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1961 Xational Safety Congress cut ciurs. There ure : lot oi riiaiuit'l* through which people evil le nnti\-atcd. Let's Inst some to provide y*u some fuel for thought: individual and family security, individual and family health. Icr#onal recognition, economic reward, increased status, individual creativity. These channels can apply to the person to be motivated, or t<> the person motivating toward the gol ot safety awareness. Over SO ier cent of the visitations that take place a: our company hospitals l*ccnu-c of injuries are due to minor cuts, lacera tions. abrasions, contusions, and bruises. Of all tlie tyics ut injuries to elimtnate. this category is the most dinicult. if we could give yon a dilution--a cure-atl--humanity would probably jn up a statue of us. We won't hold our breath for that statue. :c*r we know tliat the cure lies with you--not with us. The nr#t step towards the so*ution c*i the problem of cuts, lacerations, abrasions, and contusions is the recognition tliat the jiroblem exists. Your knowing that a pr blem exists and keeping yourself and vjur employees aware of this problem will pro vide the solution to h. This solution is not an over-night deal--but can lc obtained l.v adding the magic eietneni <>f perseverance. 1-lag waving is a bunch *t hog-wash! A great many people called the great strides of advancement in the technological fields hog-wash. One of these strides was the establishmem of a preventive maintenance program for all machines. This has long since proven highly successful. The first and nt--t im|n:ini to1 neces sary to a successful human preventative maintenance program is a good supervisor. A good supervisor. like any good man. does not live in that dismal swamp land called `indifference"; nor does he !fs>k at friends, employees, or problem* with all the enthu siasm of a corpse. Boil it all down and it condense# t* a priceless, magical clement (that \u* all !>sess, but which, through lack of use*, has for most oi us lecnine rusty), common sense. If we were t` tear down this tool oi common sense, we w>ulJ hnd tliat it's made up of these imjsr.ant parts: 1. Ability.;., think logically and system atically. 2. Control of emotions. 3. Just and high ideals. 4. A control of vgo;i-r.i. 5. Relief and practice of the goMen rule. ri. O .urage. lt*s possible to shine these pans--lubri cate them with usage--and apply them to the txnp -nant job r. protecting your em ployees from physical injury and pain. 16 OFFICERS OF THE METALS SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1961-62 General Chairman--D. IX Mateer. Works Safety Administrator Safety & Welfare !>ept.. Jones & 1-aughlin Steel Corp.. Pittsburgh Work- I iv.. 1`iitsburgh. I'a. i'irst t ice C /wirnun--James (. L cubin'. Supvr.. Safely Section Employee Services I)ept.. Ford Motor Co.. Dearborn. Mich. Second Vice Chairman--}. W. Tyssk, Mgr. < i Safcxv. Republic Sterl Corp., Cleveland Ohio Third Vice Chairman--C. E. Wilson. Safety Kngr.. Bethlehem Slid tY... nethleiiem, Pa. Secretary--W. I>. Williams. A-git. Supvr. of Safety. Tin- Young-town Sheet & Tube Co.. East Oiicago. Ind. Xewsletter Editor--U. 1. Khiciile. Supvr. ..f Saiety. The Youngstown Sheet \ Tu1< Co.. Young-town. Ohio Co*Editvr--D. L. Johnson. Supvr.. Safety Engr.. Pennsylvania Manufacturer# Assn.. Casualty Insurance Co.. Pitt.-burgh. Pa. Program Committee--G. Lvniue (Chairman), As.-l. Dir., Safety & Plant Protection. In land Steel Co.. East Chicago. Ind.: H. IX Hickey. Supvr. of Safety, Bethlehem Steel Co., Buttalo, X. \.: J. I). I,,akkal% Supvr.. Industrial Safety Section, Steel Division, Ford Motor Co.. Dearl-orn. Mich.; Edw. Manhuy. Supt.. Ind. Relations, Cleveland Dist.. Republic Steel Corp.. Cleveland. Ohio; R. A. McRae. Safety Engr- The Colo rado Fuel S: Iron Corp.. Pueblo. Colo.; W. R. Robi.IN, Supvr.. Corp- Safety, Alleghenv I.udlum Steel Corp.. Pitt-burgh. Pa. Engineering and Consulting Committee--G. L. Hughes (Chairman). Safety Dir.. Phoenix Steel Corp.. Phc^ntxville. Pa.; I.). X. Babb. Uiv. Safety Coord.. L'nion Carbide Metal# Co.. Uiv. of Union Carbide Corp.. Niagara Falls. X. Y.; D. \V. Brown. Safety Engr.. United State# Steel Corp.. Pittsburgh. Pa.; J. S. Chapman. Mgr. of Safety. Armco Steel Corp.. Middletown. Ohio; M. W. Gray. Safety Dir.. Weirton Steel Co..*Weirlon. ^Y- Va.; E. l-\ Szymanski. Mgr. of Safety, General Mfg. I>iv.. Luria Bros. & Co.. Tork. N. Y.; T. . Wilson. Asst. Supt., Saiety, Republic Steel Corp-. Buffalo, Membership Committee--Andrew T. Poemher (Chairman). Safety Dir.. Allegheny I.ud lum Steel Corp., Leechburg, Pa.; M. C. Cunningham. L>ist. Saiety Supvr., Southern Dist.. Republic Steel Corp.. Gadsden. Ala.; P. X. Lunu^uist. Safety Dir., Acme Steel Co., Oiicago. III. Off-tke-fob Committee--R. F. Schroeder (Chairman) (Steel Serv. Cent. Comm.); J. D. Holtzapple (Past General Chairman); W. R. Giluiand (Past General Chairman) ; W. R. Roblix (Engineer Consultant Commissioner) Training and Education Committee--L. C. Parke* (Chairman), Safety Dir., Granite Citv Steel Co.. Granite City. 11L; H. W. Gilberg. Wks. Safety Adm* Jones & Laugh! in Steel Corp.. Aliquippa Wks- Aliquippa. Pa_; W. A. Cotter, Supvr. oi Safety & Se curity, The Babcock & Wilcox Co., Boiler Dfv., Barberton, Ohio; \V. L. Jones, J*., Chiet Safety Engr., Allen Wood Steel Co., Conshohocken. Pa.; W. P. Saunders, Safety Dir.. Universal-Cyclop* Steel Corp.. BridgeviUe, Pa.; K. I. Ward. Asst, to Supvr. of Safety. The Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co., Youngstown. Ohio 17