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Cc. LUMBER WORKER

12,000 PLAN

Reports of IWA delegates John T. Atkinson and Leo
icago Congress of the National Safety
ae recent quarterly meeting of the IWA

t Cow evealed the gathering momentum o:
bling for: se fety c on fhe sob) and off the job cverywhere aaa
me merican conti:

SAFER LIVING
AT CHICAGO _

Botl

shee tern of he aehoaes Me
the Congress which assembled
over 12,000, delegates from Ca-

nada

jlelegates spoke in e! var
i

Safety Director
banson. stated that the aa
movement yuld
sree ater responsibi
to the | International and na-

ca |
Inowledge of the role of jabae in

views were confirmed by
rel sae
IWA

NATIONAL SAFETY councu.
who took an active part in the
recently. (Left) Ed Kenney, Intel

Congress program holds the attention of the three TWA delegates

woods products section of the 12,000-member session held in coe

national Research Director; “John T. Atkinson, District -Safet:

Director; Leo Stadnyk, Acting-Secretary, District Safety Council.

ing
gave serious ee. et the son
in

speakers heard ut have probably
a

Most mesic were
disputable facts related ae
points — one, that safety

s from
hanes ae cna esupplyaeen st
Aid Kit, ‘Streteher and Blankets
for every crew of four or more

al
i By, the scion of a handful of
re | drying

BLANKET STORAGE IMPROVED —

manufactured with enclosed sewed in at the end | opposite the

zipper and a cotton web camrying- | zipper. The bag fungi
d jon i A pace or

hangs with the zip.

per at the bottom. Rain

Polls off the bag. fo entering

the zippered 0}

ne man ead cane the stretch-
Fi

of
nd may be made even more so

he zipper : along the bottom|er, the First Aid Kit and. the
end has inside, flap which | Blankets in one trip, These b bags
Epvere ehecrnnecad opening from |are manufactured locally

the inside. The carrying strap s cost $2.75.

ae ese blankets must be kep'

(1) dry, (2) clean, (3) Seatily

accessible, i, ident anion and
ortab!

0
f typ ae of contai
Daily Death ror y most operations ‘Gal ea
stimated death toll for stl eee used “ “ane something
1952 ‘s 56, 000 at the ara fate, | better comes alo

his means that in the United] Harrison wills ia ging Divi-
States, 260 fatalities occur each | sion of Canadian
er A are ine

i
Forest Pro-

dustrial workers the jo! und a container phish answers

Canadian iatistics £ chow closely all the requirements, i.e, port-

le, moisture proof, compact; to

rae cost aie a table acci- keep the Blankets dry, clean and
.dents at the aut famecaente eadily

mated to be Pain tely $7,-

Rane water ee aan a small

lack rubberized cloth bag was

moder
easures, which otherwise would
erated double the c

£
es
288

BLANKETS

safe
an Fe erth ‘that a well-l balanced
end practical program might

ie: “Darling,-please say those
thee. little words that will make
e walk on air.”

she: : “Go hang yourself.” ZIPPER

a Y
A’“Hands Off” Sign Can Se

Mean Yours if Disobeyed.
If You Care to Keep Work-
ing—Keep Working with
Care.

Freak Roll Kills

eared foeaae extra margin of safety, while keeping in the
cleat, cost the life ina freak accident, of Vato Miyata) 50-year.
arenes employed at the Consolidated Timber Co. Ltd.,
rison Lake, October

The victim and fall 8 | %% TPIS. =F,
working eae Tee earl safe spot. The fallers then pro-
other were bueking logs on a ceeded to finish their cut, send-
ste rolli

Ate jane ss Gauinie aaae ah log
large windfall nearly through, |where it lance
the fallers stopped to. warn knocking di

path of the rolling log.
Kivela, who was not working
his machine at the time, “shouted
back that he would move to

e

their might” to vd
wisdom and i
they contain in ¢]
their hands, the

= Knowledge
Unused talent is an
that is not applied is y

A determination
use of all the talents
with, and the courag
all obstacles, could
industry the consta
vails.

Action is the
of happiness.

Workmen's

ADAM
FP.
CHRIS
EV.

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