8004 1911 'Rugged Duty Economy V\fet/Dry Vacs. 1.25 HP High Performance These Shop-Vac Wot/Dry vacs are equipped with High Performance industrial by-pass motors for greater pick up power, and have many of the features that are incorporated into our more expensive equipment.

Heating Systems and Relief Voices Neptune Meter Company 50 East 42nd Street, NEW YORK Branch Offices Atlanta.

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THE INDUSTRIAL SAFETY MOVEMENT INDUSTRIAL INJURY RATES HAVE ALSO DECREASED SEVERITY RATE Fig 1-9 Today, the average American has a better chance of avoiding accidental death Left chart, based on figures for the entire country, shows number of deaths is down even though number of workers is up Chart above, based on figures of com panies reporting to the National Safety Council, shows both the frequency and severity of industrial accidents to be down, even though industrial production has increased pames involved is the work of the organized safety movement, they cannot be dismissed as representing a handful of firms with an exceptionally high level of safety enthusiasm The 1003 figures are based on reports from 12,539 units These units were principally manufacturing concerns, which accounted for about one-third of die total number of manufacturing man-hours worked in America It would be fair, perhaps, to call these figures representative of large-plant experi ence m this country, since the Council re ceives the majority of its reports from large concerns and only a minority from small plants Safety men cannot afford to underestimate the significance of the statistical data on their past performance It is abundantly clear that the bitter problem confronting the safety pioneers of 1913 has been attacked with amazing success However, the job is probably only half finished so progress is still being made This is shown by latest available data The dollar values It has been estimated that occupational aocidents cost the United States over $5,000,- 000,000 in 1963 If the 1912 accident rates had been left unchanged and if there had been no organized safety movement, this annual cost might have been two or three times as great Against such dollar savings, the relatively small expenditures for safety throughout America provide a striking contrast Each dollar spent for safety by American industry is actually producing a clear profit of several hundred per cent Industry and off-the-job accidents Directly and indirectly, industry is bear ing a substantial part of the burden of pre venting off-the-job accidents The National Safety Council is the creation of industry and largely supported by it Statewide and local safety organizations play a major role in the fight against such accidents, and they, too,' are largely industrial m origin and support Many industrial firms do a direct off-thejob educational service among employees and their families Industry supports a large part of the job of informing the general public on these problems through the press, radio, and television

This memorandum deals with the labeling of the packages of Kaiser Gypsum Company, Inc., for its various gypsum products containing asbestos or other materials, that some sources have alleged to be injurious to health, and is written at the request of Jim Parker.

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