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FILE NAME: National Safety Council (NSC) DATE: 1958 DOC#: NSC259 DOCUMENT DESCRIPTION: National Safety Congress Transactions - General Sessions - Vol 1  'IHIIIIIHIIIIimilddKtlKIMUKwmfN, ........................................... .. ................................................... iiiiimiuniinniminiilurliliniilml in OFW QH * "MB U t W *11 SA A S fritti vM M K B P Ih fr#% sJW #P i A T I0 N M SA FETY C O U N C IL 1951-59 Gtmrai CW w ww-CA RL F. VANDER CLUTE. sene! manager, M ari, De., Gulf 0 8 Cm , 17 Battery H , New York 4, N. Y. mn*wv Giatral CksiViini* ROBERT E OBRIEN. rie t president. Operations, MoorcMcConmck U a t^ tac# 5 Broadway, New York 4, N, Y. Vie* Getterai Chairmen (AibmSie A rto}--JOSEPH S. BLACKETT, vice president, optm k m *g*ir. Grace line; 3 Hanover S g, New Yorir 4 N.Y.; CHARLES L BOYLE, ownager, Marine De.. Sm Od Co, M ira Hook, Pjl ; W. N. DAMONTE. vice pntridm and manager. Marine D ept, Siedair Refining Co. 600 Fifth Ave. New York 8 ; N. Y .; X. K, KELLY, manager. Transportation Dept, Eastern D iv, Tide water 0 8 C o, 17 Battery PL. New York 4, N. Y .; J. V. C. MALCOLMSON, general manager. Marine D ept, The Texas Co.. 161 E. a d S i, New York 17. N. Y. ; HAROLD W NORTHCUTT, manager State Island Yard. Bethlehem Steel Co, SMphutdmg D iv, Stata Ickmd , fi. Y.; ROBT. f TARR. operating manager. LnckeBadt S. S. Cri. Font M( 3S(h S t, Brooklyn 32, N. Y .; PARKER W ISE, generai manager, Marine Transportation D ept, Socony-Mobil (Xl C o, 150 E. 42tad S t, New York 17, N. Y. Vie* Gommi Chairman (Golf AreaJ-ROBERT RADER, vice president. Lykes Bn*. S, S. Cri, New Orleans, La. Vie* Cement Chmrmm (Pacifis A r>~-RAN DOLPH SEVIER, pseswknt, Matson Navi gata) C o, 215 Market S t, Sa F rancisco 5, Cafif.; A. E. JOHN, president, California Shipping C o, 320 Market S t, San Francisco 2fll Calif. ; CAPT. T. C. CONWELL vice president. Operations, American President Lines, 311 California S t, San Francisco 4, Catif. Vie Gtm rat Ckrarwrn (G ent Laker Area)--L*AV1D L. BUCHANAN, director, Claim* Dtv, Pittslntrgh S. S. Div, U. S. Steel Corp. 614 Superior Ave, N. W , Ckvdand 13. Ohio; JOHN L HORTON, assistant manager. Marine Dept, Cleveland Cliffs Iron Co, Ckvehmd 14, Ohio. Vie* General Chairmen (Inland WaUrwayiJ--Operaiums--E. A. MECHLING, vice presi dent, Meriting Barge Lines, Joliet, I I I ; Membership--WILLIAM C McNEAL, vire president. Oil Transport C s, P. O. Box 1701, New O leans 11, La. Fir# General Chairmen (Passenger & Cargo Services)--L. S. ANDREWS, vice preside?, American Export Lines, 37 Broadway, New York 6. N. Y R IC H A R D W BERRY, assistant to wke president, United Fruit Co, Pier 3, North River, New York, N. Y ; CAPT L. A. RENEHAN, marine superintendent, Farrell Lines, 26 Beaver S t, New York 4, N. Y. Vise General Chairman (Tankers)--ADOLPH B. KURZ, vice president. Keystone SCt. pin Qk HMD Wafcmt S t, Philadelphia 7, Pa. Vice General Chammm Coastal regions end Intem etiam l Safety Conventions)--VICE ADM. ALFRED C RICHMOND, USCG, Comdt., U. S. Coast Guard, Washington 2S, D .C lYfiniiiiniiifiiiTt? ('ifWfflfitfrr...1Y1I ^ a p r i F. JONES. 21 West St., New York 4, NX. 'tertfm v (Admiralty m i Marine Cmnuwtw'J--HENRY C EIDENBACH, c/o Mill Riviera, Middleton, Lf & Warbnrtou, 96 Fuhon S t, New York 38, N. Y. 71 ,, . . . . . ________ PEW. J R . vice Dfjr&tck Co. Drawer 5 , Owner. Pa.; REAR ADM. GEORGE WUCHOPE. executive vie* praskfant, FarreU Lino 26 Beaver S t, New Y eek4, N. .; LEIGH I t SANFORD, president. Shipbuilders Couadi of America, 21 West St., New Yoek 6, N. Y.; LOUIS B. PATE, vice president. National Cargo Bureau, Inc. W John St. New York 38, N. Y.; REAR ADM. ROBERT C. LEE, vice dsainaan. Moore-Mt- Conmck Linea, 5 Broadway, New York 4. N. Y.; WILLARD F. JONES. .21 West St, New York 4, N. Y.; CARL E HOLMES, 3217 Law Av*. Tampa 11, ila .; CA PI E. W. FISKE, J R , vice prestda*, Mobil Overseas Tankers Co. Englewood Cliff . N. J. ; ARTHUR M. TODE, consulting engineer, 17 Battery PL, New York 4, N. V A teista* Genera/ CAomnon (Programs, Conventions) --H AROLD M. WICK, nt vice president, American Bureau of Shipping. 45 Broad S t, New York I, N. Y Assistant General Chairman (M em berskip)-C. H. Q I ACKENBUSH, vice president. Statr* Marine Corn.. 90 Broad S t. New York 4, X. Y. Director, Safety Information orni P otten--C A P T. MILTON BREECE, manager, Esso Standard Oil Co. Port of N. Y. Office; 0 W. 49th S t. New York 30, N Y. Pice General Chmrmer (Stevedoring)--L. ROY RIDDICK, Ira, Dept. Stradina Stuffing Co. Savannah Bank Trust Bldg. Savannah, Gau: ROBT. T. ALDEN, safety and wage administrator, Castle & Cooke; Ltd., P. , Box 2990, Honolulu, Hawaii Director, Public Relatione--FRANK BRAYNARD, director, Bureau of Information. American Merchant Marine Inst. 11 Broadway, New York 4, N. Y. Assistami Director, Public Relations--JACK TENNANT, U. S. Maritime Administration, 45 Broadway, New York 4, N. Y. Directors, Maritime Associations--R. J. BAKER, secretary-treasurer, Amricain Merchant Marine Inst. II Broadway, New York 4, N. Y. ; CARL E. McDOWELL, executive vice president, American Inst of Marine Underwriters, 99 John St. New York 3ft, N. Y. Editor, Marine Nevesletter--WARREN D. LINDSAY, director of safety, United States Lines, Pier 60, North River, New York 11, N. Y. REGIONAL ACTIVITIES Assistant to Pice General Chairman (Coastal Regions and Intenwtionai Ceventions}- REAR ADM. HENRY C. PERKINS, Commander, 3rd Coast Guard Dist, Custom House, New York, N. Y. ; COMDR. A, W. WC ERKER, executive secretary, Merchant Marine Council, U. S. Coast Guard, Washington 25, D. G. Assistant Chairmen, Atlantic Region--Tanker OperaHmts--CAPT. W UX I A,M G. AN DERSON, manager of operations. Marine Div. The Atlantic Refeting Co,,, P. . Bo* 7700 Philadelphia, Pa.; CAPT. R. E MACKEY, assistant manager, Operations, Mr*rine Dept., The Texas Co. 135 E. 42nd S t, New York 17, N. Y.; CAPT. WM. B. CHATFIELD, Keystone Shipping Co. Philadelphia 7, Psl; CAPT. A'ALTER R MATSON, marine superintendent Ocean Operations Div. Socoay Mobil Oil Co, 156 E 42nd S t, New York 17, N. Y.; J. R. THOMPSON, assistant general manager, Ma rine Dept. Gulf Oil C o t:. 17 Battery P I. New York 4, N. Y. Atlantic Region--Cargo t safety, Moore-McCorm- Passenger V essels-} AM ES T. CROWLEY, director of Lines, Inc. 39 Cortlandt S t, New York 7, N. Y, 72 uutf k t Bros. Waft* ma direct J. B, La. Parier . venti* HA Frai Guai Great /. S. S Wils ING DVi'rfrt'J dont, ,-f xjfis'csn Dep* 2nd Choirm CM TJ enti Lint nam TEI G, I ST J Net Orli t B Imi t CGnVuii wit. 11uri CimG'I! Cikt*rai Ma Sa1  S t, New mC % tea -- trner, N .V 'A U C H i LEIG H New York 99 Jdm S ,21 W ot ! F b .; CAP wood cm fork A N. .m b ta r* X N. Y. M C tr . Esso . Y. haa Shiffiag I, safety and iwa. Information, dmiaistraison, cm Merchant LL, executive ark 38, N Y. United Stirs M m fw u/... D in, Cartorn ry, Merchant AM G. ANa. P. O. Bcw entions, Ma* PT. WM. B. VALTER R. OB Co, ISO manager. Ma* , dweetor of Sttvetform#--T C BRYANT, supen isor, Accident Prevention, L j.ta B n a. S. S. Co , Whitney Bid*., New Or! am, L a ; EARLE SM ITH, safety director. Waterman S. &. C ora, Mobile, A ia.; O. i. V1LLARRUBIA, claim agent and safety a * m r, T. Smith It Son. 209 Gravtcr S t, New Orleans, La.; E. R. SEAMEN, safety & ****, M mmmmi Shipping C a, Hibernia Blade BM*. New O rkam . La.; CAPT. I B. RUCKER, Marine Inspection Officer, 8th Coast Gaard District, New Orleans ! >. * P**&t M aghm Ships, Stevedoring--JO SEPH H. TRAVERS, manager. Accident PieMkai Bureau, Pacific Maritime Assn., 16 California S t, San Francisco 1, Calif..; HARRY E. AVERY, safety engineer, Matson Navigation Co. 215 Market St., Sm Francttco 5, C alif.; CAPT. F. A. McGURN, marine inspection officer. 12th Coast Gnwd District, San Francisco 24. Calif. [ Great Lakes Regim-Bm ik C arriers-WM, ECKERT, manager. Safety Dept, Interlace I S. S. Co., Union Commerce Bldg., Cleveland, Ohio; L. C. II ATI A, secretary. The 1] WiImo Marine Transit C a, 55 Public Sq. Cleveland 13, Ohio; COMDR. C E. I.EIS- | INC, marine inspection officer, 9th Coast Guard District, Cleveland 13, Ohio. | Director, Inland Waterways, Operating and StepbmMmg--B R A X T O ii B. CARR, pres* I dent. The American Waterways Opera(ors, Inc, Washington 8, D. C. ! Assistant Directors /afm d--ROBERT L. GRAY, superintendent, River Transportation I D ept. Ashland OU h Refining C a. Ashland, Ky.; G. A. PETERK IN , JR , proudest, * Dime Carriers, Honston 6, Texas; CAPT. C H. STOBER, marine inspection offirer. 2tod Coast Guard District, St. Louis 1, Mo. 1 SPECIAL SERVICE COMMITTEES Chairuum, Ship 0%-ners Associations Committee--RALPH E. CASEY, president, American Merchant Marine Institote, 21 Broadway, New York 4, N. Y. , Ckainam, Statistics amd Contests Committee--). L MORROW, safety director. Grace 5hjpLhimneil,ii3mHg aanmodveSr hSitpp, RNeepwaiYr oCrkom4,mNit.teYe.--H. B. CHAPPELL, JR., industrial relations manager, Eksctrk Bent Dhr, Genero) Dynamics Corp, Groton, Cono.; R. D. D.AUTERICH, safety engineer, Maryland S. B. & D. D. Co, Baltimore, M d; ROBERT a LEWIS, safety eectneer. Bethlehem Steel Co, Bethlehem, P a ; HERMAN j . , ORDSTROM. safety engineer, Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co., Newport News, Va.; JAMES O'DONNELL, director of safety, Avondale Marine Ways, New Orkans, L a ; ROBERT P. ROBERT, chief safety engineer, Todd Shipyards Corp., I Broadway, New York 4, N. Y.; J. A. STAFFORD, safety engineer, Ingalls Ship building; Corp, Pascagoula, Miss.; GILBERT WIDDOWSON, safety engineer, Sun S. B. ft D. O. Co Chester, Pa.; I. C. YATES, director of safety, Alabama Dr-.'lock & Shipbuilding Co, Mobile, A b Cfcairnaw, Stop Safety Achievement Awards Committee--M. S. PENNINGTON, as*itant rice president, Moore-McCortaaek Lines, 5 Broadway, New York 4, .NT. Y. Chmrmom, Engineering end Mimmnm Standards Committee--CAPT. R. A. SMYTH, USCG. .Asst. Chief, Office of Merchant Marine Safety, U. S. Coast Guard, Washing ton 25, D. C Chainmm, Liaison Committee for Cargo Skip and Tanker Discussion Groups--CAPT. E. H. SMITH, manager. Safety Dept., United States P. & I. Agency', New York 38, X. Y. Chtwrmm Tanker Safely Discussion Group--HANS MIKKELSEN, Inspector Safety, Marine Dept, Toe Texas Co , 135 E 42nd St., New York 1?, X, Y. O um m m , Cargo > Discussion G roup-C A 1*T. DONALD DAVENPORT, Asst. Dir. Snfety & Train States Marine Lines, 90 Broad St , New York 4, N. Y, 73 ; ummmiiiiii Ckamman, Great Lakes Safety D w m sim Cramp--ROBERT E. KRATZERT. v*ei per ra tu d manager, Cotumhis Traaspn-taiMxi Div,, Otrietay. Norton ft Co , Ckrceland 1. Ohwx Chmrmm, Govt. Discussion 6>twp~CAPT. T. f. FABIK, USCG, U. S. Goa* Guard Heac, quarters, Washington 25. D C. Corresponding .SVwtor.v-COMI >K. H. C. ROBINSON:, USCG, U. S. Coast Guard Head quarter*. Washington 25, l>. 5 hoards Commuter-- APT. R. E. MACKEY (OmR-maa), assistant manager, (!%ieri<ai> Dw,, Marine Dept., The T ex Co.. 135 E. fttad Sl, New York 17, N. Y.; J. M DEMPSEY, JR . mare iupermtetdent. Stales Marine Lines, 90 Brawl S t, New York 4, N Y.; CAPT. t. A RENEHAN. marine superintendent, Farrell lines, M Beaver St., New York 4, X Y. GOVERNMENT COMMITTEES Chairtmem, Safety Policies for Regulations, Skip Inspections--REAR ADM. HENRY T JEW ELL, Chief, Office of Merchant Marine Safety, U. S. Coast Guard, Washing too 25, D. C .; REAR ADM HALERT C. SHEPHEARD. USCG. (Ret. >, 45!ft WeatheriD R d, Westmoreland Hill, W uhstoo 16, D. C Chmrmm, Committee fo r Safety--Xational Defense Transport--VICE ADM. JOHN M WILL, USX, Commander, Military Sea Transportation Service. Washington 25, D < Transportation Committee: Atlantic Area--REAR ADM. D T. ELLER; Panne Area REAR ADM. H. O. LARSON; North Pacific. Suit a re a -CAPT X A IJ! STONE, Europe--REAR ADM. F. L, JO H N SO N ; W estern Pacific CAPT. U A DER A GON; Gulf, Sub area-C A P T . G. W. ASHFORD. (Aoirmon, Safety Committee for U, S. Coast Guard--Safety Withm the .YmiVi---CAl`T T. J. FABIK, USCG, U. S. Coast Guard Headquarters,' Washington 25, D. L Chairman, National Defense Transportation Readiness--CAPT. M. 1 GOODMAN Maritime Administration, Washington 25, I t. C. Chairman, Safety Committee fo r lumgshoremen, Harbor Workers ~K W. XETTER STROM, Marine Safety Advisor, Bureau of I,,ifinr Standards. I'. S. ! h-p;.rtment Labor, Washington 25, L). C. Cfieirwm, C. .S'. Saved Shipyards Safety Committee--C A I T . H L, MATHEWS. Cf.i\ director of safety, Office of Industrial Relations. Navy Dept, Pentagon Anne* No. I Washington 25. I). C Staff Representative--L. VV. DUTTON. National Sat etc Council, 425 N. Mir IKan An: Chicago IS. US 74 uuuiu u m u m tm u iiim iu m u iu u i VOLUME 2 6 OSMAFa wET Y TRANSACTION :>Z.So mmmniwniiiHHHWimaiminiitmi atiiiim sti ILROAD INDUSTRY 2J-- ~J NATIONAL SAFETY COUNCIL 42S n. m e m m m . e m e tti u , w . 1 Him Cernerai Ckmrmum-L. C HAHNEY, Elgin, Jo& t and Eastern Itm im y Ce, Jalta, 10. Vire Chaiemon--F. C LEWIS, The PuHman Cd, MS N. Canal St.. Chicago 4 Ht Secretory and Newsletter Editor--G. C. STROM SOE, Atlantk Com* Line Railtmd Co, Wilmington, N. C Associate Newsletter fiditorj--Southeast--H. C. DAULTON, The Louisville ft Nnshvtlk Railroad Co,, 908 W. Broadway, Louisville I, Ky ; W est--!' H. JENNER. The Western Pacific R. R. Co,, 526 Miaskm S t, Sa Francisco 5. Calif. ; C entral-J. . SLAVEN, Chicago, Burlington Quincy R. R. Co., 547 W. Jackson Rlvd, Chicago, 111.; East-- l L. BABCOCK, Bangor Aroostook R. R. Co.. Bangor, Maine; Southwest-C. R KNIGHT, St. Loots Southwestern Railway Lines, Tyler. Texas; Canada--j . G. ELDHAM, Toronto, Hamilton & Buffalo Ry. Co., Hamilton, Ontario. Association Liaison Committee--}. T. WILLIAMS (Chairman), The Pennsylvania R. R. Co., Pennsylvania Station Bldg., Philadelphia 4, Pa. ; W. C. LARAWAY ( Vke Chair man), The Deb ware & Hudson R. R. Co.. Albany 1, N. Y. ; *A. V. ROHWEDER, The Duluth, Missahc & Iron Range Ry. Co., Wolvin Bldg., Duluth, Mtm. ; *G. W ELSTE, The Baltimore ft Ohio R. R. Co.. Baltimore ft Ohio Bldg , Baltimore I. Mtl ; G. C. Stromsoe, Atlantic Coast Line R. R. Co. Wilmington, X. C. Contest and Statistkal Committee--J. P. KOLOC (Chairman), Illinois Central Railroad, 135 . Ilth Place, Chicago 5. 111.; *R. P. HAMILTON (Vice Chairman), St. Loua. San Francisco Ry. Ox, 906 Ofive S t, S t Louis 1, Mo.; G. E. GETTY, Bureau of Rail way Economics, Association of American Rai roads, Transportation Bldg,, Washington 6, D. C.; D. W. NAFF, The Norfolk and Western Ry. Co., Roanoke, Va.; A. j. BENSAIA, Boston ft Maine Railroad Co., North Station, Boston,, Maw, ; \V C LARA WAY. The Delaware and Hudson R. R. Corp., Alban; I. N. Y. ; J L, BABCOCK, The Bangor and Aroostook R. R. Co., Bangor, Maine; O, VV. .SMITH, Grand Trank Western R. R. Co. Detroit Mich.; C. A. BIRGE, Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines. 201 Katj Passenger Sta., Denison, Texas. Film and Sound Committee--E H, BLEWER (Chairman). New York Central Sywrtn, 466 Lexington Ave.. New York 17, N. Y.; M. A. N l'GENT (Vice Prewdent), The Southern Pacific Co., 65 Market St., San Francisco 5, Calif.; D. P. RUSSELL, Tin1 Catjpdian Pacific Railway Co, Room 156 Windsor Station, Montreal, Quebec; G R HUNTOOX, Chicago. Rock Island and Pacific Ry. Co, La Salk St. Station, Chkago 5, II!.; C. M. SCHAEFER, The Chesapeake and Ohio Ry. Co, 517 Ninth S t, Hunt' tagten, W, Va. ; J. P. KOLOC, Illinois Central Railroad, 135 E. 11th Place,, Chicago 5. I ll; G. R. KNIGHT, St.. Louis Southwestern Railway Line, Tyler, Texas. Highway-Railroad Crossing Committee--C. M. KIMBALL (Chairman), Southern Ry. System, Southern Ry Bldg, Washington S3, D. C ; G M. DEMPSEY (Vice Chair man), Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul ft Pacifir R. R. Co., 2599 W Grand Av., Chi cago 12. I ll; *W. H. ROBERTS, The Chicago ft North Western Ry, Co., 400 W. Madison St., Chicago 6, IT *G. W EL5TE Tin: Baltimore ft Ohio R. R. Co., Balti- 20 *cwe ' Co, Mita Co.. \ Frame Home . San I Clmaio Atchii DAU. W. V JOH ILnwiW.i Co., Minn. HOC erwtel ha y R. R. .Vowwtwiiili 1er T ft' Paul Terns immunmuLUimuuuiui 1-59 my Co., Jettet, XU. toago XU Line Railroad Co,, ntvB k ft N artm lk NER The Wertem l~ .l. E. SLAVEN, hkago, III.; East-- ; Sorohwert-G. R aada--J. G. BELD Pemsytvama R. R WAY (Vice ChairV. ROHWEDER, ith, Mitro; *G. W , Baltimore !, Md.; is Central Railroad, ftainnan), St. Loui TY, Bureau of Raili Bldg, Washington oanoke, V a.; A J. ass.; W. C LARA L BABCOCK, The .and Trunk Western u Lines, 301 Ka*y >rk Central System, ice President), The P. RUSSELL, The real, Quebec; G. R St. Station, Chkago 17 N ta S t. Huntth Place, Chicago 5, -, Texas, a n ) . Southern Ry PSEY (Vie* Chair t. Grand Ave, Chi rn Ry. Co, 40 W t o E E Co, Baiti .ttrtrt ft Cio Bldg, B aittav c 1, M i; C ML SCHAEFER, The Cheapta! * <to Ry C o, 517 Ninth Si , Hummgtoo, W. V a.; *L W. HOBBS, M tasori F a d ie L ta s, MMwori Pacific BU g, S t Loca, M a; a C. STROMSOE, Atlantic Coast lime R R. C o, Wttmmgtmi, N. G ; M. A. NUGENT, Southern Pacific Co, 65 M atte* St San F ia ta to 5, Calif. H orn m d O f-T h t-o b Safety C m m ktee-* fL P. HA M 'LTO N iQ u m m ), S t Lo Sta P ianeta Ry. C b, * O tta S t, S t L o to t. R a ; *J. H . W ILUAM S (V ke O w taM B). Team and Pacific Ry, C o, T ft P BMg, DaSae 2, Testa; E. L. DUGGAN, ArtMaon, Tepcfca and Santa F Ry. Sy, 80 E. Jactam K v d , O rnato 4. HI, ; L C. DAULTON, The L o to rilk & NasfcvHe S L R .C a.908 W. Broadway, L atoritte 1. Ky. ; W. V. HAYES, New York C eroni System. 466 Lexington Avo, New York 17. N. Y, ; JO H N D. W ATT, The Monongahela Connecting R R C o, 2 9 O tticr Ave, Pittsburgh 72. P a.; J. L. ROHWEDER, The Duluth, Mimahe ft Iron Range Ry. Ca, Wohrin Bldg., Duluth. M ina Membership Committee--H. C. DAULTON (Chairman), The LotoriB e ft Nashville R R C o, 908 W. Broadway, Louisville 1, Ky.; F. A GIBBS (Vice Chairman), The Minneapolis and S t Louis E IL Co, H i E Franklin Avo, M taenpott* 4, hiissi ; C. K.. HOCH, The Reading C o, Reading. P k ; P. H. JE N N E R The Western Pacific Rail road C o. $26 Mission S t, San Francisco 5. CaKf.; W. P. GOUGH, Richmond. Frederkkslmrg ft Potomac R R , Broad Sl Station. Rkhmond 20, V a.; W. O. COTTINGHAM, W estern Maryland Ry. Co, Hagerstown. M d.; H. E SHAUGHNESSY, Erie R E Co, Republic Bldg, C tetaaad 15, OWa Som m atim i ami E tectm u Com m it**-*}- LLOYD (Chairm an), Jersey Cattimi Liocii, Jersey City. N. J. ; }. H. W ILLIAM S (V ke Chairman), Texas and Pacific Ry. Co, T & P BMg, Dallas 2, Texas; . T. DeW ITT Northern Pacific Railway C o, St Paul 1, Mmn. ; *R. C. SABENS, Tlse New York Chicago & St. Louis R. R. Co, Terminal Tower, Cleveland 1, Ohio. Program CommitUr~. C LEWIS (Chairman), The Pullman Co, 165 North Cartai St, Chicago 6. IH.; F. L. W1NEGAR (V ke Chairman), Chicago, South Shore a.id South Bend R R. Co, Michigan Gtv, Ind. ; G. M. DEMPSEY. Chicago, St. Patii Pacific R. E Ca. 2599 W. Grand Ave, Chicago 12, IH. ; *R. C. SABENS, The N or York. Chicago & S t Louis E R. Co, Terminal Tower, Cleveland I, Ohio; W. F, FRANCIS, Lehigh & New England R. E Ca. Anthracite 61% , Bethlehem, Pa. ; E A. NEWTON. Chicago Western Indiana E E Belt Ry. C o, 47 W. Polk S t, Chkago 5. 111. ; W HOBBS, Missouri Pacific System, Missouri Pacific Bldg, St. Louis, Mo.; E. j. FLAHERTY. Lehigh VaJtey E E , 143 Liberty S t, New York 6, N. Y ; A G. PA RETTI, New York City Transit Authority, 370 Jay S t. Brooklyn 1. N. Y. Poster Commina --W. G. LANDRAM (Chairman), Wabash R. R. Co, Railway ;Erhnge Bldg, S t Lotus, M a ; A. W. SHEA (Vke Chairman), Chicago, Milwaukee, St. Paul ft Pacific R. R. Co, 2599 W. Grand Aye, Chkago 12, 111.; C. EDWARD THORNEY. Chkago, North Shore ft Milwaukee Ry. Co, Highwood, IIS.; G. M. DYER. Kentucky ft Indiana Termitai E R. Co, 2910 North Western Parkway, Louisville 32, Ky. ; J. L SLAVEN, Chkago, Burlington ft Quincy R. E Co, 547 W. Jackson Rlvd, Chicago, ill, ; T. L, HILDEBRAND, Duluth, South Shore ft Atlantic R. R. Co. Marquette, Mich. ; C. W. BATES, Kansas G ty Southern-Louisiana ft Arkansas Railway Co, Shreveport, PtMUatioms m d Remote Committee-r-G. E HUNTOON (Chairman), Chicago, Rock Island ft Pacific E E Co, La Salk S t Station, Chicago, III; J T ANDREW (Vice Chairman), Great Northern Ry. 175 E. 4th S t, S t Paul 1. Mitro; H. C. DAULTON, The LottisriVe ft Nashville E C a, 906 W. Broadway, Louisville 1, Kv. ; R. A. NEWTON, Chicago ft Western Indiana R. E -B rit Ry. Co, 47 W. Polk S t, Chicago 5. !*' 1 B Anee* lft H ein Ry. Co. 400 W. liberty DA"* WlmiMn, MM f ; j k LSWS, M > Padlfc R. R., 1416 Dotfe S t, Ouafta % Nebr.; S. E CAVALIER], New Y o*, Me Ha *n ft Hartford R. R. Cov, R w W Office BU*. Heir Hewn, Coml Trwpa&kig C m mUtn -J. i t BANNERMAN (C te u n a a ). Canadian Nattonal Ry* 606 W brtw r S t, Montreal, Qwftec; M. J. HUSMAN (Vice C h a tra u ). Terminal ail* d Aesoriation o f S tX w M , Union Station, S t Laois 3. M a ; J. R. HOTTING, Detrait ft Toledo Shot lin e I t R , Toledo, Ohio; G. W. OXLEY, V o * Ry Co Roanoke ft Va.; F. F. LENTZ, Akron, Canten ft Youngstown Ry. Co. 12 . Exchange It, Akroe ft Ohio; N EIL W. McDONALD, Delaware, Lackawanna ft Western R. R, Hoboken, N. J.; R. F. DttVALL, New Y ork Sm & dm im ft W estern R. R. Co. 160 Market S t, P a t * I, N. }.; P. W. ACKERMAN, Denser ft Rio Grande Western VL I t, Rio Grande Bidg., 153! Stoat S t, Denver 1. Coto. Rttohitim s Committ**--G. M. DEMPSEY (Chairm an), Chicago, Milwaukee, S t Pa! ft Paric R. R. C n, 2 5 W. Grand Ave, Chkago 1ft Iffinob; J. FLAHERTY. Lebigh Valley R. R , 143 Liberty S t, New York ft N. Y .; & i t KNIGHT, St. low s Southwestern Ry. Unes, Tyler, Texas. W. DUTTON, National Safety Council, 42S N. Michigan Ave.. P ut C haina.