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Oi 2 ^ tr> CO = 2 o *o z W P 5O' n 3 2,, ^* o 3 o P ft 3 OO CO ~c n 033 =ET- rr o U2 p^ g;^: n O 3- ft < *< 5 3 *< n > Vp o_ n2 o= ft ~ tT > Si nPS !r i | ss g K I X > r 5c 5>C %7. X .-J SS ~ = x y. = > H. ' O 2 "C C o rr rTi 2! _ S2. p C- * CA 9 p-- C/3 o y. y. E Et 73 C fftt 3 ~c nc s3 O &r. 5= i O X cr oS 5. 75 tr. 3 yj ft r* 3 Lo; 0 ft' 73 rr. 3. c/3 no O oc r~\ o' g Oo 73 oo 3 c 73.. oOe 3 n S5 to > Z o o mpa ft o-H to *. no 3 C <9 a. I OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS, Continued Henry G. Sciiaffner, Erie Safety Council Karl G. Schoeffler, Rahway Safely Council Harry A. Schultz, United States Steel Corp. H. E. Seely, Wood Products Section Earl S. Shartzf.r, Utica Safety Council Gen. John H. Sherburne, Massachusetts Safety Council Dr. L. A. Shoudy, Bethlehem Steel Co. ' Ernest L. Simonds, New Haven Safety Council A. E. Sinclair, Meat Packing, Tanning & Leather Industries Section Judge Lee E. Skef.l, Cleveland Safety Council C. W. Smith, Standard Oil Company (Jnd.) Edwin C. Smith, Blackstonc Valley Safety Council Walter Df.nt Smith, Delaware Safety Council W. A. Snow, Construction Section R. T. Soi.ensten, Elliott Service Co. E. C. Spring, Lansdale, Pa. George R. Stephens, Safety Bureau, Buffalo Chamber of Commerce -^TJoh^Stiiaveli, Greater New York Safety Council Arthur M. Todf, Consulting Marine Engineer George G. Traver, Greater Chicago Safety Council. Inc. ,, Major R. D. Trimble, Richmond Safety Council Frank E. Vitz, Superior Safety Council Dr. C. H. Watson, American Telephone & Telegraph Co. Harry M. Webber, Wilmette, 111. Dr. David E. Wegi.ein, Baltimore Safety Council S. E. Whiting, Liberty Mutual Insurance Co. A. W. Whitney, National Conservation Bureau Howard R. Whitney, Worcester Safety Council T. A. Wilson, Textile Section W. H. Winans, Union Carbide & Carbon Corp. I'. B. Winslow, Safety Div., Birmingham Chamber of Commerce W. E. Worth, International Harvester Co. K. J. Zauft, Safety Bureau, Duluth Chamber of Commerce G. L. Zwick, St. Joseph Safety Council The purpo- The throui preven plies t. directl lation. Rcc. condii; disease accide: tive in The profit, tion. It hasentiu. of the ,cr 400 fm bcrsiii. indiv;' hers of tions. cents, the oii the U and o. )? , *' V'/'i'-i-^-.r. ''**?**,..* ,.i`. *;M . -irw The contention gif hwhari.lifeis^e.basic ^purposeof^ wli! . '/'i'-:-"ixi1zL%iL'.jT.*i-^iLlIdl^ -'/jX&'I' "' ~uA fers strikingexamples bf the possibilities of .accidehtred^tib^^ ResultsofOrganised Safety ;jMbWiwid^in- teoM:'aD- :"Since.-'thbNational?Snfefy ;Coiincil was ptieV ttf^1^^'of. lation. ').; 'Z>: f^(^^ti^;thatinr?vn^bfbf;.h'ealth of control 'that* are/6u^;'fnj.the7fn4asfer>al conditin^l^t^'lPnbntim>:of!vnti6nal ;fieldi7L:iffieinbtb'r'-:velti^e'/fiuEBdSnf^pfbbleni dlseases^ln^itidush^ - arei closely.altied.with .acddentpreven^^ also ac- tivb.in^toiiMe'^^r^'-''. . '* .... - cbritiriubsCto; b a: sei^6usvbne;)<.WliUe,iihere .wasa'tiigBit&M^ profit; hori;*ctaiT^ >aonr a(KdvdeJhrttel bdfinA 'tshue^cacutbraoBilfrr-mcreases haavlel non.. Vi,..... .. ,..i:. .... tint^high^in.l93&`! ; rfV^ \ ;' ItMsapp^roximatelyS.OpOniembers.repre- Better-t'ahliai nn---`-arvmmeAr>amigwe areiMsMulttlksl'lMintMlmaApttikoiary-vetiihhti-_ ,8eriting<eyeiyrstate^mlthe.U cle: safety have-been athieybd'juriqrig'school of the .OnwjtisA.ipro^ cchildrdi,-iiuV 400. foreign; mmhen^"vlacjuded' iri'tiiejprem-'. 1 ; ,tersU^are^i^hstiial7ntatibns/^firms, . individ^^4pnhticp$iti^i::'itehns^nm' be of .coinbn;dn^i^|d{dyic< bnhiza* 'tioiis. :^l^ut'70;i^rfnt.`niinduitri^ p,inclri3^ solvedjiy a^eftdjstifd/suid^appltration-bf . the iriethods whidiiiiavefaji^idy.produced theUtut.ediStates,\'tiie:aufomotiyeindustry, arid others of outstanding'importance, v ',^>;:7: =:.- >..;. In ana Growth Teshtts;-. -''77 <1:;."V-y7*>^4'''-"S-' 1 e.-.-._ - The :.Na^infd:Sifb^;Conndr'\m'.Stiirted as : an ' industrial "tefety'-brganiiatiori.' -The results,pf safdy wbrk in this.field have often- been phenomenal./' ; '...* the histbry. pf .the Council begins! with For example! the steamraiiroadshave re the first cooperative Safety .Congress, held duced theaeddent; rate^mong employees 74 :under the auspices/. of/the "Association of, perceritainc^l^^Ag?^ . Iron'and Steel Electrical Engineersin' Mil steel industrite:;ha8' CUt ^ts ^aCdde'nts;9p per waukee 'in "1912. " As ari aftermath of this ' centsince 1913.;lt. is:ript uncoriimbii for an. Congress the Natiorial Safety CounHi was - industrial estitiiUsli^d^ organized! in /New /York in :1913 witH ;14 tire year without-ia. single'dinbilng injury, members. . Ihiring-:thV: first year the mem- apiorigits employees., : cv.;-.T- . ;f . .bership incns(^.^;97l< v Inthefnbf'such'reducticns.thepsychol-^ : These Vsafe^-ipi^iejsrs;. based 'their pro bgy.of acddentslSrChangihg.'Accidenti are / gram oh theassuirfrptibn: that accidents are . becomlngoiit of dtbbothfromthe>iew- unnecessary and?,avoidable. They,began to point oftiveemployer* and/the employee; develop: the principles: and the;materials to They? are Dfclrig' recognised$as.' reflection .make accident 'prevention possible, i on the efficiency oi wpit. The cbhtinubuy^wth'bithe Conndl arid , expanslort^ofitbactiyitiesatteafihe' spund' ness of these; prlncipleS. Eyery field ut which - ...^ . . Looking Ahead * ;''V 4" The universal > cnarteter;:of -^the safety a coordinated, program has: been applied of- problem makes if natural, that the idea, which O' f. a 10 Twenty-sixth National Safety Congress has been .fostered in ;the United States, should reach into other countries of the. world. Organizations similar in purpose and activity to the National Safety Council have been formed in many countries. Council post ers have been widely copied for foreign ; use, and several- National Safety Council' publications have been translated into'other tongues. ; l. \ [y v~ The- National Safety Coimcil fis still young, but it has made, amazing progress during its short: lifetime. These achieve* ments offer inspiration and ? incentive; for. continuing-, its humanitarian efforts. ` Objectives The purposes and policies of the National ciency and :economy; It seeks,those \yayS and Safety Council are not always understood means for safety that satisfactorily fit' into by those who are .not in dose touch with the practical, affairs of .life. - thggCouncH's work. As a concise presenta tion of the Council's objectives, thejjfollowing has been-approved ty the Executive Committee as an'officialstatement gi policy: "The National Safety Council's objective' is the eliminatioh of accidents to men,women and children,- as being deplorable, "Its financial policy is,to.return in service all' moneys received, so' operating without profit, and to undertake only.-those activi ties w^iich can be .assured of reasonable permaneheb. Much of iti-administrative personnel-consists of volunteer workers. ' unnecessary and wasteful. It seeks mem "The National Safety .Council holds itself berships,- cooperation and contactsJto insure _ open to give fullest and mostcordial coop that its services may provide for instrument ' eration to all individuals,; industries,' or talities and'finances to accomplish this ob ganizations, -communities', states :ahd nations jective. ' that are in accord-with; the principles and 'Through education it seeks to. demon objectives of the organization, and the Na strate that the safe way is the right way and. tional Safety Council likewiseasks dnd seeks the best way, from- the standpoint not only, cooperation from all these in carrying put. of human - satisfaction but of . social effi its purposes." V -