‘

‘lard hats in industry do not
ny Jiterally “hang on a shoe

Bon is the lace or cord in the
nst hard hats. If this lace is
“insecurely knotted a blow on
‘rious as if no hat was worn.
tajusted so that there is 14”
(he top of your head and the

i places great strain on the
yon the lace or cord. If this
je driven down with crushing
@ {han no protection but not
strong lace, properly threaded
4

vlast a lifetime, it is worth a
ch that the lace is strong, pro-
oggd and knotted with a reef
{in' the right adjustment for
dmaximium comfort.

‘now, Safety Hats are like.
all’ equipment they need re-
nd te

ar.

isl
| Columbia
ppensation Board

B.C. LUMBER WORKER 7

\ &
EXECUTIVE SOuMETES of the Tabor fcontarene
re, fi Williai

ing the Congress of the Nationall Satatg: Council! meeiinetinl ChicaeeNGroun

m A. Callahan, Chairman, State rene Accident Comm., Salem, Oregon; Jose L. Cruz Marigo, Dept. Labor,

ah Morales, Secretary, Safety Committee, Baltimore Federation of Labor; John Gruden, Director Health. and
Joseph A. Goney, Assi tant ctor Safety and Health, United Steelworkers; Hunter P. Wharton, Assistant

eneral President, International Union Opera! y E, Roberts, Aircraft Lodge 763 I.A.M., Phoenix, Arizona; Al E

ir

i i ‘ing Engine a

rown, Vice-President and West Coast Reg. Direc! ctor, Tnernatinal “Brotherhood oka paper Mater Dan Adair, Director Labor Division,
als 2 SE

Machinists; Lloyd Utter, Director of

il;
lustrial Health & Safety Div., United Automobile Werkorss Helene Heke Notional, ‘Safety uncil; Harry Read, peed ant to the
Secretary-Treasurer, AFL- , American Federation of Labo: of and Cong of Industrial Organizations; John B. impel, special
Ini

sets) Business Rep., International Perenn ‘tion Machin-

John G. Syauey Inspector, International soc suan. “Machinists Greene, Union Safety Rep., International ena

art B
ists; J.
Machi inists; Carson S. Grigger, Machinists (Canada) Lote n T. Atkinson, mee Director, International Woodworkers of A
C. R. Thor rath Comm. of Labor, State of Arkan:

“Overtime” Makes
Jobs Riskier

Workmen’s Compensation | enced by workmen in estaba
Board Coninlactoner Chris Prit- | ing that an accident occurr
rin; $s

chard, during a safety addres :

to the 7th Annual Convention _ Stick to Story

of Local Totty TWA, Dee. 2 This, Commissioner Pritchard
i pointi

inion’ t the greatest problem of the
workers an dees ils Board was getting the injured
dents and he was 0] eased “ a workmen to stick to the same

2,000 ‘80 a elaine a month

made reference to a] an F

cesdulon submitted isp rian (one, “onsiatiy Giengo Waar
y of ecurred,

cers 1-71, to the conven- | stor. hat
tion, vee Withee Woreners
@ He ee esatte | URS Yu ies Compensation

’ Board

tion No. 209 refers to Section 7

of the Act and requests the Pro- poeta ee

uncial Sovenune Ae to delete the foll

ords “by acciden en
The resolution points out that | their claim being rejected if’ they

often great difficulty is experi-|become involved in an accident.

aman died...
Teo eu

W.C.B. COMMISSIONER CHRIS PRITCHARD
dw

. . while there were unemployed workers poling ithe -strest the streets.”

by bre |

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at , Wes Op 70 Par!
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eg plenty of Steep!

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OCCUPATION: Boom Man.
ER ERRIENCHS 8 Months.

bearing an “A” frame and donkey was anchored off
hate! mr ; tail held line attached to an old snag standing in
twenty feet nad er in a lake.

oa being brought in, the raft was felt to jar
and the Bees man who be aa been stringing boom sticks at the
rear of the raft was missin;

wae HRS gen the uber part of the snag had broken of
he had been struck by a falling chunk and drowned.

S709 WEALTH AN ON THE 108M 57