lent, State Deptrtmeiit Weaten 'Pmmybfmta irw tion, Th* Empteyf W b a w Wans. UL Fleet M otor Express, /star Safety and Aeriom, Washington, D C of Railroad Signalmen driual Advertising Mao* . Y. Labor Standards, U. S. raafcee Safety Ccmm-iss- iper Coc$>, New York, B a re * o f M otor Car* VrAmgto D . a, h e , Kansas City. Mo. N o H. Deabbokm, President, National Safety Council, Chicago, I1L }. B ta m Ooasrrr, General Manager, Association of Casualty and Surety Companies, New York, N. Y. . F. so P u rr, Director. Employee Relations Department E. I. d*i Post (k Nemours & Co., Inc, Wibmngto, Del. ^ Matiik P. DinuciN, President, United Association of journeymen and Apprentices of the Plumbing and Pipe Fitting Industry, Wash ington, D. C. Wauacs Falvey, President, Massachusetts Bonding and Insurance Co , Boston, Masa Kick Fox, Editor, "Successful Faraantb** Meredith Publishing Corn ' posy, Des Moines, l a C. H. Gaulaway, General Manager, Safety Products Dimka, Atnertean Optical Company, Scsithlwidgy, Masa G so sa F. Gtra, J a , Presktent. The Globe Corporation. Chicago, III. Gobbuk C. Gcahah, Srocrvisor, Safety Edncatkm Dcpartmnnii, De troit PuMk Schools, Detonit, kick. Howas Gamuch, General Agricultural Agent, Chicago & North western Railway Co., Chicago, UL W. E m Haul Managing Editor, Mason City GJobe-Gaiette, Mast*! Gty, Iowa. I t A Hakschnbk, Safety Director, Swift & Co., Chicago, 11 O R Hastwir. General Safety Supervisor, Crown Zelkrtedi Cot- paritka, Portland, Ore. Da Henou C. Huirr, General Superintendent of Schools, Chka.go, UL Has lb P. Jackson, President, Bankers Indemnity Insurance G., Newark, N. J. Groat* A Jacoby, Director of Personnel Services, General Motors Corporation, Detroit, Mich. Mas. Gcoac* W. Jaqua, Winchester, IndL Joseph M. Kajtaw, Secretary-Manager, Greater Los Angetes Chap ter, National Safety Com al, Los Angeles,, Calif. E. W. Kem5-tom, Assistant Vke Prtsidmt, Industrial Relations, Urnted States Steel Company, Pittsburgh, P a W Aum G. King, New York, N. Y. (Died Jan. 14, 1953) kiss. Fata W. Knight, Cartcrsville, Ga. Fbaxeux ML Kjueml, Director, Traffic Division, International Asso ciation of Chiefs of PoF :e, Evanston, III. Wali-cs G. Lfjxx, P ' -dent, Walter G. Lcgge Co., Inc., New York, N. Y. Boys Lewis, Vke-Pressdent and Executive Editor, NEA service, Inc, Nw rY ork, N. Y. T homas H. MacDonaus, Cdnuasssicaier of Public Roads, Bureau of Public Roads, Department of Commerce. Washington, I), C. 7 i - Maui i*. CouarisKoaer of L ater aad Maine,. Augusta, M e I. W. ICjUJUHt, H ata* M. Meses. President, Brtupnom Casi Operators' ten , Wnrhinglnri, D. C D. . Mumkkh. Superintendent I Safety, New York C te tn l %*to, New York, N. Y* HaMuMHljnpftOun.tfLitilf.AMi-liiWv__Qm_T.f, D9ImQirmesct*IoT-rW.TW-S-taf-W-l-dpOaIrI-Qaa(InmMdJIE- mploy R tete , lad* Go L N o UaxsMpmg Director, National Coaiarittee on Boy and Girts Q ^ w k T O r i c V , . H em & Nchth. Vke-Presktert, Metropolitan l if e Insurance Com pany, Sat Francisco, Cal. Cu stok^V^ F baimm, President. Michigan B d Telephone Company, H abev L. Fammi, --~ m ~ , ~ Rdbter Co, MfTmiiilm. m Salee. Goodyear Tire & Ham Rsaa, Executive A oste* lo i t Scoeltfr>TRMnrr, Cmi m of Industrial O f imnjiiiertr--t W sd rin gf. u . C A. Y. 8o8m N Superintendent of Safety * Welfare. Duluth. Mimate k leen Kaeerr T. . ... Ford Motor i Rdatons, Dr. K. Framo* tepe. Northampton, Professor of S^jh^ wsbMri Smiitfe Col- Hotmtuume Lax E. Sksml, Oriel Eighth Appesale District, ~ ' Court o f'Appeals of Ohio, yimamiIK, i Jtnsta* dS*vBu&A& a89a ^ .*FVSiQ. KIBRag tfeltWQS AA iD$0 *Sfmlaft.Bmene Atlwta, Ga. R. T. Senna**, Viee-PrestdeaL Elliott Service Company, Mount Vernon. N. Y. (Died Nov. 1.1952) L*muk J. SoaxHsoK, City Trofie Engineer. City of Chkago. Oweago, m. Da. H. J. Stack, Director, Center for Safety Education, S w York University, New York, N. Y. j. C S*XKN*rr, Kreetor, Acoden* and Fire Prevention, National .Association of Mutual Casualty Companies, Chicago, III W. A. Stewart, President, American Optical Gornpany, Soatltbridge, Mass. Miss Junrra C. Wallxil Director of Public Affairs atxi Educati*, National Broadcasting Company, Inc, Centra! Division. Gikajjo, 111. Miss. Gxoace W axes, J*,, Duluth, Minn. De. Gwxqe M. W heatley,, Third Vice-President, Metropolitan I-i* Insurance Company, New York, N. Y. E C Wooowako. Safety Director, A O. Smith Corjt... Milwaukee, Wis. Ite. William P. Yakt, Director of Research & Development, Mine Safety Appliances Co, Pittsburgh. Pa. Hamh C Zclalt, HaKtings-oo-Hudfion. N. Y. (Resigned Oct. 21, 19S2) 8 T te 1452 Atante Mattiate Safety C Grand Bi&Urawn j Hotel, OukagOi, * k Deaseen, Pratitaii,, FoHowing the ting Anthem, the tesoea Reverend Kenneth N. of the C otral Qbnrct After appropriate n|; iqg reference tu tibe Fortieth Awrivemry Safety Congrtsa held Presim Dearborn :: mam,p of the wnx- Kraal, Director oli teteraationd Atsocui hot, and Vka-Chaaiy? Directors of the K',;,i After brief t e t e (Crete proceeded wii:! o M g % urini in parse or by prowi pense wit the cdld: dispaase vratb *he previo* Ammsii.l having been liinriftisi!:! iicobarslsip. Mr. Kmrtl called Xtmrinattng Commi hi tbt foBowing meni': Otero* ; so, E. .1 IS'W.tM'Ht'T Dr. K, Fra!it:'l!!'!l Soci'l1', Dr, Score ;ne;iu;t|[!,,ii: ifatmg C.WnmiiCt, |, Cwtetutk*-; asithars.i:.! rcumc rarDitlSKIb lIM' d it:' the Boari;i of D im excetrt di-:.1 diiBix ol: fisMM. 11 :iiifii^'l:I'Dii'Mi Scott stated,, hh-n: . ree oi the Cooweil iiBiriri!' this nawstog, wof *' mendbers ai1 the 'Cr,hl '<W?. iUUimimfcllliJHKlljtlliHKUi MARITIME INDUSTRIES J 34 2$ U 27 28 JO 31 32 33 w ro IMIUKS MW r Eaxi 40.17 23 25 .5 ias p t e m n t e in ic s m m o# i/be M anant S e c ti o n it the 4 0 tk N ational S a fe ty Congress Accident h m n iBw>on Gene Equipped nd Seff-Uniooder Type Vessels Caffo SUp Operation--Accidents to Crew end Preventive Measure Taken Tanker Pump Room Explosions: A Case History: Caines and Preventive Measures Case History ol Various Accidents Occurring on ummutumumiiHiiun d clanked hh hard hat, his m m : "Boy, am I glad they that helmet r The wcarag icerad at in 194$, has became oar yard, employee atomhoy have them on, and wear thnmgh he main gate. Then d to helmets! not all! Several weeks ago, er was called by a friend to :-end plumbing for him. He an mnraace tram. When the vd and started to work, he goggles. "Are those safety s, they were issued to me at re I work. They alto make hats." "Yes, I know, and id different colors to indicate (hops." "How do you know ever visited the yard, have it in the insurance game, you ings like that. Most every Baltimore, some* mentions tram at the yard." The fj*story in the shop on Monday was he proud of it! rident is a symptom of things ! kind of talk is a symptom t. To my mind, it is a real teasure progress, e ascribed our success to the 'king of management, this is story by any means. Our f witting workers . . . sonar work and others are willing ut two of those who are willre the Safety officer and his T. y for the safety program, we emingly obvious things alike; shop superintendents and ige to reconcile their differwrecking die safety program; f this, realism in the shops s the idealism in the front meat, the safety director, the ndents, the snappers, and the seixtg conditioned to work as safety team, and we hope vie the leadership necessary to ay. lieved a truly integrated pros at the top and extends to m man, ft covers the store ids, the ahopt, and it covers It is a yard wide program. W Hearn f th e MARINE SECTION NATIONAL SAMTY COUNCIL ITSI-S3 Otturai Chairman--CAPT. GEORGE WAUCHOPE, Exec. Vice-Pres., Fane Lines, New York, N. Y. Executive Gemerl CAmrwum--WALTER M. WELLS. Pres., Isthmian S S. Co , New York, if. Y. Fire General Chairman (ShipbuikHng and Ship Repairing)--JOHN G. PEW, JR., \ ice Pres., Stm Shipbuilding & Dry Dock Co., Chester, Pa. Vue General Chairmen (Atlantic Area)--JOHN D. ROGERS, Vice-Pres. Esso Shipping Co, New York, N. Y.; P H IL IP V. EVERETT, Vice-Pres., States Marine Corf., New York, N. Y.; F. 11 ROHRER, Vice-Pres., Grace Line, New York, N Y. Fire General Chairman (Gulf Area)--E. A. JIMISON, Vice-Prcs., Lykes Bros. Steamship Co., Inc, New Orleans, La. Vice General,Chairmen (Pacific Area)--RANDOLPH SEVIER, Pres, Ma'son Navigation Co., San Francisco, Calif.; A. E KIHN. Mgr., Marine Dept., Skukbrd Oil Co of Calif., San Francisco, Calif- Fire General Chairmen (Great Lakes Area)--WM R. MACDONALD, Counsel, Hutchin son fc Co., Cleveland, Ohio; DAVID L. BUCHANAN, lml. Rd Mgr., Pittsburgh S Div., U. S. Steel Corp., Cleveland, Ohio. Vice General Chairmen (Passenger & Cargo Services)--HARRY X. KELLY, Exec. Vice Pres., Mississippi Shipping Co, New Orleans, La.; ( APT JONES F. DEVLIN, JR.. Gen. Mgr., United States Lines, New York, N. Y. Vice Genera! Chairmen (Tankers)--T. E BUCHANAN, General Manager, Marine Deartnwnt. The Texas Co., New York, N. Y.; CHRISTOPHER STORY, Vice-Pres Cities Service Oil Co., New York, N. Y.; W. N. DAMONTE, Vice-Pres., and Man ager, Marine Dept., Sinclair Refining Co., New York, N. Y.; KARL R. KRZ, VicePres., Keystone Shipping Co., Philadelphia, Penn. Vice General Chairman (Coastal Regions and International Satetv Conventions)--VICE ADM. MERLIN O'NEILL, U.S.C.G.. Comdt., U. S. Coast Guard, Washington, D. C Vice General Chairman (Coordination - -Government and Marine Industry > ALBKR't GATOV', Maritime Administrator, U. S. Dept, of Commerce, Washington, D C. Ckatrmm, A fm iw iiij Committee--WILLARD F. JONES, Vice-Pm., Gulf Oii <,Cry New York, N. Y. Secretary (Admiralty and Maritime Counselor)--HENRY C. EIDENBACH. .1lager, Sem* cal & Eidenhach, New York, N. Y. Advisory Committee (Past General Chairmen)--CAPT. EDWARD C. HOLDEN, JR (Chairman), Vice-President, United States P. & I Agency, New York. X. Y ; FRED ERIC R- PRATT. Gen. Mgr., Marine Transp. Dept., Socony-VViiutri Oil Co., New York, N. Y.; LEIGH R. SANFORD. President, Shipbuilders Giunc; c.i America, New York, N. Y.; LOUIS B. P A T E Vice-Pres., Seas Shipping CM {.Robin Line), New York, N. Y.; COM. ROBERT C. LEE, Exec. Vice-Pro.?., Moor McCCrmaik. 1,.iner-. New York, X. Y.; WILLARD F. JONES, Vice-Pres., Gulf O. .'ot p , New York. N. VC; CARTER KENDALL, Chief Safety Eng., Be?P:ehe.:-i :1 v n.. HeUdr-hem, 4S> JimtumiliMIHMtmilllUIIIUUlHIl!- Pa. CARL . HOLMES, Mgr., Claims DcM- M anli k >1*1 ---- i__ t u . ' Voti. N. Y.; CAPT. E. W. FtSKE, J i t , M * ? 0 a ^ Si i C A PT U N K H. CoSN. j Z f . A R T H im t TODE, C e o 2 ii n B * i J T y . * 3 ' A m rtm tG m e m l Ckoirmm ( F u * TM , O m m O km ft M eetings)-H. M. WICK, Asst Viee-Pr., American Bureau of Shipping, New York, N. Y. Assistimi General Chairman (Membership) CAPT. H. St IEHLE, Director of Safety, Farrell Unes, New York, N. Y. .`(flout Generai Chairman (Cargo Vessels)--L. H. QUACKENBUSH, Stales Marine Corp. of Del., New York, N. Y. Assistami General Chairman (Petroleum and Tank Vessels)--FRANK W. MILLER, Asst Mgr , Operations K v , Esso Shipping Co.. New York, N. Y. Assistant Getterai Chairman ( Stevedoring ) --G. H. E. BUXTON, Director, Safety Bureau. New York Shipping Asm., New York, N. Y. Director, Pnbiic Relations end Publicity--FRANK BRAYNARD, Dir., Bureau ot Infor mation, American Merchant Marine Inst, New York, N. Y Director, Maritime Associ Homs--Safety Cooperation asid Attendance--HL J. BAKER. Secretary-Treasurer, American Merchant Marine Inst, New York, N. Y. Director, Safety information and Posters--`CAPT. R. E MACKEY, Asst M gr, Operatkms Dir., Marine Dept, The Tekas Co., New York, N. Y. Editor, Marine News Letter--S. B. PARSELE, Marine Dept., Socony-Vacuum Oil Co., New York. N. Y. Regional Activities and Committees Assistant to Vice General Chairman (Coastal Regions and International Safety Cooventkins)--CAPT. GORDON A. LITTLEFIELD, Executive Secretary, Merchant Marine Council, U. S. Coast Guard, Washington, D. C. Assistant Chairman, Atlantic Region--Tanker Operations--CAPT. WILLIAM G. AN DERSON. Mgr. of Operations, Marine Kv., The Atlantic Refining Co., Philadel phia, Pa. Assistant Chairmen, Gntf Region--Ships and Stevedoring--1CAPT. RALPH L MOCK, Supvr., Accident Prevention, Lykes Bros. S. S. Co., New Orleans, La.; EARLE SMITH, Safety Dir., Waterman, S. S. Co., Mobile, Ala.; O. P. YILLARRUHIA, Claim Agent and Safety Mgr., T. Smith & Son, Inc., New Orleans, U . Assistant Chairmen, Pacific Region--Ships and Stevedoring--JOSEPH H TRAVERS. Mgr., Acc. Prev. Bureau, Pacific Maritime Assn., San Francrwu, Calif.; HARRY E AVERY, Safety Engineer, Matson Navigation Co., San Francisco, Calif. Assistant Chairman, Southern California Region--Ports and Terminals--REAR ADM FRANK D. HIGBEE, U.S.C.G. (Ret), Warden of the Pc t of Los Angeles, San Pedro, lif Assistant Chairman, Great Lakes Region--Bulk Carriers--WM. ECKERT, Mgr,, Safety Dej., Interlake S. S, Co., Geveland, Ohio. Assistant Chairman, Great Lakes Regton--Towing--J. B. GARBUTT, Mgr Gatins and Insurance, G re a t L a k e s T o w in g Co., Oeiwhnd, Ohio. DWector, inland Waterways, Operations and Nks>I*kYtish-CHESTER C. 'HOME SON, Pres., The American Waterways Operators, Inc., Washington. D. V 50 Smentii Servit Clummem, Cowm WALTER S York, N. Y. O m rm m , SAs> of American Chaerma*, Starti Safety asatwS Assistant Chain Safety Engr. Sun S. 8 Hr Newport Nr .PELL, jR , Groton. Cow Motile, AL, ChtMrman, ...ngt L.S.C.C., As ton, D. C Spedal Mom1#* ' Yale Univm Special Gow m ClaMmcm, -itci irt C. SHE PH li Menrhani: Ma CAaiLma,, Como j. M. W IL L Brooklyn, N. CAowwkh, Stsfel LAWRENCI IL S, CLo.m. L CKamow, .SLu-iLi1 HER LEA, ;i Stetlirfsin'b,. L E, , I 'l Safety L'iiiJ'b De pi.., LLLi.'-L'ii BInif ifcLnO-r-'I'Ll, <ANK H. COCAN, Stmt, " * Co., Hoboken, N. J .; )-- , U. WICK, A m EHLE, Director of Safety, KEN BUSH, States Marin*: 'r a n k w . m il l e r , ass*. >N, Director, Safety Bureau wRD, Dir., Bureau of Infnr- UtendanceiL J. BAKER, rw York, N. Y. KEY, Aset. Mgr., Uy>eratio Socony-Vacuum Oil Co.. atenm ioeal Safety Convcn Serretary, Merchant Marine APT. WILLIAM G. ANntic Refinitsg Co., PhtladH- :APT. RALPH L. MOCK, lew Orkan*, La.; EARLE L ; O. P. VILLARRUBIA. nr O rlean*. La. -JO SEPH H TRAVERS, ancix, Calif.- HARRY E iw.-isco, Calif. i TerminaLr-REAR ADM Port of Los Angeles, San M. ECKERT, Mgr.. Safety IRBUTT, Mgr., Claims and TESTER C THOMPSON, , D. C. j . \ Chtmman, C o m m its fa r the Advancement o f Safety in the American Merchant Marine WALTER E. MALONEY, Prea, American Merchant Marine Institute. Inr.. Rev. York, N. Y. C ksM M , SUO Owners Associations C'twnmittcr---GEORGE W. MORGAN. Pres., Assn, of Amerkan Ship Owner*. New York, N. Y. Chairman, Statistics and Contests Committee-- CAPT. H R. ROSENGREN, Dir <,i Safety and Cargo Damage Prevention, Moore-McCormack Lines, New York, N. Y Assistant Chairmen, Shipbudding and Ship Repair ConwnMer---ROBERT G. LEWIS. Safety Engr., Bethlehem'Steel Co., Bethlehem, Pa.; EDWARD WHITE, Engr Son S. B ft D. D. Co, Chester, Pa.; HERMAN J. NORDSTROM, Safety Engr Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., Newport News, V;,,; R. B. CHAP- PELL, JfL, Industrial Relations Mgr., Electric Boat Dri\. General Dynamics. Corp., Groton, Conn.; I. C. YATES, Dir. of Safety, Alabama Drvtlnck fir Shipbuilding Co, Mo**k,, AM Ckmrmam, t.ngmeermg and Mimmam Standards Committee--CAPT. A. A. SMITH. U.S.C.G., Asst. Chief, Office of Merchant Marine Safetv, U. S. Coast Guard, Washing ten, D. C Special Maritime Advisor (Marine Engineering)--H. L. SEWARD, Profe wr Linen m' Yak University School of Engineering, New Haven, Conn. Special Government Committees for Safety m National Defense Chairman, Safety Policies for Regulations and Ship inspection REAR ADM HALL'.KT C. SHEPHEARD, U.S.C.G, Chairman, Merchant Marine Council, and Chief. Dtiur > Merchant Marine Safety, U. S. Coast Guard. Washington, I). C C k riM s , Committee for Safety in National Defense Transportation--RPSK ADMIRAL J. M. WILL, U.S.R, Commander. Militarv Sea Transportation Service, Atlantic Are,. Brooklyn, N. Y Chairman, Safety Committee for U. S. Coast Hoard--Safety Within the Service.. CAPT. LAWRENCE M. HARDING, U.S.C.G, Safety Director & Asst. Engr.-m-GiieL U. S. Coast Guard, Washington;, D. C. C haim m , Safety Committee fa r Longshoremen and Harbor Workers...EDWARD P HEROES, Safety Supvr., Federal and Maritime Safety Section, Bureau of ...-,,L.v Standards, U S. Dept of Labor, Washington, D. C. Ckammm, U. S. Navy tarAs Safety Committee--L I. COM DR. G. D. MeC ALLEY, Head. 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