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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1963 DOC#: NSC123 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: NSC - Catalog PLAINTIFF'S EXHIBIT M em TARGET HOME SAFETY For full information please write for 1963 National Safety Calendar Brochure, 0013-504. And zeroed in on that target is the new 1963 National Safety Calendar. Here is truly an unusual safety pro gram aid. It's a handsome combina tion wall/desk-top calendar . . . with twelve beautiful original paintings re produced in full brilliant color . . . and featuring a safety limerick con test offering 33 monthly cash prizes! The National Safety Calendar is a gift that every employee will wel come . . . for its utility . . . its beauty . . . its opportunity to participate in one of fee nation's most popular contests. Check the prices below. You'll be surprised at how little it will cost you to make a company-wide distribu tion of the 1963 National Safety Calendar . . . the most popular, most useful, most beautiful safety item available. 0 91.13 -1. 19B3 National Safety Calendar (USA edition). Each: 1----$1.00 2----$.80; 10-- $.67; 200--$.56; 1000--5.51s 10/100--$.46; 20,000 -$ 4 2 . Free imprint on orders for 100 or more Calendars. Calendars ordered before June 30 receive a 5% discount; before Sep tember 30 a 3% discount. (These discounts in addition to 10% mem ber discount.) Canadian & French-Canadian edi tions also available, Write for prices. ;:' C O V ER : View of National Safety Council's's to c k and shipping departm ent. Council .h eadquarters occupy 10 5 thousand square fe e t, of, w hich' 40 thousand square fe e t is devoted to stock and `shipping op erations. Over 75 m illion Item s of safety materials are distributed by the Council, per year. PAGE. : - , Inside front cover National Safety Calendar Inside Back Cover Jumbo Posters--Banners . Outside Back Cover Safety Everywhere, All the lim e Insert ( opposite 2 8 ) Complete' Motor Transportation Service 2 Magazines, Transactions,. Newsletters 4 Books for Safetymen & Supervisors 6 Special Industries Materials 8 Training Courses 10 Accident Statistics & Records 11 Administrative Units . 12 Industrial Data Sheets 14 Detail Sheets, Other Technical Pamphlets : 16 Safety Talks 17 Safetygraphs 18 Safety Filins 28 Awards & Incentives 33 Posters & Displays 34 Booklets 40 Dash Cards, Decals 41 Hard Hat --Falls of Ground Campaigns 42 Traffic 44 School & College 48 Farm 50 Home 51 Index 53 Conditions & Terms 'N a tion al Safety C o u n c il 425 N o r th M ichigan. A v e n u e C h ic a g o 11, Illin ois Telephone- A re a. O o d e : 312 . ;% n e h a I3 2 U # p E :., Jfcsl NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS A safety magazine for management personnel -- professional and parttime safety men, and others in busi ness and industry whose jobs involve accident. prevention work,' Largest : circulation of any management safe ty magazine. Each issue contains special depart ments-- such as Fire Tips for Safety Men, Consultation Corner, and Wire from Washington-- designed to keep readers informed of latest develop ments in safety. In addition, each: issue contains arti cles by top safety men on important aspects of occupational safety -- noise control, machine guard, ma terial handling, foremen and em ployee training. 1 1 1 .0 1 . Each (12 issues): 1-- $7.10; 10--$6.50; 100-- $6.00; 1000-- $5.75. Add: $1.20 to t each subscription to countries outside U.S., Canada, and Pan American Union INDUSTRIAL SUPERVISOR The only magazine dealing exclu sively with the foreman's role in ac cident prevention. Monthly circula tion: over 180 thousand. Annual subscription renewal rate: an amaz ing 97 %! Here's why this magazine is so popular: Forem en like this magazine because they write a good part of each issue. Foremen send in their experiences in safety supervision for other foremen to share and learn from. Safety m en like it because it helps sell foremen on safety-- gives them safety pointers they can use: Management likes it because it is an economical yet effective way to recognize the foremen's importance in the plant safety program. Published monthly, 5 Vi"x8Vi". 13 1.0 1. Each (12 issues): 1-- $2.35; 10-- $2.20; 100-- $2.05,1000-- $2.00; 5000--$ 1.75 ; 10,000 --$1.60; 20,000-- $1.45. 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C O M P L E T E S E T S (26 V o lu m e s )............................. ....................................... $ 10 .5 0 $ 1 0 .5 0 0 2 2 .11 g} : . V ' SAFE DRIVER This shirt-pocket-sized magazine is written for drivers only.. It discusses professional driving skills, problems, .and;,atfjtudes . ... gives tips on safe driving that every, driver can use. Over 400 thousand professional drivers receive Safe Driver every month. It has the largest circulation: of any National Safety Council peri odical. And understandably so, be cause it's written in the style that drivers enjoy and because it's got the subject matter that safety men want their drivers to have. Issued monthly in three separate edi tions, for truck drivers;, for bus drivers;; arid for salesmen, super visors, others who drive companyowned cars,, 3% "x5%". . 261.01- t . Truck Edition (16 pages). 261.01-2. Passenger Car Edition (8 pages). 261.01- 3. Bus Edition (8 pages). Annual subscriptions (12 issues) each: 1-- $1.65; 2-- $1.10; 10-- $.83; 100--$.63; 1,000 S iO O O -k S O ;. 10,000-- $.46; 2 0 ,0 0 0 - $.44. SAFE WORKER A pocket-sized magazine written especially for the nori-professional industrial worker. It mixes quizzes, jokes, and cartoons with short, help ful articles on safety topics. It's a magazine that reads: as easy as the funny papers, yet contains a lot of safety know how. The steady reader of this magazine will learn a lot about doing his job safer-- and about the importance of working with his plant safety pro gram. To make safety education easy to take, easy to understand for ail of your employees, and a steady regu lar monthly diet for all of your peo ple, subscribe to Safe Worker across the board. Published monthly, 16 pages, 33/s"x 5%".. 16 1.0 1. Each (12 issues); 1-- $1.65; 2-- $1.10; 10--$.83; 100-- $.63; 1000--$.53; 5000-- $.50; 10,000-- $.46; 20,000--$.44. and Safe Driver may be im printed with your organiza tion name and/or logo on the front cover for $2.25 per month (any quantity). Show exact wording and style or imprint with order. INDUSTRIAL NEW SLETTERS 1 1 2 .0 1 -1 2 Marine 112 .0 1 *1~ 112 .0 1*2 Aerospace Air Transport Autom otive. M achlneShop Cement & Quarry & M ineral Aggregates Chemical ! CoalM lning Construction Electrical Equipm ent 112 .0 1 *13 M eat Packing, Tanning Leather Products 1 1 2 .0 1 -1 4 Metals 1T 2 .0 1 -15 M ining (other than coal) 1 1 2 .0 1 *1 0 Occupational Health Nursing 1 1 2 .0 1 *1 7 Petroleum 112. 0M 6 P ow er Press & Forging Food & Beverage 112 .0 1*19 Printing & P iib l.: 112 .0 1*10 Fertilizer 112 .0 1*2 0 Public Em ployee 1 1 2 .0 1 *1 1 Glassfc Ceramics 112 .0 1-2 1 Public Utilities 112 .0 1112 .0 1- 22 Pulp & Paper 23 Railroad 112.01*24 Rubber 112 .0 1- 25 Textile 112 .0 1 *2 7 Trades * Services 112.01*3 0 Wood Products 112 .0 1 - 31 Hospital M OTOR TRANSPORTATION 1T2.01-29 Transit 2 12 .0 1 Com mercial Vehicle 2 1 2 .1 1 School Bus (9 issues) S u b scriptio n, eachi 1-- $2.30} 2 -~ $ 2 .1 0 ; 10 -- $ 1 .8 5 ; 100-- $ 1 .7 5 . Subscriptions are 12 Issues, except School B u s w hich is nine issues. Subscriptions include volum e of Congress Transactions pertaining io industry fo r Which the New sle tte r is published. 112.06. Labor Safety Newsletter, subscription (six issues), each 1-- $1.10 ; 10^--$.85. Congress Transaction volume included. 080.10. Public Safety Newsletter, subscription (12 issues), each: 1-- $1.60-, 2-- $U40; 10 ,$1.05; 100 $.90. No volume of Congress Transactions included with th is sub- scription. ' ' NEWSLETTERS TW * - "--yv Newsletters are published for each of the industrial sections of the Na- tional Safety Council, and for other groups that have special interests in accident prevention. Newsletters are four pages long, are published monthly (unless otherwise noted), and deal with newsworthy events and developments in accident prevention. They are an excellent way to keep yourself, and others in your organization, informed of safe ty activities. 121.5 1. Accident Prevention Manual, Each: 1-- 2 - ^ 1 4 7 5 ; 10-- $14.00; IOC-- $13.20. 4th Edition, ACCIDENT PREVENTION MANUAL FOR INDUSTRIAL OPERATIONS Regarded by many professional safe ty men as the niost complete and au thoritative work existing on the sub ject of safe practices in industry. Before publication of this 4th edi tion, the manuscript was sent out for technical review to 400 safety au thorities in industry, government, in surance, and education. The Manual contains 1542 pages, over 500 charts, tables, drawings, and photographs. There are 45 sec tions, each dealing with an important aspect, of safety work. New sections in this edition include Ionizing Radi ation, Foundry Operations, and: Plant Elevators. Other sections deal with organizing the safety, program, maintaining interest, workmen's compensation, boilers, handling ma terials, chemical hazards, fire con trol, and first aid. An Important reference book that every safety man and every organi zation with a safety program should have. Printed and bound for dur ability and heavy use. Fully indexed for ease of use. 2nd Edition, SUPERVISORS SAFETY MANUAL Expressly published to provide fore men with a basic textbook on acci dent prevention and their role in it. The 2nd Edition, published in 1961, was completely revised and updated; many new photographs and charts were added. Contains 12 chapters covering all important training employees, health and first aid, machine guarding, fire, housekeeping, personal protective equipment, and other elements of the safety program. Can be used by the foreman as a reference book or as a textbook for a training program. (See page 9 for Home Study Course for foremen in which this Manual is the text.) In structor's Guide available. 367 pages, 6"x9", hard cover. 151.05-2. Supervisor's Safety Manual;: each: 1 $4.25; 2-- 53.75; 10^-$3.20; IOO-- $2.85. 151.06. Instructor's Guid. Copy sent free with order for H O Manuals; additional copy sen*, for .each additional 10 Manuals ordered. Oars be purchased separately, each: .$.65: - New for '62 SAFETY EXAM FOR SUPERVISORS A comprehensive 16--page eXamina- ' tion designed to determine super visor's knowledge of basic safety techniques. The questions are based on informa tion contained in the 2nd Edition of the Supervisors Safety Manual. The test is designed to be given to fore men who have had a study course based on the Supervisors Safety Manual. Included with-each test is an answer, sheet (for scoring the test) and. a wallet card to be given to the super visors who successfully pass the test. 1 S 1.1S . Safety Exam far Supervisors, each: 1-- $.80: 10-- $.40; 100-- $.20. Handbook of Accident- Prevention ;A, 96-page manual, especially published to. help the small-plant manager or parttime safety man develop a' basic accident 'prevention- program. Paper-bound, 6"x9". 129.03. Each: 1-- $2.20; 2 ^ $ 1 .9 0 ;T D -- $1.55: ' 100--$1.30. ; Safety Devices & ideas Two separate books that describe and show hundreds of safety devices that were in vented and constructed by safety men themselves. Both volumes are 48 pages, 8Vi "xj 1*. size, paper bound. 129.85. Book 1 , each: 1-- $1.10j 2-- $.90; 10-- $.75; 100--$.55. 129.88. Book 2, each: 1-- $ 1.10 ; 2-- $.90; 10 -- $.75; 10C-- $.65. Showmanship in Safety Hundreds of ideas for safety contests, pub licity stunts, showmanship ideas to add interest and awareness; to the safety pro gram. .96 pages, 5!A"x8iA", paper-bound. ,129.81. Each; 1-- $2.20; 2-- $1.55; 10-- $1.30; 100-- $ 1 .1 5 . Rhyme & Reason for Safety Slogans, sayings, and rhymes about all aspects of safety. A good source of items -for talks, bulletins, house-organs, and posters. 6"x9", paper-bound. 029.07. Each: 1-- $1.50; 2-- $1.10 ; 10-- $.80. Psychology & the Supervisor , A series of. articles by noted psychologist .1. L. Rosenstein. An excellent aid to; as, sistjrig foremen to understand the import-, ance of people's feelings in good super vision. 32 pages, 5Vi"x8Vi'', paper-bound. 151.04. Each: 1-- $.75; 10-- $.50; 1 0 O -S .4 5 . Safety in the Sixties A look at problems and progress ahead in the. decade of the '60's. Compiled from a questionnaire sent to over 200 leaders in science, afetft education, industry, and other fields. An interesting,. unusual, -:thought-provoking book. 200 pages, 5Vi"x 8Vi", paper-bound. 029.08. Each; 1-- $1.20; 2-- $1.00; 10-- $.95. Pocket Book of Speech Formulas Step-by-step instructions on organizing, preparing, and delivering talks. Covers use of yisuai aids, conducting meetings,, mak- ing introductions and nominations, im promptu talks, and other common speak ing,situations. 36,pages,'5i4"x8pi."l paper- . bound. - ; .. 029.05. Each; 1-- $.75> 10--$.60; 100-- $.45; looo--$.40. How to Make the Safety Speech . A manual that deals not only with prepar. ing and giving safety talks, but also With. developing sound,.interesting speech, con tent. Written by speech authority Irving Lee. 64 pages, 5Vi"x$ Vi", paper-bound. , 029.02. Each; -- $.95; 10-- $.80; 100-- $.75; 1,000--$.70. ' , Speaking Straight--Thinking Straight Tells how to prepare and give a talk on safety. Points out bad speech habits, tells how to avoid them, how to correct them. 24 pages, 5Vk"x8!A", paper-bound. 029.03. Each; 1-- $;4ti; 10-- $.30; 100-- $.25; 1000--$.20. Challenge to Management of Off-the-Job Accidents Why- industrial rnanagement should, con-cern itseiffWith accidents to;employees that occur while away from work--and how to set up an off-job safety program. OVA"* ! 1Vi", 16 pages. 194.24. Each (minimum order 10 copies); 10-- $.35. " A packet prepared by.tho OtTThe-Job Safety Committee to help safety men put across a program to both .management 1 ; and employees. Contains book- ||' lets, planning materials, post- | ers, and other materials. 1 10 529.30. Each: 1 -$ 1 .6 C ; 2--$1.25; 1 0 - f $ . . - -v: ILLUSTRATED SAFETY DEVICES-- METAL WORKING OPERATIONS A collection of safety devices from the plants of members of the Metal Section of the National Safety Coun cil. Thirty-nine devices shown. 16 pages, 8'/i"xl 1". 129=75./Each; 1--$l65i 10--$.40; 10 0 -4 .3 0 . ILLUSTRATED SAFETY DEVICES-- CEMENT & QUARRY A collection of safety devices from the plants of members of the Ce ment, Quarry, & Mineral Aggre gates Section of the National Safety Council. 16 pages, S W 'x ll" . 129.98. Each: 1--$.95; 10--$.75. SAFETY MANUAL & STUDY G U ID E GRAPHIC ARTS INDUSTRY The Manual was compiled by mem bers of the Council's Printing &Pub lishing Section with the cooperation of the Education Council of the Graphic Arts Industry. It covers safe practices in all phases of the graphic arts---platemaking, pressroom, bind ery, etc. 96 pages, 6"x9". The Study Guide outlines a comprehensive safety training course for printing industry supervisors. 129 .8 2.-Manual, each: $2.80 any quantity. 159,12 Study Guide, each: $3.00. HOSPITAL SAFETY MANUAL A guide for hospital administrators and department heads for the pre vention of injury and occupational disease to persons, add damage to property, through accidents and fires in hospitals and institutions. 116 pages, 6"x9". 129.55, Each: 1--$2,25; 2--$2.10; 10--$1.90; 100--$ 1 .7 0 . DEVELOPMENT OF , FIRE EMERGENCY. PROGRAMS A manual prepared by the American Hospital Association on organiza tion, training, and all phases of fire emergency programs for hospitals. Includes a sample program, charts, schematics. 64 pages, 6"x9". 129.56. Each: $1.80. EMERGENCY REMOVAL OF PATIENTS & FIRST-AID FIRE FIGHTING A manual on methods of removing patients from hospitals in emergen cies, and on the use of first-aid fire fighting equipment. Jointly published by the Ntional Safety Council and the American Hospital Association. Photos and charts, 60 pages, 6"x9". 129.57. Each: 1--$1.60; 2--$1.25; 10--$1.00; 100--$.95. SAFETY MANUAL FOR MARINE OIL FIRED WATERTUBE BOILERS Completely covers general opera tion and maintenance, from placing the boiier in service to laying up boilers. Emphasis is on the princi ples of .safety involved in operation and repair, specific safe practices and fire prevention. Illustrated, 72 pages, 6"x9". 129.66. Each: l -$ 2 :2 0 ; 2--$1.85; 10--$1.60; 100--$1.45. SNAKE BITE MANUAL Discusses protection against and first-aid for snake bites. Covers,hab itats of types of poisonous snakes, safe practices and precautions in sucb areas, emergency bite treat ment kits, etc. Illustrated, 50 pages, 6"x9". 129:68. Each: 1--$2.25; 2--$1.90; 10--$1.20; 100^-$1.00. HOSPITAL SAFETY SERVICE A special monthly accident prevention service for hospi tals, a .joint program of Na tional Safety Council and the American Hospital Associa tion. Includes monthly news letter, monthly posters, acci dent analysis chart plus- a special new subscriber packet of manuals, flyers, reports and posters. Write for brochure. 009.43. Annual charge (12 month serv ice) $13.33. PLASTICS SAFETY HANDBOOK Published by the Society of the Plas tics Industry, Inc., in cooperation with; the Council.; A complete cov erage of safety program methods, techniques, ideas, for the plastics industry. 208 pages, 6"x9". Illus trated. . 129.62. Each: 1 -S 5 .5 5 ; 2--$5.00. FLEET SAFETY MANUAL Shows how to organize and conduct an effective: fleet safety program. Covers such problems as: selection of drivers, accident reporting and records, garage and repair shop safety. Eight comprehensive sections >in a three-ring binder. 8V i"xll". 221.21. Each $10.50. SCHOOL SUS SUPERWSOIl'S; GUIDE How to organize and administer a school bus safety program, how to record and analyze the driving per formance of individual drivers. Also contains information on getting maximum use from the Council's School Bus Safety Service. 20 pages, 8'/2"x l l ". ' 221.30. Each: 1--$2.50; 2 --$ i.7 0 ; 1 0 -4 1 .2 0 . POWER PRESS SAFETY MANUAL The only manual of its kind . . . a reference work written by mem bers, of the Executive Committee of the Power Press and Forging.Sec tion, with contributions by . many others fully, familiar with the prac tical and engineering problems of power press guarding and. safe die design. 96 pages. 6"x9". ' 129.69. Each: Single--$1.90; 2 - $ 1.60; ` 1 0 $1.20: 100--$1.00. SAFETY IN QUARRY OPERATIONS; Basic information for setting up and following through on an ; effective quarry safety program. Includes technical discussions on drilling, safe storage and use of explosives, : and use of mechanical equipment. 48 pages, 6"x9". .129.61 Each: 1--$1.95, 2--S1.S0, 10- 4 1 .2 3 ! 7 ,, Courses Offered in 1962-63 Fundamentals of Industrial Safely Covers the basic elements of a good acci dent prevention program, A must for be ginning safetymen, and a source of valu able new ideas for the more experienced . safety man as well. A p r, 30-May 4 , 19 6 2 ; June 4-8, 1982; N o v . 26-30, ' 1962; Jan, 1963; M ar. 19 6 3 .-(Exact 1963 dates to be. announced,) . . . . Safety Management Techniques . Broadens knowledge of, and skill in, ad ministrative techniques . . htithan rela tions, communication, safety program .planning. Instructors are University: pro fessors and leading members of the C oun-. cil staff. M ay 14-18, 1962; Feb.. 1963 (exact date to be an nounced). , . Industrial Hygiene for Safety Engineers Helps the safetyman in recognizing poten tial health hazards. Also gives, necessary information to cope with these problems. Feb. 1963 (axact date to be announced), Radiation Safety instructors include Safety .Engineers from Argonne National Laboratory, arid a rep resentative of the Atomic. Energy -Commission, .The course includes ope-day at Argonne Laboratory covering use of de tection and nvonitoring equipment. For all ; safety men whose companies use or .contemplate use of nuclear materials. . M ar; 1963 (oxact date to be announced). Fundamentals of Safety for Public Utilities Personnel . For electric, gas, telephone and water utili ties safety personnel, includes such sub jects as: Accident Causes, Responsibilities for Acoident-Prevention, Breyentiph of Climbing Accidents arid Motor Vehicle Apr. 9-13, 1962; A pr. 1963 (Exact data to be an nounced). , SAFETY TRAINING INSTITUTE Only school of its kind; For over 15 years the National:' Safety Council has presented training courses on ac cident, prevention, S ail segments, of industry, beginners, and experienced men alike, have found these courses to be invaluable sources of current safety informa tion and know-how. All courses are held at the Chicago . Council Headquarters, in attractive, comfortable classrooms under the guidance of safety specialists from the Council. sta,rfrom. industry, and .from education. Texts and reference materials are furnished. Courses are all one week in length (Monday through Friday). Tuition is .$ 110 per course (.room and board not included). Write to Registrar, Safety Training Institute, National' Safety Council, for enrollment form and Course ~ Brochures. . ' J? MEN & MOTIVES IN SAFETY SUPERVISION cidents in industry, and how the "human factor'" is involved. Published in 1961, a training course in safety supervision in pamphlet form. The author: Glenn Griffin, well-known training director, for 2. Believing in Safety. Why are attitudes toward safety ' impor tant? How can the foreman change.attitudes? merly on the staff of the National 3. Job Instruction. How the fore Safety Council. : man can spot unsafe acts and The six pamphlets in the series each discuss an important phase of the conditions and correct them -r- f . how to instruct his nien. foreman's role in the safety program, 4. Big Little Differences. Impor with emphasis on the foreman's re tant little differences in people arc lationship with his men. ,. what count. Discusses how to The series is especially attractive to deal with these differences. foremen because it contains so many examples, and ease histories, drawn 5. R unaw ay F e e lin g s. How to build a work environment and from the author's wide experience in personal relationships that pre safety and training work. vent, or help control, emotional Six pamphlet series, each 16 pages.. situations from arising-. 5 id "x8Id" size. ', if! o' . 6. Saying it Right for Safety, Why 151.07. Each (set of six pamphlets!: 1--$2.00; 2--$1.60; 10-- $ 12 0 ; 100-- $.80. Leader's Man ual included w it h e a c h o r d e r o f 1-9, t h e r e a ft e r 1. P eop le Cause Accidents* A look ( iat the basic causes of accidents, what the foreman says is impor- , 4 tant, How the foreman can build W safety talks into nis. day-to-day .' s-1 1 additional copy for each 10 sets ordered. : some actuaT cases of typical 'ac- cdmmunications with his men. v : ; FOREMEN'S HOME STUDY COURSE Introduced by the National Safety Council in 1961, this Course has now been,successfully completed' by over one thousand foremen from all in dustries. Course Materials Provided to Home Study Course Enrollees The Course' offers important advan tages over other types of foreman training programs: Supervisor's Safety Manual. 367-page Illustrated, text" book. - Student's Wallet. A heavy manila folder trial Training of the National; Safety Council and:sent to the student upon com pletion of the course. No time away from the job. Fore which contains the; remaining : course materials. . men study at home, on their own Four Page Study Guide. Instructions on \ time. And the safety man saves time use of materials, hints on studying, etc. . 15 3 .0 1. Home Study Course to r Forem en. En - - g rolim ent fee (including all c o u rse m aterials'), -,jsj r too--he doesn't have to prepare a each: $30.00. - i l course -- all the work (including . 12 Examinations. Each examination is four tb Six.pages, and accompanied by a grading) is done by the NSC staff. short letter about the subject of the lesson. Foremen like --- take to --- home study. This Course gives foremen the chance to improve themselves, yet allows them to study: and learn at their own rate of speed. NSC sur vey indicates foremen prefer home 12 Mailing Envelopes. Pre-addressed, for sending completed examinations to the in structor. 6 Correspondence Forms. Sheets which the student may use in corresponding with his instructor. To enroll: List name and home address of each foreman to be en rolled on. sheet of.paper .and.send fl. to National Safety Council. "Be :r, sure to indicate name of organiza- | tion enrolling foremen and to whom invoice should be sent. 1 study-- say they learn more from it -- than from other safety training Certificate.and Wallet Card. Both cer tificate and cardi signed by the Executive they've had. , Vice President and the Director otlndus- mimmmmmmmm&mmMmiimmms TRAINING COURSES ON FILM Also available from the National Safety Council are safety training courses on film - for foremen, cm- . ployees. and for drivers. i ,!7 :;7 . These film . series consist of from three to six films and are designed specifically 'for industrial training and orientation courses. Each series: has a leader's guide, giving informa tion on conducting such courses. 7 The safety- training film series avail able are listed here. See pages 18-27 for complete descriptions and:rice 1^information/: foreman's relationship with the plant safety program and with his own people. Does an excellent job of showing foremen their unique role in'accident' pre vention; Supervising for Safety Three films illustrating how one foreman, Gus O'Grady, learned how safety is related to the way the foreman manages-his people. 7 j Communications for Safety Four films on communications--how; it affects safety--how the foreman can better communicate safety, information to his people. :' Speaking of Safety . Six soundslide films that show--step-bystep-- how foremen can improve their, speaking ability. Human Factors in Safety Six spundsliite: films that provide a sound introduction to the ^foreman in basic psy chology and human relations. Key Man Series ' Newest of- NSC's foremen training film series. Four 10-minute films discuss the Safety Wise Three fiims tor employees that stress the . individual worker's own responsibility for his safety. Offers a plan that any worker can followTqr working safely. Personal Side of Safety Five films for employees that-dUctiss-im portant, factors in. working safely,.among. them developing good work habits, con trolling emotions, and developing a safe philosophy of living. Expert Driving Four films for the professional driver, dis cuss the iniportance of reporting accidents, things to do in case of an accident, the concept of. tb"preYenfb'le''riCcident^and' the meaning of a good safety record. One film in series ("For Experts Only") dis cusses NSC Sate Driver Award Program. Defensive Driving ' Six films that discuss the operation of a motor; vehicle-in six critical traffic Situa tions. Deals with passing arid being passed, following and being Followed, and inter sections. . , - . ' ' .'V.'. ' Professional Safe Driving Five film series uses famous people from the sports world (baseball, bowling, golf) for tips to drivers on "now to drive like a pro." 1 "7 :' 7 V 7;7'7 7''-.':;v-. .7 : 9 -, Accident Facts A compilation of ihe nation's an nual accident losses. Includes sec tions on industrial accidents, motor vehicle accidents, farm accidents, home accidents---all in easy to read chart and table form so that trends are indicated. . . There's a wealth of information in this publication for anyone, con cerned with accident prevention.' What parts of the body are most often injured in accidents? Do wom en have more traffic accidents than men? Are more workers hurt in ac' cidents off the job than on? How much, do accidents take out of the pocketbook of each person? The answers are all m Accident Facts. 96 pages, 6"x9", paper-bound. 021GT. Each: 1-- $1.85; 2-- $1.50; 10-- $1.35; 100-- $1.25. Accident Rates^--Industrial Published annually, gives detailed injury-rate statistics for 40 major industry groups and for over 160 minor industry groups. Also gives best-known no-injury records for each industry and complete histor ies of each industry 's injury rate. 64 pages, 6"x9", paper-bound. 125.61. Each; 1-- $.95; 10-- $.75:; 100-- $.70. Accident Rates--Motor Transport Report of accident experience of the 2500 motor vehicle fleets that par ticipate in the National Fleet Safety Contest. Gives names of winners in each division. Includes study of 155 motor vehicle accidents in the pe troleum industry'. 80 pages, 6"x9", paper-bound. 223:23, Each. 1-- $.95;. K M . 7 5 ; 100-- $.70. Motor Transport Record Forms : . Record forms, prepared specifi of Accident, each- Minimum order 10-- $ .1 0 !; 100-- .055. 229.42. VEH-9 School Bus Transportation Ac Accident Analysis Chart For use by small plants, hotels cally for the Motor Transporta- tion fleets, to enable them to cidents; each; Minimum order 10 -^ $ .5 ; 100 . -- $.08; 1000-- $.06., ' and other service industries to re cord frequency rates and general quickly record and analyze com plete accident experience. Order . Hospital Accident: Report-- 1 accident history o f their organiza tion. Printed 2 sides, in pads of by number and title. Sample copies free on request. A special form on which to record all pertinent information on acci 50, 8V4"xll". 129.29. Each: Single-- $1.65; 2-- $1.30; 10 223.31. VEH-1 Driver's Accident Report, ; dents to hospital personnel. , --$1.25; 100--$1.15. 1 each: Minimum order 100-- $.022; 1000-- 129.30. Each: 100-- $.022; 1000-- $.019, 'l1' - :1.V ,:v 1. k 229:32. VEH-2 Accident Report Packet,, each; : Minimum order .10-- $ .10 i; 100-- $.055. : 229.33iVEH-3 Driver Record Card, each: Min- imum order 100-- $.036; 1000--$.029. 229,34. VEH-4 Motor Treimportation Accident . . Analysis, each: Minimum order 100-- $.022; Industriai Accident Forms ' For use in recording, reporting, and analyzing various types of ac cidents. Please use both stock Safety Inspection Check List A check list of safe and unsafe conditions. Reverse side blank for making detailed comments or rec ommendations. Printed 2 sides, in , : : r!'1 0 Q 0 ^ f 0 1 9 v i : T ' .i ll :;:;" v , ' : vy ' 229:35, VEH-5 Motor Transportation Accident . Analysis' (Long Form), each: Minimum order1 5 # r t ; | : i i 0 l $ : i 0 1 i 1 0 0 - ^ .0 5 5 ./ \ , j y ' s. - number and number of form wnen ordering. Sample copies free on request, :: y. pads of 50, 8 !/6"xl 1". 129.95. Each; Singie-- $ 1.70 ; 2-- $1.35; 10 --$1.10-, 10C--$1.00, 229.36. VEH-S Award and Accident Record, 129.21- 1 S 1 A. Supervisor Accident Report. each: Minimum order 100-- $.022; .1000-- 129.23-1 S 3. injury Record of Employees. $:019. ,129i25-1S 5A. Monthly Summary o f Injuries. i y : 229.37. VEH-10 Safe Driver Award Record .1; Card, each: Minimum order 10-- $.22; 100-- . $.176; 1000-- $.152. ' 229.38. VEH-12 Accident Witness Report 129,27.-1 S 7 , Department Supervisor's, Acci dent Cost Report. / ? 129.28-1 S 8. Investigator's Cost Data Sheet. Each (any selection): Minimum order 100-- Additional Accident Report Card, each: Minimum order 100-- $.022; . : $.022; 1000-- $.019. . y y ? yiyS':;:;y;v:;iiM04^S.0a9, 1:- : 129.22-1 S 2. Analysis Sheet of Industrial Im 229.39. VEH-8 Accident Register, each: Mini- i ' : ; . 1 ..mum order 100-- $.022; 1000-- $ 0 15 . V. juries, each: 10-- $;065;T00-- $.05. 129.26-1 S 6. First Aid Report. Pads of 100, Traffic A ccident Report Forms; see page 43. . Student A ccident Report .f0 y y ;^ 2 ^ Analysis by T y p e ' vili::';:' 'y , Forms: see page 47. , j Administrative Units are "package" programs, designed to provide peo ple in safety work, with basic safety materials on a regular automatic mailing schedule. Administrative Units save time and trouble. They do away with the need for ordering a lot of safety materials individually. One Unit subscription provides magazines, newsletters, technical materials, catalogs, for a whole year. ' . ; ;l. 1 And it's about 10% cheaper to buy an Administrative Unit than it is: to buy the same materials separately. The publications included in various types of Units are shown in the chart below. Here are recommendar tions regarding purchasing Units for various personnel. AA-1. Most complete service. For full-time safety men, with both fleet and plant operations. Includes both. National Safety. News and Traffic Safety Magazines. A -l. Does not include motor fleet materials. Fdr full-time safety men, especially if located at plants or di visions away from parent firm. C-l. For safety men in small plants; for others with regular (but not full time) safety program responsibili ties, Especially recommended for plant nurses and other medical per sonnel, A-2, For motor fleet operations. In cludes National Safety News sub scription.; B-2. For motor fleet operations. No National .Safety News subscription. Otherwise the same as the A -2 Unit above, C-2. For small motor fleet opera tions. Provides Fleet Safety Guide instead of more complete Fleet Safe ty Manual, Recommended for per sonnel with.. ..part-time fleet- safety - program responsibilities. B - l l . A special administrative Unit for safety personnel in the con struction industry. 1 W hen ordering. Specify type of Unit; select type of news letter (from list below);; give, name, tide, full mailing ad dress of person to receive Unit materials. f GENERAL IN D U S T R IA L ADM INISTRATIVE UNIT AA-1 A-1 C-t S e rvic e s In c lu d e d : P R IC E ' $31.50 $ 2 1 .5 0 $ 15 .0 0 National S a fe ty.N w srrnon thl. Traffic Safety-M agazine, montiily ; Section Enrollm ent & N ew sletter, m o n thlyf r- 1 1 ' 1 ' - -, - 2 1 l Industrial Supervisor M agazine; m onthly Accident. Rates-Pam phlet, industrial, annually i;. ..V i l- Accident Rates Pam phlet, M otor Tran sportation , annually . , l - : -- A cc ident Fa c ts , an nually .' i 1 'r h .. i -- i Accident Prevention Manual Handbook o f Accident Prevention- " : Fleet Safety Manual . i :` ' --, v i 1. -- - , --- . i -- Fleet Safety Guide . ^ . Construction Marial . . . -, Transactions of the National Safety Congress,, annually : general ' ; ,. 1 ' *1. l- . - subject sessions . . 1- 1 ' 1-. section sessions- . .. v - 2 - , 1. . ' . r' National Safety CalenQar, annually TechnicaJ 'Reieases fpr your in dustry, as issued 1" 1 , i ' - .v TR A N S P O R T A T IO N C O N S T R U C T IO N A-2 B-2 C*2 B -11 $22.00 1 1 1 $ 15 .5 0 -- 1 1- $ 12.50 . - 1 1 $ 15 .0 0 1- - . 1 - -- 1 - ' - -- 1 1. -. 1 . 1 1 1 1 - - .1 \ -- - - .. -- 1 --, - - 1 - , -- r 1- 1 1 .1 1 . . . ' 1 1 1-. " 1 1 ' 1' 1 r 1 L 1 SECTION ENROLLM ENT Section enrollm ent determ ines , the m o n th ly new sletter and technical pU biicatJons received. INDUSTRIAI SECTIONS Aerospace - Air Transport ! ipmti^ and Machine Shop " . . Cement, Quarry and Minerai Aggr$gates> . - Chemical Coal Mining . Construction : Electrical Equipm ent Fertilize r . , Food and Beverage , '.G la s s anil C e ra m ic ^ M arins M eat Pa ckingr-Ianhihgi.and. , -Leather Products Metals-: . Mining (ther than coaly Occupational: H ealth Nursing Ptrplum Power Press and-Forging Prin ting .and Publishing; Public Embipyeb Public U tilitie s . .' Pulp and Paper. Railroad. ,f: Rubber.-; Textile 1 Trades and Services: Restaurant and Hotel Division M ercantile and Warehousing .D ivision Wood Products - M OTOR TRANSPORT SECTIONS Com merciai Vehicle Tran sit. . . What Is a Data Sheet? It is a 'pamphlet-- two to twentyfour pages ' in length-- dealing with prie spcifie problem in accident prevention. It contains valuable in formation'from many sources, is written for. ease of use and under standing, and is illustrated, with photographs, charts, and drawings. Data Sheets are published monthly; there are presently approximately 300 Data Sheets available. Who Writes Data Sheets? Most Data Sheets are written by the Engineering, -Committees of the In dustrial Sections of the National Safety Council, or by chapters of the American Society of Safety Engi neers. , Before publication,, each Data Sheet is sent out for technical 'review -to manufacturers, associations, techni cal'societies, and to safety engineers who have special knowledge of the subject of the Data Sheet. Because of this extensive review users of Data Sheets, are assured of obtaining ac curate and current information on safety procedures in industry. How Can Data Sheets Help You? Data Sheets are an unsurpassed source of help for safety men. They cover, in a detailed way, problems in accident prevention involving com monly used machinery, chemicals, operations, and equipment. It's easy to find the needed information be cause oniy one accident prevention topic is covered in each Data Sheet. To have a complete reference file of Data Sheets, order the complete ,set in two loose-leaf binders and the Maintenance Service that provides new and revised Data Sheets as they are issued. Individual Data Sheets can also be ordered, Industrial Data Sheets Prices & Ordering Information 123.07. Complete Set of Data Sheets (approximately 300 with complete subject in dex in two loose-leaf binders ) . Each: $80.00. 123.08. Data Sheet Mainte nance .Service. Subscription service provides all" new and. revised Data Sheets, new in dex, and instruction sheet--sent four times a year. Each (annual charge): $8.50. 123.04. Individual Data Sheets Each (any selection): I-- $.40; 10-- $.33.; 100-- $.26; 1000-- $.21 .When order- ,ing use above stock number, Data Sheet number, and Data Sheet title. For example: \ 123.04 -- 510 Skin Diseases. Industrial ALPHABETICAL INDEX OF INDUSTRIAL DATA SHEETS 433 Abrasive Blasting 452 Abrasives. Coated . 410 Acetic Acid 398 Acetone 494 Acetylene 210 Acid Plant, The 390 Acid, Removing from Carboys 436 Acrolein 438 Adipic Acid 379 Air Compressors and Air Receivers, Cleaning 392 Air Powered Hand Tools : 230 Air Terminal Vehicular Traffic Safety Guide 4 77 Aircraft Pneumatic Systems, Pressurizing Equipment for : , 490 Aircraft Turbine Engine Noise 213 Alligator Shears 478 Alley SteelChains for Overhead Lifting 208 Amyl Acetate 205- Analysis of Injury Experience of a Large Printing Plant 435 Anhydrous Aluminum Chloride 251 Anhydrous Ammonia 409 Aniline 408 Antimony and Its Compounds 469 Arc Welding, Inert Gas Shielded 499 Arsenic and Its Inorganic Compounds 215 Asphalt 250 Atmospheric Conditions in Underground Structures 327 Automotive Equipment Operators on Airport Ramps 437 Automotive Uoisting Equipment 223 Auxiliaries and Slashers, Cotton 4 1 7 Babbiting Bearings 502 Bags, Manufacturing Paper 421 Baling Presses - 478 Balls, Demolition 301 Barrels, Tumbling 239 Barricades & Wahting Devices for Highway Construction Work 365 Barriers, Adjustable Press and Individual Die Guards 246 Batteries, Storage ' 487 Beamers, Warpers and 447 Belt Conveyors, Underground 308 Benzene (Benzol) . 461 Beta Ray Sealed Sources 293 Blasting; from . Electric Power Circuits v 289 Blasting, Stray Currents in Electric . 343 Bleaching Compounds, Textile 470 Blowtorches and Plumbers' Furnaces 412 Boom Stops, Crane 229 Boring Machines, Wood-, and Hollow Chisel Mortisers 269 Boring Mills, Horizontal Metal 347 Boring Mills, Vertical Metal 508 Boron Hydrides 355 Bottles end Glass, Broken 419- Brakes, Press 445 Brazing, Hand Soldering and 296 Bridge Painting 313 Bromine 427 Brush Cutting Tonis 256 Bulldozers, Motor Graders and Scrapers 386 Cables, High Voltage Testing of insulated Wires and 312 Cadmium >449 Calendar Roll Bites (Rubber Industry)^ Guarding 403 Calendar Rolls (Paper), Handling 404 Capacitors 34T Carbon Bisulphide (Carbon Disulphide) 415 Carbon Monoxide 380 Carboys, Removing Acid from 227 Cards. Cotton 295 Cards, Wool and Worsted 214 Caustic Liquor Room, The . 373 Caustic Soda (Sodium Hydroxide) 478 Chains (Alloy Steel) for Overhead" Lifting 428 Checking Performance of Local Exhaust Systems . 486 Chemical Safety References 371 Chlorates 474 Chloride (Dichloromethane), Methylene 207 Chlorine 200 Chum Drills, Drilling Blast Holes Safely with 379 Cleaning Air Compressors and Receivers 252 Cleaning Exterior Walls of Buildings by 'Sandblasting or Steamblasting j 285-Cleaning Machinery and Electric M o to rs; 432 Cleaning Small Containers That Have , Held Combustibles 238 Cleaning with Hot Water and Steam 452 Coated Abrasives 465 Cold-Room Testing of Gasoline arid Diesel Engines 493 Colleges arid Universities, Industrial Safety Courses in 219 Color in Industry' 379 Compressors (Air), and Air Receivers, Cleariirig -- 491 Construction Sites, Fire Prevention and Control on 447 Conveyors. Underground Belt 385 Cords and Fittings, Electric 316 Cords add Systems, Low Voltage Extension Light 422 Cores, Cutting Paper 356 Corrugate . 227 Cotton Cards 279 Cotton Looms 276 Cotton Pickers 223 Cotton Slashers arid Auxiliaries 412 Crane Boom Stops 359 Crane Hoists, Electromagnets. Used With 448 Cranes, Crawler, Truck and Similar 298 Cutters, Power Guillotine 501 Cuttings Oils, Emulsions, and ` Drawing. Compounds 303 DDT Insecticides, Use of 429 Degreasers, Vapor 232 Degreasing: Removing Oil and Grease from Metal Parts 476 Demolition Balls 474 Dichloromethane (Methylene Chloride) 266 Die-Casting Machines , , " 365 Die Guards and Adjustable Press Barriers, Individual . 211 Dies, Setting Up & Removing Power Press 465 Diesel and Gasoline Engines Cold-Room Testing o f . r 340 Digesters, Pulp Mill 510 Disease, Skin, industrial 318 Dock Plates and Gangplanks 271 Draglines, Power Shovels and Similar Equipment, Operation of ; 501 Drawing Compounds, Emulsions and Cutting Oils 335 Drill Presses, Metal-Working 200 Drilling Blast Holes Safely with > Churn Drills 484 Drilling (Percussion) in Mines 504 Drills, Jack leg 1 497 Drills, Portable RBsmei 473 Drop Hammers, Gravity 217 Drop Hammers, Rope 450 Drop Hammers, Steam 397 Dry Ice (C02) 496 Electrical Test Equipment 359 Electromagnets Used With Crane Hoists 302 Electroplating 468 Electrostatic Paint Spraying and Detearing 248 Emergency Lighting . Continued on next page See preceding page 465 Engines (Gasoline and Diesel), ColdRoom Testing of ,, 391 Ethyl Alcohol,, Industrial 398 Ethyl Ether (Diethyl Oxide) 350 Ethylene Dichloride 492 Excavation, General 254 Excavation; Trench 428 Exhaust Systems, Checking Performance of 431 Exhaust Ventilation Systems* Instruments for.Testing 321 Explosive Splitting Wedges or Guns 316 Extension Light Cords, Low Voltage 220 Fabrics, Fire Retardant Treatment for 387 Falls Down Openings in Mines* Prevention of . 495 Falls on Floors 413 Firearms for Plant Protection: 491 Fire Prevention and Control on Construction Sites 386 Flexible Shaft Tools 495 Floors, Falls' on 286 Floors, Slippery 471 Fluids, Hydraulic 442 Fluorides, Inorganic 467 Forging .Hammer Dies, Setup and Removal of 342 Formaldehyde 374 Freight-Car Doors 233 Frozen Ladings, Thawing 309 Fulminate of Mercury 455 Furnace Repair, Glass 470 Furnaces (Plumber's), Blowtorches and 394 Furnaces, Jet Tapping of Open Hearth 358 Fusees and Torpedoes, Storage & Handling 318 Gangplanks and Dock Plates 257 Gantry Trucks 366 Garnettlng Machines 472 Gaseous Oxygen 465 Gasoline and Diesel Engines, Cold-Room Testing of 430 Gas Transmission Pipelines, : DETAIL SHEETS Detail Sheets are 8 W x 11" simplified drawings and speci fications that show how to con. struct more than 160 time and .money saving safety devices, and items of special equip. ment. Any good millwright or maintenance man can easily follow them, and they'll g e t; the idea across to him in half the time an explanation would take! Storage bins, scaffolds, dollies, racks, -.etc., can be built quickly and economically, and anything built from a De tail Sheet has safety built-in! ; Write for individual subjects in . . the series. 124.01. Complete Set ir. binder, each: Reconditioning" o f"""" 440 Gate and Plug Valves (High-Pressure), Maintenance of 362 Gear-Hobblng Machines 482 General Excavation 455 Glass Furnace Repair:,. 256 Graders (Motor). Bulldozers, and Scrapers 473 Gravity Drop Hammers 287 Grounding Electric Shovejs, Cranes and Other Mobile Equipment 299 Grounding Portable Electric Equipment 449 Guarding Calender Roll Bites (Rubber Industry) 298 Guillotine Cutters, Power 467 Hammer Dies, Setup and Removal of Forging 473 Hammers, Gravity Drop 2 17 Hammers, Rope Drop 450 Hammers, Steam Drop 507 Handling and Storing Heavy Molds in the Rubber Industry 3 17 Hand Trucks. Powered 425 Hard Hats 460 Head Rigs, Sawmill 381 Heat Control, Radiant 319 Heating, Radio Frequency 221 Highways and Municipal and Industrial Plant Roadways, Center Striping of 437 Hoisting Equipment, Automotive 359 -Hoists, Electromagnets Used with Crane 511 Hoists, Material, Construction 471 Hydraulic Fluids 508 Hydrides, Boron 462 Hydrides, Metal 337 Hydro-Extractors 459 Hydrofluoric Acid 284 Hydrogen Sulfide 414 Impact Tools, Safe-Ending of 493 Industrial Safety Courses In , Colleges and Universities 510 Industrial Skin Disease 469 Inert Gas Shielded Arc Welding 446 Information on Nuclear Energy, Sources of 454 Injection Molding 442 Inorganic Fluorides 431 Instruments for Testing Exhaust Ventilation Systems 457 Iodine 489 Isocyanates (TDI and MDI) 504 lack Leg Drills 394 Jet Tapping of Open Hearth Furnaces 280 Jointers, Wood 363 Kick (Foot) Presses 369 Knives, Hand 233 Ladings, Thawing Frozen 360 Lances, Oxygen 264 Lathes, Engine 253 Lathes, Wood Turning 484 Lawn Mowers, Power 443 Lead 478 Lifting (Overhead), Alloy Steel Chains for 241 Lime 503 Lineman's Rubber Protective Equipment 492 Lining" Tanks and Vessels with Rubber 498 Line (Live) Tools 479 Liquefied; Petroleum Gases for Industrial Trucks 283 Liquid Oxygen 498 Live Line Tools 209 Loading Machines, Rocker-Type , Safe Operation of 237 Locking -Out Electric Switches, Methods of 222 Locomotive -Appurtenances, Handling 262 Locomotives In Coal Mines, Safety Specifications for 377 Log Skidding by Tractor .Cl 9 Luum&i 'vr.unvu.-.... 345 Lumber. Handling and Piling : 245 Luminescent,and Reflecting Materials 285. Machinery and Electric Motors, Cleaning 426 Magnesium ........... 483 Management Safety Policies 401 Mail Lifts 306 Manganese 506 Masonry Saws (Stationary, Single-Blade Type) 203 Mercury 462 Meta) Hydrides 232 Metal Parts, Removing Oil and Grease from 357 Mobilizing ; 407 Methanol 474 Methylene Chloride (Dichloromethane) 509 Mill and Calendar Rescue Methods 364 Milling Machines, Metal-Working 484 Mines, Percussion Drilling in 387 Mines, Prevention of falls Down, Openings in 209 Mines, Safe Operation of Rocker-Type Loading Machines in 454 Molding, Injection \ 507 Molds (Heavy), Handling arid Storing In the Rubber Industry ; 256 Motor Graders, Bulldozers and Scrapers 330 Motor Trucks for Mines, Quarries, and Construction .. 411 Mounting Heavy-Duty Tires and Rims 464 Mowers. Power Lawn ; 370 Naphthalene (Crude and Refined) C i,,H s - 270 Nitrate-Nitrite Salt Baths for Heat Treating 206 Nitrogen, The Oxides of 490 Noise, Aircraft Turbine Engine 488 Nondestructive Testing of Materials 446 Nuclear Energy, Sources of Information on 232 Oil and Grease, Removing from Metal Parts 463 Oil Field Pipe, Handling Large-Diameter 501 Oils (Cutting, Emulsions), and Drawing Compounds 394 Open Hearth Furnaces, Jet Tapping of 406 Oxalic Acid . 206 Oxides of Nitrogen, The 472 Oxygen, Gaseous 360 Oxygen Lances . 468 Paint Spraying and Detearing, Electrostatic 502 Paper Bag Manufacturing 422 Paper Cores, Cutting 290 Paper Machines 354 Paper Tube Winders 451 Parking Lots (Plant) and Public ?v ; Loading Points 311 Perchloric Acid 464 Percussion Drilling in Mines 479 Petroleum (Liquefied) Gases for Industrial Trucks 405 Pnenol (Caroolic Acid) 282 Phosphorus (White! 500 Photography for the Industrial Safety Man 278 Pickers," Cotton ...... V - 265 Pickers, Wool 453 Pickling of Steel Billets, Blooms, . Rods and Bars 351 Picric Acid 463 Pipe (Oilfield), Handling Large-Diameter . 430 Pipelines, Reconditioning of Gas ; Transmission 243 Piping and Pressure Vessels -. ; in Pulp Mills, Unfired 383 Planers, Metal 225 Planers (Wood), Power Feed \ 413 Plant Protection, Firearms for 440 Plug and Gate Valves (High Pressure), Maintenance d 470 Plumbers' Furnaces, Blowtorches- and 477 Pneumatic Systems (Aircraft), Pressurizing Equipment for 304 Poison Ivy, Poison Oak and Poison Sumac 376 Pole-Top Resuscitation 463 Policies (Safety), Management 393 Portable AC High Voltage Insulation Test Sets 320 Portable Power Chain Saws 1 . 497 Portable Reamer-Drills 236 Powder-Actuated Hand Tools 464 Power Lawn Mowers 271 Power Shovels, Draglines and Similar 1 Equipment, Operation of 392 Powered Hand Tools, Air 317 Powered Hand Trucks 365 Press Barriers; Adjustable, ; Individual Die Guards and , 419 Press Brakes 421 Presses, Baling 224 Presses, Inspection and Maintenance of Power - ,363 Presses, Kick,(Foot) 243 Pressure Vessels, Unfired, and Piping In Pulp Mills 4 77 Pressurizing,Equipment for Aircraft , Pneumatic Systems 348 Printers-Slotters 503 Protective Equipment, Linemen's Rubber 444 Protective Equipment, Respiratory 274 Pulpwood, Unloading, at the Mill 418 Punch Presses, Handling Finished Pieces at 395 Punch'Presses, Scrap Handling 310 Pyridine 481 Radar Hazards 353 Radial Saw, The 381 Radiant Heat Control : 319 Radio Frequency Heating 439 Radio Transmitters 242 Railroad Car Wheels, Changing Out 497 Reamer-Drills, Portable 278 Reels, Drum Type 245:` Reflecting and Luminescent Materials : 509 Rescue, Methods, Mill and Calendar 444 Respiratory Protective Equipment 376 Resuscitation, Pole-Top . 249 Rip Saw Guards : - . 332 Rock, Falling or Sliding, in Quarries 378 Rock or Ore, Detecting, Loose 272 Rock, Testing, Removing and Supporting Loose 217 Rope Drop Hammers 259 Rope Slings, Safe Use of Manila 3 80 :Rope Slings,-Recommended Loads for Wire 334 Rubber Cement, Spreading 507 Rubber Industry, Handling and Storing - Heavy Molds in 492* Rubber, Lining Tanks and Vessels with 503 Rubber Protective, Equipment, Lineman's 414 Safe-Ending of Impact Tools 209 Safe Operation of Rocker-Type Loading Machines in Mines 493 Safety Courses (Industrial) in Colleges - and Universities 466 Safety References, Chemical 480 Salamanders, Solid-Fuel 336 Sanders, Wood 460 Sawmill Head Rigs 506 Saws, Masonry (Stationary, Single-Blade Type) 322 Saws, Metal (Cold) 395 Scrap Handling-- Punch Presses 256 Scrapers, Bulldozers and Motor Graders 461 Sealed Sources, Beta Ray 467 Setup and Removal of Forging Hammer Dles: 36l Shafts and Cores, Handling 216 Shapers Metal 333 Shapers, Wood 213 Shears, Alligator * 291 Shears, Cloth 328 Shears, Squaring, Metal 434 Sheet Metal, Handling and Storage of 271 Shovels, Draglines and Similar Equipment Operation of Power 336 Shuttle Car Operation 368 Sidewalk Sheds 377 Skidding by Tractor, Log 260 Skids 510 Skin/ Disease, Industrial 223 Slashers and Auxiliaries, Cotton 259 Slings, Manila Rope, Safe Use of ,380 Slings, Wire Rope, Recommended Loads for 263 Slotters, Metal 424 Slug Casting Machines 432 Small Containers That Have Held Combustibles. Cleaning 402 Snow and Ice Removal in Industry 231 Sodium 445 Soldering and Brazing, Hand 480 Solid-Fuel Salamanders . 258 Spiders, Black Widow 468 Spraying, Electrostatic Paint Detearing and 450 Steam Drop Hammers 453 Steel Billets, Blooms, Rods, and Bars, Pickling of 7YA' 476 Steel Chains (Alloy) for Overhead Lifting 384 Stickers, Moulders and' Matchers, Wood 246 Storage Batteries 326 Stranding of Communication and Power Cable , 315 Strapping, Steel, Flat or Round 221 Striping (Center) of Highways and Municipal and Industrial Roadways 275 Sulfur, Handling and Storage of 325 Sulfuric Acid ./\ Y 237 Switches, Methods of Locking Out Electric 492 Tanks and\Vesbels, Lining With Rubber 496 Test Equipment, Electrical 488 Testing (Nondestructive) of Materials 218 Tetryl :Y -7 / 505 Three-Knife Flatbed Trimmers: 228 Tick Bites 305 Tire and Tube Curing 4 11 Tires and Rim s, Mounting Heavy-Duty 485 Titanium 204 Toluene and Xylene 427 Tools, Brush Cutting 292 Tools for Manual Handling of Pulpwood and Logs : 498 Tools, Live Line 358 Torpedoes and Fusees, Storage . & Handling 3 77 Tractor, Log Skidding by 439 Transmitters, Radio 244 Tree Trimming 254 Trench Excavation 456 1 , 1 , 1 , -Trichforoethane - 369 Trichloroethylene 505 Trimmers, Flatbed Three-Knife 314 Trinitrotoluene (TNT) 448 Truck, Crawler, and Similar Cranes 330; Trucks (Mptbrl for MlneSi Quarries, -and ' v Construction Y , A , 479 Trucks (Industrial), Liquefied Petroleum Gases for 3 17 Trucks, Powered Hand - 301 Tumbling Barrels 490 Turbine (Aircraft) Engine Noise 367 Turpentine 202 Unit First Aid Kits 466 Upsetters 303 Use of DDT insecticides 429 Vapor Degreasers 230 Vehicular Traffic Safety Guide, Air Terminal f Other Technical Pamphlets ^ ft 122.07-31. Building Construction 7 v '.A - f - .'1 ; f . 122.04-60. Chemical Laboratories '! ; : J ; 1 .1 2 2 .0 7 -1 1 :1. Chemical Pipe Lines & Tanks ;f j If 1 2 2 .0 7-111. Compounding Materials.Used J . I in the Rubber Industry - I 122.04-95. Compressed Gases . -Y 7 ! 1 2 2 .0 7-13 1. Cotton Milis. , 7 ' ,; | 7 122.0 7-16 . Cyanide Compounds . S lj 122.07-56. Distiiieries-- Grain Handling Y | 1 & Milling j- 7 . 7 - . : 7 - 7 8 - i| , 122.07-57. Distilleries-- Masnmg, Far- A | L .R e n t i n g Distilling, Stillage Drying 7 | 122.07-58. Distilleries--Warehousing . ij if & Bottling I 1 2 2 .0 7 12 : Fume Poisoning from Nitric-. :.j| . & Mixed Acids I ,,:T22.07-94. Handling Poles- -i ,; | . 122.04-4. Industrial Dust .. ' -1 ) 122.04-80. Industrial Safety Tules, ' | ! . ' Formulation & Use ;:L ! Y ` 7 .. A flS ; 12 2 .0 7-17. Industrial Waste Disposal Y 7 7 j f - | 122.04-1. Ladders \ 7 : Y ;Y - Y 7 v 7 Y . r lj 122.07-141 Mercantile Estabushments . , B i A 122.04-102..Off the Job Accidents '/ jl' ' A . 122.04-106. Office Safety A -:A , ; ;Y1 , | . 122.0 7-81. Paper & Pulp Mill Safety ' 17 | , 122.07-82. Paperboard Box ;j I Manufacturing 1, 122.07-34. Pile Driving / Y , ft Y: ' I , | 122.07-91, Protecting Public Employees y | on Streets & Highways r 12 2 .0 7-71. Public Employees f .. . Y - .- Y 'l f I |22>t)g-83. Pulpwood Logging : -, ; | - | 122.0 7-15 . Pyroxylin Lacquer f ' ( 1 ;| | , Manufacture ' . A 122.0 7-10 1. Railroad Track Cars ft 122.04-75. Safety Inspections ' j/ Y | ' f| ; 122.04-12. Scaffolds -i 122.04-91. Spray Coating 'j ft 122.07-61. State Highway Employees f|j | 122.0 7-112. Vulcanize Devulcanizers ;i 122.04-21. Work Accident Records & : | I;; Analysis 7 -'Y |- 7 *77 y Y ^' Y 'f t ;o - :|j Prices Each (any selection): 1 -- $.60; i t ) ' I ' i -- $.50;. 100-- $.44. , ' -` 7 ' - \ Y , 7" G ' 458 Vessel Entry in the Rubber Industry . . 487 Warpers and Beamers ; 212 Watchman Safety 307 Waxes, Electrical Insulating 4B9 Welding, Inert Gas Shielded Arc 242 Wheels, Railroad Car, Changing Out 441 Winches, Truck Mounted Power 354 Winders, Paper Tube 380 Wire Rope Slings, Recommended Loads for 368 Wires and Cables, Insulated, High Voltage Testing of 372 Weed, Fire-Retarding Treatments for 423 Weed Rooms 295 Wool and Worsted Cards 265 Wool Pickers 475 X-Rays in Industry 204 Xylene and Toluene 267 Zinc and Zinc Oxide 382 Zirconium Powder iw fr tioe What They Are "Safety Talk", books have won for themselves a place in industry as a basic tool for helping foremen teach accident prevention. Each book con tains 52 talks (unless otherwise .noted), each- talk covering a partic ular safety subject in brief, interest ing fashion. What They Do With this prepared material your foremen are always able to do a good job of `talking up' safety, whether to a single employee or be fore a group. They will be able to speak convincingly, with authority and sincerity-- and to make ,their words interesting and forceful! How You Use Them The talks may simply be read aloud, but their brevity and easy wording make it possible for the foremen to review them and give them in their own words. Frequent group safetymeetings, in which the foremen de livers these safety talks to their men, are among the most effective of safe ty training methods! Many safety men buy complete sets of the "Talk Books" to use as a ref erence collection,-in addition to buy ing appropriate volumes for the per sonal use of individual foremen; ; - .^ . ; ' 152.02. BOOK 1. Written by members of the industrial Conference of..the Na. \t-ionaL .Safety; Council; covers basic subjeers such as fire prevention, housekeep ing, personal behavior, use and operation of tools and machines. 152.03. BOOK 2. Talks written by NSC -W;:i staff engineers and Industrial Conference ; members; rounds out .the selection of talks by dealing with many basic topics not covered ir. the first book. 152.04. BOOK 3. Introduces new subv i jects- to the'- series, such as off-the-job !;.%r,!.- . s a f e t y , attitudes toward .safety. Also gives . - ' new slant to some of the basic subjects that have to be .dealt with many times. ./ 152.05. BOOK 4. Fifty-two talks by Bill Andrews, author of the "Diary of a Safe. .. ty Engineer" series in National Safety I 1^ M N e v y ^ ks that stresses the 152.30, TALK TOPICS A new idea In safety talks books! Each of the .45 talks in this book.is ` accom, partied by questions, dispus'sion-nptes,. and demonstration hints which .the su pervisor can use to-turn the talk into a ' stlnrw'tati.ng ;V.toeJf!apgeWf-ideaVw.:ses'MSnl' on. safety. Men learn more, when they talk than when they're talked to , . . and this book will' start them talking!' 152.06. BOOK 5. The emphasis through out is worker attitudes: stresses individ ual responsibility for safety, the effects of one worker's acts on th e. safety of others, the advantages to everyone in co operative effort for safety. 152.07. BOOK 6. All the talks in this volume were written by one of the bestknown writers on industrial accident pre vention, Roland Blake. Talks deal with hand and power tools,; hazardous mate rials, falls, other general subjects. 152.08. BOOK 7.. Another volume of talks, by author Roland Blake, 52 talks on topics-not covered in his other volume. 152.09. BOOK 8. The "best of the Safety Talks"! In this volume the -Council selected the 52 best talks out. of the more than 350 which had been written;, One of the best balanced volumes. , 152.10. BOOK 9. A retired supervisor, Reginald Sturdy, who had kept a note book 'containing the ideas-from the safety talks be had given to his own men for many years) is the author of this volume. Talks by a man with a-successful record of safety supervision! , 152.11. BOOK 10. Fifty-two talks by Robert L. Moore. The talks in this series are based on the safety meeting material ,,he uses in his own work as an insurance company safety engineer. : Safety Talk Books Prices & Ordering Information Al! Safety Talk Books are priced as shown below. . Number Copies l . 2-9 10-99 . , v 100-more Price per Co '$2.25 1.95 1.70 1.60 When- ordering give stock number and title of each book. For example: 152.30 -- Talk Topics. The quantity prices ap'. ply to any selection of books purchased. ORIR .SUPEMISt|l SQJffiSr 229.51. BOOK 1. A noted traffic safety specialist, Hallie L. Myers, wrote the 52 talks in this, volume,. The talks-'apply to all,types: of drivers: truck,-'bus, and pas senger ear. Subjects range from emotions to condition of vehicle to; what to do in case of an accident. t !. " . 229.52. BOOK 2. Russel FitzPatrick, well-known author on the subjects of driving, driver training, and m otor;fleet operations, wrote the 52 talks in this vol ume. Mr,: FitzPatrick.manages, to pack each of his talks, with: loads of .interesting: facts--as well as entertaining anecdotes. 229,53. BOOK 3. The author of these talks, Donald S. Buck, has, for 27 years, held, positions having to do with- the pro motion of better driving among'private motorists, professional drivers ..ami; U.S. military personnel. His. Sincerity and know-how are well presented in these 52 excellent talks, by a .reai `old pro'! Spiel; ;V. 152.24. CONSTRUCTION TALKS, 52 talks all written by members of. the Con struction. Section. Executive Committee. Specifically directed to "tool box" and. gahg safety meetings. . ' , v 152.23. RAILROAD SUPERVISOR TALKS. Members of the CounciTs Rail-: road Section Executive Committee wrote the . 52 talks in ..this volume.; Talks deal with important aspects-of maintenance of right of way, shop work, and safety while working in and around cars. 152.21. PUBLIC UTILITIES TALKS. BOOK 1. Contains 30 talks .especially written for tailboard meetings---for.supervisors in the gas, eiectric, telephone, and water utility industries. Ali the talks writ ten by members of the Public Utilities Section Executive Comniittee. 152.25. PUBLIC UTILITIES TALKS, BOOK 2. 50 tailboard safety talks. In cludes talks oh ; basic subjects such as accident reporting, inspecting tools and equipment; as .well as special industrial problems such as. safe working conditions on poles, hot line tools, digging for gas leaks, and many others. , UK Safetygraphs are illustrated tks de signed for use with small groups-- a tested and proved method of teach ing. safety >to employees. Veteran safety men praise them, not. only be cause they -are such fine teaching aids,;;but because.they are so.easy to' use. as well. They, are based upon the easel presentations ..used ` by' the Armed. Forces to train recruits, and upon the sales presentations used by advertising agencies arid sales promotion firms. A safetygraph makes an accident prevention lesson both entertaining and easy to understand. It is ex tremely easy, for the instructor to deliver the message in a smooth, in- teresting manner that encourages questions and group participation. Each safetygraph is a complete, selfcontained trainiitg session consisting of twelve 18" x 24" heavy-paper pages, spiral bound to turn easily. The safetygraph fits into the brown leatherette portfolio (available, at extra cost) which becgop&nn easel and sets on any flat surface. There are currently 35 Safety-graphs available, covering both general in terest subjects, such as off-job safety, skin care, and personal protective equipment, and special industry sub jects for the aircraft,, shipbuilding, and. motor transport industries.. All titles are listed below. . . . SAFETYGRAPHS CURRENTLY AVAILABLE 174.53 Operating a Power Press 174.5 4 Wearing Goggles. 174.56 ladder Safety 174.5 7 .Asing-Fire Extinguishers 174.58 Accidents Don't Happen . iHow they're caused) 174.B 1 Toe Protection 174.83 Industrial Power Trucks 174.6 4 Only a Scratch (First aid) 174.65 Wanted, Safe Workers ` : (Orients new employee) 174.69 Static Sparks & Flammable Liquids 174 .70 Off the Job Safety 1 7 4 .7 1 Save Your Own Skin (Skin care) 174 .72 Chemical Spills & Splashes 174 .73 Two Methods of Artificial Respiration (Armtift & hiplift) 1 74 .7 4 Ramp Safety (airport) 174 .75 Two Wheel Hand Trucks 174 .76 How to Control Bleeding 1 7 4 .7 7 First Aid Treatment for Burns 174 .78 Transportation of Injured Persons , sm wim ssim s 174 .79 It Can Happen to You (Falls of ground in mines) 174.80 What's in it for Me? ( (Employee gains from safety program) 174.8 1 Aircraft Fuel Servicing 174.82 Hospital Patient Safety v 174.85 Ship Repair (Shipyard &maritime workers) '/ 174.86 Lengshoring . , (Longshoremeh) 174 .8 7 Burning-& Welding (Shipyard & maritime workers) 174.88 Air You Breathe Aboard Ship . (Shipyard & maritime workers) 174.89 Office Safety (Office workers) 174.90 Hard Hats ' 174.91 Hazards of,Water in Closed .Process Systems 174.92 Housekeeping 174.93 Falls Hurt v 174.95 Lifting 279.21 Why Back into Trouble? (Motor transport! - ; 279.22 Your Margin of Safety at intersections , (Motor Transport) ' ' ' Safetygraphs--Easels--Prices & Ordering Information All Safetygraphs are priced , as shown below: T' f: Number of Copies 100-more Price per Copy $14.00 12.50 12.00 11.50 When ordering give stock , number and title of each Safetygraph. The quantity, . prices apply to any selection of Safetygraphs purchased. Safetygraph Easel. Leatherette: holder and stand for Safetygraphs. Not includ ed with Safetygraphs. Must be or d e re d , separately, /. / 174.99. Easel teach): $4.50. ' . , Teach F x t r -- & B e tte r'V '.V :-;.-I ' --With Fltef As industrial safety and training people well know, films greatly speed up and improve the learning; process. People learn better when: they see and hear, and when the thing they're being taught is told in .narrative fashion: By using films in the safety program, you can orient and train employees faster and better; and you can have more interesting, more effective, safety meetings. The National Safety Council has available nearly 100 films on safety'. These include foreman-, worker-, . and driver-training film series films :> dealing with specific problems in in dustrial accident prevention; films on off-job, traffic, home, and farm safety. . . Council films are produced by pro fessional film-making organizations, under the supervision of staff members with technical knowledge of the subject of the film. They utilize mod ern techniques of training and filmmaking and they are priced below films of comparable length and qual ity available from .most other sources. . 'turned to them following your pre view/ A new. print will be sent when your purchase request is received. No preview fee will be charged if your purchase request reaches the Council within two weeks after you received the' preview print. Tile reg ular rental fees (see "Rental".) will be charged- if you -do not purchase th film. To preview a filili series, . you might find it sufficient to order just one of the film's-- thus minimiz ing your preview costs. Unless otherwise noted, Council films may. be rented from NSC film rental agents. Orders and correspon dence regarding film bookings should be addressed to, the. nearest of the following offices: Eastern USA ! Association Films, Broad and Elm, Ridgefield, New Jersey Midwestern, USA: Association Films).-,561 Hillgrove .Ave., La Grange, 111. Western USA: Association Films, Film Types Council films are either 16mm mo.- tion picture or 35mm slidefilms. Ex-' cept for the few siidefilms indicated, , all are; sound films. Slidefilms con sist of a 35mm filmstrip and a 331/$..' RPM recording. They can be shown: with either a standard sound slidefilm projector or the automatic SO SO low frequency models-- the re cordings have been made with an inaudible signal to automatically ad vance each picture in synchroniza-. ; tion with the narration. - - -. _ J 'rsvigws To preview a film prior to purchasing, address your order to the Coun- - to specify that you" want the film for preview purposes. The film will be sent to you by the IS. Council agent, and should be re- 799 Stevenson St., San Francisco 3, California Southwestern U SA : Association Films, 1.108 Jackson St., Dallas 2, Texas Canada: Canadian Film Institute, 1782 Carling Ave., Ottawa 3, Ont., Canada The following, rental charges' are per week- or fraction thereof, per film: 16mm, B&W-- S 1.1.00; 16mm, col or-- $22.00 ("Everywhere-- All the Time"-- $25.00); 35mm Sound Slidefilm-- $6.30. Rental prices are net-- no discount. Invoices for the rental fee will be issued by the rental agent. Sinriee- S r e i t M i e i t i i - If you have a Service Credit account with the Council and- wish to have film rental or preview charges de ducted from this credit, mark your order to the rental agent "Bill Natiqnal Safety CounclL" Invoices will % be. sent to the Council; and the amount wilt be deducted from your Service Credit. lORiPAAHfItNVStRlB Specifications_& Prices There are four 10-minute, films in the series, films are 16mm black & white motion picture inot available in 35mm saundslide.) A Leader's Guide is pro ::ew8st|srsi3ft:. Produced in die Fall oi 1961, the. Key Man series is the National Safe ty Council's newest safety training program for foremen-- on film. The Key Man series consists of four films, each a complete narrative in itself, which together make up a con vincing presentation of how the foreman can work for the safety program'--to benefit his employees, his company, and himself. KEY MAN ment; and how good safety super vision very probably could have prevented the accident. 145:21. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1 -- $82; 2--$76: 10--$73, Y ou're th K ey Man. Shows how one foreman decided to- put into practice things he knew about safe ty-- but had neglected to do. It in volved some difficult decisions on his part-- but paid off in producing vided with each series. The sris, is not available on rental. 145.20. Series of four film s, each: 1-- $300; 2-- $230; 10-- $270 . To order individual films in the series, use. stock numbers-and prices shown be j neath film descriptions. 1 half of safely create a safe plant and people. The basic, message, contained in the a much-improved safety record. 145.23. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1 -- $82; 2-- $76; 10-- $73. 1. series is that there is no panacea for 145.22. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1 Ti preventing accidents . . . a good . -- $82; 2--$76; 1-0--$73. People Are the Puzzle. Shows how safety program is built by doing It's the Little Things That Count. a foreman must develop an aware fiill many `little things" . , . all of which Shows how many people contribute ness and understanding of the peo are part of good supervision.- to a good company safety record-- ple who work for him-- in order to by actively working for betterment help them work safely. Shows that Point o f !No Return. Step-by-step o f conditions in their own opera this is not an easy task-- but a most analysis of how an accident hap tions---by cooperating with the safe important one. .n pened; how the accident affected ty efforts of others. Shows how the 145.24. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1 workers, supervisor, and manage total of a lot of "little" acts on be- -- $82; 2-- $76: 10-- $73. SAFETY-Mfffi FfiREMAtl HIS SEMIS.. A widely used film series that deals with four subjects that are funda mental to good safety supervision. These subjects are dealt with, one by one, in the four films that make up this series'. Together the films in this series make an excellent basic train ing. course for foremen in accident prevention. ' ... No One Else Can Do It. The story of a foreman whose then are having too many accidents. He asks the plant safety man to "Do something about it" and is shown the responsi bility is his. 146.03. .16mm :motipnj` picture version, each: 1-- $72; 2 -$ 5 8 ; 1 0 -5 6 6 . : 146.13. 35mm sounds! ide version, each: 1-- $26-, 2--$24; 10--$23. Fact Finding, Not Fault Finding. foreman "calls on the carpet" sev eral men involved in an accident. When lie learns the facts, he sees that what he termed "carelessness" was really a lack of supervision on His part. 146.01. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1-- $72; 2--$66-, 10--$66. 14 6 .11. 35mm soundslide version, each: I -- $26; 2-- $24; 10-- 323; Foresight, Not H indsight. Shows that what really.counts in accident prevention is foresight-- finding ac cident causes and eliminating them before the accident happens. A basic concept in accident prevention that every foreman should learn. -. 146.02. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1 . -- $72; 2-- $68: 10-- $66. 146 .12. 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $26: 2-- $24; 1C-- $23. S i; I Specifications & Prices | I There are lour 10-minute films in the I I series, available in either 16mm mo- g tlon picture or 35mm soundslide ver- ; 1 sions. A Leader's Guide is provided with i | each series. I 146.00. Series of four films, 16mm j I motion picture version, each-. 1-- $265-, { I 2-- $250; 10-- $245. f | 146 .10 . Series of four films, 35mm | soundslide version, each: 1-- $94; 2-- 8| I $90; 10--$88. | p 2 1 Prices and stock numbers for Individ- I uai -films in the series are given be- | | I neath each film description. jj| TFhat T hey D on't Know- Gn Hurt. Shows ffisr-.jmportance of good job training anS close supervision to prevent - accidents. Illus trates how misunderstood job in structions can lead to' accidents.: 146.04. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1 --$72,- 2-- $68: 10-- $66. , 146 .14 . 35mm soundslide version, each; 1-- $26; 2-- $24; 10--$23. Ill Specifications 4 -Prices There are four 10-minute films in the series. Films are available in 16mm vblack, and' .white motion .p is te : and 35mm black and white soundslide ver sions. A .Leader's Guide- is provided with the series; See page 18 for rental and previewing information. 147.00. Senes of four films iio m n mo tion picture version!, each; 1-- $300; 2-- $280; 10-- $270; ' 147.10 . Series of fo u r, films (35mm sound slide version),each; 1--$120; 2 - $ 1 1 4 ; 10--$110. To order individual films in the senes, use stock numbers and. prices shown be neath film descriptions. Vv <1 K-MMK'OT'Sr'8S) FOR SAFETY' X .V This film series h a s. been exceed ingly popular with safety men be cause it does such a good job of ex plaining to foremen the importance of good communications to their work-- and because it gives very whbhbwbbmmbwb ' I g i ' p a i i ' l l f 'pfviifw g r ta ? 'nfori& at. FOREMAN practical suggestions for improving communications. There's nothing technical in this film series. It deals with the subject of using the power of speech in ac cident prevention work as an ex tension of the everyday conversa tions that foremen have with their men. It shows that talking about safety can be as natural and as easy as talking about baseball or the weather. Let's Talk About Safety. Shows how talking about safety can become a regular, helpful habit. 14 7.0 1. 16mm motion picture, each: 1-- $82.00; 2-- $75.00; 10-- $73.00. . 1 4 7 .1 1 . 35mm slidefilm, each: 1-- $33.00; 2-- $31.00; 10--$30.00. Take a Talkie-Break. An easy way for foremen to fulfill their safety re sponsibilities . . . ten minutes a day devoted to safety talk! 1 4 7 .0 2 .16mm motion picture, each: I -- $82.00; 2-- $76.00; 10--$73.00. 1 4 7.1 2 . 35mm slidefilm, each; 1-- $33.00; 2-- $31.00; 10-- $30.00. Setting 'em Straight. Shows how to correct a worker's unsafe prac tices, without causing hurt feelings or annoyance. 1 4 7 .0 3 .16mm motion picture, each: 1-- $82.00; 2-- $76.00; 10-- $73.00. T47,1`3. 35mm slidefilm, each 1-- $33.00; 2-- $31.00; 10-- $30.00. Let Everybody H elp. Shows super visors that cooperation comes quick ly when workers know their ideas are wanted. 1 4 7 .0 4 .16mm motion picture, each: 1-- $82.00; 2-- $76.00; 10-- $73.00. 14 7.14 . 35mm slidefilm, each: 1-- $33.00; 2-- $31,00; 10-- $30.00. m rai F iir - A three.film series for foremen, deal ing with the foreman's management of people. The ideas presented in the films are those of noted lecturer and teacher of human relations in industry, Dr. Arthur Secord. Ail three films in the series feature the same fictional, foreman Gus O' Grady, a man who has a lot to learn about handling people. In the course of the three films--he does learn--and so will your foremen. , . Fragile, H andle Feelings with Care. O'Grady learns that people are sometimes sensitive about "little things." They want to know why a rule is - changed, they want credit . for suggestions, they want a "pat on the back" for good work. 145.01. 16mm motion picture version, each: :TLJ4 5 :|1T3 5 m m isbuhds)ide version, each: T-U- ;|;;W|$26;:2-T-$24; ;1CX$23.V;T T Call 'Em on the Carpet.'O'Grady learns there's more to supervision than "chewing out" the man who makes a mistake or doesn't follow orders. 145.02. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1-- $72: 2-- $68: 10-- $85. 145 .12, 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $25: 2--$25; .10-- $23. It's an Order. O'Grady learns there's an art to giving orders too. He learns that an order, poorly given, can cause an accident. 145.03. ,16mm motion picture version, each: 1-- $72; 2-- $68; 10--$66: 145.13. 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $26; 2-- $24; 10-- $23. ; * Specifications & Prices There are three 10-minute films in the I f series, available In either 16mm mo- || | | :t i o i f picture or 35mm soundslide ye r-.j |j, ' sion. A Leader's Guide is provided , | B ; with each series. " I a 145;00, Series of three1 films,- 16mm 1 "ii;| motion picture version, each; 1--$195; I 1 1 2--$ 187; 1 0 -5 1 8 2 ; , I Is; .. ., $ 145,10. Series of'thre e ..films, -35mm | I ' soundslide version, each; ' 1-- $72; 2-- if * $68; 10--$66. | 1 i Prices, and stock numbers for Individ- |i I ual films in the series are given, be- |i JM, neath each film description. || VJ. _ Another O' Grady Film A Gray Day for O'Grady. Not made as part of the series, this film also features foreman Gs O'Gradv. His "gray day" is the day his de partment is hit by several "minor" accidents. He's not much upset, but his boss is . . . plenty. O'Grady learns what even small accidents do to costs and production. 15 min utes. 144.02. 16mm motion picture version, each-. 1-- $72; 2-- $68; 10--$66. - ..,, v 1 4 4 .0 T . "35mm soundslide version, .each-. 1-- : $26; 2-- $24; 10-- $ 2 1- , I 1 pfms, f 's p E w i H e - o r s f f ^ - m i i i a a i S ' A series of six films that make up a training course for foremen in ef fective speech; Shows, the foreman how to "talk up" safety, how to speak more persuasively, more con vincingly on any subject, to his men. The Power of Speech. An intro duction to the series. Lists some of the occasions when foremen might 'be called upon to give a speech, ex plains, .the difference between a for mal and; working speech', discusses the purposes of each. 143.05. 35mm soundstide version. Each: T-- $26.00; 2-- $24.00; 10-- S23.0C. Now You're Talking. The actual speech making . . . how loudly to talk, how to phrase ideas, the im portance of not "talking down" to your, audience. How friendliness, sincerity; and enthusiasm can make a success of a speech! : 143.03. 35mm soundstide version. Each; 1-- $26.00; ,2-- $24.00; 10-- $23.00. R ing the B ell. Shows how to hold the attention of tile audience from beginning to end. How to "break the ice," use of scale models., mockups, graphs, charts, and diagrams, 143.06. 35mm soundslide version. Each; 1-- $26.00; 2-- $24.00; 10-- $23.00; On Your Feet. The physical side of standing up to speak . . . how to stand, what to do with your hands, where to look, the purpose of mov ing around and how to do it effec tively. 143.04. 35mm soundslide version. Each; 1-- $26.00; 2--$24.00; 10-- $23.00. Butterflies in Your Stomach. Ex plains the psychological reactions that cause stage fright, "that strange Specifications & Prices The ' senes consists of six films, -each 13 minutes in.length, 35mm soundslide version only. The Leader's Manual, pro- i| vided y/ith th series, yes full plans | for safety meetings and practice ses- | sions built around th films;; . | 143.00. Series of six films, 35mm \ soundslide version only, each: 1-- $145; 'I 2-- $135; 10--$130. | Iat Prices and stock ' numbers for Individ- jf ual films'-ip the series are given be- J neath each film description, % feeling that hits you the minute you stand up to talk." Offers, ways o f overcoming stage fright. 143.01. 35mm soundslide version. Each: 1-- $26:00; 2-- $24.00; 10-- $23,00. The Key to Good Speaking. Out lines four methods of preparing a speech and discusses the advantages and disadvantages of each. Gives a step-by-step description o f preparing a safety speech. 143.02. 35mm soundslide version. Each; 1-- $26.00; 2-- $24.00; 10-- $23.00. IBM fflllE R IE S n A film series that provides foremen with a basic course in the.art of hu man relations. This is a subject that most foremen are highly, interested inland they'll enjoy the lessons that this film series, provides. The Secret o f Supervision; Sets the stage for the rest of the series. Illustrates why workers respond to one supervisor, resent and rebel against another. Explains that the films to follow discuss the problem of how to be a boss and still be liked. : i4 2 .0 4 . :35mhr sburidsiide: version. 'Each; ' 1-- $26.00; 2--524.00; 10-- $23.30. Teamwork For Safety; Suggests ways for supervisors to make safety interesting and .important to the workers. Discusses holding meetings, encouraging suggestions, and getting wbrkers to inspect for hazards. 142.06. 35mm soundslide version. Each: I-- . $26.00; 2-- $24.00; 10-- $23.00. ;' ' ; / Teaching Safety On The Job, Shows supervisors how to prepare and give job safety instructions. Il lustrates the four steps of good train ing: tell the worker what to do, show him how to do it, let him try it, spot check until he masters the job. 142 :0 5 .'35mm soundslide version. Each: 1-- $26.00; 2-- $24.00;. 10-- $23,Q 0 ., Everybody's Different. Points out that while people have many things Specifications & Prices | The series consists of six films, each ;. 15 minutes long -except " Case Histor|v ^ g ;;.w h i e ji ivis- ;30 minutdsf, available | ` only in 35mm soundslide version, lead er's- Manual provided with the series,- , $ 142.00. Series of six films, 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $145: 2-- $135; 10-- S130. . ; Prices and stock numbers for individual films in the se rie s are given beneath each film description. in common they also have different personalities, abilities ' and back grounds, and shows supervisors what allowances to make for these differ ences! 142:02. 35mm soundslide -version Each: .1-- $26.00; 2-- $24,00; 1 0 -4 2 3 :0 0 . Safety Case Histories. Presents de scriptions: of accidents that actually happened, then film stops so that the foremen can discuss causes and suggest means of prevention. Winds up the course by showing the fore men what they have learned! , . v : 142.03: 35mm soundslide version. Each - 1-- S3S.CG; 2-- $34.00;. 10-- $33.00. ' : ; People Are All Alike. Explains that all normal people have the same basic wants . . . recognition for good work, knowledge of what goes on, sense of belonging to the group, etc. Shows how foremen can satisfy'these ' wants. ' ' '. ` 142 .01. 35mm soundslide version. Each: 1-- $26.00; 2-- $24.00: :1 0 -$ 2 3 .0 0 ....... A specialrputpose campaign, including, a film, and recall .materials, to help'alert drivers of commercial vehicles to the dangers of backing accidents. Film ---" Look, Stop Babk . ing Accidents." Ten-minute . film shows how to back a ve hicle safely. Uses diagrams and table-top mock-ups as well as : actual vehicles. 10 minutes, 16mm motion picture version. See page 18 for rental and pre viewing information. <' 2 7 8 .0 5 .1 -4 8 8 ; 2-- $84; 1C-- S81. B o o k l e t-- `` L o o lc , S t o p Backing Accidents." Stresses 'key points made in the film; eight pages; two- colors; size 33/4" x 8". , 294.10. Each (minimum order. 10 copies): To-- .13; 50-- s.055; 500-- $.055; 1000 -- $.045; 5000-- $.038; 1C,000-- $.035. , Dash Stickers-- set of four, humorous illustrations of things to remember when backing up. Self-stick-- easy to install, easy to. take off the 'vehicle- dash board.. 262.90. Set of four, each (minimum order 10 sets); 10-- $:40; 50-- $.25; 500 --$.20; 1000-- $.18. . Posters-- set of six; campaign ..theme- poster':.is. 17".' x 23"; ' others in set are 8'/6"x l l :/ 2"; two colors. V . 1-281.45.- Set-bf sbi; each: -I-- $2520; 10-- $.80-, 100-- $.80. Campaign Guide-- contains quiz on film, timetable for cam paign, use of materials. Sent free with your order for camitpaign materials.. `- ' .:. , 22: Newest Driver Training Ftitn Series-- THE.. EXPERT BftlVIN& SERIES This film series is built around the accident-reporting sequence; why re port accidents; how to report them; how to decide if an accident is "pre ventable" or "non-preventable"; and what a good safety record, means..1 Each film in the series is a complete unit of instruction in itself. The films are all designed to fit the specific pro cedures of accident reporting that various companies have set up. The series provides much-needed training material on a subject that is vitally important, in every safety program. Experts Count 'em All. This film answers the question, "Why should a professional driver make a report of every accident, especially those socalled. `minor' accidents?" The film points out. that accidents are caused by faulty driving habits. The further point is made that drivers ofteii de velop bad driving habits'.without re alizing it. If every driving accident is reported, driver supervisors can help drivers spot and correct bad habits. 2 7 8 ,4 1 .1 6 mm motion picture. Black and: white. Each; i --$82.00; 2--$76.00; T 0 -$ 73 .0 Q . , DRIVER HLiVS serve as judge during the demonstra tion of several accident cases using motor vehicles. Through a discussion, of each, of the cases, the driver is made aware for the first time of what preventability really means. 278.43. 16 mm motion picture. Black and white. Each: T --$82.00; 2--$76:00; 10--$73.00. For Experts O nly. This film shows drivers the meaning of a good driving record-- and what it takes to earn a NSC Safe-Driver Award. It tells the story of a Safe Driver Award winner who has a 'teenage son who wants to make his school swimming team. The boy has a lot of natural ability but won't put forth the'effort necessary ' to make the team. The father, by de scribing the concentration and effort necessary to become a .10-year Safety Driver Award winner, convinces his son that whatever is worth doing is worth doing well. 278.44. -16 mm. sound motion picture. Color Each; $107.00; 2-$ S fi.O O ; 10--$93.00. ' # In Case of Accident. Even experts are sometimes involved in accidents. When accidents do happen, experts know whatto-dO-toproteet thir own interests, the interests of their com pany,. and the general public. This film covers the types of accident facts needed for a useful report, how to get the facts, and the importance of witnesses to corroborate these facts. 2 78 .4 2 .16 mm motion picture. Black and white. Each; 1 --$82.00: 2--$76.00; 10--$73.03. . Preventable or N ot? The iconcept of preventability. is a basic idea in all fleet safety programs today. This film tells the story f a driver who had an accident which was adjudged pre ventable by the review committee. He argues about this- decision with his. safety director claiming that he was legally right, had bad, luck arid is be ing treated unfairly; He is asked to Specifications & Prices There are: four films in the se ries, running rime of each ap- ~ proximately 10 minutes. Avail able only in 16mm motion picture version. Films axe black & white-- except for "For Ex perts Only" which- is a color film. A Leader's Guide is provided with the series:. 278.45; 'Sris, c f three, 16mm motion picture version (Color film "For Experts Only" not included). Each: 1-- $225; 2-- . $ 210 ; 10-- $ 200. 278.40, Series of four, 16 mm motion picture version (Includes color film "For Ex'perts Only"), Each: 1-- $325; 2---$300; 1 0 -- $290. Prices and stock numbers for ..individual' films.- in,-the series -are given beneath, each film description. . m& a* See page 18 ffviPFew i^nt;1ftfpi:rrtatsi:-' PEFENSIfI !WM:$ FtUM-SRIES ' . Each riim -in this especially popular . series is- lesson on handling a m o tor vehicle in one of the six situa tions in -which -one .motor' vehicle can collide with another. The . technique of presentation, is highly': effective.: an instructor (in the film) simply talks to the audi ence; illustrating key .points with blackboard; drawings, table-top dem onstrations, and cartoon and live. action sequences. -. How tp -Follow Safely. Illustrates the braking time needed for. various rates of speed, and offers a. simple rule-- stay one vehicle length be hind for every ten miles per hour-- : for, avoiding collision with vehicles ahead. -. 278.31. ifirnm motion picture version. Each-. . 1--$7.2,O Of2 -4 6 8 .0 0 ; I0--$66.00. | U D on't,. Be A -Sitting .Duck. Shows * how a driver can-be a "sitting duck" . if be has to stop suddenly without giving the vehicle behind any warn- mg. Offers a workable solution to this problem., 278.32. 16mm motion picture version. Each: 1--$72.00; '2-$.68.00; 10 *46 6 .0 0 . : Stay R ight, Stay Safe. Shows how the center line on a road is often the dividing line between life and death, with vehicles rushing past, feet apart. Explains th e, things.that can cause drivers to swerve across the line, collide with an oncoming vehicle. 278.33'. 16mm motion picture version. Each: 1--$72.00; 2--$58.00; 10--$66.00. W hat Right o f .Way ? Stresses that traffic signs and signals are useless when' drivers try to grab the right of way. Offers simple rules to help a driver prevent accidents with ve hicles approaching from, an angle. 278.34. 16mm. motion picture version. Each: h - $72.00; 2--$68.00; 10--$66.00. The Art o f Being Passed. Stresses the need for making it easy for- the other fellow to pass. Points out the necessity, for curbing the desire to race and the feeling of belligerence Specifications & Prices There are six -films in the se ries, running tme for each ap proximately TO minutes. The series i s . available in 16mm motion picture version only. A 24-page Leader's Guide, is pro vided with the series.. 278.301 Series of six films, 16mm 'mo-tion. picture version, each: 1-- $395; 2-- $375;. 10-- $370. Prices and stock numbers for individua! films in the seres ar given beneath each film description. at being' passed. Covers turns, pull outs. 278.35. 16mm motion picture version Each-. 1--$72.00; 2--$68.00; TO--$66.00. How to Pass Safely. Covers: sizing up the situation, making the de cision to pass and acting immedi ately, passing as quickly as possible, proper speeds for passing, knowing when to pull back in to the right. 278.36. 16mm motion picture version. Each: 1--$72.00,- 2--$68.00; 10 -S S 6 .0 0 . ' ' fiROFESSHMWL-SAFE'DBWlHS V Highly interesting .51ms for all. driv;:. ers. pro's as well as novices, that use sports analogies and well-known sports stars to illustrate important : . factors in, a safe driving, record. The-Cham p Becom es Deaf arid , B lin d . G olfer L loyd fyiangrum - points out. that "pro" drivers like pro . . . golfers, must be able to concentrate ' despite all distractions and adverse. . conditions. Discusses ways for driv- . ers to drive '."with" traffic rather : than "against" traffic. 278 .18 . f6mm. motion picture version; each: ;;v: :. i--s72.oo: 2--$s8.-05: 10-sss.oo. . . ' Watch Your Handicap. Bowling champion Ned Day shows how driv- . ers. like .bowlef^-.p^ft'-haft^chp-fh^ir-. .performances through lack Of Sleep, ly;-; improper diet, and excesses. Points up the need for good physical con dition for men who drive, profes sionally. 278.19. 16mm motion picture version, each: 1--$72.00; 2--$68:00; 10 -$ 6 6 .0 p , Ninety Day Flash. Paul Richards, baseball manager, shows how care less' habits: of 'bhll players can cause game-losing. errors-- how careless driving habits can eventually lead to fatal errors. .. 278.15. 16mm . motion picture version,: each: l-$ 7 2 .0 P r 2-$68'.Opi.ltM 6 6 .0 0 , , Take A Look at the Odds. Ex plains accident prevention as the key to a driver's future wll-being, and his family's. Proves that th odds are. always in 'favor of the driver who always drives "with, the odds." 278 .17; !6mm motion picture version, each: l-$ 7 2 ,P P ; 2--$68:0pi 10^$66.00: Skill Is Y our Business. Wilbur Shaw shows what it takes, to main tain professional driving skill day' after day, and tells how to keep this skill on tap, to meet unexpected, sit uations. - . 278 .16 . 16mm motion picture version, each: 1--$72.00; 2--$68.00; 10--$66.00. - Specifications & Prices 1 There are five films ,;in -the se- ries, each 10: minutes-' long. I Films are available only in | 16mm motion picture version. -|j A Leader's Guide is provided with the series. 2 78 .14 . Series of five films; 16 mm potion picture version each: 1-- $330: ` 2-- $319; 1 0 -4 3 1 3 . Prices and stock numbers for individual film s in th e s e rie s'a re .-g lv e n beneath each film description; - ,;-r: ' In the final analysis, a good safety program depends on the thoughts and' actions of each employee. If each makes .use of the safety he is taught . . \ if each believes in and supports, tile: safety program . . . if each regards safety as a personal responsibility ... . . . then the safety ': program will be a success. .\ v .; 2 This film series was written and produced with the individual employee in mind. Each of the three films discusses his individual respon sibility- for safety, his role in acci dent prevention, his stake in the safety program. If you're looking for a training tool that will reach your people with convincing arguments for a more personal .interest in safety-- then this 1 3 film series is- for you. Safe As You Know How. Marty McYou, an average -guy, is upset because it seems that everyone is an expert but him! But he is an expert -- in his job and on safety. He has the chance to soak-up safety each day! He shows some Unsafe Con ditions that cause accidents and ex plains them . . . points out unsafe acts. too. He's an expert--a safety expert! 1 71 .7 6 . 16mm motion .picture version, each: 1--$82; 2--$76; 10--$73. Not Even One Chance. You meet J. T. O. (Just this Once) Jones, who takes chances . . . (and often gets himself into danger and trouble) . . . because he's "in hurry" and for other "good" reasons. But tak ing chances is always a gamble! And gamblers can lose as well as win: The wrong attitudes that cause chance-taking need changing. J. T. O. decides to change his motto to N. E. O.-- NOT EVEN ONCE! 1 7 1 .7 7 . 16mm motion picture version, each: 1--$82; 2--$76; 10--$73. ' . sps I Specifications & Prices I The series consists of three [| I films, each approximately 10 p 1 minutes long. Available, only | ft in 16mm motion picture ver- | I sion. Leader's Guide provided J I with th series. !. if B H 1 7 1 ,7 5 . Series of three films, 16mm mo- g I tion picture version, each: 1-- $225; 2 B -- $210; 10-- $205. I I ' ip I Prices and stock numbers for individual |S || films in the series are given beneath j f 0 each film description. || Help Y ourself to Safety. A film that shows employees how "blind spots" can develop in your know]-, edge of your job--and how these blind spots can lead to accidents. Tells the story of one worker who. discovered how a blind spot lead to his own accident. 1 71 .7 8 . 16mm motion picture version, each: 1--$82; 2--$76; 10--$ 7 3 ,.. f E M S M M K W SAFETY The purpose of this film series is to give each employee a personal for mula for keeping safe on the job. Shows how the worker must ap proach the problem of accidents as a personal problem, the solution of which depends on his own good sense and . knowledge o f .his cap. abilities. Let Habit H elp. Explains how new habit patterns . are developed, and how to erase an unsafe habit. Each routine task is accomplished largely by one or more of the habit se~ - quences you form, so you must build safety in your habits. 1 7 1 .4 7 . 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- 4X8.00; 2-- $17.00; 10-- S1S.50. 171.5 3 . 16mm motion picture version, each: 1-- S57.00; 2-- $54.50; 10-- $53.00. Get A Grip on -Y ou rself. Shows how feelings and emotions can lead to actions that cause accidents. Ex24 plains how to make emotions work jor instead of against you. 171.4 8 . 35mm soundslide version, each I-- $18,00; 2-- $17.00; 10-- $16.50. 171.5 4 . 16mm motion picture version, each: 1-- $57,00; 2-- $54.50; 10-- $53.00. Decide to Be Safe. Wraps up the formula for personal safety with a quick review of the key points made in the other films. Points up the need for sincere determination to work safely. 171.4 9 . 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $18.00; 2-- $17.00; 10-- $16.50. 171.5 5 . 16mm motion picture version, each: l^.$ 5 7.p 0 2-- $54.50; 10-- $ 5 3 ,0 0 .'; Safety Record; Shows that award winning safety records don't "just happen," but are the result of hard work on the part of every worker. 171,4 5 . 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $18.00; 2-- $ 17.00 ; 10-- $16.50. 1 7 1 .5 1 . 16m m ' motion1 picture version, each: I -- $57.00; 2-- 554.50: 10-- $53.00. Two Steps to Safety. The two steps are: Know Your Job-- its pos- sible hazards and how to avoid them . . . Know Your Self----the personal habits that might cause accidents. 171.4 6 . 35mm soundslide version, each: 1-- $ 18.00; 2-- $17.00; 10-- $16.50. 1 7 1 .5 2 . 16mm motion picture version, each: 1-- $57.00;-2-- $54.50: 10-- $53,00. Specifications & Prices | | The series. Consists of five films,, jf I each approximately 10 min- | | utes long, available in 16tnm | ! motion picture ' and 35mm | | soundslide versions. A Leader's | . Guide is provided with the I ..series;' I 171.5 0 . -Series of five films, 16mm mo- J i tion picture version, each: 1-- $260; 2. 1 ? -- $245; 10-- $240. . . | 1 71 .4 4 . Series , cf five films, 35mm 1 soundslide version, each: 1-- $88; 2--- | $82-10--579. sp - 'p Prices and'stock, numbers for individual j| films in the series are given beneath " I each film description. :,g IN D M O O K t An Accident Happens to Sam A n accident-wise industrial nurse proves to skeptical Sam that acci dents D O N 'T just happen. B y the end of the- day, Sam 's converted. B lack arid white. 15 minutes, 171.39.16mm motion picture. Each: 1--$72.00; 2--$68.00; 10--$66.00. Case of the Cluttered Corner When F ran k . Anderson suffers a broken leg because o f the "cluttered corner" he decides to play detective. T h e film takes view ers step by step behind him as he finds how poor housekeeping causes accidents. 171.96.16mm motion picture. Each: 1--$88.00; 2--$84.00; 10--$81.00. 171.95. 35mm soundslide. Each; 1--$41.00; 2 --$39.60; 10--$38.50. Construction Equipment Safety A dozen common mistakes account for three out of four accidents with construction eq u ip m en t. . . this film depicts them. A must film for all tractor, crane, dragline, shovel, and truck users. 20 minutes, 171.63, 35mm soundslide. Each; 1--$26.00; 2 -$24.00; 10--$23.00. Doctor' s Orders Sells foremen on the importance of first aid, physical exam s, and prompt accurate accident reports. 141.03. 35mm soundslide. Each; 1--$18.00; 2 --$17.00; 10--$1660. , Down at the Office A secretary' and her boss discover that some very m inor things can cause some really serious falls. The films stress the importance of good housekeeping arid o f picking up even such a seemingly harmless thing as a paper clip. 10 minutes. 171.88.16mm motion picture. Each; 1--$72.00; 2--$68.00; 10--$66.00. Easy on the Eyes Shows what it m eans to. be blind or lose , the sight of an eye, then offers a job-by-job explanation of the type o f eye protection required; . rules for eye safety. 20 minutes. 171.08. ionrin motion picture. Each;.1^--$72.00; 2-- $68. 00; 10-- $66. 00. 171.07. 35mm soundslide. Each: 1--$26.00; 2 --$24.00; 10--$23.00. Falls Are No Fun The film takes an am using little car toon character through a series of situations that point out the kind of falls that can happen. After each mishap, he learns how the fall could have been avoided. 10 minutes. 171.94.16mm motion picture. Each; 1--$88.00; 2--$84.00; 10--$81.00. 171.93; 35mm soundslide. Each: 1--$41.00; 2 --$39.50; 10--$38.50. Farm Filmstrips (see page 49) Fifteen Minutes To Go Drariiatically compares the odds of getting an infection in a small cut or scratch with "R ussian R oulette." Actual photos of woUnds, bums, and scratches before and after infection sh ow your workers that it's smart to invest " 15 minutes" to get immedi ate medical attention. 15 minutes. 171.10. 35mm soundslide. Each: 1--$26.00; 2 --$24.00; 10--$23.00. For Safety' s Sake Shows how to use, inspect and main tain drills, grinders, saws, and other electric hand tools. 15 minutes.; 171.12.16mm motion picture. Each; 1--$72.00; 2-- $ 68.00; 10-- $ 66. 00. Freight Handling Safety Shows the worker how to lift, carry, and pile materials; how to safely operate a hand-truck. The main emphasis is on freight car and motor truck unloading. 11 minutes. 171.14.16mm motion picture. Each: 1--$72:00; 2--$68.00; 10--$66.00. 1 7 1 .1 3 . 35mm soundslide. Each: 1-- $26.00; 2 -- $24.00; 1 0 -1 2 3 .0 0 . Friendly Machines A n instructive and amusing combin ation of live action and animation. A number of shop machines come to life to show how safe work prac tices reduce accidents. 10 minutes. 171.87.16mm motion picture. Each 1--$72.00; 2--$68.00; 10--$66.00. 171.86. 35mm soundslide. Each; 1--$26.00; 2--$24.00; 10--$23.00; Giant Hands of Industry Points out the two main courses of crane accidents; failure to use cor rect hand signals and failure to keep in the clear, as well as other crane safety tips. 15 minutes. 1 71 .1 5 . 35mm slideftlm, Each: 1-- $26.00; 2-- $24.00; 10-- $23.00. If You Took Your Family to Work A workman keeps imagining he- sees his son watching him do things that violate the safety rules. He realizes that he should practice safety on the job just as though his family were with him. 13 minutes, 171.8 4 . 16mm black and white motion picture. Each; 1-- $72.00; 2-- $68.00: 10-- $66.00. Keep ' Em Rolling (Railroad) The film stresses the precautions necessary in working near moving cars; use of blue warning flags; how to safely cross between cars. 171.6 8 . 35mm soundslide. Each: 1--$26.00; 2 -- $24.00; 10--$23.00. g; ;;J SAFETY EVERYWHERE CAMPAIGN FILMS 1 0 Long M inutes. A sus- | if penseful, entertaining color m ; motion picture. Waiting for a jf telephone call, a worker-- and >i the audience-- get a memor- f ,,, able lesson about safety. off I \ the job. 16mm motion picture - version, color, 13 minutes. | 8 171 .3 3 . Each: 1-- $115 2-- $110; 1 0 - | ;j $io5. f Everywhere All the ;Tim e. || The story of an average Tam- | ily-- mom, dad, teenage son |f and daughter, all love water f ; sports. The. boy is almost in- | S' volved in a tragic accident, in- $ volving a boat and a;' water | J| skier. The family learns' that | | safety is an everywhere . . , | all-family affair. 16mm motion | picture, color, .23 minutes. t 1 171 .0 4 . Each: 1 - $ 1 8 5 ; 2--$180; 1 0 - I n ?s. . .. | 8 See back cover for Description & Prices '% | of All Safety Everywhere Campaign I , S'. Materials. ' .; If Sm page'.ii ifff preview'an# fautai- !alrmation. Continued SHOULDER PATCH Give your drivers shoulder patches to go along with their Safe Driver Award pins. Designed to be worn on the jacket sleeves, the patches are .an exact duplicate of the Award, embroidered in rich yellow, blue, green and ' white silk on a beige cloth background. 3"x4" .in size. 288.02. Each (any selection of years): 1--$.64; 10--$.51; 100--$.44; 1000--$.39. MONEY CLIP Often presented along with bonus awards of cash, checks, stocks, bonds, Highly polished:gold plate, 050.57. Each: 1--$1.85; 2--$1.70; 10--$1.55; 50--$1.45; 100--$1.35. TIE BAR Th.e most popular o f . all jewelry items for men. ft has the ``alligator'' type clasp, and is gold plated with a high lustre finish. 0 51.3 7. Each.- 1--$2.00, 2--$1.65; 10--$1.45; 5 0 -4 1 .4 0 ; 200--$1.35; 500--$1.30. EXPERT DRIVER AWARD CERTIFICATES When presenting art award for an extended Safe Driver record, the added touch of these attractive Cer tificates will make- it a memorable event. 8"xl0"' in size, suitable for framing. The name of the Award winner is hand-lettered on each cer tificate. The drivers who win this award will take pride in displaying it to their family and friends. 298.04. Each: 1--$2.25; 2--$1.65; 10--$1.40. CUFF LINKS Unusually handsome cuff links that any man will be proud to wear-- for dressing up---for daily wear. Gofd plated,, highly polished. 049.15. Each (per pair): 1--$2.85; 2--$2.50; 10--$2.30; 50--$2.25; 10D~$2.20. BELT BUCKLE A simple, classic design highlights the Safe Driver Award emblem. Gold plated; highly polished. Belt not included. 050.77. Each: 1--$2.45; 2--$2.10; 10--$1.90; 50--$1.85; '100--$1.80. LIGHTER The most popular gift item for men. A- windproof lighter, with construc tion,.craftsmanship and features you would expect to find only in higher priced lighters. Stainless Steel. 050.97. Each: 1--$3.50; 2--$3.10; 10--$2.70; 50 -,$ 2 .6 0 ; 1 0 0 -$ 2 .5 5 ; .250 -- $2)50; 5 0 0 $2.45. f? Please notice: The Safe Driver | Award merchandise shown on I this page is for sale only to | organizations enrolled in. the National Safety Council's Safe Driver. Award Program, to | commemorate years o f safe- jp driving performance by' indi- j vidual drivers... See the Insert | (opposite page 28 ) of this cat- | aiog for a description, of this j| Program. Alb merchandise | shown has a replica of the Safe | Driver Award Emblem -- in | blue hardfired enamel on gold I Plats- ' - i The Awards are available with-1 the number of. years o f safe- jp driving performance-- from 1 || to 32. When ordering please | specify the year to he shown | | on .each item of merchandise. :*u A L S A F E T Y " C O M C IL' MOTOR Over a million of these awards have been Issued. Drivers everywhere rec ognize it as the symbol of safe driv ing achievement, as recognition by management of safe driving perform ance. This is a rephca of the N a tio n a l Safety 'Council s Safe Driver A w a rii Emb'em M Thev.actjal .emblem |s beautifully rendered in gold ' plate "arid hard - fired 'jewelers enamel It is avail 'a b l e ip jtha fo rm 'o f a cap badge lapel o|n or key chain ,,The emblem iis an as.ard that only ari.ers who*) re ^enrolled in the Coflncll s Couplet? Mr tor Transpor tation Service can earn - i Over 1500 motor Beets of all types are enrolled in this service T he service provides any organiza tion operating motor vehicles with the four basic elements of a success ful fleet safety program 1. PROVIDES NATIONAL STANDARD T he service defines safe driver per formance so that both management and drivers have a yardstick for measuring a good driving record 2. PROVIDES TRAINING MATERIAL If you expect drivers to improve their safety performance y o n have to tram them to drive safely, remind them of driving hazards This seiv- lce provides such training and re minder materials for each driver every month 3. PROVIDES A METHOD OF KEEPING SCORE A safe driving record is a cum ula tive thing M anagement and drivers want to know how the men stack up over the years The service provide for th r essential "scorekeeping" function T ne safety record of every driver is kept, permanently, by the National Safety Council 4. PROVIDES RECOGNITION Drivers enrolled in this service can earn the famous N S C Safe Driver Award, national emblem of safe driving achievement for profe"sional _ k` * i Turn page for complete description of iht * Complete Motor Transportation Service, and enrollment information nl Mi A BASIC ELEM ENTS i> P R O V ID E STANDARD P R O V ID E TR A IN IN G 0 PROVIDE S C O R E A PROVIDE REC OG NITIO N FOR EXPERTS ONLY A ID S K EE P IN G g Brochure explains the Safe Driver Award Plan for drivers, and sets forth { a national standard for professional drivers. One copy for each driver upon enrollment, copy for each five drivers each year upon renewal. / SAFE DRIVER MAGAZINE \ Pocket-size magazine for drivers. Contains short articles on skills and at- | titudes important to safe vehicle operation. Special editions for truck, / bus, and passenger cars. One copy each month for each driver. 1 DRIVER LETTER '{ A letter sent each month on a timely safety topic, to stimulate drivers' 5 thinking about accident prevention. Special letters for truck, bus, and / ! passenger car, school bus, and taxicab drivers. One copy each month for i each driver enrolled. i POSTER SETS i A set is four posters (two 8Vi" x W /i" and two 17" x 2 3 " ). Posters ) are prepared for various types of operations, bus, truck, city truck, etc, I Number of sets determined by number of drivers enrolled: l to 49 / drivers, 1 poster set per month; 50 to 99 drivers, 2 poster sets per i month; 100 or more drivers, 4 poster sets per month. ! SAFE DRIVER AWARDS The handsome emblem that is nationally recognized by drivers as the symbol of superior safe driving performance. Each year drivers who / qualify under the Safe Driver Award Plan are sent the Award and wallet | card showing the total number of years the Award has been earned. National Safety Council Gomplete-Motor-Transportation Service-.. ADMINISTRATIVE MATERIALS FLEET SAFETY MANUAL Tells how to organize and administer an effective safety program. One copy to each fleet. Condensed ver sion (Fleet Safety Guide) provided if under ten drivers are enrolled. TRAFFIC SAFETY MAGAZINE Contains articles by leading fleet safety and training authorities; acci dent statistics; and reviews and news of safety products and publications. One copy monthly for each fleet. NATIONAL SAFETY NEWS The big monthly magazine for pro fessional safety personnel. One copy monthly to each fleet with 100 or more drivers enrolled. SECTION NEWSLETTER A four-page monthly newsletter -- either the Commercial Vehicle or Transit editions --containing short articles by fleet safetymen on means and techniques of reducing motor vehicle accidents. One copy monthly to each fleet. ACCIDENT FACTS A 100-page book presenting com plete statistical data of the nation's accident losses. One copy annually for each fleet. ACCIDENT RATES PAMPHLET A 50-page book giving accident ex perience of motor vehicle fleets of all sizes and of all types. One copy annually for each fleet. CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS The reports of meetings devoted to motor transportation safety prob lems discussed at the annual National Safety Congress. Copies of pertinent pamphlets sent annually to each fleet. NATIONAL FLEET SAFETY CONTEST A nation-wide competition for motor vehicle fleets to stimulate interest in safe driving performance. Winning companies receive handsome tro phies. Complete details and enroll ment information sent to each fleet upon enrollment. National Safety Council Complete Motor-Transportation Service: HOW MUCH DOES THE SERVICE COST? A low annual per-driver charge pro vides all of the services listed on the preceding pages. And this fee in cludes Safe Driver Awards for eli gible drivers. Here is the table of dues: ANNUAL DUES Drivers 1-9 10-19 20-29 30-49 50-74 75-99 100-199 200-399 400-699 700-999 1000-1999 Dues per Driver $36.00* 4.05 3.40 2.75 2.55 2.35 2.05 1.80 1.70 1.65 1.55 2000 or more 1.45 For organizations holding Industrial, Con- struction, Railroad, Public Em ployee, Insur ance Com pany, and Transportation member ships, deduct 1 0 % from above table. ` Minimum charge. WHAT TYPE OF DRIVERS CAN BE ENROLLED? You can --and should --enroll all of your employees who drive a com pany vehicle as part of their regular job. This includes, in addition to full time drivers, your salesmen, servicemen, route deliverymen, tech nicians, and others. Accident rec ords indicate that non-professional driving personnel often have higher accident rates than professional driv ers. So they are just as much in need of the driver training materials pro vided in this Plan as are your regu lar drivers. DO YOU HAVE TO WAIT A FULL YEAR TO APPLY FOR AWARDS? No, you can apply for Safe Driver Awards for your eligible personnel as soon as you enroll. (Rules of the Safe Driver Award Plan and appli cation forms are sent out imme diately upon enrollment.) And you can get Awards for as many past years of safe driving as your records indicate. For example, if you have a driver that has been in your employment for 15 years and your records show that he has never been involved in a preventable accident (as defined in the rules of the Safe Driver Award Program) you can apply for a 15year Safe Driver Award for this driver. DOES THIS SERVICE REALLY WORK? The best evidence that it really does is that fact that it's used by 1,500 of the leading transportation fleets in the U.S. and Canada. These fleets, which employ over a third of a mil lion drivers, include government agencies like the U.S. Army and Post Office Department, municipal transit systems like the New York Transit Authority, and the largest common and private carriers using the highways. Using this service, many of these fleets report continuous reduction in accidents year-after-year. Most of the credit goes to the Safe Driver Awards. These Awards have a na tional reputation as the . . . "highest award for professional safe driving performance." Drivers appreciate the recognition and prestige which earn ing this Award affords them. And they become more conscientiously safe drivers when they know they can earn this Award every year that they achieve an unblemished record. Use the service provided by the Plan for a year and you too will see that it really works! IS TH E SERVICE HARD TO ADMINISTER? No. The service provides all of the basic elements of a fleet safety pro gram. You need only make sure that the materials and information pro vided are put to use. And when you enroll we send you the brochure "Getting Started" that tells you ex actly how to put the service into operation, and how to make appli cation for Safe Driver Awards. % FR EE KIT AVAILABLE , 0 Want to see samples of the Safe Driver Awards, j? the Safe Driver Award Plan, and other materials provided? Send for the Complete Motor Trans portation Kit. Tell us how many drivers you have and describe your operations, and we'll also send you full Information on the cost of the service. There' s no obligation, of course. AWARD WATCHES ELGIN: WATCHES Safe Driver Award Dials Slock Number 1% . Model i Description 049.01 27B, T H I N U N E . 27 jewels, self-winding. V $50.00 2 10 NSC Price r to 9 or more $47.77' $43.33 043.02 30B LO R D E L G IN f H i .N L I N E 30 jewels, self-winding. 10K gold-filled case, steel, back. $54.44 $52.22 $48.88 . : 049.03: 30C L O R D " E L G IN T .W N L I N E . 30 jewels, self-winding, 10K gold-filled $75/55 $73.33 $68:89 HAMILTON WATCHES Safe Driver Award er Green Cross Dials Stock Number Green ' CtOSS; Sale Driver ' Model 8> Description N S C Prices 2 to . 1 to 8 or more 053.25 053.16 A U T O M A T IC T-400. 17 jewels, gold-filled case, leather band, thin m o d e l.. 576.00 $71.50 .$66,00 053.24 053.17 S T O R M K 1N G V I . 18 jewels, gold-filled case with stainless steel back, leather band. $76.Q0 $71.50 $66.00 053.27 053/08 A C C U M A T IC X . .17 jewels, stainless steel case, leather stra p ... .$59.00 $55.50 $51,50 053.26-, 053.0S S E A -S C A P E . I T jewels, rolled gold case, stainless steel back, bracelet band. $55.00 552.00 $48.00 Watch case'can be inscribed with name of recipient, date, nature of award, etc. Cost: Photo-etch case $5.00 per watch; Engraving $.10 per letter. Design and styling may vary due to mode! changes, but quality and basic design will remain consistent. No other safety, incentive has . the prestige and' desirability. of a fine watch, .The National Safety Council now has a complete selection of fine Hamilton and Elgin watches for use as safety, awards:, both. Hamilton and Elgin models with- beautifully reproduced Safe Driver Award dials,, and Hamilton.m odels with. Green Cross for Safety Dials, N'SC Prices are well below retail prices. NO ACCIDENT AWARD BUTTONS To recognize individual .workers' no accident records. Buttons available for 1, to 40'years recognition. Speci fy year when, ordering. 0 4 4 .11, Bronze Button (1-4 years). 044.12. Silver Button (5-9 years!. 044.13 Gold Button (1048 years). Prices.; Each: (any. selection;: 1--$.80; 2--$.62; 10--$.45: 5 0 -4 :4 2;: 10 0 -4 :4 0 j 250--$.38;'500 -$ .3 7. ; NO ACC|DEN| AWARD PINS Red, green, and white, emblems available: for 1 to 48 year no-acci dent records. Specify year-when or dering. Pin and safety catch fastener-. 044.14. Each: !- $ h 0 5 ; 2--$.87; 10--$.74; 50 - $ .7 0 ; 100 -$ .6 8; 250--$.66: 500--S.63. PERSONALIZED NO ACCIDENT AWARD PINS Same as above except company or organization name imprinted in rose 1 gold, on each pin. .Specify /year of. I dering. Pen and safety patch fastener. > 0 4 4 .15 y Ea th - Zpm im um - o r d e r , S O): 5 0 - ^ $ .7 1 ; 100--;$.69: 250--$.67; 500--$.64. Initial charge for die: $30.00. Allow six weeks for delivery. ' ;! -1 28 111 30 SAFETY PLAYING CARDS Anyway you look at them, these high-quality decks of playing cards have a safety message. On one side of each card is the green cross em blem; on the other side, an illus trated safety message. Decks are cellophane-wrapped and boxed. 0 42.11. Single Decks, each: 1-- $1.50; 2-- $1.25; 10--$1.05; 50-- $.95; 100-- $.90; 250 - $ .8 8 ; 500-- $.86: 042.21. -Double Decks, each: 1-- $2.60 2-- $2;35; 10-- $2.00-, 50-- :$1.85; 100-- $ 1.75 ; 250 -- $ 1.72; 500-- $1.68. SAFETY CUBES Three word games that give bonuses to the players who can roll the words "Safe," "Safer," "Safest." Includes instruction booklet. An unusual safe ty award or incentive. 042.01. Each: 1 -- $.45 ; 2 -- $.25; 1 0 $.18; 50-- $.16;' 100-- $ .14 ; 250-- $.13; 500 -$.12; 1,000-- $.10. r- o A SAFETY COMMITTEE BADGE Handsome, prominent emblem for members o f safety committees. Pol ished gold, green, and .white. Pintype fastener (with safety catch). Badge is protctiv-coated, 1". In dividually, carded' and enclosed in glassine envelope. 044.21. Each: 1-- $1:20; 2-- $,95; 10-- $ .7 5 ;. 50-- $.70. Sold o n ly . to members and to Federal Government Agencies. PERSONALIZED SAFETY COMMITTEE BADGE Same in every detail as the Safety Committee Badge described above, except; badge- can be personalized with company or organization name (on bottom panel). 044.22. Each (minimum order 10): 10-- $1.25; 50--$ 1.10 ; 100-- $1.00. Initial charge of $40 to make; die of company name. Sold only to member? and to Federal Government,Agencies; Allow- six >*veek$ for delivery. GREEN CROSS LIGHTER Windproof model, handsome, dur able.. Engraved slogan "Alert Today, Alive Tomorrow" and green cross emblem, on cap. Gift boxed. 050.90. Each 1-- $3.00; 2--$2.70; -10 -- $2.30) 50 -- $2.25; 1 0 0 - 5 2 .2 0 ; 250-- $2.15; 500 -- $ 2. 10. POCKET PROTECTOR Made of heavy-gauge, plastic, fits, into shirt pocket, holds pens and pencils, keeps pocket clean. Safety slogan and green cross, imprinted. 048,96. Each (minimum' order 10): 10--$.28; 50--$.25; 100--$.23; 250--$.20; 500--$.19; 1000--$ :1 7. GREEN CROSS LAPEL PIN Polished gold, green, and enamel. Ye", clutch back. white 014.01. Each: 1--$.75: 2--$,60: 10--$.43; 50 - $ .4 1 ; 100--$.40. A sleek thin-lead model mechanical pencil and matching ballpoint pen. Very rich-looking chrome and jet- I black finish. Green cross emblem on clip; The; pen and the pencil can be bought separately, or as a com plete writing set. Gift boxed. Cus tom imprinting available. 041.03. Ambassador Pen & Pencil Set. Each; 1 -$ 4 .4 G ; 2 -$ 3 .5 5 ; 10--$3.30; 50--$3.10; 100 --$2i95; 250--$ 80;' 500--$2.70; 1000--$2.65. 041;22. Ambassador Pen. Each; 1--$2.25; 2-- $1.85; .1 0 --$ 1.75; 50--$1.65; 100--$1.60; 250 -$ 1 .5 5 ; 500--$1.52; 1000--$1.50. 0 4 1.12. Ambassador Pencil. Same prices as pen. above. HONOR GUARD PEN & PENCIL Green and'ivory cap and barrel, m chrome trim. Green cross emblem oii clip. Pen is ballpoint; pencil is mechanical .(thin lead model). Both carry : safety slogan imprint ( "It's not the right way if it isn't safe" ) or can be custom-imprinted. 041.02. Honor Guard Pen & Pencil S e t Each; 1-- $3.50: 2--$2.65; 10--$2.40; 50--$2.10; 100 --$1.95; 250--$1.87; 500--$1.82; 1000--$1.79. 0 4 1.1 1: Honor Girard Pencil. Each; 1--$1.75; 2-- $1.35; 1 0 -4 1 ,2 5 ; 50--$1,10 ; 100--$1.00; 250--$.95; 500--$.92: 10 0 0 -4 .S 0 . 0 4 1.21. Honor Guard Pbo. Each; 1--$1.80; 2-- $1.40; 10--$1.30; 50--$ 1;15 } 10 0 -$ 1.0 5 ; 250 -$ 1 .0 0 ; 5 0 0 -$ ,9 7; 1000--$.95. H*v *t it vI s i s i S i B a m CUSTOM IMPRINTING. Your organiza tion name, trademark, or safety slogan can be Imprinted on Ambassador or Honor Guard .Pens or Pencils. Cost; | $3.85 per order of pens or pencils; | I $5.75 per order of pencil-pen sets, I . Additional cut charge of $7150 to I ' $12100 for emblems or trademarks. Im- ,,s I print colors: Honor Guard, your choice ]| | of any two; Ambassador, choice =of 1 , I white-gold, yellow-gold, silver, or white. I Honor Guard Pen & Pencil. Same high quality design as the Ambassador line. Plastic cap and barrel. Gift boxed. <1 , h IS81 ` ^ c I ` { 1 , ckp and Ivory^testiCibarreJ Ejush-bttbn , ^ BALL POINT PEN Low-cost ballpoint pens will give months of writing service; serve as constant safety reminders,- Large green cross on clip, , safety slogan on barrel ( "It's not the right way . if it isn't safe." ) 0 4 1.1 7 . Deluxe Ball Point Ren. Each: l - S i .3 5 ; i2--$1.05; 10--$.95; 5 0 -$ .8 4 ; 100--$.70; 250 | p : - - 4 . 6 7 ; 500--{.65; 1000--$.64. 041.13, Standard Ball Point Pan. Each.- 1 - $ 1.10 ; 2--$.80; 1 0 -$ .7 0 i 5 0 -4 .6 4 ; 100-- : $.54; 25 C -4 .4 8 ; 500--$.4 7; 1000--$.45. ,,($ !i' ri;T-4 (r| l , r Continued NSC AWARD KEY TAGS For organizations that win awards in National Safety Council Award pro grams. Award or Contest emblem is printed on heavy foil in three metal lic colors; on reverse-side of emblem you can have your company or or ganization name and year of award imprinted. Foil is enclosed in heavy plastic case. Chain for holding keys included. 045.01. 045.02. 045.03. 045.04. 045.05. 045.06. 045.0?. 045.00. 045.09. Award of Honor Award of Merit Award of Commendation Industrial Contest, .First Place industrial Contest, Second Place industrial Contest, Third Place. Fleet Contest, First Place Fleet Contest, Second Place Fleet Contest, Third Place Prices, Each (minimum order 100): 100--$.22: 250--$.18; 500--$.15; 1000--$-13; 5000--$.12; 10,000--$ .1 1 . Imprinting free but each change in imprint message thereafter: $3.30 per change. GREEN CROSS F U G Here's dramatic evidence of acci dent-free days. A Green Cross Flag is an effective way of advertising your company's safety record every day in the year. As a safety award, the Green Cross Flag effectively de velops spirited competition between departments making each Strive for the month's best record. Six feet long, four feet wide; heavy duty cloth with double-stitched hemmed edges; green cross on both sides. Green Cross flags are sold only to Council members and U.S. Govern ment Agencies. 031.01. Each: 1--$13.50; 2--$12.50; 1 0 $ 12.00. GREEN CROSS STORM FLAG Rugged, heavy duty waterproof cloth defies the wind and storm; 2 feet wide by 3 feet long. Sold only t o , members and Federal Government Agencies. 031.31. Each: 1--$6.90; 2--$6.30; 10--$6.00. NSC AWARD PENNANT For companies and organizations that have an NSC Award of Honor or Award of Merit. Pennant is heavy-duty nylon with green cross emblem, name of award won, and year of award (shown in a star). 031.23. Award of Honor Pennant. Each: 1-- $24; 2--$23; 10--$20.50. 031.24. Award of Merit Pennant. Same prices as above, 031.25. Year Stars, Each: $.35, indicate year to be shown on star. POSTER LITES To dress up-- and light up-- your safety posters. H andsom e box is made of heavy-duty cardboard in woodgrain finish, can hang from a wall or stand on any flat surface. Poster Lites make a "picture" of a poster. T hey light up the poster, frame it, make the colors glow. Designed, for "A " size NSC posters ( 81/ 2" x l l ' / i " ) . Poster Lites can also be used for safety bulletins, notices, and h o m e -m a d e sa fe ty posters. 035.75. Each: M l l . i 2--$9; 1C--$7.50. Shipped in special container; Includes lighting unit, cord, light diffuser, assembly instructions. Bulb and. poster not included. (Electrical com ponents are UL approved.) AK-SHUN POSTERS Safety messages that m ove, change color automatically-- attract atten tion-- are provided by the new A k.... Shun Poster d isp la y ..M essages are printed on patented .shutter device, powered by small quiet electric motor. 035.71. Each: 1--$85; 2--$79; 10--$74. Price includes unit and 12 messages. Unit is guarg jg l : anteed',. messages sent. one. a month. 'J S PEC IAL O FFER : Snd for AKShun Poster Display unit for trial use in your own plant! No obligation. Send youf request to N S C ; w e; send you complete AK-Shun unit w ith first message. You use for two weeks. If you Dke the un it, pay th e invoice; If not return the unit and we cancel the invoice; you pay only the return postage on the unit. SAFETY POSTERS .Always available from the N ational ' Safety Council: 8 00 or more safety posters, for industry, for motor . transport, for traffic "and ofT-job safety programs. NSC posters are printed in two or more colors, on heavy-w eight enam eled paper s to c k .:T hey are designed to catch the eye, and to convey im- , .,. portant safety inform ation . action quickly. )Arid N S C safety posters i ' are economically priced. You can order NSC safety posters . . out.of...the- 1 9 6 2 D i r e c t o r y -of S a f e t y P o s t e r s . (see below).. N ew ly -p ra -, duced posters are illustrated each .. m onth in N ational Safety N e w s arid Traffic.. Safety . magazines. Posters are also available on . automatic subscription service (write NSC for cost and d etails), mw Each (any selection): 10--5.13; 100-S.077; 1000--$.056; 5000--$.055: 10,900--$.049; 20.000--$.044. . "B" Size Posters. a7"*23"). Each: 10--.25; 100--$.21; 1000--$ .1 7 ; 5000--$.13; 10,000-- $.11; 20,000-$. 10. . " C" Size Posters; (25" x38"). Each: $ .44; 1 0 $.33; 100--$.26; 1000--$.24; 5000--$.22. . School Posters also available. See page for additional.'information; METAL POSTER FRAMES B lack enam eled rrietal frames made to fit NSC "A " or "B " size posters. Will accom m odate cardboard back ing glass front. They keep posters neat and clean. 034.01. " A " size Frame. Each; 1--$1,80; 2-- $r.50; io--$1.25; ico-sno. 034.02. " B" size. Frame. Each; 1--$2,50; 2-- $15; 10- $ U 5i 10M 1.45. 1962 DIRECTORY OF SAFETY POSTERS Shows 876 NSC safety posters in miniature. Gives com plete informa tion on automatic poster services, suggestions ori using posters effec tively. , 189.01-12. Each; 2--$.60: 10--$.45; 100--$.35. Singie copy free on request.  s M a i .....-^{> - <;`r;:^; ' Here,'are 13 employee booklets we're selling at very substantial price reductions, to make room for the many new publications scheduled for 1362-63. These booklets are not "dated" in any .-way. Most were produced just a lew years ago and many thousands have been used in almost every type of industry, ff you haven't used them before, now is your chance -to get them for your employees at a substantial savings, y*.na4dSf,. Heads You Win Shows how the man who uses his head and keeps his mind on the job, stays safe! 16 pages, 3% "x834 " , four colors. 192.10 Each- Minimum order 50-- $.045, 500 ,-$ ,0 4 ; 1000-- $.034, 5000-- $.028; 10,000-- $ 023; 20,000-- $.02. Get A Load Of This A lesson m safe and efficient han dling of materials. Emphasizes the use of brain, not brawn. 16 pages, 334 " x 7 4 " , two colors. 19 5 ,75 . Each Minimum order 50--$ 045, 500 . - $ 0 4 ; 1 0 0 0 -$ 034, 5 0 0 0 -$ 028, 10,000 -- $ 023 , 2 0 ,0 0 0 -$ 02 Your Future, Keep it Clean A strong case for good housekeep ing Shows that a dean, well kept plant is safest 8 pages, 3V" x 63A", four colors. 195.79. Each Minimum order 50-- $.045, 500 _$ 04, 1 0 0 0 -$ 034 5 0 0 0 -$ 028, 10,000 -- $023, 20,000-$,02. Is Your Home Fall Proof? Fred'Ffame, the Fiery Delinquent Cartoon treatment likens fire to a "Juvenile Delinquent", ready to cause trouble if given the chance; needing firm control to be kept in line. 16 pages, 6" x 9", two colors, ' 495.81. Each; Minimum order 50-- $045; 500 , --$,04; \ 1000--$,034; 5 0 0 0 -$ 028, 10,000 , -- $.023;' 20,000-- $ 02 Falls Aren't Funny Falls are responsible for a large por tion of lost-time accidents in indus try. This booklet discusses their pre vention, m factory, office and home. 8 pages, 4" x 8", two colors. 195.74. Each Minimum order 50--$.045, 500 - $ ,0 4 , 1000-- ?,034, 5 0 0 0 -$ 028, 10,000 - $ 023, 20,000-- $.02. 30 important questions -- and an swers--about conditions in the home that can lead to falls. 6 pages, 599.23 Eachi Minimum order 50-- $ 025, 500 -- $ 0 2 1 , 1000-- $ .0 17; 5 0 0 0 -$ 0 14, 10,000 -- $ 012r 20,000-$ 01 Easy Does It Helpful suggestions on safe use of i i>`;i! S . More Gravy Sir! CV- VT';-v A'booklet providing tips on safety in food serving--for waitresses, waiters, 1 'busboys Covers avoiding spills and bums, keeping floors clear of trip ping hazards, etc 6 pages, 3ya"x Don't Be Alarmed Illustrate^ discussions of the many ways employees can .inadvertently cause a disastrous fire--and the safe guards needed. 16 pages. 3%" x 8", two colors. hand trucks, power trucks, cranes, and manual material handling. 16 pages, 4"x8", two colors, 1 9 5 7 H Each Minimum 'order 50-- $,045 , 500 -- $ 04, 10 0 0 -$ 034, 5000-$ 028, 10 ,0 0 0 $ 023, 20,000--$ 02 Safety is no Accident i vV^H '1 ! SMSS i# 195.80? Each Minimum order 50--$ 045; 500 -- $ 04; 1 0 0 0 -$ 034, 5 0 0 0 -$ 0 2 8 ,.. 10,000 A , 199,28.`Ea'oht Minimum order"50--$,025, 500 --$ 023, z o o o o - m ` " --- 4$,0,02211;,.:41000000-4-4.0. 1 7 ;.. '5000^-$ 014, 10,000 ! v l iV-':` ,'%>'tV-.i t ' * tv/ s V;.;;\=;,c;.;:?:^ _4 012, 20,000-$,01 Y?rt; . \ V i V - it:' b.5' \ x i - rV-''-,-.Vtit'.'-:i\ Where Do the Kids Play? ' 1 Simple Do-,lt-Yourself Project Stimulates and suggests thinking The ten basic rules of plant accident prevention presented in picture story. 16 paged, 3V2"x7",four colors. 192.11 Each Minlmuifi ' order 50-- $ 045, 500 --$ d 4, 1000-- $.034, 5 0 0 0 -$ 028, 1 0 ,0 0 0 $ 0 23,20,000-4.02 1 1 ` vn 1 Points out how easy it is to lose a finger-at1work and working around theVho^use 8 ^p^ag*es,i 3~3^ " xi8 "_, 2 colors, ,. 1 , ^ ^- about play environment Shows pho tos of children playing in typical but risky places. 8 pages, 3%"x8", two colors , Rules for Safety The biggest' and most complete safety rules book ever compiled by j NSC, 40 page?, S ^ s'W /s" . > i- it 1 34; 194122. aoh!l Minimum<wder 5t0--$b45, 500 ' --04i iO00--$034; 5000--$028, 10,000-- $ 20,000--$,02, A ' 1 599,36. Each. Minimum order 50-- $ 045, 500 -- $,04, 1000-- $ 034, 5000--$ 0 28 , 10,000-- $023,` 2a000-- $02 1 1 9 2 1 4 Each? Minimum order 50--$ 15, 500' -- $ 13 1000-- $ 4 1 5QOO-- $ 10 - Jfr 'f1 J fen1l-~ w New fo r'62 What'S tti% Difference? A n sw er^ 'th-iJ ,iinportant question; `'W nat's the' difference betw een just an average driver and a real ex pert?" M akes-a-convincing case for the fa c t. that the big difference is ability to drive safely. For all com m ercial vehicle. drivers. 12 pages, 4"x8", four colors. 29 4.11. .'Each: Mmimurn order 50--$.09; 500 --$.03; ,100te-$'.07; 5000--$.063;. 10,000-- $.058; 201000--$.055. ' Just for bus drivers, the art of; de fensive driving. Tells how to antic ipate trouble-in traffic, and how to stay clear of it. Illustrated. 24 pages, 3"x5", two colors. 294.01. Eachi Minimum order 50-- $.10; 500-- $:08, 100^--4 ,0 7 4 ;; 5000-- $.064. Look, Stop Backing Accidents An 8-page booklet illustrates five main rules of safe' backing; case histories. SVi'biS", two colors. , 294.10. " Each: 1 1C-- $.13; 50--$.055: 500-- $ .0 5 5 ;?1000--$.045; 5000--$.038; 10,000-- $.236. " You" Factor in Accident Causes(Bus) H o w .personal habits, frame of mind,'state of health, attitudes of the individual driver can be a factor in accidents. Illustrated. 24 pages, 3lA"x5lA", two'colors. 294:04. Each.- Minimum order 50-- 1 .10 ; 500 -- $:08; 1000-- $.074; 5000-- $.064. Be Your Own Traffic Judge Cas histories of traffic accidents. Readers are asked questions on each accident, following page, gives the answers; discusses the accident. 16 pages, cartoons, 5 1A " x 814", two' colors. 294.07. Each: Minimum order 50--$.12; 500-- $ .1 1 ; 1000--$.099-, 5000--$.094. For Experts Only A brochure for professional drivers, which shows them how--and why-- to try for the NSC Safe Driver Award.. For drivers enrolled in NSC's . Safe Driver Award program. 30 pages, 5 '/2"X8.1/2", two colors. 292.20. Each: 1-- $.29, 10-- $.26; 100--$.22; 1000-- $.19. Keep Rolling With Safety in Winter Weather . Special edition for tractor-and-trailer and other commercial-vehicle driv ers. Discusses front-wheel braking, jack-knifing, iise.of sanders, control of loaded and empty vehicles, gear ing down, and other technical prob lems. 16 pages,- 51A " x8iA", two colors. 399.58. Each: 10-- $ .1 7; 50--$.10; 500-- $.085; 1000-- $.075; -5000-- $.055; 10,000-- $.06. - Professional Code for Defensive Driving A formula for avoiding traffic acci dents, that points up the basic re sponsibilities of the driver. 20 pages, 6"x9", two colors. 294.09. -Each: Minimum order 10--$.25; 50 -- $.21; 500--$.18, 1000-- $ .16 , 5 0 0 0 -$ .15 ; 10,000--$.14. - Passenger Safety Shows bus- drivers how they can pre vent boarding, alighting, and on board accidents to passengers. 24. pages, 3"x5", two colors. 294.06. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.10; 500 -- $.08; 1000-- $.074; 5000-r--$.064. vw"......,*..k'kft -Li 1i*,r,4.'j ji m' V SS9BRBS8 n&SM - New for '62 Pocket Guide To First Aid Very handy guide to giving first aid to accident victims: how to help, how to get aid, things not to do. Text checked for accuracy by American Medical Association. Sized to fit pocket,, wallet, dr purse. j2 M " x 3 W \ .24: pages, plus covers; 195.05. Each: Minimum --$.063: 030-- $.057; -$ .0 4 3 ; 20,000--$.04: 000--$.038. order 50-- $.07; 500 5000--$.048: 10,000 50.000-- $.039: 100.- The Man With the Badge ;A/study.:.of the art of serving on a safety committee: 64 pages, A" x 6W '. 195.71. Hash: i-S .75; 1C--$.55: 10C-S.3S. Flames I Have Known A humorously different book on fire prevention. A `torch' singer tells how each of her boy friends became a flame because of some unsafe practice. 16 pages, 3%" x 7", two colors. 195.76. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.06; 500 -- $.055; 2000--$-.05; 5000-- $.045; 10,000 -- $.042; 20;000-- $.04, . The Big Payoff Safety program facts in cartoon style. Answers questions like; ``Why so much talk and activity about safety?" "What'S in it for me?" 12 pages, 4"x 8", four colors. ", ' 192.16. Each:- Minimum order 50--$.09; 500 - $ .0 8 ;' 1 0 0 0 -4 .0 7 ; 5000-- $.063; 10,000-- $.058; 20,000-- $.055., .C o .We Stiff Need Safety? ,.. Points out that despite `fool proof' machines and automation, safety still depends on personal care. 16 pages, 4"x8", four colors. 192.12. Each; Minimum order 50--$.10; 500 -- $.09; 1000-- $.079; 5000-- $.069; T O ,000-- $.063; 20,000--$.056. Accidents in the Office Tips on avoiding the many kinds of accidents that can happen to: mem bers of "The D esk .Set."' 8 pages; 3%" x 8", two colors. 195.50. Each:- Minimum order 50-- $.06; 500 --$.05; 1000-- $.045; 5000-- 1.043; 10,000-- $.042; 20 ,000-3.04. Are You Safety Minded? Humorous cartoon characters illus trate attitudes that can cause acci dents, 16-pags, 4"x8", four colors. 192.15. Each: Minimum order 50--$ .0 72; 500 -- $.067;. 1000--$.063; 5000:--$.06; 10,000 --$.058, 20,000--$.056. .m "WorkingTogetherfor Safety;^ ' A safety rules booklet for employees and supervisors. Especially good as orientation for new employees. 32 pages, 4"x7". ,132108; Each: Minimum order 50--r$.12; 500 -- $ .1 1; 1000-- $.093: 5000-- $.094: 10.000 -- $.088; 20.000-- $.083. We Know Better Stresses, the common sense aspects of accident prevention. 16 pages, 3 W x634 " , four colors. ,192.13. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.10; 500 - $ .0 9 ; 1000--$.081; 5000--$.073; 1 0 ,0 0 0 $.058; 20,000-- $.056. Your Ten Best Tools The `ten best tools' are fingers, and the booklet shows how vital it is to safe-guard them. 8 pages, 4"x8%", two colors: 195.77, Each: Minimum order 50-- $.10; 500 -- $;085; 1000-- $.075; 5000-- $.055; 10,000 --$.055; 20:000-- $.05. ' F it As A F id d le - - - Simple rules of good health. Dis cusses. care of eyes, teeth, feet, pre vention and treatment of colds, etc. 16 pages. 344" x 73/4", four colors. 195.26. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.10; 500 -- $1085; 1000--$:075 ; 5000-- $.055. Accident Preventers Safety reminders on nine important safety subjects. Each "Preventer" is 4 pages, 3"x5", printed in two col ors, and packed with pointed illus trations and text. 191.101 9 1 .1 0 1 9 1.1 0 191.10191.10191.10191.10191.101.91.10- 10 1. Lifting 102. Receiving & Shipping Roams 202. Smoking 3 0 !. Safe Clothing 302. Eye Protection 401. Get First Aid Fast 402. Skin Care 501. Four Principles of Hand Tools 502. Electricity Each (any selection): Minimum order 50-- $.031; 500-- $.028; 1000--$.025; 5000-- $.023; 10,000-- $.022; 20,000-- $.021. m ,;S: -t. f New fur '62 i New booklet helps you extend 1 your safety program over the is crucial vacation-months. Book- i | let invites reading because it's g s full of pictures of favorite va- >s' cation places. Contains dozens s: >: of important safety tips for the &; a vacationing- family, 8-page a | folder, full-color priming; 4"x % ' 6Vi". 19 4 .4 1. Each: 50 (minimum order)-- $.07; | a 500-- $.065; 1000-- $.055; 5000--$.045; # H 10,000--$.042; 20,000--$.04. Write for fi g prices for 50,000 or more copies. | .I r-wwOTraar. na a m a w e - What's In It For Me How the individual employee bene fits from a good plant safety pro gram. 16 pages, 4"x8", four colors. 192.09. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.10; 500 -- $.09; 1000-- $.079; 5000-- $.069; 10,000-- $.063; 20,000--$.056. Seat Belts Save Lives ' Proves. how effective item such as auto seat belts reduces deaths and critical injuries; Tells the seat belt . story simply, clearly and convinc ingly. Attractively illustrated and de signed. 8 pages, S,1A " x5Va", two colors. : 399.31.: Each, -Mihinium; order; 50-- $:06; 500 -- $.05; 1000--r$.045; 5000--$;04; 10,000-- $.035; 20,000--$.032i 50.000-S.C29; 100,000 : --$026; 500.000-S.C23; 1,000,000--$.021. Driver In The Dark Traffic deaths go up more than 100% when the sun goes down! This new booklet alerts drivers to this danger, gives sound pointers on driving in the dark. 12 pages, 4"x8", . two colors. . 399.11. Each- Minimum order 50-- $.07; 500 --$.062; 1000--$.054; 5000-- $.046; 10,000 -$ .0 4 2 :; 2 0 ,0 0 0 --$ .0 4 1; 50,000--$.0 4; I0Q;00G--$.039. Signs You Musi Know Amusing leaflet illustrates the need for traffic signs. Based on the film, "Signs Take a Holiday," See page 26. 399.81.-Packages o` 100, e a c h ;!-- $2.00; l 0 -- $1.40; 50--$1.30; 100-- $1.20; 200-- $ 1.10 Traffic Safety Leaflets 4 page leaflet on aspects of traffic safety. Four pages, 3"x5", two colors. 329.16. Enforcement, A Vital Key 3 29 .17. Safer Driving Through Licensing 329.18. Toward Court Improvement 329.22. Trial in Error? 391.50. Portrait of the Missing Link Packages of TOO, each; 1-- $2.90; 10-- $2.50; 50--$2.30; 100-- $2.20; 200-- $2.10. Speedometer Story Gives the basic facts about driving fast--how much time do you save, what risks do you run, relation of speed to accidents and to accident severity. 4 pages, 3 l/i"x5Vi", two colors,. 392.01. Each: Minimum order 1000--$.016; 5000--$.012; 10,000-- $ .0 11; 20,000-- $.01; 100,000-- $.009. Hey Bike-A-Roo Safety tips for young bike and trike riders. 399.94. Packages-of 100; each; 1-- $2.00; 10-- $1,20; 50^--$.90; 100-- $ ,8 5; 200-- $.80; 1000 - $ .7 5 ; 2000--$.70. Holidays Are Danger Days Illustrated leaflet points out special traffic hazards during summer holi day season. .. Memorial Day, Fourth of July, Labor Day. Four pages, 4T4"x3:%", four colors. 399.44. Each (packages of 100 only); 1-- $2.50; 10-- $2.00; 50-- $ 1.8 0 ; 100-- $1.60; 200-- $1.50; 500--$1.50; .1000--$1.40. Fun on a Bike 8 pages offering 11 safety tips for youngsters with bikes. 3 1A"x6'/, two colors. 399.93. Each; Minimum: order 50-- $.039; 500 -- $.034; 1000-- $.03; 5000-- $.028. Family Emergency Almanac Tells how to handle mergencies that may arise in any family. Tells how to call: for help, what to do until help arrives, and how to re move hazards that may cause home accidents. Contains index. Many new and unusual facts about home haz- * ' ards, 32, pages, 51/2 ,/x8!/2", illus trated, two colors, 599.66. Each: Minimum order 50--$120; 500 -- $.16; 1000-- $.:14; 5000-- $.125; 10.000-- $.115; 2 0 ,0 0 0 -1.110 . Child Safety in the Dangerous Years What To Do About Home Injuries Safety Hints for the Elderly Safety measures for preventing com mon accidents to children from 1 to 9. 12 pages, 3%"x8". S39-S& Each: Minimum order 50-- $.058; 508 -- .058; 1000-- $.052! 5008-- $.046; 10,000 -$ .0 4 3 ; 20.000--S.041 - . ' , ' V / - Signs Make the Way Safe Leaflet on the meaning of traffic signs. Four pages, 3"x5", two colors. 399.77. Packages of TOOreach.-' l -- $4.70; 10-- $3.90; 50-- $3.80; 100-- $3.45; 2 0 0 -S 3 .3 0 . A valuable emergency reference book covering treatment and pre vention of most home injuries. Ap proved by the American Medical Association and the American Na tional Red Cross. 36 pages, 5 lA"x 8Vi", two colors. ' 599.64. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.15; 500 -- $.12; 1000-- $.10; 5000-- $.075; 10,000 -- $.07; 20,000-- $.067. Anatomy of Fire Discusses common physical impair ments of the aged and suggests en vironmental aids and personal prac tices to prevent accidents. Four pages, 3V2"x8", four colors.. 599.11. FORGET THINGS? 599.12. A` LITTLE SHAKY? 599.13. POOR SIGHT? 599.14. TIRE EASILY? 599.15. DOUBTFUL ABOUT DRIVING? 599.19. WORRIED ABOUT WALKING? Hazard Hunting Very dramatic presentation of fire Any seieirtibh. of thei>six: ' leafifetS (per copy): i facts that every person should know. 50-- $.03; 500--$l025: 1000-- $.023; 5000-- How- to ferret out home accident Tells how home fires start, what to $.021; 10,0 0 0 -3 .0 2; 20,000--$ .0 19 ; 50,000-- hazards, how to make home safety do in case of fire, how to prevent. 12 $.018; 100,000--$.0 17. a family project. Dozens of good pages, 4"x8", two colors. 599.20. Complete sets of six leaflets (per set): practical tips on making home-life 1 0 -$ .1 8 ; 5 0 -8 -16 5 ; 5 0 0 -4 .1 3 8 : 1000--$.125. safer. 12 pages, 4"xS", two colors. 599.83. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.08; 500-- $.059; 1 0 0 0 -4 .0 8 1 ; 5000-- $.053; 10,000-- 599.65. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.075; 500 -- $.052; 1000--$.058; 5000--$.052; 10,000 $.048; 20,000-- $.045. . . . Ready, Set, Snow -- $.047; 20,000-- $.043. Home Fire Posterette Holly or Folly Leaflet on Christmas-New Year traf How to drive under winter condi tions. How to start, how to steer, how to, avoid skids and slides, and 1Special size poster on hazards of fic. hazards, especially hazard of; many other useful facts for the win smoking and matches for home dis- drinking and driving. 4 pages, 5Vi"x ter motorist. 16 pages, 4"'x8", two play, 4"x5", two colors. 8 Vi", two colors. colors. 599.84.'.Each: Minimum 5C-- S.01; 503-- $.003; 1000--$.008; 5000--1.007? 10,000-- $.006; 20,000--$.005. ; ' 399.45, Each .(packages, of 100): 1-- $2.50; 10 -- S1.65; 5 0 -4 114 0 ; 1 0 0 -4 1 .2 0 ; 200-- $1.10; 1 0 0 0 -4 1.0 5 : 2000-- $1.00. 399.57. Each: Minimum order 5 0 - 4 0 7 5 ; 500 -- $,065; 1000-- 5.058; 5003--$.048?. ,10,000 . -- $.045: 20.000-- $.042. . ; Decal Prices & Specifications Decals are water application type; measure 2" x V h " \ and- conform to A S A specifications. / 196:00 Each -any .s e le c tio n ):1-- $.15;. 1 0 - * $:10: 10C-- .077; .1000-- .051. When ordering use .stock number and Decal designation,;, .a., 196 00-- 0 1 Caution Decals (yellow & black) Shut Off Machine When Not in Use Fire Deor-^Do Not Block .. . Snut O ff Engine Before Refueling, To . Be Operated Only by . Authorized . Employees ' Pull .and Lock Switches Before Oiling, Adjusting or.Repairing Machine Stop. Machin Before Making Adjust- . merit Use Fuse Puller to Remove Fuses Do Not Operate Without. Gua-as Keep Guards in Correct Adjustment Ground: Equipment Before Use Doi Not Use Near Electrical Equipment Do Not .Open. While Machine is in Mo tion Fire Decals (red & white) F-T For . Wood; Paper; .Textile; arid Rubbish Class A Fires) Not Electrical Equipment F-2, For Wood, Paper, Rubbish and Burning liquids Class A & B Fires) Not Elec-, tricai 'Equipment . F-3 ; Fo r Burning- Liquids; (Gasoline, OH and Paint and. .Electrical Equipment) Class B & 0 Fires . F-4 Sprinkler Valve-- Do Not Close: Unless , Authorized 'Danger Declilslred STblackX ....................... D- 1 ' Dc Not Wear Gloves While Operating .. . . This Machine ., D- 4 Keep'This Guard in Place D- 6 We#'.toggles While Operating This V.a- \ chin - 7 .Flam m able-Keep' Flames and Heat . - Awayu. >../ D- 8 Corrosive Liquids-- Use Personal Pro- ' tective Equipm ent 0- 9 - 220 Volts D-10 <40 Volts D-12 No Smoking D ii3 , Wear Goggles in This. Area D-14 Oxygen-- Keep Oil and Grease Away D-15 Acid D-16 Caustic D-17 .Replace Guard Before Using Machine Safety Decals (green & white) S- T S- 3 S- 4 . S- 6 ' ; S- 7 S- 8 S- 9 S-f0 S-11 S44 . Sound Warning at Corners and Aisle Crossings Do Not Talk To or Distract Operator Before Starting;Be Su'e Everyone :s .!n the Clear ` ; ' Keep Tools in Safe Condition and in Proper Place lite r Use Keep Floor C ean Around This Machine First Aid Kit Only Authorized Persons May Change Fuses or Maki Repairs - Keep This Space Clear Deposit' Waste Material Here : Please Keep Your Locker Glean 26 2.11. General Automotive, Set 1 . Sets o f 12 double-faced safety, p ost ers; for drivers of a ll types of m otor vehicles. Designed to be installed on the dash board o f the vehicle (.special holders available, see b e - ' low). : .. 262.12. General Automotive, Set % 262.16. .Truck, Set i . "Prices. Each Set .if '.2;: 1 -S .9 0 ; 10 --$.55;. ! 00--^-$.40; 1000-- $ .3 0 ., 5000-- $.25. G ear:::;.' * ' prises applyrtp any;selection of sets ordered.1 : Holders' not included in these-prices; order separately.. ; - ' '- b a s h Cards did: easy to install,..easy to maintain,, and; econom ical. They proyrde timely, ,i Important' . safety , m essages to drivers while they're ; behind the. steering- w h eel, ' 262.09. Metal Holder. .. 262.06. Plastic Holder.:.; Prices. Each: $.20 in any quantity. Metal- Holder i s mounted with sh eet n e ta i screw s. Cards slide m easily. Hoicor never needs replacing. ;- , Plastic Holder, Has selt-sticr. back, goes on with pat c'-nana. O ira ts e . cur may -have to replaced .-pBriodicariy/inhYot ; ; im m filili to prevent injuries from falls of ground in mines Campaign Kit Contains .set of posters, set of signs. Sheets, 50 stickers. 50 sets of leaflets, five sets of Fact 128.16. Each: $26.00 arsy-quantity. Hard Hat Stickers R eflective stickers for miners' .hats, show Green Cross for Safety em blem and slogan "Prevent Ground Falls." 2" diameter. 128.15, Each? Nliniiivum order 50-- $.18; 500-- $.15; 1D0C--r-$.l4. Posters " - Set of 4 special posters on safe practices to prevent falls of ground, (tw o 17" x 23", twelve 8V i" x LI 14", two colors.) 1 128.12. Set of 14 posters. Each: 1-- $4.20; 2-- $3.10: 10-- $2.55. i ' ' '"' '' ' Leaflets . Four 4-page leaflets that show safe' practices th a t, prevent falls ' of ground. 128:13. Set of 4 leaflets. Each: Minimum or-' dor 50 sets--$.29; 5 0 0 -S .2 2 ; 1000--S-18. For supervisors and m iners, set of 12 one and tw o page bulietins that . discuss important facets . of pre venting roof fall injuries. . 128.14. Set of 12 fee* sheets. Each: Minimum order T O sets-- $.45: 50--$ 30: 50C^-$.22. Reflective Signs * For use underground, reflective ma terial, tvvo colors, 4" x 12" . (G ap - . tion: use in dry area). 128.11. Set of 4 reflective signs. Eaehr'-l-- $3.80; 2--$2.65; 10--$2.30. -V . I:'tirVvJ* '.W'v/iV I '1 to promote 10 0 % hard hat use Stickers : T o be pasted on each em ployees' , hard hat. Sticker is bright yellow and green, has pressure-sensitive back, carries slogan: "Hard H ats Save Lives." 2" diameter. 128.24. rSheets of lO stickers. Each; Minimum order 5 sheets--$.45; 50--$.37; 100--$.32. Campaign Signs Four signs reminding workers to . wear their hard hats. Signs are 4 " x 12", are printed in . tw o colors, have pressure-sensitive backs, and can be. used indoors or '0UtdpprS;./V M . 128i23. :Set of lour signs. Each: 1--$2.40: S -^ |P ;T 0-- T V, / : V.V Campaign Kit ; . Contains set of posters, set of sig n s,. 50 sets of leaflets, 50 stickers, cam paign guide. 128.25. Complete .campaign kit. Each: $12.00 any quantity. Posters S ix posters--plus a handsom e goldand-niack certificate; indicating that your organization .is participating. in the Campaign. 814" x ,1114". 128.22. Set of six posters and Certificate.; Each:. 1-- $2.10; 2-- $1.20; 1-0--,$.60. Leaflets . Four four-page leaflets tell how 'hard hats were developed, how they protect, how to take care of and wear a hard hat'for maximum com - fort and protection. . , 128.21. Set of four, feaffsts. Each: Minimum, ,, order 50-- $.15; 500-- $;12; 1000--$.105. . ' Campaign Guide G ives step-by-step plan for an lj effective hard ha:--head pro tection campaign. Suggests uses of cam paign materials, other projects. Copy sent free with : | order (fp'rcampaign m aterials.v| Sample copy sent on request. .| r rj { \ %J A ^f n / h M 'tv 1 M 'H w r s iH T r Traffic Safety Magazine ,,An excellent source of factual and up-to-the-minute . information, on traffic safety methods, traffic acci dent statistics and records, and, re ports. on what is being accomplished by the nation's traffic safety admin istrators, enforcement officials,, and civic1 groups. Contains a special section on motor fleet, operations and -- quarterly -- a 32-page "Re search Review" supplement. 3 11 .0 1. Subscriptions (12 . issues), each: 1-- $4.50; 2-- $4.00; 1C-- $3.50; 100-- $2.30. Aod $.70 p e r. subscription for foreign other than Canada and Pan American Union. oear'* Traffic Safety Memos Technical .discussion of basic traf fic safety subjects. Prepared by leading traffic authorities,, revised periodically to provide latest in formation available. Prices of in dividual Memos are based on num ber of pages. 328.01. Complete set, 25 Traffic Safety Memos, punched for .three-ring: binder, Each: $800 9. Auto Drivers Paper Test. 21, Periodic Motor Vehicle Inspection. 29. Testing ir.e Drinking Driver. 30; Setting Up Chemical Tests for intoxica tion 34. fireworks and Other Fourth; of July Ac cidents. 40. Filing City Traffic Accident Reports by Location 43. Drafting State Traffic- Legislation. 51. Motor Vehicle Accident Experience by Age of Driver. . ... , 58. All Accidental Deaths and M otor Vehicle Deaths, 1900 1960 59. Analyzing Bicycle Accident Records, 60. Adapting the Model Traffic Ordinance to Your City. 70 . Newspaper & Radio .Publicity to- En courage the .Reporting of Traffic ;Accn dents. 7 1 . School Crossing Protection. 75 . Traffic Accident Spot Maps for Cities. 8 1. Traffic Posters. ........................... 95. -Reaction Time in Automobile Driving,- 113 . Estimating the Cost of Accidents, - Each-, (any selection): 1--$.30: 2--$.22: 10--5.15. 22. Brakes and: Stopping o f Motor Vehicles, 72 . Standard Reporting System for Accidental Deaths. 92. Bicycles. 10 1. Setting Up Traffic: Engineering in,'Your City.' 106. Accident. Records as a. Base for Plan. nlng Traffic Enforcement In Rural Areas, 10 7. Accident Records as a Base for City En forcement Plann ng. Each: (any selection): 1--5.60; 2--$.45; 1C--$.30. 89. Driver Improvement Schools. Each; 1--$.80; 2-- $.60; 10--$.41. 69. Standard City Traffic .Accident Reporting System. Each: 1-- $1,20; 2-.$ ,9 0 ; 10--$.58. Kj . Jj When ordering please use gj. p -sries number 329.01 and | ' 1 number and title of Memo, i l e .,. 329,01-9. Auto Drivers |'" Paper Test. - g '** i! siM v+ Traffic Fact Sheets Reprints of articles from Traffic Safety Magazine Safety tips to drivers and pedestrians One page, two sided each % W x 11", one &2 color .2, Boat Trailers 3 . 'Driver Improvement Schools 4. Traffic Law Uniformity 5. Use of Turn Signals 7 . Your Responsibility,in an Auto Accident 8. The Man with a License to Kill > 9. Drinking and Driving , - 10. Vote fo r : Driver-Education (Driver. Educa- tion in High School) 1 1 . Stopping Distances 12 . How to Park .Your Car . 13. Driving on Superhighways-. 14. Children in the Car 1.5. Traffic Courts on Trial 16. Tips on Mountain Driving 1 7 . Is Your Car Sick, Sick, Sick? 18. Smart Drivers Use Seat Belts - 19. Driving Tips From the Pros 2 1 . ' Uncontrolled Intersections-*- 22. Chemical Tests Protect You 23 It's Called Crfy Driving 24;: She Case .For Traffic.nforeement 26. Buying A Car? 27 Night Driving 28. Accident Records -- . 29. Wnen Your Car Stalls 30. Rural Driving ' , ' 3 1. Good Vision Prelects You 32. Good)Visibility Is A Must 33. Keep Your Eye Cn Your Tires 34. School Buses . : . 35. The Senior Citizen In ' Traffic 3?. Signs Of D ie . K -ow And Obey 38. Creeping Killer Carbon Monoxide) 39.. Rear End Collisions: : : V;.; 40. Seat Beits Worn . 41. Point: Count-System Puts- Finger,>on Prob lem Driver 42. Bad Brakes Kill ,v ; 43. Installation and Useof Seat Belts . 44. Traffic. AccidentFacts1961 Edition - 329.96. ---$.035; --$.02. Each: Minimum order 50-- $.05; 500 1000-- $,:J28; v. When ordering use: stock num- ' j ber and Fact Sheet number, f; i.e., 3 2 9 .9 6 -2 Boat Trailers, t. I ' 1 I ,' Safety Education Magazine The only national magazine devoted to safety education in schools. Con tains articles fay school people on school-plant safety, school shop safety, driver education, and train ing children for safer living. Each issue also contains sample safety lessons and posters, and a Safety Education Data Sheet. 4 1 1 .0 1 . Each (9 issue subscription,. September through May): 1-- 33.75; 2-- $3.51; 10-- $3.33; 100-- $3.24. -N O T E , Subscription prices are net-- 10 % member discount already taken. Add $.50 each for Foreign subscriptions, other than Canada and Pan American Union. School Safety Lessons Written by educators, Safety Les- sons provide facts and projects for students ; on ,safety. Prepared for .four1different, .grade ..levels. 1 Lower Elementary (grades 1-3 ) \ . 2 .Upper Elementary (grades 4-6) 3 Junior High (grades 7-9) 4 Senior High (grades 10-12) 461.01. Subscriptions (nine, issues), each; 10 -- S.28; 50-- $ .1 7 ; 500-- $.15; 1CC0--$.12; 5000-- $ .11; 10,000-- $.10. 461.03. Single order (each): 10--S.033; 100. -- $.02; 1000-- $.015. T :V When ordering specify grade level desired, Ley,; 46 1 .01-1-Lower Ele mentary. Minimum order 10. School Posters The School Posters have the same monthly themes as the School Safety Lessons (see above). Published in two* versions -- for elementary schools, for secondary schools. 8Vi" x llV i" , two colors. 1 School Posters (elementary) 2 School Posters (secondary1) , 4 8 1 .1 1 . Subscriptions (nine issues), each;. 1-- s.88; 10-- $.51; 100-- $.44; 1000-- $.35; 5000 --S ;3 1 : T ' " :V 481.13 . Single order, each-.. Minimum order 10. -- $.064; -100 -- 1.055; 1000-- $.044; .5000-- $.039.. ; ' ' ; : ,:V W hen ordering use stock ' num ber and specify grade level; i.e., 481.11 -1 School Posters (elem entary). Safety Education Data Sheets Two to six page articies.giving prac tical information on common acci dent hazards to school-age children. Gives the teacher, in a compact form, all information; needed for teaching some phase, of accident prevention, accident statistics, pr cautions, and sources of additional information. Most Safety Education Data Sheets are illustrated. 423.04. Individual , Safety Education Data Sheets (any selection/. Each: Minimum order 10-- $.06; 100-- $.05: 10 0 0 -S .0 4 4 ; 5000-- $.041. 429.06. Complete set Safety Education Data Sheets (punched for 3-ring binder!, each: $4.20. 1 . Bicycles 2. Matches 3. Firearms (Rev.! 4 . Toys and Piay Equipment 5. Falls 6. Cutting Implements .. 7 . Lifting, Carrying and Lowering - 8. Poisonous Plants M r ^ M e tric Equipment m 10. Pedestrian Safety 1 1 . Schco! Bus Safety Administrative lems 12 . Flammable Liquids in the Home ' 13. Passenger Safety ir. Public Carriers 1 4 . Chemicals 15 . Hand Tools 1 B. Nonelectric Household Equipment 1 7 . Sidewalk Vehicles 18 . Camping 19 . Alcohol and Traffic Accidents 20. Cooking and Illuminating Gas 2 1. Solid and Liquid Poisons 22. Safety in the Gymnasium , Prob 23. Laboratory Giasswars : 24. Places of Public Assembly 25. Fireworks- and Blasting Caps 26. Domestic Animals 27. Swimming: 28. Small Craft ' 29. Play Areas 30. Winter Driving 3 1. Night Driving 32. Winter Sports 33. Traffic; Control Devices 34. Safe Conduct in Electrical Storms 35. Poisonous Reptiles 38. Motor-Driven Cycles 37. Animals in the Classroom 38. Railroad Trespassing 39. Bad Weather: Hazards, Precautions 40. School Parties ; 4 1 . Hcrtn Workshops' 42. 'Horseback; Riding- 43. Hiking and Climbing 4 4 .. Hook and Line Fishing 45. Summer Jobs-- Farm , 46. Safety in the Woodshop 4 7. School Fires 48. Unauthorized Play Spaces 49. Bathroom Hazards - 50. Safety in the General Metals Shop 51. Safety in Pupil: Excursions 52. Highway Driving: Rules, Precautions 53. Safety in the Machine Shop 54. Summer Jobs: Laborers, Home Yard, Serv- : ice Stations 55. Motor Vehicle Speed 56. Welding and Cutting Safely 5 7. Safety in the Auto Shop 58. Winter Walking 59. Safety in the Chemistry Laboratory 60. Safety in the Farm Mechanics Shop 61. Floors in th 62. Hazards, of Discarded .Iceboxes and Re frigerators .. ' , ; 63. School Bus Safety-- Educating Pupil Pas sengers ' 64. Safety in the Graphic Arts Shop 65. Safety on Part Time Jobs-^-Focd Handling 68. Safety in Do It Yourself 69. Playground Apparatus 70. -Kites- and .Model Airplanes 7 1 . .Safety in Sports, Baseball 72. Safety in: Sports, Football 73 . School-Bus Operating Practices 74. Playground Surfacing , 75. Safety in Sports, General Practices 76. Safety in Bad Weather Conditions,, 7 7 . Safety in Sports, Basketball 7 8 . Safety for Amateur Electricians 79. Coordinating Safety in Industrial and Vo cational' Education Programs .80. Counselors and Helpers in Summer Camps 81. Guo Clubs: Organization &Activities 82. Office Safety 83. Safety in the Sheet Metal Shop 84. Skiing Safely 85. Safety, in the School Lunch Room 86. Cigarette Fire Hazards 87. Safety in the Electrical Shop 88. Vision and the Driver 8 9 . Track and Field Events 90. Flammability of. Wearing Apparel 91. Home Lighting 92. Safe Use o? Pesticides 93. Promoting Safety Through School News- --papers 94. Safety in Archery College and University Newsletter Published by the Higher Education Section of the National Safety Coun cil. Contains information on current happenings in safety education and accident prevention in colleges and universities. , 4 12 .0 1. Subscription !5 issues!, each: $1.65. College and University Poster Kit ' 25 posters selected for their special applicability to college safety. In- ^ c lu d e d in the Annual. Safety Service Ir fo r Colleges and Universities, this kit is also available as a separate unit. 482.01. Kit of 25 posters, each: $2.20. - , ` Safety Monographs for Colleges and Universities Proceedings of the National Con ferences on Campus Safety. Includes the minutes of the meetings of the Campus Safety Committee. 429.50- 429.50: 429.50- 429.50- 429.50- 429.50- 7 . Fourth National Conference on Campus Safety. 11957) 8. : Fifth National Conference on Cam- , pus Safety. (1958!. 9: Sixth National Conference os Cam- pus Safety. (1959) 10, Seventh Nationai .Conference on Campus Safety. (1960) 12. Eighth National -. Conference on Campus Safety. (1961) Each: $1.60 any quantity.' 1 1 . Bicycle & . Motor Scooter on the College Campus. - ' 429.50429.50429.50- : 13. Organizational Status & Duties of Campus Safety Personnel. 14. Injuries in Men's Physical Educa tion &Intramural Sports. 15 . State Laws & Regulations for Safe ty Education. Each: Singie copy free: two or more $ 1.11 each (any quantity). ' Congress Transactions--Schodj & i College Safety The proceedings of the School & College sessions at the 1961 Na- - . tional Safety . Congress--talks and ' , panel discussions by leading au- . thorities in the field. A valuable . reference for every safety' instructor. Issued annually. 022.31. Each: 1-- S.90; 1 0 - $ 80. .' 4 0 SOW Continued nmjai Safety Service for Colleges and Universities A selected group of periodicals and ether publications to give the co l-. lege safety director or safety com mittee the latest information in all areas of safety, education and cam pus. accident prevention; The serv ice provides subscriptions to: Na tional Safety News, Traffic Safety Magazine, Safety Education, Col lege and University Newsletter, Farm Safety Review, and Family Safety. It .also provides annually: Accident Facts, Transactions o f the National Campus Safety Conference, Transactions of the School and College Sessions and General Ses sions of the National Safety Con gress, and a poster packet. . 005.41. 12 month service; $25.00. Policies and Practices for Sctol Safety Patrols A joint statement by the American. Automobile Association, Interna tional Association of Chiefs of Police, National Commission on Safety Education, National Congress of Parents and Teachers, National Safety Council and U. S. Office of Education. 429.74. Each; 1-- $.08; 10-- $.054; 100--, $.048; 1030-- $.039. Safety Education in the Secondary School Discusses organizing the curriculum around basic problems through stu dent-faculty coordination. Includes units on correlating safety in vari ous subject material. 56 pages, 6/'x 9". 421.22. Each: 1-- $;90; 10-- $.75; 100--$.70. School Shop Service Unit A subscription service providing safety materials for the school shop. The service consists of: subscription to National Safety News, monthly; copy of Accident Facts, annually; poster packet (25 posters) annually. 005.44. (12 month service): $9,44. Back the Attack Lesson Units Nine articles designed to give young people an understanding of traffic safety activities in their own com munity. Teacher's Guide provided with each set. 429.32. Set of 9, each: 1- -$i.oo; io -$ ,65; iOC-- $.60.. Make Safety Their Responsibility Too! A series of five articles on organiz ing student activity for safety. 429.31. Each (set of five): $.40. School Safety Information Packets Packets contain current information on an important phase' of school safety in the form of leaflets, re prints, data sheets,, and special bulletins. 429:80-1. Statistics 429.80- 2. Industrial Education 429.80- 3. Fire 429.804. Bicycles 429.80- 5. Safety Patrols 429.80- 6. Pupil Transportation 429.80- 7 . Pedestrian 429.80- 8. General Elementary 429:80-9. General Secondary 429.60-10. Physical Education and Recreation 429.80- 1 1 . Home 429:80-12. Curriculum 429.80- 13. Driver Education $ .25 .55 .60 .75 .25 .40 .30 1.00 .95 .90 .90 .80 3.20 School Shop Safety Inspection Checklist Provides a standard inspection pro cedure for school shops. 4 pages, 8 Vi "x 11", in packets of 50. 429,73. Packet of 50, each: $.1.20. Crisis in Driver Education Special report on the present status of driver education across the na tion. From the January 1962 issue of Traffic Safety Magazine, Single Copy free on request. 429.35. Each: 2-- $ .15 ; 10-- $.13; 100-- $ .1 1; 1000--$.10. Safety Ed ucation Reprints Articles of special interest from Safety. Education Magazine and other publications reprinted for teacher use. 429.30. Each (any selection): Minimum order 10-- $.05; 100-- $.05; 1000-- $.044 ; 5 0 0 0 $.041. ' . ' / When ordering use stock number and reprint number, i.e., 429.30-4 --.Safety Charter ,for Children . & Youth. Supervision, Elementary and Secondary Education 1 . Basic Principles for Safety Education. 4. A Safety Charter for Children and Youth. 7 . Desirable Experiences in ; Elementary Schooi Safety 8. Are We Giving Bad Advice. 1 7 . Wnat About Teenage'Conferences. 38. Teenagers Talk Safety. 40. Curriculum Planning For Safety. 43; Wnat' s'.Your Safety 1,Q .. ; ... 4 7 , Recommended Standards for Administra- .. Vlytion,:.- : 1 4 1 . A Job Analysis for Safety Education-Su pervisors, 48. This They Believe. 68. Thinking For Safety. 1 1 1 . Rural High Schools Can Play a . Part, in Community S a fe ty .. 135. Greteria - for the Preparation of Safety Education Materials for Schools. 15 7. How Schools and Other Agencies of So ciety Can Work Together in Accident Prevention and Safety Education. 136. Bicycle Safety Performance and Skill. ;, . Tests. 138. Take Industry's Hint Develop Safe 3us . Drivers, - 142. Working together for Good Safety: Educa-: , tio.n in Elementary Schdcls. 146. Why Teach Safety in Our Schools. 149. Changes Bring New Needs in Home Econ omics Classes. 15 1. Suoervisors Set Up Schedule. 152. RX for Action Teen Traffic Safety Con- . ferences. - Driver Education Postdr Packet 25 posters selected to contribute to the knowledge, skill,: arid attitudes of drivers. A useful service for drivereducation classes. 28 1.70 . Each: 1-- $3.40; 2-- $3.10) 10-- $2.80. National Standard Checklist for Teaching Home Safety Designed for the home economics course to evaluate safety practices acquired in developing homemaking skills. 6 pages, 8LV'xl 1", in packets of 25 including an instructor's guide. - 429.75. Each: $1.60. Food Service Safety Checklist to Locate Hazards Endorsed by the American School Food Service-;Association. Designed to assist school lunch room man agers and staff to determine hazrdous conditions and activities. 4 pages, 8VS"xll". 429.76. Each: 10-- $.05: .100-- $.05; 1000-- $.044. : School Shop Poster Packet A packet of 25 posters especially selected to cover school shop haz ards. SV^'xl V/2 ", two colors. 189.10. Each: 1-- $2.20: 2-- $1.75; 1 0 - $ 1.45. Home Economics Unit Supplements 4-page illustrated safety leaflets on home safety. Minimum order 50 copies, 1. Dear Diary (family cooperation for safety). 2. Design Tomorrow's Clothes To day (safe clothing.). 4. Hidden Drama (causes of home accidents). 6. Your :Own Room (safe bed room). 7. You're in Charge (baby sitting). 499.41.' Each (any selection!:. 50-- $1025; 500 -- $023: 1000-- $.022: Order by stock number and pamphlet number and title, i.e., 499.41-- I -- Dear Diary. Foundation For Safe Living An illustrated manual for (elemen tary school teachers. Chapters on integrating; safety, with course in elementary science, social studies, hygiene, language, arts, and physi cal education. 82 pages, 6" x 9". 4 2 1 .11 .. Each: 1-- 3.85; 10-- $.75). 100-- $.70. Student Accident Reporting Materials The;Standard Student Accident Re porting System has been used by school -people for many years, to help evaluate the school safety pro gram. These forms and 'th'descrijb- tive guide are designed to initiate a reporting system: . 429.21. Standard Student Accident Report Form (SCH IS. Each: Minimum order 1C--$.023; 10C-- S.022; 1000--$.019. -, 429.22- 1 . Student Accident Summary SCH 2- Boys!. ; : ' 429.22- 2. Student Accident Summ ary. (SCH 2- .Girls). . > 7 : '' ' " Each (any selection): Minimum order-10---$.04: 100--$.035) 1000-- 3.03. 429.30-41. Using Standard Student Accident Reports (4-page reprint). Each: Minimum or der 10-- $.06; 100-- $.05- -100 0 -- $.044; 5000 -- $ .0 4 1 , Inventory of Safety Check Points in Business Machines-- Classrooms and Offices Prepared by the Joint Safety. Com mittee of the American' Vocational Association and. the National Safety' Council, Alert students in the class room or office to the need to- prac tice safety when using business ma chines. 428:78. Packages of 25. Each. $1.00. National Standard Student ' Residence Fire Safety BheckList Developed for the Campus SafetyAssociation in cooperation with the National Fire Protection Associa tion. Points out hazardous conditions and activities in. student residences:' 42 9 .77. Packages of 25. Each $1.00. 154. Why. 155. Helping Schools Teach Your Sons and . Daughters to Live Safely. 18 1. Progress is Slow. 165. What They Beiieve. 166. Where to Get He:?. \ ` ..' Driver Education 13 . What You Pay and What You G e t ' 22. Make Room for Driver Education.: . 23. Youth Speaks Out and A cts.. i 24 When Can They Take the Car. - 50. Lets Look at Some Figures. ; . 7 4 . Don't .Smash That Grill. - 7 7 . Attitudes and Education. ;y ' 79 . Driver Education Must Now Make Good,;- 115 . Is Your Teaching Directed Merely to the ` Driving Exam. . 33. They Probed Fqr_ the Facts of Their Towns Accidents'. * . 1 3 4 , Are We Being Fair to Driver Education. 'll60. Promoting Driver Education Facts to File and Use. Fire 123. Your Fire Safety Education- Program . May, be inadequate., 130. Perfection Pius for Emergency Evacua tion Drills. Higher Education 2. What Are You Doing? : 35. But How Many Get Hurt? 1 3 1 . Developing a Safety Program for Your College or University. 139. Fire in the Chapter House. 140. Personal Injury Claims 'Against Schools are. Increasing. - 143. College Safety Can Never Be a One . Man lob. i: i v - - 145. Are Collegians Immune to Fire? 1 4 7 . Ferret Out the Fallings. 150. Student Councils Meet the Need. . 158. Who's Liable. 182: Taking the Measure. 1 6 3 ..Teaching Safety to Teachers, . ` 164. The College. Campus-- Safety's Stepchild. 109: . School liability. 12 0 , legal -Liability and: The Cost of Acci- dents. Pedestrian 6. To anc From Scnooi. 89. Current Practice on Adult Crossing , Guards. 7 7 ' '. 124. The Safety Patrol Key Link in the .School 7 Safety Program. - Pre-School 25. Here Are Ideas for Instructing. the L i t - : tiest Ones (Kindergarten Safety Lessons!. 36. A Six Wey Approach to. Reach the Littiest Ones. School Environment 5. A Safe School Environment. 49. Safety and Fun Synonymous. 7 7 '.- S t . Playground, Surfacing Eu t Suppose She Falls. ' \ '' --' V - ' 7 : FARM SAFETY REVIEW A. national magazine devoted to farm safety.,It is.,published ,6 times, a year (January, March, May, July, September. November, for agricultur al leaders. Each issue contains ideas, articles and program.aids for teach-' ers, club leaders' and Others con cerned with farm safety. Materials of interest to both youth and adult groups are included. Frequent ar ticles dealing with the technical as pects of farm safety are also fea tured. 16 pages, 5 W x & 'W . 6 11.0 1. Subscription (6 issues); each: 1-- $1.50; 2--$1.25; 10--$,90; 100--$.75; 10 0 0 -S .6 0 . Add $.40 per subscription for foreign other than Canada and Pan American Union. NEW FOR ' 62 RURAL HIGHWAY SAFETY PROGRAM AIDS Program aids , consist of set of 36 color slides, with; script- ( "Your Ru ral Road Challenge" )', five pamph lets o n ,safe driving on rural roads covering the following subjects (Driver improvement, Uniform traf fic laws, Enforcement, Improved roads;. Traffic direction and con trol], and a program .planning packet. Kit includes discussion sug gestions. 35 mm slides. Items avail able as complete kit or separately.. (see below). Rural Highway Safety K it 1. Set of slides (and script), five pamph lets, program planning packet in cluded. 629.411 Each: 1--$ 7.5 0 ; 2--$6.50; 10--$6.00. Rural Highway Safety Kit 2. Five pamphlets and program planning, guide. 629.42. Each: 1--$2.30; 2--$1.00; 10--$.70. Rural Highway Safety K it 3, Set of 36 color slides and script ( "Your Rural Road Challenge" ). 629.43. Each: 1--$7.00; 2 -$ S .0 0 ; 10--$5.50. CONGRESS TRANSACTIONS-- CIVIC LEADERSHIP The proceedings of the Farm ses sions at the .1 9 6 1 'National Safety . Congress--talks and panel discus sions by leading authorities in farm safety'. " ' Vs' s-"' 022.31-6. Each: 1--$.90;--$.80. . FARM SAFETY AIDS KIT A kit containing 50 current Farm . Saf Practices -Leaflets, Farm Safety . Demonstrations, Farm 'Safety Plays, other publications on farm safety programming. 829.31. Each: -$ 2 .1 5 ; 2--$1.80: 1C--$1.50. FARM SAFETY DEMONSTRATIONS Outlines for farm safety demonstra-. i lions on 14 different.subjects. 28 s-i,-; ' V ;)] C]626;23;];acti:';]hr-$,af3; 1C -S.2 3; 100--S.20. FARM SAFETY PLAYS Seven plays suitable for presentation to or by people of any age who are concerned, with farm safety. 629.25. Each: 1--$.33; 10--S.23 ; 100--$ .2 0 .' : REPORT ON ACCIDENTS v TO RURAL PEOPLE A 3Q"x40" chart for recording in formation on accidents as they are- reported. Complete with summary sheet. : ; / 629.28: Each: 1--$ .1 7; 10--$ .10 : 100--$.065. FARM; RESIDENT ACCIDENTS An illustrated leaflet summarizing farm accident. statistics, showing types of accidents and age-groups involved. Four pages, 5Vi"x8,/i" . Minimum order 50 copies. 629.21-10. Each: 50--$.022; 500--$.02; 1 0 0 0 - . FARM SAFETY CARTOONS Readers are-challenged to pick out unsafe practices shown in two typ ical farm work situations. ' 629.26- 1 . What's Wrong With This Picture? . > 629.26- 2. Fatal Farm Follies. ' Each': Minimum: order.: 50--$.022; SCO--$.015; 1 0 0 0 -3 .0 1 7 . 7- - MAKE YOUR FARM SAFE A checklist of hazards around the farm, and in the farm home. Six pages. Minimum order 50. - 699.21. Each:' 53--$.022; 500--$.02; 1000-- -' j $.ois. : J LET'S CORRECT THIS HAZARD ) A card bearing skull and erossbones for use iii. idfej^ifylng^aiailis. .around the farm or in the home. Minimum order 50 copies. si 6 8 1.71. Each: 5 0 -$ .0 2 2 ; 5 0 0 -1 .0 2 ; 1 0 0 C - -;f $,019. ;v ;:| -- FARM SAFE PRACTICES LEAFLETS, b n safe practices a n d m e th o ds fo r fa rm a^id fa r m . h o m e ^ F o u r to s i x p a g e s ,, 5^/2" x .BW.\ illu s tra te d . 69S.31 * Each teny: selection): Minimum order . 50--1 0 2 2 ; 500~$.02; 1000--$.019, When or dering use stock number and; leaflet number, i .e ., 699;31.r92-Accident Reporting. 92. Accident. Reporting 52. Anhydrous Ammonia . . 86. A r r You Careless w ith Pesticide : 36. Avoid. Tractor U p s e ts ' 80. Can you stop in Tim e? 82. Check Your Safety l.CL 4 1 . Community Farm S afety Programs 3. C u rre n t FoH ios (E le c tric ity ) : 7 1 . . E ffe c tiv e R u r a l T ra ffic Program s 39. Emphasis Guide f o r .1962 (Using Farm . Machinery) ! ,1 0 0 .. Emphasis Guide for 19 6 2 '(Rural Highway . Safety) - 9 7 . Enforcem ent Fo r' Safety (Rural Highway Safety) B p. Farm . Pond .and Irrig a tio n Safety 'j 7 4 , Good Farm Layou t Makes Work Safer and Easier ' 55. Harvest Safety . 76 . Hay Harvest Safety ` 13 . Heat LanipBrooding 9 1 . Home Safe Home 15 . How to Lift . 8 7 . Hunting S afe ly:.. 95. improving Our Roads (Rural Highw ay Safety) 42. is Your Tarm Safe fo r Yaur Children 66. fobs fa r Junior 85. Falls Kill: Ladder Safety P a y s 1 96. Laying Down The Law (Rural Highway Safety) 22. Lightning Protection On the Farm 5 1 . M anagem ent Pays O lf In Safer Fam ilies B 1. Pick More Cam Safely 5 7 . Planning a Safe farm Electrical System 50. Prevent Farm Fires 64. Prevent Falls on. Steps . . . 32: Safeguarding Home Electric Services 30. Safe Farm priveways . 3 1. Safe Livestock Handling 7 0 . Safety Exhibits Prevent Accidents 63, Safety w ith Farm Fencing 3 7 . Safety w ith Pesticides 88. S a fe ty's S ile n t Suides (Rural H ighw ay S afety) 43. Safe W inter Driving 7 7 . Safe W ork-Clothing 6 0 , Sharp Tools At# safer Tools 34: The Men BOhind The Wheel (Rural Highway Safety) - 1 0 1 . This Man . Is M ewing Safely 62. Tractor Facts 49 . Tractors a n d ;Trafflc 7 3 . Use Farm Fuels SafBiy 7 3 . When A Farm Fire Starts 5 9 , Why . Be a Farm . Heme Fall-Guy? 6 1 . Woodlot Hazards FARM SAFETY POSTERS 7 These four B size posters ( ;7"x23") p oin t.out safety considerations. in performing everyday chores on the farm. 7989B. "Make Barn Chores Safe" .-. 7934B, "Pitchforks:Are Dangerous" 7242B. "Ten Tips for Farm Safety" . 8030B. "To the Hayfield Hotshot" (tractor safety) 681.23. Each; Minirhum order 1 0 -4 .2 3 ; iOC-- :: $.193; 1000--$ .157. When ordering use stock ; number and poster number, i.e .: 681;23-7989B. STEP IN RIGHT D IR EC TIO N -FILM A filmstrip illustrating the hazards of faulty steps and stairs in the farm home and in, farm buildings. Also shows safe practices in using steps. 35mm,'25 frames, silent, script in -' on rental dr ;)Bpreylew.7:<;:'7:\7 r7/. 77 '.-fi 77777 SETUPS FOR UPSETS-FILM A filmstrip illustrating the most common causes' of tractor upsets. 35mm, 25 frames, silent, script in cluded. Not available on rental or preview. . . 679.07; Hack 1--$1.30; 2--$1.60; 10~$1.?.5. TRACTORS AND TR AFFIC -FILM A filmstrip showing ways to avoid accidents on highways and roads. 35m m ,,full color,, silent, script in cluded. Not available on rental or preview. 6 79 9., Each: d --$3.40; 2--$3.00; 10--$2.50. TAKE MY WORD FOR IT-- FILM ;^L: filmstrip showing the case Histor ies of farm accident victims. 35mra, ;23 frames, silent, script included. Not available on rental or preview. National Farm Safety Week July 22-28, 1962 The annual national observ ance of farm- safety, jointly , | sponsored - by the National j. Safety Council and 1the; ITS. | Department of Agriculture. j. The theme -o f the 1962. ob- | servance will be "Family Safety | - A t Work & Play." i;i A free kit of Farm Safety. J-; ' Week materials i s , available jl to those who would like to or- |j,: ganize local programs in. ob- 7|]: servance of this week.-.The Kit r| contains, a planning -.guide, $ news stories, editorials, car- | -toons,--facts, speech ideas, and j| copies of the1. Presidential < Proclamation, 7 ) / 7C " :.jfv . i . Write to Farm :Division, N'a- jf; . donai Safety Council, for Kit -| and full informati>n. (Supply .fi limited; Requests X filled as long as supply lasts.) PICK MORE GORN S A FE LY -FILM A filmstrip on the maintenance, ad justment, . and operation of com pickers for maximum safety and effi ciency. 35nim, 27 'frames, silent, script included, ..No7 available on re n ta l.o r-p re v ie w . , 679.10. Each; 1--$l-80;; 2 - $ 1 .5 0 ;;1 0 - ^ 1 ,1 5 ;. Blueprint of Community Action for Home Safety . A plan for a community safety pro gram. It lists the objectives, groups to enlist, projects. 4 pages, 8 Vi" x 11". Single copy free. Minimum order 50 copies. 529.25. Each. 50-- $.044, 500-- $.041! 1000-- $039. Are You Safety Conscious? . A. lis t,o f:home accident causes,, in , - question and answer form. Helps uncover; conditions .'that should be ; -corrected around the home. 3 fold, 6" x 10". Minimum order 50 copies, 599 21. Each 50-- $.019; 500-- $ 0 16 ; 1000-- i $.013, 5000--$ .0 11. Family Safety Magazine Deals with all aspects, of family safety. Edited in popular magazine format--many photographs, short easy'rto-understand articles. Circu lation now over 200 thousand copies per issue. This new maga zine has been widely acclaimed for making safety an interesting sub ject for everyone. Published quar terly, 32 pages, 8Vi" x 11". 5 11.0 1, Each (4 issues): 1-- 12.00; 2-- $1.40; 10-- $1.10; 50--$.95; 500-- $.70; 1000--$.67; 5000--$.64; 10,000--$.60; 20,000--$.55. Prices ar for bulk mailing, to one destination only, imprinting organization name and mailing permit on back cover free for 500 subscrip tions or more. For prices for smaller quanti ties see page 54. Bby Sitter Safety Packet Materials for organizing a safety program for baby sitters and par ents. Detailed instruction for con ducting a safety training class for sitters. . 529,44. Each: 1-- $.60; 2-- $1.30; 10--$1.25. Home Safety Program Kit Kit of materials for planning, or ganizing, and conducting a cam paign against home accidents. Con tains sample talks, radio and newspaper publicity, educational literature, and club meeting pro grams. 529.22), Each;' 1^--$1.35; 0 --$1.25; 100-- $1.15. Congress Transactions--Volume 6 This volume contains the proceed ings-of the 1961 National Safety Congress in the areas of home, youth, farm, church and women's activities. Contains the talks and discussions by the national leaders in these fields. 022.31-6. Each: 1--$.90; 10--$.80. Putting Sparkle into Exhibits A guide to building of more effec tive exhibits on home safety topics. Discusses use of artwork and de tails of construction. 6 pages, 8Vi" : : 529.24. Each: 1-- $.22; 10-- $.18; 100-- $.15. Special Releases and Reprints Special releases or reprints from periodicals. As long as supplies last, single copies are available free by writing to the Home Division, National Safety Council. Accidental Falls from Windows. Facts About Home Accidents. Falls Among Elderly People Living at Home. How to Protect the Elderly. Check for Hazard-Free Homes. Accidents to Children in the Heme {fact sheet). Select Safe Toys. What Our Baby Sitter Should Know. Comeback of an Old-Fashioned Killer (lightning protection). Exhibits to Promote Home Safety (list of suggestions). Industry's Important Homework (off-the-job safety). | Hazards of Carbon Monoxide Poisoning. How to Prevent Poisonings. "Why there Is A Santa Claus" (playlet). " A Day in the Home" (playlet). Home Safety Quiz Contest. Home Safety Project Ideas. , Home Safety Materials Listed Elsewhere You Can Take it With You --film. See page 27. Take Time to Live--Film, See page 26) Safety Everywhere--campaign. Includes a number of ma terials for home safety pro gram. See Outside Back Cover. National Safety. Calendar..See Inside Front Cover. Booklets and Leaflets. See pages 34, 39. Safety Education Data Sheets. Many on home and child safety. See page 45. Posters. See NSC 1962 Fost er Directory. , hi! MffllICM Accident Analysis Chart, 10 Accident Facts, 10 Accident Happens to Sam--Film, 25 Accident Preventers, 37 Accident Prevention Manual, 4 . Accident. Record Forms, --Traffic, 43 --Student, 47 --Industry. 10 --Motor Transport, 10 --Hospitals, 10 : --Rural, 48 Accidents in the Office--Booklet, 37 . `Administrative Units, 11 Ak-Shun Posters, .33 Afoihitc Influence Report Form, 43 Anatomy of Fire--Booklet, 39 . ' Are You Safety Conscious?--Booklet, 50 Are You Safety Minded?--Booklet, 37 Art Of Being Passed^--Film, 23. I * Awards TM r -. : --For Employees, 28-32 . --Pennants, 32 --Safe Driver. 28 ` Baby Sitter Safety Packet. 50 Back Th Attack Lesson Units, 46. Backing Accident Campaign, 22 Banners', Safety,. Inside Back Cover Be YotirOwn Traffic Judge--Booklet, 35 Belt Buckle, Safe Driver Award, 28 '. Big Payoff--Booklet, 36 . Billboard Posters (Jumbo), Inside Back Cover Blueprint of 'Community Action for Home Safety, 50 Booklets. 34-39 ' Books for Safetymen and.Supervisors, 4-5 Books (Special Industries), 6-7 ' ' Business MachinesiSafety Checklist), 4.7' . i Butterflies in Yotir Stomach--Film, 21 Caiendar. NationaLSafety, Inside Front Cover Call 'Ent-on the Carpet--.Film, 20 . Campaigns / ---Safety Everywhere, Back. Cover . ' --Backing Accident, 22 --Hard Hat, 41 / --Falls of Ground, 41 , yCards vf;' --Dash (Vehicle), 40 . --Playing, 30 . Case of the Cluttered Corner--Film, 25 Challenge to Management, Off-Job. Accidents. 5 , : Champ Becomes Deaf & Blind--Film, 23 , '-:GWW Ssfefc iiTi&nerou Veals --Booklet, 39 ' S r College k University ' ` -I--Annual Safety Service. 46 - ' --Newsletter, 45 --Poster Kit, 45 i Committee Badge, 30 Film Senes, 20 Complete' Motor Transport Service, Opposite 2ft Gonditions.and Terms, 55-54 Congress Transactions, 2 --Farm, 48 --Home, 50 --Traffic, 43. --School' & .College. 45 Construction, Safety Talks, 16 Construction Equipment Safety --Film,'25. Crisis in Driver Education, 46 Cuff Links, Safe Driver Award, 28 Dash Cards (Vehicle), 40 Data Sheets --Industrial, 12-15 --Safety. Education, 45 Decals, 40 Decide To Be Safe--Film. 24 Defensive Driving {Bus Ed.) --Booklet, 35 Defensive Driving Film Series, 23 Detail Sheets, 14 Development of Fire Emergency Programs, 6 Do We Still Need Safety?--Booklet, 36 Doctor's Orders--Film, 25 Don't Be A Sitting Duck--Film, 23 Don't Be Alarmed--Booklet, 34 Down at the Office--Film, 25 Driver Education Material, 46-47 Driver in the Dark--Booklet, 38 Driver Materials (See Motor Transport) Easel--Safetygraph, 17 Easy Does It--Booklet, 34 Easy on the. Eyes^-FUm, 25 Elderly, Safety Hints--Leaflets, 39 Emergency Removal of Patients and First-Aid Fire Fighting, in Hospitals, 6 Employee Materials .--Magazine, 2?3 --Film. Series, 24 --Films, 25-27 --Awards & Incentives, 28-31 --Booklets, 34-39 Enforcement: A Vital Key--Leaflet, 38 Everybody's Different--Film, 21 Everywhere All the*Time--Film, 25 Exam for Supervisors, 4 Expert Driver Award Certificate, 28 Expert Driving Film Series, 22 . Experts Count 'Em. All--Film, 22 Fact Finding, Not-Fault Finding --Film, 19 Falls Ar No-Fun--Film, 25 Falls Aren't Funny--Booklet, 34 Falls of Ground-Campaign, 41 . Family Emergency Almanac --Booklet, 39, Family Safety .Magazine, 50: . Farm Safety Materials, 48-49 Farm Safety Review, 48 Fifteen Minutis to Go--Film, 25 Films ... --General Information, 18 --Series, 19-24; --Individual, 25-27 Fire Check List (School), 47 Fire Booklets, 3j? > Fit As A Fiddj-^Bpoket, 37 Five -Minute Safety. Talks,*. 16 Flag, Green Cross, 32 Flames i Have Known--Booklet, 36 Fleet Safety .(See Motor Transport) Fleet Safety Manual, 7 Food'' ^f^f^-.Cltecklist, 4? FbotbalLFiihi, National League ... For Experts Qnlyr--Booklet; 3ft: For Experts Only--Film, 22 For Safety's Sake--Film, 25 Foresight, Not Hindsight--Film, 19 Foremen's Home Study Course, 9 Foundation for Safe Living (School), 47 Fragile Handle Feelings With Care --Film, 20 Fred Flame--Booklet, 34 Freight Handling Safety--Film, 25 Friendly Machines--Film, 25 Fun on a Bike--Booklet, 39 Get A Grip*On Yourself--Film, 24 Get a Load of This--Booklet, 34 Giant Hands of Industry--Film, 25 Graphic Arts Manual--Study Guide, 6 Gray Day for O'Grady--Film, 20 Green Cross Emblem --Merchandise, 30, 32 --Use of, 54 Guide to Traffic Safety Literature, 43 Handbook o f Accident Prevention, 5 Hard Hat* Campaign, 41 Hazard Hunting--Booklet, 39 Heads You Win--Booklet, 34 Help Yourself to Safety--Film, 24 Hey, Bike-a-Roo--Booklet, 38 Holidays Are Danger Days--Booklet, 38 Holly or Folly--Booklet, 38 Home Economics Unit Supplements, 47 Home Fire Postcrette, 39 Home Safety Materials, 50 Home Study Course for Foremen. 9 Hospital Safety Materials, 6, 10 How to Follow Safely--Film, 23 How to Make A Safety Speech, 5 How to Pass Safely--rFilm, 23 Human Factors pi Safety Film Series, 21 If You Took Your Family to Work --Film, 25 Illustrated Safety Devices --Cement & Quarry, 6 --Metal Working, 5 --General, 5 Imprinting,. 53 In Case of *Accident--Film, 22 Incentives, 28-33 Industrial Accident Record Forms, 10 Industrial Data Sheets, 12-15 Industrial Hygiene, Training Course, 8 Industrial Supervisor Magazine, 2 Is Your Home Fail Proof?--Booklet, 34 It's An Order--Film, 20 It's The Little Things That Count --*FUm, 19 Jumbo Posters, Inside Back Cover Keep `Em Rolling (Railroad)--Film, 25 Keep It Clean--Film/ Keep Rolling With Safety (Winter, Driving), 35 Key Man Film Series, 19 Key Tags, 32 Key to Good Speaking--Film, 21 Kits --OfFJob, 5 ` --Baby Sitter, 50 --Home Safety Program, 50 --Youth,Traffic, 43 --Fails of Ground Campaign, 41 --Hard Hat, 41 --Rural Highway Safety, 48 Laboratory Glassware--Film, 26 Let Everybody Help--Film, 20 , Let Habit Help--Film, 24 Let's Correct This Hazard (Card), 48 Let's Talk About Safety--Film', 20 Licensing{:Trafficboklct),38 . UghtSCL------ . ,, .-i--Green Cross. 30 --Safe Driver Award, 28 : Look Stop Backing Accidents,- 22 Magazines . --Family Safety, 5 : " - - : --Farm Safety Review, 4S --Industria! Supervisor, 2 , --National Safety News. 2 . ... --Safe Driver. 3 . ' --Safe Worker, 3 . --Safety Education, 44 --Traffic Safety. 42 Make Safety Their Responsibility ' (School), 46 -Make Your Farm,Sfe Checklist, 48 Mar, with a Badge--Booklet, 36 ' Men & -Motives ir. Safety Supervision, 8 Mining (Falls of Ground Campaign), 41. Money Clip, Sfe Driver Award, 28 More Gravy Sir--Booklet, 34 Motor Transport. --Accident Forms, 1.0 --Administrative Units,. 11 . --Driver Awards,' 28 --Backing Accident Campaign, 22 --Booklets. 35 . --Dash Cards, 40 --Films, 22-23' . -. --Manual, 9 --Safetygraph, 17 --Safety Talks. 16 --Service, Insert opposite; 28 National Directory of Safety Films, 18 National Farm Safety Week, 49 , National. Fleet Contest, Insert opposite page 28 National Safety.-Calendar, Inside Front Cover ' National Safety News ,Magazine, 2. 'National. Standard Checklist for Teaching, Home Safety, 47 .National Standard Student Residence Fire. Safety.-Checklist, 47 Newsletters, 3 Ninety Day. Flash--Film, 23 No Accident Award .Pins, 2? ; '--Order Form, 55 .No. Laughing Matter (Falls)--Film. 26 No One Else Can DO It--Film, 1.9. ; Not Even One Chance--Film, 24 ' Now You're Talking--Film, 21 Putting Sparkle Into Exhibits) 50 Off-tfce-Job --Booklets, 34-39 --Challenge to Management, 5 --Kit, s v ; ;.. . --Magazine, 2, 3y 50 - ; On Your Feet--Film, 21 (Packing Your.Future With Safety '(Moat Packing)---Film;'26 Passenger Safety;--Booklet, 35; . Pens & Pencils, 31 .- Pennants, 32 --Safety Everywhere, Outside Back Cover People Are All Alike--Film, 21 . People Are the Puzzie--cRibi, 19 . Personal Side of Safety'Film Senes, 24 Pick; More Corn Safely;; ; --Film (Farm). 49 : Pins & Buttons - r- --Lapel (Green Cross), 30 --No Accident Award, 29 ; Plastics Safety Handbook, 7 Playing-Cards, 30,.. Pocket Book of Speech Formulas, 5 Pocket G uide to F irst A id-- Booklet, 36 Pocket Protector, 30 Point of No Return--Film, 19. Policies & Practices for School Safety ; Patrols, 46 Portrait of Mtsstng Link , (Traffic Booklet), 38 Posters, 33 --School, 44, 45, 47 Traffic, 43 Power of Speech--Film. 21 Power Press Safety Manual, 7 Preventable or Not?--Film, 22 Preview & Rental (Films), 18 Principles and Interest--Film, 26 Professional Code for Defensive Driving--Booklet, 35 Professional Safe Driving Film Series, 23 Psychology and the Supervisor, 5 Puolic Utilities, --Safety Talks, 16 --Safety Training Course, 8 Railroad --Safety Talks, 16 Ready Set Snow--Booklet, 39 Rental & Preview (Films), 18 Report on Accidents to Rural People, 48 Reporting Accidents, Forms,' 10 Reprints --Family Safety, 50 --Safety Education, 46 --Traffic Safety., 42 Rhyme and Reason for Safety, 5 Ring the Bell--Film, 21 Rules for Safety--Booklet, 34 Rural Highway Safety Program Aids, 48 Safe As You Know How--Film, 24 Safe As You Make It--Film, 26 Safe Driver Award Merchandise, 28 Safe Driver Magazine, 3 Safe Handling of Drums--Film, 26 Safe Handling of Materials--Film, 26 Safe in Hand (Hand Tools)--Film, 26 Safe Practices'Pamphlets (Technical Pamphlets), 15 Safe Worker Magazine, 3 Safety and-the Foreman--Film Series, 19 Safety Case Histories--Film, 21 Safety Cubes--Game, 30 Safety Devices and Ideas, 5 Safety Doesn't Happen--Film, 26 Safety Education Data Sheets, 45 Safety Education in The Secondary School, 46 Safety Education Magazine, 44 Safety Education Reprints', 46-47 Safety Everywhere All the Time --Campaign Materials, Outside Covet --Films, 25 Safety Film Directory, 18 Safety In Quarry Operations, 7 Safety Inspedtipa Check .List,' 10 Safety in the Sixties, 5 Safety Is in Order--Film, 26 Safety Is No Accident--Booklet, 34 Safety, Manual for Marine Oil Fired Watertube Boilers, 6 Safety Monographs .for Colleges and Universities, 45-. Safety Record--Film, 24 Safety. Talks, 16 Safety Training Institute, 8 Safety Wise Training Film Series, .24 Safetygraphs, 17 , School Bus --Accident,Record Form, 10 --Supervisor's Guide, 7. School and College Safety Materials, 44-47 S ch o o l S h o p M ate rials, 4:6-47 Scoreboard, Accident, Outside Back Cover Seat Betts Save Lives-- Booklet, 38 Secret of Supervision--Film, 21 fetUpS;.for Upsets--Film, 49 Step In the, Right Direction--Film, 49 Setting 'Em Straight--Film, 20 Shoulder Patch; Safe Driver Award, 28 Showmanship in Safety, 5 Signs Make the Way Safe--Booklet, 38 Signs Take a Holiday--Film, 26 Signs You Must Know--Booklet, 38 Simple Do It Yourself Project --Booklet, 34 Skill Is Your Business--Flim, 23 Snake Bite Manual, 6 So You're New Around Here--Film, 26 Speaking of Safety Film Series, 21 Speaking Straight--Thinking Straight, 5 Speeches, Safety --Books, 5, 16 --Films, 20-21 Speed Regulation--Book, 43 Speedometer Story--Booklet, 38 Stay Right, Stay Safe--Film, 23 Stop the Fire Thief--Film, 26 Supervising for Safety Film Series, 20 Supervisor's Safety Manual, 4 --Exam, 4 -- Instructor's Guide, 4 Take a Look at the Odds--Film, 23 Take a Talkie Break--Film, 20 Take My Word for It--Film, 49 Take Time to Live--Film, 26 Talks, Safety, 16 Teaching Safety On the Job--Film, 21 Teamwork for Safety--Film, 21 Ten Long Minutes--Film, 25 Tie Bar, Driver Award, 28 Toward Court Improvement --Booklet, 38 Tractors and Traffic---Film, 49 Traffic Safety Materials, 38, 42-43 Training Courses, 8-9 Transactions, Congress, 2 Trial in Error--Booklet, 38 Two Steps to Safety--Film, 24 Uniform Definitions of Motor Vehicle Accidents, 43 Vacation Safety--Film, 26 Vacation Views--Booklet, 37 Watch Your Handicap--Film, 23 Watches --Green Cross, 29 --Safe Driver Award, 29 We Know Better--Booklet, 37 What Right of Way?--Film, 23 What They Don't Know Can Hurt --Film, 19 What to Do About Home Injuries --Booklet, 39 , What's In It For Me?--Booklet, 37 What's the Difference?--Booklet, 35 Where Do Your Kids Play? --Booklet, 34 Winter Driving --Film, 26 --Booklet, 35 Woodworking Machines--Film, 27 Working Together for Safety --Booklet, 36 You Can Handle It (Material Handling);--Film, 27 You Can Take It With You . (Off Job, Safety)--Film, 27 ' You Factor in Accident Causes (Bus) --Booklet, .35 You're The Key Man--Film, 19 Your Future-Keep It Clean--Booklet, 34 Your Ten .BestTools--Booklet, 37 Youth Traffic Safety Kit, 43 PAYMENT: :'All pries,: in this catalog --except those marked "net" --are subject to a 10% discount to National Safety Council members, and to schools, . colleges, universities, and, public li braries. To others, prices apply as shown. Invoices are payable in U.S. Funds, Terms of payment on all in- voices are 30 days net, exceptquanjjp titv calendar purchases .-(see inside front cover); Annual subscriptions are payable in advance after receipt of the 'first month's issue. The National Safety Council reserves the right to discontinue any item or change prices; without notice. ORDERING: Use both stock numbers and titles in ordering materials. QUANTITY PRICES: All prices shown are based on a sin gle order for delivery in one ship ment to one destination (one ship ment per issue on subscription materials). Quantities are not cumu lative over a period of time, nor for a number of locations, to obtain quan- tity prices. Quantity prices are shown in the M ow ing manner: 1-$1.00; 2-$.90; 10-$.80; 100-$.75; etc. These prices should be interpreted as follows: 1 copy of the item is $1.0Q; 2 to 9 copies are $.90 each; 10 to 99 copies are $.80 each; etc. The first quantity given is the min imum order that can be accepted.1 m ORDERS LESS THAN Invoicing and accounting costs fre- quently exceed the amount billed on small orders. Please assist the Coun cil in maintaining reasonable prices by enclosing cash or check with or ders totaling less than $3.00. SHIPMENT: Prices, unless otherwise noted, are F.O.B. destination - shipped cheap est way to the nearest post office, freight or express office within the United States (including A.P.. and F.P.O .), Canada and Pan American Union. FOREIGN SHIPMENTS: On shipments to foreign countries (Canada and Pan American Union excepted) an additional charge equal to 10% of the order will be added (except on subscription items where a postage surcharge is indicated). The Council does not pay customs duties, supply ocean bills of lading, cubic foot and weight data, or pro vide export packing for overseas shipments. SPECIAL DELIVERY, AIR; MAIL, ETC.: When air mail, special delivery or C.O.D. shipments are requested, shipments are F.O.B., Chicago, Illi nois. RETURNED MERCHANDISE: A small service charge will be made on accepted return of materials, ex cept where such return is to correct an error or omission on the part of the Council. IMPRINTING: Is available on certain Council pub lications, It is understood that a quantity within 4% above or below the quantity requested will constitute an acceptable delivery on any order requiring imprinting. Allow three weeks for delivery on imprinted materials.. P osters: If you subscribe to "B " Or "C" size posters, you may have posters imprinted at a charge of $2.25 a month, plus an initial charge for the electroplate ($12.50 for B posters and $21.00 for C post ers). Magazines: Safe Worker-Safe Driver --$2.25 per month, re gardless of quantity. Family Safety --$31.20 per year (200499 subscriptions); no charge (500 or more subscriptions). These charges for same imprint per run. Same charges apply for each change of imprint. Calendars: $5.00 per imprint (1-99 calendars); no charge (1 0 0 or more calendars) . Charge Ls for one imprint per run. Additional charge of $5.00 for each change of imprint. In centives: For imprinting key tags, pens, pencils; watches, see descriptions of items in this catalog, or write to NSC for quotations. Custom Im printing: Imprints in special colors, or using trade marks .or logotypes --write for quotation. Non-Subscription Materials: Booklets, leaflets, .and other non-subscript ion m aterials which can be imprinted after publication are charged at $7.80 for the first thousand or frac tion and S3.35 for each addi tional thousand or fraction. Continued on next page pi- Combined REPRODUCTION OF THE GREEN CROSS: The Green Cross for Safety emblem is the registered trademark of the National Safety Council. Unless spe cial authorization is- given, the em blem may not be included on publi cations and materials produced by other organizations,, except that Council members in good standing may use it under the following con ditions: 1. The emblem may be used only on official letterheads of members, or on other materials which members use, in safety work, to signify as a member of the Council, an interest in accident prevention and safety programs. 2. Beneath the emblem there must appear the words "Mem ber-National Safety Council." 3. Such use of the . emblem must not convey the impression that -the Council has endorsed or approved' tiny commercial : product- or service. USE OF MATERIALS: Unless otherwise'indicated, publications ami materials in this catalog are available both to members and non-members of the National Safety Council. Non-members may not use Council materials in a manner that conveys the impression -that they are members. Neither members nor non members may use Council materials in such a manner that conveys the impression that the Council has ap proved any commercial product or service, No-Accident Awards. Na tional Safety Council award pins and buttons (see page 29) are sold only to members and to agencies of, the Federal Gov ernment, and may be used only in the manner prescribed in the certification statement appear ing, on the last page of this catalog.(opposite back cover). U.S. GOVERNMENT AGENCIES: All items shown in this catalog (ex cept Calendars) have been approved for sale to Federal agencies during the p eriod D ecem b er 1, 196 1 through January 30, 1963. The Fed eral Supply Service Contract number is GS-OOS-27209. Copies of the NSC "U.S. Government Agencies Price List of Materials" may-be ob tained by writing the Government Service division,,. National: Safety Council. Materials ordered for gov ernment, use must be requested cm property authorized purchase orders. WHEN YOU TELEPHONE U S . . . | Our telephone number is Chi- | cago (Area Code 312) White- hall 4-4800. 1 Here are some extensions that J will help you get service faster: g Ext. 353 --if you have a ques- | tion about an order you've al- | ready placed for magazines | and other subscription mate- | rials. | ii Ext; 358 --if you have a ques- ; tion about tin order you've al- j ready placed for non-sub- J scription materials (such as. . | booklets, incentives, films, etc. ) . Ext. 372 --if you want to place an order or obtain ad ditional information about any NSC service or publication. Nine --orders for materials cannot be accepted on the tele phone unless a confirm ing purchase order num ber is 0 4 4 .1 1 . Button, Bronze (1-4 years). Screw post fastener. 0 4 4 .1 2 . Button,. Silver (5-9 years). Screw post fastener. 0 4 4 .1 3 . Button, Gold (10-48 years). Screw post fastener. Each: l - $ :8 0 ; 2--5.62; 10--5.45; 50--5.42; 100--s.40; 250--5.35; 500--5.37. 0 4 4 .1 4 . Pin (1 to 48 years). Pin & safety catch fastener. Each; 1--$1.05; 2--$ .8 7; 10--5-74; 50--5.70; 100--5.68; 250--$.56; 500- 5.63. 0 4 4 .1 5 . Pin, Personalized with or- ganization name (1 to 48 years). Choice of screw post, pin & safety catch, or clutchback fastener. Each: Minimum order 50--$ .71; 100--$.69-, 250--$.67; 500--$.64. Initial charge for die of organization name; $30.00. Atlow six weeks for delivery. Sold only to National Safety Council members and to Federal Govern ment Agencies. Order must be ac companied by certification of use (See reverse side of this form). Prices are less 10% to National Safety Council members. y y PLEASE COMPLETE CERTIFICATION STATEMENT ON OTHER SIDE QUANTITY STOCK # TYPE AWARD YEAR AWARD TYPE FASTENER If yoii r ordering personalized pins, i! fo r which ntr die has been-made, show ,-i exact wording of personalization In r the box at the'-right (20 letters maximum): % If you are ordering personalized, pins, | fo r w hich a die has-been rhade before, show ?} the w ording l h a t appears on th e die In .the . box a t:th e rights TO:; NATIONAL SAFETY COONCIL 425 North Michigan Avenue Chicago 1 1 , Illinois SHIP TO) O RG AN IZATION ` " ______________, ___________________ a d d r e s s , ___________________ ;____________ ;____________ _ C IT Y ________ ZONE STATE TO ATTENTION OF ; t ____ ;______ I SEND INVOICE TO: IA *_ ftl ORG AN IZATION - i --i .................. -- ............. $i --ADD--R-E-S-S------------------ | CITY -- '! * ZONE STATE | T O . A T T E N T I O N O F _______________ ;___________ ;______________ _ j ORDERED B Y _ I' C U S T O M E R 'S P U R C H A S E O R D E R N U M B E R ______________ ; I \ - " ri > ` ; - 1 ' . v ' *? ' . 1 ' ri i . . .->;'V *''TMrTM\ CERTIFICATION : i . ' ' : J : . __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'li Il ACCIDENT BUTTONS AND PINS (Since the No Accident buttons, and pins made available by the the Council bear the Council's name and emblem, the purchaser is asked to submit the following certification in connection with the purchase.) 1. We certify that the No Accident buttons (pins) we are ordering will be given only to employees of Members of the National Safety Council (or of Federal agencies) who have worked fo r the period specified without incur ring a disabling, injury, as defined .in Safety Standard Z16.T of the American Standards Association. 2. We agree that if these buttons (pins) are used for recognizing accident- free operations within departments, no supervisor will be given an award if a disabling injury has been experienced by an employee under his super vision. - 3. We understand that these buttons (pins) are made available by the: Na tional1Safety Council for the sole purpose of recognizing no disabling injury records and that they should not be awarded for any other safety achieve ment. - . ' 4. We understand that the Council makes available to members a Safe Driver Award program specifically designed to recognize safe vehicle opera tion, and we agree not to use No Accident Award buttons (pihs) as a sub stitute for the Safe Driver Award issued and certified by. the Council. DATE ' o f COMPANY r ep r es en t a t iv e' ' .-.a . "56 -- USE ORDER FORM ON REVERSE SiDE- JUMBO POSTERS Be big about safety . . . big with programs, big with posters, big in your safety selling. Employees always on the move can't hear you when you whisper. There's no better way to broadcast day-todhy safety than with NSC Jumbo Posters-- in parking lots, at employee entrances and loading docks . . . throughout the plant. Big? You bet! 11'8" wide! 9'11" high! Each poster consists of eight easy-to-put-up sheets. And ink and paper remain weatherresistant for at least a full 30 days out-ofdoors. Put these posters on walls or boards. Plans for boards supplied free by the Council. 184.41 JUMBO POSTERS, annual subscription (12 posters) each: 1 -$ 7 5 .0 0 ; 2--$73.00} 10--$71.00; 100--$67.00. For use indoors, outdoors, anywhere--a\er production bays, in work areas, at ap proaches to your plant, wherever employees and visitors pass in volume--big, versatile NSC Safety Banners literally shout safety. 10 feet long, 3 Vi feet high, and printed in vivid colors, these convenient safety re minders just cannot be ignored. Made of heavy cloth in two types. Indoor style: has 8 metal grommets for hanging on walls or suspending from ropes. Outdoor style is extra-heavy cloth with ropes firmly stitched to top and bottom, and with air vents to reduce wind pressure. Both styles have same design and identical appearance for powerful repetitive impact. 188.51 INDOOR BANNERS, annual subscription (12 banners) each: 1 $100.00; 2--$95.00; 20--$91.00; 100--$86.00. 188.81 OUTDOOR BANNERS, annual subscription (12 banners) each: 1 -4 1 1 0 .0 0 ; 2--$104.00; 10--$98.00; 100--$93.00. ' ; if't ifvj;' iH iS is o - 192 5 0 " ffistSI Q p e r^ n i b W i^ tools safely b* a a s A ,a *ta*i i i f ( i>i o r t , ; A S'zn sife B Size 'ifostef'Thenie , - -, * 7 ET--A E T -2 B " ET 3-t S iEiiB m ]Safgty-a ifamlly effort .'ET-SUt a l i | rS afttrh lisikeeping , E.T-7-A ? -E T -S -B / T (Preven! fads ~ - ET-9-A '.ET-aO-B' ( S G t i l o K l f i K l s S $ f e S r E T -ll-A ' l i 'W e t V sa fe ty; - 'l ? ' " , l i f p T ' --3 E M 5 -A ET-16-P' ( w 'aftd'Watk s a fe )/ " ET -1 7 -A 1 ET-18.B frei/shf1fire s . i - ET 1 9 - 'ET-2-B P l i p l H S i i ET -2 1'A ET 22 B ET-23-A" ET-24-B i^aetme^Sls, see page 25 /for Carfioaign films DESCRIPTION: STOCK NUMBERS A N l S lC E S COMIC BOOK {"JIM FINDS A DIAMOND"). Teen age boy learns about safety. 16 pages, 7 " x l0 " , full color. 192.48. Each: 50-- $.0 8; J5D0-- $.07 1000-- $.06; 5000-- $.05; 10 ,0 0 0 -7^ 0 4 5 . INDOOR BANNER. 3 'xl0 \ heavy cloth, eight grommets for ease of hanging. 188.81 Each: 1--$9.30; 2 ^ 8 .7 0 ; 10--$8.30; 100-- $7.90. OUTDOOR BANNER. 3 'xlO ', heavy cloth, weath er-resistant ink, air flaps and ropes. 188.82. Each: 1-- $10.00; 2 4 $ .5 0 ; 10-- $9.00; 100-- $8.50. ri STRING PENNANTS. Eight pennants printed on two sides, on 15' rope. Sold in sets of two. 199.42.. Each (set of tw o):':;!-- $11.00; 2-- $9.00; 10-- $8.00. DISPLAY CARDS. Sixteen diamond-shaped cards to a set, each with Campaign emblem or safety message. 18" square. 199.41. Each (set of 16): 1--$6.00; 2-- $4.50; 10-- $3.60; 100--$3.00. . , f TABLE-DESK EASEL, They fold to make Cam paign display for desks, tables, other flat surfaces. 199.40. Each: 50--$.044; 500 -4-039 ; 1000-- $.034; 5000-- $.028; 1 0 ,0 0 0 ^ :0 2 5 . DISPLAY STICKERS. Safety messages on trans parent plastic (self stick back). Set of 14 stickers, each 2i/2" square. 199.48. Each (set of 14): H 4 $ 3 5 ; 50-- $.22; 500--$.20; 1000--$.18 BALLPOINT PEN (DELUXE). Chrome cap, plastic barrel, Campaign slogan and emblem on barrel. 0 41.3 1. Each: 10--$.95 5 0 -4 -8 4 ; 1 0 0 - 1 .7 0 ; 250--$.67; 500--$.65; 1 0 0 0 ^ .8 4 . BALLPOINT PEN (STANDARD). All plastic, Cam paign slogan and emblem on barrel. POCKET PROTECTOR. Keeps pocket and shirt clean. Campaign emblem and slogan on outside flap. Plastic. 041.32. Each: 10--$ .70 ; 50^4164; 100-- $.54; 250-- $.48; 500--$.47; 1 0 0 p f> 4 6 . '^ V 1 048.40. Each: 10-- $.24; 5 0 ^ $ .16 500-- $.14; 1000--$.13; 5000--$ .12 . 4 KEY TAG. Campaign emblem on one side, place for name and address on other. Chain in cluded. 045.30. Each: 10-- $.20; 50--$ .12; 500-- $.10; 1000-- $.09; 5000-- $ .0 8 7 ............ POT HOLDER. Handy kitchen item. Has Cam paign emblem, loop for hanging. 7 " square, quilted. 052.07. Each: 10--$.32; 5 t $ .-2 2; 500-- $.19; 1000-- $ .1 7; 5000-- $.16 BUMPER STRIP. Plastic, full color, self-stick back. Campaign symbol and traffic safety slo gan. 10" long. 199.43. Each: 50-- $.20; 50--$ .1 7 ; 1000-- $.16; 5000--$.15. K0'' RULER-- BOOK MARK. For the school children, plastic. 052.06. Each (pkg. 100): 1 - 4 8 .0 0 ;,$ -- $4 30; 10-- $3.40; 50-- $3.00; 100--$2:807* BUTTON. For shirt, hat, for employees, for children. I-Vm ", pin has safety catch. 044.40. Each: 50-- $.05; 500--$.04; 1000-- $.035; 5000--$.033; 10 ,0 0 0 -4 .1)3 1. HOME SAFETY SCOREBOARD. Combination mes sage pad and safety scoreboard. 189,32. Each: 10-- $.28; 5 0 -4 .2 0 ; 500-- $ .1 7; 1000-- $.15; 5000-- $ .14 . ; PLANT SAFETY SCOREBOARD. Pressed wood construction, 3 colors, T 7"x2 3 ". 189.31. Each: 1-- $4.80; 2 -4 3 .6 0 ; 10-- $2.90; 100-- $2.70. 0013-516 75M 36246 P rin te d in U S A