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2957 Motional Safety Congress valve, operating from the press shaft, is used to interlock this dremi. There are many different ways to air valve a press dutch or brake. Depending an the specific application, certain ways may be less hazardous than others. Par the best in safety, other items, such as adequate guarding and interlocking, are very important and must also be given careful consideration^. OFFICERS OF THE AUTOMOTIVE AND MACHINE SHOP SECTION NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 1957-58 OFF-THE-JOB ACCIDENTS Statistics an mrh bozesome things And figures rather Aitl It's IZUlIiaQS, Kfllinw^ triHioUS, Over which we muIL But facts are facts where ere we go Regardless of amounts, So hoe's some facts on accidents. And fiat's what rally It isn't always big machines With blades of sharpened steel Thai rob a mas of arm or leg And make Ms senses reel. Xcr is h always "on the job" Most accidents take place, Bat just fiie opposite is true And figures prove our case. It's carelessness m little things At home and on the street Xeglect in moving objects small Away from i mining feet. A makeshift Udder. rugs, Electric cords that spark A disregard for cellar stairs And stumbling in the dark. Crossing where no crossings are While looking at the sky. Driving on a slippery Toad With milestones whizzing bv. These are the things that take a toll We all should frown upon So watch for them when off the job. As well as when you're on. --Humble Pipe Line Company, Houston, Texas JO General Chairman--V/. C BARBER, senior safety engineer. Standard Accident Insurance Co. Detroit. Midi. Vice Chairman--EDWARD D. RAHDE, supervisor--Employee Benefits and Safety, Westinghonse Air Brake Co, WlbnertEng, Pa. Secretary--GILBERT A. SNYDER, supervisor. Safety and Sanitation, AHis-Chalmers Manufacturing Co, LaPorte, Ind. Program Chairman--G. C SQUIER, safety engineer, Chrysler Division, O'.osier Corp, Detroit, Midi. Xeadetter Editor--W. EUGENE STUFFING, director of saietv. Carrier Corp, Syra cuse, N. Y. Engineering Methods and Procedures Committee--GEORGE E. HUMPHREY (Chair man). safety director, Cadillac Div, General Motors Corp, Detroit. Midi.; DAN F. BRADY, manager of safety. The Maytag Co, Newton, Iowa; WILLIAM E. GRUBER, manager. Safety Engineering Dept, Standard Accident Insurance Co, Detroit, Mich.; JOHN R. MAGORIAN, director of safety. Federal Enameling & Stamping Co, Pittsburgh, Pa.; W. E. McKELDIN, safety supervisor, Westinghonse Electric Corp, Philadelphia, Pa.; D. T. MOULD, safety director. General Motors Corp, Detroit, Midi.; A. J. RUZ1CH, safety engineer, Chrysler Corp, Mopar Plant, Center Line. Mich.; ROBERT VERHAAREN, asst, safety director. Ford Instrument Co, Div. of Sperrv Rand Corp, Long Island City, N. Y.; C- A. DeMONGE. personnel director. Kdsey-Hayes Wheel Co, Detroit. Midi.; CARL J. PETERSON, staff safety engineer. Chrysler Corp, Detroit, Midi.; EUGENE E. GARRITY. safety director. Hunter Division, Robbins ft Myers Inc, Memphis, Tom.; ROE BOONE, safety engi neer, Procter 4: Gamble Defense Corp, Milan Arsenal. Milan, Term.; MILTON A. RATHERT, safety director, C Hager & Sons Hinge Co, St. Louis, Mo.; JOSEPH MOORE, safety engineer, Schlage Lock Co, Baysbore Blvd, San Franrisen, Calif.; MORGAN OWENS, Chevrolet. Oakland Division. General Motors Corp, Oakland. Calif. Education and Teaming Committee--O. J. PICKED (Chariman), supervisor. Safety and Medical Service, Wagner Electric Corp, St. Louis, Mo.; YV. ETUGENE STUFFING, director of safety, Carrier Corp, Syracuse, N. Y.; ROBERT BEESON, safety^super visor, Hagerstown Plant Perfect Circle Corp, Hagerstown, Ind.; JOHN E. KANE, supervisor of safety, Terustedx Division, Genera] Motors Corp- Trenton Plant, Trenton, X. J.; WILLARD KERR, associate professor, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, HI; DANIEL G. SUU.IVAN, safety director, Pittsburgh Screw and Boh Corp, Pittsburgh, Pa.; HUGO PETERSON, manager of training, Bendix Corp, Sooth Bend, Ind.; E. CLARK WOODWARD, director of safely, A. 0. Smith Corp. Milwaukee. Wis.: J. \V. Y'OUNG, International Harvester Co, Chicago, I1L; HOWARD R. HANSEN. SR, Safely Engineer, Automatic Transmission Div, Ford Motor Co, Livonia, Midi.; LEO JOHNSON, safety director, John Deere, Harvester Work, East Moline, W.; ROBERT G. REEVE, administrative supervisor, AllisOiahncrs Manufacturing Co, Milwaukee. \Vis.; L. R. MORRISON, safety manager, A.C.F. Industry. New York, N. Y.; T. T. GALLAGHER, personnel administrator. Amencan-Standards Plumbing and Heating Div, Richmond, Calif. 3!